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“ Quick Success

Few girls in pictures llilvo mallet

'such rapid strides lowurll microns as 7 *-

this charming New Yorker. .lust

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few months ago alle wits given lieri

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:first job, slmilolviilg il stnr. Witlii

'three' hours, she had it ri-:il part iigl “when clvmzed man revert’ tn

_tho picture-"'.t`lle Loves ui §`liilya..

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Selection \\'ila lnrge|`y duo to iuy per- rfb* feet skin ami lovely llzllr. l`\'i> realy i

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Miss Bayilrll sn_v.=; “1 iinl tulil ni

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never taken inueli troiiille lvitli citllt-

that most of tlic girls 1 know hero

For my llilir l use ilir- simple method '

' 'in New York tire so enthusiastic

-about. 1t'a so l-llsy. All you do i

put is little lhliilliei-lin; on your brush

each time you li.~l<- it. ` “This method is just wlilit a bus

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girl needs. It/5 so easy; uint it keeps I your hnir nnil srlllp sn vlclln you don’l; lived to slinlnpno hflli so often.

I am letting nly llziir grlnv and I iinll Danlleriiic lit-ips niuln: it suit; unit

‘easily maiiilgcllble. I eiln ilrrllngo it

any way 1 wilnt null it stilys that way. All riiy frioillls' iiro colnpli- rnenting me oil the i1|»pcnrrli|¢‘e of my hair, ilowxuliiya law-lllise llundbriiio luis brougllt out illl it- niltllriii color mid nultle it so soft illul ilislroils."

Daiiileriliu ruiiiovcs the oily film

from each strllllil nnrl makes dull,

ft, e t

stringy hair glenniy, an _ilsy dress. It tones and rcfreslies tli scalp; helps overcome ililliilrulll It i delicately fragrnliccd; isii't sticky 0 oily; ilecsn’t allow. All drug store have the generous 35c bottles.

LIVE HOGS

BELL fo’ IVIATHIESON

R. R. BELL

D. L. DIATIIIESON, LL. B. Bnrristcrs, Solicitors," Etc. Money to Loan.

Otllccs-Charlottetown and Montague ._-___

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Mark R. McGiiigan B; A.

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BARRISTER. SOLICITOR, ETC.

MONILY T0 LOAN

Cam`ern'n Block, Chzlrlottetolvn, P.E.l. . -,.3159

McLeod & Bentley

J. A. BENTLEY W. E. BENTLEY, K. C. Banlsler and Attorney-at-Law Oilice: 180 Richmond str-om, MONEY T0 LOAN Charlottetown. P. E. I.

McI)ona d & McPhee B. A.

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I. A. McI)ONAI.l) H. F. McPH

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Stewart & Lowther

J. D. STEWART, K. C. N W. LOWTIIER.

We are taking live

daily, excepting

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i “it‘s the kind that’s too young to

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Spider: Gosh dlrn It, these

filghty flies are too lly to fly- into my parlourl \

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_THERE MUST HAVE BEEN TWO

_ "I want you to know l’m anything

but bald-look at my hair!"

“Which one do you want me to

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, She: Do you think you did rig f kissing me?

He: Weii,i can’t be bla_med for

1 my technique, l’m young.

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TO-NIGHT TRY

Got Well Keep Weil.

BARRISTEBS. SOLICITORS. ETC

84 Great George Street MONEY TO LOAN

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EYES TESTED AND GLASSES . FITTED I.. W. TAYLOR. J. B. TAYLOR. optomouim '

142 Richmond- Street

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i fgldir way past the rlver`moutl1.s; andi, ' .floss the ‘dom oi the Aitawanlmf sharp watch on the compass of hvoiaing entering the river itself.

_Clearly caution dicated turning into the Kuplskau and spending the night < _at tho post. But tho' chance 0! im mari at Elkwari might hang on the hours saved by pushing on-through :lie sable blanket which shrouded the const. He turned to the girl mntiled in

;obes on ilic sled behind him,

“it's not going to be cold. but fl

L-old night with the stars would be better than this." 1

"How can you tell where we're E0- ‘

ing? I can't seg a tlilng.2- 1

"l’m letting Castor pick the l.i‘all---

just checking him with the compass.

ll has a. luminous dial."

‘But he caii't see any more than

oe Cali.”

“A good lead dog has an extra

.1-_-lisa---iiistiilct lui' a trail. Castor has '.; tliat's why he's our lead dog. He

iins brains, too."

- "Whcre's Shot?" '

L “Oll. lle’s following the Shore. If he 'misses us, he’ll circle and get our

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"No, he was _ taught not to-at

` night, But I must make a decision."

By treoi-ge Milrsli

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“A decision?" ` “Wc‘re near the mouth of the Ku.-

plskau. It's going to be slow work- can you stand this till daylight?"

‘What has that to do lrith the Ka-

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of VIENNA and BU

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"Yess, Capt. Craig Galbraith. He!

t00k the name of McDonald-" _

' “When he diszippezwed after the`

murder?" she broke iii. ‘That is uilwortliy of Joan Quai*-`

`rici',"'he dcinandcd gently 5

."‘.But his description tallies \\'itii` that of the man \\':lilte<1 in Halifax?

piskail?" ,

“If youre tired-too tired to go

on, we can stop at.the post.” Slic caught a note almost of appeal in his voice.

“Too tired," she protested. “an

army nurse tired when thei'e's a patient, io take care of?"

i have to get a license for." ' _ _‘

YOU fllrgct that I‘ve seen him." 1 l Glithrie trarmcd to the defense ol

his frleiid,,_‘Suppc$e lie is the man? *Is it strange that a' man branded fox"

llife _with that griingliice," he plc1cled` "*"' math P"°udf` 5@n53fi\`°» “mind i And that counts. I can sleep on this

home with' the Victoria Cross-twice). s]ed_ ym almost aslcep mwy “'°“_5hQ“1d 30 m‘d'“'1lf?Yl the WifQi “Thank you, Soldier!" he said, and he clierislledxyas L know he did, turns, Stopped the team whue he consumd in horror of his scars, to at lover? Toll ` his compass. "Il I could only see that me' is it_st'mnge?" _ ' shore-the boulders." _ h "Itt‘;‘;3 m“"d“?"" She ,°b-iectedi half' Guthrie left the sled. and tastening ejifllf, nsbt if` tho man was struck in E longrawlliide thong to ,caswfns co)-

the _ heat of p:tssion~-as Galbraith l 1139;; gatgr-caglzgsmi;

co;1;¢l;tstrll;;e.'hIt was retibutioni;;l into those imuldex-S_~i _ __ l "H ' °“'f‘5i1 gf* *WSU el But ioadin his team and ot in-

sge musedalolid, “and he saved your _ tervals stoppiig to examine the me

Q", ‘ ifrom his knees. Guthrie’ sur rise Ignoring tho~ inference, Garth me dogs traveggd mmys huréred-

pressed his l§0int,'loi° he saw to_l1i:.;yards without reaghmg me drift and J°Y that hi-'*~Sl°’Y had i°“°11@d 110*-1 the shoii loo or tho shore. was he ‘Think “hat his bm“"“°55’m5 ”'Z0“Y l deep in the mouth ol the Knpiskau? -must have been, doomed lore..-r And»o5 shore? _ wear that mask, wlieii the lvomanl He had .been too careful to have who “mum Kavqlbccn proud t° b°‘“`l drifted out toward Aklmiskl. yet he M5 ‘lame ffftled' ahifn- Im“‘5m0 N5 1 had traveled a mile straight into__tl;e

loneliness-his de-niair, when, in hislshore without hitting ,L_ The amy ‘ need She t“."“5`d to feuilhfl'-" , possible solution was the wide nioutll

‘I know, but it`s a bit dangerous,

too,” lie said doubtlully. “Of course -I’d like to keep on-for his sake."

"Well, we’ll keep on. It means malt-

ing Elkwan house sooner doesnt it?

Alan the doorumyo _the Pall Sbop arms fmn_ the flier-a /mule in Iémna, may brfreen m.ilr_o£ .iomo of r/Je celebrated Royal hougcr io u/bi: tba flour: of Pm! but amd as Beauty Advuor

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There wals_a nii<t in Joan Qiiairlcfsi

cyes as sl'ie_ said: “Yell nliist liavel loved him greatly to defend him sol well.” rg l

"He tiireii away his hope of reach- l

to my shell .hole and started becki with a gasscd innn; is it strange tllutl rm fighting for his life, oh,1-iooioi-oil - Wounds?" i l For an instant. as he \vaitod__ forl ,her answer, she incl. tho fierce plcazlt ing cf his eyes, ihrli looked into thai

by using the Old Reliable! Minarrl's Llniment Co.,Ltd.,Yarmoii`th,

tliiclzrniiig iiight n_; slid szlld gciiilytl “You have \\'cn_ l'l1 give all I have; to :avg hinl-l;ir lid was a gallant! soldicr-and has .<;iil'{ci‘ed." --.Ioan Ql:;iri'iel' did not see the prldel the Sfalillide. and the lovo that slzonei down on her from Gii§iric's eyes. ` s 4 s o n s o 0

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For an hour after the stop at the

K 8 Y r ? Big Willow for the hot tea the wealth-

e p a 1 er had been gmclllally tlilclzcninv As

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nannisreizs. /vrronivrzrs, Era ‘ l me mg" f°!‘°"""‘ U" "OM" G“”“`“"S

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. restless eyes \vat.liccl the murk slow-

Nliliards Liiiimcnr » ._

lor that cold :nd tired feeling. \ H

llantls aiiil Feel ‘

lliiiiili and llold

Mrs. Wm. Fowler, Auburn, Ont.,

writes:-“Scvei'ill years :wo I was troubled with my lilrart :intl nerves, so bad, nt times my llrlnils would become numb and colll. I took (loci.or's medi- cine, for a while, init. it did me little or no good. I happened to seo

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Augtlon Sale _ -dv°f°i»°d “fl =.*»="g,fl, f-his 3-m poll..-. ri... ioiimi by ol. ooo-

' ' lam ol hllskies lighting. I to the

_' OP l'ARM_STOCK. CROP AND lMl‘!.t`!\1EZNTS AT YORK. my trouble." _ melee of 'enraged dogs tanrgled in ' 1 run lnoti-noted to ull by nnrllo Auction on the promises ooonploa oy d 1;rieo soo. ll st all druzsilip and their traces slid tho iied.~wlth the

Q ` }V$ltot l'. Dookendofl; at York, In Queens Counth ` V f-in,-:"2 y°‘Z1.’,;‘:',§.‘_ h;';f§m_‘|;“ handle oi' his heavy dog-goad ciubbed

g` in 0 t.. , the bewildered Guthrie ran to the

on wsoivasmr, 'rms -mmn on or Aran.. an. mo mm . u

.Arms noun or om: o‘ci.oci¢ rm. --_----¢--.-;-- 1'°l°“° °f Us lifedale. who 101' wma

j-Rall! his Farm, Block, Crop and implements, oomprlsinse

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at ore, and continue or some mo And since then I have had no return ol

Two horses; one toni, one your old; one cow; one coil; brood mil-; two

‘,”#,ii||\'a_ ht toil hay; eighty bm. ooh; straw; oy hinder; hay mower; gan; '

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ilu-row., soniner, tu-nip poipof, threshing ontilt one our hom- M cm mm M .ms of hm, ln

gasoline-origins; _circular nv and spindle, and other articles too nom- ‘M mu -nf ,,,,|,|,,,¢|,,,_ "W" ,M CHU if ICIIUOI- -- - " ’ ' _ . _ _ _~ ont buildings in llrtt olus ropotr.,I%

soto prom. 'mm omit :mm on mmm moe nom oiTi`¢mi 'mira .nom “vous mrlronggixrn.

1 " V " ' . school and 8 re. os r- J9"" "l ~- iottoumi. Apply to ' ' ' .

_ . 3 N. U°°°N4W. alas. lisssia moi-zilcirilsart.

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ing the lin when he followed Shot other mm* That would bring mm m_

ol the Kapiskau-and he had wished to avoid getting into the_river-had hoped to pass well outside, Swinging the team into the nortliwest, he de- cided to travel by compass for ari-

to the north shore, if he were inside the river mouth. It would'also- He looked toward the invisible figlhe nn the sled-the girl who had unreserv- edly placed herself in his hands, who nad entered oil this voyage of mercy thougthlehs of self. The hands in- side his mittcns shut convlilslvely, as a waming Etienne had once given him flashed across his memory. Arid he had brought'l'lel-tile thing most precious in the world to Garth Guthrie-into this. Why had he not camped on the Big Willow?

For minutes Guthrie walked ahead

of his team, praying for signs in the

\ice-a gray blur at his feel:-of the |proi:irnity of the shore. Theri-dés- lperato he stood on the tail or the ‘sled and urged the dogs into a trot as he checked them from circling with the luminous dial he held ln his mitien. For a space Castor gingerly lcd the team into the black wall when through the murk sounded a briiitle bark. i'

Aroused, the yelping huskies quick-

ened their pace. <

"Shot's found the shore-he smells

sometillng,"_cried Guthrie to the girl in front 01 him. "Queer, he barked thoughi"

Again the rough voice o! the alre-

dale broke through the pit-like black- ness Castor answered. With a jerk the huskien started into a last trot.,

They had not traveled tl. hundred

yards whim, directly in front o! the invisible team, sounded Shot/s raw chailange. There was an impact oi hard borllu, Castor‘s snarl ot nge,

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This celebrated expert emphasizes the impor*

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DAPEST-head of the famous

_ H ouse of Pessl, beauty advisors to the aris-

' tocmcy fo`r over 100 years

advises this one _Way 120 .SkiI1.bC21.l1fY

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tance of washing for beauty andwarns against _ the ill-ellfects of soapS H0! SPCC19~l_lY mad¢ ml retain the bloom of a good comPl¢X1°U~ 1

"1oarnanly recommend to my cli- ents that they me only the wflp blended ofpalm and olive oils- The we of Palmolivc is especially important because its M' tion leaves the skin in a. healthy.

` smooth, normal condition wflidl

is the very foundation of G NW' _

nful ooioplexi»_on.” _

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IN gay Vienna, where the women ue enchanting; in romantic Budapest. °U the Danube-there is one name in ben'-19’ culture which his been recognized for over a hundred years'-the name of Pessll

Today, in the celebrated shop across ~ frgm the opera in Vienna, S. Pcssl cirf ries on the traditionpf the l"¢S!l l'|lm¢- The crowned heads to which he has ministered are evidenced by tht? 1’°Y“l crescheis aurhorisedtodisplayabovcthc windows of'his typically-Viennese shop. To his select patrons, llcssl recom- mends a. very simple treatment for retaining youthful lovelincss . _» - thi! same treatment advised by the outstand- ing beouzy specialists of Park, B_¢flI0» Rome, London, Grnava-everyWh¢r¢-

Palm and olive oil: in soap _

"I should naturally have led, by my knowledge of thecomplexion df¢¢¢l of palm and olive oils,'.' says S. Peul. “co have invented A soap made exclu- sively from them." _ "As these oils are already C°mbill¢'i in Palmolive Soap." M°°°i¢“f Pml explains, "I earnestly recommend to my patrons that they use only this soap.

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Tbefamous "international" af-1

ment for a lovely skin i The poisonous and dangeto core- tiom of dirt and dust, of mn 2114

oils, as they are blended in Soap, acc to soften thcskin,

To get the utmost

olive Soap, you are urged experts to follow this a day: withboth hands latller of Palmolive water. Massage it gently

itcing ic to

geeinthcm of all

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Anice

massage is invigorating- - "

M. Pessl's advice isechoedliy such

famous specialists as Linn Ca _ierh of Paris; Elise Bock, of Bctlin Berth: Jacobson, of London. Wh _ Omm seek the bm skin cn-e they told: wash for beauty with Palme _ Soap.

Auction Sale at

Thursday, April 4th at 1 o'ciook

date the ioliowlngz 1 driving wagon, 1 express wagon, 1 washing maclline, 1 cart and wheels, 1 Wood sleigh, 1 box sleigh, churn, plough, sepai~n‘.'>r_ set oi harness, Also all holiseholfi furniture, lliclurllng. parlor, dining room, and kitchen. 30 hens, dlshev. carpets, oilcloths, stoves and all nrt- ieles not mentioned.

Solo positive as farm is sold. Terms at sale. "' _

k JOSEPH BOISNER, " North Rn-er. .i. A. Mscoonatn,

Auctioneer. _

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inexplicable reason had attacked 'Cas- ton Mercllessiy swinging the heavy butt of the whip oaliirlg the dogs by name; he blindly fought to fred the onendlng Shot from the knife-like tongs ot Castor and Polllix. A heav- ing mass of mapping jaws, the hm ~k1o|,'~`m\il'»wlth excitement, tripped UFNDUIM 5! tlwlr traeel.°Wol‘e 'ing wildly in tliodsrk at their ononiy

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IMPORTATION PERMITTED Canada 01 horse-1. dvss and poultry and other rumlnsnts. swine and ani- spects the order, ellecti (rom Jon.

- from California, oregon. Nevada and mal fertilizer, has just been issued by 18, is still in eriect. ‘f

ispooioi to the Gum-dioni . Arizona, and ot bonded shipments the canadian Minister oragrlouit- ---. _

WASHINGTON, March 30.-An or- consigned in customs-sealed cars for ure. the Dept._o! Commerce has been ', ‘ ~ ~

der permitting the importation into transit thru Canadian territory, ex- informed by assistant comm _

____ ccpi; shipments of cattle, sheep, goats tilcho North at Ottawa. In other re- DMB 168°-11504 in 3\¢lVl*-2

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