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Mother! Fletcher's Castoria hasuaids the assimilation of Food; giv- heen In use for ovetr 30 years to ing natural sleep without opiates. stfpation, Flaitulency, Wind Colic and Diarrhoea: alloying Feverisli- ulathig tihe Stomach Bowelmi ‘ the Court House, in Charlottetown 111 511199113 (3111111131- 111 1111111111 1911' Colds and catarrli yield like nia 111W 111' 11'*-’/111'1"11Y» A- 11- 1934- 111 crcwin that penetraics through ei the hour of twelve o'clock noon, H”, all. lmfisuge and mllevua 5W0 on Lot Forty-eight. iii Quet-tis and llll.oall_ your Ulugged uofllyiio 091111155 1111111111911 31111 11 ‘*1°1'111*'11 “hlopen right up and you can breatlit‘ tern boundary of lands now or for- Doll-l Slay Stuffed “l, “ml miller-l merly in possession of Nicholas. l, T°W11111111111 11°r11"1“111111 111111 1111111“ Balm from your drugglst. Apply ta nine, and runnitig from thcntrc east lltLle l" ll“, noslrlls mud gel imsiiiut chains and eighteen liiiks. and t-x- Hly klmwu m. more Um“ lll-ly tending north from fililrlt’ two ywrsL 2A, tance of seveniysix chains, aiitl_ RUs-l-lco _QQN\/ENT containing by estimation ninety- land L|_ little more or less. saving l]... January, anti excepting thercout lIIc Rail- tirtitlc .\ Zllztrit- A. flout-cite.

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‘ALL T115111 113111111 111 1111111- 51111111" lcn, inflamed incni-brancs of nose 1°11°w111"C°111111e11‘111114 111 1111‘ “usqireely. Hawking anti shuffling slop, Robertson, on the boundary iint- oi‘ (lgl a snmll bullle of lglytS (jrgiiml along said boundary line l\vt'I\'t1l|.l_llel-_"Mulluus endorse Llllfl rem. points by parallel lines for the tlis- ______<.>—i-

1W0 and OIWIH"! HIP-H 1MP! "1 Honor Roll ht Riistlco convent. road nnd Public lttiud cxpropritt- 1.

Louise tizillaut; i! 1i. Aliiia liituitiituw- i. Auitiiiii-iii- I'iii L’. Iaiuist- i'ctrc, (lcrirutlc lira

lion, and being the laiitl tlt-scrIbt-ti it‘.- in an Indenture of Lease dated the‘ . 15th November, 18119, betw -en tli >‘ -nu Assignees of the Flstati» tit‘ Pete; lilvllli. ctiitul: It. YWHHH; PPIIPY- _ DesBrisay Stewart tll-ccaseti and (lrtttlc >\'I- l. May lluut nor; i. Peter Ballum, 111st) in u lit-ell from lltliuiiit- A. (iallaiit; ll. tliinuunc Leii mevsgfilangltsgzfigfno: Ygliflltiei-ltuzgd?luutfiutii- V—- l. Illargtirct tltilltiiit; 21 when 1333‘ a I m, L Nicciihtlri- lltiiiccitc. The above sale is made iintlt-r1‘,u1"1'11' ]1)\'f1- lit-ri-nict. Pctre; L‘ . . YOIIIII‘ OIYUII. . Eggtakiiiedhiiileaodeftalifiweintijgnriilifi1,,111'11'1"‘,111 "1_‘11V11.11'_11‘,1 ualggutéya of Mortgage. bearing tlatc the 25th 1111101101111“ 111111111’ '1' A“ 111 d‘ day of September, A. 1)., 1921!. and made between liirani Iftibertstin. of Pownal, in Qut-ciis County afore said, farmer, and Beatrice ltobcri» son. his wife, of the one part. and 3 Joseph Baliem, of Powual tiforc- 1 said, gentlemen, of the other part,i default having been niatle in pay- gient of the interest secured there- y.

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F01‘ 111711131‘ 91111101111175 11I1l>1.V 1.0 litiust- tt-lls of ati iiicitlciit he (ll)- McLean & McKinnon, Solicitors, st-rvetl-iii out». tit‘ the towns of ROYBI Btlllk Building, CIIZIPIOIIU- ilt-tirgiti. llt- ivzts scatt-ti iii the

town. P. E. l. iwiiliiiii: rooiii wilt-ii a typical ncgrol Dated this 21st day of January, oi‘ the bat-kwotitls tyin- apiictirctli A. 13-. 1924. at ihc liclrci wiiitltiiv iillli ilSkciI the’

JOSEPH BALLEM agent ftir a ticket to Illiictiii.

1\[0l-l_gagee_ ‘Siruiigiit tir rt-iurii?" askctl lilt" 2119-1-22-Tuc4i. Hat-tit. ___.__._.._______ "Straight tir rt-turirf" repeated x v w 1 tlit- iicgrti. “Yt-s," t-tiiiiiiitit-tl the agent, “a1

straight ticket \vill take you to lVlti-l (‘U11 only, tiiitl ZI. return ticket will‘

bring you back licrc." l

_ There will be sold by Public Auc- tion on Saturday the twenty-third

118)’ 01' February, A. 1)., 191:4 at ti...‘ rTIIH nt-gro understood at once. hour oi’ eleven o'clock in iiilc. lore. "Say" he shoutctl, "wliai tlo yo'l noon iii front of the Court. litiusti11111111 1 1111111“ ll PPUIFII liflkltl

In Souylg in King's County l“ ivhcu 1's already hcahl” Prince Edward Island ALI. ’I‘Il.»\'i‘ TRACT piece or parcel oi land sit-' uate lying and being on Lot or Township Number Forty-Ilvto in Klngtfi Couuly l“ prlnm, Edward about Jonah aiiil the Wllilityflliilllly 151M111. bounded and dest-ribtitl as 1111,8011:

follows that ls lo my, Buundpd (m ‘Aillivillily, do you think Jonah the North ‘by the (lrcenvtilc Road‘ 51.1111 11'“ 1’1'111"'1"‘1 ‘v11“11 11" W111i 111‘

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TODAY'S SMILE

The Middle Ground By Marlon Rublneam

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Synopsl: of Preceding Chapter:

Amy Talbot ha; been overwork- ed for so many years that she has gotten completely out of touch with lifc and new ideas. She finds this otit when her sou Luther re- turns to the farm with his newly

THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

W. G. Y.

TUESDAY, FEBRUARY l

790 Kilocyles (880 Meters; WGY (Schenectady. N. Y.) General Electric Company

Eastern Standard Tim:

11:55 a. m.—-U. S. Naval Observa- tory time signals. 12:30 p. im-Stock market re- port. -

A ‘Ibilet Soap made only iiom

inarritid wife Claire, and Jane. her daughter, comes from college. She cannot

A I m

3~ 11°11°11111"l\vays, and a certain cynicism which

.“t*i'IilL'tI to Iiavc bet-ii horn Iii lit-i‘. .\'o on..- eiw-i" called liter a “little cotiiitry girl," she picked up too t-asily ilit- ways of Claire and hi-r frit-iiils.

lhit this kiitiirletlgc, which t-ii- altIt-ti Iit'l‘ to Iitlili with iiitist situa- lions. lt-ft IIPI‘ taoinplctcly when sht- tr no to the one most import- uiii. c sis sht- hail cvter faced“- Ilic final parting with Dick.

I~‘tii’ ii was final. Dick stood iIit-rc lit-i'tii't- tlit- ziriii chair his hat.‘ lay on the titisk ncar the door.

She parrictl for time.

“i want to know more about it," she ltcpt. ill‘l‘ voice conversational and iutt-rt-sttiti. “When. do you lcavc for South America?"

Stitiib America! She Ilick on the long mountain journey

Juiit- had tlteseribcd, anti she saw

liiiii iii ctirtlurtiy l)I‘L‘L‘,L'Ill*S and puttees, walking ahead ot’ a long pack train of gray IIIIIIUS, tit-ti

All”. llll, nlulhm, hull mm him along an immensely lengthy rope,

tiiitl pilctl to ti ridiculous degree with boxes anti halos,

She pit¢iiii'ctl' the mountains futi-

ini: into misty lines. anti a rough-

trtill winding through uverliangiiii;

S? ggillgfmérby $11.11,“ 111 11'l11'1'1°11'f1’11(111l "Uh, yt-sflit-m-j‘ trccs with lotipetl (:l‘(:('[it'¢I‘$ and by the St caijoqj1flg11 150411111 What an awful bulge hi: iniist -‘"?11l.'1131 411111 K1111!" 111F113 111111 ‘ 11 111 “ 11"‘ ‘11111liavt- made in tht- whales; back st-rcainctl in the IWIIIICIIUS. She

on the West by land in possession . .. of John (Ire-gory taonlaining it‘i'i'iy- “111 n 111' 11111111 11111 three acres oi‘ land ti little more or ~

llllllllffiii everything as Jane hatl tIt-scribetl it, but put Dick in as a central anti heroic flgtirc.

anti stops at half a dozen ports to

I . egbe above stile is made under 111N113 111111111 511118 01111118 211.111", and my vlnue of u power m. HMO ht- said. She takes ti. ong time

contained in an lntlt-inture oi‘ Mor- ‘tigage bearing date the seventeenth, ay of January, A. D., 1910 tnatlc . betiween William Iiennessey 0i‘ St. RG-CIOSmg 0f Estate Catherine's in King's County in ~___ Prince Edward island, Farmer and 1 lllf.’ ulldcrslgiictl tio hereby give

tazisy familiarity. Amy

lake on and discharge curgo. I may go tin her."

Iic riiii over a list nf names with was too mist-ralilt» to catch any of tlicin or

Rosalie Iiennessey his wife oi‘ tht- notice tihat all partl -. ' ' i-‘t - 1.111111” 111111‘ W11“ 51111 11111111111115’ 111111 one part and Matthew & llltrlmtiri, m‘ late tlecetiseti mei't~:1li1ti1t1i1l1.11til' 1m 1h“ 110111111 11f smug m" of hul-

‘Lilllllvd. a body corporate litivini; ville. J. I). .\lt-I.t.-otl by book Iltffllllllll its Head Office at Souris in King's notes or titlierwiste OWIIILZ his ids Coutnty In Prince Etiwtrrti Island. of ttltc am requester] to inakt- tin-zinge-

life forever. "llitt. you're. going ark-so casu- ally." sht- stiitl finally. "As though

the other part default having been intents for settlement oi same witli- yo" 111111111 11111111111 “wan as 1110111111

1118419 111 111B Dill/meat 0i the prin- in 30 tlays from tiate tit this issue. fillml and ititerest secured then-by. tliltil‘ that. tlttte all UDPII accotnits, For further particulars apply to notes, uttx, will be handed iii to the

the Office of Aifllilllr F. hlctlutiltl, Lawyer In charge of Estate Io;- t-ol- 111111 11111111 V1111’ 110111111‘ S11"

Solicitor, Sour-Is, P. l.

Dated this nineteenth January. A. D., 1924. MATTHEW 6. McLEAN, LIMITED

Mortgages

1112-1-22-Tne4i.

lllillllllllllllllll SHORT COURSES

_ An Agricultural Short Iourse will be held in the halls at Georgetown and Montague from Monday, February 4th, at 7.30 p. m., un- ti] Friday, February 8th, at Jects of general and local interest will be dis-

cussed. Everyone invited to attend. JISM-IBEaI-SI.

lectlon and final winding up of Es- tltiy 0f late. (Signed) KENNETH McLEOD,

i29l-2~2-3I.

MA JONG

f COUPON-f From the Charlottetown Guardian

Pious flml onolead 50o for Hie Ma dong Game a: announced.

7.30 p. m. Sub- l

you were just. running out of town for a wet-kciitl." Now Amy was highly romantic. was f-IIIIPPTPIY tiuittt miserable, yet she ivzis iitist-rtiblte almost as mticli be- tauusr: Illck was going away with-

mllnlnlslralor or m3 Eslate out any hcroit-s, as she was over

tlit- tending of their youthful ro- IilZlIiLl).

Ainy wzinttitl to picture herself with a brokcii heart, at least as lirr-tikini; Dick's heart. Slu- wanted a rt-iil SIJPIII! out til‘ this sutth as sht- rt-atl Iii novels or saw upon the sizilro. _

It was the tilcrnal ftiniinine tlraiiitttizing itself. This strange in-

TO MOWUOW ALDIGIIT

iv. mutilate

For omtipation Nature’: Remedy IRTab- lets) ayegefable native with a pleasant, near-t unsure acfian. Relieves an preven blliomnlu

ma" a a4 fizzy-u. ‘links “dist! i : n t fiffiomsmi... 6:581 . Unlfor

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The alum-In ant-third d o: o on. would. In

when h HUG untler- stand their new ideas, and finds

pictured 1

TO-NIG

"to itnfll *-- 11$J..'..$3'J13l.'#.“3w-

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II LHGILIEI lIMIID i _ “w”. “mu-t

stiiict for making ones self licrtiiiit: oi’ a romance exists Iii

so many women that oftcn they

confuse thi- rcal tragctly with the itiitigiticry one tif IIIPII‘ iiiliitli-i. This iiclps to explain Amy's IIISZIDDOIXID iiicnt tirer Dick's quiet and un- t-ci-t-nioiiitius way oi’ saying good- Iiyc.

“It's good’ goodbye for always I siipptisc," she ventured.

Dick lookctl a.t Iicr quietly for a long time.

"I suppost- it is," ht- agreed. "At least it's goodbye until I can Illi>'i'[ you tigttin without any feeling cxcciii that you are a iitco old frieiiti."

’l‘liis was balm tqher hearb-antl

her romantic soul. , “I'm so tiorry Dick. I’iii so sorry .I‘iii milking you fcel so badly. can't help it. I'm just a selfish IIPIIHI. I have lti havc all thc good things aiitl all the expensive things out oi‘ life tn be happy, and l'd iivvcl‘ do for a nice boy like your- SPIII.“

’l‘lii's was the speech she liatl rt-liearst-tlwiitit given as tlrtiiiittt-ic- ally its she thought or said as well

.-

the

will be:

as slit- planiictl it. ivlien she wen‘. over the sentences in her iiiintl anti rte-zirrtingtitl the words more tdTcctivoly. But it was the sub- stance of it. '

"Ycs, you are selfish," Dick

aizrct-tl calmly. still standing before his chair. "The fact that I know iitiw that you arc selfish will help llli! gt-t. over my love for you. In fact. ‘it's lit-lpotl llli? iilrcatiy.

“I always though you weren't--

that you wt-rri iiicrcly talking. Yl)ll1\'("~y()ll1Vil doiiti so many trout-runs things, and among this

crowd you've troticti about with. you've shoiit- Iikc a ivhitc star tiniong- a lot oi‘—--dirt. That is, I used to think so. But I believe now all ynti say of yourself."

'l‘cliing someone else she was selfish ivas out: thing, being agreed with ivas quite another. Instinctiv- t-ly, Amy sought lo justify tier- scli‘. The words that came as tlc- Itenci»: only stiemed to condemn her IIII‘ more. Slit.» was’ silent.

Aiitl sucrose too.

"Will you-kiss nio goodbye- for Iddvlltitiilllfti sake" slic asked tiiiiitlly, knowing it was wrong. "Do you tli-ink I'm saint enough in refuse that?" Illck asked, and throw his iiFIllS aroiititl her, holding lit-r so tight she could not get her Iirctith. "You little flcntl, do you want to make It. worse for me to go away from you? I don't care. I'll take all you can give me ,a.=i long as I want it." His words and his manner were reckless, his arms intide her helpless and his kisses only stlrretl her to cling the tight- or to liliii.

Then in n moment lie was gone. Anti Amy knew the poignant. int-lining of the wortl "alone." Tomorrow-A Confession

Itching Eczema Dried Right Up " With Sulphur

Any: Ilfvtlkiilfldllll. of tho skin, oven fiery. itching eczema, can bu quickly overcome by applying a little Mentho-Sulphur, says a noted skin specialist. Because of its germ tlestrtiying properties. this sulphur preparation instantly brings etiso frtiin skin irritation. sootlit-i-i niiti liotils the eczema right up and leaves the skin clear and siutiotb.

It seldom ftiiIi-i to relieve the tnriueiit and tlisfigureincnt. Stiller- ors from sklii trouble should get a little jar oi‘ llowltis Mentlio-Sulphur from any good drugglat and use it like n. coltl cream.

The Nose Only One Small Town

Two colored boxers were meeting in the ring at a local club recently. The bigger of the two was con- tlnuaily walioping his smaller opponent on the nose. That was the only point. on the anatomy that appealed to him.

Finally In sheer smaller one puffed: learn to box?"

The bigger chap then directed two more blows at hiii “beak," tlrnwing the blond in streams, be- fore replying: "Huh. Ah learned all ovah tie country. man; all ova); de country."

tllsgust, the "Whar did you

W111i fill‘. is a charming iicc for the chiffon frock.

"Well, then, scatter your blows, mall.‘ scatter ‘emf’ granted the little fellow.

"Hit do way you picked up de game. My nose is only one small town."

———i-(-O1--—_ ___ FUR iiaiipsAea

thflfiffilll'llld ldulh. Ill I1 YUI

Fur handbags particularly when coat and hat.

are very smart, they match the

port. 12:45 p. m-Weather report.

“The Charm of Correct

Woman's Club. 6:00 p. iii.—Pr0duce anti

6:30 p. m.—Dinner music

String 'i‘rio of Ten Eyck Albany, N. Y.

of Series of Dance Lessons.

Slate Forestry

Legislation," M. Rabt-nold.

Senator Chairman,

Ralph Budd,

iitiiitiii Rllll

West Kent School Honor Roll for month of January.

GRADE X Amy Johnston. . Atlclaitle Lockliart. . Norma Jamiestiii.

um»-

GRADE IX . Herman Ebers. . George Raymond. . Edna MacMiliun.

scram

GRADE Vlll. . George MacKenzle. . Iiobcrtliogg. 3. (llcudou Partridge.

lib-l

GRADE VII Ben Rogers. 2. Etirle Ebers 3. Keith Wedlock.

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GRADE VI . James Innis ' . Ilertliraiii Patterson . Esther Rattenbury.

carol-n

GRADE VI . Clifford Retldin . Wanda Wedlock . Lawrence MiicNevln.

cow»-

GRADE VI . Reginald Holman Robyn Cameron . Margaret Wood.

wgow

GRADE V. . Gertrude Cameron . Eleanor Douglas William Reid

pawl-a

GRADE V. 1. Margaret Black.

2. Effie Brehaut and Ernest Lord (equal).

3. Gordon Williams.

GRADE IV. 1. Maitinnd Owen 2. Grace Yeo 3.Mnry Stewart.

GRADE Ill. . Willitin MiicRae . Eraser MacMillan . Jack Milford.

whet-n

GRADE ll. . Bobble Hubbard ‘ . Mary Owen Charlie I-Iyndman.

NH

GRADE I. . Dorothy Black 2. James Lyn Burnett - GP-Ofse Chandler.

El

FUR AND OHIFFON A short cape of chiffon

Chicago is four times as safe for ables I18 it was seven years ago.

A paint. brush In a splendid d“. ter for carved furniture.

4

If this Signature

‘fhehxltlvolndlbnlomtct ‘lhbletl beneficial

PrIeuSOOaau f, JLM, MsdeinCanada @111 5-5-

12:40 p. rip-Produce market re-

2:00 p. m.—Music anti address. Speech," Mrs. Ella De Forrest, Schenectady .

stock nittrket tiuotations; new bulletins.

7:15 p. in. to 7:45 p. iii.—Arthur Murray, of New York Clty——Sec0nd

7:45 p. m. to 3:15 p. m.-—Address- es, “Purpose of the National and Association," Henry M. Sage; "Conservation by Ellenwood Coiii- miitee of (lonscrvation. New York State Senate. 8:15 p. ni.~—l)lscussion of nation- al aspects of transportation leading railroad executives at the tiveniiig stiaslon of the American institute of Electrical Engineers, mltlwinter tronveiition, Pliilutlelphia Pa. Among those who will speak president, Great Northern; C. II. Markham. president, Illinois Central; E. (l. Biitrklaiid, vice-president, N. Y., N. II. & ll; Samuel Vaiiclaln. presid- eiit. Baldwin Locomotive Works.

plant fruit and ' "flower oils

The soft, foamy, luxurious Plantol lather cleanses and benefits your skin

by 1 , Hotel,

as only a combination of rare floral oils from the tropics could accomplish. In twenty-five years many makers have tried to excel PIantol-none have suc- cecded. It has carried the British tradition 0f utmost quality and purity into every quarter of the globe. Now, in a popular shape and anew wrapper, you may buy Plantol at a very reason- able price.

an Sxquisiie U01 letfSoap

LEVER BROTHERS LIMITED _TORONTO, ONTARIO

stand. The girl. hatl her passport and

Wealthy Girl ltaihcllrtllufiopfiglitgifisafrica, for which

iii the circumstances the Bench Iiflllflti her over for six months in the sum of $250.

(By Dominion News Service)

LONDON, Feb. 2.—A strange story of ti ricli_ girl's thefts while bcing cntertaiiietl at the homo of a friend has recently been told at Wealdstone.

In the dock was Catherine Barnes, aged 24, t1 smartly dressed girl of prepossessing appearance. She admitted stealing ti diamond ring worth $600 and a lady's woolen dress value $12.

The girl's father is manager of a arge mine near Johannesburg, a/nd she came to England two

year ago to study at the Royal Academy of Music.

She passed her final examination there on ti Monday, after being in custody at Wembley since the previous Saturday!

At the Academy she became friendly with o. fellowstudsnt. and stayed at the house of her friend. Later the dress i1-nd ring were missed. To a detective M-iss Barnes said, "i can't think what iiintle inc do it.”

The prisoner, did not lack money. for she had an gllownncp or 5125 a ed without atitiitional taxation. I month from her father, and receiv- aim favor more rlay-srounds for ed additional sums from hini but 11"‘- ltclleflt 0f our children and n from some sudden temptation, she ""119 118111 €l1f0r0ement of our traf- iook the ring nntl the tlress. "<1 WH-

Seeing that shc had purchaser] 111° “"1711 90011011110811)’ Ilhd effi-

HONOR ROLL EMBROIDERY CONTINUES

about the hem and neckllnes.

Iiave ynii ri pot of parsley on your kitchen window-sill

Ladies .and Gentlemen, The Civic Election i5 not far

to inform you that I will be a can: dltlnte for Councillor.

provide good civic government and

believe in continuing permanent

edged essory

clothes ut a cost of $260 with 131011113! f0!‘ the city and especially money se tto her by her father, to W111“ F0111‘ Shall wear on . e voyage btick to South "1119- Africn. It was hard to understand zllhzy she took II. dress worth a paltry

Thanking you Iiil. anticipa- tion of your support. I am Faithfuily yours, E. A. FOSTER.

When her frientl was married the accused gave her a $30 watch, which was more than twice the

_‘“—_—r.——-———-— To the Civic Electors value of the dress.

of It was one of those extraordinary ‘lard 5

cases which no one could under- iLadles and Gemiemen

A! the request of niiinerous elec- ltors of Ward 6, after due consider- fatlon, I have again consented to