kitchen sinks and

clean.

from wall around the sink.

Gives better re- _ sultswx'thlewtime and labor.

Economical and Thorough

r ALDRICH-’7’- "’lh'rr

Made in Canada

I

“ABSORBlhl—E 1m"

stain or leave a greasy residue

[er e that is absolutel u e.

Lymln Building. Montreal *

,, DR. GLIFT

.- CHRONIC DISEASES

Son at : ,.CflAnLuTETOWN. P. E. t 'Pndny, 3 g- Monthly.

AI nae": Hum SUMMER- ‘SlDlll, r. u. 1., sail-any, w... r

similar. 1‘hnrsdn .

Bonn—From w to :I p. m. v‘nksiomon monthly In

1 advance. N01Vl V. fl572-13~2tl‘9nmspd..

}. “mm—— J. A. MsoDONALD

Barrister, solicitor, Etc. MONEY To LOAN Office—Riley Building Charlottetown wild-Limo. ‘ ' W

0 posits Promo as. Real once—4 Grafton Street ONE: “aura-10 a.

m. o l o. m eninga by Appointment

Dr. 0. c. Archibald '

urnduutemn N. Y Post graduate

Medical Sghool and hospice . Practh ‘ and Throat.

()n‘tco. 'l‘olcnhonp. 250. Office Hours—9 to 1

c a. m.; l to 6 Mn be consulted of! hours at

D. in no inns oro Street.

8. s. HESSIAN

Barrister, Oplioltmm Notary Public

Etc. ' MONEY To LOAN

Montague . P. E. island, 3

G. S. INMAN, K. G.

Barrister and Mioyltvy-linhw l Room No. 12, camera: lioek

vtoroalit now

w Morson ill Duffy

Daniel». and Attorneys

Golielbrsl for Royal I‘llr' Of

Canada MONEY 1'0 LOAN

McLean & McKinnon

Ianistol-s, AttermyeatLaw Moe—loyal Inuit Wilding Charlottetown

Old Dutch keeps taps bright and

Remova splashes l

W

l__l_l nulls

sorrowful fun him. Soy-lug Will Relieve the Pain.

e pain may come from strained weakened ligaments and muscles— from the swelling and inflammation lrom a dislocationr—i'rom bruise, cut,

'I, abscess, run-around—~irom hand! Ind feet swdlen from Rheumatismw from a sci neck—from sore throat of ' iollsilldr—i’rom toothache or headache

“ABSORBINE JR." will give quic‘l reli , wherever the pain. It mhlm the afflicted part: thoroughly aseptic- estroya disease germs—yet in lulrmlean to the most sensitive tissues and may boluses], diluted. no.3 mouth wash.

t

a had said heron: he left. 1 knew he meant if hi father died. .. , .,

its called hie/strum the office and ‘ “Pk m him '. 'told me the firm had been very ."me-WB h“ fwd nice to him, had told him to stay ,lnE-lute'rest. Had its long as necessary. and that his months be nay would go on Just know he toldnmcilo I wouldn't worry " about money. '

“If you have to.

more than a linlment—it is e vs e

.l. 5 a bottle—at most 'sts m ‘ lent: postpald by W. F. YOUNG, INC"

jrolessional Cards

' nfla n it ""1 u 'u,’ would grieve;

l remained closely at home while

e was away. His father had pess- mink may the second day one; his my mug '1 “was

to keep the home ecu. cine died h“ flesh,” cm W the children End let the husband Wired, then added the time he do threatens would return. bonus. Gray was so rkind and neigh. riy that! really loved her, in com. spite or her diswom of tho I m no mum in things I did. she didn't know ldld Elm?“ m9,” them or: am sure she would never say about financial in li513,nlc'litfioncd them. She was too oed that: times had “1'18 ~ 'had on ' their 1 «vent to the train to meet Dick Ilvrviziy {v.5}, 1;” m m ion he came home. He was nuie‘ ' and sadloohl‘ng: The mourning band on his am told of his loss. lie kiss- ed mo fondly. and said:

"We shoulan be sorry. Nan. and we mustn't grew. more than We ran help. He died peacefully. and. “d "’7 3" u": 39" he suffered when living. He knew M m m m - . . me, talked with me a little. i never ‘53 ham“ for; WW' I can lie grateful enough for that." word—«domes. motor W1 hon . v

Saturday. Sunday,

arrival.

-h-

DR. J. c. Hoifsron

EYE, EAR, ~an AND T'HnoA-r office—Riley Building. neon Street

limited to Eye. Eur. Nose

Office Bnycr Building. Great (.corge Street. oppoaite Guardian

rl ' f r mnkin cough syrup at . ' hllmlglmll: iso simple find ulmau but it zaoon tiller belt 1‘“): “.9 {"31 {E’Jmmpl “um”- l“ loflercd to keep Junior for me while ‘6. l » _ Smeldllts relllcf'. usuallv stopping an I "1* showing W‘ltlj Clare “aim. pr likely/cough in atlrllfénrfi for lLes-s." alum“ bong. “ml” “me n_ .. . 0 ex 0 . ” amiglllhgfilwii' into a 10.02. bottle] men do, she marked. , add villain L'Tllnlllfiti? snulln' fly“?- ! “minted mdefing mu ounces. yo I) ' 5 ._ me clarified mollsses. lloncv orucom “11“ "’3 W- 3110 had a NW3 pyrnp. instead of lung-u syrup. luilm‘ paper "1 w hue, war. it tastes good. keeps_norfectly, ,lnsls u familyn longr tune.

l\ ]and dreaded cough

l-hliis. lliflsmodlc cl'oup, hoarse-en ot bronchial asthma.

n br . 'gzfloillnellluwointneélst, ‘ by soil

lmnt mythin a who absolute R f.

p. s. an... magma“ “Y

IV J‘NI FNM em _

’ ‘ .’ 'A' L'OBT CHANCE Chapter 48

I had been lynching with Clara and Luursbilurbanh. liwns rather late in getting, home. and was out '0! breath when I got into the ele' vutor. I knew Dick wasn't in as soon its l opened the door. As soon _ i. as he got home he always ramped ’a'ml played with Junior. making at ‘ ,uent noise.

Mrs. Dooly helped me out. of my guess: ‘ “Mr. Williams is late tonight," I

said.

“There's a telegram. ma‘am, l al- most (org ." 'Just.then I heard Dick‘s key in the door. /

“For me?" I

“i couldn't mulw out. ma'aui, if it was for you or him. I didn't open it.” Hall 1 not been anxious, her

unwell: would flow auinsed me.

But a telom'a.m»ii was seldom we had received our.

"hit-1:. lliPPB'r u telegram on the living room table." I called. than imn'rl'cll in to him.

“My father is very ill.” Dick said,

handing me the message:

"Father my iii. 'come if you

run”. It was lgncd by his sister.

1 know lb was a strong bond

of affection :betwee-n nick and his main] hither. Alyz'heannched- for 'lllxl as he tried to (til/l dinner.

“You will go. of course]? "Yes. i musc'rxnn. in will cost

me a lot. hut.l"4=hls voice broke.

"You mustn't think of the cost.

Take that money you made in cot- ton. we‘ll have more someday to use for the market.

“I llflLl‘ forgotten that! It will

just .pay my expenses."

llv went out and wired that he

would start the next morning. Then i packed his bag, bod. But he iossc

llmv ilrivlninven'ihiug else seem

~d when i bade him goodbye..llis, 9. his attempt to be cheerful in every way to encourage . that his {other might The "Mm not be so ill us they thought.

“i will wire it there isany need." ‘

i‘

Where. z“

V ‘ . " lo ,. Fania-a W 0” . for ‘ ~ Munro-gamer .. ~. quir mum. .

Go to . _\ a, Thousands of housewives have “m. found that. they can sure two-thir - ‘. . f t a money usually spent for ca ll m u vrcpamilona,by using this well-known ; M”.

n cough and hire-

iunl -~'

but sure y ills nnnoyifif throat.

"all-d ‘ etc a munfil‘ch. null ell"... W " a ' A... as in; dilati-

uem niece lctn hen '1- ‘

“I _ .' -Mpeupsl£dnnnn.

rhesus-.19

“new, m?» London. .3.

as l‘mt untiillller dillhian‘lhat Mind I a - l r

,embeliishing‘ her; costumes.

1‘ "Pain girl. it is hard. to ,want* pretty things." I mused slang. for- ‘hQ Nun-“l setting Mrs. Gray. end recalling n

[my Own unfulfiled desires.

_“_Yes—but how 1 Woman will or

can ruin herself for so perishable a thing as clothes, seems monstr- ous to me‘. Then, too, no one. save In very few friends. even know ‘what one veins in a his city like

.l’cw York.‘ The paper goes on to l“

.sav that she must have stolen. he- t-sllse she" loved clothes’ for clothes Entire. That she ignored men was not a coquette, and 3lied aqul's [been 1 hard worker. Clothes were an obession with her." ‘ ‘,

“i often wonder the stores 110 not lose more than theydo." i said. as i put on my: hat “They are a great temptation—41.0w Isn‘t honest." i might have added that mallyilmes i lied stood and looked iongingiy at somslnrtlcle sold at bargain prices, and Wonderedwhy

didn't help themselves 1 “Store detectives are, very alert.

1 think i' shall go. and see this girl

“\‘on are ultrays doing something for someone," I rejoined. "taking care. of babies or making jellies. Really. i feel it is an imposition to leave Junior with you." . . . ‘ “i love to have him. Don‘t lull ry home on lilo account." She was Junior in her arms. and I’tvcht to

m8 SWJNo one Mich as he did. It

that be 'iliotlghtl iéh snvsylgllloal

l meals “yam 'as'o' {\t’orthlcss, out 'w sonoug’n (or motile 35

:st‘ (his sister) Would iii-k0 noth- and we went to: _ . d all night long. "mm 4“ “338 wakefui. thinking. i knew. of his ~40 "150 t miller and wondering if he would

arrive in time. THE STORVJOF A SRO 4

I could think of noehln’gvbu't t

father had left h d‘vdoét of'litflllig, high Irent, and so seem like a fortune. [willing now to use

as he said of-tiiol

the same. 11

mar cent interest. and it «of use 5mm “I'm, my efforts that he tyour own. Nan. Tin-n l'll replace .WfllmE- '0 “39 “4 it. when I come back. 1 d you will have to though. as I pro— 1 had mm mm hunpleuant odor and does not bilny won‘t be gone long." ’ g r‘_

' ’ilnew from his tone that be felt he“ as leaned ere was no hope his father would , lve. ' - . , mu right. Dear. Don’t ‘tuorrymy'magmanl. my ideals. aboug‘us‘. and don't give up hope." ‘good as mews, :[ rep ed. . ‘.. ' The next day he wired mu: Wilmetm" unmet- has had a stroke. la sluts .“ l “m g as": v, . lters that conce l cried a “lift as I went about my ' comfort. To shine thmngh a re- (work. lfDick‘s l‘lnhcr had ‘meageg ilected light may be all some wo-l 0 me or more strme ll - pm hm his mother. But my tears were mu mm M’ a” *u may

. been my idea when 1 i! not for the old gentleman—4mg.

Were for Dick. because I knew he Dick 7°. he MW" , think it was. 1 e I _ father and mother had lived.

,i ran quite new felt um he ow'ed‘much- to do}

out, or his narrwfl

On'l think 80128,

some women had nothin

of this conversation about the- "‘shopiiitvr." i wondered ii" we. * Zthe; oxiravagcntuivcsf or men in. Ul‘flilllii‘)’ circumstances. didn’tsu-ui .1. .1 es m', “we in am. Just $2.5 reatiyuas she. did. Elle?! w; .‘ Mildred stmu

' , ‘ rpe‘n more an we cou ll or hit - g was". ‘0’“; med them of the“. for clothes? hut had anyone emu FeliceSL1 a .inlimntcd such '21 thing fllcll. 'i an,ny would have been insulted. '

i had lip Mitchell little some who

did a paper on the table.

mwuveas

planning as well as the earning. ~ ‘- > ‘. But New York had chum me.

. . , “They WORK" really knettlltlle . _V

of economics. of whetflopen WM. you flap" had, were taking their place. in the ~ Wt. i'hldll'l- tie time for reading. Myh'ousewfh

world were .woo

s return.» She had

‘ “I hate just been reading such I g trulysgstonlstlnxz ll‘OW a pitiful. story in How I - 5.130110 n ma 1'0qu are . mg won” h“ m as“ gagging rllfofhmylngl'g. sooth-a i because of her love for ciothesSlle lvnd heals the d runes. and nad' ‘wng B'th for shopqmmg." .- peg)- "va dl'eldml'" ‘

ninth-e 3'. Nothing better for air «man-t m” The “mole 3m um she ma refined , lady-like. thor- ...§‘l.l:.*".:mzn°il;:li.‘:tlti: in: ~qu W-.mv;:; 33‘ :5” . ' d passion fore en ru . e 3'55 fio’io ifzt‘l‘lgillinrnomclho:‘fllo lmorde hard ell. (I1 then list up :tsto trimming hats. stunting to

vmn- dmmzlac- for ‘ 3 on! u fiJflnke her clothes loch like those Pine!" with full (lirrctlnns Ill don’t

attendant". an hilt , pm- ‘M . . an: .or for I cold, mmh. or breath. mthinf not- so nicely as needed some do Oh dren love tiger-Moo. , "4‘0. dollar-st" _ I .va ~ “make it to M for as you can,

1. ‘ t ¢ of .theyeaithy women who patron

if: for??? $8; zed t o exclusive dmmaker‘s es- ' ..."._’L.._“.°!.". tantalum-whore she was employ.

search. i 10, 88, 60 cents,

meet 01m. But the newspaper

because she Wanted pretty things.

DICK AND NAN DISCUSS THE LEGACY.

Chapter 50. _ ‘

umpciu with women' Whose hills

l/suess he’s? "th thorn gives

even; Ioriitth—ehjould l pan out." 30 Ha 2’7. .1 m ':It would be m ogden Id he i

e9, M3.

“No. it won’t take but. very little And i didn’t mean i would a lust at present. e hmve'JhnlOr's education to of. and‘your future also." . e hfew things i need,

take out any nor

“of course you. c , Nan. But don’t let the idea Um 'we are rich because we have #55000 isn't an in- wlepelldent forum . '

as to buy cation? 1 been numbing it. and i think. one low‘ enough to

people who were 'nnnrincioled lb . . V“

the va- purchase."

‘,'Whu.in .lhe. World hate you [been j talking toT.’ I Amazement trasin his .Votcev "What do. you lm‘ow apoul cotton?" , ; ' -. . :1 me that someone told wesafhuy.’ now". Then ‘tS'he said she thought it Was criminal lof~yolr~forany man with a family. not to [take advant- - such n position as you hold. 1113,11 your. education. family

i may be able to (lo sometixingfor ' be..." I - _. .

you'a‘huul'd haw: been a rich man story remained in my mind. I felt h , know i disiik very sorry'for the girl who stole my‘puslnegg as: .i too, Would go and see her; per ~ ham.

.»t h you any, Nan? You tomato you talk am; over with any- be called. "‘I shall you anything if to confide in your

MB." feef'sfrald to‘tetl you‘u'rc *golng Women friends.

that you never much with me. several men who” otton‘ iradcrs.‘and surprised .l' net-er hall Why- don't you BE? l.was.lnor- V eemcd surprised that i hadn't or w ‘ magnum: your office.”

talked and mentioned " sle‘ said vo’bre'c

Iv - ' seen-lo lI'ltl‘ lile woman of moderate “am do;

means . even though she be skill hat; nu with her fingers and able'to de- m,

sign and make many articles ,ller~ self. ,the clothes game in New York “mm mad the sum is afllosing one. However diligent

1‘ gm! may "toil silc'canuot hope'to Dick would be c) 3 ‘ ‘

tel; me

im ‘iulil her trailed in

ulion our customers-

to make flint-some fashionable nwdistc's run 1mm.» -

up into the thousands yearly. t : Ln the bgnkrdnwl know. for i tried it. it come to its .aixl

t I told Cl.an about t eglrl who ‘

.." Th 2 . ' ; vlwas arrested {or shop-i fling. ‘ , “1:39.593 NW?“ 3‘17"“ hPV-e 1’1""- ‘Tcrhaps her husband was ' stingy." she returned. " . l who Lmrl no husband. and. Line mm“ so In would be! papers said she cured nothing {or . _ ' the admiration of men. Thut slfi" aifi'u'mmo loved clothes. it was a passion with ' llcr~p00r girl." -- ;. "We all like nice things too wanr. 13mm,- ' ' ’ but we don't steal to got them." “17 mind, ‘5 lb say runiicrl Clam with impatience. mag-om; mam“, 33 cm “my

7 -;~ . r o v '

Long afterward when i thought

“Put that away carefully.“ incl; “What is It?”

5‘1‘

. .ttas of‘tlhings, all "We might dome I10 the same time when

23'. well

(On!

"uh

names. ‘lfin'!‘lfl,\l office. you

’ffiveilmwili you “buy some col: ou‘z‘t' "'l

' “You mean.

t that. man you told ine‘about I

fore—elite man, who - uch money?" ’ us seems to

hi

h. oeuvre FEchs Ads»: .5. 7. l was.

‘.‘Y_ou have so ,l’fe'el sum .e ‘ You are with incl} , . . .

“My insurance policv 1 album a Ecae‘rfln'ly ’ will”? I “We”; m an“ it 1° have taken one out lloin: 3350’. but * “Mama ‘ lever felt we could spare- the ’ easy. it is only $2.000. dear. but “mm. anything happened. to me. it 055 “m f ‘ ouid help yon‘almlq. £05009 *2" ° W” n has been urging me to 0 out in- j.“ ‘3' '“ sonnet: for a. year, in feet over .fwgggd than I 6 since Junior was born. He thlnks M‘me km.“ ‘ a amen.”

some‘for me in her liar. ow.l loved to see it below the house, andvto.

ouslne. -lf

hourl‘inyihe fitting . Medea a new'

409th! 8185. u .ing'a'ccustomed 'to some urnberh ll ‘ {in 0 it speculate with: 'At dihner d told-Dick that .ulld redhad token

sing in‘ debal autumnaliout'lhs amount; I alps i figured, that Dick's; arrantefimy oxtrsvuance. i ' ed him to use!

i

l

no out in her cat: that we had sonata her dressma- she had ordered the love-

" am afraid it out good for. ' with Mrs. Sio t 'm give her i am afraid i milks you discontented."

1‘. l outs-w numb. on, has

it 19,8114 "gilt thin

wow-thing silo hints. ii. on . . Mill her so in walk! at-

"ilihorot you see." Dick laughed but he looked serious?" pnkn'aflish?” .1. Q r - butstlck mostly to Nan. Mrs. Stowe" The others” uch money. or e in our circum- lbetter com-

.a little.

"Of course! “loom .crpwd. _is older thul you are. fully not have from motors s

panions for, us." V "Xoutalk give our-hid no such to be with Won't also like to be

' fiyutlc flmfgt

uhe's‘ m

v at)?“ 0‘1“:

as if “mended to ads Elli} i have Just because I like

it is no sign with the girls. m’iviflune me for pre- ..to ride in a limousinewith ’ .' esfioclnily When she for. than to walk with Kit who . and push

Wake one or m Cucueu oc- ‘ "No: 'l don admits to tea your life:- and' nut don't let.

.u%

y

't know that i cant. I \ you unhappy that its can’t have n. that”

‘cun't patronize tho'wey

Yan‘ said-'30“ thee. -' v -

nut-r. r .\ .

. has- Her own sister lied to Melitta: duty eva'y'man'ofnslto his, [another room because she could“ knot get enough' sleep on account; lot the other'a late hours. spent in

acquaintances

h'e‘ml or these

pretty heir

are to plid you s larg- pt his - advice to

l h m salary. no limb- or my mltvuywould at so .ouif loloa..‘ril ‘1 insurance are entail 'u my use. i snowmen.“ lddinxlto it. is i can,

0 810.000." . » _ that; will aim till leaf .you. We mm to canltal to mah'o out