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THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN '

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to many authorities. some 80 of the people of today have acid stomach. 'l_ hrs because so muny foods, comprising the nrodern dict, are 111-id ftrrmnrg foods.

it usually malts." rtscii felt in ,5o11r stomach, indrg lion, heati- ncires. nausea, “pars? “i1ii1ousaess." t1n<i ruosl. frequently in sttrmat-it pains that come. about lhrriy yninulcs alter: cal1r1g._bo you can easily tell if you have 1t.

New Quickly and , Easily Corrected

Iii ‘you do have acid stomach, donft vrorrv nirout it. You can correct 1t in awcry simple ruzrnrrer. Just do this. li. u" alknlirc your ‘acrtl Mrzrlicll .-i0111:1t‘ll almost imrucriralc- i_\". \'111r\\"iii icei like. another person. ’1‘.\ It’ I'.'~—'..t tcnspoorritris 0 Phillips‘ Milk 11f hiatzncfllil \\'1\l1 I! glass oi water every tnurrring when _\'11\1 g

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ALSO IN TABLET FORM:

Phillips‘ Milk of M2111.- nesia Tablets are now on sale at drug stores everyuirere. liacir ftny tablet is the equivalent of a teaspennful of Gen- ~ time Phillips‘ Milk of

ct up. 'l‘akc. =111111111~11¢-...-11..1111- fui tinrty rnintttes nilcr carting. And another bei

ure you go to bed. PHILLIPS’ Milk of Magnesia

Ticntrahzes F0011 and Tobacco Acids a few lTllTlUlCS after ta 11g.

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Magnesia.

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‘Ninety-five per cent of the people formerly using colouring are now using IIAMKA.

Price $1.00 per bottle from all reputable Drug Stores. Distributors for Prince Edward Island

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OUR. THREE SPECIALTIES

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" “ MORTGAGE SALE

FOLEY’S llrug Store

l859-l-ws-8l.

NO TICE

The Annual Meeting of the East-

and Souris Shipping Club will be held in St. llfaryis Hall, Sourls, on Tuesday, “arch 21st, at 2 P. M. EDIVIN REID,

President. n. r". Mat-AULAY,

Secretary. 84-124-17-21.

_FOR SALE BY TENDER

The‘ book-debts of the Eastern Canneries Limited, Georgetown. I11 connection with the volun- tary winding 1p or the above Com- pany, sealed tenders addressed t0 the undersigned will be received up to and including March 25th for the book-debts of the above Com- pany. Lists may be inspected at the following places: McDonald Bros, the residence of Mr. George McIntyre, Montague, the residence of Mr, William D. Wight, George- town, and a1; the offee of the undersigned.

ll. F. MACPHEE Attorneys For Liquidators 5366-13-15-17-18-21-23-6i.

There will 11c 110111 by l'n11li1- Auc-

tinrr 1n front of the Law (‘ourts

Building in (‘harlnttt-torvn in Queens

("uurrty on Blot the '."1'tl1 day of l

.\l:1r-*l1 A. ll. 111 tin- hour of t\\1-l\'c o'cl11 11111111 :1il that certain 1111r1~1~l 111-1 t1 111' 1111111 111111 prc1ni111~a silnutc lying .1111 111.1111; 1111 1.01 or

'l'n\\‘r1ship Number twenty-three 11111111111011 as follow: that is tn say by 11 line commenting at n stairs fixed on the west shin of the Cavendish

Rand and at the s11tlli|0l1!i’ auglc of \\'i1ilatr1

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The above 5111c 1s made under and in pursuance of a Power of sale con- tained in a hlnrirzage hearing date of the M11 rlay nf Iinly A. l). ltlilfl and made lmttreetr .\lnlcr11trr .\furr:r,v of Graham's 1101111 in Qtrr-t-rrs vnnnty n- forcsaid farmer, 11f the 1111c part 11111] John llrorvn 11f Alayfichi i11 Queens County r11‘ the other art and 11y the 1111141 John Brown anignctl tn re 11111l°P1llRne1l 11y Intlcrrture of Assign-

raad six

mcrrt hearing date the. liih tlay nf Mlllch A . 111111 default having been 11111111! 111 11=1y1ucnlt of principal and

fun-rest trrnlcr sold rnnrttrzrgc,

l1at1-1l this twr-rthr-forrrllr day of February A. l). 1111111. DEHVITT BROWN Assignee-

B1f6-2-25-S1rt-4i.

MORTGAGE SALE

There will be sold by Public Auc- tion la frnut of the Law Courts Building in

Friday the Seventh clay of April, A.

sixty-five lrr said County, 110111111011. and described 11a follows: in: nt rt square post

lmsscssion 11f Malcolm Mclilnnon thence runrrlug nu 1111111 North for the distance

fire. chains, lance of nine ctnrlns five links, thence South Nhorc, thence following

to the lr11n;r11: 11y 111 a 1111111 on lhc from tl\'1 (‘rnunrissinncr lnrrnls to \\'|llinn1 Ilnsr1_ April 187.11 11y Margaret ltnss, liuss 111111 llnrrlct firwrgr- linrrcull. 11y

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of I‘

(‘atlrcrlrre Jane

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1931i.

FREDERIOK ROBERT-R

_ Charlottetown in Queens, county in Princi- Erlrrrrrd Island on

_ll. 19511’! at the lrnur of ttvelrr- o'clock noon, nli that tract piece and parcel of land_ nitnrrtn nu Township numhcr

hntrnllary of sweaty- tircrrce East T111‘ the din- urrd severity- to aaiti the various u-nurscs of the sahl Shorctveshvarrlly place el’ cnruurenccmcnt, con- cstlrnatlnn seventy ncren 11f 1111111 1t liltlc mute or loss, agreeably urarttiu of a tlcctl 1111110 11.1fm] 110th 11111111: the 1111111 cnrrrcycd

_ date the ucvcntlr 111v <1! b-‘vtcmt-cr 102:1 111111 111.111». 11¢-

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The Double Act

A Romance of the Theatrg BY MARION TOMLINSOIQ

Rosemary bowed, unsmltlng, and

ent. The work to be done was every- thing. He went back, after cou- gratulating others of the cast, and rejoined his parents.

“Oh, Tony, my dear, that won- derful boy!" said his mother. wip- ing her eyes. "He'll make a. very great: actor, one day." ' “He's one already," said the Rev- erend Peter Carson. "I'd like to shake his hand, Anthony. He's in- terpreted the very soul of the East End."

“You can, Father, it you'll come out with us to-nlght," answered his son. "He told rue to ask if you and mother would come. I forgot to tell you. He's giving s. party to his friends the Fiyuns in that box op- posite. Will you come?" l Mrs. Carson looked across at the riotous boxful opposite, and smiled her cirarming rrrotherly smile. "Indeed we'll go, won't we Peter?" she said. "Tell the boy we shall be delighted."

Then the lights went down, and the quiet of expectancy went over ‘the house.

The descent of the final curtain found the audience still utterly quiet. For s long moment it sat there uunhout. moving, and that, as every actor‘ knows, is the truest compliment an audience can PB)’- Then the spell was broken, and a roar of applause burst forth.

"Alf Whitefield! Alf Whitefield!" they shouted, calling Rosemary by the-name shc had made real to them in the play. "Author! Author!" Finally Anthony went out and made a speech.

“I am proud to have written the playg" he said, “because of the act- ing of Alf Whitefield . . act- ing not of the body, not of the mind but of the, spirit."

"Good old Les!" shouted a voice from the top left hand box. “Where's Les? Tell ‘m Joe's ‘er-e!" 11, was young Joe, in truth. He had sat absolutely silent. in the tur- moil of the Flynn fatally , over- whelmed nnd absorbed. Now he had suddenly wakencd out of his trance as Anthony stood below speaking incomprehensible words.

“Where's Les!" he demanded.

“Don't. let 'lm set nwav- I r01 somefink to tell ’im." Anthurty looked up laughing-

“Conrc round to the stage door, he'll be waiting for you." he assured 111$ interrupter. The audience added their lautth- m as they looked up at the 11"- crnbat-rasscd Flyuhs, and Anthony escaped through the ctlrlifliflb‘ 011 W the stage. There he found that B small dark-haired boy with 5111111118 eyes 1111a been rtsoenrns 11° 111$ speech. “You rheant. it: truly?" asked the boy. "It. was truly all right? I am an artist?" Fbranswer Anthony gripped the small shoulders. "You're the finest artist I have

ever known," he said. "I'm very proud . . 1” . The young er before him was

rtrmpling the shtntn! black "w? ‘m

his head. “And the hair of Berenice is fit-

through the

the man, who had first taken Rose-

her arm through Anthony's and the taxi-man, though puzzled, smil- cd s, fatherly benediction.

now she's bof on 'em1"

iwhaf Th1’; Dog; escaped when she could. She knew That's all you do. But you do it she had still the big scene 1n the [I 1'9S1IL=I‘I'lY1‘EVERY?AY-?°dl°:1ll115 third act, and must save herself for F’ l 1“ifhigvscig{osflrgllfirglfljcoth ésslrgs; it. Anthony, unable to restrain " ach acids thatjostcr your "upset 1111115915 Tushed mund behind thel FOR COLDS . 112.111.111.111;‘.1"1;::.‘1:12=*:ia* 1:11 is“; 11,11 ";,"1“;,“=' 1111 =1 111-e 809E room Ere.

\'as eav ng e s ge. encrg '. . Try it. Results will arnaze you. H“ "118?" at 1191‘ blinds, but she Your iread will be elealr. Xou ilfor- drew them quickly away from him, get _\'11u itavc a storuac r. 11 -1 1, 1 ' 1'" u 1 -_; ' 1111»1-_1......1..1 11.1,... 1.1 1 13,35, ;,;“§§,1;§"§;; Vbel/ea/Inj Own REAL milk of ma nesiar “EC-inuyot} Wm“ t Z 'D m; t P“ n ' MADE 1N CANADA m, hu ; genuine PHI LIPS’ 1 o ‘ 89 1911 Y- ° 5 BY IIOW- Mrlignesia. _See that the name Anthony understood perfectly. He lfiglillilyiéi?" 15 5V1mP°d Clcafly on knew he was nothing for the mom- Zl 1

taxi-loads of mcrrymakers drove streets of ‘Bethnal ‘ Green. One of them was driven by L

mary to Mrs. Hicks‘ lodging house. She had taken care to send for him at the address he had given her.

"I hope that old woman didn't put upon you too much, Ivllss," he said, as Rosemary, now attired 1n a coat and skirt, her short hair hid- den by s. close-fitting hat, descend- ed from the cab to say good-night to the hilarious Flynns.

“She did, terribly," laughed Rose- ruary, "but everything has come out just as I hoped it would." She put

He did not know what it wall all about, but: he knew a pair of lovers when he saw them.

The second cab was dismissed, and. young Joe, replete and dumb with the incomprehensible events of

thony, leaning across to the silent youngster. ' Joe did not. remove his bewilder-

ed eyes from Rosemary.

"E used ter talk like a tot! some-

times, snd ‘e fought like a girl, an‘

he said

slowly.

Anthony laughed. "Give it up, old

man," he advised. "The ways of women are beyond us men."

"'I'he ways of women are toward

you men," murmured Rosemary, from her corner of the cab.

Joe was set down, and promised

to come to Anthony's Ofltce the

next morning.

Rosemary leaned back on the

arm that lay about her shoulders in

the shelter of the cab.

"We'll adopt him, won't we. Tony? so many things he has miss- ed. , . " she murmured.

"We'll adopt him more or less." returned Anthony, "enough to nrake it. possible to give him what we can of the things he has missed." He touched the wavy black hair on his shoulder lingertngly. "Will V011 191? 1t grow out gold again, Rosemary. It was so beautifull"

“Unreasonable? cried Rosemary wntentedly. "You are difficult to pleasel"

"I loved your hair," said Anthony obstinately, "and I shall love it again. I'll get 31011 k991i 1i’ 5° 011W as long as Kinship runs and then I shall have my golden garden slrl again. Shall I?"

In the darkness of the cab he could not see the light in Rose- mary's eyes, but her lips told him what he wanted to know.

THE END.

W. C. T. U. Notes

5111111111111 MEN s11 Wilfred Grenfell, 1r. 0.. 1n. o. All my life has been devoted t0

ly sacrificed?" he said. Anthony stareds moment. $11911. to the amazement of the onlookint; actors, he caught the 11889111 “We newsboy up in his arms-

"oh, my dear, my dear," h: CD6. and dzain “Oh. my @9313"

I O I I

After the party, the most up- roarlous success inthe lives even of

Commenc- fixerl in this $111110 n! Illllshnro flay nl the 1211.111 lmurnlary of land now or formerly 1n

FOR SALE

Ten or twelve cottage building iota at ‘anhope fronting on the Stan-

shore and any person who would wish to occupy one of them, would have free access to the beach.

For further particulars apply to J. A. MacDonald, Barrister, Chor- lottetown.

.I. A. MACDONALD. 8437-3-16-cod-3l

wager)

Provincial Distributor: sales force for a new first m] bsndlge. Liberal Discounts,

t.

Isabella Rosa to illti1‘||llIl't' tinted

o t’ f

frrrnrrr, and llrrtlh- 17111.11 Gnrrcrrtt his wife of tho one purl 111111 the trndcrelguc-d of tho default lntring hccrt 111111119 1" l'".1111"11i "1' nrlru-ipnl (11111 interest.

I hustler. State are and experience, Write Russell l1 Ellison, Windsor, Ont.

H81 I t lat ti

Mortgage-

13-1-21.

the uproarlous Flynns, two FY0115

hope Road, either in one-half or one acre lots. These lots adjoin the

Organize

fast. selling, repeat orders, requires real

work among senfmns 111w. B1111 during the last thlrty years I have made periodic tours from the At- lantic to the Pacific Coast-meet- lng and addressing audiences in all large cities, in most universities and oolleges, 1r. many high schools. and numerous normal 00110898. 11nd private schools.

There ls no question that the fa.- milies of seafaring men have im- mensely benefited by the Volstead Act, to my view. I am not an Am:

and away ahead and is reaping an infinite advan- tage.

Educators in this country every- where who are interested in ideal- ism, and believe that there is al- ways danger in temptation, have with very few exceptions. such as Nicholas Murray Butler, assured me they have begun increosngly to -sec the advantages of the V01. stead Act. In East Boston and in the San Francisco seaport the d"- ference for the better between I900 and 1029 is beycnd any question-

Oh the dear little Shamrock!‘ the

The proud little Shamrock, 1 weénz’ For the nursllng which bloomed

Now blossoms heat-h smile of a.

W I Joy but in my peoples’ 101i Their sorrows are my own. 1 have wept when the sun o! my

r11 tre glory of manhood went donut’ 1 have mourned and have missed

More precious than pearls of my

And shall I not mourn with those

O‘er the tomb of that; glorious band who have died for fair freedom,

Qn the heights of the far-sway land? 0h ye daughters of llkln! i181"-

011 ye sons o: the loyal" and brave! 1 swap from earth's grandeur to

For my brave Irish soldiers’ grave.

It shall be of the flower of the

valor of the Irish t-IWPB 1B 5°11"!

Her Majesty. of Windsor was 1111181 831d 911 the

crieau, but an Englishman, with a legal residence in Brookllne, Mass- achusetts, for many years. But. I am s. gradual/s of many universities and I have seriously studied the effect of the liquor laws both here in Englandfln Europe, and 1n Ca- nada-and my better hair is 100 per cent. American. America is far of all the rest,

THE SHAMROCK

sweet little Shamrock!

through the dool of the years

Queen l

Though Queen 0t the mightiest

empire hlch earth has ever known

bright, summer hours

the glad voices long stillcd,

CIOWU.

mourners who weep

for country and Queen

hearted and true:

/

gather a wreath

land of ther love

And green as its leaves shall their

name

Be enshrined in myireart, and the

hearts of all those Who link Ireland with honour and fame.

Ohi bear it. ‘all proudly, aloft on

that memorable evening was driven your crest; ~ to the place that served him as Thar the world of the future ma! home. know ' and rest "What about it, Joe?" trsked An- mare“

To the teal sons of Erin we owe."

0h, the dead little Shamrockl the sweet little Shamrock!

The proud little Shamrock. I 119911- For the‘ nurslirlg wihch bloomed

through the dool of the years

Now blossoms neeth smile 0f a Queen. As g tribute to the exceeding‘

Africa, St. Patrick's Day was cele- brated throughout the Empire- Sha-mrocks were brought to Eng- lad by the car loads. The Irish flag was hoisted over the Mansion I-Iouse, London: and by ordu‘ of

the bell in the Tower

soldiers of the lllznplro wore B bunch of Shamrocks tn their hel- mets-E. s. M. in Lays and In- eident o: the South Alrlcan Wsr.

THAT THE PEOPLE MAY KNOW

(A column of interest. to all recording accepted tacta and worthy opinion: rent-din: t-hl place of alcoholic beverages tn modern tlfo: ll well a new: of 1h: progress of the campaign for a "dry" world.)

tsponao b! the Grand Division, Sons of Temperance P. l. I. *

EDUCATION PLUS LEGISLA- TION

Education, to be effective, de- mands certain conditions, sdch as freedom trom distractions, hence a measure of quietness. Where the aim of education 1s the cultivation or moral habits, certain eondlttcns are necessary also. Hence the de- mend for legislation u well as education in desiing with the tem- perance problem. A fence around a plot of ground will not make it. grow cabbsges, but it may protect the young plants the gardener has set out and ts cultivating.