i .

_ _~

i’

the Charlottetown

_ t. the Charlottetown

on May 27. to Mr. and useph altblsll, city. a daugh-

tNIlIy-iat, . the Charlottetown , MILII on May 27. to ‘Mr. and lien Joseph lnnls. Eprnscilffe, " E. l._ a dsus tsr. _

$RINE% the Charlottetown t ital- on‘ llsy 28 to Mr. and rs. Dania! Odjrine, city, a son_

PRAUGHT-qtt the Charlottetown! spital on lay Z8, to ‘Mr. and i. . Jolicious Prsught, Vernon lver. P, E. 1., a daughter.

MARRIAQES

5osnnaci-i-oixow- at, , Char- lottehwn on ‘May 12th. by Rev. Geo

~-

Taylor, Leo O. Darrach, of Clyde;

River and Charlotte A. Dixon of

(‘lyile River. DEATHS

. -— ii ' ROBE-RT8“—0n Monday

May 21ml». 1921. Jobs Robertson of Glen illillhll. sass" 19. ‘Funeral this (Tues ilzayi afternoon at 2_30 p. m. from resiriellco of his son. Albert Robert

' son, Mermaid. to Mermaid Ceme-

_. Dalwsd Ind anifsllli. m

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‘fire pure bred Percheron stal- '.~ n. “Bushnell Joifre" 149844 will he t ths stable of Wm. Noon. Al- biili. on Wednesday noon, June 1st not.’ the following evening. (8qd.) KEITH BOSWELL Victoria

Iiztiee Re Govern- _ anent Mussel Mud

~r is the intention of the Provin- Government to put their it'd Dredge into operation this cuson at the earliest possible 41118. Parties desirous of obtaining ‘rind trip than will please make rmplflltlin at once to the Secretary M f: Works, Charlottetown. The price of mud will be $12.00

r if.»

not‘ mr of 26,000 bs., f. o. b. Mid-

50.11, payable in advance_ and all freight on mud shipped to way sta- vionli must be paid in advance. Mud must be unloaded within 48 hours

Ji-om the time of its arrival at its

iestlnailon.

Should it be found that the mud can bo produced at a lower rate Umn the amount charged, namely

. $12.00 per car, the difference in the

coat and the amount paid will be rcbsted to the parties [obtaining sanze.

Followdng are the freight rates:

To all Stations within 25 miles of Mldglll $1.00 per ear.

To all Stations within 85 miles of

v hlidgell $10.00 per car.

‘To all Stations within 45 miles of

" Tilidfbll $13.15 por car.

To all Stations within 45 miles of Iiliilgell $16.00 per car. To =11 Stations wifliin 1o miles of

Midgeil $17.80 per car. 1.. s. McMlLLAN, 1

1 Secretary of Public Works

‘vilflllflfllllfill of Public Works, QIHORW, May 7, 1'21. 1'

i BARON KELVIN

_ WEALED TENDERS. addressed to

l. = Postmaster General. will be rec- ed at Ottawa until noon rm l-‘ri-

‘my. the 16th July i921 for the con- wyancc of His Majesty's Mails. on

t proposed Contract for four years. 1x times pcr weck on the route i-n-mshuw lturul Mail Route No. 2

‘from the 1st October ‘i921 next.

Printer notices containing f\irth- '1' information :11 to conditions of ‘iWJPDICd Contract may be scen and liink forms of Tender may be ob-

Wiincd at the Post Offices of Bon- ‘ -hnw and at the office of the Post

vffico inspector. . JOHN I1‘. WIIEAII- Post Office Inspector

‘Phat Office Inspector's Office,

Charlottetown. 28th May 1921-. ! _v_v ..__= ., _, ,2

I

MAI OAGT

AHlALED TENDERS. addressed tn

ihi- Postmanter General. will be rec-

ired at Ottawa until noon. on Fri

gg

sy. the 8rd June 1H1 for the con- eniencp of His Majesty's Mails. on qssd Contract ‘for four years. u per week" on the routs I i. Baltic Rural llall Route No. i

sin the. int October next. t i notice; coutalsin furth- i- o to cond tlons of ,- be seen and ay be 011-)

I

I in Adventure g _ . in- Years

v sv cssouvn sssciiss

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Chapter XLVI

. i‘ ; \ "As airways. Sonia waited for Ned with a quickening pulse. a longin! for his presense that gave her joy in spite of her decislonfio put him out of her life.

die came in, his face earnest, his eyes filled with a light unusual to him. '-

"What is it, Ned?" Sonia asked. sensing something diflerentin him. Her thoughts raced. Had he come to tell her he was engaged to Len- ore? Had the intimacy of the _ daily sittings at the studio shown him that h“ loved her‘!

“Sonis——-i—will you marry me?" Jie felt her hand in his, the fin- gers twining restlessly. lacing in

his. iHe could _ feel that she was 1 greatly moved. He leaned toward _ her. He kissed her softly on the ' li .

Intending breeders are requested ‘iii-o hesitate was impossme when to csii at the stables of William he looked st her like that. It must Kearneys, Souris East and see be "$95" 01' "fl0"- A 1181119 118111911 Happy George 2 20% bemm mating, in her eyes; her lips quivered, her

I bosom rose and fell. their mares, as he is a producer of He hem out ms an“ and she first class stock.

swayed to them. Again he bent

_Tenns $5.00 cash at first service b12515‘? lmagfrséo old Ned_so old and $5.00 more when mare proves mi. you? '

1p foal. “Love is ageless, dear, and I

101:} yo?!" ll I " '1‘

as ove sea y age ess. rue

love? Suddenly she felt the surge

of it. an enveloping quality that

overwhelmed her.

"it must be. dear——lt is Fate. Ned. 1 can fight no longer. But if‘ you should ever regret?"

"l never shall! Trust me and- Fate." He kissed her gently. ador-

jingiv. all his manhood awakened

Sire Keppoch Prince amp.) 10300. by his love 3nd the desire to pos- EDnm Jenn of Shore Acres 27291. Is sess this woman whom instinctiv-

la beautiful seal brown 91v h 1 knew for his m|1[e_ i He is pronounced by all horsemen gnaw-flung ma; w“ tender and 11° d“: ""3 b“; ‘fine ‘n, fsafehfaff; lovable in Sonia went out to meet E lnSE - ‘ :3“ aflfijrgrse He h“ “med o“ his love. She had been willing to ' sacrifice herself for him to give several firsts and also the chamg- him to another After 83mm aha i hi i 1918. H ill make t e - 11122230180111 11031 at fhyowners stable ZpoIkYhQtI lthis. oil‘! Lliehftlfililllg she at 'ern0n W1"- ni a e wcur be app er mar- n‘ H‘ woon’ rled to s girl his own age. iln Ned's face. as he talked of the love he had given her even be- fore he knew it was love. there radiated. the eagerness of youth and the trust and faith that were his. No woman who loved could fall to believe him.’ And Sonia lov-

1

HEADACHE POW DE RS

PURE IIRED CLYDESDALE QTAL- LION

Keppoch Baron

Enrolment No. 13.

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Prince 0i lluroil Pure Bred Sire

Will travel for season leavifl! Soul-ls on Monday May 9th vlfl R811 Point; Kingsboro, Botliweii; El - mira; Lhkevilie; Fuirfieid; Bay - field; liermnnviile; Clear Spring; Bear River; and Souris West to re- main untii Monday May 16th then to travel via Rollo Bay East; For- tune Brid-ge; Red House; Little Pond; Poplar Point; Dundas; Mt. Hope; Birch Hill; S-t. Peters; Mo- rell; Farmington; Dlngwell _Mllls and Sourls. Trip to be duplicated every two weeks’ Fee twelve dol-

_

BHiiii WE iii

lars cash or note with return privi- leges. Owned by Department of Agriculture. Urban Malone in charge. ' Will you join the CRUSADE in the interest of BETTER HEALTH nub-i‘

for all now being conducted by the

' Red Cross Society

Will you become an active

The Stallion BARON KELVIN

W11111113llkfiwriigzilfl0gzzllogkiz112:35:13‘ducted from A. H. i§if.$f.2iii‘“é..iif.lii“ “:22.” June 51h to 11th thence to James Miller's, stunieyuml you are i111 asked to loin up. B11088 u‘. noon. thence through Cflv The fee is one dollar a year and 9113151‘ t? 3°11? Jmlnsgffsa 133111116“ twflty five cents for children. I avesrohléggloiitlfulifisttlco rlfledgesxiligry The more mmbers we get the noon thence to Pope Bagnall, Hazel 19°"! and b91161‘ W071‘ can and Wm be done.

Grove over night thence to Mc- No such opportunity for helping

Muilan's Mills .Thursday noon, thence through ‘Fredericton to Dan your children h“ ever occurred before.

‘all your friends 1o join? A membership drive will be con-

Nicholson, Hartvilie over night

thence to owner's stables Friday

afternoon remaining until following Monday.

i A. H. CHAPPEU-

1n charge

Mares at owner's risk.

' Tfdlifegiliiitiil Limited

The Trans-Canada Limited-the popular Canadian Pacific train from Montreal and Toronto to West ern Canada and Pacific Coast- now leaves Montreal at 5.00 p. m. daily, making the fastest time be- tween terminals of any train in America.

iRenches Fort William in thirty hours-Winnipeg in forty-two hours -—<Regina in fifty-three hours——-Cal— gary in ninety-two hours.

Passengers from the Maritime Provinces. via -St. John, have choice of two train connections the surly train leaving at 3.45 ,p_ m. Eastern time. daily except ‘Sunday. and later train at 6.25 p. m. every day.

The TransCsn-adc is an ail sleep ing car train, carryilng sleeping cor passengers only, except be- tween Montreal und Ottawa, where a limited amount of parlor car ac- comniorlation is available-Ali the equipment used is of the finest type; which includes through sleep ing cars dining can and compart- ment observation car.

This train affords the biggest travel treat that it is possible for a trans-continental trip to contain. Passengers are a-ble to see practic- nlly every mujor Y oint of interest by daylight, lnciu lug Banff and lovely Lake Louise. Whether on business or pleasure, this trnin combines every comfort and con - venience possible.

For infonmntion. and the pur - chase of sleeping car accommoia- Mons. apply to local agent of the Canadian Pacific Railway, o: com- municate with Mr. N. R. DosBri» any. District Passenger Agent at St_ John N. B.

The Stallion

The Stallion Baron Kelvin will leave the owner's stable, Spring- field Monday afternoon. May 23 for James M. Duffy, Kinkora over night Tuesday 24. will go to Frank Cobbs. Mount Tryon at noon thence to S. C. Clark. Augustine Cove over night; will leave there Wednes day mbrning for Arthur Campbell Cape Traverse at noon then to W. E. Noonan. Albany over night. Will leave there Thursday morn- ing and ~be in Bedeque at Leonard Schumann's stable over night, will leave there Friday morning for Frank Deacon. noon. thence to the owner's stable till the following Monday.

L?

. Sire Baron Triumph Pure Bred Clydesdale

Will travel for season leaving Charlottetown May 2nd via 8t. Peters Rood to m. Stewart for Tuesday night; Cardigan Road to St. Teresa; Baldwin Road and Georgetown Road to Gerirlstown for Friday night; through Lower Montague to Montague for Satur- day nig/ht; liisy 9th will travel via Whim Road Cross; "lieatherdnie; Grandview; Newtown Cross; Or - well; Eldon; Vernon Bridge; Cher- ry Valley; Powiial; Alexandria; Bouthport to Charlottetown for Thursday night and remaining un- til following Monday. This trip.

b0 duplicated every two weeks.

The annual meetng n! the share- holders of the King's County Exhi- bition Association will be held at

1 for. inenst just him. |

member and worker and encourage -

‘Saturday.

animals stated that if the membership cam-

at Centreviile, the following resu- iutlon was put to the meeting.

ed by Mr. Calbeclr, "Having listen- ed to the addresses of Dr. John- son and Miss pleasure and we believe with pro- fit. this meeting heartily endorses the good work in which they are engaged and respectfully request the Red Cros Society of Bedeque / to undertake the work in connec- K/ ‘ L S ticn wiiih The Child Welfare unove- / ‘ msnt in this community and we . rpledge them our moral and fin- ancial support."

audience who endorsed it by n standing vote. of the pastor of this church. lllr.

0d. - Whatever the hlinrs brought to her, whatever she cared to live

When sbe talked to him her voice tool: .on a maternal. caress- ing gentleness which he thousbt the sweetest music he had ever heaxd. it is the note every woman a pours out nconsciousiy upon the v man she loves. 1

"i tried to be noble. Ned." hsr voice half laughing, half sadflbut l couldn't even feel noble. i triedl‘ to -be unselfish and all the time I was horribly selfish. 1 tried to make myself think 1 was too old for you and all the time the youth in me was clamoring to be heard."

“You mean you tried to make us . both miserable," he said, ‘his arms about her. "Ara you sad that you did not succeed?" ,

"No. indeed l thank God for my failure.‘

Their marriage was s nine days’

wonder. ,Sonia never would let herself grow old. "i have heard her de- clare she never intended to be- come old." said Mrs. Clark, one of the wedding guests.

“Why should she—-or any wo- man? _can's see why‘ all her, friends take the attitude they d0,"' her husband replied "just because Sonia is n few years older than Ned. 1 nevergheard that love be- longed to any particular age. I believe they will be very happy."

Dom Belong and Lenore Fleet- wood dlscussed‘Sonia's marriage.

"lt is ridiculous." Dora declared. How could she .marry a m'an so much younger than herself? He's almost young enough to be her son!" 1

“He's always loved her. Dora. ‘I think l felt it long before he went to war. And d knew when she I tried to throw him with me that she loved him and was afraid to let him know. Then she isn't so.‘ much older. and they say a woman is only as old as she looks, anyway.' 1f that is_so she is no older than? Ned. She certainly looks young, almost as young as we do-—espec- ialiy since she married. 1 hope they will be happy.“ The last n bit sadly. Lenore had almost fal- len in love with Ned Campbell dur- ing the weeks when he painted her portrait.

The papers. hspecialy the soci lety Weeklies. made much of the marriage, the difference in their ages being touched upon rather broadly. One went so far as to hint that it was very dangerous for a woman to marry a man youn- ger than lierseif—dangerous to her happiness. I

And Sonlw-and Ned!

"Have you any regrets. Sonia?" Nod asked on the first annivers- aary of their wedding.

..'Not one! Sometimes I feel no one was ever so happy as i. And ycu. Have you any regrets. dear?"

"Not even half a one!"

“Love is ageless, as you once said. Ned.’

“Ageless! You are the most dis- graccfullly young old lady 1 ever, saw. Don't dare talk to nie or age}; _ “I'm young because 1 am ha py, Ned." To herself she said. " nil because I would not let myself get old.‘ Then to him she uddeiizi ‘And because l io-ve you. Ned. will éhe perfect love that casts nut all ear."

THE END.

Chiiilfleiiare

During the week just past meet-

ings in the interests of the Red Cross Campaign for membership were held in Cavendish, Stanleyl Bridge and Victoria on Friday and; These meetings were all ~very well attended and the people seemed much interested nail‘ they have decided to take up the matter of getting members for en- rule-ment. and suitaiblecommittees have been appointed. On Sunday three meetings were held in the churches at Tryon in the morning. Crapnud in the nf-' ternoon and in Centervl-lle at night. All the meetings were well attend- ed and at Centreville the church was thoroughly filled.

iMiss MiacMahon and Dr. John- son addressed all of these meet-

ings and told the story of the

necessity for the movement now! NEW YORK’ May yh-Tex being undertaken by the Red Cross‘, Rmkard- 117911113161‘ of ‘he Dem?‘ oclety. l-llss MacMahon. showing sey-Carpentier fight, is suffering what she had discovered in Prince from an attack of appendicitis, it

l

§.Z'.‘"Z.'§.'ZZ?§ 31'5"? ‘.112 ‘.'Z'i‘.i.-'i’§ ‘"1 mime“ “d” *1‘ "."°"‘"g °"" she had visited and inspected nnil cles- dmckafd 3'11 mufmei lee“ giving a very forceful and instruc-,e"l1 “Y8 1180 1 l1 1111 111111 (11119 tllve ailrrirelss. Dr. Johnson] spoke operation was necessary to relieve a ‘"151 ° 11°11 °f 01851111111011 101‘ his condition but the promoter the Red Cross Membership Cam- ' , ‘ paign and the great need of pre- 21°; ‘tvlmmg uitlilxe “l” Blfighttehsg ventive medicine in cases of young 1 6" emu" W l‘ P ‘"13 m‘

diiildiren as well. as among the July 2 event. has been fishtlllfl 1119 grown-ups. il-le stated that the ap-Iaiiinent. He has had the trouble ‘mung “umber of 301000 ham“ 1°“ "frozen" but ibis understood this their lives from preventative caus- ,1, i ' h u k- l t

ea during the first twelve months." “v “m” 1' ° a a” ‘m y °r a of their lives and showing thaifllily 01' B0. 811d 11111! 111911 11E 118B l0

. .__ '1 cardboa

Rickard Threatened

Refreshing as a Summer Breeze

Delicious candy-coated Chiclets ad_d a new zest to _sport——fit right in with youthful spirits and enthusiasm.

Fresh, fragrant Spearmint; refreshing, tingling Peppermint; luscious Tutti-IFrutti--summer days and/summer fun would be only half as

good without them.

,__..._____..__.. In tho PIN K

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P- E. Island Potato Growers’ Association

Potato Growers wishing to be- come members of the Association, secure field inspection and share in the oo-operative marketing of Seed Potatoes -must apply for member- ship on or before June 20th.

, i W. BOULTER, Sec’y Potato Growers‘ Association

NOTICE

Take notice that any person ‘or persons selling or having ‘in their possession beer or other drinkable liquids, which contain more than

much greater cure was taken of iuke to his bed. than of children. lie m“, promogar‘ m5 ciare, is making a

friends de- game fight

paign was successful and if suf-1

ficient numbers joined to finance “Emu” hnvmg ‘he 099711110“ 11°" the matfar more public health nur- 1011111911‘ 11111-11 111181‘ 1119 sea would be employed and great heen held. gains would be made along the lines of prevention of disease.

fight has Rickard feels that something might slip and spoil the rrangementsshouid he himself not be able to be on the job.

At the conclusion of the meeting

Moved by Mr. Wright rind second-

MacMahon with

gki

"riiLiin-i A 1r, IfITW‘ l.‘ | 'f>|,\ “ l)

The resolution was put to the

in the absence

the (‘nun Hpuse. Ocnrgetnwn on Tuesday 1th June 102i at 2 o'clock

~ Armis- (i. In. Ass.

- - lsrs out note 1 . . or?!“

Scliurman look charge ofths meet- ing and spoke along tliediiiss of Red Cross work, sfldwil

which he heartily .

two and one-ball per cent of alco-

‘hol, which has not been obtained

‘from a vendor will be prosecuted.

under the provisions of the Prohi-

bition Act.

(Signed) GEORGE H. HARBOUR

Chief Inspector

' TENDERS

Sealed tenders for the construc- tion of the P. E. 1. Protestant Orph- anage at Mount Herbert, P. E. 1.. will be received at the office of the

‘architect E. S. Blanchard, Bank of Nova Hcotia Chambers, Charlotte-

town, P.~ E. 1., on or before June