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18.30 pm.-Noon stock market

market report and quotations; news,

Baritone Solo, “I Love s Little Cot- tagc".............. . . . . ...0'l-larii

Reading, “Socrates and Shocks,"

W.G.Y. Program

uouosv. iuiizcii as. WGY (8olm\¢¢:tldy. N-V-)

Gsnerll Electric 6om|\l|l¥- t'

Eastern Standard Time.

1l.00 m.-U. B. Naval Observa-

time signals

notations. ~ 12.45 p.m.-rweather report on 85 meters. 2.00 ‘p.m.-Music and fashion talk 6.00 p.m.-eProduce and stock

ulletins.

7.45 p.m.-Musical program. Fox Trot, “Tell Me With Smiles" . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... Bainbridge King Jazz and His Orchestra.

Joseph Pierce Bessie Kimber. accompanist.

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... Anon. John C. Larkin

The Girl _Who Had No Chance ‘

ly MARION RUB|NGAI~ - `

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- GREAT P|.ANs

chapter 54. _ `

The change in position had hap-

pened quite suddenly. 'Ruth found herself literally left in charge of a tiny office. with little work and most of the day io herself. Mr. Vance. the real estate man, spent nearly all his time away, sometim- es in pursuit of his work, more of- ten at a nearby pool room.

-Langley Williams had been in

Msrketown two weeks. The day af- ter ho arrived Ruth had seen him. and decided to change her position, as she did not want to meet him in

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fogiihdofir Free B459 Books.

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Inn 'ef P_er\ntwci_'s_.“8ir\g'sd- _ _*len* L

How many film fan letters are

mailed dl.liy?_

This question was the stlbiect of

discussion during the .fihntng of “Sinsed Winn.” Pear-hyn Stan- laws’ latest _production for Para~ mount. featuring Bebe Daniels and Conrad Nagel, which wil-I -be shown at the Prince Eduard Theatre next Monday. Miss Daniels started things by shining Mr. Nagel what he thought of it. Bsfors the discuss- ion ended Mr. Btanlsws, Robert Brower, Adolphe Meniou and oth- ers taking plirt ig "Singod Wings" had offered an opinion. Here is the conclusion reached:

'i‘he_ average motion picture star.

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the factory. She hated the work too. and when two days later, sho heard that Mr. Vance needed someone in the office, .she went down prompt- ly for the place. She wore the sim- ple little serge suit hat her aunt had bought her that spring. and the plain little waist that wont \vith it. and felt herself to be quite smart and business-like in appearance.

Fox Trot. "The World is Waiting for the Sunrise" . . . . . . Penn

~ Orchestra

Baritone Solo “Kashmiri Song" . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... Woodforde-Finden Joseph 'Pierce Violin =Solo “A *Little Bir of Ro- mance" . . . . . Ervin Frank E. Graves \Address, "Laying Up Treasures to

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o-14 ” leading woman or leading man re-

ceives 150 letters daily. There are . about 250 leading men, women and stars. This means that an average of 37.500 fan letters are-received daily by famous .film players. _Stamps for 37,500 letters cost $750. In a year 966.500 letters are mail- ed. T-his means an outlay of $193.-

750 for stamps.

Master lwileage' I

5 Eur: Cog.; ofwnppe.

For liver

Thirty Years

fur enrraull eersrutv. nlwvenx env.

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In The Surrogate

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, .PROVINCE OF PRINCE ED-

VINCE OF PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND

’ Doivimion or cANAoA, Pno._

13th George V.. A. D., ‘1923

In re Estate of John Bradley,

late of~St. Georges i.n King‘s Coun-

t i -tl 'd ' d i;te:m,_e\_8 sm Province eceauedl of Probate, etc., etc. i

To Lhe Sheriff of the County of,

By the Honourable A Banner-

man Wanburton Surrogate Judge of ‘Probate ,etc., etc.

'rn the Sheriff of the County of

Kings County or any Consvle or literate person within said ounty.

Greeting: Lellan and Aiigus McLellan bothl I one, my Farm of 50 acres

Whereas upon reading the.peti- Of St. Georges aforesaid the execu-_choice _hmm at Wmsloe Sou

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,In The Probate Court

WARD ISLAND

13th Gwlge V., A. D., 1923

In re estate of Daniel Bradley,

late of St. Georges in_Kings Coun- _ty ir. the said Province deceased 't.estate, `

By the Honourable A. Banner-

man Warburton Surrogate Judge

King’s County or any Constable or

|Literate person within said County. Greeting: ‘ Whereas upon reading the peti- tion on file ol' Roderick J. -Mei

Meet Opportunities,"

City Savings -Bank of Albany, N.Y. Fox Trot, "Who Cares," . .. Taylori

Baritone Solo, “The Lane to Bally-

breb” . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... Speaks

Piano Solo, “Harmony Blues"

. . . ... Starnis

Readingsz- \ a. “Sale of the Bachelors" V.’ilnnii.'

F. H. Williams;

4 Orchestra 2

Mr. Pierce '

-Raymond Halse i

b. "Pretty Biddy iRed Wing" Lone. Mr. Larkin Waltz ".Mother's Love" Peng., Baritone Solo, “Your Eyes" ,.Pine Orchestra

_ Mr. _Pierce

Grand Finale. “Popular Med!oy"..

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . Grin as Orchestra

FARM FOR SALE

Ai Calle Traverse. on March 28.

one mile from Shipping. st-noel

3-|115 Ch\1l'0l1BS.` 95 acres 60 clear all

in god condition. Also took and

Implements. _

_ J. W. DICKI

24-3.1

FARM FOR SALE

\Her leisure she employed in prac-

ticing on the typewriter and mak-

ing speed in shorthand. She was

reading up all articles on busness efficiency that she could find..

"Ami -perhaps when I get exper-

ience here I can go to the city and apply for a place." she said. “$10 3 week is very high for Marketown. I could double that if i could be private secretaryto a man lu ri big city firm." -

Her mother siiitl nothing to this

‘The big house was well run. Tru-st _‘J/Irs. O'<.\'lel for efficiency there! But the more people it held, the .greater were its expenses. Ruth was ready to swear that the fur- nace gorged coal in an uncanny manner. the bins needed constant rc-filling. Anti -bedll'inr.~n- would wenr out towels developed strange rents. iuble cloths had to be purchased. As. .\lrs. (l`.\'it~l said, the got uloiig and that was about all. All except

itliat there was .>\l\vays at good tii- lhie at home now. plenty of heat. iplenty of hot water. i lint .\lr. O‘.\'it~l growing diiily more helpless as his troubles rnii 'its natural course. become a great-

Efer and greater expense( Medicine-1

lliind doctors should be classed tis ,luxuries lfuthtlccided.So with tax- ,icszind repairs ztnd‘ -thc thousand land one things that cnnic up. the ,bunk account kept even and that

of-has ali, thi =l_.zingilt-y Williams called on the

tion 011 file Of R°d9fi(`~k J- MC-mrs of the “WYE .named e5"“_t°'wistl1 good buildings ~ind[e\'uniiig ulruaiiy avrrcctl upon.I3iit Lellan of St.. ’}e0rg_;=':\ H__£0r~2Si\i0 l_2§i§_‘;;iin_%__ti‘S_';_ apslssggn £a__5_'___i_’§1__;;‘orchard. lf not sold 'by April 2uil._h..- took an instant fancy to Duncan administrator Oi' I 0 H 0V€1 1111-111 . ‘w'iLl 'rc sold tb Auction. ` 0‘.\Il l. and thc two men s ent 95fa¢e~ 4’mYinS i-hai 3 ‘minion "‘_“yiBet mn?" You “fe "here[°re here? Alilfiy Neill iiilcldzidgen onlinosteof the evcniiiiz together Fulk- be issued 9°" me Durpose h'"e‘“`~by ‘r°q“"9d t° “mi an persons ""!Premiscs Or B- Cnrtcr Auctioneer. iiug books and travel. after set forth. You me therefore,terestcd in the said estate to bo; - 3-24l3i.| “Youve been ever_,.whe_e_.. Dun_ hereby required to cite all personsiand a/ppear before me at ii Pro_bate| can Sam interested in the said estate 10 b¢|C°l"`i $0 be held in ""3 °°“"'!---l---__-_ -~p._._ 3,-,,,,~v., ,md ,.11 ,,\,0,,¢1¢,,.nd

and appear befor; me atm? S(_urro__\IgOligily1l;nC&\_:»;i0;~;?&°Vl';'§0i_';nE_1:ee::i ` you know more concerning the pluc- gate Cmnt to be e in e ‘our | ou rn cs l`vf- -seen than I tio," \Vlllianis

County in the said Province on Wednesday the fourth day of April next coming at the hour ol eleven o'clock forenoon of the same day to show cause they can why the accounts said estate should not lbe and the estate closed as for in said petition and on of J A McDonald Esq Proctor

for said Petitione; And l do here by order that a. true copy here of be forthwith published in some newspaiper 'published in Charlotte- town aforesaid once in each week

weeks

if .my ol 'the passed prayed motion

for at least four consecutive from the date hereof and that a true copy hereof be forthwith post- ed _in the following public places respectively namely in"t.hc ‘I-iall of the Court House in Georgetown in Kings County aforesaid in front of the Schoolhouse at §t. orges aforesaid and in front of the Hall at Cardigan in Kings County as aforesaid may have due notice thereof.

G-iven under my Hand and. the

Seal of the said court this twenty- eecond day of Feibruary. A- D- 1923 and in the -thirteenth year' of His Ma esty’a reign.

1 (Sgd.) A. B. WARBURTON,

Surrogate.

112030-10-541

,next coming at the hour of eievelll o‘t.lock forenoon of the same day* to show cause if any they C211 Why the accounts of the wid OSU"-Gi should not be passed and the es 'tate closed as prayed for in said petition and on motion of J A Mc Donald Eaq Proctor for said tpei titioner And I do hereby order that a true copy i19\'f’°f be i°‘°°h ‘with published in some newsllflllel' published in Charlottetown afore- said onco in each week for at least four consecutive weeks from t-he idate hereof and that a true c0Dy_ lhereof' be forthwith l>0‘-“ed in _i/h° 'following rpublic places r69ll°°i- V°‘ ly namely in the Hall of the Court House is ceorsewwn in KWH” County aforesaid in front of thc 'School House at St. Georxea 8f°"° said and in front of the Hull Bi Cardigan in Kin-g's County aforel- said so that all persons interests

In the said ee=t,ate__t_|s__;f_t_?resald may have due not ce B -

Given under my Hfmd *md the

S al of the said Court this twenty-

e second day Of F°i”`““"Y A' D' 135:

and in ine thirteenth year 0!

.Maiesty;‘;g3<_!;l§R-_ B_ wARBum_oN_

Surroililin-' iizossio-su

ty sand m0-ll P9““_'li“°9)

FOR SALE

Desirable farm of 73 acres in

Tryon, in good state of cultivation. House and bu-tidings 5000 ‘\“d_i“ contra 0( farm. Excellent location near to churches. school, stores. gi-ist and saw mills and butter bacbory. Cream collected at door all the year. Apply

- JOSEPH FELL

Tryon

I3-31.

FARM FOR SALE

I will sell by private sale, my farm, containing 100 acres of land situate at Whim Road, Lot 50. 3; .miles from Montague . Dvneiling home and outbuildings in first cllsl repair. If not sold privately on’ or before March illst, A.D. less, it wui be som by iulbllc we tion. Reason for .ule, owner lesv- ing the Island. _

Dated at llonhllle this Sth day

of March. A.D.. 1.923. For further

.ipsrtlculurs apply to the under- . _

B, -8_1 BOMCROY, an bred* I y

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112001040-ut _

taht

LAND FOR SALE

1_1 ntl within a GUM'

ii?-)0ir(\-liiziw oifncliiuroh. SCil00i and croainm’-y. NSW b“imi“'3`*" Pamany erected thereon. A E000 P\`°iP°9i' tion for a carpenter. 'Small cash payment hmldlea. R635?" fm' Fen mg_.,m.b\e 1,0 give it lrl'0D9\‘ ai-°

tcntion. h

Apply to A. W. Jones at t tw

, or

creamer); J. A. McDONALD.

4 Auctioneer

234i.

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' Fon shin

clear view rioisisir. nun is

‘months old, his dam is Maritime Champion R. 0..M.. W0 year. also winner of two year old cissu at Amherst in milk test open to

Making s lilglior score than

year`oid -in Canada, in e. open test lest year. another hull younger one that would make a

header. -

spare g pair of choice

Sacreso ardlmilfu

from City in high state of cultivation with a good house, barn, granary, imple ment house and orch ar

K. F. McRAE,

East Royalty

FOR SALE

House in cnarioitciown in Qucen.Si_\iV@dHe_S_d3»y the fwfih “Y °i' AP -‘ _ f |,,,`,,_,,..,.,,,.,_

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Yaluable ~ Property At Kinross

General store at

Kinross 1 acre of land with orchard, good

and warehouse 14 mile from Uigg Sta-

sectimr of P, E. I.. adivlfllns Hazel' LIOH.

Together with stock of general merchan-

_ a »

dise in store. Also 80 acres of land adjoining my .home- stead formerly James MacDona1d- farm, all clear in good cultiva- tion with barn and machine house. For further particulars a `1 to

` Alex, J. McLeod, Leavitt McLeod, '

- Kinross.

And Ruth fel-L -sonieliow. that'sho

was nothing more than a small tiiild peruiitten to sit and listen to the grown-up‘a conversation. Lang- ley Williams paid only polite atten- tion to her.

He came in again. one evening

when she had- gone to Mrs. Weeds -an iuvtermitten friendship exist- ed there He camo again, when she aus taking her sliortliiind les- son-she still kept them np. lie knew the evenings when she was not at home. and he always seem- ed to cali then..

Ruth decided Langley Williams

did not like her.

But -it did not worry her. "l've no time for men, for flir-

tations, or marriage. or anything like thai," she told- hor mother. “l've a career to make and every meal-hlo handicap to overcome. But d‘ll be a siiccessftil husincss woman yet, Only it leaves me no time-to think of romance."

"You just wiiit dciii‘ic," little

llirs. iiclding put .in. from her iplace by the kitchen tuhle. l lSo -Ruth. as Mrs. Beldlng said.

_ _ dwelling house,_barn'_ no you Suffer from

urinary troubles

Glu Plllscanbriug you nick

i_?_liof. They __sooth;_qtli_:t

mio; sense on s

bladder; the frequent desire to urinate isovercome; brick

I dust deposits vanish; con-

tested _kidneys and inflamed ladder which caused the irritation ers _restored to normal condition and you again enjoy comfort by day md uninterrupted sleep by night. Once fry Gin Pills

lnd_{o\l will not give them up unh every trace of urinary trouble hu left you..

NATIONAL DRUG I CHEMICAL C0. OF GINADA, LIMITED, TORONTO

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"waited" without knowing what she was waiting for. Mieantime she matic u decision. '1Mothei~.’ she said one dagy, while she was helping with the- dinner dishes. “lt's awiuliy siily :for me to go on as I am. =l have no social life at ali. l never meet anyone in- teresting. i h:iven't heard a new idea -for months, not since I've been in thc city. There’.s the new Mr. 'Wiiiianis, of course, but he doesn.'t like me." “

“We-i.l. what are you going so do

Her mother seemed interested. and Ruth went on,- » "Tm going to -try some sort of social work among the poor pep- lple here as I did at the -factory. und l'm going -to get up a club for

_the girls and boys my agp, so -that we can have good times and loam new things.” `

The hit-it for all this had been in the l:irl`.s mind for many weeks] She talked it over with Mrs. Weed- and wth a few others, and after a time, the result was "’l‘he Town Club". This vrus the old set that ,My-ra and Ruth and- Tim had

Ilmiown from cliilrlihood, boys. and _girls from 19 to 25. And as it is al- -ways cusy io -form clubs among ipeople. :mtl as there was no ci-ub ifor social _activities in Marketown §tlils one buviiine a greal. success. .Meetings wi-re hold arouind at var- Idous houses, und a grand inaugur- |itl dance was given in 'tho High -School gymnasium. .

Ruth spent nruch of hpr leisure on -this Applicat.io¥l.s '_came ini from all -sides but they triedi to limit it to the most congaenial peo- l-ple they knew. And the, night be-1 ifore the duncc ituth received o ;.-more noir., tt-ni.-1.. -fisutcncd and ,pleased her. - . I it said: “Am I to have the hon~, tor of -taking the i:luh’.s founder to' itiie olub‘s first diincc ” And i~t‘i was signed ‘iiinngley Williams." ‘ “'l`ha.t‘s the first l knew he had

ever noticed mc." she commented-

"0h, you just walt, dearlel” lit-_

tile Mrs. Belding put. in.

illilonday--A -Surprise `

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i.i=.'r'rEn or coNoo|.ENcE-

<Brother -Hector MacKenzie.

Wa, the officers and members of

Borden L.0.L.. 2829, Borden, wish to convey to you our dot-.pest sym-, pathy in the death of your dean* brother. '

Whilst deplorlng the sad visita-

tion which 'has come to you, yet it is gratifying to know that he has but a. short time phovloiis to our- gclvea participated in the journey which we all shall. have to make from the shores of Time to the Peaceful Realm of _Eternity.

We realise that .human sympathy

is shallow and of lltt-le worth; we therefore commend you to a merci- ful '-Providence Who has said: -l will not leave you comfortless. but will some again, that where -I am there you may be also.

Signed on behalf of the Lodge,-

' JOHN W. DICKIE,

-Wonshipful Master.

'iMM. .H. Ms6LEOD,

_Past Master.

THE .MARKETS

SUMMEFISIDE MARKET-

Eggii .por dos Hay ._ ............. ..-........................ Oats per bushel _..........'.-.....'...... ...,..............ri-.-...,...a.........., ,_ Pofdioes .......-...._ .... .........&........

r SOURIS MARKET

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'lf the envelopes are of an .aver-

age length of six inches, the total length of them aid, laid end to end. would in a day 'be 225.000 inches or 17,760 feet or a little more than three miles. In a year the grand total would be albout 1200 miles.

Jokingly, Conrad Nagel added

that if all the odors of all the per- fumes used to scent the letters were condensed- in one grand smell it would be powerful enough to suf- tocate the population of New York 'Cl'ty. I-le also stated that if all the ink used were put in one receptacle it would make a lake wide enough and deep enough to swim in com-

fortably.

A Letter Of _ f

,Condolence

Mr. Reuben S. B'arrett,~

liirigstou, P. E. l.

Respected Brotherz- ,

At a. regular meeting of King

William, L -0. L., No. 1166, held on Monday night, 12th instantf a. resolution was unanimously passed asking the, undersigned to tender to you the sincere sympathy of -the Brethren of -this Lodge in the loss we feel all have sustained in the death of your greatly respected and beloved brother, Robert Bar- rett.

As a consistent member of the

Methodist Church, your brother will be greatly miss d; but more so as a neighbor, for he was ever ready to render cheerful aid where ever his services were required in the promotion of any just cause. His life was filled with usefulness to be crowned at last with -the cali of his Master "Well done good and .faithful servant. enter thou in- to the joy of thy Lord." And into His hands we commit him with fthe solemn admonition ringing in our ears: Ba ye also ready.

We humbly p_ray that He who

doeth all things well may sustain you in your sorrow, and cause you 'to remember wirh a feeling of joy that there is u -blessed inheritance -beyond into which your brother has entered forever more. While he can never return to us. yet. let us so mould our lives that we may some day so to -him.

With every assurance of our

most respectful symfpathy.

On behalf of the Brethren 0f_

King William Lodge. No. 1166.

JOHN H. COLWILL,

SAMUEL B. .NEw8ON.

' _ Committee

--<--{-O->-1i- LETTER OR CONDOLENCE.

FBrot.her John Howatt.

We, the officers and members of norden i..o:L.,‘ zszu, Border., wish `to convey to you our sincere sym- pathy in the loss 'you have suttfiin- ed in the death of your late father.

Although he had`llved his allot.-

tsd time of three -score and top years, yet death at all times is sad. We know that kind words of ours can be of little comfort at this time. -but would direct you to our Supreme Grand Master above, Who alone can comfort and guide you; so in time you may be re-united in that 'bright and shining ICity where parting is 'no more.

With assurance of ournwarmost

esteem. we remain on behalf ofour brethren,

JOHN W. -DICKIE,

Worshipful Master.

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Where. Demands

The city man, the farmer,

for

- Kent

THEfUNIVERSAL"CAR.

acting lhey 'Choose -a Ford

short, msn in every walk of llfls faced with an exacting,

transportation problem turn inatlnct)voly to the Ford.

-its flexibility and quick "pick-up" make it the but car city traffic. its ample power, iight weight and sturdy

1 construction meet all requlmmente of the country dtjivisr.

Bud folds are no obstacle to the Ford, nor is lt I

- stranger-whore no road sxlstl. ` ' _ ' _ 1

In our show rooms we have a model to euityour re-

quirements. Call in and arrange for I demonstration.

The prices are the lowest in history.

thi) 'C16

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‘ Under tits management of \ '

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CH AR LOTT ETOW-N \ ‘

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are Most lix-

the sportsmen, the surveyor,

Street _

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‘ i EGG LAYING CONTEST.

Notes on the Fifth P. E. island Egg Laying Contest, for the 20th Wcck of ths Contest, End-

_ ing March 20. -

The stormy weather has set the

Charlottetown ‘Egg ‘Laying Contest, back 9 in the 20th week; the total for week was U43, the “M0 year it was 693. The of eggs laid tn date year at this dats it was have 6

in the laying.

-No. 8 has

the

sn iD. iF.

9, 'hav

fBros.’

hen

eggs pen ofiBar-

he week with a

Mr. Bart were Ind,

with

While 'Wyandottes are 8rd, with 572 eggs: Mr. D. F. MoDonald'a D0" of lBari°cd Rocks _are 4th, with 563 eggs; the ‘Experimental Stat.ion's pen ol' White Leghorns Nm 15 is Frth with 520 eggs; Pendleton Bros.” pen of ‘Barred -Rocks il tith. w-itil 483 eggs; Mr. J.` J. MoGiilivray'5 pen of Wfhite Leghorns is 'ith with 449 eggs; Mr. Everett I-lowsws hw of ,white mgirorus is sth. with 424 eggs: and the-pen_.of White 'L95- horns of Mrs. 'lP. A. Ramsay of New London is in 9th place, with a W0' duction of 411 eggs to /late.