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False Iulll are wam In Unw- .iands qf mouths today because (hue simple rules of health were iilmosi unknown a fewgears ago

en 'years too late

most 'people seek Protection

The greatest mistake you can make is to wait until gums are swollen and lpougy before you begin to think of pyorrhea. A famous British doctor states that many people have this dis- ease for ten years before the symptoms appear.

And pyorrhea is to blarnc for lialfof

all adult teeth extracted. Protect your- self noiv from this disease of neglect. You should, of course. sec your den- tist twice a year.

Arid. in addition. keep teeth clean-

massage the gums-with Forhan's, the dentists' clcntifrice. It was originated by R. J. Forhan, D. S.. a specialist in oyorrhea.

Brush your teeth at least twicea day

with Foriian's, for it is z\ mild. safe, scientifically correct cleanser, which

FORHAN

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restores your teeth to their natural gleaming beauty.

At the some time; use For-han's for

massage (full instructions with every tube). It is specially prepared to tone up the gums when applied with gentle rubbing, and to awaken sluggish circu~ lation. The health ofthe gums depends on this circulation. Only when they are firm and strong can they hope to re- sist infections which bring such trouble to almost every adult later in life.

Here, then, is double protection in

Forhan‘s-a protection which every member of the family should have. Adopt Forhan‘s as your dentifricef it comes in two sizes, 35: and 60e-just a few cents per tube morethan ordi- nary toothpastes, and exceedingly well worth it. Forhan's Ltd., Montreal.

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it for granted that you do not wish

‘men-Master Ormerod-to-to-"

“And why not?" he replied.

‘They are enemies As 1 have had

Ormerocl has sought to contrive my

terms " I demanded, taking a hand

table in London, entirely ignoring the huddled corpses at his feet, the _line oi' bodies stiffening in the bit- ter cold against the stakes and the attendant cordon of Indians whose

faces studied him as their fingers; itchcd to resume the torture.

"An undertaking to abandon this

wholly barren persecution of myi ci1tci'in'ises," he decided. “I should require the signature of Governor Burnet to the document.” _ . “And my companions here?" I asked curiously.

“You forget that even my powers

are necessarily limited." he said, "1 could not possibly snatch from my peoples vengeance Iroquois warriors

They Have Been Tried And Found Excellent

Why l)odil`s Kidney Pills Are

amd u licip ini all Kidney Ailmcntzsi

to remain and view their labors?" c i “You would leave these~these h

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occasion to tell him ere this, Mast r

ruin. But I am a reasonable man. ia I am always willing to discuss F terms." _ y “And what mlgiit you mean by t

in the conversation.

Hc deliberated as unconcernedly tr

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Now is the time in h'\\'c vour Fiir ' d A | ini mantle of silence enveloped the l » < 'v. .~»a-- .__-. .- . ~

Coats rvpuircd or rcnmdcned ___ "H0 .ill 1 »1rrl“_‘ _ Pfil _tl V; _ .Haut Pnquctiill.. N. B.. April 28.-_ccuii.1l place for the second time. kemeI_ I forced B portion upon Ta_ |0110 l'h"“'°vh_"':"~’5_ "V 5-‘“ “ _lf ' l lspccnilr--I was grciitiy ailiictcdf “O my people," boomed a harsh

MRS- D. D.-"1VlS0N ` |‘"¥'-0" M"7‘l""5 btnblci u““t“"' ‘Q with Kidney trouble when my child-_'voice in the Cal‘i.'.llug3 di8i9C!.

__ 5¢‘">` Whan- ren were born. My mother advised “verily Hn-ne-go-atc-geh has claim-

_ WELUNGTON M"NE“‘L' me to take Dodds Kidney Pills. I cd you! You are mad! You toy h d th _

ninnniw 1.iimn.-na nn- viii... .1 D,QO_~b3Z0iIQ'ID,QQ33J.1D.D.€81QOi£!£t31<3.0J tool: several uoxes and have had no with your enemies here when the Ong' “Fi enda I_“'h°m gkmicd

_ _ trouble since, my husband has also “fari-i0i~5 of ihc Long House are as Em 0 5;? an _Mmmy_st'epped m' " ' ~ _ __ . _ , o r s, c t ' 'l

im;-;f:.-=wereadoaoovxxootonaotozfnsoosoioautonrtaoixaoxaobavtomtoimwzsand “Sm "}°’“~ HL hd* Suflclffd with very thick slung ine Doom 'rrnii as ine °" m an "mm “ 8 9 pmw' g

_ had Kidncys und has hopes of beingifullmg leaves of autumn The on his head’ his linen Spotless’ his

entirely rclieved He feels | b

Notice to Lobster Fishermen 3: “S “S

iumnicr prices.

170 Prince Street.

\492-4-2-thursattue-imc.

or in any moment ,

____ This letter comes from Mde. Sian J. the Iroquois wifi be hem ‘They have ‘A g°°d mormw t° you' Mast"

Aube, a reside t f th

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The Lobster Fishing' Seas on will open on ,Frida_v, the ~ ~ ' burned Ga' ° M gen The sn” °

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first day of l\I1u'- IN one Shall l<‘f1\'0 U10 Sh01`C f01' UW fish' P°"“‘f“`“l' “°” "‘*°“~“5° °‘ ‘he P’°'“' iiiiiiiiiiiiilis lsntyrimiiieg miiifiimiili' weneach ofius have that . _ _ _; __ __ . _ _ _ _ - th k_ b i _ ' ' _ w c oi. er wans. In h ing mounds “ith buois. anciiois, iints, oi oihei iohstei d __f§y“c‘[°;_“ “t "muse °f ‘he bringing doom upon its Keepers: C e su” “

Doddfs Kidney Pills are purely and His wfrds were dmwned in a (T0 be Continued)

simply a Kidney remedy They racket oi firing from the heart ot' strengthen the kidneys so they can the Em W°°d' A number °f the do their inn work or straining the False FMS emerged f’°m the impurities out of me b10od_ shelter of the firs, their awful masks

` Pure blood coursing through the Wabbung unstendlw- . ‘

S- T- GALLANT. ' body carries to' the different. organs "The People °f the I-058 H°“5°!"

Supggiwisgi' 01' Fisheries the nourishment they need to keep are °°m9!"

_ them sound and healthy. “We are attacked back and front,” _ _ '

Doddg Kidney Pills can be ob Snarled Murray ..Weu_ Master 0

fishing gear, before the hour of six o‘cloek a. m. on the morning of the above mention cd date.

Fisherincii are requested f0 |10 I-Ellided 3CC0l'dil\gly»

otherwise they :ire liable to be Prosccuted.

The Registered Clydesdale Stallion 5 ` “GRAIGEllFLOWER” 25895

will stand for the season of 1930

_ Leave Arrive Leave

at th e Montreal Ch’town Ch’town

May 12 May 13

_ . . May 20 May 25 May 37 in which he dwelt. 5

Breed your mares to this outstanding Stallion. i~,,,¢,,igi.iiy thereafter. In :ne doorway iney passed in P U I N S

First mp Cwmwn can he comma” await the coming of Murray. Hc

arrived presently, with Mar T ` 1 _

For further information and terms apply' to ‘ _ PRov|Nc|Ai_ DEPARTMENT or AoR|cu|_‘ruRE,` "”'"""'""'

Charlottetown Agents,

tained fiom all drugglsts, or The 0l"m€I`0d. YOU 9-nd Our frien l

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umnssccem- D°dd's Me°"°‘"° C0 Ltd Toronto 2, ‘chief are excellent hostages -1 S/

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Ont. i He bellowed a series of commands "'55-54,i:s?§iii5i5fiiii:i'=:=§‘2i§=.:f-'_-.rf..-.===.:.:==.=-:sn

out of the confusion, and dispatched i ‘_

_ _ _ Clarke St€£il'i`lSl`llp C0.,Ltd. one party of Keepers into the wood "

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S A to resist the attack from that_ An amazing __emedy_act_s in a

PHSS@ngers and Freight Calling quartel' Another b°dy he sent few seconds and causes no pain. The

at Quebec and Gngpe 003,; po", through the village to hold the_ corn shrivels up End losselnstgnother

app;-oanhes of the Doom T_.au_ application or wo an e corn

Under his directions the remainder* gffgpghfxtis jusvtv‘;:lJ(§Er§,u£;§‘E.sitCiusl;

7.30 a, m, 7_0() a_ m_ 8_0” “_ m_ ot the warriors unbound the surviv- Ext;-sem- works. You can bu Pu

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Agricultural Hall, Gharlottetown .'1‘.';'," 22 "1"" 2° of" 2° .2§..'i§§“I.‘l°1f..§§"`..Z§`.f.§ZZk°i..i.'l`§ 355'i5‘S°35i35°-X' r

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hanging unwillingly on his arm,

or Wm_ Bateman in ch3_|»ge_ "The prisoners?" he rasped in an-

,_, , ,,,-. . . . . an nr. nuiazshilia;~i~x-ini-x-xoxox-:ruin nz~.nuzuz-ininxuinxui-x»:~:-ini 5“`e|` 50 the fl'-l95l5l0D Uf 0UI' 8U¥ll`dS- 980 4-'15-S'ittuethui3i 4720-4-14-tuthursattill May 9th. Take them to the cellar. Look to

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The finest range of KAYSER HOSIERY and GLOVES in Prince Edward Island is now being shown here daily, and you :ire invited to examine the displays. Stock up with hosiery with a good name-hosiery on which you can depend all the time, hosiery of beauty, hosiery of excellence, hosiery that is correctly shaded.

$1.25, $1.50, 1.75, $1.95

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in-sive yi "'“`" ~ -

Mrs. William Buchanan ...... .0

' J. L_ .reuy '1.00

‘°°“"““°d’ men f¢d-hmded in an attempt W Mrs s M ivinci-ray‘ 1.oo

m”5°°’e them-" i Mrs: I-larry Francis 1.00

“You forget Marjory that m

- 1 Y I llllllhed- Mrs. Harry Arnett 1.00

savage henchmen have work to do,” "You do not t k

Ye HOW me. Mur- Mrs. Percy Alien 1.00

he answered nonchalantly. "I take r "

SY- Mrs. A. H. Affleck ............ 1.00 “Possibly YOu are subject. to edu- Mrs. W. P. Cameron 2.00 ation," he retorted, buttonlng 'up Mrs. Sampson Walsh .'15 is sreutcoat- "Come, Mariory." Mrs. wiiunin Ross .iso She drew sway from him, Mrs. Harry Ross .30

“I choose_ to remain," 'she gaid Mrs. George Curtis . . . ... .30_ idly. ` “‘°*' "I choose that you shall not." $2135 He waved his hand in unmlstak- 4234'4'28'1i‘

ble signal or 'release to the watchful

aise Faces and their followers. `A ----

eli of satisfaction swelled from ` heh. hungry throats and they dashed their security if you value your rwnrd_ lives."

.. .Twill be dhmun ‘or me to com An echo of distant shouts reached 0] them in a few m0mems_., ob_ our cars as we stood there, and

erved Mun_ay_ san; 33,1: Ifeepgrs __s§ea_ml_ng _from tg;

_ Evi oo an a ter ees cer

He looked up m amazement' ab 3 darting, qulck~nioving figures that

ws knew must be the warriors oi the

i ac:-oss the posts of the stockadc we

Eight Clans.

And whilst a squad of savages

conducted us to our prison the rest manned the firing platforms around the siockude and prepared to cover the retreat of the Keepers, who were falling back rapidiy,beiorc the hard- driving attacks of the Iroquois.

I sought for nl word with Marjory

as we entered the door, but Murray deliberately strode between us. All I gained was is. glance from her eyes that bade me be strong and. confid- ent.

Ta-wan-ne-ars sat with his back

to a wall, his eyes fixed on vacancy, his lips murmuring at intervals Ga- hu-no's name. I tried to interest him in what went on without succss. ,He looked at me, and turned his eyes away.

We slept little that night, for \\'c

were vcry cold and we had nn ionic..

BuL_ in thc morning the Keepers' thrust a pan of corn mush within he door and ive atc it to thc last

wan-ne-ars, feeding him with a

stick we found on the floor.

After that wg slept tor several

'om the tailor`s hands.

Ormerod," he began. “I have come bo hold council with you Look yo

use sensible men come to terms."

FOUND

CO}lC\_...D. N. I-I., April 27. (U. P.)

-A full signature of Abraham Lin- coln, rare because he usually signed his name merely as "A Lincoln.” has _been uncovered here by Otis G. `Han-imond, director of the' New Hampshire Historical Society. The l .auihgraph appears on the brigadier- general's commision granted by President Lincoln nearly thrce-quar- ters of a. century ago to Gilman lMo.rsbonn if Exeter.

FALSE ALARM FREES FIRE

CHIEF IN WEDDING PRANK

SAN BENITO, Tex., April 27. (U.

P.)-C. L. Potter, fire chief today was convinced he had married a. re- sourceful woman.

Potters tiremen, on his Wedding

day, locked him ln the city jail, where he was the ony occupant.

His bride, told of the incident,

turned in is false tire alarm and when the firemen rushed out of the build- ing, released her spouse.

RESERVATION STORES WARNED

(U. P.>-.Before each reservation "pay day." store prorgletors are warned against selling to Indians ruhbing alcohol, hitters, or anything '

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Yes, Truly! Genuine

KAYSER HOSIERY

For foirwoy ond green, country or town wecir, this lvolue is unsur- passed. Imagine Kayser style ond wecirobiliiy oi so moderate ci cost. A variety of shades from which

to choose.

Ask for ioox (light service weight) or 1o1x (Chillon). Slendo* Heel.

Other Kayser Styles-$1.25, $1.50, $1.95

mmm M-w. of-. Ann 21 Hos|env.... stoves . . .. uNoeaweAn

MADE IN CANADA

Frodo Morli legislated QQ

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Farm for Sale

Beautifully situated farm of Percy

Myers of 42 acres on the 48 Road at Hazelbrook. This farm is in one oi the best districts in the Province and

is convenient to school, churches, inc

torles and railway station, The buildings are good and are in first

class repair. '

li not sold on or before Wednes-

day the 29th day of April, same will be offered at Public Auction on that day at 2 o’cIock. Also sale of crop.

stock and farm implements. Apply on premises or to

BELL & MAT!-IIESON.

Solicitor!

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