i

u. --=s~ smv-uvr-nz-w a

FOX FOOD

iVr hnvr in rolel storage is fresh sup.

ply of small fut iicrrlnw. which ni ram-hers have found the best

months. prim- 251,4, cunts Der lb. (‘no ship any uunntlty ilesirui daily by rx- press or trl~wiu~kly by freight. Pins-e your nralur promptly if you rmiulri- il regular ltliiiply ul’ fresh llnll. 'llAT'l‘lll’I\\' l: .\lt~lil‘l.\.\‘, LIWITEI) . Hnurlll Emil LTdl-li 2 Its-ill. RIVER VIEW FARM FOR SALE

Four miles from Charlottetown, excellent land with good buildings. Also beautiful sits for fnx ranch. P. BYRNE, North River i074 5-ili stu-iili.

FARM FUR SALE

AT VICTORIA

I inn ad's-ring hy private niilr my Farm, containing one hundred uvrrn oi first cl no lisliil, all rlrurad null ill lii- very lieut uf condition. New lmuue null burn, srunnry tlllll implement shell. In- speution.

CllAli. It .M. PALMER, O

Victoria fiifififw liji IQ: l.’ i-Fi-llllsl. . .

simian

l am offering by private sale my farm consisting of 160 acres at Clermont, Lot 19. This farm ls con- veniently situated and in the host of condition. if not sold before July will be sold at Auction.

MICHAEL CROKEN i442-ii-8M5l.

The Axwortliy Hiuilion Lnnui Lensuv Ilia Hire was is world's champion, his dam produced n rlnsnipiuu, hr is n

[not] horse, his cults nre prize winners when slunvu. '

HAMMOND ICICITLY Owner i344-li-2M6l.

TOME AND NPIZND TIIE DAY AT ROCKY POINT ‘

ROCKY POINT FERRY TIME TABLE (Touimonninl June lat. llle Hts-tuner

lliilshuroush will run between

Charlottetown nnil Bucky Point during’

the Hummer months. mi follows:

Lye. Charlottetown Lv. Rocky Point

‘m: Morell, P. E. l., for the construc- rhnngr for foxes during the numms-pi

Tenders Wanted

"Tenders will be received by the undersigned at tie residence In

tlon of the proposed Morell Cream- ery until 12 o'clock noon _on June 19th, 1925. v

Plan and specifications may be seen at the same address. Ctrtlfied cheque for Twenty-Five Dollars to accompany each tender.

Tenders to include labour and material or construction alone. Work to be completed by Septem- ber 30th, 1925. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted.

THOMAS S. McGRATH i-ilil-ti-QMSL

Dominion of Canada

Province of Prince Edward island

In The Probate Court

1am George v., A. c., 192's

In lie-Estate of John Sutherland, into of Stanluy Bridge, in Queens County, in the said Province, dc- coased, tcstatc Liy the Honourable Alexander Bannerman Warburton, Surrogate, Judge of Probate. shes

c., To the Sherlffcf the County, of Queens Cnimty, or any Constable or literate person within said County,

GREETiNG:--

WHEREAS upon reading the petition on tile of Alfred 1;, Fyfe. of Stanley Bridgdaloressid, and J. Simpson Bell, of Hope River, in Queen's County aforesaid, farmers, the executorsof the above ‘named l-state, praying that a Citation may be issued for the purpose here-

cover, struck the path, and wont _ .. , _ ., _ _ forward. ‘lltfiglilili slllowiy to hack. ‘The con- all" dllllfi- ihlllfl- "ml! lfllenfie Olm-llilil llilvrnl\‘il iit‘ilS Wliilo lliyiiiiilhttos nro sov- M01, C “Gnnmmomlng. cnnstnhle... heisfa he p acct a palm on c. tlier side‘ Th f P d t nearing an ‘or sonlu. rln rs f; l. >111 huh, _,,..,ih 1147 eggs‘ _ e Ircamery Sam “Early MOM I Rae), 1o i e bonnet, dug his toes into the ck}! lyigo mo- her touched tho _. l0 W111i f-Onliiil" Y Hlowilll. 1_ own ‘l‘li.]'l1.'-|l 115 ‘lilltl a imsslihls of Meetin - ...Mom,ng_ Sh,“ replied the condgrnund, and pughgd, John "em-y puiiipsn wth her wand and nt i0!‘ tho il1mh9li11s_ lr-Illlt 01 lhl‘ 7 eggs diirin-g tlic wcek. ln oiis g could have driven 1,113.; car 0m o] oncc it turned, into u beautiful mllfkfii- llBY- N0! U" llu IWflPHl lhl‘ i. ii iiii-ri- were flirt-u lions lthnl inii]

constable! Almost gaily he left his

wev-v-Mo-eo-o-oo-o-o-o-owo-u’ 0o‘

T 11E R E D VULTURE BY

FREDERICK SLEATH

Author of "sillper Jackson." els- '4

. . , Little * Cinderella

COLOR CUT-OUTS

sebocoo-eeoooe o~ooooeess

ee-oe-ouaowoeooeomae . ,. (Continued)

Such u sound was the last. stimu- lus needed to establish completely the mental and physical control that his will had beenstrivlng to‘ olnspire; before the sudden sense ‘of dungcr that it brought he be-

Doft esll the ilihel

came alert and strong; the lust xfldfhxhfiaahfigflhltif: uiegs oi his exuitation drained Lyewlll probably era; ls. away. He remembered ‘that far- q algiimnu": flung pursuit and again saw in “m”, 5"",

true pL-rspcclive the power behind it. lie had thought that he hud slip- ped from its path u second time; that thu- two points who had de- tected hlm had been acting out of touch with the main body, or at best had summoned the meet for Waterloo, Now he fel-t the presence of other trackers, and saw the like-i lihood of the possibility that the] — . Vulture had sighted him from afar. if so, if more of the Children! had -to be encountered, his flight‘ must begin again. his great plani spoiled. He crouched grimly down in the thicket and listened. Never- theless his fingers completed the last puttec roll.

The stealthy footsteps sounded in the lane again and continued toi “Wild, noarcr and nearer. though the intruder, when standing; "Jill. listening or watching. hadi ‘ll"llll=.(l the cnr and wits now com-l ing to examine it. Round and about his inspecting footstcps meander-oil.

Gil. ETTS

a PURE FLAKE

= LY

days he had more than once shot round it. . '

“Couldn't resist having i1 peep in Mr, Juliuiis birds,‘ lie said ousiiy. [Hagar]! But tlieyvewinitsrcd well."

lie climbed over the wail as he spoke and 8lli)l‘OiiCllirtl’ the car, the constable going with him,

“ "Pis a flue car you've got, sir,” the man ventured, adiniringly. "I've secn it before, l think, Seems s bit familiar, somehow."

"Bound Ito be, constable," Jolni Hmiry replied, busying himself |wltl1 magneto switch and putrol tap. "l have had it down with ms

watched his other hnnd on his via-Tim‘ "hwgh 1"" “m” l“ “ll”, volver-—on tho muzzle. As a club ignxgslairguhgg hsellrspfgenguioztlntléf) A QUEER COACH AND FOUR M intruilor I'D shove the wall had "MinlL s"! Not me‘ only to” Ondoweell‘ M the awry o: “Umdulh hopped the red healthy bovine facs ‘pleased m oblige a gcnuemlm‘ I." an“ hm w“ m" out a" the 1mm" I of the. village constable Only a “on n 51love‘ “ml wmmj" don“ lam week? If you cm “mm

' " John llcnry Bliifilffl the englnemmli "ml 511V‘! "w"! GVBPY dill’ Y0" c (iiimheii i0 ihe .i,-iying.gehi_ am] will have the wliolo sct of "C-indur-

crowded bar that he entered gave is m -- hlm place immediately 11nd lll.‘ saw, liimsuif in a mirror as tight-Upped man whose oycs \\'l‘l'i' very fierce nnd bright, if the policcTDIHIIIYHVOII 110-111»! 1263i Pill!!- hud posted

him into the Fcrrors country and onto a long stretch of road whore‘ lie could proceed iit than a crawl.

populatcil: at Fine-don it iviis had.

gon trains from somc collirry \\'lIl'l(

M

i: i. E Z

- “ - r

0U cannotbeeflicient whenyourwliolediislflvv system is in rebellion. Dizslnees and that dread- fulsense offulnessuptothemdofthebonguc are sign of congestion. And the remit-a headache that is felt: in one or both eyfl: circumfl- petulant and garruloua inn?“- Wliih t!" inevitablereeixlttbstyllllflllflfllivefiiyi?" work or your business the careful tbmllht sndtjndgment required- ' i Ybu can-lot afibrd to be in this condition. You ow;- ix to yourself to use a Laxative that will relieve the carter-constipation. You can depend on that great builder of health —— DR. CALDWELUS LAXATIVE SYRUP PEPSIN to relieve constipation.

FOR SALE m ALL coon DRUG sromis

Dr. Caldwell k Laxative

S

PIPIIII SYRUP 0O.

"om-mm...

each.

,.\l:‘. ti. l1‘, Connor's Whi-tc Lez- lioriis icaiis the Contest to date. as ivcli 11s fur ilr ivvck, iiivir total

ll Killllll.»

Cement

There was only one man. John , _ ,| . 7 ‘\\'lii-t= l . l ' ~- i] [i]

-~,;-,;;~,- hi; ‘"2?’ 21:2: £.‘;'.'t....!":. azir. “i w ‘s00 bags fresh stock Ilhbroac e wn . still. e 0i w m k, ' y - u. b, k - (iii 1]. flcuvcely reQqgnlzlid h;,,,,,,.n~ Mr. Jnspli Carnilclinrlls Barred e.

awnv nn obstructing branch nnd or ape“ ng 0 m e J" "m; u" hour-s driving hrmmhtffloirks ar third w'lli a production w landing at Olli‘

liis pliolzi- ' hi]; Mr. Sam iMCl’lit'l‘$t)li'ii pun of

inf i197 iaggs,

Mr. \\'i1ltur li11iit1iiii‘s llurrcl‘, Rocks arc iburth wiiii a production o.’ 1195, .\ll:i. Frcd Rlzu-iirtyrcfs pen of White Lcgluiriis is fifth willi n piodiii-iiiin oi’ 1166 1g.g,-i_ Mn p1,]. i». “mi o" ‘ll-ill cirgs llllll Ml‘ A, Wis-

w arf from S. S. Hith- erwood. CARVELL BROS.

i433 ii b’ 1ii.

llltio more From Ilusiiilvii 1o ligliuin Fcrrers the hlginviiy was

stable civilly, apparently not in thei least suspicious.

Ho had seen the birds go up. Sus-

pecting poachers, he had hastened

to the scone. ‘But first the expen-

sive cur. nnd now itho dross man- nor. had rcussurcrl him.

and ucccpt o.’ tho trcspnsser John ilenry

iifter set forth: You are therefore required to cite all persons inter-- csted in the said Estate to be and‘ appear before mo at a Probate‘ Court to he hold in the Court House] in Charlottetown, in Queen's Conn. iy, in the suiil Province on lifriday, the third day of July next, coming at the hour of eleven o'clock, forel noon, of the same diiy to show cause if any thoy can why the ac- counts ot the siild Estate ‘should iiot be passcd and the llileitate clos- etl 11s prayed for in said petition and on Motion of Donald McKitt non, Esq" Proctor for the said Petitioner. And I do hereby order that a true copy hereof be forth- with pubiishcd iii some newspaper lpubllshed in Charlottetown afore- lsald, one in each week, for at least four consecutive wceks from the date hereof and that a true copy hereof he forthwith posted in the following public places respective- ly, namely in the hall of the Court House in Charlottetown aforesaid,

“,3 :1 L‘; :_',':,) in front of the Hall lat Stanley 0.2M) s. m. 10.00 o. ns. Bridge aforesaid, and in front of ll-"il Il- "I- "-39 1M I"~ the ilnli at Hope River aforesaid, m“ v‘ m‘ To“ ”' '“' so that all persons interested in the m: :1 1:3: a: m: suid Estate as aforesaid may liuvc :30 ii- In- 21:3 n. m- due notice thereof. ' 0 l" ' "' m‘ Given under my Hand and tho HUNDAY . , Seal of the said Court. this 29th Lr. (lusrlnttetown. Li. Zoilt day 0t May’ A. D,’ 1925 in the 16th ' ' '.ycar of ills Majesty's reign. 1.00 h. m 24m p. III ; (h. SJ m‘; f’; 1' < Sgd.) A. s. wAssusToN.

IILEQ N EW’ NON, lllisnuger.

i Surrogate, Judge of Probate, 133 6-2tu4i. <-

ial which we offer at lowest lowing viz:-

Hemiock Sheathing. Pine. i, 2 and 3 inch. Douglas Fir Sheathing I/z Douglas Fir Spoutlng 3x4 Douglas Fir Mouldings.

Hemlock Boards and Pia Spruce Boards.

spruce Joisting, all sizes. Latiis, Lime, Hair.

13:11 li-2tuf8i ,

' S. S. GOV. lfiatie

ion-vacuum w s

.415?“

lacs;

inlet-aliens» ‘apply m ennui a slum pom.

Lumber and Building Material

We have on hand a large quantity of Building Mater-

Spruce Sheathing and Flooring.

Douglas Fir Boards, Dressed and Undressed, Studdlng and Square Scantiing, all sizes.

Hardwaii Plsster—Plaster Paris. Stone Brlek-—Pressed Brick, Different Colors. Beaver Boards and Battlns.

L. M. Poole .& Co.

PAOLVS WHARVEB w “Lilli ili§ilijiifill

cssrens srssmsilir LINES, me BOS1ON——ST. JOHN N. B. (international) LINE

lflll 81'. IOIIN to LUIID In BOSTON O-U

' . 1h I-lil'.“ss rw:H:wshuHnru'* “

Issues‘; edllps limit is Iestonnlin solar-ant I '» I'l- 1 . ; " ll ‘ ‘i’ “""‘""’..".'."..'.'J."-_-‘L',1.’.‘.. void!

prices, consisting of the foi-

snd 1% inch. and 4x5.

nk.

UINGLIY This . M. and Slhmfev at 1 P. PL

. irntront. nnd

i

hastsncd in tnko advantage of the

zood improssion, hoth to limit his to luro tho constnhlo to whom

happier

nwiiv. Luckily he knew the covcrt bciongod. in

fresh, country milk. from which more ihenlisillhensiursl

iileslandeeono- IIIICIl milk for every recipe. Oldeslmlll our grocer. Foul isu.

Write for SLChorles

Recipe k

Th horns Co. Limited / Intros!

tho lane almost as easily as it had Etiilivn Conch, iine_1_i' throughout been made to enter; hut he mani- with plilc- yellow satin, She touch- ipulizted his leversnnnd left theft? lthe mice and they became four ‘p0 ceman to prov (c most of the s cc" grey horses Ito draw the ,motive power, so that iili: diipd was coach. Tllcll with licr wand shc ialmost exhausted by the time they touched the rut nnd it was changed ‘debauched on the highroad-thc into a coachiuun in splendid livery. ienflTllidlliiilliadl/er much co stable" llacuunlllrlhli mil [he boll or the which he said hcartily): “I'm rhuchnobllgod waitf; we up‘ ‘t 4e mums and ‘to you, That's not your stn-tion, by “Footmcn! we must have footl nny chance?" he nddcd, pointing to men!" cried the fairy godmother. ii village more than a mile away impatiently _sha gluncrrl this way “liliing m“ mafi- lflhd that way and iill around the li- lle. Ell‘. con- room. in n Crack in illlt? Wllll she stluhle. ' . spied two lizards. "Ti1c very Then jump in, lm going through thing," she cried, UIPTB- "ll Y0" 9911193’ ‘ (Color the coaclimnns outfit Milrmllrlhil his thanks. the vonxscarlet. illis shoes and hat should gixiillitilenrciilmylzzg lzllfiilvélrllh vacrntnirxrnlllxalbotjli be black trimmed with scur- .. . co c c1 e, 233217;"? “Niven diiiljllgeikllilne- gljltl-‘Obyright, 1925, Associated c c c. suc a cur )- .10 iy] _ fore. His spiritual satisfaction soon ‘had effect on his physical distress, _ nnd by the time the village was stopped by a couple of regoliitg reached hi» was sitting up in his boarders, But 011cc on the llllllillig. seat. erect. dignified, and very ham Road, his fear altogether d1:- proud. Half the impulution turned parted. -He boldly entered Trlng, _out to witness his triumph, llc was despite its throiiglhg market, turn- arlily tgothplliauseili] ttnl hemcnzivtgyed eddiiishbalcklgn its ponderous church rout! crmis o e nrieran t lth Milt . loutskirts before being sci down. Old Ellglifind uand o-droll“ TOlEPlY) '-'l‘hcre the gift of ten shillings corn-stable v e u plcteil his bliss, Well pleasel with ‘It was Downs country now. Only hlmflrli. Johh Henry thundered disturbed the gradients. But the “WHY. an occasional spur of the Cliiltcriis

gasped the’

Edi-

He had fooled and piucmteil the road was greasy with the chalk LBW. and his more sinister foes overlay of the floods, and hc lllll

pinch with 52 eggs each. Mr. Cliur- I-‘Ilivpatrlck ifltiuiMcKennu-s lliirrcd Rocks wcro ‘frnvtrsc cemetery, 1

l_n Morell Hail, Friday, June ‘iiitii at 7 o'clock sharp is cofljldgr ‘m; if decided organize a_Company for the esrrylris on the building otthe Creamery, ’ l" ' -' Subscribers are hereby Ildlilflcd to be present: and to be prepared ts deposit their subscriptions at the meeting if called for, - -'

All interested are cordially in- vited to attend. . ‘ ' ' Come to Morell and hslpalong sn industry thatwlll benefit every-

Ody. - .\

WGY Program

JUNE lli

Welland Valley was hc driving at t'i'Vt‘ll vggs each.

att at ease, but itliorcnftci‘ he did Tim production [or ihe wee]; w“ well, Through ilpplnghum iic puss- 67.71%.

ed, through the ‘Cottcsiirirc distrirL;

through Melton Nowhruy. ilc swerved sway from Nriitliigliiim ut- thc lawlcestcr crossroads, nnd “in: tcred the Trout lowlands. Tlircn hours from llPllfOFil_ nl Nviva-qlc ho struck thc (ircut North Fond.

(To llc Continued)

ma? .. . . , . I EGG LAYING CONTEST

.IN MEMORIAM

JOHN lit-PEARSON

I On June 3rd. 1925 zinoihcr rc- siilciit of North Carleton in tlii- por- llSllll oi‘ John ii, ‘l’\‘llfSOil at tlic ago Notes on the P. E. island Egg Lay- of Til yi-zirs i1.'1s paswil away. illiflff‘ ing Contest for the 31st Week ‘to i211‘ ivc tho glory irwailiiig llillll, Ending June 5th, 1925 lililFil ‘ill lllf‘]i‘l. tho loved ou-v-s who ' ' ; IflH 20m- ivforc, illllt oni it fow Thcr? was a gnin oi’ scvcn eggs siiori months, it can ill!‘ slay siiid. in the production of llic Chnriolto- lll‘ iviis iiii lllllllfillfliili- Jiard work- town Egg Lnyiniz (kin-lost iliiring mg nuiii. bonus-t nnd ll iri7,.ht in iii-l the past wcok. 'i\lic production for liis iMIIiIiI-ZH. For six] inllmths ho tho work ‘lYPlng 920 eggs. Tiic tot- llilS iii-i-n cnnilnizrl to liis boil. onlfl’ n1 production to ilatc 20.6%. 1:1 lli- up all w limos. lie ‘was tciid- ' Mr_ G, F. Connor's "pen ofWVhitc Irly Cill'i‘ll for lily liis (lflllg-lllPf and Lcghoriis and Mr. Wiiltcrlliiiitaliiis his faithful ilocior who dlii all that 113i) a m__5i_m-k “ulfkgl rppQrL pen of Barred Rocks til-d for first iiii-iiiiiii liilliil iiiid heart could do, 11x50 “I, _p,.,,du,.,, market m, alillfl‘ log7lhl= wcek {lwltlliaa prodiir- lilii of 11o avail, God smw other-whit! port. l - I I on o eggs cac . ' r. Everett 11nd r1 iiovcd him. ~ , ' ilowat-Us Whiio Leghorns ticd with illlPYli n11 int to mould tlllefallglrgll: DAE- m "Liweulhllr repmm llir. Sum Mcilliersoirg ivliitc Lcg- ilaiuglitcr. also un ndinpteil daughter “'5', n' nk.?!“ Hlgnnm horns ifor second place ‘with 56 fillll n fiiitlilui friend, also u Ibrother 5'00 l" mrqrmwce m"! Mm.‘ fiilgfi each. Mrs. Fred ‘Molntyrr-fs 11nd four sisters ii. largo circle obmarket quotations; ‘lows’ bnflehn" White Leghorns iwsre third with lfltllllli 9c°"°3~ 55 02KB. Mrs F. liirll-ldziys Barred Tlir llllll-flll service was conduct- 5'15 p‘ “Lflnepon n“ mmmtlo“ R091“! illfll ‘With Jlosifiph Cariuic- cil iii. the house by tihc Rev. Ewcn o‘ Newyork 5mm hlghwuyfi’ 711"“ "11""! Riwks for fourth Mc-Dmigdll asslslteil iby Rev. lllr. 5'30 p~ m~—pmgmm h" chmmi" mmnment in Came 5.45 p, m.—l'rogrnm hy Albany The pa." be“. S-iiziiid Orchestra, Julius Hoxliorn.

WEDNESDAY, WGY (Schenectady, YI_ 11.) General Iilloctric Company

790 Kilocyclcs (379.5 Meters) our]; psepucsg iuaneg

Wiiitcrs,

' "Let the Maritime Provinces Flourish by Their Industries)’;

FOR SALE '

A Business Stand at Emyrnle, Lot 8n,

,' with 6 Mrns of llflll, is [not] house,

' two nice horns, n work shop, all in ‘ 10ml repair, n pump at the door, handy to church, store and railway

' station tnleiher with all the movmiili-n;

also all the work in the shop not iii-t- tlell ‘for by the 10th of June, i025, will

"he sold tn pay for cost. Apply in

B. WYNNE, fihoemaker on the Premises.

mn-ii-nsmtiitu-ii.

liilifiliilllTlTtiUi-IS

BORDEN FACTORY-TRURO. NS.

were‘ silenced, Only some outlyingnot travel as quickly, as he hm] m]. picket had he now to fcur, who ticipated, , ,might recognize the car and chal- With the St. Albans highway he- leilse him. And this fear grew very hind him, however, and the last for- prcsent us he neared Bcaconsfield mldable spur of the Chllterns s-ur- and the Oxford road. But he trav-imounted, he made tinc progress, ‘ersed the wide, spacious streets of the car going boiler and hemp]; the pleasant little town, crossed the its engine revealing more and lhmflll hiilhwili’. and headed north more power. lt soared with him 11p to Amersham without a single hos- thelow ridge -where America's ilk Sign revealing itself, and when greatness was predestined, through that quaint old townlet itself was Ampthil], and swooped him down safely passed, and lie had climbed into the valley oipihg ()u5g_ on ii", the "iYTi-hwlml Th"! ilhd Cflllghl hi8 stroke of one hc.entcred Bedford first glimpse of the watercress lists nearly seventy miles of road cov- miihd Cheflhilm. he hflll begun to cred, two and a ha]! hours his time, think that he had broken through At the Bridge‘ Hotel he reg". the Picket "'19- , bished, and snatched a meal, Not Nevellheleflfl he i-rrweedcd ‘on since leaving prison had he eaten. Ihis suurd. He was cmssiniz the Ho ate "Voraciously, and felt rc- Chiiterns, and there were many fraghgtLnud 5mm; Though he llNklfllZ liluces around him. many grudged the time,~. he went out into difficult hits of rond where a uare-dthe town and bought chocolate and less driver might easily have been oxo cubes; yet over p hundred and ti‘? ‘r ' . ,thirty miles to g0, he did not mean "I - - ‘to make another stop until roach- ing his destination. l-low he could I stand the strain of such a journey. overwrought as he was, it. never oc- -——— ; curred to him to‘ wonder. A very We will discontinue recelvlhg strong. well-trained man. he had hogs for the season. June 10th Inst great reserves of energy. nnd in W! WI" Pwfimmflioe buying again noneoi’ the many formidable under- "FW l" "in Fall. takings hithertoisttompted by him DAVIS A FRASER had he ever reached anywhere near l45l-5'3M3i- - the limit of his powers; but a