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I.“ ' . . g atients . 2 l _ HEwal l8hewasthe hapgidt gir in the world." roun of tees snd parties. e hirl of pleasure, and she _ o wonder what was the matter. LToo tired to go out-and he- el ue becoming tired of her‘! w ' ltwaa at this point that Mia argaret Belden of Les Angeles m oke up to the fact that some- ntlsing had to be done about it. KMen want pals. not patien " “ he rrritm. “I went right to iny vdoctor. Dc you know what he Isaid’! Rut-and Nujoll ‘m PWith a prayer in my heart and Nuiol ii: my medicine [cabinet I began to ﬁght back to ‘ibeing the healthy. robust, happy igirl I had been before. Two months ﬁpasaed. No more tears-no more "hWOYTYiHK, no more had dreams. To- day I beat him on the tennis court, bud although h: can out-swim me. i! make him work doing .t. It's good to be happy. It's good i: be free, ‘iphysically. and be able to share, any time. in sports or dancing or any- thing else with the one you love!" Here's another one who has learned ". that the simplest and surest way to _be well and full of good/spirits is to l-clear the bodily poisons out of your iaystem regularly. Not with power-

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Says Meir-Want" Pals, AN g

ful drugs, but normally, naturally, easily. Doctors and nurses recom- mend such a natural treatment as Nujol, because this crystal-clear liquid isn't a medicine at alll It can- not harm even a little baby! It con- tain: absolutely no drugs. It is simply internal lubrication that your body needs like any other machine.

Goou looks and good spirits-do they spell popularity? You know they do! Get a bottle of Nujol to- night in any drug store. Sold in sealed packages only-trademarked “Nujol." Insist on Nujol by name. It costs but r. few cents-mud it will make you feel like a million dollars.

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fQCape Traverse if Having sold my farm, I will sell b?" Auction on Tuesday- o'clock all my rlofli- ml‘ ind farming implements. ho house- old effects- l. For particulars see hand bill!- " GORDON W. DAWSON.

fi32-i-il-lil-2z-23. ...

Public iéuction Sale YQN APRIL 24th. 1930

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_, ﬂoo scar: nan AT srniuoriahn. 1- LOT e1

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‘r To be sold with m ineunibsrance in z r. ha. nnrnssy. April e4, mo, l-Xlvhe centrally and well located pro- ilperiy oi the late John R. MacDon- ‘lbld will be offered for sale at public auction.

‘,7 This will prove n golden opportun- ljty to secure a farm in one of the, lsalnd’: most prosperous and ad-

aneed sections.

bliuyer will have immediate pos- iesslon.

"~ - Joint Deed signed by all Clalments.

uaraniees Perfect Title.

fﬂaur. April M, (1931).) Thur. April 2|. Sias-l-i-l-sl.

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) . YT" Duirsble Farm and Mill property. lﬁraclslry Point. Mill consisting of hour-y, Shingle and Lath Saw and ljrain Crusher. Steam and water ipower. Farm 65 acres clear. bslanoc ' wood and lumber. Separate sale f desired. Mill closed to the publlr y 1st. All accounts to be settled by thine 1st. rl- LEWIS COLES. “ lions R-li West Coveiicad. iii2-e-l2-tucsfrl3wks.

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NO¥ICE~

As l am short of help l have do. clded io discontinue car-pent" “rm-k for the ‘lubllr.

THOMAS IIISCOTT, North Rusiico. 3238-4-23-21.

Auction Sale

l Wlll sell by Public Auction on the Willi?!» "will River. on Thursday, “l! "i- 1930 It one o'clock p. m., m-

" Ill! Proves unfavorable the follow- ;

h‘: ‘ll! at name hour. horses. Ii milk cows, 3 g. ‘h. l Ihoev. binder m. u.) Z‘I',“..°.‘.. f. l W.) llay rake, seed", plﬂper, m "l"- MX- Mlle and shafts. ""- "11"" wuon. light em“, tells oloorh. Ilnlle plough. disll har- "V- "Whll Moth narrow. iron her- rowa, 3 section potato 5mm", g w,“ ‘mlhlv sci Dlckiesons fanners, halls emote llrln sleight, hay my, m’, I blocks. Illld fork and chain, lot ‘"- "la ‘Ill. lllllniity hay in N lot straw, quantit of oars and mu!‘ I'll!’ "elm separator, churn, . ‘m’ "l5 "I'll, shoveh and other

lriielss too numerals to menu”. Isle saline ea lnrni is ma.

h ferns at solo. m ounces stomach, I IMseu-l-aa-vis-so. ° " mm‘

April '

GABBY GEFITIE

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"What a girl does when-she is |

pursued is usually around sixty.”

Q

e nice necktie for Christmas?

Hubby (sitting on Sure. but next year it will be in the form oi a noose. _ -—-o—-

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NOT IN THE GAME Ii you've an enemy to slip, 1 whom you would like to dlslp~ pear, Just take him on a huntlnq trip And then mistake him for s deer. '

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“l marked a coin once and put It into circulation. I got it back in about a week."

, "it works that way sometimes. l Just happened to me with a box of Christmas cigars."

"Yes, my daughter slo d." “l suppose you will orglve the young couple?" "Net until they have located l I place to board."

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FOR SALE

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tl THE THIRD

' I wanted from the books and was go-

"J T ‘ Wills: Did you send the janitor ' radiator): i

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(Continued) l v ,1, \ Do you ruler ‘after. meal ' 1 bclchingirom sour and ' flip P. l "Pm hanged if I believe Seymors ¥ii"{r$t‘5:‘wli‘t‘? magudlumh; 1 going near the hills." I delilberalcil. minute krdrotfdnyL-Thui mam“ i "If he knows anything about the case canbe prevented, ‘likewlseh-elievcd. " l Take Carter's Lucie iver Pills

- being collared yesterday. end Shaw disappearing; last night, then surely he'll be getting busy now himself." I got to my feet full of purpose. "We'll jolly well see wliere the blighter is go-_ ing!’

In two stops I was at the door. I called out to Jessie that I had g-ot all

after meals and neutralise the ‘Sweet? the soua and acid ievet e gas an encourage "gesli n. The siomach liver. and bowels sgill. be cleansed o poison . painful and dangerous indigestion dis: -_ the system cull!!! a ionic delay. Ask your dr pkg. of Carter's Little

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to the rough road than. woimd illrwlllil w the hills. -\

‘Asweroseio hlahergluiiulitie o-lnld was fresher. Ind-the mist we'- iluficd out into 10w culturing clouds. 1n prudence I-fell farmer in the N“ es the visibility improved. It was well that I did so. for the out track slur]- ed abruptly; and when X reached the dcsdend I found that it terminated in g hm road, coarse under foot but widur and better than the out track. 1t rneeridered down into the veiiﬁy 0" m, m; use, on the left sweeping un- wﬂ-rd behind a shoulder o! the hillside moo the heart of the Lanlsncrmuira.

ing back home. and the next moment‘ l I was in the farmyard. I walked sed- altely 1235i the kitchen window and in- to the lilllO, so that Jessie's mind would be nl. rest concerning my des tin-aiioli, then crossed into the field lard doubledgback on my tracks, At ‘the corner of the farm building; I paused and‘ took an observation.

A molly cart track led in a. slow gradient io the foot of ilhe steeper hill slopes. There was no sign of Seymore; but tlien the mist, mstrlciui ones vi- sion to a, narrow radius. I listened in-

‘l lcn-lly. ‘There was the distant clink oi fcct LIDOIi the stones. On soft grass I skirted the side of the dyke that bor- dered the cart track. and kept those footsteps within earshot.

Onre the mist swept upward in thin whorls, and I dropped behind the dykc

lure a. winged rook. but not before I l had seen my man plodding along. pipe in mouth, his sketching-gear slung on his brick, n5 innocfnt-lookirig a figure as you could meet on these hillsides. I ‘ kept on the north side of the cert ‘ track. for I cxpectedany moment to hear or see him clarn-bering over the ‘um and doubling back Soui-hward i‘ to ilie main road. But in this tntici-

i potion I was wrong. He doggedly held

SOUR SIOMACH

i CQIJC'DILII CIA. cums ilasvnirlz Lmlllsrn‘ ls A

. g ,.;_'l°"51"°'-°_"‘°“‘m a l at the galls 1 drew up to take ma:

Fromx far-off Jamaica comes . of the rositlon. 1t was impossible to

the convincing testimony of Mr. “u?” m" hi?“ I h“ wme‘ but’ “his

. .. . -- '" ~ dtlobeattiieiopoftlic 1 While who owes his very life to "m" “em” I r > the rciriarkablc properties of Ner- ‘m’ f‘: a” " i W” " u "m,

, lei di downward ‘la vilinelﬂflt has been worth its $1123 3mm "m". "mm. weight in gold to inc. Travelling “MJ-mwk m; mm], m,‘ hgbtlslsr, l in illisicolony and in South Aliier- nlsnpponrlng into a deiiafbelt of "fir its, l found Ncrviiine an invalu-

tieee-A -‘ ..°i 555mm‘? 5W“ able aid. Whether it was cramps,

BLACK EDGE KILL Seymore liaxl turned in i-ht l0“?- Wl-l this a fool's errand. I asked myfﬂh‘ had he really come t0 Willi 5W" mm effect? Or had he some deeper motive in these ircqum wlllrrlriiaea l» the

road was steeper now and wound hill!- er and "thither round hummocks oi hetlior and gorse. Soon I was hofliiritl perspiriflg with cxeitLon. There was also the, strain oi keeping my ninn at a safe distant for there we". the danger i-lmt lie mlsllt ﬁlm)? l“ “l” roadside for n breath and I blunder into li-lrn. But he must have been h excellent condition, because he held steadily on without l! 1194139- Ami m?" I heard the slang of n "gobs. nndwil-ii sieaming breath I pant-ed Olli l. W1C’!- ' less hope that this was the Journey's end. ‘

tossed their mules codiﬁed rne in-

sour stomach or diarrhoea, Nervi- llul-"mlmYr . . - - ~ , - \ . line corrected ihe trouble lluiclily. mi mime ti? énxglllePxflmé If my throat was sore, or if Iliad

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. _ . .. d ed t srd thsvaiieWb-hcre 1 earacllc, stiff neck or stiff Jdlllll, Bmimbﬂ‘: my‘ bu‘ “,- m, 1,15; 1 l if l rubbed on Neryilinc, l always l

_ could see nothing but a rickety wire got quiclcrelief.’ IFor sprains,

fence and beyond it mill» 509mm muscle soreness and rheumatism l have provedfierviline to beabooll. li hssaiwayshvafegifardcd lny health andl advise all others to go

and I clarnbered over the 88M I'll-d made for the fence. A few yardabe- yond the fmoe the sheer sway into space. I‘

i ", "ohf inn iii-

, exhihitsat .- the‘ lBritish melon-lei

hills? r held doszedlv onniy ww- ‘I'M

had disappeared into the firs sliced.

rrounddrovotﬂ toesedover

u BUGITLIABI TIIQUBIN j ')__

“thumbnail olgthose

" _ 11st Majesty remarked unlit amen lndlirierfelr. '

< ‘Yb-Bi! her-minu- The Queen and

"Princess Mary. were inspecting the

r-nir." i-lar; Maieaty was lnucli attract- “ed to-the display» of Baristan“ Rugs.- ‘l-iqh." I‘do like the sheen‘ of "those carpets.” she exclaimed. _ Extracts ‘ nornjaairiuh pspcrsgol on' to state that ThsQueen and Pﬂnoess Mary were soattrscted by the rich-appear- ancealid beauty of therugs that they requested further information’- for

their own private use. " " - DUOIIESS 0F YORK SELECT! A

BEAUTIFUL BABIQTAN FOR

‘ PRINCESS ILEABITH

A lovely Baristsn Rug, pattern 104, color d, has been selected’ by H: R. H. The Duchess of York. The rug is to bepiaced in the rooln of "the British Empire's autifui little Princess Elizabeth. ‘ v -

deep layer od-miei ’. indicated the ravine that formed the north side o! Black-Edge Hill- The mist lifted for a minute. and in front of me I caught a-glirnpse of another clump of build-

and how he had rented tlic old Black Edge farmhouse to a stranger as sum- mer quarters. and I lo-Zred at them with‘ interest. But mydiispceiion rc- vealed little; for the mist hie-y clown again and blotted out everyilwlw; save the foreground of the field in front of me Midilhe rocky bfim obi-ho plcclplce thﬂi. Billed close on my I l6“.

. luoas manor "

f had kept clear of the road among the firs. inoese I should run into some one; and in my next move I gave it l. unwise. berth. Making. up my mind to" lrcoocedil "enly emerged from . cover. sprinted for the clump oi i-rccs Hound‘ the farm hnllal-nz. and

dropped in the undergrowth. parting. The whole thing at this pzilni siuck me as ludioroua; and I smiled M. the not-ion of my spying like iiiis round my own property-I who, w-ilh a word could clear everybody from the placcl anrllive there myself if I chose. But ituwis not the place 1- had conic w‘ see: it was the people. What did Bey- more want at this lonely spot? He had come sralght here without a pause; he; ceriieililyhachft dropped in impul- slvelyin-pasaini; What then was his ci-rdndljPerhIme-hswos makings Jriendiy. sail. end I was but making a bllisideeibitt itwouidlcio no lienn to have denier. look round. I so: to my feet. and. crouching. moved forward through the trees toward the fann- house. A .e1osed gels led into ihe- rennnyaio. The buildings were blggerthan I had imﬂkined: e. lofty barn.‘ built of stone." with an earth

‘Jigs. I thought at once of Fci-syih- '

a TIME TOTDUCH UP‘?

Saturday ‘afternoon-or anhour any evening -—_]ust time to touch u those veranda}; chairs, freshen "the mud giiar s on the car. go over the floors or the wood work. ‘ Ja -a-lac--ihe new Jap-a-lac. in more than

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dealer a vise you whichkingafyllp-e-lac the new varieties of ap-a-lao are simple lo egply. justlike the Jap-a-lao Varnish naniclsyou have always used; Beauty, Permanence, Economy, and Ease of

m’ choose.

Stain and

Applicaiiosu-thcsequalities we claim for Iap-e-lac. Homes that are cared for the laps-lac look better andlsst longer. And furniture actuallyygrow; - more beautiful asjtlielyearsgo by, if renewed annually with Iap-a-lac.

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THE GLIDPEN COMPANY LIMITED

Toronto

1' lrlr Goes ON-WlTHAjiblilliSH. .usl=.

nouslzllolll) PAINTS A Rogers Hardware Co, Ltd.

. Distributors ,

aqusie. lrrnieoishmisefastiunswmcehia imetly tunable-down, while directly rue

opposite the barn was ﬂwibalck of the farmhouse itself. A smaller allied. which looked like a. liiile garage. sp- hnl-enuy ncwely cieoiedfblocked‘ off

roof to which weedgsnid mosses clung filled carbide of _* the grass-crown

the house. and I movedihrough the trees to gwt e. bcbbier look. Between where I stood end~ﬂie garden wail

wcoetwentyyardsoi OWHIIVILHILUM‘

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lo IIIJIIEIIGII-ﬂildllill’! shop for s boiile or two of this trusty faili-

iiEbvlLlne

I SLIQE DELIEF I

lny business on a strictly cash basis. thus. giving my customers the benefit of n rash trade.

i would appreciate all out-standing accounts in order to balance my books.

Thanking you for your patronage ill the past and ni the same time soliciting your future trade.

W. B. FXTZPIKTRICK. Tracadie. 3425-4-Z3-3l.

Farm For Sale

One hundred semi oi land, one , mile from Hunter River on Ilopedale Road. Sixty five acres clear. balance covered with a good growth of hard and soft wood. This farm is well wai- rrcd. near schools. churches and one of the beat shipping pointa on I. B. lnland- if interested see Duncan Nicholson. Clyde Station. or write to the owner

GORDON McLIOD. 28 Ilopedale Ave., Toronto l, Ont. slili-i-Zi-iwcek.

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Furness Red Cross Line .___L.

ﬂ- S. “itoseiinf” Ire'i|ht and psa- sengera. I 8. 5. "Imogene", height "only.

sail is!’

l l5. John's.

l. s. niogeae" May Ind May lib

S. S. “Rosalind” May Oil lily Bil

8- 8- "loosens" In 10th my isih

s. e. manual" my save flay sslh

sJ/Imesearwﬂlaleeoallstst.

‘Hilli- ltlsleisn on route is Ii. Jeni!» Nswf

esadlsed. 'p' ‘Int. Q-q ““!~ ‘UNI.

NOTICE

Beginning May lat. I will conduct‘

QAizvl-zhi. BROS. urn. ' _ p. . y c“ “M-e-e-e-l-l-q-rheilm-o‘

a pebble. There was nonsound. no’. the faintest clinkeauie heck tonic out of that white well of fog. Then with a rush of recollection x knew when} wqg. Fomyth, vﬁbh l. bhickforefﬁer Oll the brown shediliks 0f’ ihemG-Dflllgli described it to me: lflill! 7M myﬂwh pmperty where r stood-Black‘ Idle llill. .- '

I made moss the hum‘ Ind fill 511- the shelter of the fir wood. ~ It was with a comfortable feeiingyt safety thin, I drew up intheiirlwooli.

iCornsilSiop Aching ~ After Foot Bath

It's l. new ideal-and one that al-

g-roimd roiled forward in‘; almi- img gently upward to mkrighi. While the edge of rock on my left, and the

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First Class vfatchnisker. for Jewelry store in Cape Breton, state reference. and wages expected. good chance for reliable lnsn. '

Apply Charlottetown Guardian. 8i93-4-2i-3i; ' , . l

Harvest ‘Bells

RegistraiionInrolm-cntiimlll” '

Will be at the owner's stable till far;- iher notice. ‘This horse nos-er been beaten in‘ a ‘ show ring, wﬂgis i250 IIIIJ lllill llll'llll‘llli DIS I legs. - _- - ~ < - -. Maresatewnersrht. . .. s. s. ssocollsalv. ' ' " “v "

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Silfl-l-ITJIIGI." w . ,

_ POTATOES ~ = ruanirs ..

CABBAGE ‘ , a " censors: QPAIBQI,

Highest

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issrlsniooiléiss 1

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lways brings sore coma to e quick end.

I pushed through and olms out -.____ mi the other Ildeof tlielaelihfﬂld '

fiNANTED l?

ANT@.EB€ .

no psillforigood"

amen the wreckage ofille garden l spied an admirable piece o! advan- g liege. A tall thick box-wood hedge. un- ln-lnuned and shaggy. would hide rno

This wonderful hot foot bath treat- ‘mcnt_ia described in the directions for using Putnam's Painless Oorn Ex- tractor. Try it ‘to-night - you'll get quick relief for your aching corna when YOIIHISQ Putnam's Extractnr. Batiaiaction , ntecd. 35o at all

. dealers."

fenders For ‘Brace - Building

lealedtenders for purchase and removal before May aiat of all me- ‘terial. except stone in the, Brace property. ‘Queen street, will be re- ceived by thetruatees Brace Block. ‘moderate be addressed in Donald lleKiiilion. Royal Bank Building. rnhtfube presented by Ml! ltl-l. The trxztpsﬂars-‘not bound to wept the highest" or any tender. siii-ti-eod.

Auction ale

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Qhsrlotteioyrlh“ P.._.!.{.i

Montreal

trornthevl-bii.

. (To be Continued)

.77llriee Gangsters Shot a To Death

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forms-stands by to solve all your "Brighter Homes?’ Problems. Your paint

Winnipeg

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CHARLOTIETOWN, P.E.l.

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loeed masters were sh in delill in

s aouthslde seloorﬂby m, m.

mm early today. The Walker Wakefield 29.

Dire 33. co-owiiers of t place

Joseph Bbeeial. 28. a ‘-

had police records as bc ists.

::Dou¢lsa' Egyptian without e rive-l. stops

0t from Gun "

l. 12s million ‘food cells exploded i. =.

That's what makes Puffed Grains crisp . . . delidous . .' . virtually as nourish- ing as Ilot cooked cereals

ou ‘havewondcsed, Puﬁed When y ‘Ricearesollght and crunchy.» ineldnglygoodtoeat. '

slid All

dead van lllil rriolﬁ

cg terror-

w." silently. Coliierines worm and pie!