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' FELT LIKE A

Stomach and 'K

Mrs. D. McPherson, of 825

town. _gives Dreco all credit

Here is Mrs. MciPherson's ow

“l suffered ogonles from

I stomach and kidney troubles

until I started taking Dreco. Everything 1 ate would cause gas to form in my stomach which became so ibad at

. times and made -me so dizzy

that l thought I would lialnt. The pains across my back often ‘became so severe that I could hardly do my ,-work. My liver was also very slug- gish and l was troubled a great deal with constipation. I was very nervous and in fact was [eeling like a total wreck. “Thanks to Drcco, however. all my stomach troubles are

Dreco-Ie being specially

by E. A. Foster. it le also sol

TOTAL WRECK

Charlottetown iLady Flnde' Dreeo a Wonderful Remedy for

ldney Troubles

Dorchester Street, Charlotte- for her remarkable ain ln

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health. -Stomach and kidney trouble wore making life a misery for ber until the advent ot’ this new herbal remedy.

n statement:

ended and the pains are leaving me. I am no longer constipatcd. l feel dike a dif- ferent person and Dreco gets all the praise I can give it. for .the wonders it has done for mc. l intend continuing the full treatment and strong- ly recommend Dmco to any- one wlho suffers as ll did."

Draco contains no mercury.

potash or habit forming drugs. it is prepared solely from nature‘s herbs roots bark and leaves and tones and regulates the vltal or- I-Zans. Dreco is the ideal tonic and will help you as it has helped thousands ot' others.

introduced in Charlottetown d in Summereide by Gallant

Drug Co., Limited, in Montague by -H. J. Maroon, in Souris

by Sourla Drug Co.. and by a

good drugglst everywhere.

SOUTH AMERICA NO LONGER lcri HAV_EN FOR FLEEING CROOKS lic

RIO DE JANEIRO, Jnn. 25- In

the old days of slow communica- tion. South America was the sanc- tuary often sought by hard pressed crooks of both Europe and the Un- ited States. Thc latin republic of this continent then gave refuge to hundreds of embezzlers. counter-. feiters. forgets and ylain thieves, enabling them to squander their lll gotten gains in the manner that best suited their uncurbcd temper- aments. -

connections, however, have now made the "fade away" in Smith

Cables, radio. and ten-day shiplltio

America as difficult ns it ls north lit

of the equator.

Bernard Goldstein. for instance.

perl over to Montevideo whore h

had no- sooner stolen a shcaf of checks from the American Express. Company in Berlin and caught at train connecting with a South Ani-

<. ec s

tho Royal liuiik of Can d f

THEliE’S li

REASUN

Why imperial Fox Biscuits are being fed in tho leading fox ranches on P. E .lsisun f L

Why healthier foxes, larger litters, more valua e

bl pelts are B

produced wlherever Im-peraii Cod-Liver-Oil Fox Biscuits are regularly

fed.

Why losses have been eliminated and more puppies raised to matur- S

ity when Imperial Fox Biscuits have been the principal diet

experience proves it applies to foxes as wcll as other domestic animals I Moat and fish sulpply protein. Imperial Cod-Llvcr-Oil lox biscuit furnish Church' Soeiet .-Ern s Carbohydrates and iat (energy and heat) all are essential to a erfect A

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diet. Some of the acknowledged ranchers are using those blscuits_.L.

daily during t-he winter season.

Order through your nearest dealer or direct from Factory, C

720-1-1 tl.

Charlottetown, P. E. l. ,ll

MESSRS. FRED’k HUTH & CO.

announce their

Spring Auction Sale of

SILVER

FUXES

and other American Foxes

LONDON, APRIL 2nd, 1924 and following days.

Silver Foxes for this 'sale should be

mlailed from P.

MARCH

E. Island by 10TH

E. H. RAYNEII,

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Soliciting

Agent

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To Mesure C. M. Lempson 6. Com.

Silvcr Fox intended for Messrs.

C. M. Lnmpson & Company's Lond- on Sales should he-shipped by Rc- gistcrcd Mgii, and packed in par- ccls weighing not over 4 lbs. 6 ozs. or by Express, if more convenient.

If shipped by Registered Mail,

the autor covering should be of un- bicschcd muslin or similar matcrini

Summerside, P. E. L and thc following address should

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.lt ..._-l.-. »< sau- .. .fam-

o plainly marked on the outside of tho package:

C. M. Lampaon & Company.

64 Queen Street. London, E. C.

, England. _ In addition- the sblppor's name

and nddrcss should be placed on

3 the outside of the package, to on-

. - I ` able Messrs] Lampson & Company

to identify the package upon arriv-

al Que” sue” al. and packages should be numb-

London

Public Auction sales or 5 ""1 ¢ C"'“l"“¥ “Y R°5"'°'°“

RAW

FURS ._

'S in

January, April and October

Represented bi ‘-‘

ALFRED FRASER _

lll Fifth

Avenle, i

New York -I

, liilver Fox and Cross rex

umm in -sipna alma ca

London to avoid the payment ot the 50 per cent duty im- ` posed by the United States Government.

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cred consecutively from No. 1 upwards. '

Furs consigned to Messrs. Lamp

Mali or by Express may be insured under the terms of their open policies from the time they leave the shippers' possession until de-

- su" an held liversd to their final destination.

provided that tho shipper advhos Alfred Fraser promptly and en- close; Poet Office Registry re- ceipt or Express receipt.

if insurance under the terms of

Messrs. Lampeon A Company's open policies is desired, the above instructions should be carefully followed, and a letter of advice should be lent to Alfred Fraser, 212 Fifth Avenue. New York, N. Y.. listing the number of packages shipped. the number oi' skins in each pecill-ee ned the amosni of insurance deeimi on each package. and the Poet-Otfice receipt or horses receipt must accompany the latter oi' advice.

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::_il/_\;r_t_1_:»_i_l_lr.__li_?_w__allliP_il<_lli__ilwai gh hnuhl uuughler or Mr ...ui 'hm hilnmisr. and heartless reducer

Mwnomld “us me l;‘3_1)m_nr William Gelllert of Morell Rev T His record ig almost without _

E Palethonpo of Mount Stewart was parallel.

guard?" at hi' "°Y°~ Hi! WISP also present at the services. In 1015 a clerk, aged 27. lie left

one 0' 1. 12',” U § his dcsk and pnlncd the Army. _ ,

....°SELKiRK NOT-E8.-'Mr. Hugh Until that time he had been re- '

-VERY BUDDEN DEATH _ f

Mrs. George Bowness, widow of C' Mophw' Blacksmith’ is domg H gnrded by those who knew hun* l

e Superintendent, Teachnru _-md, ` live fatly witlmut work. Only for a _

Officers of-tile Sunday School, Pro-I .Cl.lal.?01l1le}l{,L:,€ S,ge?3t_',l_ short time. however. A few mouths lin. He was .sentenced to six -

fussor Earle. the members of the J;,,l_ lg 1914 after di-serting his wife he was ""0"Ul*l TUV lfll‘C0ny bvinrc tlic until .

choir and the Ladies of the Coil- Dm Sll. _A llllle over ,l 'year urrcstcd for n daring jewel theft, of 1922~ And 0 ` ' ~

Sregatlon for their valuable ser- 'F ’ lk lll, .l ls convicted and sentenced to eight °

vlces rendered durlng the Dust ago 1 was strc en w dlmrn Yrs mm________

year' and my in B' helpless con 0: or Next u 'Manchester ylrl fell a

Addresses were made by the Rec- about a month' No one who new villtfm to his plauglbliit and

tor. Mr. Justice Hasznrd, Mr. W. E. my "°“dm°" ever expected to seo cllmm He ersuadell ll I; le.

_}3lm¢|@v_ Malo, rl-_ E_ lvlacltlult and me recover. Some friends strongly h - __ D _ _ or o___avc f-° wr., :re .F;~.f:.-;:. ‘:.z';f.1...' 21': The meetln ad an *Ver "me 9° 'a 0" ec ' ’

again Monduyggveiwllllgntiglgie tlfglgwit to do so. As soon as I began to use £0 live with him ii.s his Wife.

um hour of .L30 °.clock_ ' ll l commenced to lm_l,l-.,v¢,_ G,-ad. When a child was born, how-

uslly i got stronger, sleep returned ever. he left her just as callousiy as my lwllellle improved and .me cl;-. he had left his Rugelcy bride a

culation was restored. Yea? b@f0l"G. _

The man wh., ml", ll famlly nl l am now nearly as well as ever But VinC6niS i'HSBi0n f0l' i1UBinS

rluu nhiinrsn and 5,...-ls llmm well -able to shovel snow and do other ,Bs 11 WHI' hero Wa-S to be his un- in nfs mm deserved more of hh, turns. to the great surprise ot my doing. He was encountered in a ,:,_lmlry mlm __ sucessful g__ne___ll_ old ,ll.lemls_ billiard--room whilst sporting five A _ To any wiho need health. 1 would decorations hy an old Army serg- D. t. f any to get a Famdor and use it cant-inajer. who unmaskcri him.

Irec Ions or properly. I am sure it is the best The result was H sentence of one

y e ora ons.

1 The iloregolng is addressed to W. No sooner was he out of gaoi

E. Enman, Farador Representative. than he set about his pilicrlng. lla r

138 Hillsborough St.. Charlotte- was arrested. convicted, and sunt- i

'~_- town. Ask for literature. ence_d to six mouths' imprison-

'--' men .

Plny. Londom from Prince After serving his six months he EdWl'°d NNW IW R°l|\f' made for Warwick, wllcrc he iictoil

ered Mall or Express -- precisely a.s he had done before.

'W' SUMMERBIDE MARKET

Dairy butter . . . . . . . . . . . .. .28-30

EggsPcrDoz....

Potatoes . . . . .. . . _ . . . . .40-45

Oats per bushel --.4 Hay . . . . . . . ._ 1-ildcs....l......

Eggs per doz Pork . . . . . . . . . . . . .

BOURIB MARKET

Dairy butter . . . . . . . . . . . . ... Eggs 0ats....... Potatoes Hay . . .. Pork . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

MONTAGUE MARKET

Flutter . . . . . . . . . l~2ggs.... .» - 0s.ta....... Potatoes Pork . . . . . . ...

MURRAY HARBOR

Butter..................... Eggs . . .

Pork . Oats Potatoee........... . . . . . ...

GHARLOTTETOWN MAR

Butter . .. Oats Potatoes .. Hey .. Pork

Butter

ligls Potatoee`..............

Onto .. ..............l0

_Uerrete ..................._

.....40-

0-45

$10

5 35

6-9

35 38 40

38 ll 1

80 35 40 40

6-9

30 40 9 45

KET

Eggs .....45-'50

....88-40

4| 45 55 9%

MT. STEWART MARKET

lll 8| 40 713 ._“

to Isabel Ruth Pike, the infant months’ inmrlfwnlnelit i the

-SUMMERSIDI AGENT- M daughter of Mr and Mrs Addison I-0l1¢l0n 565810115-

Byron MacDo

the late G _ great streak ol' business in Selkirk. his home circle and his employers denly at fézlgsnlzgxlrfdgz dvi3:d:‘;‘si_ -His many trlellds are pleased to ng n decent, rngpecinblg young

dal' evening. January 23_ whllo ____ lelarll th_l._l h;i_r, .l_ohn P. c. i_uu-Duhaid fellow,

` tending services in the Methodist n V on ce 0 B rewvm ng from As U' recruit ho “h°wed gm"

church lllm_e_ she had been Bm his recent illness.-Mrs. McDougall promisa H0 was quick to 1@nm_ joymg he, ordlnary good health Oi N0W YOFK. iS Visiiiliil friends in well behaved, keon. In 1916. but a

_‘_ and showed no indication of any `M°“u°d"°' the guest °f Mrs' 'Men' V0" later' he W” "°°°'""‘°"ded by

__ ‘ abnormal c¢,ndl¢l0,l_ lvll.l_l_ B0w_ M°Pi1'00~-'Ml'- GGUFSB M0D0l_m|d~ his commanding officer for n com-

es.. he.-it thuu the police or Rio ness was u life Ions resident or He""‘"““g"' “"“'°d. "°““’ ""°“‘ "1lHS’|°"~ 1" “ill” "IMG ""1" 12 _l__"clm_ Su__toH_ _Montevldo and Kenslnglon Dlstrlcl and was held Britisli Columbia alter an absence monllls he ,-050 ll-om the rank of

nueuuu Air.-s rucuivea cabled ries- in high esteem by her many iid. °‘ "“""*“‘°"°'§ Ye““~*M‘"- -"'"‘°*’ private to that of contain.

criptlons of tht- man and his crime. lllifllls fl'i0ndS. To mourn ner sud W"5°“ mid fi nymg Visit ‘U N“` Then. the fiorcc stress of war

ll G(,l,l.,lcln had not been umm. and sudden death are four child- 1-“ge recently' °"m`mi’3 ‘Ms his i-mt' found 'the weak link in the armour A

iinlly wilcy null lucky lie would "mi Ml'5~ W- H- Dlll'!‘&Ch. Kenslng- mr i_“ g'°°d ”°ndm`°” and is ]°°k' Oi' this mnn.

have lm.” c,,,,gl,¢ whoa he ln-esem. ton; Mrs. E. H. Jacques, South 'F5 f°'“""d °° th” "“°°“ °" N“' Vincent had gone to France with cd one of thc stolen checks nt a Amb°Y» N- J.. H881!! and H. C. "age P°“d‘“M"' Joh" L' Mcphee the famous East Lancashire Regi- liiiciios Aires bank. The police KGUBUIKIOYI. Flll19l'8l notice \vill ‘S may getting his g“H°h"9 engmc ment. ln the hour of trlul hc failed; wwe rlglll ul lll, ll0,._l,,_ He cash. be given on advice from daughter ready t0 “W mths fm me 'M°Ki"` he was not able to stand the or- oil the chuck, however. and skip. ilbrosd. Y._ , _’_;_";“h&_C&r___1€\;_St9‘;__ f‘_=l'3§°l'Yé°~‘M_\`- ,|ca| of |,alt|e_ ag _ _ _ _

0 ~ C ‘ae c y 0 en 0 (mr H l<`i»i' lin ui`|'|i'crt orc is hilt nne fate ' _ A ` _ ., .

repeated tin- nerfvrnmnce with the A - - ’0°°""l’ 0"' 8 businesd "ll’-"'M"- :hr cuwurnlculuwthc nice ofthe cn- "lm ogrmoifl gmlmmmly will" _mme lmmm. mm.gln ol safety Wilfrid McPhee is busily engaged __"_y_H0 was cdnvlclcd un__Scn_Cnc_ a_nd cu s.k _soubn dn _co_l»r, ___ .l.l_(__ __ollc__ of both Buenos Alma _ ‘ln hauling homo his wintcr's wood.led to be __not_ ,nm C0_“n_and__r______ s ash pocd c oun__ _ ll _ ie _.lr _l_ iinil Mmitcvilic-0 cabled warnings t0 St, S W Chlelr comlmltml tho penalty lo one shade mt 3 ‘mwko a_[‘“t C0 L U .

.lu Junuim with the result thu: _ ....~wH|s1° PAn‘rv._'rh0 mehr. of lhmc years. _,ml _,c.,,,l__,_l,,__ b“'"°““ 1'0"' “°° ‘° ‘W S ~ i

Bernstein was captured when hc bers oi' the Whlst Clwb ol Selkirk HC had lmml Blwlllng “ml 0l,laln_ prcsoiiti-tl one of the stolen 'h 'li' were -enjoynbiy entertained Tues- lng llllngq by l»l.mlll_ on _ lllmm

a ii o ~ day evening, January Sth, at the ` ~

th city. . Th” A""““' General MBBUHK 0! hospitable heme of Mr. /\_ J. Mac- °h‘"“°” “ls” h° “'a“~ °"""°“""

SL l,aul.s Congresatlon was held Adam No_w__hst_md___g _he cold Vincent left the Army u disgraced

In St' Paurs Parish Ha" °” M°n' 'ill the members and quite it few nmn'

1,.-i th»» ri;.»;.¢.~.....< sing praises nr day cvonlng tho 21s-t, instant. There Qlsllorg were llresonl The llonols 30°" "ff" U10 Al°"llSli00 U10 sold very well. Rcd fox, Kniiicliat-

Liu-ir 1-luiiti-...mill-su if they have was ri fairly large attendance. The lm. llla`ylng were carrléd Dll by was bfllflllce Of his S011'-‘H100 Of P0l1fl\ ka. sold very well. Other Russian ,.,.__l|_,. ,,______ ,_.,__l_l,,,l lu do “,,l,ng_ ltector, the Rev. H. D. Raymond M. Fmma Mol-,hae and Ml. Mlcllacl Hl‘1`\'|lUll0 Wil-S 00llHl\lli0<l DY U10 sold well. American sold well.

A occiipled the chair Total re ' ` ` Kin A f W nil IH! ll

_ _ _ _ _ _ g. o mo is er e was

ccints for the year as shown by the x‘l’;2;y'_?_brew`l_;'lI;’en°};f_ l€l?;':°lS?;;l‘;2 llvini: at Rllilcicy. thc little town in

report submitted by th People’s _ ` _ Staffordshire famous ns the scene Warden amounted to $10.el42,il0. B_|S*l0l1 and Mr. __l_’<l:ierMMcl;l_;IiS~ T°" nf the arch pniuuiuu-, nr. rnimhr.

The following officers were elect- ;‘lfl'2’e;ef);,0dSelxral Ssol The alzdféz _llcrc he won thc affections of n

cd for the ensuing year: i l, -1 l _ l N_ w_ ld f i 1 ||_ Reetor’a Warden-Col Charles Present and was accompanied by so y°""g 3 1” IWUPUSU mil" BHG 1'1" Skunk, so a r y we

- many ,lllllllles_ as made the mem was accepted. To iicr hc told li Skunk, S, E. sold poorly, Skunk.

Hgh' » bers sorry the whilst pai“i.los were glowing -St0l`Y Of mil PUSIMWI. his IOWH. S0|ll fairly W0"-

__|)’_;°P|°l WlPd°n-GEOTSB D- D0- golllng lowel._ Exccllcm lust,-mme". past record :ind his roscato pro-

` t l iisi s furnished and tile liliflffffl f0¥` Um fliillfff-

ylgggresentatlves to Diocesan lflglllmlanflalxllc ,,n_l,,yed_ A unalll. Married in Dccciubcr of 1918, in ,

‘ [mms vote of thank-5 was iemlemd March of the following year he in- well. 1-Z silver sold well, 3-4 silver

_ l_ul:,qt'_`)'nJ'lstic° Haszard’ Judge Wm"ltlie host and hostess and those who inrmml his young bride that he _sold fairly well. Szilc opens wiili

A 'PERFECTLY BALANCED RAT|0N Subllltuta. _L B Mlller Emcstliiclped to make the evening pleas-‘\voiild liavii to leave licr on busl- bcavor at 10 u. in. Tuesday.

ls a term now mall undorslood by succcsslul_sl_0ck false” lmll.Clmmplon_ ' a_nt nftcr which all departed to ness. She nevcr saw iilin again.

Repnunlnlvu to Dl°“"n.t\cir homes. How lie lived during this period

is now known Iic adopted rlme as

palmen _ l _ _ times, lived well. by systematic U Vg",-y__A A_ p0mel.oy_ Ernesl Cured of Panalysls jewel thefts. Usually he took that

_ hnml,|¢m_ L_ A_ }{a"al.,l_ L_ B_ Mll_ . __ despicable path by which a man. ler, Charles Wil|inmg_ W_ v_ pm-,ll,,_ Hem ls lmulllcl. llnk ln me long having obtained the affections of

C0., _and tho Church Wal-dem, (mall ol- evldml glv ,b ml-ul n woman, is able to do with her

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Aud|¢g"__W_ H_ Altlwm Cllnrlesluserg of the Facrgdorell Tgloigl who (opium as lm ll|¢»n5@¢[_ lciiriptcr from some crazy roinanci. B Lon rth' `

- - EWU . k M _ B l lll . l ll In this way. and by n scrlos of Votes of thanks were tendered lxmlullressoy on W mwg" ze S jewel thefts, Vincent contrived tn 0

than li chapter ironi tbc real lilo 6

f modern London. _

But yet again Nenicssis ovcntnokl _

He courted a dcciit girl and. under I premise of marriage. brought her

to London.

Aflcr some weeks spoilt in a I

shabby lodging hoiisc, his dupe wrote to.hcr parents. but bciorn ’

*W ‘ ' “= ' E" Western Guardian A Eastem Gnardim Y' A I

-ai-ior nom Hoimurs camo; _'eller :rom Holman catalog . ? 'fi ” n I n 1 _mt smrii wui he at the ur. --°lA8TlRN AGENT'-Mr. J. flce of B. Graham Rogers, Summer- W- Mll¥'d°°|¢ U |10' Glllrllllll

shin, Thursday. Friday and saiul-~ Assnt in Mont-neue. and will be

ary, Jun. zitn, zsih and zsth huy. aimed to receive new items. nd- ~

ing silver fox and other furs for "°l'U°|l18» -705 Pfillii-lil. BBW and TW' nun, 133.1.23.4l renewal aubecribilone. tt (BY D°"“"|°” NW” S°""I°°)

._¢ARD op -|-|,|A~Ks_»l~lm lam_ ..__e.3pEg|A|_ 5Ap11|gM~|_ 353, 'LONDON, Jail. 25.--Described

ily of Ml-_ John M_ Read” Tlgnlsm _V|cEs.-.On Wednesday me 23|-d by a detective as "the most callous- heartily thank than fl-lends who inst the »Rev.'Robert‘M.Br0dle held "°"'“d °°°““d"‘=| il” M" '~"'" so kindly assisted them during his special Bairtlsmal Services at ~Mll- mel." Hamid Gerald Vincent. an recent illness and death- also mpg.; bum and Morell at which lie admin <'X Captain in a famous rcslnwnt who contributed spiritual offerings istered the Sacrament of Ba tism ha! lust |100" BOUIEHCBII i0 “U18

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___ D nald of tha Mmpou. Pike, Milburn; also -tio Reagh Wil. The criminal career of this man ' I I e

l a r ., _ _

UK C0 is now Guardian re. linm M00m_ the infant gon of Ml- roads like the story of a creature

; Dresentative in Summerlside and and Mrs. Lewis Moore ot' -Milburn of fiction convicted coward. per- ¢

will be pleased to receive news and to Miriam lEvelyn Geller: the slsient thief incorriglble liar. ‘\ _

-in tile .sketch -would make an at

Mongolian .sold fairly well.

Continues the

. Annual Sale u

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oooooaele '

room lots

This splendid land interesting ad

tion io the STOCK TAKING SA]

. commences this morning. I Our W

SCI-lOOlL DRESS IN BEL'l`l.l§SS l)aper has been going throw

the stock preparatory to Stock taki and in all cases where a pattern sold down to one or two room lots- has been thrown out-tied up in lots to suit average size room matched border included and the lc placed on sale .at a ridiculous price.

LAN DLORDS, HOTELS, BOARI

ING HOUSES should see this barga oilering as soon .as the store opei this morning.

If you have .a room to do-NOW

- your chance. f

FORM

A slim Ibeltiess model as shown

tractivc school i`rock for tho 'teen-

o Miss its onlv trimming um

__-1-Q-xl- NEW YORK FUR SALES

Rsport ef the First Day's Sale

January 21st, 1924-Wh-ite Fox

lilac fox. sold very well. '

Cross fox. sold well.

Fisher, sold fairly well. Skunk. N. E. Sold fairly weil._

Clvct cat sold very wnll. Silver fox, full silver sold well,

black sold very wcll 1-4 silver soiil

-____.__ig ing this girl and liar babies; howl ie swindled thoso who trinl

y c t Champion. ' ‘ I Q f l _ ‘ t°|

A_ pl-,m,,l.o_v_ H_ C_ Lowe_ Harold Charlottetown Man , ii profession. Ho lived, anti, at e rend him. how ho tricked

#IA _'fa

ing prospects, roads more like

i\§llLn:d's Llnlnlcnt for Sprnlnn

W' _ l " *“'* "‘-* °°°°°° f~--~ -»-_---_-“ ____ _...__-__ __ ___ __ _Y i* l' _‘L 4_

they colild nrrivo Vincent had disappeared. Later bo was hcnrd of in the poiicc-court. whnrc ho was charged with unlawfully wear- ing iniiitary ilccorations and sentcnccil to nnothcr six monfths.

Vincent camo out of prlsnn in

1022, and before two months wore Hone lm hail yet unotlicr poor girl ln his tolls.

With this girl, whom he had iii-

velglcd to a Pimlico lodging houno undor promise of marriage. ho ‘liv- nd until .sho gave birth to twins. ’l'hon,as in the previous case. he callously left her. utterly pennl. loss.

How Vincent lived aitor desert-

PLEASE

NOTICE

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I have gone out of 1

credit business. Ev- erything will be sold much cheaper for cash and trade. It will pay you to give us a call.

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lu brought up to auto. Charlottetown

I expensive to purchase and

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‘ This Set Contain

‘» - it 144 Playing Piece!

64 Counters 4 Racke 1 Book of Direction

__ All in Attractive B0

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' and the Ma .lonil W'

-- f pens (printed ill

\ where.)

It Is Not Hard To Ask The People

Play who Play

The two popular iellaclaa

||,°llg 9,, nm. l. that ll l. they will tell you that it re.

qulrea no special talent to

Plly-no technical akill le

Understand Whit ‘ People Mean

tiles", the "int WM'

difficult to play. .ly lniroduo- "formln||' llil °|l°"|"“ M

ing this 80° eet we have

needed. The people who play will tell you too, how faeein. ating it 'ie to match the lay

wmv." ~»»iu»winq." wi few other terms .ol _ game

brought the game within the reloh of everyone, thereby

hlph colt, while the book of dlreotlone which accompanies our pam. makes the rulae clear and the game ready to master.

four of e kind or three el g sequence, how satisfying It le t° "mms" “ nine. me to

_ win the game.

other people olll Pill nf M can-and all you need U" 'ln ofdtr to “come an U0: le to buy and ilu WI 5°'

we are new oiierlill-

Our Supply Is Becoming Eximugted

In contracting for li unusually large number of the pamee, we felt we had

illviid NIO Iseli demand but we evidently were mistaken. The interest in the elm' and the desire ilor a populaeprlced 'set were much greater than we anticipated T" result is that our supply is diminishing rapidly and, ae wg arg Mg .un gy. Wm as abil to get more oi' them at the advantageous rate of the #ret let, we urge you to 'uae ill* ooupon at once.

BETTER COME IN TODAY.

L. ANDERSON,

St. P61ieI"8'

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The ilhariottotown Guardian

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