your clothes.

Properly A Fitted

A $0llll0E 0F 00MF0llT

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When properly titted. the strain and weight comes just -.\ here scientiﬁc Shoe makers iiircnded it should. hence blNL-C shoes will keep their Rlllljﬂ and beauty until the r-riil. -

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m" tit)’ imnrtiw SHOE SER- ‘Ti-Ln-ii i. rpr ‘lhﬂild oi’ the ilfllliqlhlllid iio~..s-you-please, trust - to - luck approbation method. so long in vogue.

A» inure

Oui- Spring stock‘ is com- plete with new Shoes. new styles and shapes. widths and nines. to suit mostly any feet and fancy,

ALLEY 8i 00.,

LIMITED. mriip roorwsaa Charlottetown. r. a. i. 1 g

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tram on Bymw Road containing acres near Church. School

m further particulars apply to J‘. J. SINNOTT.

’ 3087-4-24-3l.

on Wednesday, May 2nd. 1928.

or. situate at Kelly's Cross about niilca from Crapaud. ‘

1 'i‘ENIlEl§

Scaled Tenders will

signed for painting the exterior

aarlly accepted. ARTHUR G. MOORE,

8.5M. D. No. 1. Charlottetown. 4000-4-25-3i. '

FOR SALE

.\t Brcmlalhnnc. llotel I'm- perty with '30 nrros land. short distance from village. also two farms of 50 acres each. one half mile from village. First clans land for potato

Parties interested coin- tnurlteate with ‘ lit. irarmsnr. Breadalliane.

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4023 4-25-

Pownai United Church, two‘ coats. Silo of Church 32250320 with spire about 80 feet high. Paint will be sipplied. State if scaffolding need- ed. Work to start as soon as ten- dk is let. Any tender not neces-

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and Qtntton, owned by Arthur Kenny.

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On the premises by public auction

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1.30 p. m. valuable farm oi 102 acres with dwelling house and outbuild- ings. formerly owned by Levi Traili-

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be received‘ up to May 12th. 1928. by the under-

of

Chapel Steward.

- Complete stock of

"It one hadn't auto one wouldn't auto where one shouldn't auto."

vii-KER HE'S GONE "i want to learn the where-i- icouts of my husband." “Madam. at this very minute your husband is passing through

the stale of coma."

“i iiopi- to heavens hi. qelg a ﬂﬂi tire." '

HAD WORDS WITH H|~M. TOGO

1st Stude: How do you and the professor of phllology geLon to» ghether?

2nd Ditto: All right. l guess; but I've had a good many words with him. toot‘

is accused oi being a

“Grace gold-digger."

“Fraudulent use of the males. eh?"

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PLAV BALL! Bird: A home run! iinol/Liipilinq is here!

Now

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store fixtures ‘(insisting oi shim cases. silent saviesman. platform iind counter "rates. scoops. paper rack. stoves. '\--h register. etc. No reserve. Every- thing must go. Sale starts ll u. m. R. F. Maddlgan d: Co. J. A. McDonald. Auctioneer.

‘sozi-i-zs-ai.

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Hill Sill

1 ofler for sale at Southport my beautiful farm. four mtlea from Charlottetown. 100 acres of clear- ed land. well watered with a wring running aoroas the front o the place. Idul for potato growing or dairy farm. with good buildings in good repair. an extra good dwel- ling house and a good orchard. Terms made easy. For particularl. Apply to owner.

PERCY WOOD.

3723-4-21-71.

. li-t, and tlu- keyboard cast. convvn- |

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‘THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN sell’ from the clulches oi importuu- l

ate ladies and sought Elfiior-{wliwm < ___ ichetted pleasantly with the guest's‘ " R I G H T E N Y O U R H O M E

{who engaged her attention. But. "- '-

‘she turned delibera ‘y from him and, before the party was fairly un- ‘der way. she diew Preston aside

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“Jealous Hearts” By k l MILDRED HARBOUR

and whispered: “I'm frlghtfulh/ ;bored, aren't you? let's go to Ooutlluuﬂ nne Ritz."

_ Th ht‘.'~ lie mlze- TRYTNG "B" wmm- - linelft. all: blind; ifiliinggcd-byl, add-

AY D “y. mdm ing sweetly: “We're going some- thgtfqaftbxriiziown Elﬁioragllemallltsed to "he"? m dimmi- Thanks 1°!‘ 4‘ Deammg “me hgsmn. charming tea," in o. voice that com-

“These teachers of voice are real- Flew!’ timed h" Wimb-

iy terrible. If you so much as lot As Preston remarked afterward. drop a word that you contemplate in relating the events of the after-

rll patterns cost less than ever ~

Sweeping price reductionsdn genuine Congoleum Gold Seal Rugs in every size are responsible for the lowest prices ever offered.

Three times ‘DanellLHoought El inor.. from

.Bui shc deliberately ‘turned '\

indyiniz. they mob you. One would .noon to certain interested gentle-

think that they're all starving to t men at his club: "There is no one

death!“ 'on earth. except Elinor Carver. Preston chuckled. who'd have the nerve to treat Dan- "If you have Danelli

in mind. Ielli like that." - you're badly mistaken. ‘Phat chap (To Be Continued.) i»; the one who's mobbed. ~<o>---

York‘s falling over itself to beglllfl?! _ o take its money-the feminine Dr. W. J. P. Speaks On Draft‘ Address " ,

half oi it. that. ls. He's the rage‘ (Continued from page 9.)

. Al‘, Take advantage of this exceptional opporﬁ tunity to exercise real thrift . . . dress up one or several rooms with any one of the new colour schemes suggested by the interesting range of new Congoleum Gold Seal Rug patterns.

jllSl HOW. They say lie Burns peo- ple away from his door by the doz- was."

Elmer's eyes. following the traffic us Preston's luxurious car passed up Fifth Avenuej reﬂected her satis- l-ictlon. She had found out whatl _ 419 Wﬂnled lK-‘QRHOW- It Was 1191 Lin would do wcil to try tcmpclw "J1E1y BS 8 P111111 111111» DQ119111 £1651?’ once in language. The issue, for tri- - d her further acquaintance. Not stance. after the defeat". oi the Stew-

iiat she'd really 115d 9- 111011191196 art Government was just about as mlillb on that score, but still ii: paid gloating, as the effusion of any party to be sure. She didn't want tohpressa I do not believe even my waste any time, and you neveririen here. Liic editor oi the Pai- would tell about, foreigner; lriot. was as loud in his accloma-

She was thankful that she'd spent. tions of triumph as they were bc- ‘iier first day in New York shopping. cause they 111111 ' 1111i U10 SKEWRFI Hhe was looking exceptionally love- G0V01‘1'"1101ll 0111 0T P011101‘- ly in one of her recent purchases- ‘in amber-colored chiffon. with a hint. of bronze and daffodil yellow _ _ l aoneath its diaphanous folds. Her, 31°" cd“‘“"t""ll“ Pym???“ 1'9"’? ha“, melted mm a harmony with a iary. There ore cvrtainsections and hat of amber vewet’ not too Smamlceiuain parts ofbilr citizenship who .»Jllnor was tall enough and distinc- f?” WE“ .“““~ “m1 “lily “lwilys . . ,5 n_ , iy to do their best to promote tem-. live enough to disdain the pli vu F _ u _ l ._ _ ::.:"::“...:::::.; t';'~*.'.'."=::"*- l".

, < D Hwy - _ _ _ l z ic Vii‘ lies; “x1322 sgﬁggultﬁaidl;:_2':ton“%:a:l_ l and I think it is the desire and the ‘rig after‘ her she locked as if shevusliirallcn "if ‘Zrﬁygne Wm has the ‘ ' '- ‘ “we-emgo i‘. ' might have ‘implied 1mm a Mm“! . that this Island lslioullgvbrllec: ‘llenlfyeigﬁf

It is surprising how little they actually cost; for instance-a 9 x 6, room size rug, now costs onlyp$6.75.l

l-Th6'_f'l_¢tif".‘i_\4itlticote” Surface y All geniﬁile Cgnvgoleuin Gold Seal Rugs . .1’ with the (jold Seal on the surface . f. are now made with the new “Miilticote”. surface, an im- provement that builds louger wear right into the felt base and through» " out the whole durable surface . . i only obtainable v with _ genuine

True Tem perani-c. Congoleum

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These ati-octive

CONGOLEUM CANADA LIMITED, MONTREAL

APRIL 26, 1923

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" Willa. " Cuiigolmm Co!!! Sm! Rug Pal/nu Nu. J 7Q. n lplrudir/ Perimii Ir/lr nﬂjlnl/zrn i: i/Ii... 1mm! /l£t'(it'II/.1_

The coupon will

bring you a folder

showing the com-

plete assortment of

rug patterns in full

colours and ex-

plaining the Gqld

Seal Guarantee of . Satisfaction.

canvas. - I es. chattering shrilly with their host nounced OUR method of gecmm bud the u" 0f bOBYdiQIP-‘ichwl better temperance conditions on: youngsters leaving off their Wm!“ j it is now up m those who believe in ions enough for u cup 01 wmbPWlPrcnibiuon-wlio believe in Prohibi- tea. And before Elmer's fresh andl “on for othem probably__to see subtle beauty, the oldcr women. ap- l what they are going to do. We shall ing youth, were painted caricatures. watch for the wonderful decrease,“ 51509618111’ W88 U115 true Oi L119 11085- | the automobile accidents in this 9S5 0f @119 P1540115 “Venlﬂﬂ. Mfs-yProvince. That must certainly foi- Agatha Archers Arnold, who was low a rigid u-forcement of the Act: reported to be engaged to Danelli. that is. if the Act is “amended" prg. She frowned at the sight of Elinor. pei-ly, as we hope it will be, who gave her a cool smile when Now. Mr. Speaker, I mink that 1

We carry the full range 0f

Our range of designs and new

(‘all and see yourself. g You will be convinced.

PROWSE BROS. LTD.

patterns and sizes in Gold Seal

Congoleum from door mats to the largest room size.

low prices are sure to satisfy you

She was introduced and discount/ed have said enough on this question, he‘. comp1ew|y_ VOICES: Here. here!

DanellYs studio was very impres- DR. McMILLAN: Everyone seems sive. Most of the furnishings hadJO be quite satisfied that I have been brought from Home and werelsakl 911011811. 1 am not exhausted popularly supposed to be heirlooms!“ l}. remember. (Laughton) I though the Custom-House authorlt- dldnt say that I mm finished. eith- ‘es could have told differently. hav- 1 91> lug assessed Mrs. Arnold heavily ton ‘M: hf 1111111! i110 People“

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Pifrlniltaiffc. aIfl-ipzsltries, and rlljcisl _ DR MCMILIJANI Probably it 5"“ "1 m" ""‘""'"‘Y "0""- game oi the members on the other mmm“ Pa", ‘PM at 1

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THE GREAT AXWORTI-IY NO. 3311

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Son oi‘ Dillon Axtrortliy. Record! at 3 years old. 2.10%. Long-act's‘ mini u Tho American Belle aizl/iul “um at 3 great brood mare with B in the‘ ‘list. 4 below 2.10. This horse will be‘

(for: purchglssd IlhmIiﬁy-estﬂos dim ! side o; the House had not been such 2.17. ‘W0 m in tho stud at Charlottetown this, ‘vimeflge “gm ‘the wauspof D5150"... ‘goul "checker players" 1 would not: T1115 7101M i5 square gutted, withsoason until July 1st. after that he;

tudio and on the floor were rues lmw” bee" “Peaking 116m

over which the aristocratic feet of

the Borglas were supposed to hay!‘

trcd. Curtains of wine-colored } brocade shut out the pleasant nfimr- l ncon sunlight, and the place wiw

lighted by tall candles in mammoth

brackets of wrought silver that once hlul decorated a Roman cathedral. "There were refectory tables. and choirs-also designed for monaster- leiz-that had all the comfort of m» lVlll‘ shirt of the same period. but. they also had a certain beauty and blended with DBIlQlIYS choice

torii . HON. MR. LEA: Is it an ghflur- mice inst?

1101s of style and action, weight. 112s “'11! b" PWPW" "'1' "'0 "1" "m!" "m Longset is a proven sire of speed a.» | m“ Wm, 15¢ Pr“, m, Tomnyopllltb records show. Dcvilsct biog u‘ DFl. McMILLAN: No. but I am Amhers‘ and Charlottetown. Ilisllhree year old record oi‘ 2.17M which afraid 1 rim supplaiitilig my hon, brooding combines "u. w“ |ead|nglis the Maritime record. l-Ivaset anil‘

‘lend the Ministci- of Agriculture. lfomilios. Peter the Great and Ax-tPﬂkzy 1101112801 110111 RYWW"! "1""

HON. MR. LEA: You are taking awvorthy which‘ forms‘ the Golden ability to beat 2.20 .'1‘his horse is ‘WY 11131113! Wily in doing it! Living Cross. llis full pedigree may lie seen Bellini; 1 Wonderful $10011. 1111K". "gm" "1’ w W" P0Dutrition! ‘gQ mwmhlq Farm Wm“; ha, Wm b ndsome. sound and speedy. [hero I 3R. ltgcMlLbAN: It ls quite trucQmake the season or 192g, "will be about fifteen of his get in Whigs“, ‘fmmlse? 1'1"‘ ""50 "Mfelftlv Terms (m- um “won 5153p "w. training at the Charlottetown race Agncu-ltfllr ygu sec the lvlinlstor of gnu", M, “m, or "m", Ind n nngqtrack this season. l-Iis colts are sel- Zvnu know? my off the handle. then [or 51o pgygble November 15¢ 1923, ling for high prices. Two of them 1mm 111 you have touched Mu” M, owner; risk, have been sold in the State oi’

, Owner in char

HON MR- LEA- Y0" 8W8 him an‘ FRANK glvfnxAy for the season $25.00, ﬁve dollars at

ci decorations. _ opportunity and you m ﬂ _ In one corner was l» grand P1111” lulu" you have toucheclvhimd whe F Em Mum 2122b‘: dig». nfiﬁgm-Ifazollifl

of black and gold. The raised will pa. McMILLAN: You will have "'7'“"4" I UCTION SALE D

revealed an inner decoration oi scur- lyour ‘opportunity OF COTTAGE AN l) LOT WITI-PBARN QR] GARAtiE , I am authorized by the executors of the

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_ HON. MR. LEA: Next i lion to the winds. H1. DR. McMILLAN; l umzgffy. but‘ black imd red. , _ ll am speaking to my constituency Dam-iii huitseii ilidirt sing. Lou» I don't know whether they would afterward. Elinor learned that. m? l-rooiicr hear iiie or the Minister of couldn't slug u true note, but ills" Agriculture. But never mind. they. om- was iincrring. Some of his in’ |W1li llcurirom him; because the nils soiuz. however. and tiu-rc was stage is set for him tonight. If the“ tiw pilcasani. rattle oi lea-cups and Iﬂovernmcnt had lived up u, ma“. the hilzz oi conversation that pio- agreement. that three of their.

gliitmg any party a success. lspeakcrs would follow one of our», estate Of the late Charles Bryenton t0 Uni Tin-on limes Danelll released him- ‘Rudmlil: pilgrim-e sslzsliﬁigshgiichtilizgmgagg-g the premises his property situated o“ Bayﬁdd‘ li'§$‘i.“..."f,f"§.ﬁﬁ°§,‘gojigglggezgegfh Street, the 27th day of April commencing at moo-i pnrllyllﬁggs ‘gr the Opposition is 2 o'clock p, m, i l criticize. Well, we in . . ::'.:r;:::; 11.5» "Hmljdglely “fig” Sale "fgtgglgefg Q. " we wi se a e urni ure, consi , parlour, dining-room, bedrooms and kitchen. one range stove nearly new, tables, chairs, carpets, oilcloth, and all household ﬁxings. Terms for property made known at sale.

Furniture cash.

liviiu; dim:-

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“ETES TESTED Glasses Fitted

- Competent aervlce with latent puient.

“fl. W. TAYLOR J. S. TAYLOR

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T11" year's iil the spring AM day's at the morn; “Quinn's at seven;

Th0 hlllilide's dewqgqmqod: The lurks on the wing; The mall's on the thorn: God's in His heaven-

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cases where marc is sold or ported‘ with fcc becomes due allil must lie paid

Maine for racing purposes. Terms _

union Mum Rouse

Mares at owner's risk. (jhann m‘ tram schedules c.1661. PETER .1. (‘ONROY we Sunday, April twenty-ninth. For

3.0”} Ki-‘Ilt St- further particulars apply to Ticket

Owiicr lnui lliiiniigi-illtgciit. ' 244“

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And tiic gardeners fancy turm- to thoughts oi planting 1h" garden and quite naturally, a gupply o|_

VEGETABLE and FLOWER scans from cAiirlips sEEii STORE

la the first. step tobo Procurc a copy of our SEED CATALOGUE, eolﬂiit i - ‘QM is eel]. ciiiiinorrrzrowit and". r Areﬂwolbover the country.‘

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