. Wood Sale

, Ilarnsclllfe. My farm of 114 acres of

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- .We will sell tor Mra- Mfl-raoret Mathews, ondter farm, Brackley Quint Road on Saturday Nov. 4 commencing at 1.80 .m. 5 (five) PEI ol 01101001 yer, aII in 31p, to suit purohalem. Terms

le - ~- izm. CARTER a. sou, Auctioneers.

:1:- - Travellers Wanted HEW MORE TRIAV- ilhllIllIbS tocarry our side line of 19M Calendar Samples on their regular Territories anywhere in Canada; also one or two Salesmen tor each Province for exclusive re- presentation _for two or three months. Samples ready before end of December. Big money for suc- cessful Sa-lesmen. Do not miss it. Wlhengwrlting for particulars give all Information regarding yourselifl, and references. News Publishing 00., Ltd., Truro, NS. 1

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Farm for sale on Monday, Nov- ember 13th at 2 o'clock sharp at

choice land, 106 clear and in extra state of cultivation. Good buildings and orchard, well watered by never failing brook. 1f not sold private will be sold its above. For particu-l lars. Apply to -

J. A. MacDONALD, Auctioneer, or

"' 1mm cakiuorrsrtowu GUARDIAN

" Make

plain foods better and you'll save

-Usc raisins to make plain foods more attractive and you can savc food bills.

Add the rnisin’s zest to your rice pudding and bread pudding.

Serve raisins stewed with oatmeal to win the little folks.

Flavor isn't always :1 mat- ter of expense. Use the rais- in's_ charm.

Always ask for

Sun-Maid

Raisins

1W Black F01 Co. Ltd

THI ‘TORY OP A WO- ' IAN‘ TRANBFORIA. TION

Iy Marlon Rublnoam w»

MORE SUSPICIONS Chapter 76

l Violet was studying hard, and ‘she was trying to play hard mo,

With such a combination. sonic- 21.111113 had to suffer-her pleasures ‘or her studies, or her health. But 1.11 some wny sne managed to pull ltlirough well enough. She passed the examinations and she told of- ten of the commendation of her professors.

"l should not go out so much, I know," she said, coming in around mldniglvt once. "But if I don't go with Bud When he wants to go out ho feels badly and if he happens to be in one of his stubborn moods ho goes. anyway-with Pete and that crowd.”

"Are you tired?" I asked notic- inc; that her face was rather pale.‘

"No not very." she said. "Any- way, l have some reading to do for tomorrow. it's the first lecture r I'd wait till morning.

She islipped out of ncr evening gown, which s-he had worn that night to a (lance somewhere, and begun loosening her hair. I always liked to watch her shake down that golden flying muss; like all brunettes, I admired blondc types

The annual meeting of lhe Siizireiioldvrs ,of the Iipton Black i1‘ox1('o., Lilli. will hc held 111 the Board of Trude Rooms, Mnrket Building, (‘Iulrlottetotvit on 'I‘hurs- day t-hc ltith. November, 1922, at 7.30 p.111.

Dated ‘Charlottetown, 1922.

1st Nov.,

E.R. BROW, Secretary. T & M till 16th.

‘ quitting time."

HE COULD HARDLY- SWING A SLEDGE SAYS KNICKLE

‘iFour bottles of Taniac put- ma In such fine shape ii can do a hard day's work and still feel fresh at declared Jlrnest Knlckle. well-known young black! smith residing at Pelham street, Lunenhurg, NJS.'

‘ll suffered terribly from stomach trouble nnd was so badly run down and weak that sometimes It was almost more than .I could do to swing my sledge. I would have such nwhil pains In the pit of my stomach after eating that it would almost double me up like a horse- shoe, and my food felt like a lump of iron‘ in my stomach. Gas bloat- ed me up terribly and I would be dreadfully nauseated. Ii couldn't sleep well, lost my appetite entire- ly and got in mighty had shape all around.

"A Indy who had been sick in bed before she took Tunlac was telling our neighbors what a grand medicine It was, so I thought I would give it a. trial. Well, it sim- ply rid me of all "my troubles, and you can bet that if 1i ever get back in that condition Tanlac ls the first thing "I'll go after."

iTanlac is sold by all good drug- gists. ,

nothing to gain by marrying me and everything to lose.’

"Where did- you pick up that phrase~it doesn't sound like you? I asked her.

"I picked it nip from Peter," she said, ‘I don't like him, but he has a lot of intelligence, of a sort. and

island Surgeons Honored in Boston

, Dr. W. J. P. lMoMillan. accom- panied by Mrs. iMoMillan returned Tuegrluy night from Boston, where he and Dr. E.‘ T. Tanton of Sulli- merslde "were admitted, with 754 other eminent surgeons from all over the Unlined States. Canada. the West indies, Mexico and South America to fellowship in the Mn- erican College of Surgeons at the convention of that body in Sym- phony Hail on Oct 27th.

The whole convocation f-rom be- ginning to end was impressive. The two side sections of the low- er half of the floor were occupi- ed by the regular fellows of the college In their caps and gowns. ‘Ilhere must have been 800 of them. The center section was re- served for the 756 candidates who were initiated. These ililed in from the rear and took their seats soon after 8 o'clock.

Then came the Board of Ile- genisand dionorary candidates, headed by the military mace bear- ,e'r holding the large lbronte mace which he deposited 1in front of the speaker's table after the proces- sion had reached the platform.

The great organ played a march until all were seated. The other puris of the floor and the balcon- ies were crowded. In all. there were about 3000 present.

Rev. IDr. Alexander Mann of Trinity lCllilfCh, in cap and gown, delivered a fervent invocation. con eluding with the Lord's Prayer in unison, Then came the presenta- tion of candidates by Director General Dr. F. 1H. Martin and the

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Mr. liuggan Remembered {Upon Retirement by . His Office hail

On Tuesday evening the staff in the Accountant's Office of the Prince Edward island Railway. 111’ Iwihigh IMr. W.T. Huggan -was chief

It is rumored that whiskers 111111! return to fashion. In Sacramento

owners can exhibit ontheir chills The nidlculons Dundreary ‘V1119’ kers, early Victorian nre likely we len-rn Ito be on exhib- ition. Luckily. they can never ho-

TO CULTIVATE THE WHISKERS

prizes are being offered for the i111- eset and longest whiskers which the

absurdities

RED ROSE corral: 1.}... t; d...» settles clear as a lnll—no egg needed."

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AUCTION SAL '

Auction sale of wood at J. B. Boyces, Argy] Sho1"e, Wednesda November 8.

NEIL McKEN Z11;

J. A.

MORRISSEY, Vernon River

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immensely. But looked a little

I saw thn tired;

even her

1 Sh“ tonight -he talked a lot m me.

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vi will sell by Public Auction on my premises at Montague, on Illon- day, November 10tl1, at one o'clock

youth and vitality could not stand the pace she had set herself this winter. "Ilettcr go early.“ , “No," shc said shaking her hair all around her shoulders and putt- lILL on the blue kimono I had

Auction Sale at Cornwall on Friday, November 3 at 1 O'clock Sharp Th1- follmving horses: w bed ‘ma get up! purpose horse 6 years; I excellent drivel‘, 7 years; 1 colt. Colorado 1.. 2 Yea“; l coll, Iiingola, 2 years; 1

I general

sharpdny stock. crop and imple- ments. For further particulars see! hand bllia. 1f stormy sale will be heldJhe following fine day. JO$HIA CAMPBELL Montague J. A. McDONALD, Auctioneer.

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Broadlea Farm for sale by nuc-' tion. Only five miles from town. 1,5,] mile from Mt. Herbert Station and‘ Hlllsborough Cheese Factory. Close] to church and school. Containing 85 acres of the best land in the lower provinces. Extra good build- ings. New house, heated by hot water and up-to-date outbuildings. in fine order. Will offer for sale on the premises on November 7th at

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1111119. l1 11-‘111-“1; 1 9X11?!- QOW- 119W1Y made her. "It's only literature. ireshened: I choice cow d11e to and tin-R's egg)!‘ to d“ You gn to freshen 1n a few days; cow to13;,.,,p_ and don-t worry;- Iieshe" i“ 1191591111191‘? 3 WW5! lint I did not sleep immediately 1191111 1111111111K; 6 1181111 01 0111119. land half an houn late-r I smelled’ learn‘: 5".- YP-il-T 111d 01111111; 1 bfilflllcoffee ‘boiling, I got 111p too, and i11- sow? 6 b11111“? 11185- . 11o a kimono and went into lhe Crop: Z101) bushel choice white living l-Qnn banner-outs; quantity buckwheat. "Dear child,’ Iyprotcstcd. “You 11110181001115! i "binder. Frost and- must not drink coffee a1. this hour Wood; I mower. F. k \\'.; I sct'—ltg' nearly one!” 111*i¢-1111110\v-l"- -1' W» 11:11.5 enginei ‘"1 know.’ Vi answered, coming

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“I mean, I'd marry Bud tomor- row whether he had any money o1‘ any prospects or not. I suppose the material things are important ~but somehow they don't seem to matter to inc. I'd go take a posi~ rion and earn money and we'd live in a wee place, not nearly as nice as this. and I think we'd be awful- ly happy. 1But.——-—"

“But \vl1at—-~?" I asked.

"But I know Bud wouldn't be. He wants everything awfully com for-labil- -he likes money and he likes to spend it. He's earning $18 a ivcck. that's all. I don't know win-n he'll gti more. He seems t0 think the only way to do is to speculate. taking “W410i P919 elves him and that he gets in olh- cr trays."

Waterloo Buy", -i H. 11.; I sel driv-‘in with ‘a steaming cup on a tray. in}! harness and numerous otlierlliut my brain simply won't regist- articles. er. I've read 112 pages without a111 Terms: 13 months credit on allidea of what it all means. Thial 51-11115 0V0!‘ $51111- will jnst stimulate me enough ml MAC VICKERSON, finish my workvit won't keep me!

Cornwall znwake." i

J. A. MacDONALD, Auctioneer. It smelled wavondcrfuily good and‘ I was wide awake myiself by that time .80 I, to, poured myself some

‘hot coffee and picked up the pap-

1cr to read till the girl was through

"He's been lucky enough to be encouralrcd——-'

"Beginners luck-fours luck. Pete calls it. But he's in debt t0 peatc $500 and I think he owes that .\Ir, Simona too. He won't tell mo

recitation of the fellowship pledge by the 756 surgeons admitted to fellowship. There was one from China, 13 from South America, one from Cuba. one ‘fmm Newfound- land, 62 from other sections of Canada, and the balance from the United States. including 1o f-rom the U. S. Navy and 15 from the U. S. Army. There were 65 from New York State and 40 from Mas- gnchusetts.

Next came the conferrlnK honorary fellowship.

The eminent Italian surgeon. Prof. Raffaele Bastiane, then de- livered the fellowship address: in whlich he eulogized the American (‘pllege of Surgeons which had done him the honor to elect him a member four years ago and which lmd grown to be the greatest sur- gicni body in the world in 111119 years.

Iieslrles the 756 surgeons admllt cd at this convention among whom were some half dozen women-an- other impressive feature ,of the

of

But, he has money——he spent a lot

‘tonight. I saw several $20 bills inn .- f 11 wan", n; lhls wallet when he paid this even-| o “Gummy e o

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convocation was the admittance nine specially distinguished surgellnf! from lforevign lands. These were- Dr. Jose Arcs of Buenos AiremDDT

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for many years, waited upon him in the office, and presented 111111

come the fashion, because only the very few can grow them. and the"

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with a lbenutlful easy chair, flC-lllfl. our 51111141111116“? <111Y11 11901119 companied with the following ad-‘turned to look at the man W1-11 drggg; this fachil adornment for he was _ rognrdcrl as exceptionally favored

T.) Mr, \\-'1lli.11n Iliomas Hnggnn. by nature“ JDIVlSlOIIiII Accountant and Div-

islonal Insscngei Agent, Canadian National Iininvuy.

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HOW BIG IS YOUR N035?

DEM‘ 1M1‘- 11115511115 p Man is zippnrently the only an- We 1119 1191B 1111115111 l“ saylm-itl with a relll nose. PIEB 111111’- good-bye officially JIISI 111<:111»l1e1"sisn0u[s‘ dogs have 50gb nnntrlls, of your P1959111 [$111 3111" ;;“‘""‘1'°,"5\1111<l horses have big breathing op- 01’ V0111‘ 0111 51-3 - “'1 1" “"1 3."’“,enlngs; Ibut they are not noses. have lbeen associated for nlmost| Ancnrmng m recent sclenflflfj fortxy-one years, some of us looking!invesiigaidons it would nppenr 1141611 ‘V1111 195119" “"11 Mme‘ _'°_-thai the more Intelligent the D91‘- Aha (h1g9 tWhXTH-‘gml ‘zeal’ ffnmiiison the larger the nose. h ccoun an , 11 or o ‘ru 1c an n“ qnredefluk Adams wood n3 8811111111 11116811881" A1101" "1 ‘hells-tn investigating this su-bleut. Princel dwnrd island Railway sis “M the following are some n; the iem- r .~ its at which he has arrived During these Years we have seen eiililne prhmuve ma“ o‘ the Stone 1'01! 1119171 111 11111115’ ‘m-"S “m1 “Page appears to have had rather ways did you prove y0111_' mnessniinre intelligence than the African w be head of m‘? mregQmg °°""'pigm_v of today. nnd apparently he bination od positions. We were also “m, a larger “(my taught Iby you to 11.1 truthful and [Mouths and jaw, of men 32:5: ‘to the Rmlmy and eawhigrotvn tsmailer. but noses_ Today, on every hand, we Iiear lfrom. Itlhe employees over whom

have have

and more prominent with ever)‘ upward step of the human race in

|s‘icndily grown higher and lfigei‘

Smelt Boxes and Barrels

Can be supplied. Good stock a right price. Order your lot no E.E. SHARBELL Portage, P.

Citizens Meeting

A Public Meeting will be held the Council Chamber, City Hall," 'i‘hursday evening, November z at the ‘hour of 8 p. m. for the .. pose of appointing a Committee act in conjunction with the C] Council looking towards the er tlon of a Civic Monument in co memorntlon of the Great War. . R. H.'JENKINB, Mayor

The Agricultural ' Technical School Opens Nov.

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stock, crop. etc., 1 mare l2 years. driver; l horse draft. 3 years; I cow 7. to freshen in November, ex-

ilicr less-one. it Iwus no way to llffiq _ v _ iscrve my hardly won youthful 1 1"" 111$‘1'1'11L'11111 bl’ i- R» b1111111"l0uk~—but then, I argued, it never

you have had jurisdiction. [hill in

‘h the different department; undr-rmienect and power‘ '1 ere is no

lkncnvn primitive or inferior 111cc

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tra good miiker; 1 cow 4 years, freshened in May; I co\v 6 years to freshen in May; l cow registered. short horn to fresh in April; 1 heif- er 2 years in calf; 4 young cattle 116 Yours; 1 pure bred calf, short burn: 3 spring pigs; 4 fail pigs; 200 atook wheat: 600 siook oats; four hundred bushel turnips; 200 bush- els potatoes; 25 bushel apples; 10 ducks; 14 geese; 30 chickens; thrasher and cleaners; 1 11811. (new. Scotts.) Sale positive. No reserve. Tennis of fnrm at sale of stock etc. I2 months on all sums 0V9!‘ $10.00. 6 per cent off for cash. Telephone in house. Farm open for inspection any time.

NEIL McKlNNON, Broadlea Farm, Lot 48

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Big Clearance Auction §ale at Webster's Corner. on Monday, Noverrroer 6th at 1 O'clock

rubber.

wood. Executor of the Estate of- nm-tn to ulygnk n rule (moo! the. lute Mlnnuit J, Fitzgerald, to v1 finished .119,‘ work and “vent Se", "y mum” ‘Wcllml 1'11 1119 11111'in11t to get some crackers to eat. residence of Minnnit J. Fitzgcralvdngha wand.“ m m1}; sonleyping w“ No, 2n Vtcs-t Kent Street Charlotte ‘nu he; mind, 10w“ o" Wednesdal’ 1110 3111 1131'; “Did you know that Bud asked ‘nf N°"'e'“b‘"' A- D- 1921 1111 111“'1no to marry him the other night? household furniture in tho said} --yen_y,ylnt 15 1 thought 5n," l dwelling house consisting of par- flnsweretliglad She hadbroughtui; "T- 111111.115 _'1'11‘"11- 1111-1111911 411111 beilwthe subject. “These thin walls you room furniture mcludilng a IGWIkHUW; it-s, hard not w name-u" (‘IIOICP pieces 1 round mahogany; alt-s n“ fight, pm glad you did." parlor table, 1 folding card tabloqvi mid Semmg lower “(min in [he Term“ “Sh "l" “"10" Dam“ ‘hislcirshlons of the chair and munch- 31st ‘day of October A. l). 192;. H,“ we crackon _ 1 "Are you really engagcrl tien. A' WHJJAMSONJnmI are you happy?" l asked, l Auctioneer hnicd to intrude on her feelings. Aime-t l fel-t she wanted to tell me smoothing. ‘*1 don't know whether you'd call engaged," 51116 said slowly. “We're both pretty young. I guess I mean, Mother was married and I think Laura was born when she was my age—~but things are differ- cnt nowadnyts, and something more complicated. Anyway, Fath- er had u farm, and their llvini-l

Big Clearance Auction Sale

I will sell on my premises at Wood Islands, West, on \Vcdnesday, November 15th. I922 at 12 o'clock

happy marmmes. she said. If it‘! _ D I Ema‘, Key of stockhnnn, Eve" lust hi“ Salary and if helsriierleh; Dr. Guillermo E. Mun- i"‘"‘""“' hmmsm’ "W's '° makelnich of Valparaiso. Chile‘. Dr. and imnrc. it. would bet dtiffltarerlilié Bllllglque Pouey of Jwontevhlen’ Uruguay 11"“ w“? ‘I mmmfll e w n Dr Jose A vPresno of Havana. D1‘ won, and when he lost. 1-le wolflinu‘ vakies of Men“ (my; Mex (ell me any more. I do know this] ‘sea ma; pom m- 1M1‘. Simona loaned! him some more money and he; bought something called C. X. O11 They were talking tonight of 11:1 They say its to go up five pivotal tomorrow. and then Bud will I make. a dollar for every P91111- 11- {(095 ulp, 0n every share hos bought."

Next day she came in. holding an afternoon panel‘. 1181‘ i809 a little white. "Look here." she said pointing to the financial columns “That $100k ‘Bud bought. went down. not uv- T1131 11191111“ he 1°“ n dgllnr on every share, for ever? point 11. dropped. @1111 11 dropped four points. I wonder how malty shares he had and what's he 1201118 tn no? And where does he net the money?"

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Dr. Tanton of Summersido W110 with Dr. McMillan ‘shared 111° honor of being made a member of this distinguished College. has al- so returned home.

STOCK QUOTATIONS

Brompton

Bell- Telephone

Albitl-bi '- Lanrentide P1119 - - - - - - - - - -- Canadinn General Elec.ric..t 821/4 Canadian Steamship Com Pfd. 20% Asbestos Com. 67 Dominion Bridge .. Winnipeg Electric Montreal Power

Tonm,.row__A Dlnnnn National Breweries .

. your management ‘were made, no losses were and at your hands every man goi 1n fair deal and, If he did not have ‘the misfortune to drop below the ‘lIIlG which marks the division be- tween negligence and dishonesty. “his chances for reinstatement 9Y6 810011.

I In you the Railway had an oi’- ,f‘icial tluti "was 11ot rivaled by any jonc in the great Canadian National Jtailways, and lhe employees a ‘friend rarely equaigd.

It is with much satisfaction we learn your intention to remain in our town and that you have built t1. beautiful home in which to en- joy your 'well earned retirement.

Inadel hmmm

;war1l. There is no highly devel- oped superior race in which this form of nose is not dominant.

TI-iere are of course many

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in this connection and say we ‘hope you will ‘both live long an happy I11 tlris new home.

t is also pleasing to us to know that we are going to havp you near ‘where you can visit the old

tainlng to iRaillway twerpiexities.

We would not forget Mrs. I-luggang lhnhvelopcd. his nose has grown bigg-

with high well arched noses and

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races of all ages lnive iii-ways pri- ded themselves on the height the length 11nd llhe archneses lstrnlghtness of their noses. Grecian nose and the Roman nose typify the high Intellectual ievcments of the Greeks and the |Romans.

iM-nn has been evolved from an apcllke ancestor with a small nose , small eyes, and retreating forehead and chin. as his brain de-

er and longer his eyes have grown larger and, while his jaws have become smaller, he has aqulred a chin. .

The development of a bah)‘ into

long ago has become a man. You

tal nostrils opening down-

individ- exceptlons b11t i-lic sucessful

or The

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in agricultural s11 jects and motor 1. l1anics.. Tuition. fr Bonus of two dollars lweek to students fro ‘the country. . No e trance examinatio = This is an opportuni you cannot afford miss.. Write the Pri cipal for all parti ulars.