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CANTWELL, Alaska, April 26.- Shiftlng sands, having all the char- acteristics of the great American dcsort and providing a menace to _ iuexpeflenced travelers, have been discovered in interior Alaska, according t oproapectors arriving from Valdez Creek placer digglngs.

This desert of Alaska is located between Valdez Creek and Myers‘ road-house, on the Richardson highway. L. S. Wlckershain, a plac- er miner of the Valdez Creek rc- gion,_ has described the barren area. He said access was gained in years past by "mushlng" 100 miles or more over the snow. As these trips were made in winter, the heavy snow concealed the nature'of the country. 1435'. summer. how- ever, prospectors went further afield in their excursions from Valdez Creek, and they encounter- ed conditions that made them np- prcheusive and wary. Where the old trail had appeared in winter as ' leading plainly across a level plateau, they found immense sand dunes and tho entire landscape changed.

ln silmmcr the winds start thd sands to moving in the same mall!!- er as on the American desert. - Changing of landmarks make difficult to travel.

The sand is of a pure vitreous material, indicating an origin in isilicious rock. For that reason pro- Especturs maintain that the region ;was the last resting place of glac- liers containing vast stores of ice. l

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, flluei McKay. s21 Kent st. i snobs a public sole by Auction‘ v " _, y. M flip s: 11 a. in. of all ‘v llfihlsuloltolayfitsitittsse and furnish. "v .' ‘I... ‘ ' Four bed-room's a - niacin-o - _ l rerouting-L, mo. inlaid wal-nut D - ""1" ""5" '°h°°"" ‘Fm- w“. w ‘ ‘ “f " f owns nouns ssoq nurses I '1

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hilt orglfl old-fashioned‘ mahogany," M) "\ *9‘ flDd tools. mtlloganxewlngmlrrors, book l.‘ Rigs 8E5, Rfpll 0U Having made it, he closed the ed . lie plucked off hls mask of 45",’ ouumtonfmbm. uldquhloned lhNEYANDBLADDERlR door dswilittly‘, anid ho bled “quiet?! arrogant languor. d d rockers brass" candlesticks and " turne t e ey n the or , w - “ y God!" he ejaculate , an Dlhl- Bllssdele carpet and stair run.| drawn and pocketed it before his his voice was rasping as a file. u‘; ' a; ch01“ okpfash. grace recovered from his surpriselmiihat is enough oi‘. this insolence, “m”, i a“ cmnm at the eccentricity of his behavior. my man. You'll unlock that door .'-»* Holles, his shoulders to the doolzlat once, and go your ways, or I'll '

‘ A. WILLIAMSON AMENDED NOTICE l ' ' bowed a face that was now grim_call my men to beatyou to a 26”_4_"_“_,_ 1 nd set. He cast from ‘him again jelly.

~ "1 V‘ Auctioneer _ he hat and cloak which he ihadl‘ "It was lest" your grace should

i ’ een holding. , be tempted to _.such ungentle mea- , "It is, your grace. that l desire a sures that l took the precaution to IMPROVEMENT

cs ' ' 9"“ " "."..;"':..".":*t:‘.:r.: The System Needs gzylrygu to consult us before “Spring Cleaning,” TG-Ifflll to suit purchaser. Just As The Home Eastern Securities Doe. TANLAC Has > Cm Ltd_ ’ V Called The Bank of Ntjvn Beetle Bldg. WOYRPS Greatest ’ Charlottetown. P. E. l. ' Tonic By 0V6!‘ 100,- w. n. v. DUNBA-R, 000 Persons, Who ‘F """"“°' Have T lified That trots-asst. Tlanlac as Helped Them Regain Their Strength a,nd Health.

> DON’T GAMBLE g WITH -

- YOUR HEALTH

DEMAND THE BEST

Tianiac Has Benefited Thousands Of Per- sons Suffering From Stomach Trouble, Indigestion, Rheu- matism, Nervous- ness and Kindred Ailments -— Tanlac Is For Sale By All Good Druggists-f d r Accept No Substi- l ‘ _ . tote — Over 40 Mil- ' i lion Bottles Sold.

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it Sealed ‘Fenders will be received lby the undersigned‘ from this dale until Saturday, the 3rd day oi’ May ‘instant, A. D., i924 from any person _ , W‘ tor persons malt». or female qualified w l- ‘£65,281!!! fqqxlrolnollls tllhto lilkt! the position of Sccrvtzli'y for 0 a ways 0!. 599578 9,tlil-i liunstllilntigc Chet-so mid Butter _l6li9d 140M911. mB-Pkfid- "TelldeflColilpllny for the term oi’ eight iormecgyltlo. "nan-n". W111 bfijinoiiths, commencing May 1st and T” V 1119 ll "H8363 “Ill- endin December 31st, A. D.. 1-924. 5°95 P3! saturdliYrMaY 10- 1924- lbrfierviges to be rendered at the Dun- gfllllf- guntilill-"Snzi “Wcral-‘zrarlz: staffniige Creamery, when: the tuziig-dlkfmgg amfm" - i hillbilly‘!!! lmilr-vl-é tno, spoke qtiietIY- "This_ may. 7,0,8“ "a _ v k d ; . h v _d Y < l your grace, is a friend of mine, an Bbfluwmn u, Tmmam “fit ""118 1 e Ml d 0W ma. . . an old friend. I did‘ not know v n__w.’ulntmn m Mount Carmel. tioned term as directed by the it until . . . until I had conveyed ‘Fwmpmn m Baaflamwn. Board of Directors. her hither. Upon discovering it, l M _qrapaud m Brahma!“ . Please state prices or wags-s re- would have escorted her hence “Lduew m” o“ m Milton‘ ,quired for said serviie. Address again, and l was about to do so u". Lmté thud ’ tenders to the snid Company's Pres Wllell Y0!!! B11109 BTYWBII- 1 NW6 .667“ 8°. , - M n1 ‘x R M ident. now ask you to pledge me your "Quhw-E ‘ n“ e ° ' word of honor that you will do skuw“ ‘Momague-Murlwy Hm‘ nothing to prevent our peaceful de- iwfwmm- purture—~that you will offer no 39-i nwd- ' either in , your own

Q I -:indrance_ Zbqo lwznl? Rlrdngiigrfg“ 5 9°- April 29m 1924 person or in that of your servants." : srdi ~ o u . ' -

y . _ _ For a long moment- Buckingham PM". BNflfiwi-IOIIB 911d Film! 240 4'24 m!‘ stood considering him without mov- glo Tsnltlerhmagb: :3‘; B-éngle 0Y- lng from the spot where he stood, lip t O - V "- 118913: | midway between Holles and the Obarlotzsatowils, and at‘; . girl, hlsishoulder to the latter. Be- KQIII Y's tore eary. , T b yond a heightening of the color

_ 1|‘ m | _ o e sold by Public Auction in

AH” Jam“ A‘ Mcnel l“ o cefililrlontloi the Law Courts Building at

. ‘ ~ a iar ottetown. on Monday. the

1- *- M°“D°““1d 5‘ 6°" Iflqfnineteentn day ol‘ lifay, A. 11.. 1924.

about his eyes and cheekbones, he

Sumrpenido. t gave no sign of emotion. He even

smiled, though not quite pleasant-

smr” cardigan‘ “at the hour of twelve o'clock noon 1y mgggtmflg °gi°ffgnffyzzl° “m: ALL THAT TRACT PIECE AND Works, Prince Edward Island for 10 PARCEL OF LAIND 5mm“ lymg p" "M M animated am-oum- or and being in Ch town and being

“M.” up to $0000 must I “sour part of Town Lot Number 43, in the

“ch “mien ' filth hundred oi Town Lots, in the

.. L a MGMRLAN. City of Charlottetown, bounded

' 896,615" o! Public Wm.“ and described as follows. that is to

551M484 1o 9 say: Commencing on the Northeast--

,, . ' _- ~,eru side of Edward Street at the

Southwest Corner of William Fin-

word in private with yolhlllg from lock the door." I-lolles was smooth the inconvenient intrusion of your as velvet.

lackeys." Buckingham laughed, and, even The Duke drew himself up, very as he laughed he whillllfld the H81"- stiff and stern, not a little intrig- rattler from ll-B Bfiilbbflrd. 811d llillli; lied as you conceive by all this; but forward in a innko across the Ills- uuito “taste;- 01 hllnggll, lance which he had measured with "Proceed, sir," he said coldly. his very practiced swordsman's “Let us have ._the explanation of 0Y6.

this insolence, that so we may make an end of lt." ' , "'l‘hnt is soon afforded." Hollies,

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What were YOU paying for Grah- ulated Sugar during the past month. ‘

The latest figures from Ottawa give these as the average prices.

A lni, . l:ftlll§l|'s lui

Something of the taskmaster, (h. general andtlso diplomat, and a lot o1 the doctof-ftpm a {laddfll aiway ill the ma w ‘ 5W0 ‘ l oesiluli,‘ tbsll or trtteitcfil-to a “w

Em ncios of all kinds are his daily routine. A thorough knowlaigc oi fim sid is as essential as _a know go ol the

, - re igamen rss.i:.'.""a‘..lt.“'.z .- .. and mllsdes ore e day lla pe i l‘ gli-Itfifhe casein no??? ‘Fang-ll;

on c .' e nowstatl locteaigfiyqrtsy result in anything?“-

Trainers here keep Absorbins

t ruises,

l2i."'l..‘."i§ 113.‘. Al. T.."§'i."‘-° “ l°§ lor the skfn and blood protection ‘tltl its disinfecting properties. in one con- venient container ' st combines the ‘auctions-of a number of reparations.

it i_s the first oi all t e First Aid IBQIITSICCI‘ in use in all of the leading athletic clubs.

t"? “‘iif.;'€-‘“'§ " "n? or" uses or r lne r. in t i ~~Calwdr as there are in tile tgieilirl’; , camps. Always jeep it in the home l where you can "Jump to it" in mos d

some:

‘mcrlfli at your dnlggist.

GRANUUTED SUGAR Pa!‘ 1b 1 13

Halifax Charlottcfn

Sherbrooke Ottawa‘ . Brockvlllc Kingston Beiieville Pcierboro‘ ‘Toronto _ lS'Cathannes Hamilton

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$.35...‘ ~ _ 5 National Lines

irnams or FINEST EQUIPMENT AFFORD "rule FINEST 0F TRAVEL COMFORT

A. C. MoAULAY, Tracadie Cross Queen's County, P. E. I. Dunstaffnage.

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EVEN AS THE DUKE DREW. HOLLES FELL ON GUARD.

“But how simple," he said with a little laugh. Then his voice hard- ened. “And should I refuse to pledge my word, what does Colonel Holles propose?" ' “It will be very bad for your grace," said Holles.

The Duke's whole manner chang-

Have Kidneys

From Charlottetown to Montreal -——from Montreal to Ottawa, Toron- _to, Detroit and. Chicago, or to all fpoin-Ls in Western Canada to the

Farm For Sale ‘Pacific, the Canadian National ""_' ‘

_ 1 n r m sale my farm at Ni"- zfiiléllelwflyS furnish the finest of ser ‘hotel’; m5 “res at land. 75 are!

Through "Mm, such 55.91", clear. 25 acres under heavy‘; ‘wood Ocean Limited and Marl-time Ex- Mid lumbehTflfl 97 ‘hi’ “Mme

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t was an action swift as light- ing and of a deadly p. ‘ ‘ shrewdly calculated to take the other by surprise and transfix him before he could make a move to guard himself. But swift as it was, and practiced as was the Duke's skill, he was opposed to one as

which the dice are heavily coggell against you,” he said lifllvelY- Bet‘ tor take the course I first propos- my

Buckingham uttered a sneering

ready lor clearing. All land in good

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IPrOIessionaI Cards Palmer & ' LPaImer

- H. J, PALMER, K. 0. ' - Barrister, Ebo.‘ Mono! to" Loan

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finest-mum», P. a l.

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nooorutto, H. r. MoPHEE i r s. A.

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MacDonald & McPhee

Burl-lotus, Attymey, Ste.

Money |tlioy Building

Mlark R. McGuigan B. A

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to Loan Charlottetown

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I . LIGITOR, 5T0. Money to Loan

Charlottetown, P. E. island

o». c. c. Archibald

{QIIIIIUO of N, Y Foot Graduate Medial lctloo and Hospital limited-to lye, Eu, Nooo

and Throat

low- lwg, M. George A, 1)., 1924. m. 1 to sailing-wean.- jbticc §,t_o Car Owners

.- "fi a and Drivers

l fro; May first all care operated in this Province are required to " bed‘ on the Wind Shield printed notlicg "Drive to tho Right."

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Thole listless can boobfalned free of charge by applying to the

p vinoisl Treasury Department.

Parties driving cars without same will be liable to prosecution.

ley's property, thence running South along Edward Street, a dis- tance of thirty feet four inches, thence at right angles running east- wardly eighty four feet to the west- ern line of Thomas Taylor's pr_o- perty, thence at right angles run- nln-g northerly along said last men- tioned line a distance of thirty feet four inches to the southern bound- ary of William Ripley's property, thence running westerly along said

Examined by Your Doctor

Take Salts to Wash Kidneys if Back‘ Pains you- or _ Bladder Bother:

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Flush your kidneys by drinking a quart of water each day, also take salts occasionally, says a

last mentioned line eighty-four feet to the place of commence- ment.

The above sale is made under and by virtue of a Power of Sale con- tained in an Indenture of Mortgage bearing date the second day of Oc- tober One thousand nine hundred and twenty-two and which was made between William L. Munroe of Charlottetown, aforesaid. Engin- eer on the Prince Edward Island Railway, and iisalbelle Munroe his with, of the iirstjpart, and the under. signed of the second part. because of default having been made in pay- ment of interest secured thereby. For further particulars apply at the office of MAlUDONALD d: Mac- PHEE, Barristers. Charlottetown. Dated this 15th day of April,

LUCY COADY, Mortgages

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noted authority, who tells us that too much rich food forms aoids which almost paralyze the gidneys in their efforts to expel it from the sblood. They become sluggish and weaken; then you may-suffer with a dull misery in the kidney region, sharp pains in the back or sick headache, dizziness, your stomach sours, tongue is coated, and when the weather is bad you have rheumatic twinges. The urine gets cloudy, full of sediment, the chann- els often get sore and irritated, obliging you to seek relief two or three times during the night.

- To help neutralize these irritat- ing acids. to help cleanse the kid- neys and flush off the body's urin- W! Waste. EBt four ounces of Jad Salts from any pharmacy ' here; take a tablespoonful in a glass of water before breakfast for a few days, and your kidneys may then act fine. lThis famous salts is made from the acid of grapes and lemon juice combined with lithia, and has been used for years to help flush and stimulate sluggish kidneys; also to neutralize the acids in the system so they no ionxer irritate. thus_ often reliev- ing bladder weakness. , Jad Salts is inexpensive: cannot llllure and makes a delightful effervescent lithia-water drink, B? all means have your physician ‘lxamlns Your kidneys at least twice a year.

swift and practiced, one who had too often kept his life with his hands not to be schooled in every, trick of rough-and-tumbie. Even. as the duke drew and lunged in one movement, so, in one move- ment, too, Holles drew and fell o guard to deflect that treacherous

laugh. He had entirely mistaken the others meanink.

"why, you roaring captain, you pitiful ‘alright me with sword! and ant- ics? lt is against yourself the dice are loaded. Unlock that door, and] get you hence or i'll carve you lu-

lightning stroke.

Nun's sudden scream of fear and the clash of the two blades rang out at the samemoment. The Col- onel's parry followed on into the enveloping movements of a riposte that‘ whirled his point straight at the Duke's face on the low level to which this had been brought by the lunge. To avoid it, Barking- hanl was forced to make a recovery n retreat as precipitate as the ad- vance had been swift. Erect once lllllre._ his grace fell back, his breathing quickened a little, and for a moment the two men stood in silence, their points lowered, mea-

Then Holies spoke, "Y0"? Zflwe. thlsls a game ill

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ANADIAN Narioua- Rawtwavs

CHANGE IN TRAIN SERVICE APRIL 28TH, 1924

Commencing Monday. April 2am, brains on the Island Division will liberate as follows: -

Trains for Summerside will leave Charlottetown at 6.45 a. m., 3.00 p. m. and 4.25 p. m. arriving at 9,35 a. m.. 6.15 p. in, and 10.35 p. m. Re- lllflilllg will leave Summerslde at 7 a- XIL. 10.30 a. m. and 1.4-5 p. m, arriving mt Charlottetown at 10.30 il- ms 1-59 D. In. and 6.30 p. m. Trains for Tignish will leave Summerslde a/t 6.35 p. m. daily ex- cept Sunday and 1.30 p. in. on Tues. day. Thursday and Saturday, m. turning leave Tlznlen at 7.00 a. m. daily except Sunday and at 7.20 a.

suring sach other with their eyes. -

to ribbons."

"Oho! And who's the roaring captain now? Who the Bobadil? ‘Who the very butcher of asilk button?" cried Holles, stung to anger. He would have added “there! perhaps, but the Duke stem- men him. "Enough talk!" he snapped. “The key, you rogue, or I'll skewer you; where you stand." - I

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OVER TWO BILLIONS SPENT. ANNUALLY ON PREVENT- ABLE DISEASES

000,000 is spent on this Continent needlessly every year on hospitals. nurses, doctors’ bills and patent medicines through illness which could easily have been prevented. Realizing the immensity of these figures and the possibilities for a betterment of physical conditions, strenuous measures are being taken throughout the country by various states and municipal gov- ernments for the promotion of health.

For instance, in some cities a Health Promotion Week is obser- ved and contests are being con- ducted among teache. of public sclioois for the best results obtain- ed from the presentation at health teaching throughout the year. Feeling it a criminal neglect not to do so. the life insurance com- panies, through -tbe discoveries made by their investigations, are accomplishing much by well organ- ized plans to combat oi- prevent diseases of all kinds. In this way they are laying the foundation for

BobndiLq. do you think to _

it is csfimated that over $2,000, A

Let ridge Vancouver Vict ria I How do prices in your locality compare with other cities? Are you paying more or less than average? These prleoo are for average quality "delivered" goods. Watch for the changes in this chart next month. Tomorrowt-Lard.

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press between Halifax and Mon- ‘treal afford the traveller every,

travel comfort, while from Mon-- treal there is close connection with the famous "Continental Limited." the “Internatlonhl Limited" and the fast trains between Montreal and Toronto, and Montreal and Ot- tawa.

All points in Canada, therefore. are reached by lines oi‘ the Cana- dian National, and there is no bet- ter standard of travel service any- where. The -most modern of sleep- ers, compartment care, library cars, colonist cars,’ tourist sleepers, and standard dining oars, make up‘ a train equipment that is unexcelled in this or any other cou try.

Travel facts will be fuggished all enqulrers, at the ticket the Canadian National Railways.

iflces of »

illustrated literature will be giv-

National."

state of cultivation. 30 acres rcatlY ' iRunning water and shade in every fleld and winter watering place. lLarge‘ barn. house and outbuildings in good repair. 23 chains front on main road he tween Charlottetown and Summer side, Three miles and four miles from Freetown and Kensington. Handy churches and school

for crop this year.

For ‘further particulars apply JAMES H. BOWNEBS. ' - . Emerald 2743-4-30-4i.

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en enquirem, and all reservations

made and fares quoted. Travellers shouid_ see that the"

through tickets read "Vin r‘ - aadlan

from Emerald

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a healthier nation and making pos- sible the purchasing of an adequate life insurance policy, which in many thousand cases might be un-

-,»., on Monday- Wednefitiay and Fri- fly. ' .

Bymrder, ' Trains for Borden will leave

ARTHUR NEWBERY,

2755~4s30~8i.

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i ' Assistant Provincial Becrotsry

Sealed Tenders will be received by the undersigned until May 20th for the remodelling oi’ the Kingston Methodist Church. according to plans and specification to be seen ‘it Chaiiitell Al: Hunter, Architects, Charlottetown or at the l sldence of "19 "Ildfifllkned. The lowest or any ender not necessarily accepted,

Charlottetown at 6.35 a. m, up 1-15 D- in. There is no connect-ion to Borden by traliu leaving Charlotte- town at 3.00 p. an. Trains for Souris will leave Charlottetown at 8.20 p. m. daily ex Cent Sunday and at 6.20 a. m, on Monday, Wednesday and Friday, ro- turning will leave Soul-ls at 7.60 s.“ m, daily except Sunday and at 1.16

obtainable through ill health.

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LIMITED S. S. WINBNA

l Montreal May 3rd for St. John’s Newfoundland via, Charlottetown. For space \

and rates, app n»- . - BROS” AGENTS

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tat-rehearse’ the advent outlaw regular t '°"'“""'°“ x _ , open top observation ear; ‘ ' - iboyltweon Calgary and Rievelstbke, ’ ’ - sftructed viewot the scenery. -