U 51 i‘

A1‘

‘gorfll 15c

bhafmiuz _ fragrance and

. FOR SUE

‘ Business stand at. Redford. Apply rrr-reo. rec-us. Becy. 1-1181 til

FOR SALE

What you have been looking for for a long time. a good full line of mens suits. i have 75 suits. cut by the “Art Tailors," good broad shouldered coats and full trousers) ‘will pedd shoulders and alter and press them free of charge, any pai- 143m or style you wish. l buy for wan and can sell ior cash at very small pnofit as 1 thought a. large quantity. $12.00 up.

- J. P. McPHERSON. Clothier, Montague. l tts-6i

HIM FBI SALE

l offer for private sale my farm of 100 acres more or less, 90 clear, balance hard and soft wood. Good house and out buildings, situated at York Point, 2% miles from Char- lottetown by ice and 5 by road. Bwok running length of farm. Wat- er in every field and 150 feet from barn. No waste land.

Apply to Owner .......... .. . ............. ..

J. W. DONAHUE, York Point

or

'1. A. McDOMALD, Auctioneer.

J165~i94mts6L

' ' 3'19 5901911 T954918. marked “Ten- rers m’ 673111118 and Concrete

AT NEW LONDON

I offer by private sale up to May 10th my farm at bong River, con- taining about 75 acres, 65 acres clear and in good state of cultiva-

‘c101

Zt°1é1n°11.‘1?8tate of the late Margar. 111811. on Wednesday, May 9th,

stores, ohurchm and schoql 0f the nicest situations in Vernon River.

386B 3. 5 and 3 years old, ‘"1 110°"! fewrry opens; 1 fat cow 9 Years old: l heifer 2 year-g 0rd, 50 110118. Leghorn.

“Fm”- imd W001i; 1 hay rake, Frost ""1 W100; 1 set spike narrows; 1

rbfrli a

‘delighted flavor of the

'PEKOE QUAUTY-

mons and Sawyer arrived.

office of her brother, J. A. Ham.

BOSTON. dhynl-After a strug- 1a

gm gr. the roof of the Oiyrnp buildlnl. 8 Tremufl! Charles Rose, 62. prevented sliss Helen Ham

row, Atty.

from plunging four

ttorney wss almost

l will sell by Public Auction at

19”’ 18'7"‘ 110118181111: of so acres in 800d state of cultivation, handy one

Also the following stock etc'—- STOCKz-(i excellent millt cows, to Gresh-

iM-PLEM ENTS : —-l hay machine.

‘"1911 51915112 1 cart and wheels- 1 cream separator; l driving wagdn- 1 driving sleigh, several sets bar:- ncss: 1 road can; forks. shovels. 91A- 1 Daisy churn: 1 kitchen stove 1 hall stove. ~CROP:—Z tons good hay. TBRAlS:—All sums over $5.00, 8 11111111111 H9611 on B-Dproved joint notes. Terms of farm at sale. WESLEY ENMAN, Executor to will. J. A. McDONALD, Auctioneer.

TEIDERS

HIGHWAY

l-tts-ii

IMPROVEMENT

Pursuant to the requirement; of the Canada Highways Act, sop“.

Structures, Project N0. .......... ..” will be received by the undersigned un- til noon on Friday. May 11th. 1923, fur srudins, construction oi‘ con- crete structure and other neces- sury work on the following roads: Project. No. 40.-Bl0omi1eld to Tig-

tion, there being 6 acres of new -n;5h_

LE“..°‘3‘;.ZZ“ 1:2: r.":.ri::'~.::?r::.;2 "'°’“:,.§;,~ Der»- w 2‘.‘3.;$.“:§2 fill‘. - M f: - §”.?.‘.‘.‘.§..i."‘i.ii.i.‘.£§.°.’f‘ “Siifiéifl i’! P“”°°;.§.‘;~,.,§1—F°" “can” 1" fili.“ii“iflii”’fiiféifi..ii. l°.'.¥r.°“’ ”°"‘°.‘.~.i.“..°i 3?.;.“’"'°" M" ‘°

H. L. DUNING, New London 116608-4-27-61.

Arrcrrorr srrtr:

'.l‘o be sold by public auction on

(he premises. No. 79 Sydney St.

on Friday, May nth, 1923. at 12 und

rfdook noon the residence property on the north side oi’ Syd nay-Street, owned by the late Mich eel J. Fairness.

MoLEOD i. BENTlLEY,

i, Solicitors

roriisirr

Immediately, farm consisting of ids-auras. 60 acres swell fertilized. Well

1. l

balance woodland. _ fenced and buildings in good re

pair. Situated one-half mile from

railway station. school. mills. etc Terms reasonable. Information apply to A. F. McQuaid

Esq.,8ouris, P. .E. I. or to the owner 625 Metropolitan

R. D. Bruce at Avenue. Hyde. IMME- 11167-4-23-5121.

FM. 3M5;

l4 acres at Orwell Corner, Lot

Iii). 65 acres cleared and under cul

tlvation, remainder covered with

Good repair. small brook crossing farm. Church and school st -i’ront oi‘ place. One mile from station, stores, mussel

and softwood. in" ;firsi. clrtss

hardwood build ins

Imrd and seaweed.

If not sdld privately it will be mt tip-at auction on the premises

on May 1011b at l2 o'clock noon.

Apply to the undersigned owner

m‘ to his - solicitors"

Owing to weather the mbove sale has been postponed from April 2B

to May 10th.

K. J. A K. M. MARTIN, Charlottetown.

N. H. MeLEOD, 1118s.

i-i-rap-w-i-‘p-m __-__-

rri|___srrr.r:'

10 acres‘ of land 1 miletromCitminlrigh state of cultivation with 3- I09‘ houievru-nrruce Edward barn, grainy, "inrple- rflnt house and stroll-

K. F. MGRAE, 1M,- r, East Royalty

~ tentlerfor each separate Project.

For further

lague, PPOJect No. 58.— Murray River u) ‘Murray iiarrbor North. Project No. 60.-lrislitcwn Road irom Bryerrtuirc Cqrner m

Purk Corner. ' P131111. fipfloiflertilons ntrd forms J21’ lenders may be seen at the of- 'c1:irr:£te12:n P13111111“! Engmee r’ n _

gutheslolnfir Drrrg Store. O‘Leary. Vprafe- cKuy E Co. Summerside 00a 8r Thompson's, Montague,

A certified cheque payable to the order of the Commissioner of Pub- lic Works. Prince Edward Island. ior $500.00 must accompany the

The lowest or any fender not nec- essarily accepted. L. B. McMILLAN, Secretary of Public Works Department of Public Works, - Charlottetown. P. Efifsland. April 13. 1923. . ll375-4-l7~ttsMayl1.

75in?“

ln the matter of the Estate oi Brenton A. Strung, late of Borden in Prince County, in Prrnca 1g; ward island, rum-chum, deceased intesntte.

Sealed Tenders will he received 11y tire undersigned at Borden in

Ross after her.

lLl-INQIB ClTY PLRNS ‘TO

810M115 grorrnd under glass

Pmiect No. 56.~~-Kinross to Mon}

‘The attorney caught her

the edge, but she put up 11 V1301" k9“, at m; .'°rk_ ous battle. The space was small‘ and every instant watchers expect- m: mule and Con.“ ed to see the pair 91111188 to the pavement. Ross was scratched and bit-ten and through a ankle. After the pstmhnen had a:lrl own Bu)", Ls m rurereatr“ °ne_ ed in canning her, she was trestedl ' "1 {he 1191191 “$171151 and 13191" sufferer! from rheumatism so had ltlint every Canadian cannot do, it‘ taken to the home of her brother.

the girl's foot

skylight. '

cutting her

‘PANA. 111.. May 1——This little

city. which has been furnishing l4.- 700,000 roses to its sister citiesof the United States yearly, will prob seemed to start. 8151? have increased its production kidneys were in 10 25.000300 before the end of this "m" 341901111118 lo a survey made 01 1119 lfreen houses now in pro- cess of construction here.

While IDETB\EH'G 20 acres of rose here 110W. the addition of 10 acres is con lemvlated. =1 lures part oi‘ which 15 act-filmy under preparation and 1111011 which green houses are be- ing erected.

While California lmdg in free BY°W1118 roses. Illinois records show that this state is far ahead 111 810M113 roses for commercial Purposes. There are 490.000 plants, 911011 flverflsing 30 perfect roses a year at Pana. Three hundred and ilfty.tiiousand plants are under glass at Maywood, a Chicago sub- lrllb. while 300,000 plants are in rbloom most of the year in Martin Grove, Illinois.

The soil here has been found by experts to be the most suitable in the country for rose culture and this, more than anything else, ac- counts for the rievelopmment of this industry mo the huge scnle it has assumed. Tire rose plants un- der cultivation here are imported from England, rind are known as grafted roses, having their origin

isles. They are continuous blooni- ers, summer and winter.

-————-£O§ INCOME TAX BURDEN .

UNFAIRLY DISTRIBUTED TORONTO. May 2—An attack on the income tux on tire ground that the burden is unfairly distributed. was made at the closing session of the Canada that conference on Saturday when Major E. M. Miro berm, of Windsor, took up the question, and added that the fede- rnl government should make n greater attempt to educate the peo- ple ori the workings of this tax. Further, there is a duplication of income taxes imposed by the Do- minion and by municipalities. rProf. W. C. Keiratead, of Fred- ericton, N. B., pointed out that his province is getting a. tux of $5,- 000,000 from the sale of liquor but he did not believe it could be main tsl-zred. According to resolutions the association was asked to investig- ate a number of taxation problems among them being Respective costs of collection. limitation oi‘ taxation fields between Federal and Provin- cial Goveruments. the appointment of the advisory committee on edu- cation finance.

BRITISH STEAM YACHT ‘WRECKED. CREW OF 21 SAVED

FlSliERiS lSlzAND, N. Y., ‘May 2 “The British steam Yacht Thelma Phoebe was driven ashore here io- drry, and 2i members of 111B 619W rescued by coustguards men by breaches buoy. A neg"! 9°01‘ "m" gd Roberts was drowned while-at- tempting to save himself on rt mat- tress.

After the vessel grounded a num~ "her of cases oi liquor drilled ashore

Prince County in Prince Edward 151111111 1111 10 Thursday noun, ilre 11111111 duy 01' May. A. n, 1923. int‘ the purchase oi the stuck of incr- chantllse of the ztbovc rrirnrcrl |1i'lr.\l~ ton A. Strung. rlrceirswl.

merchandise consisting of grocer- 1811. l11'y goods. hardware and sundries.

Tender No. 2.—For store fixtures in the general store of the nbovo named Brenton A. Strung, de ceased. at Borden. ;

Tender No. 3.--.For the 1922 Model iLiglrt rSix-Mclnughiin Spoo- ial Five Passenger automobile, new in August, 1922.

Tenders must be marked pinin- ly rm the outside wil.n the number and name of one item tendered for.

A certified cheque for 20 per cent of the purchase price must accompanying each tender,

The highest or any tender not necessarily accepted.

The stock of merchandise and the fixtures may be examined st the store oi the late Brenton A. Strung at. Borden in Prince County island, by in- tending purchasers. The car can be inspected at the dwelling house of the late Brenton A. Strung at

Tender N0. L-For" tlrc stock of,

‘and were seized by 11"‘ £9551 rtrrurrls. it was said that the 1410111 ihtlil brwn in Vlncyllfd B0111"! 1°’ sovr-riil rliys and loaded irt Nirslrnu .:i lrw m- -ks aim.

cost‘ OF LIVING HIGHER

Owing to the advance in the price of bread the housewives will

0W1. GOLD BOND FLOUR

is acknowledged as the best bread ilour sold in the city. Mada from pure Manitoba wheat on the wort" derful Trrttersall Roller system mill it retains the natural nutty

any flour made.

AZDV FLOUR

is the ldlfll cake and pull’! flour made from pure Ontario V1019? wheat, it makes the 1111111961 "11" Ind IIIKQY rrlslry ever produced- Coupons in every 1158 ""11 9'

lBMfiQIl. . MARGARET BTRANO, Arlmlnistratri x,

44638300191151- .

1m“ (ggnpon extra every week.

try for the lucky b08-

‘BMMI- P- 0-1 as or-rwrruorvs-rowu mu.- use

00.

stored ‘Mr. Keddy to

could not ribly and . l rhad pains in my snow 251100.000 noses fllld every time l moved my i011"! cracked. 601118 b11116 $80 1 11311 "11

flnrl it much cheaper to bake their w

Fig onglioof Noted made a digqjygry of vital inter-eerie =eseryman and woman i in Canada: - -

-_....,__....-_...-.v-_. - Mr. (hurries H. Keddy of 1.1‘ “md, ‘(n (m, j | stories to almost certain death. The Ramsay. New Ross, Nova ‘Scotils, a feel extra flue ‘ti’: t! 1:11.11 gash: - 111111111111“ Pwfiflector. who is known tormillngof age. with m. .when Traffic Patroimen Filzsim- men all over the country because highly. The results l obtained sun - of his locating the first tin ore in-prlseri me and l gladly recommend The ""115 ‘Wmu- "h" "Swain" B01111 1-1 981111118. has made a it to anyone. l feel much stronger here this mortrln at the Y. W. C. A.. works in tbeknew and wonderful discovery-one in every way and have gained flve ' Mr. Brnsrklsy that u. ,thst interests not only mining menfpounds in weight." 011 1119 1111-11 119°‘? R955 53w h" but every man and woman in Can-

"LOFD long time." he says. "l

work. My back ached ter- l was almost bent double. ltueesnnd feet‘

operation for an ulcer just belnw my knee and was in the hospital two months. After that my trouble ‘My stormach and bad shape and my bowe/la were irregular. l-vphunlr goodness l have found ljr-gco lt lrss cured my 810mm“ and kidney trouble: '1 he“ 11° f rheumatism and now wall‘ '1:.:rular ly strallihi- My bowe“ are- s

puke and his Bride Closely Guarded

. NOD17, Surrey. 311% lifghfjithaxqliimeymuon couple of modem times have been so close; ]y guarded from curioushegibigc eyes d9 the Duke and Duo d“ York. Since their arrival \yester . every 1111111051111 1° we lovely o country house here has ‘been dguurd. 8.1 night and day by Seutla? Y1" men imrl 9011c‘!-

'l‘,he lodge gates are kel)! 1°91“?! itnrl rangers from Windsor Cnsltc patrol, the park and lawn‘. keeps? incessant watch. The ony l" who has dared approach the‘ house was a small boy. W110 W811i“ “P 1‘; the gates and said that. as he liar never seen the Duke, he, would like to look at him. He tlidu t- 8921111-1 _ The only other incident wh c n tcrrupterl the P911901 1111181 w”

in the rnarslr lands oi’ the Britisbrthe arrival of arr airlflfllle ‘"1101’

swooped low over the 3101mm 1‘? take pictures. t 'l‘lie Duke andbhlst ‘lclrideosplzig the day strollills l1 °11 ~ 9 51' “ ' People living in the neiil11110l11°°d have not come near the house/the Duke and Duchess will remain licrewirriil Monday. then they g0 to Scotland and inter to the con- iirrerit. —"‘ GROWN LEOPARD lNVAiDES BURMA TOWN MANDArhAY, Burma. May 1- — Widespread excitement bars been created among Mandalay residents by the discovery of a full-grown leopard hiding under a house in onc of the most. crowded quarters. Tire beast ranged ut large for a short time, but was shot by arr of-

FULL

ficer of the rirrirwaddy Flotilla Company before doing any dam- a

e. . gilow this leopard found its wiry iii-to the city is not definitely known, iSomc thought it came from the neighborhood of Arnrrrrrpura. where there is a large area of thick jungle. Another theory was that it boarded one of the Irrawaddy fuel steamers which tic rip alongside the hank at nisht, sud was thus carried to Mandalay.

llt lrad been more than 10 years since at leopard penetrated into Mandalay, though one was killed only eight miles from the city lust. summer. Leopards are still com- mon iri the thick jungle which abounds in every part of “Burma;- but usually confine their operations to the cattle of villagers. iii i901 rr lepoarrl appeared in Hussein, in Lower ‘Burma, and killed and wounded several people before it was shot.

Tigers. also. are still common in some parts of IBurma. Less than a year ago a rtlger- was killed only 15 miles from Rangoon, n city of 1140.000. ‘it has not been many years since a tiger entered the city of Rangoon rind was found about n third of the way up a pagoda. it. had climbed up in the night and was unable tn get down nnrl had to be shot from the pagoda platform. Wlilrl elephants rrre protected by‘ law and nre still to he found i111 some sections of the country. One nrenrlicr of n large herd was killed! recently only 30 miles from Rang! oon. Domesticated elephants " used extensively comps for moving heavy timber. 1 Jungle cuts illld deer 81111111111111. rind often cuter the towns. ‘Recently n large jungle cat as killed in Rangoon, where it had chased a domestic cnt into the interior of n. house. '

FIRE LOSSES

Fire losses in Canada. during the; week ended April 25th, are can.

111N111‘ 0! 111B W111?" ""11 W111 “wk” mated by The Mon m 'r| k (r d as many loaves to the barrel r15 $313,100, compared‘! £1,111 $13,531.23. fzfililfiiscofigi-“the same period for the same weak last year. ‘inst year. A comparative summary ‘by prolnces is as follows:-— \ .z ‘

Hunts -

l curt praise Draco too

511* “lmlbed “W” the m3“ “m1 but 11 B11011 time Isa he was not so smun bent double with rheumatism boon gong m u“, streams bu; dm. active. 1t is his new discovery um to one straight as a whip. His story in; “nrdtrflught 111111 11861111111111 cwhse to‘?! the) wondsriulnreslillt-ls 011111116? rbeen commenced. Between S00 and rum reco s pa cu ary n eres -350 gram d; ha b 1 D1000. 1119 ‘wilder-TN budyibuild-iug because of his proiminence and to liners 11%;; 1319,66“ so“ tive. has so re- the fact that he is so well knownfgrone, [he Turn ‘barn; one of the 110111111 111111 111111 througboutvtbe country. In addition pplncvlpa] Qflbutaplgg or u“, main man is able 10 00111111118 1-118 111111111 to his discovery oi‘ Dreco and the river, "l" in the development of the mineral first tin ore in solid form, Mr. Ked- resources of Canedn- M1‘. K8011!‘ rly also discovered radioactive ore in the solid ln Canada.

While this latter was somertrhing

is possible for all to discover thel wonderful qualities of Dreco. There is health and help for the suffering in every bottle.

Draco ls being specially Intro- duced in Charlottetown by E, A. Foster. Go there today and ask for Mr. Arthur, the Draco Expert, and let him explain the merits of thllo great remedy. Titers ls no charge illd m will tell you honestlyif he believes Dreco will benefit you.

by Gallant Druq_Co., Limited. and

by a good druqgist everywhere.

Death Removes Oldest Senator

Senator Knute Nelson. the Grand Old iMan of tbs serrate died on a Pennsylvania railroad train at 8.15 o'clock last night, wiille on his way irom Washington to Chicago where lie was to continue on his way to his home in Minnesota. Death was due to heart failure. As fur as the railroad train crew could figure the train was passing through Timon- uni, rliiarylnnd, eleven miles from Baltimore‘ when the aged senator hurl nri attack 0i‘ angina pecturls irnd died in a few minutes.

His depth removed from tire sen

s5 Million Fear

153 1° 1191111111188 ‘Elven ‘by J. W. Brankley, of Chatlram, who was re- Olfinted president at the adjourned annual meeting or

many 8B

.\ir. Keddy has taken only three would be em l d

l 1 ‘ r poye on the drives 011 111!’- 1115 5595119 e" Yiads. Mr. Keddy 18 73 Y9"! 9111 111111 bottles of Dreco and according 10,011 the "Mira-rnlchi this yagr and 8|.

w w in the ML “d a w" mmm“ "“°"'lodny is active, strong sndhesltby, his own story it changed him from ready r1 large number of them have L, , .=

Draco ls also sold in Bummorelde.

0f United States "

llrlARlfdSBU-RL}, Pa., May 2—-U. S|

3 u; §¥'Y_?7

1'!

1,9. I

cf Logs ilayiiomc

Out of Miramichi- ‘

mnnnirrrorvofi nay

'1°""7'""° ""1 1141.)! million feet of

1°11 lIN-flllbscted to the ‘handled by . '

‘I '°°"1'°PW511 I111!‘ lesson, accord

the company

1.000 stream drivers

ations have not us yet

drives

indications now point to satisfac tory conditions for stream driving on the Southwest Mirasnichi this year. Mr. Brantley said. There is still a good deal of snow left in the woods and the continued cold weather has conserved much of the water supply until a time when it will be most useful. A -busy sea-son is looked for at the mills on the Mlramich-l and elsewhere on bhe North Shore. Mr. Brankley stated. --——€O§——

COKE CONFIBGATiON rs

ESSEN. May 2——A sweeping 01”" d9;- rpr-Qvzidlvng for tire confiscation of all coke in the rRuhr was issu- ed mdny by General Degoutte. head of the occupation forces. All

action tio fulilili the clauses oi 1116

deliveries of conl and cokeranrl ecause there are the available ishing. About 500 furnaces already have ‘been shut down. 111111 1-119 time when other-s. 1110118 W111‘ 1'11! manufacturing close. The use tic purposes