' —\\-t~&..-..»‘-.

it. I. ‘_ f‘

Cafe Parlor Car

Tralna No. 3S and 40 to Run Bo- tween Houston and the Cape-l West-bound Connection‘ at Mono-i ton Instead of Saekvllle.

With time changes on C. N. R. Iintxa effective June 2~lth_ travellers- will note that trains .\'o. 39 and u» will run between Moncton and- Torment Ine instead o! Sackvllle andl 'I‘ormeutine. and that west-hound; mainland connections will he made at lloncton and not’ at Sackrille. l

A parlor cafe car will be carriell on these trains, operating between; St. John and Tormezltine. There‘ is no change In time schedule. l

2333-136X l l I I

FOR

SALE OR TO RENT

I l 1

“" I I rTo TormentinelNo. Corns:

The simplest may to end acorn is Blueqav. Stops the n in~ stantly. Then the corn _oosens and comes out. hiade in clear liquid and in thin plasters. The action is the same.

Atyourdrugiat

Blue-jay

Touring Car F01’ Sale ,,

We will se~l at our sale rooms

‘THE LOVE _ PENDULUM”

BY MARION RUBINCAM,

vvmrnnor-

Chapter 6 i The next morning came ‘arm lacd lul cl sunlight and the frag. lTuDI. freshness that only the earl) feason seems ‘.0 possezs. 1 coujd l»! be diflresed on such. a day. S

There was the routine of the $311 i -um to get through with. l ‘rushed Parker through my bat}; and

"$5531.29 and waited impazieutly for

the doctor's v ,

l "You look wt-ll enough to be sent ‘home nolv." he told me.

".\'ot quite home," l answered. “l 13H? a plain-I'm going t.) 5(3)‘ on ‘here tor zhe summer. You can have latc- tinder your supervision then. hut I'm going to live in the viliage."

h

done OIBIZIIIIIIV-RQWQI; thaw: llotveryatrollgyd-ltIbfllllt/fio months ofa quiet life to tiring hack pollieot. health.

Aunt Harriet consented to , my. idea, my (Father was ao tar awn) that the summer would be ha! way through before ho could get another

‘ letter to me.

"And now l wan: to learn to cook." l told hlrs. Taylor.

"A splendid ambitionL l wish all modern girls were as sensible as you are!".she approved. “I shall take great pleasure i: teaching .\‘:u.

“Then let's cook our own dinner here Friday," I sugested. "That's Parker's evening out. I'll help and you can show me."

"But Friday's my girl's (h? m" too. Come to my nhwfl-l h!" 1° eel Winthrop‘: dinner." ' “Bring him there!" l suggested. And that's how simply that 113D‘ nixed. Indeed, that urn the one thing um drew a sham line be tween past and future for tme. But I did not know it then—we never kiow the big things when they are

The business stanl fortlleri)" owns-d by Dani-l _\IcI)on;il-l -~ °n .1 vflikne, °“""1‘d TUESDAY, JUNE 2s . ' l "r1i' l ~ a I" ,9 .31‘, m ‘M w 3r pp J Commencing at 1.30 o'clock. J‘ J_ HUGHES a‘ so" LIMITED 1 McLaughlan Touring Car. 6

Souris E‘ 3-! Ju

Valuable Property b For Sale '

on McGILL. Avenue

We are authorized by Mr. Ira

11.3

rzuse. large barn. we ‘l watered and < In good repair. 1 not sold bv July 1 it will be oi-

:ulars etc.. apply . BENJ. CARTER f2 SON Alcticneers

linder. in first cass condtlon.

good as new. This Car is the pro~ _ perty IMaChIIlISS-l a“ W“ b‘ 5°“! at a .1 cheap)" built, but periectly good

u‘ Mr. James Flood

argain for cash BENJ. CARTER & SON

A“°"°"°°'5 Ldnrcs with nrrecn shutters and u

Also ether Cars will he scld.

FOR SALE

We offer fcr sale that valuable v,- Auld. Esq., to offer for private sale property situated at head of Queen -= va'uab»le property consisting ct Sifttl. consisting of 2 acres o1 ma, {he kiwhen '. acres choice land with dwelling choice land. 9 room dwelling house. “not ‘Jmtairs we", w-o Snmj; be]. P°\'-"'Y._ "Wses- rooms with sloping celings, and a If this property dwelling house. heated: also pump U“. bmhmonh The hwy, was “n. n house. frost proof seller. All in n

":re:i by Public Auction. For par- ‘rst ;|a$5 "pal,- ag a bargaiy-L AP. mm‘

table. 2 large

BEHJ. CARTER G. SON

FARM, STOCK, CROP AND FARM

LIIPLEIIIENTS AT COLIVELL STATION Sznv III)‘ etltllu.

‘\'e are autherized “Ialcolm R'IcLe0d,_[O beg the doctor to 81w,- llle Park.

'0 sell on

WEDNESDAY, J U1.

Commencing at 1 0’cl0clt his beautiful farm, Sltllated at Cfihve" Station, consisting‘ of thing, and you lllustlft overwork." acres of choice land. One of the finest farms. l. on the Island, having thereon a good dwelling ' house, large new barns, well fenced and water- o- Also 0n the same day lvewviil sell all the stock, consisting of 20 head QM cattle, 8 milch cows, 4 horses, 15 tons loose hay, ' 31.»- “u: And all Implements-Z new carts,

ed. Planting all done.

75 hens.

2 truck waggons,

hinder; also all heavy and light harness and al other implements such as is found on an up-to-

date farm. Terms at sale.

S21

‘E 27, 1923

2 hay mowers,

le positive.

BENJ. CARTER & SON,

Auctioneer-s

fliiitlltlllfliléiiitiis

LOBSTER PACKERS, ETC.

We can supply you to advantage with all grades of Barrelled Pork, Mess, Short Cut Iiacks, Clear Pork, Lunch, a lean b0iling"‘““'*t W‘ *“'"‘°““° grade; Jowls, Neck Ribs, Lard, Hams, Rel! Bacon, Sugar-cured, boneless, much cheaper

than Ham or Breakfast Bacon.

We also have some very fine fresh frozen Beef at right price by the carcass or’

- trullslforulutioil of the II."IIS1). In no

quarter. .

/

Use Island Products. Phone or mail us

your orders.

A“°fi°"""5 moved awav to another city will

5' Afiiiiiiiriilzltvt; AHLICTIONTTSIALE 0F

1 ‘the doctor's‘ supervision all summer

i lmucht u lot oi big aprons

IIIIIIIS 8r FRASER

EASTERN STEAMSIIIRTLINES, INC. INTERNATIONAL LINE -

Resumption of Freight and Passenger Service Between ST. JOHN‘ AND BOSTON _ s. s. GOVERNOR omcucv will Icnve st. John every \\ adv-Zed“ II

II a. m. and every Saturday ut 6 p. m. \Verinel~ldny trips are via Enstport and Lubec,

a. m. Thursdny. Saturday trips are tn flnstnn

ISI':TII'RNI——~E.4QIIVQ Iloettnl Mondays rind Fridays tlt I0 a m. Hllvllli: Time) for Iiualport, lillbcc und St. Jollll.

lulu-i $10-00

At ftm-ltrln connection Is made frt-lizllt and passenger" steamers for “first.

A. (l. Alon!

GIIRIIIF

(Ilrcct, due Sundays about 2 P

par staterooms, rates and additional Information. 2'90

S. S. “Milli-CA”

Passenger and Freight Steamer 8500 Tons Displacement

(Atlantic Time) for Iloston. due litlstorl about ll

. m. (tinylllrht

FTATRIIIIODIS $3.00 vln 1h,- Metrripolittm Line "KEITH"; NEW york gnd points South ant

Iy to Inhn

N“

Charlottetown

SMWEI.

Leave Montreal for Ar, Charlottetown. Ar. Charlottetown 6. leave for $t.JoIln’e 6. leave for Montreal

June 23 June 26 Jul)’ 2'"!

July 7 July 10 Jul)‘ 15

July 21 July 24 July 30

Auqmg 4 August 7 Auquat 13

‘Augufl 1a Auquat 21 Auaurt 21 Qaptember 1 September 4 Septemger 10 September 15 September 18 September 24

l. BROS.

Age nta i l

A5 soon as I was permitted to go on’ I sent for my cur and drove t3 the little white toitaee. took the turtle ui iile real estate man, and lull! all hour later, accompanied h) rim. I was going through the place.

It eJuEd :10. have been better i; i: had been male for me. lt was

e house. one and a llziif stories lt was of w Zte painted

h.

porch about five feet square with 1W0 wee benches. one on cacll side of the door. inside was zl Iivillfz room with u brick fireplace. This ‘ s hall the house. Oil the other l e. in frznt. was the dining room; completed that

=d with cheap but plain turni-

lt seemed it had been built by a voutie married couple. who 1111C

hull l‘: - place up for rent. I 100R IT at once. evt-li bctorc I knew its

rerxal. I tlizurllt i: vef)’ fllellll- ‘t LOJZI] kit's.‘ 'l‘u_vlor told me the ‘man doublcti the. price when he

0f course I h .1 an zfmtist un

lEmltc/i allowance. So I could lllfortl

er for my housekeeper. at least over tlle summer. And in a week I was e élilllllSllfitl in ::n_v little home-w my first home, the o y house I ever 2dr. I tuultl call lbg." such a sacred IIZIIIIC.

"\'ctt'll want to be lloin’

every-

‘zlrkcr llilil to say several times ".\' i181‘. For I was full of ctliilus- "m.

‘ t i»n". too lute to plant u little. Jlbllf L'i.il'lll.‘ll." I lulll lit-l‘. “Lute corn and lune pnzl and lettuce t\'il1'2ru\\'~~lli, ‘lots Ill things, I've! i cutuluutle lfrolil the grocery‘

would Iluye berm llurri-i fIPtl if she could have seen liie. I wrote her that I v. s to be untlor

and would stay in Wullsville. where I had taken a small house. and my ‘private nurse was to ultcntl me. I lwrmc I-‘utllor the same lliitlg. so I \\'iI.S not flbhing. though perhaps I wasn't ttfling the entire tlutll.

‘My uullt sent me u lot of salillllllGl‘ wzlutltes, sillurl. lllllllfiS fashioned by IIHJI‘ own dressmzlkcrs. Most c1‘ them .l put znvuy. I did not lvunl. MIOIII. I lllzulc llrcm cretunuc, things tllu: covered lint.- uike u. dress, and decided tol wear them all summer. My favorite books were the seed t-illalogue and the mull order catalogue.

And finally we were fixed. The cheulp llllllglfl-gls‘ I ltatl taken down anti I bud put away all ornaments Cool white nlllslill hung at the Wilt curtains and [UllSlllutIS and couch covers tmide ‘the plaice as dainty us could ibe. It ‘was wonderful whtlt a iliilcrenlt: I liiullo ill the Ilousc by u l'e\v such touches,

"And you cull sill) llfl.\'0 n RIIFIIPII and you cull slit out shrubs," “PH. 'l‘:ly‘ol" told mo.

lSo we did this loo, to the greater

Iinlc ill. ull ii ‘WIIS one. 01' the prel- tiest. ltvrllts ill the village.

Anal that lutlrkcll the ellll of ollc sort of lift». and llCfilllllllllLfi 0|‘ un- olller. F0!‘ lvllcn ulv 1 Ic Ilnuso w ~

will reduce ' " {Swollen Joints, Spraina, Bruises, Soft Bunches; Heals Boila, Poll Evil, Quittor, lFia- lllla andlnfected Sorea quickly as it is o. positive antiseptic and gerniicide. Pleasant to use; does not. blister or remove hair, ‘ - - lid horaocnn be worked. $2.50 I‘! b01118, dBIlVG-lid- look 1 R PHIL Vhlnvwnglno, mumm- Bldyloltlbal

NOTICE

CHWOWN-PICTOU SERVICE

S. S. Magdalene is now making ially return trips between this port ind Plclnu, leaving Bruce Stewart If: Co's Wharf at 7 a. m. leaving Pietou on return on the arrival ol Sydney train, due there at 4 p. m. A limited number of autos can he handled each trip. ‘ BRUCE STEWART l. 00., LTD

AGENTS Phone 828 or 778

Bil-U

seen him house, in the brief instant I leaned “BuII" Hotel, Peterborough. and over to start my car- 50 when U" to stop the stories bell rang and llrs. were _ 11ml no idea what ul)’ E1188! ‘will! look like. I answered lllB "bell. 0991'" jug the screen C001‘ porch and llOllllllg 0“! welcome.

who was so 501m enormous Pa" l“ m). haul and crosset

this meeting. ally.

a; porting to us. __ I had no: met “lnthrop. l Ilall in ttlle doorwfll’ 0T m5

Taylor andl busv in my little kitchen. I

to the from my hand in

. \\" throp——Winthrop THNIOT And I11 Q0 play such an nly llfe——f.“fl5eil l my threshold . , ~ ‘ Z And I. not knob" ‘lliefifrbénlellldous ‘importance OI said ulmlfly an?‘ ,, . . . ut your a , .,,,,‘~\,3“§..<l§:r ‘is nearly read)?‘ l9 . ~ ~ ‘ . TomorrowJqqualntance

romrs our WAY ‘r0 n: LABOR TERMm Lnouauzs

. lov- sr. 1.01 ls. June 21"" “m”, - crs would sllenil haudagxmuggsalgéi ClllllVflllllF {he "h" a g‘ “my do and good M“ o‘ lab-odd...“ there

uni i fightilniobabtigl; 0:51am” problem ‘Slll-‘rlilan RORQTQ- 9! New "mt m‘ u...» told U10 uelegatefltfnllgi; ‘g2: teeuth annual Ctllaei: °

. i olln -

“{\".(,]$,.t;g3;at‘uo much time talkllu! about the labor agitatlonbe 4DPukel‘ sold. He canioln Y‘ of mp ngllizll an the logical T 9:]: 0mm" worker whore the ma .1; l. '1 has refused to extend Its fr elit- shm - 11' "lrtls "It was ln the Seattle S Lilith It‘ workings as a helper in 191i \\ 0

Charles Ill. Schwah made Ills tour

of the American shipbllndmg ms“

tutioils. We'd 1103M he “'08 I1 lab» or hater.

"The first instant the great “"1 man looked over us it was Hflllilrm" to every man in the bunch that Mr. Schwub really liked him. lie stepped oll that platform Charles M. Schlvab. autocrat. mllliollzlrr- nulglulte. lie stepped off that pint- forb. ‘.40 minutes later friend Char- les. In that allort 30 minutes he had destroyed the hatred that n31; tutors had been building for 1a years.

“The world is built on ideals. Labor wants to be square. If labor follows tho wrong louder it is not bot-oust» they want to lllislllltiur- stand but because the right leader has been asleep ut the switch and hasn't given the men a chalice to understand him.

"TIICFIJ are three sides to every qllestioll~yotlr side, the other fel» law's side and the right side. I don't believe there was ever a question Ill either ntotlern or an~ clout history where either side to the dispute WIIS 100 per cent right.

"Ninetyfivo per cent of nit-ll. whether they wear broadcloth or

overalls, wont to play tho game

square. Lack of contact menus

lack of understanding.

"Tile employer has spent n. lot his to the bunker. the wholesaler, the rctnil- cr and the public. How much has he spent trying tn null that. same personality. Ilollcsfy ‘llltl fuirncss

of time selling IIIH fulrllcss and personality

honesty.

lo IIIH lvurltnlcu‘! Solving n. labor trouble is not u mysterious affair. lt is ulmply a proposition of using common horse sense."

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SMUTS FEARS ANOTHER WAR

CAPETIHVN. South Afrlcn. Juno

2l~licllortll Smut»; upilkinl; t-tltly rlt the Ilrltit-lh grouping of Iroo

FCC

and upertltlllg on ‘Sllllllllfill.

Tllu famous South Afrlcnn leader

said it was unite possible fllut

anolllcl" great Iduroponn cnlunllty nil-tilt urine ullll be therforo urged of the Ilrilish TheEuropt-nn fronl the fact

llltlt Illc position Ellllllff‘ b0 defined. lvnr he stilt] arose

that the position of some of the :1'<-tlt powers llnctl.

1am d‘ t and glfieert:

TIME not: CHANGES

In Regular Paaaenger Train

Schedules will he made June 24th, t

AGEN T ‘O H AN D 23fifi-l7-Sl. »

i l a I ‘mfuronmlavlon’ now m

i . _ , t ’

MATHZHES‘

I

Enlplre as ti M11108 held to-- gethcr‘ by their (‘OIIIIIIOII allegiance nn terms of Iroodolll nnd equality tl Ilaala of con-

lvus not clearly do-

‘vi er o.‘

WILSON'S

FLY PADS

LN

Clean Io handle. Sold IIy-lll Druggisia. Grocers and ' General Store

| | News Sorvlol-l

"JQRQ et-ouaer die he-adlllg. “In Moscow's Strooll.’ u. current one 0s em“ "fl: m“! m arresting art-cc from ‘ l tonsil/ins “m”: "h"? “I” ‘. lent. -

' .p t1 ‘s the Moscow m°°°",;‘o“,d,‘,’,‘,’°,,, hm Frankfurter Zeitung. Recently he sentGanm: ucla 1o that well known fir’ we new-spaper on the cond.t-.ou o ‘m children In the R1161“? “Penn; More than 15.000 flrmmmned u as dreu. In rafls- Mmemis: m?‘ are wandering and B9881"! n streets. From ten to twenty P8P‘ Ish daily under the wheels of tram cars and 111C101‘ “'5' Nev” l“ Moscow or anywhere else has been

New Turn In ’Wakeford Case

LONDON. June 21.—Another stage in €X'Al\,‘I(I€8COn Wake- fordfis fight to vindicate his honour against the verdict of misconduct with an unknown woman at the

l

which are hindering him in his efforts, will commence in the High Court of Justice in a few days time.

, Since the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council Dismissed his appeal from the judgment of the Lincoln Collslstory Court, result- ing ill bis deprivation from the office and emoluments he held In the diocese of Lincoln, Mr. Wake- ford has never ceased to labour to establish his inocellce. and in this he has had the support of nlauy itifluential friends.

Some time ago l\Ir. Wakeford commenced In action for alleged slander against Mr. Henry Wright. managing clerk to Messrs. Lee Bolton. and Leo, solicitors to the Archbishop of Canterbury and also to the Ilishop of Lincoln. It was this gentleman who had charge of the gathering of the facts. which lit-represented against the then Archdeacon in the Conslstory (‘ourt untl later before the Judicial Conlulittec oi‘ filo Privy Council. 'I‘hi.< action has been delayed own: to a decision of the Blaster in (‘ltalnbers that the case illust- br- struck otlt because "the plainb lff, being out of heneficc through the judgment of a Consisfory Court. and Iluvillg no stipend. cull suffer n0 daulnge and there fore cull uluilltaill no notion." This was supported by Ml‘. Justice Green. but Oil all Appeal the Court held that the (vase must be restored to the lint provider! the claim for IIIIIIHIIZPS was zllltvtltltul. This was llIlIII’ and the action is listed for hearing before a special jury. . Ill the pleadings .\Ir. Wakefortll alleges tlltll many SIZIIIIIGTS have]

allotted! urt- us follows: 2 _ itov. (l. \\’. Ncatby, Vicar of St.‘ John's Iliizhbury. N., is said Io, llllvc br-“n utlvisctl by the defend-l aul. who stated:

"I know that John “Hllicltlrtl is tzullly. I lluvts tilyst-lf lrutevtl him l0 wlriotls hotels‘ lvilll \\‘(lIIIll|I. fFlll-s was rt-potllml by the Rev. G. W. Nt-xltlly to I)r. Nt-utbjr, his brother u SlIfI-{POII of Great Ormolld Street Hospital. and a member of llw wllnrvlzullun. The latter guil- tlelllall rt-poilti-d them to n. lady doctor. llr. ’I‘yler. Il sister of General’ Tyler. Dr. Tyler sought U"! M11 “Tiltlit and uskctl If the

siutelncllts were true. whereupon it ls uIIt-gt-d lllul. lilo defendant suiti:

"John Wzlkt-ford would be a very nice fellow if only he could keep the seventh cnmnlantllnent."

Sllcclzli tinlmllzcs are cluiluctl on the ground that Dr. "Tyler had promised to sol him up In n tllillistry, but hearing tho alullder did not proceed with the lllflll until the matter had been illvcstlgaletl.

Other witnesses czlilctl for the plaintiff will Ilt- lIlu PLVATIIIIIIIBIIU» 01l- dlllll Ml‘. Plvalls. clerk to Pclcr Thomas & Clark, solicitors. Dr. Daniel Wurdo willdle lending counsel for Mr. Wukeforil.

Mrs. Wultefortl will be ill cnuri m“! may possibly bu culled as a witness. This is rogiirdml n3 important ml zit-count of the IIlIiIIy rumours that lluvc been In UIFCIIIII- tioll Io the effect that the cx-.»\rcll- - rulnotlrli that Iltlvc been in circttl~ utioll to the cffcct that the ox- ATCIIIIBIICOII was estranged from M5 WWO; illtioctl one report Ilutl l1 that they were living apart, lt may be stated ou the authority of Mr. Wnkcfortl that nover for one nmluclit llllfl Mrtl. Wnkcford fuller- cd Ill I10!‘ belief that her hushnntl Ilns Iiccn the vlcillll of n gross; lllisctlrrluge of justice.

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Mllnard’: Linlment (or Neuralqla

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RUMANIAN CAPITAL CITV MAY BE MOVED _TO HERMANNSTADT

BUCIIARFJST. June 2l—-l~ler- nulnnstatlt, a city in Translyvania. lvltl lilllos northwest of Bucharest Is bring considered as the new captlal of Greater Ilumllnia. For a long time many Romanians have fclt that the enormously increased frontiers of the country demanded a capital nearer the Western States of Europe than Bucharest. They want to make of Herlnannstadt,

‘ which in Romanian Is called Slhv

IIu, a sort of executive Washington. Ifermannatadt was founded In the twelfth century. and has been splendidly developed by the Aust- rians. It Is thoroughly modern and has a series. of flne public squares parka, schools, churches. libraries and theatres. It is much cleaner than any of the cities of Old Itumania. and has a much more healthful climate.