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PAGE TWO ` . THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN `

WEDNESDAY,

I vpglg Y\lTCHE~s

*wb F /76,( A 0 R ‘°* ,: L E N 'r

replace meat by ClarIt’s Spaghetti, with Tomato

Sauce and ch ,

.£13 /

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BEGIN HERE TODAY

(‘oloiicl Ilolles, soldier and ad-

vcnturcr. returns to Englaiid, the

clared with Holland. lie conics to

f0RTUHE.S .

.n- OOI..

‘Q ~\ - . 1 lv

'should read it licre'.”’ Ile laugh

lodge with Martha Quinn, liostessllioiit-ie? What other place we

of the Puul's Head. in I’aul`s Yard.fproper?" London | “lint . _ _ at your house . .

’ 'Lenten Lectures °°N°T '

- Mrnei. ‘

Q SABATINI *Ol

- nwvvannn gf

u.pn.ui-lolloxo -

or an soouusomis. °° ‘I

“You do not propose, child, that

in dismissal of thc notion.

“But where olsc, then?" sho as

land of his lilrth, wlicn war is dc- cd, a little bewildered.

(Continued Frorn.Pa|o Ono)

ments were directed and controlled by that Presence. Clearly the only

desert, was to plan to live a plan- lese life so fur as their own pian- ning was concerned. Besides the last two verses of Exodus which emphasize this, I find lines in the

Inlnth chapter ol’ Numbers are

ed given to telling how exactly they

were guided. and how explicitly

k` they followed their Guide. It seems

almost at first reading as though

"Wh9l`9 B150 bln Ill my Own there was ti decidedly needless

colour-I asks his old frleiid.i\\ hy. What Wllllld b SHIKI ‘lf “I

SPAGI-[ETTI ' ~ r -' -

His Grace of Alherninrle. to securelyourngracs? To come there aio

WITH TOMATO SAUCE 'AND CHEESE

Atoll dodlcn --na

l$"_....\°"“‘»-'~»:.2L'..."‘.‘£

Dominion of Canada

Pwvince 'of Prinoe Edward island

IN CHANCERY Before the Vice-chancellor

N0, C-1561 .

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for him a place in the army.

Albemarle warns him that the! “C-hlldl Child!" he interrupted fnnlnl-n nl lheh. new llln ln lhe

name of Randal Holles, father of,her, his tone laden with gentle r

he colonel. is on -the warrant for`lli‘0H0h- the execution of thc late klngl "Can you think that I should so l-lrhl llllnn ,lone wan ln lnnk nnl 'i`heret'ore it is ilanlxevous for tlielllgliily GXDOSE YOU (0 UW |0“'<I imvnrll the clond to learn if there colour-I to secliri- a coniiuissioii. A loiilllll* UI' lhll 'l`0Wll`.’ AI0ll<‘-'-’ (ill/0 \\-an to he any change that day. friend nained 'l`ut-kcr asks iloles tniyour inilid peace, l shall have some And no llnrlng the llny there would cuter a conspiracy to overtlirow the friends to keel) y<‘\l ill cotliltenaiice wma ln lm nn lnsllnnllvn hnhll nl lgoverlllhhnh [and to join you as audience to hear wnlnhlng that hlnnll_ 'lihhy mlghl

. ls lll what I hav written. There shall he Nmnln ln n new nnlnnlng nlnne ln,-

” nionlhs, or only for a few weeks. “` or, possibly only for rt few dnys.

The dreaded pestllente . rapt yl e

spreading in London. ills Graco oflollc or two ladies from thc King nut-kinghain inlls vit-inn to the House: perhaps Miss Seylhfh charms of Sylvia Farquharson.ifl`0lll Thi’ Dllke-'Il h0r6 will join us: h,_.,,.l.§s_ llc nl-l-,.l~,., ln wl-lie ll lilaylthcrc is a. small part for her in the They llwll lllernlly n llny nl ' ‘play; and there shall be soul

tor her.

wllllam Klng' Execulor, Em' (friends of my own; maybe eve

Complainant and

131111113 Spiers- & Ons. Defendants Pursuant to and iby virtue ot' n

Decretal Orderniade in the above H cause on the sixth day ot' Marcin]

A. D., 1924. by the Honou.-ra.b1e th-e ViceChance1‘lor, I will set up and sell at Public Auction on the prem- ises on Motiday, the Thirty-first day of March, A. D., 1924 at the hour ut Eleven o'clock in the lore. noonz-

All that tract, piece and parcel

ot land situate, liylng .and -being on Township Number Thirty-nw in Queen’s County, bounded and des- cribed as follows, that is to say;-' Being the Eastern onehalf part of a tract of Ninety-four acres ot land

mentioned and described in an ln- 1'

denture of Lease made the Twen- ty-third day of June, A. D., 1842 tbe- ' tween Roderick Charles McDonald of the one part and Roderick Smith _ of the other patrt, bounded and des ‘

lshali make ti merry party at suppe

ls not a part, imlced. £1 sort ol"3"d ilfl-HT HUPDW YOU Bllllli lil' ariiipni for the i-fini? Nay. now, if-uouuve uiwu my I-“urn whom y0 am to contiuut- I must have your #Ire lv IllCHl‘llfl¢9- IB YOUF Illfflifllflll

:isslstaiwe as I say. I must know|U0llqll€l‘0l1'-"'- new this first act appears to you, ll was, indeed. Her mind was in nl heads peep out, the cloud is how far my Laura does justice to HWNYI- A HlllJD0i' llllrly el \VaIlilll»Z- your powers and I must discuss ford HUUSG. Rt which in ti scusc Sh with you the lines which the re- was to he the guest Of honor. Mui W ich direction? il, might be to mninuer of the plny shall follow. wliirh the Kills himself would nt- 'I'Il€r<‘f0l”0 1-lirfllii l ask yDll~Hl1lI Illimndi She “'°“m have D00" "md -the opposite, toward the east. Both the sacred cause of art I defy you I.0 h9Sitl1tc. it was to enter th to deny ine--\\‘hen will you henr_gi'eat world at a stride, Other uct- ,wlini have writtl-n'.”' lresses had done it-llioll Davis and hy ln.. nrwencn of lheh- ]<‘rll_»mi in

"\\'li_v, since your grace dont; me-little Nelly from the Kings House; lhnl nlnnn_ fl-hell. lll-6 was R lm,

so much honor, when you will." blll they had done il llll0l1 DHSH-

NOW G0 ON WITH THE $TOFt\/:His Majesty will honor us. We

. . 0

‘"9 repetition. You scent to understand

the thing easily enough without - thut. But as one reads it again, and 9- yet again, slowly, it begins to dawn 9 upon the mind that the purpose is

to put marked emphasis on this

"' wilderness. The people would rise

in the inoriiing, and probably the

They ncvcr knew a day ' ahead.

'~` tlnic. it was certainly a liai1d»to- I’ mouth existence so fur as the daily

inaiina was concerned. But then it

ri was from ills hand to their mouth

` and that made a great difference. “ it was equally no in their move- V ments and in all of thcir new life.

When, one morning as thousands

seen to have lifted up from over

" the tent, the next question was-

h -

ward the wcst, or it might be just

" the time of going, and the direc-

tion, aiid the pace were regulated

of obedience 'io the will of their

It was intoxicating, iliis homage DUNS Othcr than those of liistonic wlnn' lnvlng (;0,nnanl0h_ '

to her talent from one of his gifts talent. She would have preferred Thl. fnurlh thing was lniimhgy of nd station, thc intimate of princes. that Miss Seymour should not have lnlel-nnnl-Bn_ ll ln a little nn. the close associate of kings, and it b€f:Yl_ inclllfled. She hail H0 llréfll fm-runnin that in reading our \`liflt‘ll~ I“lllll0l‘Hl‘IIY ill least- the °pI“‘°“ °f MISS SeYm°""‘* Cnnduct' Bibles we souietiines allow thc last qiialiii of licr intuitions wliicli fill! Cheri? WHS H Slllllll llllfl f0l' ‘heh gulls that wma in the printing to had warned her against this rnrli- cull that was ilcrllatis -1 sufficient l,r,,,,l, the continuity of thought. int gentleman. They had become Jl1SiifiC&ti0l1. -

iehdl and ihiimhie in this And so she cast aside her hesita-

There is a break for instance be- tween the last vense of Exodus and

lb d l :_ _ so fr . y . _ . .

cr 9 as ml ows Commencmg week, and yet his conduct had been twli. lllld l-llarldencti ills grace by lhn ll,-nl vel-se of Levlllcllg The

on the ehore of the Bedford Bay at the north-west corner of land ‘be- longing to the widow of John Mc- Auley, thence South Thirty degrees Thirty minutes west for tha dis- tance oi` Ninety-one chains to the back line, thence North Eighty- nine and tOne-half degrees west along said line live chains and Sixty-uve links, thence parallel to the hrst mentioned line to the aforesaid shore, being a distance of One Hundred chains or thereabonte and thence along said shore to the` place otf commencement, bounded on the north by Bedford Bay, on the East ‘by the widow of John Ilic-

l Grace of Buckingham was sittin

A`u1ey’s land, on the South by the down to supper with a merry con

bank line and on the \Vest by the western half of said Roderick Sinith‘s land, containing Forty-sew en acres of land a little more or iese and including One half the pond in said lease mentioned.

A deposit of Twenty per cent oi

the purchase mnliey will be re- quired ilrom the urchaser on thc! premises being knocked down to him at the sale and the balance of the purchase money to be paid on the delivery of thc Deed.

The sale will be confirmed by the

Court without, expense to the Pur- chaser.

-Dated this Tenth day of March,

A. D., 1924_ _

GIL. GAUDET,

‘ Master in Chancery McDONALD A MaoPREE

Complainant‘s Solicitor.

1973-3-12-wed2i_

Auction Sales

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The Guardian Job Department is well equipped to turn out sale bills. Any person having an Auction sale should advertise in both ways. ' A n advertisement may pay for itself if it brings only one more bidder to the sale. The Charlottetown

Guardian ~

Professional Cards Pahner & Palmer

ll. J. PAIIMIIR, K G lllrrlltcr, Etc. Honey to Loon llnl of Nov: Heath llulllllg Uhorlotretovm, P. li. I.

MacDonald & McPhee

H ` Bl Al

I. A. lnnonum n. I. lerlnil

I. A-

lonlotero. Attorney, Ito. Monty to Loan llloy lllllllg Charlottetown

Mark R. McGuigan

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lA.l.l.ll’l'll. l0l|l0lI0l¢ Z6 loner to Incl Ilod lilblllhwl- P. I Inland

.'2'..;..9°.. 9°.. £\...'°.*.‘.!P..“l"

meeting.

“\\'h<-n I will." said he: “That is to honor nie, indeed. Shall it bel

Trade M ark

so respectful and circumspect\f0ll`S9Illlr1g lu be present. throughout, that clearly her in- stincts had inislcd her at that first

CHAPTER VII

The Prude

ters and other places of congreg lion in view of the outbreak

Daily in the gre.-it dining- rooui 0 “allingford House.

For chappcd hands and skin, cold sores and cracked lips. Refuse substitutes.

H ~

(Consolidated)

CI-IESEBROUGH MFG. CO.

I CAMPHOR ICE

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\ _l ` lglllblvgultl attend her inclusion

~ -. _ , u e s supper-party_ The nlnyv

1 libre she would so time her arrlvhl

Administlnor Sale

OF STOCK, CROP AND FARMING IMPLEMENTS

The undersigned offers for sale

by Public Auction on the premhlell of the late John McLean. Clyde River,

ON SATURDAY, THE 22ND DAV OF MARCH. 1924

At the Hour of One 0'eloCkf P- M-

tle,, 6 Sheep with lamib. 5 flllil 0151*.

30 hens.

CROP-Quantity of I-lay, Straw.

Oats, Wheat, Potatoes and Turnlps.

sims r ous . sl rake, 2 driving wagons, 1 pin har-

and all other farm implements -ln- cloding driving uid working liar- ness, collars, homes, traces, forks. shovels, hoes and all other articles not mentioned.

FUESI- ‘lf h0il0r. Miss Farquharson

`I-hill. if on this account it shop

the honor of sitting down to ,il

would reach Wallingford House

pany.

_ ll “"1” in mu-t at in-.tion 'rin-r

1 isso Chabot Ave.. Mammal was nothing to detain Miss Farqu- ll0n I can find ot' the meaning

hafsoll Il9Y0lid a revival of her u

‘F-Zin.

20:-li 3-14-fmw1>,t_ hm, l,,,,,,,,,,,',, ,a,‘,"K';’(f’(f'lf‘§f;';!he 320 nhsnrbefi into the blood. it is the

likely atui in flint tin-. hurry at ll,

lable.

SHILOH STOPS V THAT COUGH ‘°_“" imlllfl Parents used lt. -Sale. sure and efficient. Small dose means economy, phil -brings quirk relief. ones not Ullset the stomach. Try Sh". “h-30C. 60c and l.20

svnmc is .Hsns_

vou Neeo .A -rom

The following: IT0 l,ul~|fy lhe blond’ lone up y ur

3q'00K_2 iwfgeg, 5 young cat- stomach and make you feel bright Sgihigw-hhfclgeabrgrgltfasnif ehxqehitliiixlit

and healthy take

iinnnnimnns-1 my mower. 1 ll :win gently and witmnit rlnwm- rheumatic potions.

l h 1 ,ln 8 nlongh, 1 hay fort. Brew a cup for every member .lad Salts is inexpensive, and is

of the family-take three time;

row, 2 wood sleizbs, 1 Ibox sleigh Week for three weeks. Everyone lemon lnlnn’ cnmhlnnd wllh lll_hlh_

needs a. spring tonic-30c an 60c.

-lgainst the increase of intimal;

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POSTPQNED S

_ ,.,l ,mmwr "mil 'wr m_m_m hm um most tlmigerous nl human alrite.

Owing in the storm nn the 12th his g“"st5 ‘lid H0! llcrniit hliii to '|'.h0_t,n nhl., cl 0

Inst, the auction sale ol' the farm frllwll Why in the inattcr. should l-,nl nj; nwlinln lT:l.em:;*’l2‘ and ninveirhle property of the mst' get :I I “ill” 'hill Ihf’-"<‘ WHS T10 dross as warmiv all possible avoid late Boyre McKle at Keppoch has had nm/ “X ;"I“"""~ fm ‘h“- D"k0 any undue oxpostim and above- all IWC" I""”"V"""d “nm wednwday prolrtlil y -WMI?" it um’ nf it ""5 drink lots of pure water V I the `l$ith March, at One ll. m.. U19” pt-r wusytIi‘l¥|Fl~:vi:|“":ll' "nll tlhm' S" r I0 ilk” 'P|*“`E‘ 0" "W I‘remiS"'B‘ t'| - Q W Wm Q "m("" uuid or bodv wast matte

M°i.eoo at BENTLEY, \\‘,(')m‘“"m_‘* '“""“'*‘ that this nm-n generated hietht-. -l»»:$eI:2ln<i

l *Wi*-*em

S I l

‘ At the ilrst twinge of rheumatism

reading is meant to be continuous, and shows that after the lnfilllng, ami the explanation about guidan- ce, that God “called” Moses to Him and commenced talking about their new life. Now in connection

i°'“°""“"- 'h*““?" 011 the evening ni tht- any that with that eau, and all their alter

"lf your :mics olwiseti. and you had sr-on the ineetiui; between Hoi- talks, notice a reunirknble state-

\vill bring the act _ . . ‘ ics and Tucker. at about the same ment in the last verse of that long

"|3l'lhi¢ ii'-"' Ht' raised his eye- hour that Sir John Lawrence was seventh chapter of Numbers. It ex-

hrowsi. Ilia lip curled a little as he vainly representing at Whitehall plains just how God talked with lookcd.ronnd the dingy green room. the expcdiency of closing the the- Moses. Listen: “Whenever Moses

li-Iwent in-to the tent of meeting to

of speak with Him,'theii he heard the

plague within the City itself Hislvoice speaking unto blni from

glabdve the mercy-seat that was upon lithe ark of the testimony, from be-

( tween the -two cherubiuii Bold He

speaketh unto him." There was thc

Eleven sat down to a table thatlliving. loving voice of their Coni-

was laid for twelve. The chair onlpanlon-God, which Moses could the Duke's right stood empty, Thelpiainly hear. and which others

heard, talking familiarly and inti-

had not yet arrived. At tlte lasi'n\utely about all their affairs. moment she 'had sent a niessngeISeveral times when in doubt what that she was unavoidably detaihnfl to do Moses promptly went off into ,for some little time at home, and the tent. then the cloud vlou

- ~ ' ld

ld come down nearer, and Moses

Il-’llll>1‘n that she must deny herselllwoiild state his difficulty. and hack

lm, r and buck would come that clear dis-

at his gi'ace`s table, at least she lllict voice with an answer. Group and there would bc very few of thc

ln up those four things-obedience;

ltinie for the reading with which the never-to-be-forgot.-ten lnfiiling; his grace was to delight the com, thc controlling guidance; and in-

timate companionship.

e That is the very best illustra-

n_ that word which Jesus now choose

E 4" . ’ ' 3

? l’-lsy intuitions, which warned her Ullt and uses as the new nanio which

|l0“'<‘-\"‘r. was another affair. There Eat N0 Sweets

that nhn would and Y A ' - _ ._ l-limi it .... ou re Rheumiati

uid and the reading about. to b c

(‘ - ____

Rhoiimatisni is no respecter

P* Rheumaiism is ratiserl by uri

S function ot' the kidneys to .tllter fl this poison from the blood and cast

it out in the urine; the pores 0|' the skin are also a menina ol`-.freeing--the blood of this impurity. In damp and chilly, cold weather the skin pores

I are closed, thus forcing the kidneys

to do doulhie work: they -become

,I weak and sluggish and .fall to elim- I inate this toxic acid, which keeps

acciiinfu-latlng und circulating through tlhe system, eventually est- tiing in the joints and muscles. reusing stiffness, soreness and pain, called rheumatism

c get i.rom any pharmacy about four

ounces ol' .lad Salts: put a table-

rinz .for rt week. This is helpful to neutralize acidity, remove waste and stimulate the kidneys. -thus helping to rid the /blood of these

a made front the acid of grapes and

d and is used with excellent results

3 by thousamds of folks who are sub-

iect to rheumstism.

Also all household furniture mil

dxinga. Everything must im cold I E without relorvo.

-O4-Q-O-O-OO-9444*

safe rule for living in that terrible l,

y would most vividly tcll what thc in Holy Spirit was to he to au tie-

tit'

l tions it is one of the most -painiiul, tion in which the standard of living

D0 f _ THI

wif;

< *.‘ . for _

Mop! have had lurprislnl relist from Cotlrrhul Denfneu Head Noiug. Rlntinl il the Bun and Head Colds by using

i-Leonard Ear Oil

A uoothinlnieiiati-ntln¢ oil that lu very otfoctlve. ,lust rub it beck ol . the euro and insert ln nootrlll For nie everywhere lf.” lnfamsfin( descriptive . folder sont upon nquos! A.0.l.l0NAlD,l|n. 'lil ith |N.,l.V.

ami to Moses personally, all gin

had that (lid 'Fmitaiiieii scene

will find ii striking repetition o tho stops or peculiarities of tha

lievcrs after His own departure. Kitchener All that the presence of God in that pillar was to those peo Ie,

the Holy Spirit will he to you. And

my own conviction is th¢tt Jesus

liis iniud. For if you will turn again to that last night’s talk you

f t

\vildernes.s experience. Though

here the whole experience is on a

uiuch higher, finer plane. There

a closeness of personal iiegard. ` a dcpth of that deepest of all lovcs, friendship love, that is not found in

the Old ’l‘estunient story, except

pt-.rlutps between Moses himsel and God.

But now read thq twenty-first

ver.-te ot' the fourteen-lb chapter of

John: “He that hath My command ments and kcopeth them. he it that loveth Mc; and ho tha

will manifest Myself unto lilm.

loveth Mc Shall he loved of My Rather, and I will love him, . and

And the twenty-third verse add-s to

hitii, and We will como unto hln

it: "If a man love Me, he will keep My \vord: and My Father will love

and make Our abiding place with him." Notice: there is obedience;

eye through the remaining part 0

things," “toil you about nie."‘ /

ably the wilderness experience Only it is all put on such u highc

sonal intimacy here. The Presenc

because so mitch more has bccni

done for us through the person of Jesus.

l A Daily Talk f

I- ,___

(Continued From Page One)

themselves wouIdn't be Durchascd; in large enough quantities to ren- dcr production economical. There- fore these things would be impos- sible or would cost so much that only tho very rich could have them

very rich because all the fortunes made by producing these things in large quantities would not be in ex- istcncc.

Wltliout advertising to help their

sale and distribution. a phonograph would probably cost $5000 With- out advertising to make possible the manufacture of enormous quan- tities a porcelain bath tub would he the luxury of Henry Ford and lhf-.rc wouldn't be any Henry Ford.

thing as a watch, only these few cniild afford tn carry them.

We are the greatest advertising

nation in the world and it is a sign- ificant fact that wo are also the na-

of the mass of people is the high- est.

lf you don'i upprovn of progress

you won‘t. approve of advertising for advertising has contributed

¢- iurgoiy to the material progress of

the world.

Red Pepper Heat

Ends Chest Colds

‘EMG Your tight. enum: chest.

Stop the pain_ Break up the mn. gestion. Feel a bad cold loosen up in just a short lime. '

"R911 'P99961' R-lib" is -the cold

f9m0dY thllf. hfhlgl Quickest relief. it cannot hurt you and it certainly seems to end the tis-htness and

night out.

Nothing has such concen-trsted,

and when heat penetrates right down into oolde, congestion. aching muscles and sore, stil! Joints re. liof comes at once.

The moment you apply fled Pep-

per Rub you feel the tingling heat. in -three minutes the congested spot to vrnnmed through and throuph. When you are suffering from o cold. illieumatism, lbooirmhe, atm- nook or core muscles. just get a jl' of Rovilsl Rod Popper Rub. made from rod .peppetm at any drug store. You will have the quick-

it is accepted as an evidence of love; there is n return love-a new, higher, reciprocal love: then -there is a revealing of Himself; and. constant abiding. Now run your

that cveniug's conversation and you can quickly pick out these words: “teach," "bring to your re- membrance." "gulde," “bear wit- ness of me." "tell you coming

Does that not parallel remark-

? r

plane. There is li fullness; and rich-ness. und tenderness, attd

€

in thc wilderness was for the nat- ion. Here I-le dwelt actually in onc's S" own very person. And then, too,` ’ ll ii do so nuich more in usi

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Cost of Living Chart

What were YOU paying for

Pruneo during the put month.

The Iniut figures from Ottawa give those so the average prices. »

l PRUNES i`\r\ 3120) 91' -

- 15. 20

Halifax . Char!otlcl'u

St. john '

Suction iontreal

l5hcrbrooke ____

-Ottawa _ -

Brockville ' ___

Kirlllsioii .Belleville Pcicrboro'

Toronto

S'Caithariries

Hamilton Brantford

Galt

Guelph

_.GBA

Woodstock

Stratford London

St. Thomas

Chatham Windsor

Samia .__ I Cobalt _________ F`t William ";'__`.__1l.'_=1K'] Wl"_"iP¢t! ml! Resin. :'il.t.nu MOOSC INV I1 Saskatoon ;i

iiiii..

Prince Albm

Eglmonton

- a i.¢i§b'rIdg'2 Vancouver

Victoria

compare with other cities? Are you paying more or less than aver- -age? These prices are for average quality "delivered" goods.

chart next month.

l port.

How do prices ln your locality

Watch for the changes in this

Tomorrow: White Bread.

W. G. Y.

\\'EDNESDAY, MARCH Iii

790 Kilocycles (380 Meters)

`WGY (Schenectady, N. Y.) ‘

General Electric Company

Eastern Standard Time

11:55 a. ni.-Timo signals. 12:30 p. m.-Stock market re-

12:40 p. m.-Produce market rc- port. ‘

12:45 p. m.-Weather report. 6:00 p. m.--Produce and stock market quotations; news bidletins.

6:30 p. ni.-“Adventure Story" (courtesy of Youth‘s Companion.) 1

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ENT NIGHT.

“Cascarets” l0c ii Sick, Bilious, - Consiipated

“Tin-.y Work \\-'liilo You Sleep." When yo\`i incl sick, dizzy, upset..

when your head is dull or aching, or ‘your stomach is sour or lgassy, just. take one or iwo Pleasant ' Cascarots" to relieve constipation and bilious- noss. No grilling-nicest cstllartic- lnxutive on. earth for Men, \Vomcn mid Children. 10:: boxes, also 25 and 50c sizes-any drug store.

lf only a fow people in the Uuitedi States knew that there was such u

I will sell hy Public Auction,

Worltiosdsy, March 26th. uninitioniz- ing ut 1 p. tu. lim following stock and crop.

I draft mare 7 ycurs old. 1 driv

or 8 years old-Todd. 1 general purpose horse Il years old. 1 mnrn 15 years nld. 2 newly i‘rosliene<l cows, I firriw cow, 6 cows dun to frcslicn, 2 hclfers duo to freshen, 4 str-ers, l hull, 4 young cattle. Ii brood saws, I5 fall pigs, 200 bus. sued grain. 20 bus. seed whcai. 25 bus. seed harley. A quantity of hay and straw.

If stormy .sale first fine day. Terms made known at. sale.

JOIIN C, CUDMORE, Winaloc.

BENJ. CARTER G. BON

Auctioneers.

2124-3-lil--ll.

AIIGTIDII SALE

I am instructed by Win. MacLeod to sell on his farm at Oyltor Bed

drive the congestion and soreness Bridge on Saturday, March 22nd at

one o'oiock p. m. ohlrp. tha follow.

ing etook and implements:

penetrating heat as red peppers, STOCK:-1 brood mars 14 yur!

old with foal, 1 more 5 youre old,

(sired by Seymour Dlllon, Dum Min Aoquirl), 1 filly 10 months old Barrister, 1 new 9 years old to iiroohen in April, 1 (arrow oawi yours old, 1 cow 0 youre old to freshen In May, 1 sow 0 yours old (nog. Bliorthorn) to freshen in April, 1 owv 8 yarn old (Reg. Bhorthorn) to frooiim ln April, 1 halter 10 months old (Rag. alien. Iwi-nl. 1 #X1 yur sid. 1 mini- 1 your old,

IMPLEMENTI:-1 driving wan.

Fon ,,,_ "nl m,,,,,_ 15 an many now. 1 driving »mgh,'1

lot driving hat-non, 1 ng hgh

____ I lloloiw nearly now- also 40 hugh.

raisins-nlitsnmi uv ,tom sslllo E A S T E R Sale SUYPIU5 Eafm an mi" muy, ¢¢:'ti»¢.-M. ns, rd,

oooh, over. a amount out Tint valuable farm at Newport 1 hh., num nn,

ci-edit on approved joint hotel. 6 in Kings County, three-quarters of W W .IND V°\-I* -|-¢,llM..__A1f.n,,,v°;l, "non par cont. per annum oi! for oooh. o mile from Newport Ferry Wharf, _ --- "Mn, ,nh 9,,” ,fun ' 'M

HARRY “cum gvnfglellli the nrovertr or an im PHOTOGRAPH 'ram will t».u>i¢i by white ,,,,,,h,, ,,,.,,ll, ,,, ,”,,,“,',','°“l';§”2

.~i...i_\1nJ.. -._.Y§ ‘i.__ _(f§f'f"'fl".__ f°'If"Pf‘f! nv .'°°"22 2%. M"°h,.2_°f,” °,}§,*f“"’,_9,‘;°__"_': M10- 0 tm' nm off for clih. ll My

ILC lkhl L ll lil; higlm -All L-All AAI.; _l_4_

PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENTS wlu. AGAIN llulti' rlumsziu IN szcunmn num MILF.

HERE will be an urgent demand nil over Cannrln this

‘ ycar. lf ou need farm help apply curly. Tho( nnndian

National Ihwilways Colonization andvDcvcIopmcnt I)cpnrt-

mont, through its rcprcscntativcs in Grcnt Britain, Scan<lin.ivi:\n and other I-,urupcan countries, oilcrs n l`_rcc service to farmers. Order your iarni help as early as possible in order that tlicy will reach Canada in time for Spring.

BLANK API’\.|cA‘l'|oNs CAN BE OBTAINED Fnom ANY CANADIAN NATIONAL RAILWAYS AGENT

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` NAIIQIW ntrmtmn or cntotuzmnn um nrvrtcfizrr I llnivlelii CANADIAN NA'rioNAi_ RA|Lw/ws ,

` ' MONTREAL, Que.

2112-Il-19-wfiiilli. ~

_ ll- -- ~ 1

AUCTION SALE OF _CHOICE FURNITURE

We are authorized by Dr. Garrison to sell

at his home “Watermere”, Brighton, on Thursday, March 20th, commencing at 1.30 p. m., all his beautiful furniture and house- hold effects, comprising, drawing room, din- ing room, kitchen, office and bedroom furni- ture mzanufactured in golden quartered fum- edi oak walnut and other costly woods; Wilt0ll and Brussels, Tapestry and Congoleum Rugs, kitchen 1°.-ange and other useful household ef- fects. Seven passenger Overland Automobile in first class order, garden and farming uten- sils. '

Property if not sold previous to sale

will be offered at 2 p.m. Inspection at any time

Terms for property at sale. ,

BENJ. CARTER & SON,

` Auctioneer

2097-ll-IR-3|.

1- ’r- g ,, 5 2'

IIVE PIIIIIIRY IIIINIEII

Until March 25 we will be buying LIVE

FOWL over four pounds in weight, highetlt prices paid. ‘ _

THE HARRIS ABATTOIR CO., LTD-

zovss-iv-4i ,

AUC ION SALE

. AT SAVAGE HARBOR

°" ""0 *"0 21" My if Mmm. 1924 at iaso meek at fam. mum- Inq of 100 corn of level land in high ohio of cultivation with ¢°°‘ olwon roomod noun wlii rural telephone in oohnootlon and all M I’“"‘“"ll° °‘°°¢llll‘¥» Punto In burn and yard, also lane orchard In 90"’ 'l'°'“". 110° my mek. me ami implmmu. .ta he-4 of mae. 6 W' brad -Holotolno, 8 good genera-t put-pa” ham; io nil pigs and n lot °' "‘°°'\"\°'v I" sw! mum. em any om -ml-in. ca, in md ~'"" '"0 °"**f- F°r Pmioum-u an tuna mir. nu positive. if »l°""Y ala time nm dn. 'mme in nm .I ui.. an msn. m. Nine month*