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Choice llors iglse have a number o! real . good

Island liorsss

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., ,\;.,1 A ii ,.l_ at the bum‘ ‘pit-ire cfclock noon. 41.1. m: on“

r-l of land ‘ziusie lying and being on

Lu; u! ‘lownstnp Number Twenty-M"

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lul’ tbs distance of fifty chums thence

“H; N.“ phail]: lo the East boundary of farm nlot

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1i. tbs .\l llvulq Road aforesaid chime. ilwlitve iiusiusrllly Millvsll Kind villi" l‘ l"

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llvwl ti-oiii lilo H’ r of lﬂllvlll» Luiuls ‘u e1‘- ‘llf M'.‘E\ =11» dulul im- 2nd of July a l) ma. and conveyed to the Muri- gngOr by MVIVIUB ii lfoirsnu by Deed dated the 12th Juno A 102d, e:- erpting [burr-nut nm- acre of laud in lin- _\I1Yl'|“'l'§l corn-r of said fifty pry; will it'll] r Yi\'4\“ll b; thv Ali-rt- glucr lo llnlrr Slush Th» iilmlo mile l! mull" under power of sale contained in an indenluro o! mcrlg-ag, dated tbs 9n: day of Nay V. made between Samuel Smith of Iilivsle Road, farmer, and Phoebe Szulth his wit». oi‘ the om- part. anal Hum. (‘ll-[Ili-Hlti of Pmrlmil-tnwn ni‘ in’ olli-w- mil, vlrftllll liming hm-n Illllvli‘ "l illl- piym ut of lily‘ principal Iml mDTPst then-by sl-rured For further particulars apply g0 Me. Lend snli Bentley, Solicitors, Char- ﬂttnfﬂ. Dated this 1st day o! larch A D, ‘I034

IIELIN (‘LERIESTS blnrignger lsti

;IiUlBLE FARM FOR SALE

Homestead farm of the lste Don- ald McKinnon, Highfield. ‘M acres of choice land 1% miles from Win- sloe Station and five miles from Charlottetown. If not sold privately before Thursday, April 5th next, it will be offered by Public Auction on the premises on that dale, at 3 pm. 5W1! to McLean t McKin- nun, Soliciixxs, cbarlocbetown. L-IS’?! ZQZL' ‘F'?'

Notice ofﬂlpplicatioil For Divorce

Notice ls hereby given that Wil- liam Falconer Judlne of rind of dlillsborough in Queens County tn the Province o! Prince IAh-srd lu- Iand, Farmer and niind real estate dealer, will apply to the ‘ihrliaansnt of Canada. at the next lesion thereof, for a Bill of Divorce from ' his wile Cora May Jardine of Head . of Hillsborough in Queens County in Prince Edward Island, and lately at Charlottetown in Queens County in ,_ﬂ.\d Island, and whose peanut ad- drem is, Care o! Mn. Llndberg, D80 Gmumit Avenue, Broohline, Mama- chnpetts. on the ground n! adults y. Dated at Cllurlottetown. . of Prince Edwurd island, 8th day of March. 1934.

WILLIAM IAUCONII IAIDIIII.

- Petitioner.

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l:nlilf:nv ‘ERIE

i OILANDATIIOPERIVII-J/OTH

Notice is hereby glvcn that pursu- ant. to Order of am: Honourable, the Vice-Chancellor oi the Court o!

of this Province, made in the matter of J. Austin Bonn and another, liuscut s of Marion Flem- ing, against Arthur Fleming and others, infant defendants. No. D 281, on the 2nd duy of February, A. D. 1934, I will set up and sell by pub- lic auction on the premises, on ‘Thursday the 12th day of April. A, D. 1034. at the hour of one o'- och afternoon, All that tract or l of land situate on ‘Township in Queen's County, whereof Fleming wits of Arthur , died selued, bounded and as follows: Oommenein; at square post lised in the east shore f Hope River, on the north side of he road being the northern bound- oi u tract of land formerly ln ion of William Fender-gust, running asst cc chains or un- is the division line between and S, thence on vision links,

llns north l0 chains

thence west to the ssid

Ind thence following the var-

cum-ass oi the said shore to the commencement, con

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LOSING FAT

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Temperance Inlet (A column I} undoubted taut ulld worthy oliniou re the TQ- pq-unoe Situation.

Under the auspices o! Q9 sons of Tﬂlllleflnfn“)

DRINK MORE DESTRUC- TIVE THAN WAR

Hal-r,» s, Larner, in his recent book "I’i'Ullli)lIl0l'1 all advenlllre l" pu-peqqm," gives the following ap- plnisal of drink: "a sencrntlen 0' two ago, when the problem was less involved. Gladstone culled drink more destructive, throughout the history o! civilization than ‘war. pestilence and famine combined. Since Gladstones day a modem

scientific war has added a new re-

cord of frlglitfulness. Famine and pestilence have been outstripped in infamy. Drink and war 00ml?" alone as hideous rivals among the world's greatest causes of ml-SCYY- Whatever may be the outcome oi’ the attempt to solve this B86414 burden on human life, the serious-

ness of the disease itself is beyond

question. On this, scientific men and everday experience agree. _As a source of misery. it ls recogniz- ed in all lands and by mm 01 all shades of opinion. It's blight through the centuries can be mess- ured only by comparison with war. The yvorld war deprived the rsce’of millions of young men. the best qilphfied physically and mentally to become the fathers of future generations. Alcoholic indulgence lowers the quality of the race. leaving an ever increasing blight of mental and physical scars on the children of all classes, select or otherwise, who drink. War works it; damage by intense periods: drink knows ‘no let-us. no recov- ery period. I never ves a com- munity a chance to start again while the drink remains."

7i]Ri”fiE" DICKENS" FEELING IS [IVER

Wake Up Your Liver Bile. Feel Fit. You Needn't use Calomel To Do It.

lvsyvurtivsr. hllin t pow tut vital

iwopouudsol bile, ‘ yfigtn yvurmbiowulzthat yguiselso eel-colour. mean rdgﬂamloodlts

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on mint wohs up your Y:

Avoid ealoruel (mercury). Take Carter's Litﬂu Livwr Pills. Tbs ‘rsqfvurely \qetubln, tie. sure and sale. sy make yuu (eel a

iitdruiparoutbettwiasvuryshort time. ‘t waste sybeyn Iubtitutn. Be

Marked Sealed Tendon will be rsc- eived by the Orwell Dairying Co.. for huI-termu-ker. up till April 4th. Tenders must stats price per lb. for

ruanlt

aotwtng. Iamgwtolndallsupyliesln-

oludlngcoel.

lawns or any tender not neces- sarily accepted. REGINALD Mac-LIAN, Score .

OrweilOove.

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TENDERS

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Bridge Dniryin

lﬁﬁhatlivery" .' Widow Knows

l! LUCILLI VIN ILIII

XAPIQU

as: imwoacnable chef. e bu was s real treasure, an e - orderly who did their bstlircoms but the most

lad they called lliksy w oﬂicisl position but who valuable to the men he

mllcd “them fussy forties.“

He wasn't exacuy their valet tgougli like a reel valet none t em ’

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crippled mother

E if is 2

wn anybody who said anything derogatory to his “gintlemin" but he would sit by the hour com about them to his mother.

“ boiled, every uiotbers darl- ing oi them. the other day and all but Mr. Hur- ley is only children. mm-und that fussy about what they cat and the pillows they sleep on and what time I takes their papers to them-Lord help whoever has to wait on them says I-meimlng me mostly." “Mister Gordon now. is a nice amiable man—" his mother remind- ed him. "Him?" gasped Mickey. "Maybe he used to be that but these last few weeks he's the worst grouch of the bunch! Nothing can please him. dunno is spring getting rheumatism into him or what bur, it}: crazy he is driving me." "Maybe lieb in love—" his mother was incurabiy sentimental.

phone calls much and he don't get no letters only-Junny thing, he got a queer one yesterday-was I telling you abouc that?"

"G0 on wid it-" his mother asid indlgnaritly. "You know you was DOB-J’

“Well, night before last he come in very late, dead sober but mad as a hornet WlLh a scratch across his face like a iuld cut had tore it- snd his coat lagg

shoulder. I says to him has he been in an accident and he says to me. snappy-like ‘Call me at seven thir- ty in the morning-J and he leaves that. new cur of his standing by the curb outside the club.

"But before its seven-thirty tbs next morning. a messenger boy comes BlOIlg with a big red box of cigarettes and a note on top, the boy saying go me to get them right upstairs us the party that sends them wants them there before eight.

no bomb that might blow him when he opens it, and it certainly looks like whoever wrote it. was cuokoo. It starts out saying ‘I'm sor- ry that 1 hurt your cheek and I send you these smokes t0 say how sorry I am. Please come to see me some- time when I'm used to city folks and city ways but don't come today be- cause rm not at home‘ and it wasn't signed, but had n big dirty spot on it like tlic dog had walked on it—" "What. din lic say when you took it up?" Mickey's mother asked- "Nothing much. Grinned kinda sickly like and then he saw himself in the mirror and be groomed at the looks of him-for it's black and blue and purple and swelled up his face is with that big scratch across it. He asksmedolthinklcan shave mm and without hurting him, and I says neither I nor anybody can do that for him for a day or two like, so he says will I take his car over to the garage and scnd him some cof- fee and then llc pulls out a dollar and says will I go to s. butcher and get s lane bone und put his card with it-"

“Is he gone batty?" demanded Mickey's mother, “or was he liquor- ed up?"

"Sober as n judge. he was, wrote down an address for me and it was to be sent to a tea-room uptown-J‘ "1 guess you don't know when a

his bone. it might be a good tiling did I be sure it was delivered. so I goes up with it myself. in e bese- ment of a big house it was, swell looking, and outside u his iron lute I sees a big fellow ringing a. bell so I walls and u cook comes to the dour and with ‘nor bill”? 598 "91" 1

see and be almost wan down the

Mrs. Benedict is gone ruarketlng and left word that on no account

menu the guts s 0WD" "Y l" and thedog grabsttsebons unlit bl; m“ laughs when l was pals

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2 gr gs 55%? 335, £525

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by good neighbors, ‘can do w been done

the sanctuary plan is sure pre- ventive oi’ extremiusiicn. With plenty o! such places where neither rich nor poor dure molest them, bird lover: can have

I and the shooters the overﬂow. We to me in

can have more tagging stations to enable us io truce the birth of dif- limit localities, as I have done lie e. We can organise an intema-

Id to the velue and es:- Joyment oi’ our birds. Peronally ! have more confidence in a thimble- ful of education than I have in s bfrmllul o! bayonet-point compul- am,

‘Iw veers are a gentleman n Peterborough. Ontario, engaged me i0 come for two days: nt to each school and talked on best could. The

m4 it is not s question of whst

abandon all nature's

attractions tenfold, done? Yes; "come over into Mace. 110111! and heir» us." is my message to you.

OHAFIIR XXXI.

CREATING A BIRD SANCTU- ARY

Csnitbc

A bird sanctuary is a suitable area of ground set aside for the buds to congregate in for shelter, food and protection, vhsre their

‘ ‘ ' are and when neither rich nor poor tn molest than. “nor tlievcs break through and steel."

thebest Ilsmonssma consents to fly in u. double harness with likn and hesuys

hclpmeﬂun. Moon , tlwysnofftogeﬂiegsouistc life, otiieruloronsseasonouly. Rowan

our = iii Iggzgéguuié

or $2 E? =2 5 fé gr 2 i

, ‘Tve got five of them in has he red-headed blank-blank will Nov this man is hardly acquainted with ms sod I Bsuimt me: only be just to curse the man that him such a good day's sport.

Then is another man in this that upparently sent word a roundabout way that he "ed mm- dmk-wlsi. and u I would give hlm a dollar each for them, as l did the Eiquimaux, l could have

r 3 E 8 E E §

wanted bad given

NB , they left early in September and went to this nearby water. But ii this mun lives until I give hlm a dollar esch for the three tags of! these hand-raised pets, he will w" £131: the world's record rm- 101,“.

One of the common

questions asked around my home l;

I “How birds e0

“Yesj” rwlicd Jnkie, “but my cm lock W they dune u» him!" ' A “Mill-n Where one expects u» ‘Filer fmvl

m. the props 911cc. But s. sanctuary for the non- water birds can m

(To be Continued)

Address And

soonuGodbwirelcmsIystot-hsm in "The weatheris 0, K. st your ncd- '

lng grounds," th y 0f a OOd-be-wi - lslin chorus and

been-us: mod. the night.

E i i i i i

ter in this some sanctuary. winter. the eighth winter ui

very best ing on

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ii’ ‘El E3 E it ‘- iii?’ iii“ l‘ E

scourgod, Herod-mocked, qsrsferring crowd Jeered the them-crowned, rosd-eoeptcred, nailed-h u n d-e n d-fcvota n-a-cmm Jails, to u-hom the Roman soldiers had mockingly bowed the knee and scoﬂed: "Hail. King of the Jews," and brought Him to the “place o! s shill." in line with criminal gibbets andhsdI-rlmn “ wwitbtruns- gressors. snd where, finally. was i-xtorted the despairing Son of God cry: "My God, my God, why hast ‘rhou forsaken use?"

But the dsrhsst noun were thus three day when the body of Jesus Christ lay in the tomb, and seem- lnlrly with it was buried the hope of a. life beyond the grave.

But the chmniclcr, ‘rune, wet his ﬁnger and turned the base of pages and for over nineteen centuries the christian world has bed the com- fort coming from s saving faith of an lhsttrtide foretold in the old book of Genesis as an ail-powerful but bruised heel nnaily crushing the head o! evil.

‘Hie Old ‘lbstament, although it was. and may still be largely im- comprehended. gave constant pro- pbesying testimony of the iile, death, resurrection and ascension c! a. coming Redeemer, in wonder- fuldetatLltwas Bcseawboseid. "I called my am out of Rypt": and Jeremiah, seeing the Herod slaugh- ter of the innocents. exclaimed: “Rachel weeping for her children, and would not be. comforted, be- cause they are not"; and Isaiah of tho Forerunner, John, "The voice o! one crying in the wilderness"; and‘ David chanted. "They gave me also p11 for my meat; and in my thirst they gave me vinegar to drink," “They parted my garments airiong them. and cast lots upon my ves- tum."

But the stone of the sepulehrc was rolled beck for a risen Christ:

"vain the stone. the watch, the seal: Alleluia.”

IIKYPIO l-UNAG! MAI-l! ‘III AGI

Sir Henry Gray. President of the Royal Empire Society, ‘

_._‘

speaker related as s plausible "present-day beetle exis- Back of this conclltulm is , Why a hectic existence? the I!!!

the torn-i or tobacco and proved lo be “hectlfylnf? 11ml’! Gray's scientiﬁc pro-

535% gz:§3' E

wide state of la- mentable economic distnls."

A statistical rwort tabled in the Otblws House ct Commons showed that the consumption of cigarettes for the calendar year 1N2 was

1}‘ to-izliing the four billlili

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3 ragga:

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%IHO Oanudlsns were ansulsgmmmsttbssqmnlna

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Emqmnumslmlubq; GOODEIbJoIpukagsdlu, hylcugoddsthsmostccouons- ical because it always gin; more and so costs less in thg

lougrma.

Loading police employ l" experts to lllttlocourcctblym]. in; and the consistent high quality tliltlllhl GOOD tea an unfailing sonroc oicomplm enjoyment and res-l economy. Always buy GOOD tea. _

Empire grown for the Empire's homes, GOOD tss is a ' shared alike by rich and poor; enjoyed alike by men and wonwlh old or young.

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build

societiougs will; this new food- anlk ls s rood which should be

“.4 u-irougfiout 11ft. ll is smsntial

m“ paying children should have

plenty of milk, because milk con-

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triage;