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l In. Albert. Btubbe, Newbury, out, i IritIP-“lly flee was covered with l end no no bad 1 wu ashamed,

to be noun. I luﬂered in this way for i nix yen-l. unﬂl one day u. friend told = me to use A . I

BURDOCK _ BLOOD

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and after I had used two bottles the‘

pimples were all gone and my skin was.‘ as clean and unooth as over."

Put up only by The T. Milburn Co, ; Limited, Toronto, Ont.

For SaleiBy Tciider

Tenders will be received by the, undersigned up to the 20th day of May, 1928, for the purchase of. ALL THAT freehold land situate and. being on the north-east corner of‘. Grat Georgfand Fitzroy Streetsi chl-ﬂlnwmhl P. E. L, known as‘. the Blowh property, together with‘. the buildings situate thereon. The; highest or any tender not necessar- ily accepted. 1

W. H. PETERS, i ' Post Office Box 8B3. l Si. John's, Newfoundland

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TENDERSM if

Tenders will be received by the. ‘llllleﬂilned until May 12th. for thci building of new church at Sum. lnerfleid. near Emerald Junction. Pins may be seen at Parochial “W”. Summerfleld, A. F, Me Quid’: Office, Souris. Choppehtnd Hunter. Architects. Charlottetown or undersigned.

Lowest or any tender not neces- snrily accepted.

Rev. Frank McDonald. l‘. l'.,

Emerald. R. R.

4i60—5-l-10i. P. R. A. The 'Annua.l Meeting ni‘ the Prince Edward Island Provincial Riﬂe Association will bc held in the Y. M. C. A. Parlor Thursday. 10th May at 7.30 P. 1V1.

cmutuzs LEIGH,

Lieut-Col. Secretaryu ﬂﬂif-‘J-fwﬁifr W» ———— ~ I I a i ‘

WANTED !

'A number of Wild

Canada Geese. Write‘, what you have and‘ price to post office box}

669, Fredericton, N. B.

" Professional Cards

“When money talks, IT doesn't

mean anything." I

“Very nnghivr. tsnl she?" l "Guess ‘you'd be angular too ll I you'd been ﬂliXCPi m all lhc triangicﬂ she has " i

he must be a complete failure." "Just the oppositc—he‘:x a vcry locessfltl radio singer."

. 11' l4 NOT BY A LONG snot-tr She‘. Don't you think love o‘ i first sight in the best‘! He: Not by .1 long sight.

R. R. BELL

BARRISTEB. SOLICITOB. ETC. Cameron Block, Charlottetown.

MONEY T0 LOAN

l ‘Dr. C. C. ‘Archiiiﬁ

Graduate of N. Y. Post. Graduate "ydcrangu at $1.00 cat-h. Perennial . ‘Phlox and Bleeding Ilcart.

Medical Schooband Hospital

Practice Urnited to Eye, Ear, Nose

and Throat

Testing Eyes and supplying Glasses

Office, Bayer Building Great George Street '

Oﬂlco ﬂours-ii to 12.30. 1.30 to 5.00

Mark R. McGuigan B. A. BARRISTER, SOLICITOR.

MONEY T0 LOAN Cameron Block, CharlottetownJkE-l.

McLeod & Bentley '

J. A. BENTLEY W. E. BENTLEY. R. C. Barrister and Attorney-at-Law Office: 180 Richmond Street MONEY T0 LOAN Charlottetown, l‘. E. I.

ETC.

McDonald McPhee B. A.

I. A. McDONALD II. F. McPIIEE B

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BARBISTERS. ATTORNEYS, ETC. MONEY T0 LOAN Riley Buiidlul’. Charlottetown t-ii-ftulii. _

40~O§§§-GO-§O $004404 XOOO-O‘

FOR SALE

At Breuhlblne. llotel Pro- perty with 20 acres land, short dhtonce from village, also two forms of 50 mores each. one half mile from village. Ilrlt clues ‘land for potato

growing. Parties interested cout- munlooto with

I. KENNEDY,

Ornamental Trees, ‘Shrubs and Perennials

Manitoba and Norway Mttplc. American Elm at $1.50 catch, llorsc- chestnut and Limo or Linden at $1.75 cut-Ii, Snowball. Wcigelia.

6t) cents each. Pennies 85 txcnts cach. Delph- inium 0r Perennial Larkspur. Dig- ltallis or Foxglove and Canter- bury Bells at 25 cents each. $2.25 per dozcn. llollyhocks l5 cents each, $1.50 per dozen. Othcr ﬂowering HS well as vegetable plants will be ad- vertised in their season. Above prices F. O. B. Charlottetown. Coll mid sec thcm or address

-J. J. GAY&SON

- llcztti oi‘ Prillrc Htrcct.

Charlottetown. l’. E. l. Phone 2M.

fz-o-stuﬁl.

“Strawberry Plants \ For Sale

Senator Dunlap Strawberry pla ‘ for sole. 60 cents per hundred plan s. I will pay all freight charges on these strawberry plants to anyﬁmrt of l’. E. Island when shipped by rail. Remember the variety cannot be Ibeaten. '

1 ANGUS (B. Mt-AULAY ‘lrucudie Cross 4-30-ill.

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’ “Jealous Hearts” B! MILDRED HARBOUR. v-ooooo-o-o-oooo THE ARTISTIC TOUCH.

"If you dom. mind-d had enough of stenery in my childhood. When the moon rises. I'd rather be at Monte Carlo, playing buccarat, or uaucnlg ut some smart place in Pa- rfs."

The glow faded from his cycs. He sighed and became once more the fashionable New York tnucstro.

“I have wcaricd and borcd you with my dreams. Forgive mc. You arc hungry. is il. not so‘! Eh bicn. wc shall dine."

He touched a bell, and one of the Japanese servants glided m. bring- ing thc first coursc of u dinner com- posed solely of Japanesh dishes. El- inor. aiftcl" shc had become accust- omed to thc startlingly new flavor of the food, found it delicious.

They returned to thc ways of the] Occident after the stvccwfo the ex- ' tent of having coffee.

They were chatting. Elinor with l her lovely hcad thrown back against the bOWOI‘ of chrysanthcmultts. hcr lwhitc throat. generously rcvcalcd by lfhc grcon and gold wrap. and Dun- lelli lounging in the cushions ztt hcr ‘feet, when thc door-bell rang.

They heard one of the duo's lYtlfi- ding through fhc hull to answer it. heard ti. soft. sibilant sound from him, heard a woman's voice shrill:

“Of course. he's in! The studio is lighted. Stand aside, you fool!"

THE INQUISITIVE LADY.

Tilt- door of" Dunellfs studio was flung open abruptly.

spots in hm‘ haggard. sallow checks. stood in the doorway. wrapped in 2t magnificent ermine evening coat. Daneili, lounging on the heap 1'0 cushions at Ellnorﬁs side, came to

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do. and ‘I may not resent. it."

HP KiYOPDcd swiftly to his knees bcsldc her. clasped her hands in his. and bcnt over her, his dark eyes aflamc.

But Elinor withdrew her hands casually. and stifled a tiny yawn. '

“If your dinners quitc finished.

Mrs. Agatha Archers Arnold. Damm- ni be Tllnllilill along? She ;Ugm_“pped_ Wm, bl-lgm gcaﬂel, sprang to hcr (col. with a quick ‘ movement. “Sure you‘re not going

to bring on some Jap acrobats?" She sniffed maliciously down at him as he still knelt. looking a. triﬂe dis- "No? Then I'm off.

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“Ai-hotlsatlltl pardons for intrud casion. . . .“

his lccl. with urlntirablc grttcc. Ho

that young lady. aftcr an indiffer- ent uud to the older woman. hurl picked up hcr gold vanity-case anrf begun leisurely to powder hcr nosc. Shc prolonged the process to study. with complete self-possession. hcr own enchanting reflection in the tiny mirror.

“So this is your ‘dearest. flicnd from Naples?" Mrs. Arnold turned with icy hauteur to Danelli." “A thousand pardons for intruding upon such an~--cr»—" hcr glance swept fiic trzuusforlncd studio and took in, undoubtedly. the Japuncsc art trcasurcs, "auspicious occasion. My guests are in the cal‘ down- stairs, and. seeing a. light in your studio as wc passed. I thought you had finished your important bus‘ ncss-——" she fairly flung the words‘ at him-“and might care to join uz; for the opera and supper. I bid you good-night!“

With no further ghtncc Elinor. she swept out.

Danclli followed hcr, courtcouslv. to l-hc outcr door and closed it bc- hind hcr. Whon he returned to

toward

'l.hc studio. his face was-quitc im»

passivc. It showed no signs cit-hcr of discomfiturc, anger, or regret.

Elinor was chuckling.

“What did I fcll you‘ in the cnc on lhc way up from? I had :1 ltunch shod comc to sec for herself just hold ulrl and what scx ‘your friend from Naples’ was. Dunclli. as a flirt. you're a wow, but, in some ltfspcchs, you're a child about wo- men!"

Hc shrugged and lit zt slender Japancsc cigarette.

"You Alucrican ladies urc-—ah~- bewildering. Onc llcvcr knows-J’ "Whcrc you arcmor where they are." nodded Elinor. "Take my advice. Dancllf, and lcavc off trying to play your gal-rte with us. Go homo to your Ituiy and marry some lrrctty girl who'll stay whore you put

tout:

The undersigned will bc pleased, to receive tenders from pol-tie; who are In a potdtion to supply loose‘ lutraw or pressed straw of good qtm. lty n» the use of the Exhibltioni Association. to be delivered within‘ the next two weeks at the grounds‘ of the Association. Charlottetown.‘ P. II. I.

J. w. noun-run, ,

Secretary.‘

Provincial Exhibition Association.‘

Provincial Building, Charlottetown,‘ l’. E. l.

4312-54-41.

you, u child, dare talk

hcr. That's what you foreigners llkc. Why try to pretend that yoal don't?"

He came and stood ovcr her as she loungcd among tho brocade cushions. with thc bronm of the chrysanthcmums blending into thc richness of hcr hair; with the soft I ht of the silken lanterns turning

er smooth flesh to ivory: with her red lips and her strange. heavy-lid- ded eyes mocking him.

"You are the spirit of the Orient!" he said. only half-audibly. "Your soul was mistakenly put into it body on the wrong aide of the Pacific. It it not s07 Perhaps that is why to rne l8 YOU

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EGG LAYING CONTEST Notes on the l‘. E. Island Egg “y. lng Contest For the Week End- ing April 39. 1928.

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Mr. Harold Land's B. R. led the ("cutest for the week with 734; points; the Experimental Station W, L. pen 4, were second with 67,5 points; Mr. Everett l-Iowatfs W, L wctge third with 66.3 palms; and Mrs. Alexander I-Iamlltorfs B. R. were fourth with 62.9 points.

Mr. Tnllnagc Foster's B. R, he“ No. l0 loads the contest to date with 150.1! points; lhc KI B. C. Hatchery B. R. hen Nn. 3 is gccond with 145.2 points; Mr. S. R. Peudiemm; B, R, lu-u N0. 2 is third with 137.5 points; and Mrs. J. F. Boston's W. 1,, hon No. l is fourth with 137.4 points,

The pens leading in total pfﬂdllp. tion lo dnfc arc as follows:

First. Model Poultry Yards. B. pcn No. 7.--994.1 points.

Second. Ml'. Talmagc Foster's If. R.-985.5 points.

Third. Experimental Station, W. L._ pcu No. 3—95’I.2 points.

Fourth. Experimental Station w, L. pen No. 3-954» points.

Fifth. Mr. Everett Howatt, W. L. --92'l.2 points. was 1062 eggs and to date 15100 trggs.

Thirty-five hells laid every day (luring the wcek.

HONOR ROLL FOR APRllr-AD- VANCl-JI) DEPARTMENT- sr. uLE/tuoltsh

Grade X—-l Doris Lockhart. Gracie IX—l Earl Cannon 2 Mnry Hunt 3 Wylie Barrett. Grade VIII-i Eric Tanton 2 Keir Thomas 3 Lawrence Compton. Grade VII-J Edwin Bernard 2 Lila Perry 3 Oiivo Murray. Grade VI—1 Charlotte Muirhcad 2 Walker Cannon 3 Chester Murray. Perfect attendance: —Earl Can- non, Ralph Lyle, Vera Lockhari. Olive Murray, Alden Small, Chester Murray. Edwin Bernard, Sadie Mills. Wylie Barrett. —--<o->-- - -

IIONOR ROLL OF FORTUNE FORTUNE BRIDGE

Graded School for April month:

Grade X (Sr.)-—1 Minnie McKen~ zic 2 Donald Bryentnn.

Grade X (JrJ-l Mildred Coffin 2 Daisy Johnstone 3 Clara Burke.

Grade VIII lJr.)—1 Cyril John- stono 2 Sarah Coffin 3 Leila Jack- sen.

Grade VIII tJrJ-i Gladys Alt- kcn 2 Elizabeth Francis 3 Buster Francis 4 Minnie Burke.

Grade V-l Basil Johnston 2 Frank MacClumpha 3 Guy Coffin 4 Jcan (Jonathan.

Grade IV—-1 Dorothy Johnston 2 Edward Francis 3 Georgo Dixon 4 Boff Francis.

Grade II-—l Maggie Jang: Dingwell Jackson 4 Edna. Burke.-

Dorotliy Dixon 2 3 Thelma

ing upon such. . . n-ln allspiciotls 0c,- y“

Thanks for cvcrythlng.“ Shc reluctantly laid aside flu» cx- rquisitc green and gold wrap.

Shc stared at hint.

“Kccp this lovely thing? it must be priceless!"

"You shall wcttr it again." h.» smiled strangely. "when you sing ‘Butterfly?’

Al. honlc, aftcr Danclli had lcft hcr ul. hcr door. kissing her httud with his customary deference and gracc. Elinor hcid up the grccn and gold brocade bridal gown of a Jap- ancsc princess and glosted over it.

For thc mall who had given it to hcr she had no thought, no sensc of gratitude. He had been dislnls- scd from hcr consciousness when hcr door had closed after him.

She was thinking of herself in the rclc of Cho-Cho-San. She could scc hcrsclf crossing the bridge, with hcr maids bcililld her. the little Jopuncsc bride in grcenwmd gold. coming to meet Pinkerton, the ta‘l American lieutenant. She could fairly sec the audience that listened

Wily.

the audience that applauded hcr madly when shc finished.

She hummcd the aria as she hung away the gift of Danelll.

After site was in bcd. yawning with healthy fatigue. she thought of the discomflted Mrs. Agatha Ar~ chcrs Arnold and chuckled in thc darkness.

"That was a rather a. knock-out for the old girl!" she said.

But. had she known it, Mrs. Ar- nold was not the woman to relin- quish to another anything that she most ardently wanted to keep. Shc was both spiteful and resourceful. In this particular instance. shc was motivated by a savage Jealousy. Elinor was young and beautiful; Mrs. Arnold was middle-aged and no longer beautiful. Danelll wns a prize. She was going to fight for him, not dreaming that. to Ei- inor, he was only a convenience.

Late as it was. when she return-ed homc that night. she sat down at hcr desk and began to wrftc o lct- tcr.

1T0 Be Continued.)

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The would known pelrolcm f-lwlti ill Almtco Witll ‘l|'.i!<i('.OV‘t‘l'Q(i nuﬁlo than lmlr wntrltein ago-

A rdlatillu-m ‘heat-hm; urea about l0 square miles in ext-om has been discovered in Storm ‘WINE.

More persons are killed by light- odlngtntho l lﬂlanilruny offbea- region.

brcathlessly to her golden voice»

Grade I~l Emily Dixon 2 Elsi’: Dingwell 3 Frank Coffin 4 Frcd

The total production for the week v

Coffin. Ethel Francis. Pr. Sadie McKenzie, Asst. PEAKrYS ROAD SCHOOL.

Following is the standing of thc pupils of‘ Pcakcls Road School for the month of April:--

Grade IX-l Bertha Mac Mnclll- tyrc 2 Miriam Grant. . Grade V1II—1 Ernest J. Grant.

Grade VI-l Rust» Ann Crane 2 Mary J. Hughes 3 l-Iclcn E. Clarkin 4 Alton Crane. Alvin R. Mclnnis

turbcd. "My tltrur lrit-nd. what. at plctu- ' “I'll bct the Arnold cat woudcrt-ri and Rum-gel H. Clarkin, toqtml.) lu-c!" about that." shc trilucklcd to herself. Grade v__1 carom“; Emily Gram, "Hnlm!" snlfictl Mrs. Agzttiut Ar- Datielli got to his il-ct u trill-z 2 pearl A, Hugheg 3 Elmer John tzhcrs Arnold. sulkily» Grant and Syprian T. Grant Hcr acid gittncc spud tu Elillul‘ "Will you (l0 mc thc honor to kccp lcqugL) and should huvc stabbed her, but the wrap?" Grade IV—l Elizabcth M. Crauc

and Daniel McInuis Icqual) 2 Hef- en G. Hughes 3 Edward Crane and Gladys Fisher lflqllhi.)

Grade II--l James A. McDonald 2 Mary Martina MacDonald 3 James M. McDonald 4 John W. Cranc and James Cram» lcquul.) 5 Janlcs Hughes.

Grade l~l Bruce Marlin Crztlr: and Blanche l-‘ishcr lequail

‘feather. John 'l‘. Vallcy.

--—<0>-——-—- STANCIII-ZL SCHOOL.

Tilc following is the standing of Stanchcl School for tho month of April:—

Grade X-l Gcorgc Cairns.

Grade IXWI Mac Humphrey.

Grade VIl$—l Margaret. Cairns 2 Annie l-Ialliwcll 3 Lloyd Frizzcll.

Grade VII-l Leigh Cameron 2 Elizabeth Crtlrns 3 Clayton I-lum- phrey.

Grade VI la>-—l Mildred Dixon 2 Maude Matheson 3 Richard Kelly 4 Elsie Kelly 5 Reggie Kelly.

Gfhdo VI lbl~l Priscilla Frizzcll

2 Katie Aiken 3 Margaret Mathe- son. Grade IV—l Jenn Champion 2

Bessie l-lalliwcll.

Gmdc II-—l Addic I-lalliwcil 2 Al:- nie Aiken 3 Malcolm Mathcson.

Gradc I~l Doris Frizzeil 2 Flor- cncc MacNevln.

Perfect attcndance:—- George Cairns. Margaret Cairns, Elslo Kel- ly. Priscilla Frizzell, Katie Aiken. Richard Kelly. Jean ohamulvn- Maude Matheson, Doris Frizzell. Margaret Mathcson, Addie Halli- well.

Mary S. MacKay. fcachcr.

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