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liABE COVERED WITH PIMPLES

llow lt is Almost Clear-and llor Health l: latter.

t» HPCdCd courage to make this Illllliihlvn‘. “ My faee was coveted m, pimples.“ But evidently this tvimaii svinpathises with others who fuller the embarrassing COIIdiUOD which troubled licr. lit.‘ wrote tn iis entirely of her own it-ordvgiving her name and address- iil of sheer gratitude and u desire to help others. This is tiie letter which 5w have on our tilcs:— Some time ugn my sister recom- ivnilcd nie to try Kruschcn Salts for luv bland. as my fnee was covered with liltiplr-s. l am nniv using mylseccnd Lottie, and l liin delighti-ti with the ft-sults, .\l_v fat-e is almost eleiir and I liicl better in health. I have advised ii-vterai of iny friends tn give it u Ullll. bs I want them to hcneﬁl. the 811111818 have tlmic, You are at liberty to tlliliiSll this, as I _eannot _l\e too IPIIPFUIIS in my praise of hruschen i

hese salts in these days oi 'modern

:llts,"—\\'. c. s. mulling!

ﬁll-pies, acne and hluekhcails are must-ll lly n. rundown, ilisnrdercil i ‘cin. lly those harmful acids and it\lllS which iuakc your skin hmak out. ‘ll ii‘ you want swiftly to rill yourself ll‘ that llj_Yl_\', lllenlislicd t-ilinplexion uni in obtain beautiful, smooth and ' e Kriischcn Salts.

but: 'hi alts are a perfect blend of d he six vital \2lll.S which nerves, glands, Hnml anti Ilnily organs ought to receive iPuin food iltlii-_\"rc in work [lrnpt-rly~ 1.1L it's siiilply impossible to obtain

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Krusi-hcn provides just that: gentle assistance your body organs need tn rid_ your

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HECI-IARLOTT

(Continued)

The house detective made his way to the big hall. The brisk professional woman was introduced as Doctor Byers.

"I hold degrees 1n medicine and _ law," she said, "I really can't say whether I'm here today as a lawyer Til‘ as a psychopath."

"Blll,” said Hanby, "the great Selenos mystery is about to be

What the. House

fkp-piglt ﬁwyug if‘ _, h‘

"leared up." “I can hardly agree that. it is a mystery," objected the visitor.

clogging waste matter. When your inside is clean and serene your blood courses through your veins pure and ::l‘"::::"l::l":*.~ lsl. “.i'";.l‘.°.“‘é.‘.".§f‘ ~~ an rm or mm- plexinn and ymirbrightcreyea reclaim ﬁnd not your vengeful client. She Il- M34 W"? Pclsl-‘iienlly his Bill!!!“ is a dynamo of unpleasant energy." Salts i. obtainable lit liii' "HM “me W“ kmlvuheﬂ" D°°' Drug Stores at 45c. and 75c. per bottle. ,3” Byers °°mm9nt°d' I‘ m"? ma!

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w l ». .:\ = "SEY- Captain, I wish you'd rs- mcvc the policeman from my heat and substitute a fellow who likes his beef well done." . "Why so?" "Well, the present ccpper ls a bear for rare meat and our cook wants to pleas: him."

regard her as a dynamo, she is the kind of dynamo‘ which uses all its force for a. few moments and then has long periods of lnerto, during wh‘ch current is being generated gfor some future use. I am not sure ‘that. my knowledge of dynnmos is sound but you no doubt get my imeaning. After her interview with gyou my client wns prostrlited for a

‘month. She is intensely nervous

no\v-too nervous, in fact, even to ieemo hera."

i "I'm bound to szwrhe marle n very poor imprerslon on me." Han- Vby said. I

‘ "It is her ii""'\i'tlin'itr way. She 'nf‘ers intensely from delusions of lvrseclitinn. She particularly ‘l"ﬂ'll\"S and tlerspirc ii1'i1-l.liljIlStlY. l’ believe.”

i "What ts her utri-cst in this have from which r-lir Wllﬁ evicted “n nonpayment of rrut?"

“That's the very thin". live come ‘irliit, Mr. Hanby. You dent iiind if I smoked cigarette. d3

y'all? Thanks! I mirt ask you

‘ ‘to be patient for a fz-w moments.

“You are always talking about your lovely blue kitchen, but we see you dining out every night. Dc you cock In it?"

“Not enough to get tired of It That's the reason I like It so."

HELPING PAPA

“Ah," sighs the fnamored swaln,

its the taxicab rol s smoothly and swiftly on It: way." If we might ride on thus forever together; would it not seem heavenly tc nu?" y “it might be very nlee," ealml) responds the beautiful creature. “Papa owns a half interest in thll taxicab company."

It is n trilsim to say that every- thing is relative, isn't it? Very well. then, If you, or I, or Miss Selenos, believe in our hearts that some one thing or another, appar- iicntly insignificant in itself, is the ‘most; vital thing in our lives, that. ‘thing is actually the most import- Iztnt- This is madcm teaching. The trouble is that we judge the liiittrests of others by our own standards." She turned to Bill Pelhum. "Jazz music, to you, may be the most important thing since Tubal Cains time. I despise it. To‘ me a. fine symphony orchestra represents music at its apotheosis.” “I knew it," declared Bill, grati- fied. "I said so."

E0RNs

_Lift off ' No Pain I

"I don't. you quite under- stand," aid Doctor Bren. l mm pulled. " ~ '

"1 think we do." remarked Han- by. "What you mean is that the thing motivating your client will seem very insigniﬁcant to us. What is her interest in my house, and why did she desire me not to live here? I should like to know how my family can desecrate it. I think that was the word she

MAN

animal that will mirejiiesm for

ltvoyner, the only really unselfish

this; in the world." Doctor Byers

looked about; her. “YOU MW ll

usedl‘ ,

"All she wants to do.” said Dw- , tor Beyers, "is to be allowed to re- move something she buried here. she has had great. trouble. It seems that Douglesk Smith re- ferred her to s. Mr. Appleton, who had complete charge of houses and ‘properties listed tn this country?’

"A most conscientious man," Hanby said warntly. "I know him well." i

"Perhaps too conscientious. My client, having vivid dislikes, im- mediately declared him to be a libertine, seoundrel and thief."

"Your client," asserted i-ianby. l-isiiouia be in the country asylum -for the insane."

"I disagree. She is neither dangerous nor likely to become a Icharge on the community. She believes that Appleton arranged ithe eviction in order to spite her. |ccrtaltily it need not have been so drastic. She did not. refuse to pay the rent because she was without means. She refused because cer- tain alterations were not carried out. These alterations were not. Iembodied in the contract that Appleton drew up. Legally she had ‘no case. She is sure that Appleton ‘deliberately tricked her. She was so upset that she went to Algeciras to live. when she came back, she made another effort to rent the lplace through Douglas d: Smith. "They referred her to Appleton again, and he refused."

"Why?" Pelham asked. empty long enough."

"Appleton would not recommend her to old Miss Coryall, who owned it, as a suitable client. Miss

"It stood

The a Reveals your FUTURE,

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‘Un:l.-.L'...lly the Poor Creature ls Mad," Said ilanby

of the lovelist

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And ll a... It l0 deliciously! it. Inner neneilslbe pa. tuas of this golden mil-lilo food. All you low to dew Ilse

women in America for a wife, beautiful children, riches, and this home. My client has Imthing but her love for dogs. The second: shock of her life was when four o.’ her dogs were poisoned here. 1' suppose, if I tell you she believed that Appleton did it, you will smile."

"Undoubtedly the poor creaturg is mad," said Hanby.

His voice was not so vindictive now. It was true, he thought, that he had everything-health, happl- ness, fresdom from monetary care, a friend like Bill Pelham. In- scnslbly his mood softened.

(To be Continued)

Piles lidiluiclt.

Without Salves or Cutting

Itching, bleeding, protruding piles are caused by bad circulation of the ‘E blood in the affected parts. The i’ parts become weak, ﬂabby, almost. l dead. Only an internal remedy can remote the cause-that's why solves, it suppositories and cutting fail. Dr.‘ Leonbardts prescription, HEM- -h ROID. succeeds because it removes b congestion, restores circulation, r heals and strengthens the diseased p parts. HEM-ROXD has such a won- ip derful record of quickly ending even i) piles of long standing, that Hughes l‘ Drill; Co., Lt.d.. says one bottle of,‘ HEM-ROID Tablets must end your pile agony or money back. .

Coryell believed in him ‘ “ “y. It seems amazing that Mr. Douglas can place such reliance on him."

“Not amazing to those who know him," Hanby retorted, unable to see why Frederick Appleton should be citiclud thus. '

"My client appealed to successive tenants to allow her to remove what she had buried, but again the Appleton Influence lntervened.' One tenant, a Mr. Seymour that a- tenant has no legal right to allow‘ any excavation without the con- sent of the owner, Miss Coryell, Like most Englishmen, Mr. Sey- mour was afraid of offending against; any such statutes as hedge about landowners, and had to re-

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AuctioTn-"Sale 0f Choice Household Furniture

at MSIPGQIIQ Road, on Tuesday, August 11th, at 1.30 o'clock consisting of parlor, diningroom, bedroom and kitchen fur- niture. I upright piano, Newcombc; 1 Westinghouse electric radio, several nice carpet squares, beds, bedding, dishes, stoves, etc. Nothing reserved. Terms cash.

EST. MRS. PHILIP COLWELL. Malpeque Roall

Aubrey”

Colonel Aubrey 2.10 2-5 Reg. No.

J. A. MACDONALD, ' Auctioneer.

7929-8-6-51

For satisfaction in a knife or cutlery

THE RIGHT PLACE!

‘age, noom; thence to Neil A. Mc-

3940 leaves Elmsdale Monday, Ang- ust 10th tn Wm. McFatlygenb, Port-

DougalPs, Summerslde, over night. Tuesday to J. J. McKfiinonk, New Aunan, noon; thence to B. Me- Arthur's Kensington overnight and remaining till Friday morning Re- turn trip to Neil A. MeDoiignlPs, thence to Romaniis Me-

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article, buy it. at this hardwarelmm"? Dougall’; Grand River, overnight;

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Dalton Building, Sutninerslde, P. E. l.

Just a drop or two of Putnam's on any sore corn and out; comes all the pain. The corn shrlvels up and drops off. No scar, no pain, no pinching from tight shoes. You can dance or walk in comfort. Use only Putnam's Corn Extractor. Satisfac- tion guaranteed. Sold by druggtsts everywhere.

"How In that hen at hatchlni eggs?"

“A perfect jewel."

“In that case I'd get her a set ting."

- UTNAM'S - GORN EXTIIACTOII

.1 EYES TESTED AND 7 GLASSES FITTED _ E. W. TAYLOR. J. S. TAYLOR Optometrla 142 Richmond Street

"Why do they call that pretty cottage the Riddle cottage?"

“Because the tenants qlve it up every your."

One thin! inrm a uh.

ardb. Tbs-n rI Ibo lid-Q gently ll.

Paln one: ofll

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MR. AND MRS?”

fuse. He laid the blame squarely on Appleton. My client, having no legal adviser at the time, behaved with great unwlsdam. She hired

pleton bobbed up in time to pre- vent them from entering. I regret to say that Miss Bclenos made l regrettable scene!’

"I am bound to say 1am not drawn to her." Hanby remarked. "I had a very unpleasant inter- view with her. What has she buried? Why did she bury it?"

"Mr. Hsnby," Doctor Byers said in her pleasant voice, “forget for a minute that she offended you.- Constder her as a lonely oldl woman grevlously deceived by a man forty years ago. ‘is she the first to become embittered? Is she the first to turn to what we call the lower animals?"

"You mean those dogs?"

"I mean those dogs. The dog is the only‘ animal that has ever made an alliance with man, the only

store! Any item bought here was,l in turn, purchased for our stock by

thence to liowlan over week end.

D.&E

an expert buyer. fer in hardware is an article of mer» men to go there by night, and Ap- it. cause of aiprice, but for its quality la an article. This protects you!

Whatever we of-

It was not bought by its he-

The Rogers Hardware Co., Limited

(u. M. Lampson GCO. LIMITED. . M Queen Street lmidou, E. c. l. England

Public Auction Sales or

RAW FUBS Jhlpplng bags will be furnish- ed without charge by lpplyln] to B. T. Holman. Ltd. Sum- merelile. P. E. I.

Represented by

Alfred Fraser, lnc. 812 l-‘lfth Avenue

J. W. O'BRIEN, Elmsdsle, Owner. .- WM. MATTHEW S. IIOWLAN.

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