‘GE TWO .. t l wém ____ _! ‘Mrggmufl agr..e..pg.u,ag.,.hm.gx.. Italy s beauty experts teach are, o, this. is», xgtgmgg w... *""‘°“ t’ "°“I€.3i.“..“.'1‘3.°£3.5.'f~e .3." wfilcttlfi.’ .".‘:.'.i',"“;: olive andpalm oil method to

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TEFL ARLOTTETOWN GUARJEQN

(Continued) hall of the fort this afternoon."

We came to the fort gate and gave our names to the sentry who stopped all save the few the govern- or had summoned to attend upon him. A messenger he dispatched brought back word that we were to enter, and we were escorted across

I stood over him, panting from ill} exertions, when a shout from Ta-wan-lle-ars attracted my atten- tion. The Seneca was returning from his pursuit of the two Cahnu. agas. He shouted again and point-

Monday, April 5th.

Pamengers on the outgoing train from Elmira, on Monday, April 6th. were: Misses Laura Campbell, Char- lottewwn and Jean MacDonald, South lake. Messrs John JosepliMac Donald, South Lake. and Stewart Maclntyre, East Point, Mr. and Mrs.

~ A l " * APRIL 16.'l93l. SOUTH LAKE Norlls ‘ ‘ "

keep that schoolgirl complexion

Pezza of Naples, says: "No

i

l’ Mil-hi.

ed behind me. I turned to see the parade and into the quarters of woman deserves a lovely skin if

William Hanlon, Elmira.

zcwolcc cleans.- m lrlelsoiiieeveloe

i: Jl-ldg0——Pl‘iSOlll‘l'. have you anything to say?- PflSOllPPI Only this, your

Peter and the negro locked in each others arms. and as I looked, Tom heaved Peter into the air and tried to throw him. But Peter locked his

the commandant adjoining the great hall.

Master Colden doorway.

met ul in the

SMILES

Lordship! I'd be \'cr_\' sorry if the young Zalvyer you assigned to llle was

lrgs around the negro’s waist, and they rolled ovcr and over across the

“Zooks, but I am right glad to see you." he cried. "And his excelleney

Passengers on the Eastcm train on Tuesday night "included the Messrs. Augustus Bailey, Benlard Massey, and John Joseph MacDonald.

sbe fails to oiserv: tbs most im- portant daily rule: was]: tbe face wit]: Palmolive Sea} every

morning and every night. "

c‘... can“, upon w Llcfcnd a“ 1m ground. is overjoyedl» Her friends regret to hear of the a .. “men, mm]! I reached tllelll Just as they He opened an inner door and ush- llldlfillflsllloll 0f MFS- James MM,- - i HGABBIE GERTIE struggled to their feet, grips unre- cred us into the presence of the Donald, Black Point. v - v - ‘xx. taxed, Petr-r warned me oft. governor. Master Burnet rose and I I "Stillldl clear.“ he crooked. ‘I came forward with hand out- DF-A-A-Mfl°D°ha1dr5°“T15»°5'me finish this myself." Itrsctched. l W "u. 011 Til"? night 0f Thlefidfll’. _ certes, nobody but Putcr could "Master Ormerod. this could not “Pr” 7- 1° ‘he “m” °f M“ Jam“ . ilare finished “it. The liegrds have been better! ‘I wished above n/Jmmnaldl Black Pmnh and return‘ mum: I “my "lumped mam and strength was colossal. l-le fought lull things for speech with you. Cor- ‘ed t” soufls °n Wednesday morning‘ m, ,,r,_,.m,-7.,m,n H- m.“ “ass Stone like a wildcat, with teeth and nails |l1lfl2 I Rm £19991)’ 1h 3/0111‘ dehl- TB- _ i. cuttrrs iii p“ iri-d to lit-rent 41nd logs. But retni- iiiet llim‘\\‘ilh-h9-l1l‘5. you have asain ln- Passengers °“ m” Easter" tram’ ~ ('"nm‘"“ ‘Hmflwluhs n” i illllegjzllntrllllv. refusinr to be znlg- (‘filled the Zflllltllde 0f the DYQV" to Elmira’ on Monday night mand- qu‘ ' crccl bv the‘ vileszt atlerilpt They llllfll" ' ‘ ed: Misses Jean MacDonald’ south ilari torn the clothing from each "Did YOU Yeqfilve my "P011 ffflm Lake: Florence Madam’ teacher at

F, l';ls.~l~ll':cr~4 iillll Frritthl Culling ill. .

from a secret agent at Montreal,

lwtvr l'('{“ill1.I{‘(l by bringing up lIlSI quoting the decision of the French

b-y, }~_,, to m‘. gwun¢ ,established price then prevailing at

T 4th Lake; Mary Mullaly, teacher

Russell Manning, Munn‘s Road.

Miss Lgvura Campbell, who is em-

home at South Lake.

of Palermo; Salvino,

of Venice!

These are

Palmolive costs no more than ordinary soaps.

, ollir-l" .11‘ ltldcrs and flanks. They CSWOBO. fir?" I asked. at East Palm Helen Moone - . , - _ ; y, teach- . l:..il;lifll blr d. TllPll‘ chests heaved "Cortes, ‘twas thst—and this ‘-lle er Eunlra, Mr‘ and Mra wnnam giigibzfxzi~hfi - v1!!! tilt‘ ([011 for bl‘(‘lllll. Ilsnred a document which lay be- Baum,’ Elma; Mn and Mm stew. ioap n Nmpalitan h! lewofmlferiitrvhlin ‘Trill . mill flung his Mn“ lore him on the lJi1bl€—-"WlllCh N I t E t P i L, M], autiu lube wirb n tn 11pm Ira inn anyti- crux lid l"tL"l"S iizlii-l l7 r Ibrou ht me here." m? m0 n yre’ as on ' ' and "#1) I114! II/Mokirl "I" fmb ‘"4 '*’ "'"‘_"1J' F" ~- ' d1" "=- hle g Mls. J. F. Massey, Bothwell and Mr. myhxm " bynguluwaajl’ lmllup 4>;]ru for Ill!‘ DutclllllzlllYs lOlllS. He Plllflelfld lli- "I'll/BS 8 T990" i _ '

L l Sup“, rl. bivrk, and rrzei- swooped pp- 'lu_r dealers. acllns. lo oooilmotoo played with a flnn in Charlottetown ITALY, as in fifteen other; countries,‘ All Canadian beauty experts join with g,,,.,,,,,,._ A; I, ml lllnl, (1.... m"); 1.00mi Tam-S Willi their government, to raise the spent the Easter holidays at her women are discovering how to keep that those oflmly and areapart of the vast inter- » ‘"1"? l"<‘ “'11 l" lfrll by the neck- Price °1 hem" ‘mm lw° hvles- 0P home 1n Elmira. schoolgirl complexion They act on the national groiiflllumbering 23 723) evefY one "“"_' '“"‘"”" L" " *' “"" U“ ‘l ‘“l““'-“"1 °Y °“" 5mm“ 5"‘ "m" i“ “gm” advice of experts. of whom advises Palmolive I Its olive and. l ianmgl In (flu Ltd ,; l i.~-;'|_ '13.), stfuggtcd currency, the pound, to the level oi Mls Freda Stuart, teacher, Cherry , ' palm content’ its gentle, mud emu-cue), are l s. s. “(l.-\,\'l'l£.\‘l.r\" bxl liit .t i1'.'.'.ll, Peter T0111‘ l-TVPCS. or "We . Shillings. Ills vaheY- 59cm East“ Week at he!‘ Eugenio, ofMilamPezza, ofNaplesAndre, unique, experts say. Ideal for the bath, too.

. ti E l‘ h t dl . ~ - . . . ~ im llllaoltilre: ISTIIZE Srriinirla Yzlfjwitfntinued the Mi- a F Massey Bothwell u at lead“ ‘if 1mm" beam?’ °“l‘“'°' flilledglo P-"llroollvosflanadlanfacro .one ' . ..;:_ ‘ ‘ ' ‘ " ‘ » ‘ ' ‘e ' ’ ' ' ' " * ’ _ _ o t e nest soil factories in the worl . n ‘y; 5 Ti :~ ._'"c'; ll‘l'O.‘lt_ giu-ernor as I returned the paper to Present ma"! Will-Wes l" Elmlla- And, whatever complexion problems arise, p _ i»; ; g 3 j ,_ r or ;,,,,,_-- m,“ ,hini, "was the first reaction in Cflll- ‘m’ P°°le "lid Tlmmpsmlr Mwtflgue- all the lovely clients of Italy's great beauty ‘ s» of; _ f: i llillilll r..- l‘: iiziigzered '10!“ l0 lllo lldlllss that Murray had Amon the fame loam t exgaertsuetold, first of all: "The skin needs, APPil 2" April ‘P; April W Apr! 2o lsuccopdcd in Iegkth-lqatlzmg m5 trade toes this week are" rlf/Iessrs nfiolfno ‘l: I be ore and abohe everything else’ deep and M. ,. ,. “m. "L ., ,. I, u)‘, 1:, llero n~~it~ on end to W1‘ lilo Doom lrell- But come wltll ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ' thorough cleansing twice every day." “,1; ,5 inn}, ,1 In}, 1,5 I“; 2', ,v,,,, Em, Dmmf. I m. I, may be I Sm], app“, to you MacDonald, East Point, Victor Bea. Fortnightly thereafter. ‘ll'>‘.\'l"‘i'.‘t|, for first-hand testimony." um’ East mint’ Angus Beam” m“ That cleansing, so vital to beauty, is best

First trip (‘lftnlvn (‘illl Ice Conditions pcrmitiing. (‘hilrlottctnlvn Agents.

We deposited our muskets in a corner of the room, and filed illto the larger chamber adjoining, where

“Azld I New lllf‘ two who ran," udder! 'l'll-v<nll-l1c-:lrs, touching two rczllps whrlsc clusztercd feathers pro-

Polnt, Stanley and lRenfew Cameron, East Point. Alexis MacLean, East Point, Joseph Foley, East Point, Iva-n MacDonald, Smith Lake, Wal-

is massaged into the skin,

accomplished with Palmolive ‘Soap and warm water. A rich lather should be made, which then rinsed away

CARVFLL BROS Ltd .., have come to ask your dam, ‘in-Ha... hm, h, hm some thirty men awaited hliii. m and mwyn Fisher, Scum Lake with warni water, followed by cold. This __ ‘i 4720_4_Hmlzhurszxtlm Mavknh‘ ' teialwlng." D k I‘ f rd u - “A clean swoop." 1 said, "There st-velfll W“? gentry Who were mem- and Mex Cameron, sou,“ 1mm treatment rids the pores of dangerous im- R ,1 , wm/itfav-Ielvltr; wraine-umrirll ryeaw iiill bf‘ none to crirry the trite to La. ""5 °f the wllllcll- Three were purines in the ‘gentlest possible fashion. ‘M’ 19c ‘.37

ones grow in. The farmer clipped

our wings this mornino."

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It. R. Bell D. L Mathieson. LL. B. Barristers {x Solicitors Money to Loan CIIARLOTTETOWN 8: MONTAGUE

._.. McLEOlJ cr BENTLEY _ J. A. BENTLEY

' _ W. BENTLEY. K. C.

-" Barrister and Attomey-at-Law *5 omeei 1S0 Richmond Street _ “.141 “IONEY To LOAN -- “H I our bo etiln aion I > Charlottetown, P. E. L a‘ cofflqesyny y g g g

;---————-———-—-€-—- “He seems to have learned one McDONAlIiD er McPl-IEE A.

thing, all right." .1. A. McDONAIZD H. F. MePHEE

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,, "What ls that?" i " i". ‘ P‘ "That It would be a disgrace fol ‘hlsjather to die rich."

officers in command of the frontier garrisons. The remainder were merchants, dealing to greater ‘or lcsser extent in the fur trade, the‘ Gmwrm)" Bum“ is Dene“ lgleat export staple f the prvince.

‘Twas early autumn when we re-I Hi5 exceuency wasted no mm m lurllmpd 1° ‘Albrmye The 1mg “VET ‘he preliminaries or generzflties. He .b.,ttlelllell.s of Fort Orange stood ydeposited Several papers on the tame oltt straight from its staff. The tin front of him, and addressed him-

‘citizens who thronged the streets Iselfto his task ‘it-riding up to the fort gate must “Gelmemeny- he began’ “I have ‘liPCllS hold nil to their hat brims. summoned you to meet me here be_ | "A" m” ‘whats "Emmy 5° CYOWd‘ cause a situation has arisen which icd?" I asked PM“ . is of the utmost gravity to the wel- Hc shook his head, and I accost- m", of the provmce and the large,- ‘llti a tavern keeper wllo stood in his interests of his majestys realm. ."<|7°"""“~‘" Wgardllb’ the P35591543’ Recently I have been in receipt of with anticipation of tile harvest he ccmmumcation m the furm of a would reap later. petition signed by many of the chief merchants of the province, beseech-

iVicrge (lll Bois." __-_. CHAPTER XII

“ ‘Tis his cxccllcncy the governor.“

Miss Freda \'ngwell, South Lake. left on Friday, Alrpi l0. for the United States. "Te wish her a suc- cessfull voyage.

The S. S. Lovat, which plys be- tween ilhe ports of Sourls, Plowu and‘ the Magdalen Islands, is reported to have begun her first- “trflp” for the "season".

Mr. Donald Maclntyre was a pas- senger to Sourls on Friday.

Miss Dorothy Moy-nagh, who spent ti“; Easter holidays with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Moynagh, at their home in Souris, returned, Monday. on the evening train, to resume her duties as teacher, at Lakevilie School.

III u am u a n weaiiecil . flllllgllr 11ml‘ as? '1; 13,5 lolhgihpgliglflo flmeiyoeelfhragorilol

w 10.30 pm. Eaten: Time: 8.30

I41 9.30 r want. ciiolv iiiid all stations iiacoiiliwd with The who. red nctwiini.

Price 1740-1 . .m . Central Timo- 130 to 8.80 pm: .. .-

having been driven off by the pre- vallidlg "Westerlies." Already several steamers “lee breakers" and other- wise, have passed up and down the “Strait?

The S. S. Hein Cleared the port of - Sourls on the morning of ‘Tuesday. April 7th., laden with a cargo oi twenty-five thousand bushels of

W35 8 Passenger on the Eastern train, from Sourls, on Monday alight.

Messrs. Daniel Murphy o: Elmira, and William Brown of Munrfg Road W91? Passengers on the “Eastern train" to Souris on Tuesday.

A steamer was seen, in the “straits" ofi’ this coast, on Saturday, April 11.

pee-pie attended the concert. D16- social and dance which was iheld in‘ Elmira Hall, on the evening oi’ April 9. The proceeds went to the fund! of the Elmira Women's Institute. ., .

Mr. Emmet Pierce, a former resi- dent of Elmira, who has recent)! come from the Pacific Gout. 1mm

”‘““"Sii“i'5'§li'y Afioilgggs, ETC‘ t) l. d- ‘il Y ._ -. I ‘orfhchisgghlelilxicuill.11222:?! m? ‘zlabanici’, m? °"‘,’°s§‘°“.§§ The condition of Mr. Joseldh potatoes. loaded by the Han-lg Ab- Efmi‘: ‘jfldfilé? l ' ‘ " ' ‘ ‘ ‘ le re en on o tic rec ra e \Vl l ‘ j I j 1; i l , . _ _ Chevgrie of Elmira who has been baton. and bound f0!‘ Philadelphia. A large number from Elmira and ‘ y... . clllTllTlOllPd ccltndl gently and lner- Canada which 15 now telnporamy ’ r ' day evening, - Z .é , .. -. .. _ _ .serious]y ill for some time, is some- Pa. The loading 01' B11989 Steamers. surrounding districts, cltiendcd ti e , ' Stewart f? LOWflIBI ' M? ‘ I " chants ‘And the 0mg“ n: m“ ‘Secured to them by the action of the what improved. We hope that Mr. in the Port 0f $011118. l8 proving a recent "horse sales" in Souris 1 M“ John Joseph MacDonau Eu 5 J, p, srnwhlvr, K, c, / f , troop-i to lllcct them ill the grelli’. 10,115 of grade in Gus rgndjno decislon . . ' Point was hauling potatoes to Elmllll - N W Low-rug“ . . , a ~ l’, =' Chevarie will soon have recovered valuable and lucrative boon to the static“ on Saturday nth i BARRISTERS‘ SOLICITORS, ETC. jg} v . __.. ppon the law Pl-cnloinnl; the trade his former health. town. The rqongshoremen are look- Messrs Percy and Angus Beaten. Mr mun“ Plercé. Wm; Ls M», Pr“ 84 Great George Street l / " I ~ m Ihdhlh 800118 which I secured to ing forward to the coming of several East Point, were busy, on Saturday, t, gm m Wm‘ relatives at muff; 5‘ Money TO LOAN. , ~-., Wll-KIE 5 be lmssod lost your.‘ We are pleased to note that the more large steamers. April lllih, hflllllng potatoes to the Se“ y 5W, t “S, Qolumb. ti} ' iii i. f r “That petition represented {he condiflon of Mn Stephen Memck, ____. Station M; Elmhm . gitmndgii Se suozzaa ' w? M R. AN __. bu‘ sober thought of a, majority oi’ the Elmira, who has been sick (m; some Mr. John Joseph MacDonald, , urc on y. a " . . - i» _; B. _ * .i_ . lucrchants and traders, your excel- time, is greatly improved. South Lake, purchased a young male Some of the farmers hauling po- __ it? , 33335115}; SOL|C]TQR_ ETQ , ' t . . lcncy," spoke up a prosperous-look- at the recent “sales” in Sourls. tatoes to Elmira, were obliged to l‘ ' MONEY To LOAN- y, ‘N " ing mall. Two large steamers were sighted store some of their produce ih the F ‘ Chmem" Bmck- Chammemwm P-EJ- l +,~u_,, "It may be so replied ‘the gover- off here, in the Strait, on Wednes- Many 0f the fflfmefs 0f this part warehouses. on account of lack of

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--— l; nor. “But I would suggest to you, day, April 8th. We undersand they llllehd Dlflllllll! large acreage of car room. These will be ,shiped at Farm of the h“, Edwhrd Mcgweq,

, - -. iny friends, that cerrnlii knowledge are to be loaded ivlth potatoes at "seed" potatoes, again this year. We some future period. The “potato iiltiiiiled at stiiiiley Bridge. on ll"

rllhx Factors Prcpm atlons l mm come to me whigh- compels me Sourls. hope that the price. next season. will business," tllis spring. lri this section campbellton Road, in Que!" ——— ‘ ‘ . - ri , n liil 115 acre! low

Are “soil iri- 35'; or the srfbrn stare “Ethel. will you run to the door ‘to wonder whether you would persist I I be slightly in advance of those at Ls quite a booming industry. and, if gggugyaliflgtar 2f"! m u huh m" -—lll'll slur-fill llo on Pvrry ladies’ fir"! W" Fldflr PIER?" iii this attitude were you acquainted Nllllhllmbfililllld Stroll. Rid-By l5 Pmem °b"*““mg' prices “we i“ prqmmo“ with m3 of cultivation with good dwelling Dr J-r: ‘lllblr. (‘lczlllsing (Ti-cam, “l Ho" mammal T" l arm" ‘W111i; B1-1ef]y_ 1m“... lately Db_ practically free of ice, the latter number of bushels shipped, it would house and out buildings. Not far

Plain zlrd lx-mon Powders, Rouge, speaking to Fido since he broke

Mir. William l-lanlon, Elmira. was a

also be a very profitable one.

from school. churches, etc.

Astrimqu“ M“ my douy. >_ [tained definite information that the — - _ F u I a | ¢°_ __. '_ _ , _ h . . passenger on the train leaving El or further par cu an PP!’ M!“ iltltiplllcdoiltauve laihitbeziltnflllillgirltahe ¥hicflgg (if h y 0 u "mm" °h the morning of wedges. Despite me deplorable condition MRS PENZIEQQEEIKEEFFHI . - . . . r - , >--—-—--—-- _ tory this side of uie falls of Jagara d” Mm’ seventh‘ °1 the mm’ “ large “um” °’ 4594'4‘“‘81- , _.' is secured to us by the Peace of 1 1 m, pa. M. A. McGUlGAN A5 smart d5 ,.,,,..,,,,_ m, m, m, ma, m, {as from m w t» em e . . D._..q.n,._.,. M k t _ _ Mii. Lewis MacDonald. Bothwell, is A “ ' £18 I‘ (1 S crench have no right to construct a 510w“. unpmving m health, _ I . .

Tweel Building, (‘ilarlottetnwn Ofilce llnurs-{l-l. 2-5. Evenings by appointment ,' Resilience phone 558. i Oilice phone, 1003.

7f‘ There is a great deal of money to

fnrt there. They have no right to maintain a trading post there. (To be Continued)

You will approve the groceFul srnortness oF these Fine shoes .. delight in their exquisite

, it? ab?’

Mr. Stanley Mcvaine. Bothwell, wiho was ill for some time, is slight-

A beautiful farm situated at Hazel brook

in Queens County, on Mnlldlli;

be made in raising Muskrats in Pens. - -———-~-- -» ~--~—-—-- 1 1m d_ A] 1 1 13h M; -—————— Yul! don't "Nd Pllhfls. lakes nor cffgsfnimshugsldnd man's] l OWL FAME‘; TRAPPED mp! ‘$9 ‘ gauge‘): Eedlyjoancugr: m8 April 20th. 1931. at one thirty o'clock sharp. ad D. AR - SHAW’ K. C. ztresilriniaa Tglelsee Dizelgzg: gliécigsfiryi a/hegmystr’ an" than‘ you i $1 This farm consists of one hundred and fifteen acres of choice ‘II-Tim y ' ; KINGSTQN‘. N_ C“ April 15 (u p) nearly all clear in one of the best localities in P. E. l. Only seven miles l’°..

fed and cared for. They will cat

will Find such supreme Foot-

Miss Florence Macleod. who

L. OITI '05 —- Prnwse Block. e-, I717 FTIVTIHOIIL Strrct. Cilarlnttctown. "m" “h? “m! "f vegflahle‘ comFort and ease os will ‘—'Jab°b new" caught and “aged a HAVE yo“ spent the "BMW", holidays at her chmltiotteFown-Il Bu?" facility‘ acilwoll’ chlmlchemxnfl Sig" lrnzl-gllzlri wms and Estates scaled; Record; show they will breed from make you u “throng Mani ‘baby owl. and parental love resulted tasted the ce- home in U188’ h“ resumed ha. quar er o a m e of arm. W be so d ri w o e or n par sll I!

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_in catching the owl's father and "flwlhfif. The birds found their off- spring in the cage and visited it at night. Deaver trapped the male owl IHIPIIO m uIIflIHV/Erlnlflh 5nd T011311 b68169 the cage mangled ' chickens, parts of vmich had been K ‘thrust through the cage to the in- s ' ‘it ifant. Deaver caged the owl and set H \/

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