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liliiNllMllllllll KNEWl TherlewasfilgsoGood filCllllBestionand

Colds as Mustard

But old-fashioned mustarltl plastsbtirned and blistered while it. acted. t the relief and help thatI plasters gave, without thel plant: and without the blister. , Mustuoledoesit. ltisadeanu white ointment. made withoilof mufi-L There were times lard. It is scientifically prepared, string the thing more sobt-rly. vfltfpvliilapfi he remembered that his thatitworks wonders. laughed at his crazy belief. \et.yown father. lotig since dead~—and Gqmymassageytqustel-oleinwimtu oddly enough, (brig-p “are nevi-r the so beyond the reach of any Stuart finger-tips. Seehowquicklyitbringsre. llflics‘ in which dire necessity KITOYL"\‘t’llgt*llllfl9*ilffll been one of the [jafqhowspewjly {he mindjgappear; him to t-oiitemtilutc its Hale. Sugsigiititories of the warrant under hyMusteroie (of sore throat’ hm“. surely as h»; cattle to consider that. which that deed was done. 555a wnsiuds, coup’ 5m} nflk’ so stirt-ly did the old snperstittition,_ He passed on, frorti the sunlight asthma. murals“, headache’ Ganges’ begotten of and stt-atltly nourished into the shadow of Holbeins noble “an. ueufisy rhemnafisn hlmbago, by his fancy’. st- .e tipoti him to bid gateway, and then, emerging be- - andacfies of the bad; or joints. him Eioltl his hand and stiffer all but yond. he turned to his right, past puns. mm muscles‘ bruises. chm death before thus purchasing re- the Duke of Monmouths lodging

I . E Meet‘ colds “the i t (lumpfign, into the courtyard of the Cockpit.

"m0 - Therefore was it that, as he took where the Duke of Albermarle had géfinryalinbieryifgnfitlgzrsle ma). ‘iocand his way now up Fleet Hill, he lt-ft his residence. Here his lingering

that 1e '~l out oi" his calculations doubt on the score of whether his iti his asscssinctii of his utterly lii- grace were yet returned to Town adequate tilt-ails. was set at rest by the bustle in ; \\~*>f\\'lll‘ll tbrotinb the tuire of which he found himself. But there “the Strand h~.~ titot-l-tl. with his rentalnetl another doubt; which swinging soltlit-rly‘ siritle. and so. was whether his grace, being now

fig i?“

b HESS foot

BY “ RAFAEL I SADATIP" T‘ - utuirllnflh UEULIATIQVHI - . .

i

QIHAEL saumm nan manna Iv IIA “Inst-tn. °° 3

when revlew- to stiffer the loss of his head. And

by (‘baring Cross. at last into returned. would coitdescentl to re- Whitehall itself. Down this he ccive hint. Six times in the course past-d toward the cltetittcretl eni- of the past four weeks bad he vain-

linked ly sought admission. On three of tvnt- Siilia pf the pttlttct; with the those occasions be had been short-_ Qthllp ly answered that his grace was out; lt was close tipoti noon. and that of Town; on one of thettw-the last curial thoroughfare was more than —~ntore clrctiiustantlally that his. ordinarily lllfflllgvtl. the war with grace was at Portsmouth about the; , _ _ ~ liOliilXlli'"'IlO\\' tin tu-ctntiplisltt-tl fact business of the fleet. Twice ii was.’ ATlgg-e o‘;“}rhu‘r’s“d;‘;“ihe §’;‘veflfi'§,'§ dining fpyillllliilil» for the anxious, admitted-and he had abundanti us!“ Ofnttlarch A D 11,-); a, we hohlfcverish bustle hcreabotits. ie Idences, as no\v——that_ the Dukel o! levén 0,010“; {n iorémon m‘ (ippnsitt- th-l Horse Guards thegwas at home and receiving: but from or [he Conn House in smms ("nltincl came to a IIIOIIIPIIIZAT)‘ haltlthe Colonels shabblncss bud arous- ln King's (‘ounty in Prince Edward ‘w’ tkfitl” Island ALL THAT riucr, pit-CE - d“ l“ “

lt tl~l t‘ ‘i: ‘t ("t that Boiler fhanamtufardnlalffl H‘ H UL p] m F ‘

Mortgage Sale

gaze to observe thl- they had barred his way to‘ ask him

- - ‘ ‘kllll-ll on tht- tialttce roof who ~‘tipcrciliotisly' was hi» cotnmaitded t sit 't- l ' n "ud M" , _ . . .

ggigarifl\9i‘l“f,‘ir:llgz‘v‘Tglvfq; 5 wt» eiigzigt-d m trot-ting there a lir the Duke. Liwn his confession

vumiier for“, '.e at‘!!! Fodvfim‘ \\‘t-'llilt'l‘\'tlllt'. A ct-tttlt-inait whom that he was not. they informed him

;n Kin Couh“. qforetqid “Ha “b; be tptcstiont-tl itiftirtitctl him that that the Duke was over-buff l0 re K ‘l — t _ - . _ -

mg meg Q-onhnh ha" of an ma, this was for t't-~ cnnt-etttent-l- 0t the (‘PIVP any but those whom he had,

_ _ -,_ Lord lligh Admiral. the Duke of commantlctl, and the)‘ bade him razxaceltqot flgfigugoutrléxéélignliodzagfi. lit-onto again some Olllvl‘ day. lic- ‘ ' " ' bud not inttigined that George

On the West by the New Harmony Road; on the North by land form- erly occupied by Alexander Paqtict of Sourls; on thr- East by land owned hy Peter McDonald, Green» vale; and on the South by latiu owned by and in nossesson of‘ Donald McIntosh cotttainingv one hundred acres of land more or less said one hundred acres of land be- ing the farm formerly occupied by

..\lonk would be so difficult of ric- ccss.Weinctttbering his homely" re- jttl licttn disregard of forms in other ttittys. But bt-itig twice repulsed lfrom his threshold in this fashion. the had taken the precaution of .writiitg lit-fore presenting biinsi-lf, now, begging his grace to give or-

‘ H‘ ' the late Alexander McDonald; the "Kins ‘Um-is mffnmry‘ “P " “dime Pure’ “mlsepnci 74cm‘ ‘and her‘.b)v secured bm-ng ,h,. par, ‘ Irmgirlltl‘! prtllst-ilztfiylilt,ntlrirffire. wasul“ dtvzztg preitlii into your nos- , ’ m, Raid farm M, One humlrvd an“ ‘vpglml. ‘N. “ml Y" ‘with glllllblfltlrll» It pt-netrates through ‘ever: ‘ a allwllell w ll»- sald Angus A. llc- ‘ dtltd ti! an}. tit...- utt- ~§'"L 1m?" ‘I“““‘g° “mm” mmmed‘ g -,_ t Donald by agreemeq, made he, H‘ Md-M-(m ht hi“ l. _klllflll:l Sep-yvollr-n membranes and You get i '51‘ tween one John McDonald and the I'm imam, if “.1 ‘MMLIWPI lLg-illlfliill? relief. _ _ ‘w’ _ said Angus A. McDonald in July Lmmid ‘plum ‘s "y ‘ 9 Y e llow good it feels. Tour nostrils . Q 1386 and Conway“; to the said‘ i A dutiritceflcr with a b‘ lb l. b yilfrl open. your head is clear. No , my, : Angus A. McDonald by the said. WI‘, his, rmnp n ‘in?’ m‘ more hawking, shuffling. dryness Jig 't John McDonald by deed dated July 'tlxtn,ll.‘,hg\_il'l"ggjs so"... m l Immold’ or struggling for breath. Get a- ’ - 23rd A.D. 1886. i a“ “m, f Mb tsntall bottle of Ely's Cream Balm ‘l ' The above sale is made under. anunlpy- Tm, foiolnol-S 0mm ‘fiélfrom any drugglst. Colds and

and by virtue of a power of salo. contained in an Indenttire 0f! Mortgage bearing date. the seventh‘ day of Fehruray A.D. 1907 made bo- tween Angus A. McDonald of New Harmony Township Number Forty- five in Kilgh County in Prince. Ed- York. so that his grat-w might ob~

Thanks tui was less

§sbttrp and confidcttt. ...._ this tlic ninvt quizstion . , 4. . t-littlli-iii-Zingly‘ I-l’ ‘i l. , A DOORKEP‘! finjfiuuiLl) “lb "You are cdittiiliiaiixidiltl sir‘"' I Pnhmubhb "l have reason to ballet-n‘! am.

tiwttiii-tl. His grace ls apprised of:

of a knot of titlltlrs. Pll the mistrust of the tis-"hers, antl - ,_ crztl Jntlge Augustus

‘Elltl door closed behind them we walt- l

dtlrs that he should be atlntittedMtbt-t-at distressed, or your head is lunlcss he no longer held a placetvuift-d by nasty" catarrb or a cold,

THE QEARLoTTEToWN GUARDIAN

U. S. Appeal Court Upholds Finding of Federal Judge

(Canadian Press.) v NE\\' YORK, Feb. fii-Jflie‘ Fri-ed Stan-s circuit court of ap- in an opinion handed clown nffirtned the finding of fed- N. Hand in mpt proceedings instituted e government against eight yrs iflllllll aboard the Canadian JOOTlPT 'I‘onioka when the vessel :0‘ ~<l as a rum runner off

' JJ-TFwy coast.

a Head Gold

dred rolled out front twelve lltfllflb

I. your rtostrils are clogged, ‘your

nfltflffil yield like magic. Don’t stay stuffed up. Relief is aura. ‘ MILL VIEW SCHOOL i EXAMINATION j _._,__ l

'l‘h<- st-itti-atitititil (‘Xllflllflfllitlfl of:

ward Island Blacksmith of the one servi- froitt his- windows how tbrailnihcnmmgj’ . . -- . ., .. . . | .I

_ _ _ __ . tnu-ktt _. 1 k t .\l ll \ to“ 5t boo] \\ is Iitld on llL

-';.~ DEFY-flint! J01!!! (1- SEPTUQOY 50mm i PM ""_""d m“ l""‘?~'“"-v Dmch!“ ' _ 51;] ;1‘,:.,I,N,:,n32 Qfzllvhlm ovpréltlli“l‘llf)llll of January; 22. liiifdl. l, _ in King s County aforesaid, lilert-lt- dlt-l-t irhlt-lh‘ was mlituttt-tl now to H“ was m“ [he out” éliam "m! Lxhhuugh m“ ‘my “m”. very com ant of the other part which said ‘It-ave thl- lexcl at any hour. t ~. _ , , ' ‘ ' .., ,. | I, t , .. . . |

.bis hopcs iosc, litii at the ciitl of “ml dH“l>“‘4 ’ ‘ l“ r“ m“ a 50°‘

mgrtgage has since been aggigtimll (‘olotiel Iltillt-s movctl Oll. glan- by the said John G. Stcrns and is filly; across at tht- wiutltiws of tlic now duly vested in the lbanqueting-boustt, whence, as a lad tinderslgned and because. of default of 't\\'t'lll_\', a cornt-t, of hot some having been made in the payment sixteen yt-ars ago, hi- had s n tilt- of the principal and interest gflfjilr-llllttl King sit-p forth into tho sun-

tt 1on8 gallery a wtiotlcn-ftitlcil ush- er (‘tlllffflllffll him, and the rim-s. lions rcctiiittnencetl. When Ilolles tintiottitcr-tl that bu bad writlctt to tbeg aii atitlieiit:t-—

~‘- _ e that-eh . tligbt of a crisp Januat" mornin - .

_ , uFor furiher particulars apply to‘. 3 _ . (conmlued '" our Ne“ '55,“) t Arthur F. hlctluaid. Solicitor.‘ i

V i ‘ Soliris, P. E. I. i . LETTER OF CONDOLENCE

Dated this fourteenth day 0f| i —? February A. D. 1924. t i-“Tfl F- G. JOIN-MOD. .

| Dear Sister:

I

I

i l Knowing the great sorrow you i ‘have been passing through by the 1 |tleaih of‘ your tlcar father. we the l

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l I (I ‘ - A ~ . A _ and Burned‘ Lost iii \§\]'].pMvSoci<}-[ty' w-itiiirttlol Sleep. Cutlcura Heals.

convey to you, your mother and

other ntciiiht-rs of the family otir " My face was affected with pimples for about three years. They were

heart-felt sympathy. We realize you have lost a dem- hard and red, and festered and scaled over. The pim-

eartltly frictid that can itcver lit-

replaced in this life. btit his

p,” “and and burned ptissittg another link in the

uusingmem “mmhand family circle forming in the home

innate them, and I h“ not tnatle withhantls, where there.

nuny a night-s sleep on will be no parting. ant] if you could t account of the irritation. "1 read an advertise-

yoti would not wish hint back to

this world of stiffering. mm; for guqtcu" soap find oil“- Wc know that otir words at this mg"!gndggnlfgfgffggggmplgwhigh time arc ftitlle to alleviate your helped mggolpurchflggd momma! grief. hut we would like you to after using four cakes of Soap with know we have been thinking of theOlntmentJwaa healed." (Signed) Miss Martha Thcuech, R. 2,Box 45,

ARTHUR F. NlcQUAlD, Assignee.

1552-Z-19tli-4i.

~QQ4+Q4¢Q i For Fire Insurance eotmitt H. M. SIMPSON 150 Richmond Street § .Pltono 8694.

Th; boy with hll boil, U10 glrl with her doll! will I09" have panel! this age of tOYI -but Photograph: of the

children never grow "P- call 652-J today for an ap-

i

you, and remembering , you in prayer at otir last meeting.

polntment. Vining. Mlnn- lti conclusion we would commend Glvg Cutl¢urnSoap,Olt-tnngntand you lo Hint who has promised to

B A Y E R Talcum the care ofycvur eltln. tlilnlldlfi the hrokcn hearted and

t llupluluhiroobylnll.Addrauzflnylllmllra- wlpt- iuray all tears from otir eyes. .-........w.. atizestrtitsttattt-ttwt. l sign-d on twin-ll or w. M. sod-o»

Cancun Soltnhnvon without nun.

|Prt>s. Illrs. Albert E. Graham. I

06-6-660-604 Soc‘y. Emma McLure.

' ’ I The Vicar of All Souls, cidpldn

tPark, England, has a black Labra-

‘dnr retriever which follows hint to church and even accompanies his

F rs’ master into the pulpit for the ner-

-nion. During hymns and prayers and 6th

ith-p faithful animal lies on the chan- ccl stops. The dog has brought in- attentive or mischievous persons to the notice of his master.

MARCH 3rd. 4th, 5th»

A“ meeflngg wit] be held at the Agricultural School. same as last‘,

yeurhfonday, March 3rd, at 2.30 and 1.30 p. m. Meetings of Pwvllwllll Dairy Association.

The official opening of the Poultry Show opens 7 o'clock.

Tuggdny, March 4th, at 2.30 and 7.30 p. m.,

Farmers’ Association. Wednggdgy, tMaroh 5th. at l0 a. m., blocking of P. E. Island Sheep

Breeders’ Association. Wednesday, March 5th, at 2 and 7.30 p. m., Meeting of P. E. Inland

Egg and Poultry Association.

Tuesday at

Meeting of Central

tut m mt BllXflS PAZO OINTMENT ll a Guaran-

Thursday, March 6th m. 10 B. m., Meeting 0t Swine Breeders‘ AS» $5; Read! ill’ Ill 101ml of t aoclatlbn. p" "u, n Jo f ' ' ~ Thursday, ‘March out at 2.30 and 1.30 p. mnllldcetings 0t P. E. tdtdnd b,“ 01% - ~ . Potato Growers’ Association. Dr. Partridge, Chief Dominion Inspector, ma: ‘you have and the two t r n" bewelem _ w. fyou an not calmed t .' with the result: obtolnedunwlll l Th9 Provincial ‘Poultry Show will be held in name building as the send SL213 to your mg t. meeting; on ‘the/Mb, 5m and m: requostbtm to hand it m you.

Weirefcrmitdndieminmmm 235,3“... .4“.°f,"'°tt.‘“n$ and will Ill haunt with hlln. 9A1 » Mllflll COMPANY, I91.- An-Jhruuiqcqi

Anexblbft of seed grain by competitors lit the Standing Fields Com- t petition and of potatoes by members of Potato Gmwora‘ Association wlQ be boll at some time.

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE 1 '

l.

. . . . .' mml ..;

itllltlllllllltt! of pupils prtscttt also ‘quite a number of tiarcnts and

\l - Praugbt ol (‘ltt-rry Valley; Miss toady of Mt. llcllick and their tr-tttrhcr bliss llyttt-s ot‘ Mill View. and they show- ed by their ready tinswt-rs that they were btring well taught in the var- ious branches, and that the spirit of progress which has been evident in Mill View School for some years is lacing ably maintained by the present teacher.

At the conclusion of the examina- tion short atltlieascs were givn by ltcv. Mr. 'l‘illey, the trustees tircsetit and otbors all stieaking in the most comiuentlable way of the work being accomplished at the liflnflrlll time and of the spirit of

co-otieration existing betivecn ieat-hcr pupils, and also the tiareitts.

A treat of home-made candy by the teacher to all present and tho singing of the National Anthem brought a mostcnjoytible evening to a close.

Ar...

'I‘lt-t- vrell dressed woman atlapts the mode of the moment to suit her individuality.

best is generally the cheapest in the end.

cessorlea. Money spent on good boots or shoes, stockings and gloves, is well expended, and tinake all tho difference to general up pearant-e.

"Clothes sense" is a natural gift, but ll must be trained. lIts educa- tion ctiats nothing -butt thought and observation. Study shop windows aiitl magazines. not only fashion utaztizines. but the illustrations in leading periodicals showing the

windows, note the difference be- tween the best chops and others. When you meet a woman who impresses you as being well-dress- cfl, study her costume and find out why she given this impression. And, an well, ‘when you encounter a woman who la noticeably not well tit-eased, study the cause of that effect too.

Thc fire chief of Crowlands. OnL. states that had not an explosion of gas occurred. which partly dai- ttrnyed the home of Joseph Fur- tune: the nine occupants would probably have suffered death, The family were sleeping when the ex- plosion caused by coal gait occur- red.

Thirty-flame pearls in one oyster plate was the find with which Ernest M. Allen son of the Stip- fame 0mm Registrar in said to have begun his New Year ln Van- couver. Tho restaurant in which he Vi: chafing dbortly afterwards ran Oll O u ,

4h

mess near Richmond. Virginia, antl ltbe piney woods march right up to

old red brick seat of Vyoung jwas being tried for murder.

‘that tiny little pro-Revolution couri-

boards held on our laps. of an old fashioned bustings. Folks

their mules in the shed behind the courthouse. sold cold fried chicken and water- melon under the old beech trees-

tliere followed lrternilnablc flights of Southern oratory ming up. Then, latc one afternoon the case ttvelve good mcn and trite retired lo a little attic

fringe of the Wilderness closing jealously down on the little cotirt- t‘ house

-camc stumbling up to wherc tho judge. was packing with his cigtir. everybody. lhtlflllllPl‘ boat of the pulse either

side of his forehead. b

tnlicrs interested in school work. _ The pupils wcro cxtiiiiiitctl in the various studies by Rev. Mr.

SECRETS OF SMALL DRESSING

Before buying ti dress or a hat say to yourself: remember that the

Pay particular attention to ac-

tlress of uti-to-date women. ln shop

newspaper man's life must be."

i One varied this wrote and asked‘a long plume of smoke which flick- me.’ ’What was the most darmatlc eretl. like the smoke from a tlYlllE moment you ever experienced in c JIBWBPBDGI‘

work? Sol told her‘ this story: t

Down in Chesterfield Cotirthouse, where crossroads met in the wild-

pcek into the windows of a little‘ justice. a; man named llenry Dealt)’

Because the trial occurred in the dog days when news is scarce, pa- pers in New York. \Vashington and s Philadelphia had elected to cover the trial. There even was a sob sister drove as far west as Cleve- land, if my memory serves. We were so crowded and jammed luto

room that some of its had to sit on the judge's dias and take notes 0n l

The trial partook of the nature from all around drove over to tle

(‘olored mam mics

When all the evidenci- was in

in the stim- The

went to the jury.

TOOlll llll(l€l' "l8

peak of the roof, Hardly hm] the tcenth day of Noveuibalt in the penitentiary at Richmond you shall lull ones under the beeches heard "0 lilll l" 403m l" U10 ‘Val’ illld i the soiiorotis numbers of Old Httn- IIlElYlIlQl‘ DFOYiIlPll T01‘ by lflil‘. "Au' may the good Gotl ltave ed throats. lllt‘l‘f‘)' on your soul, Mr. Beatty, I It was that kind of a jury. Sllll?"

The light had died over the

when the Sheriff-he had ‘fought with Pickett at Gcttybtirg"

"The jitry has knocked, sir!"

Pcllanell into the courtroom ~ Young Mr. Beatty was irotigltt in: you could see the trip.

It was almost

NET AND VOILE FOR BE-RUF- FLED COSTUME

Sheer voile of soft ecrti tlnt printed in a tlalnty cross-line de- sign of flame ls the medium for this frock of girlish line.

The riiffllea that flnlah the ab-

of ecrti net edged in flame ribbon and the sash motif repeats the same notes. This model would also be effec- tive in printed silk. using plain- colored silk-or not ribbons for trim- ming. , -.-—¢+>—-~—- The Bishop of Rochestefs wife. Mrs. ‘Harmer, has a nurse w-ho has been with the Harmer family for seventy-five years.

wntttit iii tit titittiti lliLlllPilll

Waists Kimonos Draperies Skirts Dresses Ginghams Cents Sweaters Stockings

Diamond Dyes

Emit 160cm. package of "Db mood Dyan" otmhfnl dkoctlonl l0 olmplo my woman can dye or tint my old, want-baled thing new.

Lil STUF

‘cl/mow welqrR/fm/P.

Sentence of the . Court .

They say-the sweet young dark in there. The sheriff scarb- thlngsl-"Oh, how fascinating a bled round and lighted four lamps l In brackets.

murder in the first degree.

she was new in the business-be- gan a cacblnated laugh which end- ‘edi n a high nioan- .her ottt.

speaking-"fetcb me that calendar over yonder. tippy-toe where lrtitig a flamboyant fire lii-

jutlges desk.

began turning over the leaves of that calendar. represented days and

tween Henry Clay Beatty and ex- t period of from one to three years anti drew a ring about one of the f dates Then he began to Impose sentence.

as a mother's.

co‘t Mr. Beatty. sith, to add by any words of reprobation to the agony of yotiab

to increase down the white bead of that hon- ored father who sits beside you, for whom sympathy of this co‘t goes otit in full itieasali—l3tit it sentence of this co‘t on

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if ITO-NI

Professional I Cards

lirevlnted sleeves and the hem are -

i

One of them sent up

andlc's wick. _ The jury fountl Beatty guilty of