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,:i_f`Ml»|\CN..-At -l-ltllside, Pownal,- f_"-;._j‘v |t.h_ to Mr. and Mn. .lima heron. s daughter. ; DDDSIDE.--At the P. E. I. Hos- " 'Lu-i.'April 26th, so Mr. and Mrs. ' m_ Woodside, a daughter (Jean

fi ‘iizsbeth Margaret).

ELLY.-At Millbrook Cottage, 2.-much, -May 5th, to Mr. and is Jos. E Kelly. a daughter Rhbta Kathleen).

,_ DEATHS

if-iaoau-At Tryon, Lot ss. my 110. 1921, Rose .Hagan aged 18. F'.1n»-ral Thursday morning.

}McKENZlEQAt Piuette. May 9th, l M.\i-gal-at lcltae. beloved wife of John McKenzie, aged 93. I-‘uneral 11-'ednesday the 11th at 2 p. ni.

--~<0%-_~,--

_ - IN M-EMORIAM

_ W/

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‘th

I'/il'

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Dilthle em happen hill?

Wen m Cool: and heals Bums, 8ulde,etc._

FASSENGERB SAVED

fB|axlng Harrison Liner Ruehed

into Falmouth

A . -

Worth, who diod April: 29111 1919. Harrison Line steamer ingoma, on

fire;

struggled into Falmouth today

A precious one from ul has gona. after a race of 100 miles to save

.A voice we loved is stiiied. the

lives of 88 passengers and her

in loving memory of Mrs. Chas. LMQUTH Eng Msy 7--The

reav

-A place is vacant ll our 1101110. c .

\\-'hfich never can be filled. in s fer and dieieat mverard

don

The lngoma was bound from Lon

for the West Indies. The fire

Where the trees their branches was discovered 100 miles off Fal-

WBYO-

nth while the passengers were

1.:es our deer and loving sister, asleep. The captain of the vessel

in s oold and silent grave. Ikept them ln ignorance of their

.danger and. having prepared .the

Inserted by Family boats for launching, made for Fal-

-»---moo--- mouth under full steam.

WORKIIO IN GLASGOW DOCKB-

00 QN STRIKE

LIVE HOGS

\ _..._ vaanauuvaauavvvaw UUAJBJ-IMLLU _ \ - ' _ 11’

An Adventure in Years

IV CAROLYN IIECHIR

Chapter XXX.

-As Sonia thought of her life with

Strong she wondered if in some former existence she could have injured hiln,and if it were by way of retribution that he had the pow- er to torture/ her now. .Ardently she had desired to marry Strong. yet that seemed so many, many years ago! But there were other things also she had desired. She had wanted to the loved. to 'bo made to give her love willingly anxiously. Heredity, the circdm- stances of her life, then her en- vironment-.being in the studio alone with him for hours at a time' -had given an impetus to her df:

sire she could not resist. This. after .she had -been convinced she

efilg. |l\_ tdi youd .

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frf -I _t= ’¢» iiiiiiiiisiifi iii; '-F-siiiiisiil ‘8~ if-sri* 0 'iiisii

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sensa-

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tnrrtll mndillolll

pninlntlxeldcnlllll-

" lariy orirragulnrly.

hloatilllnaneeoflaltlngor

mlrolaeementol internal or-

gaae.nerveu|n¢.4¢lintocry-

pelpltstioo. hocnuhsmierk rinp

’ loan of lnterut

under theeyec. or I

hllfhwrito tolnetodoyiotlroetriai treatment. 4* lea. I. Sellers. los gsilieleer. Oat

--_.--;_.i__l_.

A sound reached her She op

ened her eyes. Ned stood -beside her. Neither heard the opening and closing of the street door.

-I-‘or a moment Son1a's eyes held

those of the boy. Then she took his hand and led him into the lib-

rary. On the shining floor her

Hints for tile Motorists i

nv Ansar t. ctouon ' ,"2

soci

_ TH: Nofsv' Mufrrtsn 1 111°

-lt Takes 'More Than A "Tin Can" “nd

and ion icy

and p have to use a muffler at all. but the

`att

cin

order to save a little weight or

fac at'

el r

as possible to silent operation anti: quite often considerable progress

ject do

of motorists who seem to en- the sound-of the explosions who consider it a hsrdshi to

ter ion

vast majority of owners wish r cn s to approach as ciosei

` of

rd this ideal can he made by

ention to more completely silen- g exhaust sounds. Too often, in

ory cost, or a very little power' wit excessive speeds. cars are equip-

ADDRESS AND, PRESENTATION

rookside Farm, North Tryon, the scene of s very pleasant al function on the evening of

, - Miay`~2nd, when the members 0!

Tryon l-lcrse Breeders Assoc-

iation waited on Mr. Earl_Boulter

presented him with an tal-

_ dress and dinner set. M-r. G. .

To enum’ The Expmslons 'Dawson' President on calling thu

"Amy (MRS OPERA-|-E w|~|-H' meeting to order. explained the ob-

UNDUE NOISE because their en- gines are insufficiently muffled

of the gathering. which was to

honor to one of Tryc-n's_ mosé

_ _= popular young men. He re erre

there is still a small proport ____ _he good work done by _Mn Bo____

as a memlber of the associat- and the cc-rdial relations that

existed among the members. Al - though on some occasions they could `not see eye to eye, yet their aim 'was for the .best interests

the organization. He looked

back on the past two years that

had been associated together.

with pardbnable pridq and the good _work' 'accomplished iby -' the association and was assured that

h the same spirit oi' co-operation -

-'BAN

Charlottetown Branch J. R. Diet, Manager '

_The ideal Train for Business Men

-A Considerate Service -

FOR 55 yllli- our aim he been

the development of a service

of individuality-n lc;-yi" 5°* only e$cient hut interested,

We take pride in acquiring lasting hueineu relations, and this ie relected in the courtney, ‘ nad promptneee with which ear ann semen’ requirements are rnet.

K OF CANADA

lil.

I-‘or a time she had acc ted a

. gp As

sort of contentment as happiness. But soon nature cried out against °_§ the calm, lmperturable, sarcastic 1°

ma" “he had married' Tl" ma” hers. She put her arms about his

tion to the longing in her eyes_the yearning after something lacking

of Ned Campbell that she knew

at first only hazily. But gradual- ly he satisfied the longing for com- |y

who, as soon as he had placed her nec in his home, seemed to think all up

duty toward her fulfilled. The drew away, only to _perceive that man_ who, if he saw, .paid no atten- she

foot slipped. She staggered and

“V91” W°“|d be°°me an 9-ri-lat' would have fallen but for his arms.

he held her she lost all thought everything save that the man loved had her in his arms,that was his heart 'beating against

it and -pressed a kiss upon his . Then, almost fainting, she

had nothing to tell.

Ned knew-

e knew that she, older than ho

111 her 1116 with him- Beverly Strong’s wife, loved him.

But it was not until the advent_ A8 he Bank into d chan- he drop.

ped

upon his knees beside her, his

what it was she missed. And then head gn her lad

Quietly the door opened. Bever- Strong entered the room. 0

CXIAAQOW, ley 8-A strike of

.took wenkere hae been ordered i.-ere as e result ot the ban placed H on foreign coal by the 'i`ransD0l‘¢ uv Wrrrkers Iledoralibl-

.l Carver will take delivery of

d:\'d C hli ith ll the _ - th

'l'he dispute came to s crisis Wednesday, May 11th inst, paying ___°__,en_;h of E:_Dn:_u__e_w A" _gm the dr_;f_m_rnin,; sound often c__d__e_\;_<i1_0l:_S- Do

~. 1.-u th teamer Kelimbe, charter nt k t ri . This ill b _ ~ W G WHESS 011 0 11 0 5 ` I 0 . mummtlgsihirisiii rcjr us fi-ol; thi? lists all-adhlifript pm up Wm” her BE1N-1-AMIN HUNTLEY roar at high speed. while buzzing

H soilnqhought she could love like ____ _ and rattling noises may occur ,at or

11°” fm this "Mom °3° mm" The communit of -L t 11 as ert l s eeils and chir. ing or

_ this and hide it from every one. y ° W c an p D

fooled. Or 0ti19l'W1S9 11111911 81 PB She forgot that no woman can mae saddened by hearing of the death even sql-eaking sounds. caused by an

immfi->d to till her bunkers abroad. duction from regular price. from emu", lovin or hmm eyes 01’ ’B€Di81H1ll,H\1l1tley on Tuesday gas escapes at 1011118. mHy be l10t- --

4--it 'or a voyage to the United the Stzltvvs V35 iW1!l$ C0llDd, U10 tl00k sm it--.1-1;.-rs alleging that the vessel wus not taking a full supply and be

---¢»e¢>--~ SN' D’\’ EY ROIIIFII/ 8iENTENC~ ED

s\‘:\NEY, May 8.--For robbing'

if-.---:ht carl in the C. N. R. yards .-11 North Sydney. Philip Hickey .n.i William Spencer were given --rr rears each il Dorchester pcni- ` t.-wi.1f~_\- by Judge Finlayson yes-

~.---'-w afternoon,

` mr robbing hotel sample rooms, -‘~v'~--nl McDonald was sentenced v»- 'we ytars in Dorchester by rwtrate Muggah here yesterday 111 -1. --con. lie was already under 111

ture still slept Now she was face

panionship _she had been denied __ _ _ I _ _I c stunt n

r” by S=~°= “"8 11°' me" "° 1” °°“"°“°°-> - 1‘..ii.’.‘“ .l'."i’.“.i'i".l`.'I` ,.‘I.‘§.. .SE ... fa

1 s.

i el in lace or even yo

° ' ' longer rig diy h d p -

e boss at Mt. Albion Stat.-lop to face with the fact that she lov. ___________g___ _md when _"___ 0__c_______ __ er s_r n____ve _____w___ce or _ms g_______

minion. and assist in develop-

K 5 zeth of A ru u 19 All f u 1- ut f th fhrou h-s its

her surrender f herself, even - D age years' ce' 'g en “E 9 g ° ,' m though mt sumfnder ___ only soul :hut loving hui-as could us, uufi which fu-lu me muffler together, no

..As a man _maketh in her heart proved unavailalble, and after ling- -with asbestos paper, around which pa -0 1- ----» -»- f;'”g...2f‘"-.":.°'..;;:s.. "‘;’;';‘.:.f r"°°' ”-1:*-:ff..'lz;‘; -- "As a woman loveth in her heart, awaq _ if _ epth y dp _ Y d1'““'“- an ”§°“' 5 § _ of

pR°y|N¢E QF so does she shew R.. And so had y c ecev e rawar 0 a at the ioints of t e ex aus man- Dr

should be an absence of any roar- D

ing,_drumlike or "chipping" sounds.

men though a muffler is fairly W

-effective at first, if it is not sub- mg stantially constructed, it is likely the

to loosen up under the action of si

ued with muf-flers of too low silen- 33° falliesraagiccrlr tgviiliunthhrsg hlsligiggi greater and better things in the flimsy construction, with the re- fr?" suit that they are noisy even at a first and soon become much more ry

so.\.An effective muffling system il: should reriuce the exhaust sound-~ ou? even of a four cylinder engine-£0 tri a very gentle .purring puff, hardly ha audible to the pass-engers or to an outsiders, unless they are toward om the rear of the car, and there h

loyalty that had been accord- him in the past would go on to

,B to -coma He panned out become popular with Travelling t the greatest asset of n count- was her young men and women d spoke of the goodly heritage t had come down to us from fore-fathers, and paid a warm

bute to the early settlers who d gone out into the wilderness d into the virgin_ forest to hew

homes for themselves und em-

asized the fact that th prosper-

that abounds nn ev%y hand, religion and political freedom enjoy was due to those early nears, who had journeyed down

river' of time and have long

treal, Yonge St. Station Toronto

ing morning. ln addition there from Ottawa, Spark St., at 10.00

The Canadian Pacific have announ

service between Montreal and Haimilto

onto and Hamilton and other Cana dl of electric lighted standard sleeping a standard coaches, and will operate bet

Train will leave Montreal, Windno

p. m. arrive Toronto at 7.00 a. m. and

leave Hamilton at 800 p. m. Toronto

at 7.30 a. m. and Ottawa at 7.15 a. m, nextmorning.

Public

and T.

ced, effective May lst, new train n and vice versa, whichsliould between Montreal, Ottawa, Tor-

s.u Cities. This train will consist nd buffet compartment urs and ween Windsor St. Station, Mon- l-l. and B. Station ln Hamilton. r St., daily except Sunday at 9.30 Hamilton at 8.30 a m the follow-

will be through standard sleeping cars p m to Hamilton, returning, passengers

at 10.00 p. m. arriving Montreal

ce been gathered unto their thers. l-le hoped that other

ng men would follow Mr Boult

example and settle down in

her great natural resources have a part in the building up

the Empire within an Empire. He then called on Mr. L. W. How

who read the following address

We, your neighbors, friends and embers of the association can-

aliow this auspicious and im-

rtant episode In your life tn ss without some small token itio l

recogn n on our part. n case U 9

_ oved yourself a friend in the

sickness and trouible you have m

Pnmcs spwano lst./lNn _S,,,,,,, show, he, _,ery sou, ,O Bev. "“1Y 1°"“1>1° and °1"'1St1°1= YUUDS fold wi_fh the cylinder Doris “"4 truest -suse of th- word. As s

DoM|N|°N QF CANADA any strong from me very beglm man. Deceased was a favorite with _with me exhaust pipe, including neighbor you have always __ been _

nm d N d had ___ tl all who had the pleasure of his the rapt-icement of gaskets, if hec- kind courteous and obngmg ou _ c|,|AR|_°~n-ETOWN

g,an sonow e so et ' Y

'N ;rHhEG:URm?/GQTE Cg2l‘;RT something new. something differ- §‘_;’_?_‘_;‘_‘I’_::-_':_“?_‘:_:__;\_l"V‘1>;-il Dl98S,1\nt_al:: essury, tend to quiet such Loise_s. wer? ever ready to conmbutember Phono s45__J

1* °"°° 1 ent something -strange in their- ng' ever “mp” The best way to 100816 19 5 U ally of your time or your means to- -,=,, _ _

rn ,-9 Estate of Mdicoym Mdlndgs intimacy. hifi' _but cheerfully ‘Hd he' undef 1-119 Bxhullsl SYS'-em is if’ k"°5°”e wards anything that had for its Y _-.I l

_e of Ebenezer ___ Queews Coumy ,Had She for __ moment mauzedi a crcumstances render labor to the cylinders and run the engine object the umm and we" belngi sph.” of good,-euowshlp and 1,,-0th_-au; _Th` Lum Hume” |Hm.se_ _h mm Prownc deceased _es_ that her husband knew that his his em-ployers. Never in this com- with the final exhaust opening loos- of me c0_mmunn_V_ As u member or eriy mv., ma.; has prevailed in_ past and present, responded tp by

G 6' cdnsgam Lp,-owid of ved and he, mmml' was sympai-hY 99°” °l` ex' sly st0p|»€d lip. When the @5931” of this association you have shown the past continue to grow and Martin Kehoe; Tryon Horse 'Breed

FOX BISCUIT

Imperial eodoil fox biscuits are the- product of whole wheat flour and

cod liver oil. They also oontain meat (muscle producing substance) and .fat

They are recommended by experien

them to their foxes for several years.

We are prepared to fill orders for

direct from_ factory. '

scrapes and are rid: in protein (heat producing).

cod P. E. l. rnnohere who havo fed

£011 l0i5`8t ldiéll #LINC DHCO

uit C0, Ltd.

DBOX 440 '

- _.b-'r' M2-€i:)

` `i""’"*l “’““”“°° °“ 1* !°'5°"y ‘ww - K ` _ ° Pressead "‘°"`° 1° general- “S U19. hit smoke will 1111110319 11"* U li p l th -urs to come. ers Association, responded to by

By 11118 H0110\1l‘B1il19 -‘\~ Bal-\11¢1'|11a1\ Se" “gather was '° mm “ wal' "° conveying to mother earth all that W B _ If the exhaust your good ju gwem and splendid st_rqe|;g;de1n n e le G

---1»-f¢----- W&I‘l>\1r1-011 5\1l'l`08B!6 311589 01' test her' she might have ‘b°°“ war' was mortal of ne who wa sl palms of leakage i di it opumisuc spirit' your genial and Live In, responded to by L H. How-

'- ' “ scnoonsns Prob-te. ac. usa and so might not have allowed- _“___-__ __________ Y 0 _ S S_|pif>e`1s~ of 111111 i“b1“K- “' “ “S '_ Mfable manner arid your harry

»“'-XRIVE AT' YARMOUTH

To me Sham! of me County of this love to so posses., hs.-_ Bugl-B Y _"___ 0\_1_11g__and __nnocen. Wm, adpestos string W111 “lake if faculty of always seeing the cloud

w|rH Lancs cA'rci-les Queens county or any cousff-me that Strong would usliberawly fnenny 1. ‘ as e ad WL T°‘ 1°” “°"“.’°“’- G"°“' ““’""'° "‘““ with the Silver lining. has mad-1

Q D

tched his bedside inl , ¢ | tl spent and still .

Lit t 'nhl id lry to tempt her, that his hawk mm W 0 wa _lers, sif lc en y you one of the most valued mem-

r era e person wi n sa __ _es had ee __ __ ___ __ __ _W the early hours of morn. he asked nm clog., engugh to produce object- bers of this ass ciauom The S "__

"‘-RMOUTH. May 7-Several Ouullty. 5 S “an esp e er to have his mothers and sisters 3 k “ure are obtain- |t f 1,. . g P

_ ~fl trips of fresh fish have been ‘ -'led in Yarmouth withtni the l‘ -st two days. and this part of the

GREETWG' :USE “uber ‘wed f°rhu:i° :my sg H198. I0 Bay H la" farewell- what hlllgblsr bill mglltses of cars nt reas- opiiitiohls olylrlghtrrsdhxsllxgh iglilhlftllg

uc yo nger an so a p anne ` 1 ' ‘ -

WHEREAS ulJ0n reading the either her martyrdom or her des il comffnt (even though Wim! onsble P11068 .Bild there are many i-@1'1BiiC 01’ YOU 111 811 y0lll' 11115111898

PF’

S. N. DAWSON

M‘ART|-N K-EHOE

L- H- HOWATT ‘Executives 'Tryon Horse Breed-

. ` ) o see a -life spent in His i d b d

.. . petition on tile of Ohnrles Mcbeod truction.»sh¢ lever dreamed. ears -cars that could_ be mprove y eaiings, and your integrity and ers Association. _ 1- sit-i1°eofA1r3";0t? ":apr§:ul'iodsBo:l‘o?r$hl_`0f New Glasgow Road. in Queen'B,r 'But love and hate are cioselyldervicfe' in nie morning and noob; i-31911' i““m“5“°“- hcnesiy °f P\"P°1?° ilu D061! On- all ' The Presentation was than msgid ing, the hour was growing late

xalihnt. The three largest fares .-/era W. D. S\veeney's schooner t lirztce and Ruby, Capt Wiley Ross. 1 "om a two weeks trip, and sold i

& sun_ende___ he skil.-i of the medical attendants wrapping its cylindrical surface .D-bt'

Con

W. -Dafwson. The Country We

W. -DAWSON. (President) att; The Ladies responded to -by A. Howatt, (Vice-President J.

J. A. Lyman (Sec. Treasurer) the King. The company retired to

,the drawing room , where the

A. -Lyman; The King, God Save

gentlemen sampled Mr. Boulter’s special brand of cigars. Mrs. Boulter treating the ladies to fruit: and candy. But alas time as fleet-

th, meeting the evening d nk 11 d h

my fm-esa|d_ Ad mls; for 0;- 1 d_ A d h Be 1 t 1 “V ° Y°“ occasions an example and object by Mr. J. A. Lyman in a few well an e a goo t ings come to

he Hibolja named E82;-te. I1-ilrayltlif gggrethat rlled v(;ur°nnpbellv2h\lldSrgl)xlf:g g;gd°ugiu!;?_x::::.ned and unsgnhgiht HAT_.`rHE F'L'_°0R MANAGER lesson to us, your co-workers. Wei chosen remarks. M.r. Boulter al- an sud. After thanking the host hd; A dmuion may be _issued for what had el d d M i so ia h - 9 ‘ We 9091159 m_W are pleased to know that- you and _ though taken by surprise made u 0-110 HOMBSS 1’0l' their 11059119-111!

he purpose -hereinafter set forth' plopped gd ,sara he:-“sua-,',,. :hm e_ }_?___:“<_;Ui_:‘_1; 1180. andmhe leaves to- SMD ' ‘_ your amiable partner intend to set- splendid speech on behalf of him- 5116811151118 Of Amd Um!! Sylle U10

A th _ h __ __ _red _ r irrepara e loss his _ ge down in yd," xratlve province Se" and M.rs_ fgodm-r_ He thanked company departed with memories

.sr fare to Austin E. Nickerson ____°‘;__"_‘_’;__ __‘;‘__*;;’_‘_`;_’ ___§::___;'_ede‘}:_i- me _S_m___ had -_-assed use _ess-_ mc-ther, Mrs. Albert Huntley. higl At a country dance in 1\entCoun and we take ,MSA opportunity 01 fthe lmembers [or the flattering 01 an evening pleasantly spent.

t_rl.4l_t_$a_s”1at;§d of of l;3;i_- Bam Esmte _O be and appear before _______L She felt’ unequafm as _“__ s_i;1t_ei__s, Miles Hattie and Alma cf! ty-_ when the fiddiers hi_1_d_res_lmed _wishing you and M__s_ Boulter __ __dd__es__ the expressions of good_ __i_;_,__k°d "_°20_2__'haAl____;____e csweshar me at __ S______0_______e Court ___ be ___e_d _ po____me___ she had made _md _old at am. .Mass (but who are now_- their bow:-rand taken t er paces long and Mppied married _“___ we fellowship and the many kind

-i $187 per man for the trip. *ji The best ten days' trip of fresh t

me Court Home in Charm-,,_,_ her husband so at the _breakfast Hi Mme land MVS- William Mor- 0" lhe Pl“if°"m' the n°°r managexrlfeel assured that you will -be a words contained therein also for

, _ f _ _ -- - ' i f ' tl- -.

mm in Queens Coumy_ in _ho ta_ble_ He answered ___ ms _________ ;__s__<_Jl1v3_f__l;f;;e_el_f;.§|dwf:_n_d__tl_iree _b_|;_¢>stsli_ _f'_o)s_e__ _§}Jt__;gu_l;l_i_f _¥1__¢_%;____f;us1;y9Q_A_ _ _\;_al;|t;l;lf; asset- to _the social and the useful and valuaible gift which GDT 16 CENTS FOR TWO HI-DES

____ Nou M _M0 Yannomh _Ms mid p,~0v1d¢e_ on Wednesday me indme,-ent way_ then len for the _ ,' ‘ en _ wears- ae A we are 0 this commun- they prized for what it was in _______m '; that ___ Hem, ___ _“___ _,we,m._df,,,, day of M,,,._ ,,..,,,,__c,,,,,. s,_,dk,_ sum humed _O the _ew _1~l_1;_r_Iy____o€___ _iJ__=:_r_t__mo__\;t_._i:_.s 1%” s______f:_1_1__.l ;_§>____1_=11_;i_f_S___11__1_1___§l_;2_;1_;“:______0;),Places m. we uskv you to accept this gin it-eff, .rut prized more highly f°.' _ ______ schooner Edme Jamem Capt mg_ at me hom. of eleven Odom, ph0ne_ First she called News haw day __ very _____gé__md __ep__e___e_______ ___ de m_d___e of _de __o0____ Anya, not for any value it may have in the spirit in which it was given despatch .to the Toronto Telegram ,________ Snow which came in w__h_ fo,-emoon dfmhe same day to show helm. apa_.tmem_ The Jap inm_.m_ _ve concourse ___ __e0p_e ______0we__ _______e__ ______ ge___me__ dat wears itself, but as a token of the re- and ‘he assured the members that from Winnipeg days: Percy Cham. ____,_0o0 pounds h_m.but_ gpm M cod cause if any they can W-hy the Ac. ed her his master had Ie" for the __ -, __ ___ _ ki _ __ 0, gard and esteem with which you no matter where their lot might plon of Melita, recbntiy sent the

-:f-1 15,000 cnsk, and was purchas- C -fl by lr. Amiro. The vessel n

ins.” .wh dn modon dd D0nd|d Mcxipndd erly ,embed ¢he,.e_ -_hem conducted ___ R _ W_ F_ ' ing out his own destiny after his and cherish in their memories

-.t inked 05,390 and the crow shar- as

ll - 1 Es

1. sums. cart Peter is-stance, ‘AM I 4° hereby °’d" "“’-‘ “ "“° "li ‘B 1» 'i°“1“- C°m° 0"” M5 him aurfu his iliiieésw 0 9 ` --__-

ors. The company then sat down

rf-.vsa fhfs morning. and ner me ¢°l>Y hsfwf be fvftfhwith v'11>‘1-bed few moments Ned-h\m'y"‘ 'rs ugh ` _ °° B splendid f""“°" prepared i"

- ,_ - ,_ e pa eare s , K eth

5”. pounds of ham,“t_ 35 000 in some Newspaper published in Why-~Sonla-what is it? d Ch r were en” _|

Mrs Boulter's best style. capably

_ Charlottetown in Queen’s Cf‘\.l'fl‘ "Never ind! J t h ! A d an inning Henderson-‘ Ferdm. _ -'*-- ) assisted by her sister Miss Jessie.

,-,.1 nd 4,005 ,fd-“gk is being land ______eE______ _or ___ _e_______ _______ co__s__c___ ___ 0 m us- urry n _ and Klibride, Cyril Bulger, James Q _) I _ L, ,Mn _,_ A_ L man was toast m“_

(iPatrlot please copy)

*#10-‘ba

!’I‘0R.0N'l\0_ May 7_-A special

t e remains to the .Freeland H Des a no s oc rigs. 11 e Y . _ ~ -

ounts of the said Estate should svudia Aim 1, 1, gh] S | D , _ are both held by the members of be cast-or what the future might hides of two cows to Brandon for ____ be passed _md _he E________ closed gave c__________ 0S___.e fsgmbzrf Y ghg g_l;1;rc£____an_;i_o_fi_t:__ti<:_t§1_;y.___T;_he_i-e _:till _1_1_l_1_1c_eEri__r;i_f_n;l1i;t__ei_y_dbi_l:n__;elr;_gA§ this association. and as we go have in store for them they would

prayed for in said petition and W,-,um just have time .before Bev__th___ of his father The ______?_Tce§ __o____, ___ de corners ,, about our various duties. each work look iback in the years to come Arthur said today. After freight

sale. John Williams, M. P. P. for

charges were deducted, all he re-

cents in postage stamps.

-#oe-on--_-__

Do not suffer

another day with itching. Bleeding or Protrudlni: Piles. No surgical

Mum wukefs schooner Lew____ q__ pl-dcmr for said p,,u,_;°ne,-_ ..Yes_.. News voice thrilled her _Sawgon of B_de_ rg ‘;_V v_____ __ ___i____i__ OWU DOCUl1fll' 1’11Bl1l0fl'1. may the Dleasant recollections of the don- ceived for che hides was sixteen - ..

-f _“_ hd; dwnm-1, wha,-(_ Cap; Le. 11 y u meet Beverly say nothing d Wm, H d J 1; Y _lane “M” ‘hat for the “nee” tive weeks from the date hereof But 5-_ou won't meet him if you an (_1s1a;,,;"pap‘;:.Byp]ease copy) _ _ _ _ ter. Following is the toast list.

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-1 easterl and north essteri P

.11-'s the vessel was out they en- d that a l-me °°py. h‘“°°f he h“"Y- _,_ I _' _ ort.hfwith posted .in the following -As Sonia had cont m l ted th -

mntered for ten days in succes “mic _____we__ __es__a____ve_y_ namely’ _den of Ned _________y_';g_1’_;‘____ bag MRS. HUGH DUMPHY

A_[m_!';f}’_‘§_{_[] __ Our Host and Hostess, respond- _

_ _ _ ed to ,by Ear] Boulter; our guestm e Dr. Chaser Ointment will relieve

cr thun 1-115 UU A responded to by Mr. s. N. Daw- §§l.'-f'it°.n<'>'<'='i.°u°'§."‘1uf'fi-'.§’i'-"-- '-fr'°r'u'2|‘3'

son; Our Fisheries and Fox Indus-

d operation requir-

f>- y - y ‘ f ,_, _ _ in the -hall of the Court llouse in thou ht it lf th ~ _ - _ _ '_ f- . m\1d-»°n. Bates & c ., Lf ff 4, 1- _ .-ther with rough sea, which __ _ _www _ ___ _ _ U K °f °"”° 1” S ’"°°* . 'Mrs Hush Dunphy died H1 her _ l- 1 i.|\if i|l\_. Z-JC Bll “___ ,es_,0,__,e,, ,O by R_ _._ ,,0,,_ om. sample so.. rife- fi“y§u mZ'r'-'-

ltade fldhing very difficult. - g .

aro . D 011 0 le miserable of beings. Add - chool-house at Ebenezer aforesaid, gaimy to dnt,-ess and the srgxci;-1 rargre _:E §_‘:_';|;‘g_:E’“0_;’_';_ ?£:_ud;';_tsh and -in front of the l-lall at Wheat- 1; |g 30,,-ow mumplfed .by the gp. Her sudden demise was a pmheuc

FUR SALES- paid so tha* all persons interested caused gong., to mn ,mpumvely who ____ hem her ___ so high es

Iessrs. Fr¢d'k Huth L Co. Report

n the said Estate as aforesaid gd the geiephdne and urge Ned to ay have due mmce mefeof come ___ her She _en _hm __ team She was attended in her last

th. '.H°'|" 'um' M The", (Seal) _ml “___ ___ he_________ _ ____ _:H9 illness hv the Pastor, Monsignour

Spring Baie ae Compared to

Winter Baie, 1921 S

-rr* lla

Y ll Given undef my Hand and the know -hs levee him-if fe had sin ani; ?'"‘°,§?.',§ flflflfiséefff, ff P111 01` U19 911141 C011" 0115 “Valli-li already guessed It crefngnlis gf the Catholic Church y °fAprn' A' D" 1921 and in me Sh” °h“dd°"e‘| “B Sh” ih°“3h¢ imparts The absent members of

.‘:_i;_UNK-Average, advanced, 10 gtleventh year of lids Ma.jesty’s of he, h,mband_ _She shut her the ___-__-my had been summoned'

CIVET CAT--Unclianged.

ri I 'f`»SSUM. Fresh-Unchanged. r)l'<)SSUM. Stale-Declined 10

1'. iii..it§%~I"}.’5‘§3I.‘;‘I.‘i“.............. FARMERS NOTICE

_`.il\'i{-Advanced 30 p. c. _ .\HZ.l<`, Southwestern-Advnnc~ F1 fill p. c. D \\'i\|.F, Western. Manitoba and

eyes. his twisted mouth. She could hear that chuckle that al- ways so annoyed her.

°‘g'E'sgd_) A_ B_ WARBUR-ro~_ eyes, and she could see him, see but she died before the yarrived.l

ley River in Queerrp County uiore- fip|¢e_ 1; was this uncenamty that shock to me "muy and "lends

Judge of Probate his amibigous smile. his satiric The funeral was held on Sunday

Mhy lst and was attended by one hundred carriages, including the many friends that Mrs. Dunphy and family have in their own and neighboring communities. The ser-

vice at the church and at the

We have s few tons of Animal grave was performed by me png. esh umkase also a few wus 01’ - mr. asv. Mousiguour -D. J. Gillis. F1211 B|°0d f°1' B310 Gi 01"' AUM' The pall bearers were: G. R. Mc

_._ _Advanced 50 _,_ c_ ton- on Kensington Road, Chariot- Mahon, John pdyme,-_ Edward ,pep ,;EAR__ B|ack_UnL.hanged_ 1010'WD- --»~?- - dergrast, William Cousins, Thomas

ill-'l_\il, Brown-Neglected

__ ' these fertilizers should call t |M\|-5 Dunphy was a daughter df gg? §;f1’é____Ad_ uno; before we get sold out as ws Lift Off with Fingers ins me Douum onus, Kensington

ni-ed 25 p. c. 5’ii.‘.'ER FOX, Medium Silver- C vanced 50 p. c. il,LVER FOX, Medium, Black P

eve only a limited quantity sud -was born. Nov as 1851, sud

was married April 6th 1869 She

ANADMN PACKWG ¢°. LTD leaves to mourn s family of six

» J- M- R°°v. Mlnlev . children; Mu-s. .if-mes or-iisgh.--__-

i p0,,,._Adv,nced 50 ,_ ,__ Pl‘°'\° Newton, Mass., Miss Amanda,

JROSS FOX-Advanced 20 p.c. tl-ID FOX--Advanced 10 p. c. VHITHI FOX-Advanced 30 p.c. i»R.EY FOX-Unchanged.

AP. FOX-Advanced 10 p. c. .IISTRALIAN OPOSSUM, Blue’ .dvnnced 25 p. c. .USTRXLIAN OPOSSU-M. Pale .dvanced 50 p. c.

|01* 533 d_I> Brookline, Mass. Mrs. James Mr- llu 532 u is .mu 1 c. st

FBYUIGPS W31111118 B B1-IDPIY Of _ _ _ Gorman and James Bryenton.

9' .

0' csrvfn. Mm v 1 y, is _

54 °""ff°" “N” I H `John, N. fB. Harry L. Jamaciu

Plains. Mass., and James on the homestead. Her husband prede- ceased her 18 years ago. 'i`h6 Bur-

y .

Donald. Kensington, and Mrs. Law-

l f F viving members ol the paternal

_ \' 1 famil are: Mrs. Alexander Mc

fl C O

.. ‘ .

_usrnamnu oroseurf, ned mms are on-rfomtvwn service. . _` “"0” 'fW°D°““"’- “'°h“‘°°‘i~

_dvanced 80 p. c.

lR.MlNE-Advanced 20 p.

‘adger-Advanced 10 p. . I

st. the B. S. "Constance" will open s passenger and freight service be-

, , _ tween Hictou end' Charlottetown. »A . Leaving Charlottetown at 'I L

, ' m. daii except Sundays.

‘Leavtyng Picton at 4 p. ln. on ar- S , rival of Sydney train daily except

lik!! dl.£0 Of fir!! IHUIII Will

, ", heemeuwsaapalaouh.

. __ `. `

CL(-C'

Doesn't hilint 1. bit. Drop a i-ittle

"Freemans" on an aching corn ln- lilani-iy 'that corn stops hnrtflig, then shortly you lift lt right. oil with fingers. Truly!

Your druggint sells a tiny bottle

of "Freenone" for a few cents, suf- noient tio remove every herd Oorn. soiit corn. or corn between the tool lat the oalluaee, without luroneal or kritblim.

Mrs. Dunphy was a woman in

the fullest comprehension of the

Cwmelwlns on or about Mar term. Hsr first cars was the faith-

ful discharge of her duties that de- vcive upon a wife and mothes. and her family and home bear test imony of the effects of her duti- ful care. She observed the mles of her faith with conscientious care and gave her family an ex- ample of christian profession that is worth of imitation Her ood

works avzeited her, and the :ray- ere and good intentions of'her eormvrinp friends will _approach the Throne of Gnce.-it it P.-Y

E.. A.-. Foster Central Drugglet . _ ,:_ ,- ,_-» q -- -~ '_-. ,-_

*'90*-O-0-0-O-O-O-O-O-C-O $00400-00-44-O

UUIGKEST TIME 1611088 THE iiiliiiiliiiii'

The Trans-Canada Lim-

ited, the fastest train between Eastern and Western Canada and the Pacific Coast, reaches Fort William in 30 hours, Winnipeg in 42, Regina in

53, Calgary in 67, and ‘

Vancouver in 92 hours.

Leaves Montreal (Windsor St.) at 5.00 p.m. daily; Tomato at 9.00 p.m. daily.

A Train de Luxe-Every- thing Canadian Pacific f 1 Standard

Limited to Sleeping-Car Passengers only

(lreept parlor-ear passengers between lentuol and Mhwa)

FIRST TRAIN MAY 22ml `

For ngea neo lnoblleel :xtennyvngeettzlthe

Iilllillil PIUIFIG ill.

P' E

tion this paper and enclose Sc

stamp postage.

We Sell the Milk With the _

Cream Left in

L- W. CRABBE

Charlottetown, P. E. |_

WEMEESRGIEOCERY

0 l°° . rea grocer-

ies in stock all the time. Phone 715 Today

coFr1N 43- co.

Confectionery a

Charlottetown, P. E. I.

CANADIAN FARIY.

Phone 398-J 9 ‘

A full- Ilne of the heat groceries “hy -

in stock Cor. Euston and Weymouth Ste,

-sas.

Wrife £o:.°l'_£1éee

tells Erhot is

Amnlln in 4 1 i. !l9lf_ 0l.°_b0lIy`

750m 1

EAGLE BRAND

Groceries, Provieione, Fruits nd Milk

cer. arms” e i-mnsm sts The Borden Co.,`Lim¢'!¢d

nonrmn . _

R. F. MADDIGAN

GENERAL GROCER

High clan Groceries, Frult,Vege tables and Dairy Products, Can- dy and Tebacoo. ’

19 Queen St. Charlottetown

L. A. HASZARD

GROGER

All kinds of Preserves at big dil-

eount for the next ton days. 173 Grafton Bt. Charlottetown-

WM. HUGHES -

Grocery 4 Prevlelen Merchant Loweet Prieee

Cer. Sydney and Pdlmll 3"' - Phone 7-Y

PRUDUUPS LTD Percy smauwood JENKINS sr soN

Dealers in

sees M em '

Ohoioo Family Groolrlil. Fruit

' Groceries, Flour Feed Fertilizer V emu"

°» ' "°'Y~ -ns cena tl s fa chsrlottefova.

_ | c onery. Phone 12 N111!! 0 _ - c;‘°";" '”°“"“°"° ‘ °"°°‘°" cor. s-ymlu sue Queen sn-me ' '

r. rut Gee. A Kent streets. gm,-|.¢¢,¢°w|. p, g, |, we nil everything that ir

Phone 700 Charlottetown P. E. I '

' good to elt. ' 2

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