"">>:'i7_ n,

warmth * 1N

made in a

A shiver to-day may mean the doctor to-morrow. Keep the

with a cup of hot Orzo-

and the cold 'OUT_

moment with-

cunts

FOR SALE l

Willy's Knight ‘Coupe, run only, 4030 miles, two spare tires and rims, seats four. Costs "this year, $6,000, will sell tllis car at a bargain for cash. i

Anyone wants a car of quality; cannot beat this offer. i

Write 333 St. George St., Monk:- ton, N. l3. , [ c=:—_--—~ —-—-—-

NOTICE! v

Mart gelling your horses ready for the Spring Solos by getting s. box of Dr. Church's Condition Pow- ders. You are sure to be satisfied with the results. as they will put your animals, in condition quickly

» on the same amount of feed that they are now getting. If your deal- er cannot supply you, order direct. Price One Dollar. Dr. W. G. Church, Sunlmorsldc. Told-li-iualldll .._i__._,-: '.__' t: :-—_.__— —__

For Sale

Double tenement. hollse with barn on corner Grafton and Cum~ berland Stew» All modern con- veniience. Also large building lot adlolnlng. directly opposite. resid- ence of Wm, Robins. if not sold by private sale will be sold by auc- tion on 30th at 1.00 p. m. sharp.

FRED P. WEBSTER.

'1715-3~19l\lE1Ui. Sale

Farm for

190 acres. Rood buildings. Write for description. Low price for Terms. .

quick sale.

"* ‘GEO. W. TURNER,

Bridgetown, ll, It. No. 1. P. E.

' I. 7711-3-24ME6ilid.

‘Clearinlglhllctiou Sale

Clearing sale of glarm stock, crop and implcmcnlszlnd furnl~ ture.

APRIL 1ST 1 aim instructed by Mrs. James . Mitchell to sell on her prelllises at Cornwall, Thursday, April 1st at 1 p. m. sharp.

The farm of 52 acres all clear good house and outbuildings, six miles from Charlottetown, near church, school, and hall and cheese factory. -

.Stock—-1 mare. general purpose. 1 mars with foal, 1 horse general purpose.

Cows—5 cows due in freshen early in spring, 1 furrow cow; 1 young ox.

Sheep-w choice sheep.

Pigs-l sow with litter of 12, 1 fall pig.

CROP

100 bushels of oats, quantity of potatoes and-straw, 1 driving wag» on, 1 express wagon, 1 truck wagon with pole. 1 single plough, 1 dink barrow, 1 cart. 1 wood sleigh, 1 box sleigh, 1 kitchen range, 1 Daisy churn, 1 separator.

A quantity of other articles not mentioned. '

All sums of five dollars and unrt~ er cash, over that amount 9 months credit on approved joint notes. ‘ e

Terms of- farm made known at sule-—

PETER BRODIE,

Auctioneer. 7B06-3-27ME4i.

Mortgage Sale

‘There will he sold by public auction on lllf‘ premises hervinafttir (lescriberl at Peters Road, ill King's County, ill Prince lddwaril lsl. nl, 0n the fiftccntil lluy ill‘ April, .-\. 1).. 1920 at the hour of tlvrlvi- ill-lock noon. All‘ that, lrzll-t pit-vi» and pur- cl-l of land Siiunio lying and bi-inl; on 'i‘o\vn.~.ilip Nulllber slxhv-thrcc in King's (‘ounty aforesaid. bound- ed and llesl-ribcil as follows, that is to s.l;.':—i‘onllnencllll: on ill“ shore of Uri-ell lliver at llli,‘ west- ern side of a lluzld known as "Bell- lie"s ltuuil" leading from Peters Road to thc shore, thence running north along said road to the south side of Peters llolld, lllcnce yver-t along said Peters Road to n point equally (ll-d lt from the west side of slid lien ifs Road and thc cllsi orll boundary of a farm ill‘ land now or formerly ill thit- occupation of Philip Lecoque. thence south paral lei witll said Benjieg Road and with tllc said eastern boundary of Philip Lecoqucs. farm in the short of Greek illver and lllPllCP easterly along said short‘ to the place oi conllnencl-lllellt. irulltllillillg fifty- Eicvcn aliil lino-half acres of land a iltllo more or lei; and being the. eastern nloicty or half part of one hundred and fifteen acres formerly ill possvr-siml of Tllolllzls Jenkins. bill, reserving :lllil excepting thorn--

,ilul and illl‘l‘l‘fl‘t)l1l a il‘ilt'l of two llvrl-s zit il|i-l10t'lllr:l.\'i iwilllrl‘ ill‘ the l1ll‘lll of lz-lnl nborl- di-~i‘rilli-li as

Lllc same is llill'l.ll.'ill.i desr-rlhi-il in an lndenlure of Release of Morl- lzage Lien, bearing date the 19th day of September A.D., 1012 and made between SIillllSlflllS lllanrll- llrll o!‘ illt‘ 1st pilrt,'tii~l~irliils- G. Johnston nt‘ the 2nd part. and John Jenkins of the 3rd part.

The above sale is nlade pursuant to and by virtue of a Power of Sale contained in a certain lndentllru of Morigzlge bearing date the 2nd day of November, A.l)., i908. and made bctwe-t-ll Jollll Jl-llliills oi‘ Peters Road, ‘Township Numbn- sixty-throt- in Kings, Founty, in l'l‘il'ltl" Edward island, Farlllor, and Lucy Jcrlkills, his wife, of the 1st part and Stanislaus Blanchard of (Tharlrliietnwn. ill Queens. (lounly, in said island, Judge of thc (‘nunty ("ain't of Kings (‘ounty of the 2nd port. ‘Pile said Mortgage being now vested by assignment in the under- signed, (lcfaull having been made lll payment of the principal money and interest secured thereby.

l-‘nr further particulars apply a‘. the fiiiliw‘ (if the ulldcrsilslll-d, New- szon Block (Tharlotil-ttlwtl.

Date this fifteenth day of lvlarcll. A.I)., i020.

JAMES D. STEWART, Asslgnce of lilorigagcc. TGZB~3-lii~.\ll£tu("il.

Meeting

A meeting o fihc Shareholders of CANADA FARM l"llOlllli‘.'l“.~‘ IJMVPDD will be lii‘|il in Prince of \Val~~\ ('i)llt‘l;l!, ‘Charlottetown, on April 7tll, 1920 at 1.30 (fella-k p. m. for illo llllfllflfi" oi‘ organiz- inl; illu rwnllpiiny electing llirvciorl-l for tln- ensuing year and the tran- rzrv-titul of general business.

ilaii-il at (‘ilarlolii-tntvn this 23rd day of lVlilfCli, 1020,

By Order of Provincial Directors 7820~3»24.\lEVVc(lTuc2l.

LIVE HOGS WANTED

We are ready now to receive live hogs, paying ls follows, delivered at our packing house, Char-

lottetownz- w,‘ "l,

150-275 275 up,

Brood sows, any

18 cents 16 cents weight, 14 cents

all good quality, well fatted. Delivery may be made on any day except Sat-

urday.

Light hogs, under 150 lbs., are of very little usc for packing purposes, and as the chief profit; from feeding comes 1n the last few weeks of finishing, it

is respectfully suggested that farmers

small hogs, under 150 ‘lbs., ity more profitable for all

hold any until of weight and qual- concerned. But should it

gllrnecessary todispose of any such under-weights ey Will be received at market value, proportionate

to above prices.

We also buy at various points throughout the Isl-and and full information can b_e obtained from our

local representatives.

‘lflll-G-lhflltf.

DAVIS c FRASER, Charlottetown, P._E. I.

front fishil}; v _ N line ls ear

Tips on the Habits and plyfihqlqgy of the Speckled Beauties.

SEASON OPENS APRIL 1ST.

s} George E. Case.

(Authority on fish and fishing)

As the sun lWglllS to get higher and the first ul‘ April, [ted Litter day in the fltllluflllrllfs calendar. grows near, u certain irresistible tingling tn go lo the old tackle box and lust fiurzvr over flit’ oiil pets eiteals over the ‘confirmed nill-gier.

it's a lilllc when he just feels like sltliltg around and dreaming of solucthillg that has nothing to do with ‘business, . the crowded llliilis of men. and all that. The olil fivllll just gels ll hold on you allll \'llL'('ll\L‘ seru-nls, anti-toxins or drugs cannot rid your system oi‘ tilclll. The; patient is doomed to ini- patiently suffer until the speckled beauties bugin to strike. Then and then ullly comes relief,

Now is the lime for all knights of the l'iifl to glance ovrr their fly~ hooks, and (tiller oiluipnlvni. 'i‘l1crt- urn only a for" nlorli illys to trout- lllg time. A-pril i, is the day for lili‘ grand entry of Lord Salvcl- illus Folltinzlliis. All yet knights salaalll to the llil-l" lord of the Sll‘t?iilll wilu has altilactud man-y a man from the demoralizing envir~ Ullliltdll oi _t'll_V life and has filled nlilny a bil .' with ihc beautiful thought". wol-hl-il out beside soull- laughing strcaln while the angler lllls. watched some of these CF03“ urcs quietly walling for insecti- drop from overhanging aliders or

linear‘ SALE

There will the sold by Public Alle lion in front of the Law Courts {Building at Cilarlnltetowll- lll Queen's _(‘oilnty on Tuesday the sixth dny of April A.' ll. 1920 at the hour of twelve o'clock noon all that tract piece and parcel of land situate lying and being on

Queen's County bounded and des- cribed as follows: Commencing at a point 0n the west side of ‘ll road known as the whorl‘ road rllnlllllg from Pnrtagtylluaq to the shore of ltustico my" and at the South “fest. corner of six acres of land purchased by James bfutheson from Mary Gallant and running thence lli a south westerly direction along the wz-st sidv cl said wharf road and along the nest, sidc of land oi’ llri-llwr Alclllllis iill the southern side of Portage lloall till it strikes the n-orih boundary of land oi’ said l-lector llilclllnis thence in a west- wardly direction along said north boundary of lanll of Hector Mc1n~ nis till it meets the eastern side line of Jnnles hiaihostln thence in a llortlllvllrttly direction zllonlr the eastern boundary of James iilathc- son‘s land to the south boundary of Sillil 51X acres of land of James Mathcson lll'.‘llf‘f‘ along the said south boundary in all l-astlvalrdly ilil‘i‘t".l()ll to the place of l"fllllll_ll‘ nlcllt containing nineteen acre. o1 land zl little more or less. Tilt‘ ailinvr- salt- is made pursuant to ant‘. by virtue. of n power of sale coll- tained in {l certain iniionturc 0t‘ mortgage bczlring date the sixth day of lilarcll A. D. 1000 made bc- twecn Joseph llenry Gallant of 0}"

stcr Bed Bridge in Queens Colin» ty l~‘arnlr.-l~ of the first part and John A. Matheson of (iharlotte town in the said: county inspector of Fisheries of the second purt dc- flult having been nlalllfin payment of [he principal money and inter- est secured thereby.

For futllel- particulars apply at the office of J. D. Stoivart, Solic- itor Nryvson Block. Cilarlotlctowrl.

Dated this tlfth day of March A. D. 1920.

WALTER MATHESON

EDWARD R- CLOWSER

JOHN A. MATHIESON islxel-utrlrs of John A. blatlloson dr-cczlr-ed, Montague.

Auction Sale

I am instructed by lilr. JS. Mor ris to mil at. auction on his pro misos near Winning Station on Wednesday, March, 31st at mlr o'clock sharp, crop, stock and im plemolltl-l an below. l

4 stacks hay, Quantity straw in barn. Quantity straw outside, 300 bus. oats, 1 general purpose mare, 5 years old, 1 general purpose horse 8 years, 1 colt 11,5 years, 3 miich cows, 2 oxen. 1 pure bred Jersey heifer calf, 2 heifer calves 9 lnos.. 1 hull calf, 1 brood sow, 1 itegistcr ed brood sew, 1 self hinder, 1 Disk hnrrow, 1 gang plow, 1 spring tooth harrow, 1 spike hairrow 3 sections, 1 farm roller, double l Disk drill seeder, 1 horse Ssuffler

plow, 1 hand seed drill, 1 shell masher, 1 pulper, 1 DeLaval Sspa rator, 1 set platform scales. 1 girindstone, 1 cart, 1 horse sprayer with _pipes and nozzles. 1 Bain wilgon, polo and shafts, 2 wood slelrlbs with boxes, 1 spring tooth cultivator, 1 wood sleigh (new), 1 broad cast seeder (new), one boat wagon with boat seals and lamps. 1 Tilbury cart 1,000 lnih- axle elec» iric lamps, 1 double driving sleigh with poll, 1 blue box sleigh, 5 fur sleigh robes, 3 snisl driving harness. 1 double set working harness. 3 cxara collars, 2 men's riding saddles, 1 sldo saddle, chain and leather tract-s, l, wagon Jack, 1 set hollivy blocks and tackle, 1 hay fork, dilrrier and rope, 2 iron pumps. 1 wood stove. forks shovels and tools, 2 largo casks, 1 single irlvlng sleigh. lf day is stormy, the sale to be held the following day. Tl‘.l"ll'lii-~-~Ilp to $10 cash-lover $10 nine months credit on approved joint notes. Sale positive as farm is sold. ALLAN BOISNER, » AUOUOIIGBI‘.

7792-3-Z3ME7i

Township number thirty three in

1 horse hay rake, 1 mower, 1 single

., . to float by on the surfact- ot fps water. . ' t» - l.

Howl/to eat°hl Trout: v

makes to the angler la that the trout, whose very mention means

swims. in early ‘season natural bait u-ill be found lnore successful than artificial. The itrout are then lying quietly alongshure, avoldi int: tile swift water“ One, of‘ the host ways to take lliellnli; with well cleaned anglc-lvurnls or nigh: crawlers. '

Some tlnglcrs aroloaih to use anything but artificial files or lures,

upon. .

The flailing pretenscg llnid affect atlons of sonle anglers ure well known. ’l"lle.-.e ‘affcclations-we all have them in nliud-—threa'tcn to tiring ilamuge to the noble pursuit. They grow out‘ of the prominence

claimed superiority.

Now, i must say in behalf of a well-conditioned fishermen we are not inclined to belittle ill the least the splendid exhilaration of sudden rise and strike nor the gratifying exercise of skill and UlUYPr playing of the quarry afford- u] by this nlctllotl of fishing; :;t the snmc time we arc not obliged to forget that often the trout Will and will wait on the bottolu for food like any rollllnoll, vulgar 'i‘llis, loo, although beauty" ls the aristocrat fish.

to feed, they make _it their only

ilidden under rocks or illlbedded in mud and Band willie nature is dor nlallit during the cold months. in-

'i‘hey will dart at a ‘bait or without fear. Willie trout lis dor- -nlilnt mot of the time thcy‘wiil stir up Without visible cause ills! as ii‘ :1 gcllvrrll had suddenly com~ m. nded lheln i0 ‘begin ftitéllillg- B1"- tllis‘ is not until the weather has warnled us considerably and tho waters are much lower. Then flies are more successful.

Put Back the Little Ones. lilo-opening weather, as we all llllt)\\', lll spring, is crrati

e-nou-gh to induce u‘ rise of trout to

fly. in sheltered spots and places

that are sunny slllllfi oi‘ the more

lriraiy. flies can be found aroundi the lllltlilll‘ of the illll". And ll‘ you

hllvi- in your fly hook a lure that

will fairly illlitzite. grout will some-

times rise to tilt-m. Later in the, month, when the browns and (Pills! which have left the creeper statef are lying unlit-r Stones only wait-

ing for warnlel" weather to make

their appearance lil flight, condit-

ions are different.

The very ill'>‘[ little gcntlirlticu to risc to thc artificial fly are the red-fills. Then any old day as thei (lays lengthen and grow 11121711107,‘ he native spel-klcil or rainlvozv [fillll may hc siell feeding at the‘ surface. l Along the latter part. of the month the variety and number he‘ crease raipidly. Sunni of the lit-st. (lies in April arc black gnat, brown! gnat, march brown. cowiiun, brown. drake, griztlj/ king and yellow sally -

1f trout are fullllil to lie feeding. a single f-ly, well cast, lloar whore Mr. 'I'l'0\li lies will more likely en- ticc hinl to rise than any number of flies on one castt.

‘Few anglers appreciate to what lll extent the senses of sight and ilinrini: are tievvlopcd ill must fish. ll behooves one to keep-out of sight and lllillili as little noise us possible.

And don't forget to

n

a FOR SALE

acres nearly all clear. Nine miles from Charlottetown. Handy Dunst- nffnllge butter factory, schooLchur cllcs nnil store. All wire fences. A- bout 35 acres ploughed. Dwelling house and two large barns and oth- or outbuildings. Apply or phone Robert flllynes. Dunstllffn-

OF FARM. STOCK, CROP, IMPLE- MENTS AND HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

McCallunl to soil on his farm at Brackley Point. Beach ON MONDAY, APRIL 5,

At the hour of 12 o'clock, (sharp) The following.—

STOCK-d good farm horses, ii head of miich cows, (some fresh- nnod, some to freshen 1st of May)

fit) hens.

All farm implelnents.—-Also 1 hotel ‘wagon for carrying passen- gers, i two-seated family wagon.

(‘.lt()l'——3fl0 bushels potatoes, ‘$75 bushels oats, 30 hull Wlllfll‘, 10 tons hay, quantity of straw.

Also his farm consisting of 130 acres of choice land fronting on flracklcy Point. Bay, where abund- ance of sell manure can he had summer and winter. Along side of school, hall and churches. There is n fine two story house fitted with bath room and sewerage, also large and commodinusfarm build- ings,

Terms for stock, crop. etc., 8 months crcdlf on approved loint. notes. Terms for farm mldc known

at sale. Sale, positive. PETER BRODl-E, Auctioneer. 7210 it27MEtil.

gillneness, is the wellriest fish that‘

put back|

Share Farm at French Fort, 100'

l am instructed by Mr. Alexander‘

moi-initial T In early April the principal fact-l i‘ "

oi‘ in the aippell that tools fishing‘

..".~‘.¢~' r.

ndnoorl, luiuéll‘ 2.—Now that spirits and spiritualism are 0c- cupyin such-an llnusal amount of publi _ p the Atlantic, it‘ wlltfld be interest-

dl! 1w lmownwhat has, become of

tho ttenciqlnt upon royalty-

‘fllld’! d’ lag, wholgsllleabdication of ed h adssince the‘ war

Flleelillrfo- have ' ‘iescaped notice. -

_ There is no self-respecting royal \et the fact remains that i! .0ne.1am"y,ln Europe which has m. ha‘; want»- to take. tisll he must offer no, m, ghosts m. glwsp Th3 quea. i.ll£‘lll that which they are‘ feeding “m, 1L Md mesa ‘Jpparntlons gl, laway with. their families, or did they stiayflon as caretakers of the

royal palaces?

The White Lady of Potsdam, for

1instance, the apparition who ap

pears to fore tell death or disaster oi’ fly casting for trout and lis (“me good tesmmmy tonszgehlrt n , that she appeared before the death ma, of the father of the ell-Emperor William ll., and rumor has it that William himself saw her on that fatal day in July, 1914. when he

~to the llohenzollerns.

declared war on France.

z This White Lady carries a bunch pfolflullon,

‘atthlticlfi tifflboth sides of

int’ firconnectlon with crown. which public

made with

Home ‘bread . cost of living by lessening v meats required to 61111111? to the bOdy.

nutritious value of he home with.

ROYAL YEAST cakes

should - be sufficient incentive Ive this important justly, entitled. keep fresh and that.

of expensive the necessary The increased

bread‘ made in t

housewife to 8 attention to which it is. Royal Yeasfwill lon er than that made with any o

nourishment

Made in Canada.

scan educes the high the eimount

“to the thdildhtful

l reelection on receiving ministerial Dr. lVlltcNrlnlara will

0f RQYH fll i161" Bitlc- find. B116 is Bllll- go forth in Premier Lloyd George's ‘posed to be the ghost of Bertha new prqgfflmmg nlnled at lnbol-‘s

von Rosenberg,

refuse to rise or strike at a fly Violent 9nd l" ""1 sixteenth 0911' and socialism. B116 was originally ‘elected for the con- fish. said, on one of the only two occa- “the speckled sions on which she has been known gpnl oygnnlzgtlon reverted among to speak, and now indeed she has hlm wlmn helped 4min sll- John _ 1s not yet glmom in early spring when trout begin satisfied, the question is. docs her now suppm-tlng _y_-(;m-ml1 ngnlngt wander

hut-invas- Thie‘ live only to cut at i through ille halls or Potsdam. oi Bird that the election will rel-itlarse- this llllli‘. ‘Front are forced to fast has ll (“ken up m, resldence Wm, 1y betwuen Dr‘ MncNamara and lll winter ‘lieclusc natural food licl Wilhelm Hollenzollcrn and family M155 sum"; Lawl-encq Labor mn-

tury. "I wait for judgment,’

igot it. Still, if she ghost still continue to

in Holland?

~ W110 061119 i0 B alleged absortion by

syndicalism

Dr. MacNamara

stituency as rt Liberal, hut the Lib- froln

Camberwoll Liberals are MacNamara, but indications

didate, who will certainly receive

The Ruslan Collrt was haunted a bu; women's vow 1n such a work.

by many a ghost,

gun its haunting Catherine died.

0f hi l1 ill

sect lite is also minus. Trout at mo“ famous is ‘he wramh Co! m2 l“! ch“ ‘unnot-

‘llllfl "me a" "W1 Wm‘ hmmf,“ Brent Empress Catherine hflfiwlblmagnate formerly a member or y The story is that this wraith be» Mr. Asqultlrs administration.

We" bflfiiffi fighting North Edinburgh, vacant

iMr. Walter Runcimall, shipping is

Itihrough Scottish legal charges.

The Ailiilflim Pfiyfli ghost is n Patrick J. Ford has been adopted

Green“ Lady. if she has had to ap-

pear before every tragedy in the Austrian royal family during the

as a Coalitienist by both wings of the party. Northampton Liberals

l

past century, she must have been‘

sadly overworked. The last actual