VLondon,‘ ‘

.surflD~ufi$R AVENUE .113“ Willi‘

$0

i-I-I-I- Representing uni-i-

C. s4 Queen soars. c. 4 England

Public Auction Sales of Furs

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A Wise _ Old Trapper

of Uhlt) there lived '-|_\'> who had till.- = I ~'i ~~ iinwn to i

-. .|-...ii\\- prii. w.» '.li-il sulil uli iii-use giving tiii

After live yeur= . “aren't so dread

ihey didn't have liiqkt‘ their efforts

¢.\i i.’

ii gm. M . wizile.

~i:i~- day tl.»_i met Tom McMillan 1. irig ii n“. car to town. Tom hi- innrlv- the price of his swell

flit shipping pelts. I<Ie told how - got wise to those funny prices

r...’ found it was better to deal with vhas. Porter. because he always know Ln advance just what he was sure of getting. l-Ie said that Porter never offered $5 for a $3 pelt. but he always paid the $3 which ho promised and sometimes Just a llttli- better. Chas. Porter now has five wile trapper: in that section in-

..... ... FURS

Don't Take s

Chance witli your

Send us your Your furs mean name real dollars to you drus. Why

Price some In], offers Tag. when you particulars. Do blame well you arc ‘t right now. lucky to get fifty This means cents. Ask the wise real dollars to trapper w h

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Collectors

BREEDERS AND TRAPPERS

Get highest prices for your furs. Ship them to me. I have satisfied others, you too can be sure f best results. end trial ship- merit and be con- vinced. * Reuben Wolff 114 West 30th St.

I New York City . New York

ocoooooboooom wlliill flS-iwka.

i

"rvve vovo

you, so don't knows. Once put off. Chas. Porter shit)- Writc today. pfr alndmyoli; all CHARLES s. ;'Z""“' . °..., .. ronren, Inc. viii.“ v3? ‘rib/sat; 1a‘ w.‘t 27"‘ ggare STIaIDElIYIBIIY. $1., NOW York brings sure money. iial-ll-il-sttdwks.

o‘ Professional Cards Mark R. McGuigum . A. BARRISTER, BOLI-CITOR, ETC.

Money to Loan Cameron Block Charlottetown, F. E. Island . S S Hessian I I Barrlstsr, Solicitor, Notary Public E

to. ‘MONEY TO LOAN Montague P. E. Island

Dr. C. C. Archibald

Graduate of N. Y. Post Graduate Medical School and Hospital Practice limited to Eye, Ear, Nose

" and Throat Olllco Bayer Building. Great Georg; Street » Tcioplions soc-J. Ollicc Hours-l to 12 a. m. 1 to 5

MacDonald & McPhee B. A.

s. msoonsto H. r. MOFHEE I. A.

Barristers, Attorney, Etc.

Money to Loan

Riley Iulldlng, ‘iarlottctown

___._________.__.___ Palmer & Palmer u. J. natures. x c. Barrister, Etc.

Money to Loan lsnli of Nova leotla Iuiidlng Charlottetown, r. s. l.

ORADUATI AMERUGAN SCHOOL 0F FINOTIPIDIOU» UNNG’ DI. IOHOLIJI MITHOD

' 0' 1%‘? OOHFORY

i 9a.

day. December 6th, 1923. o'clock in the forenoon.

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taxable property in JIRINCE COUNTY. at the Court l-Iouse in Summerslde. or. Friday. December 21st. 1923, at ban o'clock in the foronoomland appeals from persons

party lii KINGIB COUNTY. sl. the Court House in Souris. on Wednes- day. November 28th, 1923, at ten o'clock in the foreaool.

y the pain diuppean.

‘by Muiterolc for sore throat, broo-

zhiiie. ionsilitis. croup, still neck, neuralgia, headache.

sprains, sorernusclcs. bniiscs, - blainl-ftnsiedfecbooldsoftliecbest tnisy tpneurnrmiay-wcand at dniggista.

The Mustcrol . I i..°.?...‘2...°“'““‘ w»

Bum tholi o mustard plush!

RE ISLAND T iEPllliNE ililfill

New SuhPtliTlfl 1.. n. Rates Effective. Nov. 21, 1923.

(‘upper Circuits being iioiv in oper- ation for the transmission of mes- sugi-s. rail-s from Charlottetown to the following points will bcconie effective Nov. 21. 1923.

Rate for 3 iiiln or less

, ._v_.-, s; ' nacisiou

But the oid-falilunsd ~miatard _ nhstcrbunicriandiilistcrcdwiiiisit‘ Chapter so acted. Get the relief and help tB , EM “ma; n“, ‘hm u‘ Jordan Talbot was as furious ov- flgflunwjmuntk%_ er wliui lie termed Amys “diso-

Musumk does it [t Q a kn. budii-ucc" us Mrs. 'l‘ulbut expected.

‘iiour. ilicii lii‘ reiupsoil iuio a dis-

smiina t > by llarion Rubin!!!-

urvvv

Al. first lic stormed for half uii agreeable silent-c ivliicii lasted for days.

"But alter ull. she's of ugc. and if she wiiiits iu stay in the city and , go oii with a worth-while iuuiiy. what ‘uri- you going to do about it'i' Luther asked: '

"visor-z m CANADA

Tlic nearest reply to tliis wits some sort of growling sound down in Jordan's throat. The silence was onimous to the mother; she felt Jordan iulghi do all sorts of things.

The silence showed tlieson that in spite of all his sarcasm and his ill humor. Jordan was perfectly harmless!

So he kissed his mother goodbye

NJMB OI ITS U888 For making soap.

For washing. dishes. For cleaning and disinfecting ob-

rlgcrators.

For removing ordinary structiona from drain pipes and sinks.

nnruss sussrmrrss _ EMGILLETI’ COMPANY LIMITED IOIOIIYO. Y

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WINNIDIO

with s cheerful feeling. and made

o“ ' uienrsaat. l

his father talk pleasantly as they drove to the railway station. Ho was rewarded when lie leaned oul of the train window looking back. L0 sec Jordan standing on the platform. staring after the curs, and waving his hand in response to Luther.

“People that are disagreeable most of the time have a great ad- vantage. Luther reflected; "when they iire half-way nice one. every- one appreciates lt so."

October trailed out never-ending days i0 Mrs. Talbot. Jordan lisd one pleasant mood lasting for u few tlays. ilieii went again iiilo one of liis long periods of silence gloom. lls came lillfl went wltlioul a word. appeared at. moiil limos and lill‘ ivllliout speaking. to vztii- isli again Into the burn 0i‘ out In the fields as soon as he was through. Ill» would piisli buck his plzttc, take a lust gulp of the cof- fee lit‘ demanded for i-vrry meal. and stalk off. leaving Amy to flu» isli her own monl alone.

“It's pretty loneljv." she sugges- ted once. “Don't you think we nilglit ask the Tstnzills over to ll meal?"

"I suppose you want to be ruii- nlng around now. like Claire and Amy and the rest." her husband answered. “You'll be wanting to learn to glance next."

This crushed her for days.

Slie reacted in an odd wily to Jordan's influence. Left nlonemho went buck to all her old liabits of working-bud thinking and worry- ing. The children's letters. ivlilcli came faithfully once i1 week. rous- cd in her an immense opposition to them. To be sure. the letters

To Day Night ALBANY 35 .25 ALBERTON , .60 .35 (‘ARDIGAN .35 .25 CHARLOTTETOWN CORNWALL .10 CRAPAUD -?-5 DUNSTAFFNAGE .10 ELDON .25 GEORGETOWN 25 HILLSBORO 10 HUNTER RIVER .15 KENSINGTON 25 IMALPEQUE .25 MILTON .10 MONTLCUE .25 IIORELI. ~ .25 .\IT. STEWART .20 IIURRAY RIVER 25 NEW HAVEN .15 (YLEAIIY .35 ORWELL. 20

POIITAGE ' .

PIHVNAI. .15 IIIITIIMONII .25 IIUSTIPO . 25 SOIIRIS . 25 SOUTH LAK b1 .30 STAN HOPE . ll‘. ST. PPYFEIFS .25 SITMMERSIDE .25 TIGNISII .40 TYNE VALLEY .30

WALTER S. GRANT, Division Superintendent.

(ill)

Auction Sale at Cape Traverse

The property of the late Eldph- riloi Muiiart of Cape Traverse will he sold by public auction oii the. premises on Wednesday. Nov. 21, at 1 o'clock. p. m. sharp with dwel- ‘in!’ house. barn and lot of laud on which snmc is situated. also some household furniture.

Also 26 acres of woodland at North Tryon adjoining property of Vlr. George Paibeck.

Terms made known at salo. Should above date prove stormy. sale will trike place first flue dziy following at sanic hour.

Austin Cameron and W. S. Steev- es. Executors.

HUGH F. MORRISON ‘u Auctioneer

Hearing 01" Appeals From Provincial Tax Assessment

Notice lii hereby given m... m... “imlli- i" 1119 Provisions of Sections 78 and 79 of the Taxation Act, His Honour the Lieutenant Governor 1" (301111011. has been pleased to flx the following times and places st which appeals ‘from assessment under the said Act for the year 1923 shall be heard. That is to say: Appeals from persons resident in or having taxable proponty in QUEEN'S COUNTY. at. the Court, House. in Charlottetown. on Thurs-

at ten Appeals roni persons rosidsntln or having

I-I

‘ in or having taxable pro-

it:

vicron u

imp; of

Dated at. Charlottetown. Prov- uoc of Prinorlidwcrd Island. this November. 1988.

iverc mild ciiough-Auiy had gono to live with Jone. who hnd rented! i8 friend's apartment; Luther was! |at work again‘. no mention ivas imade of Claire. g No mention was music of uny- Ullllk I110!’ did or anyone they snw ~it was Juno's studies and Amy's lessons and Luther's work.

lilrs. Talbot ivas wise enough; 'not to l)i‘ deceived by this sudden‘ vhflllge of tone.

"They're iloiiig iliai so I \\'0ii'i1 bu woi-rii-il." slio fold licrsulf.

Aiid slic was right. _ 1 'i‘liliikiug of ilic children. sin-l swung loan Opposite point. of viviv frniii llivirs. Ii. came oiil. iii curl» nus Hllltlll ways-changing bani.- liHl‘ lillillltlll lo its old arrange-- mum. though sliii know who" Hm.

l

lizid dorm ii, 11ml u... wm-k Wm. mucli Iiardier with the lnc0nvciii~ “m 913ml!!! of things-and sin.-

Wcnl buck to the old starchy div-f iliai hail infuriated Jane. She Ils. toned with (lulot agreement Wlilll‘ Jordan tlenouncctl a certain noigh. Ivor whose tastes were much 10.. frivolous for his itpprovii],

Piion lbe reaction set iti.

Psi-f of it because oi‘ u... change in the children's ietlori; Vlfhy didn't they mention (Jam-iv didni. Claire wrilo? Why I nt they talk of anything hul things’ that would please 11...? $129111‘? Wasut a word i" an). 0|-

’ i’- Prs that slie could not simu- to Jordan. Sim ivouiil Iiavc l-ili(7\i'l|

1&n§sr\ae§st\s

Pimples Disappear

“You don't need mercury, potash or any other strong mineral to cura pimples caused by poor blood. Take Extract of Roots- drugglsts csii it "Iotlisr Ssiflefs Oarativt Syrup-arid your skin will clear up as fresh as a baby's. lt will sweeten your stomach and regulate your bowels." Get the genuine. 50c. and $1.00 Bottles. Al drug ltorss. 5

150R SALE

My farm containing 02 acres of land iii iiigh state of cultivation. The nicest location in New Lon-- llOll.

Z

F. A. Ramsay New London. —-11-8-tii~sat.4i

Private Sale

Mack Nicholson offers for sale his farm in l-lopedole, containing fifty acres all clear land and in good heart, with an excellent dwell ing house thereon and good out buildqigs thereon. A stream cross- es the farm near the rear, and s pump at tho door. Situated within one mile of Hunter River Station For particulars apply to

D. M. MoDONALD,

R. It. 4. Hunter River. lli81-10-27-stue 61.

For Fire Insured; ooiiaoit H. M. SIMPSON

i l

" l. wuzv 1' '

tiie letters anyway. but with fear of his remarks. But these letters would really please him.

What did they do with iheni- selves ln the evening? There was not a word of a dance or a dinner, a theatre. or any people but them- selves.

She was sure it must he worse than she coiiid imagine. Probably Amy was already in the opera—— kiioivliig nothing of operu. tliis was rather an nwfiii thought. Silo ask- cd Jordan something about operas.

"'l‘hcy'n- all immoral." lie short- ly zinnoiinced—lisvlng never licurd one in his life. .

Silo was surc ilicn that some must be all rlglit. This was the first time she liad ever disagreed ivith him, even iii thought.

Thou his comings and goings be- gzui getting on her nerves. And siio worried over the children. One day in November she faced him across the kitchen table at supper tiine— _

“For Heaven's sake. say some» thing!" she burst out. .

He looked up in surprise.

“Nothing to say." he observed.

"Then I'll say something," she went on with furious haste. "I'm going to the city to stay with riiy two tlaugliiers."

Jordan looked at her as though she liad gone lllflil.

'l‘oiiiorroiv~Arny Lenves

MlilHEH!

Child's Best- Laxative is “California Fig Syrup"

Hurry Mother! A icaspoorilul of "California Fig Syrup" now will thoroughly clean tho lllllc liownls and in ii few hours you hiivc a well, playful child again. Even if cross, feverish, vblllous, constipated or full of cold. children love its pleasant taste.

Tell your druggist you want only the genuine “California lilig Syrup" which has directions for babies nnd children of all ages primed on bot- tle. Mother you miisi. say "Califor- nlzi." Refuse any imitation.

.17 -<oa——-

Beating the Movies (By Dominion Ne... Service)

IMNIIUN. Nov. lli.-— During lilo. lwarlug of an uiu-iiiplcii murder ('.|llil'f.'.(‘. iii liii- (lid lkiilvy ii llllllPlt» mun said lll- Iiciird screams.

rlunipiul into a boat llliii ftlWilfl across ilic 'l'li'i|\ii~u iii (liiil-iivick.

Eiili-rcd ii housi- iiy illlllllllIlK up ll lsddi-i‘. and kliui-krd llOWIl a mun who was attacking two ivomren wllli u razor.

Tho iiimi. llcliry George Ellis. a liilioiiri-r. wits lutci" sentenced to NPVOII yours’ hard liibmir for llic nltomptoil murder of Mrs. Mufy Spurgeon. of Chiswlck. and for wounding bur l7-years~old ilauglit- er. Elsie.

Ellis it was said. had been on frisurlly icrnis with the girl, but she preferred someone else.

After a display of temper. the elder woman forbade Ellis coni~ lng to the house. but he entered by some means unknoivn lo her.

—-—-—oo>-i

WINCHESTERQ WOMEN.

iwinclieswr Cahhediral, when- u niemorlaii lo Joan of Alrc was dedicate-d decently. possesses sove- rall other-nieuroniivls to vronien. in the nomi aisle. behind tlis font. is the tomib of Jane Austen, and sibove if rt brass. and a stained- gYia-sii WilflllflW to her memory Close to Julie Austen's tomb is ilhet of Mrs. Monuigu. laundiress of the Blue-Stocking Club. The reiedos in the beautiful Lady Obliboi. curved at flier Ammemgau. is a memorai to Mos Charlotte. Yonao. lube cutboreas». and the flan lii the east- wiindow was

XX.

He plunged rlowii the stops into a snowstorm. Even during his precipitate retreat he had realised tho advisability of telephoning for ii taxi. but iisd been incapable of tho anti-climax. lie pulled his hat over his eyes. turned up tbs collrir of lils coat. and made his way hastily towiird Park avenue. There was not ii cab in sight. Nor was there ii ruiiiiilo in the tunnel; no doubt tlio curs were snow-bound. llc lu-iilliiicil only n moment; It ivoiild imvdly Luke iiiiii longer lo walk to his liotoi iiiuu to tho Grand Clllllfill Station. but lio crossed over fo Madison avenue at once. for it was bitter walking and there’ was a bare chance of picking up a cub reiuriiliig from ‘one of _tiie hotels.

But lllt‘ iiurruw street between its liigii dark walls looked like a ileiu-i-isd mountain pass rapidly illi- ing with snow. Tho tall street lamps shed a sad and ghostly bosm. They might have been the hooded torches of cnvc dwellers sheltering from enemies ziud llic storm iu those perpendicular fsstiiesses. Far down. ii red sphere glowed dimly. exiiltiiig lilo‘ illusion. I-Ie almost fancied lio could see the out-posts of primeval forests bending over tlio canvoii uiid ivoiidered WllY 11W "Poet of Manhattan" had never im- mortalized u scone at once so sinisv tel" and so lovely.

Aiid no stillness of a iiigh moun- tain solitude luid ever been more intense. Not even ii 11111111011 roar from trains on llit‘ distant “l.'s." (jlgvui-lng ivonilereil if ho really “.011. i“ New York. The \vlioIc oven- lng hnd been unreal enough. Lei‘- taiuly nil iluii was prosiiic and ugly and feverish hid been 0111081111911 by wlliit it will; no fllgm 91 1811C)’ to cull willie» magic. Tliat seething mass of humanity. that H0 0H9“ looked us if rushing iiitlier and tiiiilioi- with no definite 1111111999- ilrlven merely by the obsession of speed. was as supinc-iirits brief privacy as itsdcnil. In spite 0f i119 fever Iii hliii he fell iruriously till" llficd—-und glad i0 be 1110119- 1119"‘ urr moods and solltudes when mam wants no WOIIIRII. liowovoi niucli he may be wanting 0m‘- Win19‘ ulzir woman. . . . Bill the uiood was ephemeral; lio lmd boon too close to lici" ll moment before. Moreover.

Slio seemed to inke shape slmvly

in llll‘ ivliiio whirling $l1°'-"- 1"‘ ivliito and lnipontlerublc. . . . . _ l.\'oi"dic princess ilrifiiug northward ‘over liiJI‘ sieppos . . . God! Would he ever get her‘? . . . ll" lie did not ‘it would be. because one of. ihil-ill was qiiiiilfyiiig for inotlivi" mcurn- lotion. lio walked iloivn ilic aivetiui as ‘rapidly as possible, his liziiiils iii his pockets. his liczixl bent i0 ilie ‘wind. no longer tr nspoi-ied; fort-- iiiig his mind i0 ll\\'v.‘|i0li1ll(‘ Wtlfliill‘ of his rooms and his br-zl. . . . Ills hcud ziclu-il. IloWl go in tlli- ollicrv toiiiorrou' and writ-a his (‘Oliilllll tlivrc. 'i‘lic.iiiliiii'lriiiliugiioul. Iloiv lwzis he lo wiii sucli u womiiii" ;\'I.'.kr~ iiioi" surc ui‘ llfll‘. if.’ (‘uirwri 1i\‘I' doubts into u llliSSiOlliilf‘ coriuinl "' ‘She. willi lli‘l' highly; lcviiiiiciil lr-ii» '.\lak0 no mislzilti-s‘) if ll" llllilll‘ it iprscillilzilo. ziss 0f llllllilfll -~— ivllul comparisons! . lii“. uxvm bod . . . tlio lfflllilllfilll fin-I personal isolation of his rooms . . lic had novcr given i'\'i‘.ll .i i~‘.l lii women . iic guru his dinners iii ros- tiiuriints. . iioiv iiiziiiv morc blocks? The snow mas thick-n". lie couldn't cvcn soc ill‘! urcuil: uI Miidlsoii Sqiiurc (lzirdi-u, although a. faint diffused riivliziiicc llli;li in the. air iviis no doubt tlu- crown of lights on lilo lili-iropolitziii 'l‘nivi~i'. . . . Ilsil he umdi- u ivroiig IIIOW‘

iii bollliig- »' v

Ills thoughts and counter" tliougiils Uiiillt‘. to llli abrupt i-nd. At the corner of 'l‘biriietli Street be collided ivitli ri small figure in a fur coal and liPklfly knorkiid ii ovoi". Ho was for striding cm with a muttered apology. ivlieii the girl (zaliglii hllii by lilo llflll with n liglil laugh.

“Imi-(‘laivv-riug! \\'l|:ii lurk! Tlilii‘ ms- liuiifr."

lio was lunkliir: ilown inlu flir- dark iiiiugiily liill<- lam‘ of .llllil‘l Uglolliorpv, grunddiiiighlci" of iliv ri-iltiubiubli- Juno. , _

"Wliul. on oiirtli ari- ynii doing lii-re?" lio- flllktiil stupidly.

"I'm-hops I'll toll you and pcr-

MBS. DAVIS M NERVQIISlJREBK

Tells Women How She Wan Re- stored to Perfect Health by Lydia lPiiikiisinfiVegetablcCoiiipoiind

Winni

we high y‘?! Man.—" I cannot speak

wbatL dis E. Pinkhamb egetable Com-

ll“ pound has doriefor me. I was s nor-

vous wreck and I

myself to do my work. Even the sound of in own children - p sy' made nie feel as i I must scream if they did not get awa from me. I ' cou d not even speak rigiitto rnyhusband. The doctor said he could do nothing for me. My husband's mother advised me to take thcVegetableGompound and I started it at once. I was able to do my work once more and it was a gisasure, not s burden. Now I ha s a no bouncing baby and am able to nurse hei- and en- joy doin my work.’ Ieannot help rec- oniin rig such a medicine and any one seeing ma before I too it, and seeing me now, can see what it: does for ms. lam only too pleased for you to ins in testimonial. '—Mrs. Eiaimr DA IcGea St. ‘Winnipeg, Mari. E. lilnkhsm s Private Text- Ailmsnts Peculiar to ' will be sent

Worm: -~ toths

by the!!! ininambr-

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r'.°"""f“ . "ca. c-sirfi;

l Jim-l».

slio was still uiiposscsseil. . -. ..

naps l won't. On second tlioualits don't take mo, home. Tako mo to one of those all-night restaurants. Thafsjustihc one ‘hing 1 311F951‘ soon. and I'm liiililhj." - _ lio subtly bociinie an iiilfilib- "111

to be iishuiiicil of yourself-alone lu tiio streets st this hour of tho night. It must be one oclock. sliali rake you home. I suppose you have u latch-key. bill 101' 1W9 99m“ |'.| ring tho boil mid hand you ovor to your iiioilitvr." “lilollmr wont to Florida lmluy and dad's duck limiting iii South Carolina. Aunt liioliii-‘s too deuf l" liear iloorbelis and believes nu)’- tliing I tell her." . "I am astonished that 5'91"‘ 11mm‘ or iofl you behind l.o Y0"? 0W" d“ vices.“ _ _

n. wmnd||1 g0. Slit-s given liit‘ up-itsod to my devices. Besides. I've one or iwo on he!‘ M111 511° (loeslft dare give mo away to dad. lio thinks rin n ilurliuz simlll vb"?- Not that Ifil Illlliil niurliifliti dldii i. but it's more convoiiluni.

"You little wrcltvlil. I believe you've been drinklnii M "So I have! So I Iiuvc! But 1W