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coiit-roto structtlres and other ncc-I _ ) ' g.

*__ e»'».ir_y work on the Ioll.0wIuI;i I

In the matter Of the rniipoltict No. ii Atherton to Pori "__ I or Iieadaches

,am 'rhere will no sold liy Pnbllo Ano ' ' ‘

estate 0f Conedge P- pr., Ml on ,__ Wane," hom to tion on hionday tho thirtieth riot. I

Bowness Authorized 'iY"“j‘I‘t"';>I‘i I gi f`J"i" A* il'-1.1923' ai ui” "°"i"" -_-1 ’Assig'nor. e..'°'<":_I§§i'.t..§.‘.’.'...I" W""'“g‘°“ °°h.@ elif. 35.33. i'I.“°t3i.'.'ii..'f.'l'{Zw'II iIANAiJIAH\._l_;‘ PACIFIC I We are instructed'._.§;::"’.‘;t...§°t l;;'.f.if if

by the . authorized mI'ri;l(i)_I;t;`ctv;N;;i[_?y46, Central Bedeque Georgetown Royalty in King's

'~ trustee in the above r...l~i.~i No. `

K1 nslngton

estate to sell by public ,`.,'.,,,__., auction on the premis- “Wei Bc"-

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" I Rivin vilw gym dwelling house and out ilqiillitl. four miles from Char-

Wwwn.: For garttqlkrg on-Ito

, . M. IYRNB

"°‘i`f\tl North nlim.

I' FOR 'SALE

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1. 0"" for nie my other-smith

stand situated at New Gnagow ‘ l .Null in :ooo repair. Also fifteen.

WN' Und. Aiihly to George E. Smith. New Glasgow nine, P. 1:. Island 455|

FARM Fon SALE B

At Crapaud I will sell by private

“le my farm or iz sores with buildings about % of of a mile from

(knpaud Comer Also 47% acres a S short distance from it, _30 at-res under cultivation. rest in hard and aott wood. Will be sold separately or to suit purchaser. it not sold be- ll

public auction.

An'rElvlAs LEARD. 4'

Crapaud _

FARM Fon SALE In

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acres. 75 under cultivation. lislzint-t-lg covered with a goodgrowili ofl. hard and soft wood: hniidinzs at-MR all in good repair. If not sold he-IT fore May 2 will on that dale. to-

nd household furniture, lic sold=' y public auction.

Also 100 acres. ii:-nrl_\‘ .10 ni‘i'._».

clear. balance covered with hard Wood. will he sold seliaratnll ui' oil, bloc, to suit purchaser. 5

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4'1V'3ii Kinkora R.R 2’

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Bio CLEARANCE .‘.?.‘.‘..7'.‘..i.‘t..`3.‘.’.’tlii

'Vit IUIIS Jill! F0 f.’I"0n(206.

I B_\'order of Directors,

`At Glencoe, Vernon River 0-;

Saturflay, April 14th at I o't-lughliiinsiiigioii April 5,1023. -i-Id~2i

°h‘“`P~ ‘iii my stock. crop. inrnii im~I

PIBUIEHIS as follows; _‘“ -@-

2 drait horses. 6 and I2 years olil;_

1 E00# driver 5 years old, Harry T_;l 5 cholcsmiik cows, 4 tl, freshen H, Mily. 1 in October, 1 steer l l

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The Girl Who'

_ Had No Chance I

A -li ARION RUBINCAM

.Y M _ an hour or ao, there was alvvlysI *’

e-0' to read to hilu after she got back.

MYRA'S IDEAS Chapter 63

Duncan 0'?-'itll Y0w\"*i'L"i» Thai

ills rapidly. _tho mind was as keen ann clear as over, and tor that Ruth was eternally thankful. Three evenings a week alle was reading hw with the one prol- perous lawyer In the tlttle town. but as tis did not take mom than

time to chat with her father and

They rand li great deal tozether

Long before when she was a child

thly had gone through the youth- é

fu-I classics; later they had read the best of the standard me

. n. V' _ i8. he lay ilfil in bed' “mi iw i"°k`Ifrolil Scott to That-keray. to some

¢d almost as lifeless as the 1110111- ing whvll F-lllil i'USii"d h°"‘“"“tIiiioi-i- Cooper. llawthorne and of her lll0Iil€i"i'~ ~Uiii’iiU“5 Bm me ng cnilisetlle best 0f the ts He had

I solllllitllollttlu i>0<iY“‘i5 °“i“‘"* ltrziincd her in Shakespeare since

it ine-yt rli not l'

of our own earlier ulen, Feiiln-

lf lbiiuuil. :ind evoli a’ H f ‘IW 1' t ` Ishc was a child when she read

- 4 "‘iii*- I' I” ll=' dht» th l'a'

I fm mnl '.iu e_\< as iiiiiii* im" “L .sluts ii ti, an ltr e pal

Dehcuteq 8 i But alfalfa r\‘iUi'U”li ’“”"’ °"ltliciii~'cl\'r~‘ and lately she had

. -C. W, him' The nurse Stayed Isa-..=~u=¢l.bui few translations, and

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_°°' ‘ "'i`h0\lI!ll I ¢|0ii`l i”`i"’ Us Shi"-*` “"~".ot' the ltiisslan novelists’ works.

th' our slit-l-izll lvril-r~ on lllvitlizii

. . .. lttootl :uid she t-o.~'\.~' $25 ti “<"‘ii~"' .Sn lilo izirl had nn t=xtl'aordinar-

lore April the mn will he sont ii, l»Iirii.'i.ii-..Iif _.»'I'.'»:-‘l.l.'mi` “gi [mm Um ,"“'“' 0'Ni°' was “I” ‘° g'""'I’I"'I">‘ ¥"“'i f‘""i ‘if °“""‘° “mi ‘<"'”"

‘ ' svsnsrr How/ATT. . "Si1°‘*’ 'l-*‘“fl“i- ““‘i 1"- '“““"~!-~flz~~ rmm hor rritllorut bookish

l1)_j,l cap, T,-a,,e,.,e_ R_R_I\\~iilits her. anti I can manage I-ii” tr:i|liillt<»- a t-llll‘nrr~ that gave her

llll"li'~}'." Ruth at\s\\'el'5\.d_ ililpnttvilci- with the literiirv taste,

‘Sunny Crest i’oulttyFarml“_§:_l:j,“;;,l,lg" ,gpg ‘fc 0 "

ill viii whole plate was kept fluivi

on

soliii~ wt-i_>kl~l.

Rui ln' and bv even <lir~ could In"

c - p .

i- I Meantilnv- the autumn had none

-Sort), , Timm Ifnitrileiiiii - B-parI"“'i “`i'"" had "mi in- Th" i’“iI'I`I\\'i'i`ter_< so Ruth, gluvl shi: ihzitl the

lt.»r» I. r.. I., _offers a limited ing of Im, Comlgns ,ms d(,l“_\.ml h_\._mmw_ Wm for Ki Hn “

At Sha rock -' ' .. ri l‘i‘“‘"m_i' "I I‘“"`h'"g °ggs'“lS°.‘l“?"ili:iiI wr:iiht~l‘. but some i>rot:rvSSi ey I -.1 . -. .g' i cfm-5'

m ' "0n[‘“m"" lniulll l't\it'k.~. Sunny (`rf,>st “I~t'rrl.-'l , . _ “‘i"~i‘i- “il-'ih ('ii‘3i’=i‘"i°n~ T¢‘\i`ii`

_ trail-," S. (‘. \V. Iieghorns a-illill“""i _",‘i"I"' BIA mmng' 'hc “I"’I°.lii¢:tr>n and others of what lieriutll ‘firr-_\' IIi'il:l»-l" "Burrell i’l_\'mouthI"‘_""m""'" “'35 in ii" iI‘r""‘ii' °"“ler calI~"il “the iiio4lr~l'lis" delight- oi~k_~a. All from trapncsted stnt-l¢_II“i< -""ai"~ Ti“' "°‘“‘“"-*l “““' “"‘I""liilg in the fact that she oovld af-

ell Ins wtia{\ _vlou want audi we calll'~"fi}’ `-\"“l`<f! lable I0 ’Il0iIl 7'0"-‘IU li"§Ii'orri this gift to him.

.- _ _ _ _ »~‘\li»i>>‘ it. 'rte at once or niet-='~'<'l'>' iultcrs will w<'rv ._ - _., _

ether sith stotk farm iniplciilf-lii~'|r,,; ll.; And prices. .~oii<ti'~.ir:t the liiodol fu<~tory'to-vn lHl;((;`“l“\lI,1I;l(liIIig iIf;`ll.|l?ltg luonili of March. _ .

Dairy instructors

J. F. PROFITT, Sect'y.

P.E.I. Dairymen‘s Association.

GHW AY _

IMPROVEMENT.

` fin *_ ~` ...bui . ‘

""“’° *“‘""”‘°"‘~ ~ Y°~“ll"=~» 1 Tenders For Materials

brood sow to farrow May 10th; 5 fall pigs. V l

-\m'DI€~ments.-1 .\IcCormit~k Iiiiifl-' .¢l', 1 inaI1L\TB Spreader, I Ii:-iv ulow- th

hmsepower engine' I r"° i’u|i’€"' I llcinforcing Sand Gravel or Brok-IAGENTS

n Stone. Corrugated Iron Culverta

acuftler. I tnrnlp seedcr, .1 h:i_\~ e fork. rope and blocks, 2 wood a sleighs, 1 box sleigh, 1 driving

lbs., 1 cream separator 550 lbs., 1 gi farmer boiler. 1 land roller. 1, grindstone, 1 emerystone. 1 oil stove, driving harness. tc-:tm har~ ness, cart saddle. breaching. col- lars and hames, forks, shovels. liops 2 milk cans, 2 ladders. 12 sqliares shingles, lot of saw lumber 6x6 and., 3:5. I

Crop-30 bushalls wheat. white

chaff, 200 bus. w ite oats. Banner. 100 bus. 'red potatoes, quantity of hay and straw. I

Sale positive. No reserve as I am

going to United States.

Terms-Nine mont-hs credit on ap-I lproved joint notes or discount ati irate of 7 per com. off for cash on all amounts of $10.00 or over. All

sums under $10.00 eat-th. .

-If sternly sale on I\iuuda.y 16th at

same hour.

_ JOHN J. MacDONALD.

_ Glencoe

112299-4-9-Bi. .

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_’\nd Dnnr-:in Il!\l»-l lay lil lil"

le ihv hcl lotlitwi Ruth ll'lrl

hairy lli~'lrlii~tol‘ for this irovillt-c' " ' _ _ ., , .,. »~ .~ \\ll| be l't-t-f-iw-ti by the liritlt-rslI:ll-i“""i 'ill' Ilolil ilil- vnlllllle 'I`ll|S ii"Ih.l,`t MAIHUKW.. A.10umr doebnt \- .. *I 'ii

ffl-liiolls artir-lv ni’ furnitllri- \vn.<I.3"" '"""i’ “"“°" *Im Says She ‘LH-‘ "I" ‘_ lf! ,.,,.,§l,ml _l0\._ Illttrtlly secs you. that y0\l°T0 IIUBY

For llmmzh [hp wmv was mi|_ \\'oi'kin;; and tlint your father‘s _-»-» wor.~'e.

.€’.<ot‘»

I _ I lpose nlotllor told- you when the

Q iifliil' camo. und as she e-:lys sl\.cI , I

_ EI; =_ 5;'-5 ` 4

Pursuant to the requirements oi, , ,

c Canada Highways Act. Senletll

pp e any or a e o I wing materials, viz, Cement, Steel

lizilimci. covcrurl with host rluzliitI'I Init she li:-ul illuglit herself t'r‘~

-- stretitn of water ruiinlng through l., ._.lll~l,._ ll,,._..,. l_l,0hghl,.l and wr-nl

HIGHWAY IMPROVEMENT rmir of farm, new dwelling house on will, ,hh lows,-_

l’ur.=;unnt. to the requ-irmouts ol pair. I ,,,.,,,. I-_.ml Sm,,_,lr "ml tlwm-S 3

the Canada Highway Act, super- For further particulars alliply to'

:lic ‘ii-:ilcti ’I`onii¢=r marked "Ten owner

t?uflL‘rs marked ‘,Tenders for Mat-" witlriy Fluid-Foani'uinR»nliiI¢' Cim Paste rials" will bo received by the* f`¢rs.»i_iP.lpfr.».‘lype¢l?iil@jRj)ibg;|»Shimpllniy nuersigned until I2 o'clock noonl » ‘ ‘ i.~~or,\..¢,,.l,¢,,. '

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I single plough. 1 potato digger. 1 S3 -lvgfgy IAWH Q7 ,uzgf :gr ; i-.I=.i_ _. ---_M team wagon, 1 cart aiiii{%r.hee|;-. 3 I0 ' ‘

ten pcr cent. of the amount of thei ' ` " ‘ ` "i Th _` ` th l ll hlynllt tender lruyable to the Cominission-iT°r°m°' on camo 0 e er er ol Public Works, Prince EdwardI"”°“ I: I _ ,;_ h 1 I h ._ _ _ ln_ Island, niutit aC00ml"i“V each I'eu`I IIIIIII hhiitrliiyiqtliirixII-iliicmfgiiiadiitt-lc def; _ I ___ ' lilairo of her own llnil the love antlI . [he Devanmem lm” nm bind ni The Retristered trotting Stallion 1>i'nter‘i1'oli audl coinrsdlcahlp that send” “cept me luwest or any Mayor Todd, 2.15 1-2; if not sold,true marriage always means. en 9" hr-fare May will stand in Char-' Anil now her heart ached and

L. B. r`¢IcMlLLAN ' ‘ ' , F ld _ J_ H_|l I l l for th hl.ld_ lhe

SGCPEIHYY 01 Piibiic “lofi” lC)tih€ittUwIr)leil.°:iTl‘;Ihn. r ay4 4Wi’Il1 6i`iil0orntiIimI;Ii<IaI;:is`lii?y whose .bytes squint

Depiiriinent oi I1;u'blI:ie Works, ` Ind, up wh,-,H lm laugh(-.,l_ She would Charlottetown, . .1sand, llmve given wp everytlllhgl every March 23, 1923. plan' ew.,-y amblllon' every lmpli 3‘25'mWf"iAP27’~i1- --- of a career to have held in hor

Coni.iatin»- of 100 acres of choice

land i..tuat.ed an Elmwood, Lot H5 In Qllreng County, 70 acre-is t-leur.

old i:ro\\.th lumber and flrevloml.

and other out buildings in good rc~

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_ _ . _ - l UCTION SALE ‘l§§Z..’fff...Gi53§'.’.?.‘i £3" °°“°'.°fi° 5i"'o..I.i.'fffi.'»‘."i'."

es, on Thursday then

12th day of April, 1923|._,§",',',’,’,",‘_" ‘W _ at the hour of 12 Pf~1~~~ »~'~- m=

(‘nrdIf!an. I ."»7. ”CFliTEdmiiu TU'

lio .ver Montague

able double tene- F . _ " i n _

sir Ai""“-IIS] `i°~ 59' R"l° “V '°.r-ontalnr-il in :tn Indenture of Mori- SUMMER BMUNGS

Wellin h0UBe "mm e' i 'nano hearing rl'l: llc 22nd day of

ment d g _ f plana, specifications and roim;=\ISMm_nlher A' 1516' and made From ~°n the Western slde 0 M tend" may he Been M ‘he 0 'ibetwcen Wllllitm F. Morrison of

_ EAL `

Eh" Ava Charlgttg. II;j`"I’,fu';'l0i,:'§ ';",'l’;l'“f,i."l E"‘I"”""\i.nnfionvlllo ln the Province or Al. MMT" Quan”

7 Mmhemws ‘Drug st0'm 0.[ wry berta farmer, of tht- one pnri ltntl

town Numbers 141 A _ 'I ‘c:.'..i.oTfi..r ii. rolex of cimrioiio. Fnowi MONTREAL

’ f I PRIME T°¥:gman2nI;°"M?,,?lTflIm town tn Queen‘s County lu Prince T0 BELFAST-GLASGOW

and 1-2 Omer y one an ps ' ‘H 'Edward ll-iland widow" of tho ot

Whwned by Colledge P, gh: ,fglrxnsfi lI,';°%,fmmpI;I.I,I,','f,, f,'IIlier perl: flehiiili iiiwlne heeri.May 3. Juno Momitanm

Bo T 8 at Public Works. Prince Edward mi*fiB in file imymeht Ofvltlriiltlilmllmiil’ 10 ------- ~~»-~-Liriiirisiiic

Wnesso ell" 'gland' for 950090 must accom. money ltnd interest secured by said ‘Willy F4- Jima B ' Um

iv Sttlé. "any 'he “mer mr “ch °epemt°lM(ii‘"RaI"'tl l l l At my M' irlgm EIv°Eh'5'¢§`oi'.' Mmoch

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_-.J ‘ __ PrUj(,c¢_ 0l‘ III' IGI' [)i\I't i.ll RTB RDI) y V' The lowest 0|- my lqndor hotline office of James D. Stewnrt,‘May 4. Junel Montcalm

& Mcgngriiy accepted. -Follicitor, Charlottetown, P. IQ. Is~;{liny Jiune |;\'il¢;n;l;i;:¢: ` “ ' _L_ B. MeMi|Iln an . ~ ay _ une u

. _ _ screfnry of Pualic Works Dated this 20th day of March, A. May 25. Jliaer 22 Montclare ` ned' ' Tiripartinent of Public orka, D., 1923. am u c

u 0 » . S Charlottetown, P. ll. Island cATHERlNE D. KNOX, Apply to Local Agents or

K-3-5,7,9,11-51. infos za, im Mongsgeele. anucs sualvss, c. P. e. Agent

3-26*l\l1rftlAp27th ~ ` 1180808-31-4 Wef 40 King Bt., St. John. N. B. ~

47 Hunter River to

49. Giamigow Mills to

Proj(-txt N0. 51, Bruckley Point mm' 5.5, orwoll to uoun-i

Mt. Stewart to

County In Prince bdward Island bounded and dcscrillicd as follows,

that is to suy:~ Iloullderi on the HAMBURG

north by the Cardigan River, on the east by lands of Edward B.

Muclinrcn amd l’Ius Flltiiiiigan und|-'\lii`- the Light Iiolisc Land, on t.he|

IApr

south hy I-Jdwnrti l~inl|antl’s land

and on the west by Moar`s IIoad,l

nli\pr.

coniniillni: iilitty acres of land _little more or less. _

'l`|lc above stile is made under

and by virtue of ti Power of Sale

vtritcrs through the Iihmrv poiii

nliri- they had purchased the best

or lack nf it that existellianiong'

Duiit-an decided it was time

tht-v ren] np some of the nc.vcr

liliour- hell in llcr office, sho rcatd limi worlzl-il mil iilanncd. and oe-

um P ' (I ' If-a»;iti'll‘ill\' ilaiiccil and rode while

lmutrlll hilll li tnblf- In llolfl l»tloks.,(,l`_._ ' _' __ I _ ' Mal' Grant Itliilt t`lI\ni»tl llli. sliliilnriinc llit-I mi`m"`” “dmc ‘md wem' Befiii-1l~ M°M“““ izook Soiiiv t~oll‘tl sito it. and tililt Arm] Gsm MI'I_`“k;W°t§: d H it A0010 Cameron

_-- ' , _ " 've een illn n ow ll

_`m)IH_mim]_`_ mr [IW pm/mu" Urloxlteliiimi mrr thi- bf-il to tilt* lmao 5

wa <~i»ilv~-tilf-ni to road :init he

must bc ill home," was one of ller

I'ni protiy busy ln_\'sellf_ I sup-

.\‘t\r- dl.. »-Iwi' ~‘~. t» ‘ Hi”

Make $100 a Day- F

= .. BeAn

"AUCTIONEER

Col. “', ll. Carpenter. 11

yearn President of the Inl'¢Pl¢ Auction school In the world vrlll personally lnwthlet n

_ elnna on auelluneerlll l\ ‘ \\`lNNll‘E(i, CANADA. ‘lim

lultlul lor 4 wffkl eourltn Inclldlnt full ko-¢ ntluly » course and llfe aekolarnllp.

I-‘REEI Ganollne or ear Inn:

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as

to Int I0 ko enroll from »

‘_

. CANADA for this ter-. Drive

through, Imax the “BUY

9 and eump leur \\'|lllP¢l- ,fi write no today lim! 1°" Wi" ` be one ol the ll-It 10- 1928

Alalunl Inc. Addlflln

_

Carpenter Auction ‘

Absolutely pure - ` .. ._ _ 0 ' ' _ '

.loss to noimal. 'Illi-ro .tort It ,hm-ii getting the other Elizabeth-I

€Sf1¢or»86by~,365?"f0rIf7U Ii>'1ui"i\*i'~"* ill iii" ii°“-‘ie “°`*'» iI“`"'luil flmliliitists from the library °°-1'*-----»-*°‘*Z""li\0iH€ Blifl lii"il' lii`¢*ii"ii‘f*‘ i‘“‘i “i‘I:ili<l reaillne Beauiuonet and Flet-

i- I“`3~vS anhoyed the 5""9iu"" “°""""‘ <‘llt‘r. John Ford. anil others. One

0! ill* lilflii- Hilti “UW mai. he wiiajstiliiiiler dny they had read French'

Scool

§ llull llulldllg, KANSAS Cl'l‘\'| ‘Q

M0. »

llrlulqunrterw After June l5lk Hillel Fl. (ifllry \\'|NNll"l'I(i|

_ CANADA

lot of movies near. We go often to paws the evening and I hire some- one to watch the linby. There* 8 tiieatle near here and real vaude~ viii., too, .intl we so S°11\@ii"‘°“- But I don't get about much. the baby takes time DOW. iliii-I ii- costs money: Still tht-re’s plenty 0! iiie The city's the place! Its a Slmllle you have to stick around ln' a lil- tle one horse town I wouont live ln B llltle town again for millions.

Ruth laughed suddenly.

’I`oiuol~row~Invitatl0n5 -Z--€-0;'-**"'

NOTRE DAME ACADEMY .

'rho following inwils i1“"°_f°°fII1"'

eil the highest averages durms 2

-?- --~-<----i--~-. lliilzr- hell. ri .~lllrulikl»n little iigtlrrii ' Gl‘3d¢ X-

Merchanil Marine- -

_Ships to- be Sold

(XI"nAWA. .April 9.-Twenty

seven of i-be sixty tour- vessel)

comprising the fieet of\uie Capa- zdlan Government Merchant si” ine are to be offered -for sale. Thr vessels to be disputed al are of the smaller type more suitable for coastwise than overseas trade and yot not adapted structurally for economllo operation through tho Canadian canals. However, a num her have been in operation durlnl the last two years on the nppei lakes, where they are at present Ilocated. Authority’ for the dispo- lsal of the ships has boon taken by order in council by the acting minister of Railways and Canal: Hen. George P. Grahgon. on t-hi ,recommendation of President Thornton of the ° Canadian Gov ernment Merchant Mei-ine_ Llml ted which is based on a report ‘to him by the General Manager o` “he fleet- Tilt! Silibs are largely of the 2.800, 3.400 and 4,750 tan type, but include six vessels oi 5.100 ttlns. The lattqr are suit- iible for ovelseas trade but are Iirnsxccss of fieet_requlroments_ ii is the intention of the govern mont Merchant Marine to adver tise these vessels for sale by public tender. Should satisfactory Offers not he received they will i10W9VPr be held for disposal .by I-rivate sa_le >

*WOW

FAI:-Ewsti. n»sc's"P'rloN i

011 the evening of March 27th iiiiite a number' of the C_ B, C_` studcrts assembled at the home of Mr. and ivire Donald E. camphelll .or the purpose of giving a farewell reception of two of their fellow students.

The two guests of honor for the

HEALTH FUR

I .‘ L

Thousands of girls have to work in

homes, ofiices, stores, miill or facto- ries who are physically unfit for work, with often an aged or invalid father I or mother dependent upon them for support. Standing all d_ay week in and week out, or sitting in cramped

itlonsa girl often contracts some

gzganged condition of har organic system which calls I halt to her pro-

and demands restoration to

Eealtb before she can be of use to herself or any one elle.

For these distressing weaknesses

and derangementa these girls have found has th to do their work in Lydia E. Pinkham’a Vegetable Com- pound ' _

Toronto. Ont.-" Mywerk is to run

apower-machine whic is very heavy. nd I had a pain in my left side and weakness caused by getting my

feet wet.. It was only a few days later when I saw our advertisement

ln the paper and began taking Lydia E. Pin ham‘l Vegetable Compound and used die Sanntive Wash. The

pain left :ly side and the weakness disappear after 1 book the first bott e of Vegetable Compound, but I took five in nil and used two of the Wash. .I didn't have a physician and I didn’t take any other medicine. If this letter will help you you may uso it."-Mrs. Kim! KELLY, 21 Sullivan St., Toronto, Ont. 3

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LetLydia E.Pinkl\am’sVegetabIe Com-I I pound Help You to Become 'WeIl. »_

Nova Scotia Woman Helped

Sootsbllm, N. S.-"I hlvq be"

bothered for over three years with | weak aide caused b female Illnen At times it has botftod so qu; 'my side ached aol ooaldgl ltwq w my toes. I topk two hem" ¢l Lydia E. Pinkham s Vefemhlg (hm, pound and found It be ped me een. lldfralbly, 'hurl I intend hiring men as

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newspapers, and before] had nelahod 01° iirlt bottle of It, noticed I differ. ence in my health. I hops eva om_:_n whgahu gemale troubles wth

i"- ru. elm It.'Mc n.It1.sooul»nni, N. s. L'°°'

Puma In Silo

Portreeva, Saak.- " My lldeswould

get so sore and pain no that I would be- unsbie to move around. I felt just. as if there wal a vvai‘ht bearin th.. abdomen I earned 5101;; Lydia E. Pinkham'| Vegetable Com.

pound from a neighbor who took lt, and that soreness as loft ma. Ili" on a farm and have housework to do. If this lettsrwill help any woman vim suiferg from female troubles you an use lt. I know of no better medicine

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evening were Mt’-ss Florence Mc- the -,ood wishes of your-_ follow The two young ladies although Payden- Ki11Kst0n. grRl1d4l8\1gi1l0l' studt- its in C. B. C. must ever tarken by surprise in a few well

3 °i' MF and Mira. Campbell and 'Miss follow ready to synipatliize should cho.-i._-.n words thanked their friends

Niiifieeil Rises Charlottetown Vllss fortun own o confident that for the splendid way in which they

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McI°‘a)den leaves in a short time we shall more often smile as tor-

Grade IX. I0' “"'*‘ie"-I Camda Wii'~‘i`P Siie MS tune smiles. =So welsliakc _\our hand

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IVI‘ai'_v Mollinls ][_,hi,;cnie Arsc

rt positzon awaiting her and MisaIanrI wish you good health and sate Riggs is soon to take a position in jam-uey feeling sure yoil will not B°s`“"m' ‘M355 forget _tour friends down East.

umm The following address was read Please accept these small gifts

By lti.ss Ruby McDougall- an ii token of the .frieiidl-ililp and

Grade VIII i _ esteem ill which we hold you.

\i:tsn't seen you und as I‘\'t» stopp-/ od avritinn to everyone else ati home I tllought you niiglltn't klnow :It`l»: li boy, It wz-s born lil Novem- Iber, _'tml we <-ollrd him Tiiil. of rotirse. I think Vlil call him Junior lnsteualof 'I`in\.l think that’stltiite, stuart. don't. you? l believe all the ‘fashioiiahile poopllc use it, when. the sons urn nnnied for the fatll-l ers. ‘lie looks like Tim ton. :tndl ,when he laugh:-' his eyes squint ulil lin ‘uit-.li ii funn_\' iasilionf I I The git had to stop reading forl

_8. moment lShe thounht slie hzllluk I' G' .elirtleri lt love for this man un-l -1¢{'ii Joliie.»t-A

,lil ’Vlyi.t~. lottrrs brought it up a Gladvs 0'l3rIeu

Doroti'-5 0'Bi'l0l'l I

neon

ADDRESS - - - » During the reading of the address

T _ ' _ 'Miss Mcl<‘n_\'1len was lnresclitell with °M°mn°" “nd Naidevii e. Silver Vnnit case l \ii~.~l Sallie

Doris llc I _ ' _ '_ ' Y '- » il' - - Dorothy McKenzie The l’ll0US ‘IMS 0f_5I'*l'-'fill .’\co.'1 and bliss Riggs wus prrtinnt-

Simuid °"IY I0 U5 bring. led with a Novelty Silver Mirror

Grade VII lime iiiiie i’iTiiS I0 Bing. by Miss Catherine Matlloson_ `

Eileen Cant wtiil Mary Dooley

Forotny Furguson fm' Wiiai- yOU 0XD€0f~ “iid We ii°i‘e» We offer our services in 'connection with orders In

to he, new fleldls and greater ‘ _

ada VI ;|oWo,.lunllles_ all stocks, traded in on the _

Gr

Mary Moron Eva Rona!-Zlialli Helen t‘o¢i»W1\y.

had remembered them. All then joined In singing “For They Ara Jolly Good Fellows.” Refreshments were then served and rest of the evening was pleasantly spent in ganvs and music. Misa Annie `Cam`y>hcll presided at the organ and in this as in all other respects proved herself an ideal hostess. Be- I roro breaking up all joined bends - and sang "Auld Lung Syne."

The singing of the National

Anthem then brought a very plrug.

tint evening to ti close,

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Not partlogs with it sting.

With mingled feeling.-; of regret °=‘"' _

ws lenm of your early departure

We have lbeen friends together

botll at work and in play for a con-l

isitlerztl le sfo long in fact that 0 ` _

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Mumud Tmmmiqtie uljiitiakiliiilbnlagleultnliiewiizg 1314: With two private wir-sa to that centre", we can give

ada V ‘soon that false idea was to be pmmpt ‘i"°t°5 and °"°°“¢'°"“‘ '

, , _ a Vlaiiat-tered.

I | Someone said Lb.:-iq parting was a

in alwa s the letters Helen lloriioby S'W0"¢ SOITOW" still he was onlv AND

‘their homo. after they iil2l\`i`i"fi-

arms the baby whose eyes liilltrh- ful. the I/shy sho wilnteti to cali Ill-r mvn -

lii~.-ssllill. nllrll slip siillled or tried

"'I‘lii»ri-‘;~' not. nilit~ri.o‘io\I. Wclivn

Grade lli

Betty Doyle Dorthy Coyle Genevieve McGuigan -

Grade ll ‘

Rich lrrlluc Grunt I

Gertrude Fisher

Ella 11059-0- '

l\iol.AcHi.AN TAL STIUKE

;3\'ll_)N}-JY, April 9. Unless the

miners oi' Cape Bret dbtaln rc .li-055 of alleged serl a grievan ces (hey will strike t the ilrsf opportunity, J. B. M0 Ciliim t°i‘ n mass meeting in. lace Bay Sunday afternoon. M °lVl0l»aCi1 luil's address dealt in ly with alleged violations hy 16 Dlmiiii ion coal Comlvwv Of 'wil wil il-in-I rates" included in e settlw rneiit at the end of the trlke Of _\ugii.st 1022. ills spocc for tht most part was more oderatl than the Secretary of th U_i\u.W generally makes, but he startlel his bearers when he id till! prolonged neg-lii31ii0ilB li iii* c0m|,hr,y had failed la emedy the conditions complained of. Ht gave notice that in the ne future .u delegation will Wtlit- U H- -I McCann, Assistant Genor Man age-r, with an ultimatum in re spec; no qniese niaitteite. the Company still refuses to m e nd jus-tmonus, the miners wil con-_ sitter the pontract (irroko and will hold themselves ln rt- lnusc to strike nt the first. oiliio nity 'ne devil-irctl . . . . ... .._.

FROM ST. JOHN. N. B. CHERBOURG, BOUTHAMPTON,

Apr. 2| .............. ._ l~)llllirn<.- of lirlintn SAUTHAMPTON, `ANTWEFiP

21 ...... _____________________ ._ Melita

T0 LIVERPOOL Montrose Mnntcliire Miirlocll TQ. .Gi-A§00W. _ _

lir. I9 Mitrburn

_ 13 20 27

A pr.

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'blacksmith shops, also stock.iu\p

Clearance Aucti

Sale

l rim ‘instructed by Dolninl

Donald oi’ Kelly's Cross Lol nel] by public auction on We day, April 25th, 1923, at 12 o' sharp, his farm consisting of heres, 80 sores eloar and In

atato of cuitivation, 15 acre _splendid hlvrdwood and 5 acre soft wood lumber.

This fanm is well watered, fr

-and rear, well sit/ua-ted one n from church, school, store a

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`boiih know us truly and so know that wliatefver ‘wour star may guide

It .seems unnecessary for us to

Hive expression to our feelings tol-

I .. I i- in I. /I' ii;/ishinr to say “t}ood»bye untt.l to’ O Q

_ .brouz-hi. ill up in ri n.~.v io ln, On. . _ _"_ '

ccording to the terms set forth ini "W 'I"m"‘" i“""‘i "°’"(’ when they “"""`IA Pigot Grade |v» I' tiaesizwgitgittiigsifgz 1:1 ' _

` _ _ '.. ,. .' v .\i-:N it ll. »~.f;_l. -l. it th f it lik. an gm-s ~ ' ~ _

" ' ` me siwcmcation mr same wmuhia IILFN xllriitnloi.-ull) Ii‘eiroste)iltnt’li/I; fhiiitsliiigr 'I`nIlpxIz.itt<iI'Iy rgsenterii theiAllee .1\'IoGuiK1ill Inna I-urselves wimgnt with mei Munbeni Montreal suck Exchuwa

sleigh' Ildrivltrtig wagihriil 1 n?‘hiItiII “nh ‘mms °I lender may be Seeni\'l;arILimo arantce $lIl92i (weokliyifuct tliaitihr-r home necessity huil|(Tul'Yl HOSHD. Eli"-ii Mmiin- IUIDUIUIL M sepamtian '“i'-’D‘"`"‘°i"i I" T°i'°"f° 5¢°¢k E"°i\3'i|l°

Bm-Ayer' pa arm MM PH' “I at me Omce oi the Provincial En"avct‘aI;eg$l;l 00) and expenses com-Iuiiitle llorlose the chance to keep. our H' “dk I

new’ Qharlottelown’ P' E' Ishmilmingign beuidph, Write for parii- ’I`ini's love. lSlie was indeed, love

Hi In Block -Mai St. .MONCTON

A cemned cheque for $50000 or culars VVinston Co Dept W I~` iliunerv when who rl-ad that letter. gg B n '

appointment of

THE OVERLAND

is the most comfortable of all light cars. Its famous » Triplex Spring Suspension makes it _easy-riding-pro. tecting both car and passen- ger from road shock.`

Owners get upwards oi' 30

ments and household fumiture.

Terms made known at sale. tif day proven stormy, sale

first t'ine day following. _

J. P. IRADLEV.

Auctioneer

4-11-iois-in 25 si

CLOVER SEEDS

Write for special po-tes itat ei

Glover: for lpring M\tl|n|»

TODD & COOK and ummm

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ONUNVIIIN °||\»

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miles to the gallon of gas. Upkeep is light, owing to the high grade of material and workmanship, that gn. sure durability. ` .

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DEALERS FOR

CIIMILOTTETIIWII ‘ ~

Owners and prospective purchasers of Overland and Willys-Knight Cars will be pleased to learn of the

' MoLMIIE’S SEIIIIIGE STATION

t 186 GRAFTON STREET CHARLOTTIETOWN, P. E. I,

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Equipped to render adequate service in this district, to the<LYJ\ers of all Willys- Overland models both past and present,

THE WILLYS-KNIGHT

is a car oi' wonderful mileage; resulting from a motor that improves with use; that, at ten. .thousand . miles.. hahowa actually more horsepower than at five' hundred.

Rugged. adjustable front axle is equipped with eight: Timber! l>earings._ Simple, fasts' steer- IDBS easy brake and clutch; every operating .o0nv¢rll¢l1¢¢ wanted by the most fntid- ious owner. _

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Willys-Qverianci Limiteci - I . nun or cs ann mcroiuss. ronoivro. c.m4o.4 Bus-lan Tarun Munn! V/|,,,,|~ _

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