" erg; Two .- -1 pa: cmmmmrown commas. 1 A “w mwww V _, i i l- - -1 v ‘ ’ $122. presented to hi-m on Easter r1 y‘ "“" y’ ' 1 lave .»by a deputation of young 1a-

AP-RIL 3, 1928

a

q .

4. _ Positive flare

For the Rich or the Poor ~ OONSWJI‘

Illl. ‘Jlfili

CLOVER SEEDS

Writs for special price list oi Clovara for Spring loading.

W39? Farm TODD & COOK cad dcrcnanta

Ayrshires ‘i- Stourfvtiia, Ont.

Pure bred Ayrshire bull. 5 y=~w=l________m____ _ old, aura stock gottar. Doclls and i .

"m “'° “.“.“.*-i“é.‘.l::.°;sr. FARM FOR SALE,

Marshfleld t

FOR SALE

l

I

...__...

No. 2 ‘B. 11.. York. 1 will offer by private sale until

lbulldings, heat ‘to chur

.

laud stores. Apply to WM. R. McKAY.

FOR SALE

Property on Nortb River "toad: biioneieting 0f ‘l acres of lac "' Fox ‘Ranch, commodions irons. csntly remodelled; city light phone; seweraze.

Property is on

county taxes. Large productive orchard. spuction by appointment R. H. DUVAR

_.__._. .~.___-_ ----- -- ~ ~ l't,~- . FARM FOR SALE edge o: ‘My’ , l offer my farm at Norbormcon- itaaiitg 110 acres, 90 acres txlaai‘ and ,in high state of t-tlltlvation. Bal- lallcc under woutl and lunlbcr. The ‘buildings arc in good repair and lfurm well fenced and watered.

l;\.

77il——J

Infill FOR SA

in

Stream through

be watered from every field on

l“"“"-“~ “lmaimlig 29" “'3'” "libs wl-thdrrt. "- lrczn market, .. . M acre-s under cultivation“ DI _|_ MURpHy, H?" o-res of hard unn soft woodn Fr-eemwn nFPB of good mar~<h balance 3 29-61

rmslure, wolf wctcrerl. rzoodl for dairy cattle or sheep ralsl, int-re is an up to date dweil-| mas. heated with hot watrrl ~ ill. also furnace. gasoline en-Y .-nd ‘hump in scllar, a

AUCTlUN SA

rd ay, Apri

At Glenlflnnlu on Satu

flour rnLlle, etc. Also 28 acr s of} cit-cg and

land nearby, 23 acrcs J‘ A‘ MCDONALD’

and ore.

good shate of cultiva- Z-iuth ‘fEIlllIiDOIlIl tion. 4 milcs from‘ , "m1 "u- ,_ Charlottelnvnt, Easti ctirlffiiiifi iléllrimigtfitili? N2‘ Royalty.

ldny of March A. D. 1923 made Good buildings, well. "Y m

, _ |nstntc o.’ ltounld Drake late watered, m1lk route 70.3.... Peter's. nan... n. a... F ‘tnr-r. deceased and

I Count _\',

quarts a day' oI-IHYPPBOIIQ clnilttitn:

without stock 01- im. lug-it debt oi‘ liabilities a

ate to come in and pro

“IGHIQIItS. claims before the ltonorabl Victor MacWiliiams

in respect gainet

e All liar

E, Arsenault. Vice-Chance in

on oath in his ‘Chambers Law Courts Tlnilding "t (‘Lnrlo

estate to sell by public .. auction on the premis-im. "3.- im Thursday thellel-tlfn. old, 1300 lba; t ma 12th day of April, 1923 at the hour of o'clock noon that de-

l freehsned cows;

and 141 1-2 formerly ‘ owned by Colledge P. _ Bowness. Terms » sole.

s.

harness.

to! other articles loo numero

mention.

off for cash. .. As Mr. Moreside

l:,~:i0 sllid Will-i -,

lmuch work l \-.-'i"t to do that be-

.__. i ._..... t’... .__ .. , i

IIMEB-IZ-twflnlth. ,-\pri_l 10th. my farm situated at " New Luudo-t consisting of 60; acres 0t uletr land, with K

1.. i chcs, school his‘,

3-27-121 | ‘ ls-rl, and she nuuie. u list 0t‘ neces-

Mcl ‘Wale’ lrugrlé-“g or the shirtless one ' s 1 ' ' . - v of freshmvraller mahqcorcgufattlc (ti; paying “as a human ' ‘ ' ' ‘ the money was not.

"""i'“' “m” ii" "la at “YNVfal-tn 1t‘ not sold by April 20th will " ' ‘ ‘ The general con

ii klflfi! 7 a/t one o'clock consisting of the _ _ i.

mfliflmii" for a sari,» plnYBfounll for

Deft-zldants‘

dtlrnlgltt as she so

the above cause. I do lierelty- not- now, call upon creditors of th

vo th

5th, 1923, (ffilllillillitills at 1.30 p. all his slack, crop and imple- corttprisittg horses: 1 mare,

years old i200 lba; 1 mare, 3 years old 1100 12s.; 1 pacing horse, 7 years old (by Bottom) this hcrsc has lots of speed. Cattle: 2 newly, 1 cow to fresh-I to iresl t-nl

CROP-i stack hay; 50 bushels oats; 300 bushel turnips. and lots

TDRMSZ~9 months credit on all anma exceeding $10.00; 6 per cent

is leaving for

n. lent‘ Who Had No Chance

By MARION RUBINOAM

Moeooo-ooooo-oeeoo-wnvva ALONE

Chapter

Lanulcy Wiliai. Hunt sway with acordiztl-frie/ d=shukc And ltuth wept my _~r- “ht-kl and la-r tiydtling, m. us thuti her mother -.\ l" bitterly disttp- liolttled. ilut h only thing thntl

‘ll did think he might be a. iltrle in love." this was by her tnotiu-r. "Not a blt-wneither he nor i. ‘And after all, Mother, l ltavc so

illg in iovt- l-Vtiilltl only interfere.

And her mother said nothing tame. Every \\-'\*k or so a short letter would tsoute from Langley.

telling the work hi! was doing and

. . Q Use Cuticura Talc Daily For The Skin

After a bath with Cutrcura Sea‘, and wnm water Cuticura Talcum la soothing. c “ and refreshing. 1f the skin la red, rough or irritated anoint with C ' Ointment to sooth: and heal. They are ideal for all toilet uses.

SeapZSr. Oialneatliaadflc. run-m Sold

throughout the Dominion. Canadian Depot: a , S“ 3t Pu] 5L. 71.. Iusnal.

vao without mug.

nu. Cuticura Soap aha

lest way to end a corn is s the pain instantly. loosens and comes ar liquidandlnthin n is the name. At your druggiat

glue=jay

The limp Blue-lay. Stop Then the corn our. Made incle _ plasters. The actto

,...§. i i _ leans Mlii

uttering ideas as to things Ruth might do.

And so that long winter passed. ,it ls necessary to give only a abort account or it, titough a great

really httppeittxl. Ruth grew ‘ ously tired ot‘ the officefwhcro ‘so lliie ltappcnod so she began tnakittirj-a personal lnveetigat-iorrut‘ all the built-lea bur employer ltanll-

sary improvwtmt-ntn,

This took her into the factory Instinct uguiit, where she canto in llfvlliiltll with the factory workers’ fnlnilltis, not as a “social worker“ rbut only as the person to whom they paid rent. And thus she came

" “ ‘ Statistics and Local

tiuto a great deal, of kuowietig"

I . ‘BslWCltlll 5. where flf-lli.

always avail-

ehockut and depressed hcr, livery house complied with th~ ts as to light and sanitation,

was the lack of

ithan the ‘ o-f cieuni _

‘i"i“'°“'"‘“‘i h’ ibv blue suit to her office, and at Th" “vii” i"'°'~'"‘"il"l'7

.il'"z- ideas rtnozit. a chllllrvlfflthan,“ n“, was“ “Wages h‘... moth, liquor lraihc were ntorc apparent brag“ lulled and fifteen injumd‘

"mil “""'“ "mmmi imw“ by or nntllc. The club voted her aal- wily Yeim‘ “g0 ma" "my “m ."°' "0"!" iierimlsii’ Whfll ll 1'09! ‘ilivil day; and there was more activttyyolu. punman tram enmme from

l pinvw‘ l} t‘ ll

itory children.

up the c lug for new reforms.

"I've had my who told hcr lathe

ling

cc, from mo.“ sh i‘

ill he was in berl most oi‘ the “SO t B to make u new i-ife."

of One (my she culled a me g's the (‘ivic (Vimmittee. all "There's no fttflfioll 0i"huy up the Ztlain Sire-W his ground. and rntko it a DPTmfl fill‘ affair," ehc will. bin enings in “V certs therc, We've the that plays for our t tte-lltire it, or we can g

toyou for help my

m’ 7 cine

l

IBBUH! yOlI,

Y?

heavy

us to d l ofben had to

I had doctor ttin I te

agony sn go u» hed without when l cinas." Branch

totahe

must 0111-

y among the poorer ones.

ill fllld will“ mild wcutlter turned milder. ‘Hurt-n cattle and was almost ova-r _ iltnth “'11s enormously busy~-nntl dttions she fouutimnn‘,

layer of tho little town. U110" My gm. hm. ilnth became stubborn. bho nmlmy was bad,‘

rub ltousc. and work-

le llfo lilkell r one t by his hHlP-Jfll‘ lllllil] he only thing to do is

eting of

why we can‘ and throat. . "And i“ the W’ lifeedlyltlglhitlwlttll) and “"9"”; “i” m“ Balm from yo ei "P m‘ “‘““' little in the

prtrnnted by curl~ osily. I wondered ifllntuwoultibefr cilt by our medi- i. was the. moat profitable actiunl have cvcr . taken, l heartily

through its results lam relieved of

are old, and dur pg the ‘Great War‘ workedpn IYlIrlJLIOHI, and, in the lifting which my work called for,_l strained myself, causing inflam- rnatton from w ich l suffered untold ve up and for years permanent relief, your madl- -- In. Gopowrs MIBENER,

uttlilts-restiltg land, she at... biggest idea of all-and idea so big that it took he.- m-ek» of thinking before she p0~'..\‘illllliites_

And lhl-n aha wrote about it In tit-lull to Mingle)‘,

.____,~_____

over the fit-iris beyond the town, over the river. and south where there Wits‘ a rather barren tract m‘ land, and nothing but an occas- ionul shanty. Site often took long Willis atlone, in a wuy they antis- fled hcr more hon» with some of her friends.

than

.\ntl one day. walking over thi hull

th an

5o, the winter wore along,

itappy when she was busy, A slflvllll li

ks i uch worn gray c

y needed.

w-ourso she does all ‘the work.

l

Colds and lc to soothing. hcalin cream that penetrates throng ry air passage an inflamed membranes Your clogged

h

,. i ien,

ng I“!

Get. a small bott ur druggist. nostri

ment of Customs hntl Excise

7°!‘ from which the invo a deprccintml or an

CHTTQYICY.

...___._

YIAJNDON. »A lnl ztulletlns mi of Boner 14w who is now In ohc country

s, ' __ ix n" “m”; 9.”'7"h“'5 Sick an sllin! vomanevlfywhera h m, H . . ' , , , l tb‘ tong,“ m t bed or i cpl! ton, e

"##5##. . ‘Ha °An75R ‘ a,“ lginlrllsmelunlye . . “Lmugl tillers ioatfnidtvdltlte and his throat

" “‘°"°""< I'm , .., . -,.,,.,,,,. .el ants -' atb of wt

if she hnd the

ltcllevetl its

to was growingmp in Emit’ "“_l‘ the town, and lt-uth was its centre ‘L Slli" danced every fcw wee ‘wauiy rather m“ no“, m

“w” "mi tlrr-ssfnnti a

hiffon’ ht- wore the now shab-

work, and the entrn

but l moral and l

A Quick Relief For Nasty Head Colds

catarrh yield like msg- g antiseptic

d relieves swol- of nose nostrils you can breathe d shuffling stop. fled up and miserable. the 1 ie of Ely's Cream town market Apply a to l2 txenits per is and go

OTTAWA, April l-’l‘ltc Depart- sued an amendment to tho instrt tlm-ts rcgardlnc valuation of voices for duty when the country ice comes has nppreeitttetl

Anxious liver Health of Bonar Law

Ipfll b-While offic- tnlmize the linens

with friends in clie-

Some. Items of interest.

‘ (allay w. |.. Cotton.) According to the Report or the Chief Superintendent of Public Schools, submitted to the Legisla- ture lug; forty years ago, there were then in this province 419 school tilatritvts. The teat-hers em- ployed int-these numbered 46S. Of these 4i belonged to the first class. R8 to the second eluss, and 399 tu the t rd elites. There wero 256i men tea fliers and 212 wonlen tench- ers. The pupils enrolled in the previous ywar nu-lnittared 21.269 and the daily average attendance was 11,285.

'l‘he total in the public was $97,411.77.

ri

rest of the work done schools in that year 0r this amount $76,580.04 was paid as statutory ni- lowunce to teachers, and $10,597. 2 as supplements to their salaries. . i will he interesting to compare these figures with the present conditions, as presented by the Superintendent oi‘ dddnratlon in his report for lust year.

f! d

fl

from the

on the part. of temps-rail era. Among the more pr

n‘ .-x. gal?‘ nus in cood repair. if {D|1Qw1ng;__ I Y CM Comm“! m h“ ti»! 501 vats will be sold at 3T K;_ h - . , '*"-""‘ a ' c e” " "I'll be rich yet." she told lief _ ,, , ‘Liblil- nuct-{u by 31,“. 1st Apply to rmhgf,“ Jglfiald gxlalgilhlffimivi! own‘ club‘, “lrefilit tihe ftgntlirltmtltf tilt‘ nloillttr when tho incrtetse made giggésxlii" T)’; igass;prc'liiz§ir'elorlx ' J’ ‘MADAM’ Years old. 10w "rd dam, Crm ' f“ “its; ifs m ' g ilfl iIlYPE-"TMWQ- _ yt-urs 111:0, ho tirgautizet‘. Si. Peter's W951 5L Petiirs Rights; 1 mare l- h... “Lalo M _‘ “mp, x mvtham. “m, “mid bfmm‘ h“ “filling down Church ‘Band of Hope, and obtain» . - "~-_- flights; 1 driving )v,\lll‘,svif mpliiugt .mnm.'zm\ k-‘hpfamn-‘Llntid titarrying poms-one. was tie H! plndgos m. “mm, mmununce... F Oili- Job ,0‘ u", VG.’ u,‘ Diem,” ‘i, r““p°"““ w ‘jhmj lfrmrt nearly every boy and girl lni . l CROW-Quart: and t" .8 f‘ 1' m; is w“ “nix”. _ "m" l (“mi m‘ _‘_'“-" “f melmlattmttlant-tt. 'l‘hest\ pledges ltavc} ‘, ‘ f f m‘ X t [Straw ‘ ‘Fnvylglgqfilf/giliiél t‘ l .\iruikttttuznwlzgisto}, m om mqmp) on rent-wed by sitter-easing scholij a an. ,_ e arm or e cons "l “Org; O I l \ _~ ~ > ‘.,_ - ‘ ' \ j '. . ‘ '0 i "_ - _ ‘ - s, every year sin-c ten; ant inc if Er ' acres of land in high Ham); TFSUQ: m:éfiiiglufffuiul So though tht. u culls-hurl m, nmlraut. Mm 0mm m“. n M, 70y are to m rpnpwon “gum m‘! Sim“ ' wmvaflm‘ wvm 20ml hall stove sawing malcltinciatui all “mend Mr p» ‘A -- hln<i:l<“"’-"‘ "MOWLV" “BM you" Tmhwi "iliiiikv- '11 l“ Y" lit‘ YPKFPii-Pli U"! dw-“lfn ;ouee and outhuiidinszs. 0mm, houéehom emu,“ and m“ o, i" i‘ “m” W,‘ ““‘ .>Al";'ttrttl I would tnnnagc with the‘ m _,. }.h,,,.ch,,s_ i" addition w rhajflhow_ A He‘, Efatnng Stream “ova, on,” arH-ékm - - tilled fulfill-Til "mm" . ‘ilhotist- lr you din runrry. and i‘<l o|{ts|.' (latholic fflntroh in this~ thrm rm. Property is con ,rm“q_ q" h d a" question 01 riurflm" ;nalilil~:o to em». you settledf,’ , ~t_\'. have nOl. followed the example ‘ion sfitly situated, being z": tot ‘ ‘ "" mm“ '5 “'9' H c“ l i. "mi ‘h?!’ W*‘"\‘ . t i l Ruth burned an y. There v» et in St. :Petei".-. There has been. s¢h l: glint-chad, stores, nnw nndiappriwfl j-Omaxatg; J NKINS l i l"? wimiiléi‘ :1” llvmb: l.llltlPl‘Slllll(llllg om er m Lei oo mudh rel ceuupon the prohi- t the frat be fig i t" '03 i .1 m“ r- t. ' . fhear u lion law, which has been corttinu-fi “i: fiwihlrl lltllllytflo illiiygxvoli.“ ofioltsly‘ violated and not enough upon CANADA’ pRoviNcg

the sin of tirunkoniless and ill

been much more effective. The law

ken by many pe btetliy revolution customs of t

though still bro sons. has trndou ed the drinking cotuttry. lit has, companlcd ant‘. fol expensive evils, that. have been tlcvclopet tive and constraining influences religion l day schools of the more getter-ally exerted liquor drinking and l-‘orty years ago H1008 (ibtaine were: Beef (small pound: beef,

lowed by

(‘V-

t in- quarter, 5 to ii cents;

this to 9 cents; lamb,

warden;

has ls

“"' l Hasznrtl. in-i

dons. Thomas Green, W. ll. art and Major Freeland; sour treasurer, W. H. lmcheatl.

i the youthful son

‘limrefozmtilllostols to Cincinnatti struck °‘ m“ ° automobile at u. grade crossing at

‘religious sttnslou ngnlttst

ltowevcr, been nc-‘Alice

less George Pursuant to and by virtue of a payer-a Harm)“. made in the above

cause on the twenty-sixth day of

would not, l had the eductt-lryecreurl Qr-dm;

n the churches and Sun- March A_ province been agalrtst drunkenness. at Eastertidc. d in Charlotte-l

‘mutton, ti 6 to 8 cents;

Sydney (trey, minister's warden‘, 'R.i".i)ol)ltts, lllalt-nttrmnn Wnrburton, ll. .l. (htndali, H. James Palmer, Thomas McKinley, P. Al. tile meeting oi‘ St. Peter's ‘Church cottgregatinn the ofllcers elected were zlChnrch war-

the Rev. l)

dies as a ‘token of esteem and to gsrd; also a Comparative New ‘Pee- lament from Master Thos. James.‘ of a respected lfrieltd.

‘ Mr. ldarle was then in the hey- day of hi popularluy as a musician. ‘The Glee ‘Club. of which he was musical director. gave u splendid concert on Easter Tuesday, forty‘ years agm-rettdering some of: l"the bestdtnown worksfof the great intastera."

irssilickiijrsr

; The Prize Essay Contest on the tHIIbjQCl oi’ Firs Prevention, etu. lwas a great success, and a large llllllllbfll‘ of excellent Essays have {been received from many lparts of jthe Province.

‘Messrs; i-lyndntan & Co., informs lua thatthe Essays are now in the ‘hands of the judges and just as lsoon as they complete the diffi- cnil task of judging, the aturcess- 't'nl Contestants will be announced land Prizes awarded.

i Acknowledgments

i I i The Trustees ~01‘ Elle Prince Erl- i\vartl island Hospital acknowledge ,\vlth thanks the receipt oi‘ ihc fol-

‘lowing (ionatiotts; Montague $67. Cavendish ll. Hermitage 2. Eben ozer H. {lining Park l2. Uantbrldge 1. North itustico 22. (‘rapautl 16.05 f“ Suffolk x _10 Boasltau’ 36.85 New Argyle 8.75 ltivertbtlt» IHJIU $229.25

COLUMBUS, 01110., April l--

Seven persons are known In have

l

till

j\iite north cityllmits this morning. King’s Stallion Wins First Prize

LONDON, April 1-~King George .l3\'i12l(\'l0Otl,i.\lai=t20i. were awarded Lynn stallion

ilfirst prlzo at the

cnnucunr cilia

EDWARD ISLAND e

r

v l: F PRINCEl

l

t".

btrancr- covered -wlth a envy, _ , _ _ , EmWi-h 0i WWW"? "i3: hi‘ 5°35 591". Auctmngm" 4'5"”. l" m" (‘mi of ih“]w"""i'- immatu- oi‘ the boys like her muchn . - ~ araiclv or to suit ourchesvr. For __ __ _M__ __> _ _ (‘tau crown tww to 1hr 1111M‘ n“... d...“ 1n“. n... dreadfully cf-jwllfilfi outline. -mon<*.\' and hen hnm- i~ 1519- particuf rs apply to j _ i _ _ V“ ' 'l\\'l\("i'|\ thosr. who were not plant-mere“, “fimm m, ,h,,._._~- ‘involved m the purchase of str vg‘ _ LN Ci-KANClIRY IRA t‘. BULD. icnNAnp more were all 1111x101? to loin-E, AM, “my, M, mo“, Mom, thanglriltk for tlrsnvernglupilrpgsos. Ileiore the Vice Chancellor 3-28-61 Clpt. ltivcr, il.lt. . ',- r hast-l an od arm a llll i_ __ _ _- .< _ Lyman can e \v ta. tn uence . . zzggycnéogowrm, |SLAND the‘ town, and made then:-‘Gffifppglglilfilfixéi’1:2,?fl'llzg?,'m,s_lp"lvetclns gilllfl all’ llulllt‘ n‘ntl_lte ‘lite-allure; lliida Drake. Earl Drake until FA M 0 S L l m CFHANCERYHvhO M“ "mi DUNN‘ l~ core»: Tmmwrow~witii Th‘) Spring ‘waning of the evils resulting iiroinlm d“ and bmgulur ‘he goods’ chm’. R F R A E i “Mo” the vicfimhumccuorlihs‘ gum“ “as nowfimllrifi] - 9' the liquor traflir- ll’ there had 1M8 “m! ctedns’ which were o - ____ - i"! "M- hilmiim "l" W“ 3 “f! l -- i‘ l. I‘ w“ "_ _ “h. Ronald Drake, deconsetl, (Tomplaim 56 acres of ‘and in,‘»lli'lda Drake ‘amount or work connecteldb wath‘ ‘Infill ;l‘plreuo“0::§‘(rll.~lo<ille Qgfllflqnlcvulll“ . (lontplaintnntsiorming the permanent Pu. t" - ' - , l _ Prombniio“ would prohably navel Ruth DHIJDOQJTA James Drake.‘