first aid ust be aplied at once to avoid dangerous inﬂections

THE most important thinf about first aid ls to be quit ' about it. That s__why you should havc"V:lsellnc Petroleumjelly always on hand for illSftllil use. It costs only a few cents, can be bought everywhere, takes‘ up very little space in the medicine cabinet. _ _ Think o; the agony of the child who is burned or cut. You don t want them to suﬁer u mlnutt; vnu don't want _t0 invite in- lcctions which usually come from neglected skin abrasions; you want to avoid unsightly sears that result from wounds which don't heal cleanly. "Vaseline" Jelly will help you.

or?

THEY llAbTo ‘ $EE PARlS A

l By Homer Croy

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(Contlnueﬂ

CIIAPTII VIII. -

- “Whit 1n the wona do 1 went with a. valet?" dcmmded the umnghed Pike es he surveyed the mun“; shadow.

"To hell; you do ohlnza." said Mrs. Peters. \

"Hell's hucklebenyl I ain't got .a thing in the world to do, and now you go and hire an able-Ibodled mm to help me do it. What’; hi; ﬂung, again?" .

"Franco “

Pike wra ped his tongue around it.

“I'm 801113 to call him G115." he Bald» "I Won't hﬂve him lone." he ed- ~ dcd privately. _

Pike's eyes leaped over him uneasily He could have walked up to the Pre-

mier oi France. or to the president.’

l of the Chamber of Deputies, and tcl~ l kcd to him without aquiver —ondl'tis

l conceivable that in I. moment of

l exuberance he might have given the

l great man ‘a clap on the back. (

But it was an entirely different matter with a servant in uniform. He could not, help feelin! that head wei-

l ters laughed at him and the cruditles

, that he knew he must have, but just

l what these crudities were he was not certain, And he had a-corlstont fear that he might no: tip these august gen- tlemen enough, and so showered money i upon them. Sometimes he felt asham- cd of himself for thus trying to buy their respect, and for it while would ltip with mathematical ten per cent accuracy, only soon to return to en even grater prodlgali-ty. The con-

hpply at once after cleansing the wound. And use it liberally too. If necessary apply a light bandage and change dressing frequently.

The doctor will compliment you on your quick action._\\'ill en- dorse the use of "Vaseline" jelly for all the little minor ailments. 13¢ prepared. Lay 1n a supply at once. For sale everywhere, m tubes and bottles.

And remember, ‘when you buy, that the trademark Vaseline on the package is your assurance ou are getting the genuine ro ucl: of the Chesebrough g. Co., Cons'd, 5520 Chabot Avenue, Montreal, Canada.

AUCTION SALE -

The Auction Sale of furniture of the late Bruce Stewart. 17 Walt-r . Street, will lake place Tuesday, February 11th at l0 o'clock sharp. This con- l mists oi‘ dining-room, bed-room nnll kitchen furniture, including ma” ganyl

v fable, chairs, llookstzind. cabinets, two large British bevel plate mirrors, two~ very rare old Jilpanesc needle point fire screens, with walnut and ebony stands, one hammered brass coal scuttle, set of tongs, one very old and rlre‘

"The Road to Ruin," marble clock, a pnlr of, walnut cabinet, with British plate glass doors and large mirror, one set of;

pictures (steel, cnzrnved]

bronze warriors mounted, “William

bought In Scotland years ago, cost 120 pounds, also the finest collection of ’ birds, one mahogany side board, oak diningﬂtable and chairs, two olk china l cabinets, 1 mahogany dining table, very old, l mahogany butlerTtny, 2 oakl bedroom suites, 3 other bedroom suites, 1 Guerney Oxford range, cooking utensils, refrigerator, 2 oil stoves, 3 new Ostermoor mattresses, ctc., etc., and . /

Ill other articles. Term: cash

cicrge at the desk— with his ion; coat, his white vest, and the impress- ive keys crossed upon his iapcls, And who could juggle so many langua- ges—~filled him with awe. In fact, Pike had n silent, unexpiressed ieur ‘that he would commit some lnuX pas ltllat would give away hi! humble past, yet when he was with men of his own standard he epoke freely, sometimes even with pride, of his small beginnings; and now he had n. servant stalking silently at his heels. seemingly night and day.

"I, wonder what tho penalty in France for shootin‘ a man is," he said lo Foss one dov- "Phat danged Gus IBBl-S my 80st. mu sure make a fine

buralar. I can't so lnywhere without

the Conqueror" and “King Harold,"

. ‘F’

F. M. STEWART.

C. LEONARD MACKAY. I-jxcculors Estate Late Bruce Stewart.

J. A. MACDONALD. Auctioneer.

1607-2-B-3l l

WAl_\l_TEl)

l_.~. l

of same.

ﬂarlies having Registered S_h0rth0rn Bulls- of breeding age for sole kindly correspond with the undersigned giving age, pedigree and price

LIVESTOCK SUPERINTENDENT,

Department of Agriculture, Charlottetown, P. E. I.

him foliowin’ me like c bloodhound. 1r 1 take off my a...‘ and lung it on the back of schnlr and turn around the darned thing's gone. Her, of! in the kitchen or somewhere pressin‘ it. He ain't ever so happy as when he's prossln’ something or other-press, p? shine, and follow me

TENDERS

l.‘ lulu t

. be . oelvcd ed- drcssed ..» . ..,d 1t the office of Messrs. . l 8s Mclllnnon, Royzhl Bunk bunting, Ch-rlottetown, unt noon of the twenty-ﬁfth day. of Feb y A. D., 1930, from nny per- son or persona willing to purcbue the following property belongllll l0 "W above estate. .,. ‘ Separate Tender (to include only) one Ford l-door-cnr nearly new. Sepnrhte Tender (to include) ull forge equipment and tool; including nun, engine. hollows. nnvll. iron. elm, etc., also 1 horse. 1 cow, 1 truck

sl-ulill . .

. 162w..- lll-al.

’V=..LT.Q.;'ELI.ZEZIZ1Z

Farmer's Meeting

. Issuers-runs.

Mark R. McGuigan, B. A. BABRSTER. SOLIUITUIL no. - MONEY T0 LOAN Oldies-en Block, Charlottetown, r14, L.-__

McLeod & Bentley j l. A. BENTLEY w. s. BENTLEY, n.0, W Barrister and Attorney-chimp ‘ ' Office: 1B0 Richmond Street 1|‘ MONEY 'l'U LUAN . , lberloftelown, l’. I. l.

"McDonald s. McPhee n. A.

1A. mumNAw. n, r. liven-rm. - ATTORNEYS. no noun T0 mAu .

u» lllldlug. commune

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The Annual Egg Circle Meeting will be held In Ceutrel Bedequc lhll. Monday, February 10th at 1.80 P. M. Reports of Farmer's Week Meetings will be given, also reblte cheqllel.

‘Evcrybcdy welcome. T. J. INMAN

Secretary.

1547-84-10.

TENDERS

The ’ will receive ten- ders for hlc undertaking outfit up lo

wnggcn, 1 roller end l old Ford our. l This property may M 155F919“ l‘ any time on the premises lately oc- cupied by the teltator.

The Executor: do not blnd them- selves to accept the highest or my

' A. ROY JONES. EAnu; o. JENKINS. Executor-s. .

teuderL

I

10th llnlllﬂ. "39- i558-2-7-frlmonwed.

-ee oeoeo‘oe0eboo04oeeow

- POTATOES AND TURNIPS

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We will be bliying every def at our warehouse Hogans Wharf. Highest prices for

Friday the 1m. day of Fehrulry n 3°“

the office of Mark B. bholhl Solicitor.

w. l

Full ﬂrtlculun may be

obhlned by cpplylngrtu Dan P,‘

leegcn. Tyrone, or n! the aid 08sec. P. D. REGAN.

stock. ~ _

. J. LESTER bargain! d Che lottetown» '- - l W lﬂadnl! 798 and 038

lglfvmw-vrAkrl m: .--

__,. muceemlJrfllIIlIIQ >l’ublie~ Blight!!! Sol l9 m‘,

...\y»» Literary‘ Clup . l l‘

in; unmwhmnnalnds. than I know . I nilft ever beenjip-‘eo

‘leis ‘yet h! wssirthnnglng‘ around,

and the next morning I m.

body oreeoins nrounelln my room

I mach for my gun, and there's Ci huigln up o. elem towel. When I get out o‘: bed,»the cum fool vents to

was cripple. or woe sick or something but r dint been lick in fifteen yearl- It don‘; do l_.ny good to hi1 him Any- thing. He just sum some with them sud eyes of his end shakes out the other leg. What do you think I sew him oinx yeelccdey? Sewing e but- ton on my undershirt. You know that" no plan's work. It's disgusting to gee an able-bodied man sitting around with u thimble, sewing on unocher well man's buttons."

TiviXblESOmC as Francois was. there was another heavy mutter hlnging over Pike's heed-that dkngbusted dress suit. The evening of Moss's re- turn he made anexcuse forhot put- ting it on; he was too tired, he said, lmd in the excitement of the reunion Mrs. Peters let it his. But the next morning was mother day. Pike coilid not beunfalthful to his two ideals- Abrliham Lincoln end Henry Fwd- ‘rhe next day Pike went for q long walk across the low roiling mills and did not get book until a few minutes sue.- uinner had begun-end mother victory was won. But‘ the followln! morning the sun came up again. 111st day rm went tor-n. Ind missed his

cat at the depot. .

"ll I can get by three or four days. everythinrli slwpe up all right," he sud.

But Pike did not know the nfrcnle new creature who miked trourid in Mrs. Pelcrss clothes. She was deter- mined to mike l success of the idce that slept in her tceoui. Ind nothinl should interfere with thlt lﬂlh 0h" desvor. And else. which Wll 1"“ l5 bad. she was determined w make c gentleman of Pike One rel-son Wes Miss Mason. _

lifix Mason was n wmewhut ef- derly lady who hid never seen fit to trust herself on the perilous tides of mlttrlmony and who had lived in Paris so long thut she didn't know whether she was Amerloen or trench. end who moved. in t)! Nob and rﬂfllied F2391- phere of exclusive M1810‘ °°' American society. Miss Meson hid knowmrslris when it; was really n wonderful and charming city-that is forty years e80- Thle W" "h" Boulevard 3189011,?!“ PM Pkmﬁ‘ que mime of BWRVN“ Fl'5“‘°'..”‘d when Jbdies and leﬂllhmm Wm“ upon itinstead ofgthe uustlrte of io- day. Before that there had beexrthat dreadful catneUvDh¢ °!"d°5'““°l'~°“_ the cuttinﬂ tnrouch of Bolllﬂl"! Saint-bdichel. Paris ‘hldrft been the some since. ‘ '

The good old days were when e pus-con with l pll-llo Wll 001151402231 mo; gnd-nwlwn the Avenue dc Bre- tmril we; m‘ beyond the moot au-in: explorations of society: in 18%. W110“ phn was l. student and when the eve- nug w‘; n quiet little street. quaint. picturesque deiichtluily chnrmlnl 1M so on. Then fashionable society had swept down upon it and mule it ln- m g l-egretteble- avenue of beauty. ‘

"Perla wee different then," nld MisslMlson sadly. "In those Vdeys people lived ind took time to bresthe People on the eidcvniks were-out for a good time-mot for n. atrenouewtlk or to keep s bilsiness appointment."

As Misc. Mleon ‘talked the weeds. pas-vernal 1nd nouvedux-ﬂehcodwelt constantly on her llpl. Also Misc 1h-

hold my pants. It'd be m right if 1'

train beck. l-nd co bed something to

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m. (m: moronic! minnow. - ‘l

- —-;~h-v-‘ We'll-M ~ , troltorrronout. - ab. 1.-,-n the div otﬁheltelleshinlpminar~ ~1n the ion-line 4m Iielmbolt out; or M. H, the swNiqeQdeus viﬂ-ileliy forcodtbelelllngveegelfronitbemr

ll‘ ‘rhea question! lie now being ir- . gucd by that-sturdy neeiof mltine. ‘lengineen. meet, of uhomeome from

the bunk! o: Clyde. The realm for the ‘discussion ‘ mostly urcund= the feet that, within the put few years, tlldmnwr-‘driven sblphu be- come m... _' ‘ popular. At the precept time, on the seven sees and lulmd iAkec, more than i000 motor llmps», are in commission. In one year, 1W1, 269 motor chips were un- der construction, while only 30 steam- srrlpc were being built. For the ﬁrst time in history the motor ‘tonnage ex- ceeded that of steum." ' ‘ ' During the Greet Wu, the Diesel engine made t. _ ‘our strides. It was used for surface trcyeliing by the submarines, ~while it‘ generated electric power for use below the cur- ing at the some time. This principle is rapidly being lidnpted, and many vessels are being built which are either of direct Diesel drive, or have Diesel engines to generate elctrlclty. Not‘ only has this type of power unit been adopted on water, hdwever, Railway complmies are building en.- gines which are operated by the some ,units; recently an ‘ mobile with n I Diesel engine was driven for B00 miles lit/c cost, the owner olulmed, of just Iullael- $1.50. A new ‘British dlrlglble is equipped with semi-Diesels. j Dr. Rudolf Diesel‘ pltented the type of hater-combustion engine which is now associated with his name. in 1892. Three years later, the ﬁrst reel engine was built. The first 'public exhibition of the new plant was held at Munich in i898. since ‘that time, there have been many im- - piovements mode, and many different models, all based on the same prin- "ciple, but modified, are cn the mar- lket. _.'I‘he operation is comparatively ‘simple. The engine muy be oi‘. many cylinders. er it may be of juslncne. Crude oil is injected in a fine spray

near the end of the comprmsion.

stroke. The compression of gas heats a "hot plate" to such an extent =tl1lit it acts onlthe same lines as the ﬂrpark plugs" of en tomobile. Thus, 'lhe charge of fuel ls ignited, and ‘otherwise the operation is very like ‘that of an tomobllc engine. l The tremendous saving ln fuel is the reason for the growth of Diesel- loperktlon. one of the ingest lend in- lstnlietlons is that of the Hamburg ‘Electricity Company, in Germany. ‘Therndtor is of 15,000 horsepower, of lnine cylinders. Each cylinder-hes n gbore of 33.86 inches and ‘n. stroke of -59.05 inches. The normal speed ls I94 re. ' “ per minutes. The en- jgine is_ '1'! feet long, i4 feet wide end 7331-2 feet high. Thcfuei consump- tion i: only 4.392 pounds per British horsepower at full rate. i The motorship Augustus, built in ilszv, hes four double-acting two- lstroke Dleaelboggrcgntlﬂl 25.000 s. u. p. ., _ l ieei-ryur more and more of the gmotorshlpe are being" pieced in com- lnilsalen. Many engineers have switch- : ed their aliegllnce from steam to oil, since they ﬂnd the new motors easy to o end inexpensive.

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Many l boy who has left the farm flit hu come round egcln.

i

cm: null; nun with aim-rs. - siiltiﬂlinthercerseltwlthhethlnds folded in her block-Milli lep, gum; umommemlsinslv "non s Ilddy mu inconsequential world. ‘ Mlleihcolrwcs tell end thin, with (hawk-like nose and n my of nuk- inc-e peraonvfecl like mucous-t. All

' were much sues and more bieturelque

son hurno use for taxis-hem cubs h" madam n" . ma‘ “d ‘ﬁe

lzvefwllfwtnwliﬂ- eovem ofbypope calendars. 1;!!!‘ beedsynre mcieutJni-bneeimyerecncisnt- amlui-nemmamutaprumly jownlbpd nn-‘enelentiepd honorable

iookguoi- cvI-rununtwutluodwitb ' .l°livﬂiﬂ-rimlllrbvohe pie ' plunges-inhalants- vnlllllflllmlbymy

' elldtben

Every lllﬂﬁooll. Pmlnptly ll. three- u-ui-ty nitJveeuiceJi-lewentout for I rldein her own. ‘ﬁll-MUN! time And there shvmilhi- I l"?

dffllf‘

ma»

guecqeoee-eoeeoeeeeoooeee l‘ '~

Ladies end Gallium: v ‘ , ’ Q l!!! ..lilﬁll,illemi5.'ni"'fhe ellvllomecl“fii'~lll 1 lain mu‘ um u‘ m» es ielulllcfe -_fer~ m» laid tbeipleeeun ofinselia; ma- voter shimmy. Hlhlc however. I any be unable tmmbceh vole! before election day. -l there-- fare are llhlc ma" '0 ccuulnt‘ you of my nomlnilflcn and to eemestly solicit your support prev- ious to, and your vole on elcellcn day.

l bu: shading four lquen for the legitimate rights of the lhborlng ma‘ of this Olly. 1nd If elcelell will make every effort to nice "-3 precept scale eh-"yec. ‘It w" be my cu- deevolu- lo bring he "ﬂvblll? llllﬂr ests and labor to“ - underw stluding and cgc- t. I -

I cfnud for strict economy mam» expenditures. more especially when luxuries are corned. end for a cleaner 1nd.- heklthler olty. ' ~

- W. G. BRUCE.

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CARD

T0 THEELECIOBS 0F WARD ONE , . _. Ladies and Gentlemenp- ’

I have served‘ two ‘term ' u Olty Councillor for Wm! One lhd I have again nominated ll l. cehdidnte.

With four years experience as I member of the Ooune‘ 1cm in l position to render stlil tter service to you than 1 have rendered in the past. 1f elected‘! shall endeavor, to the best of my ability, to do my pert in carrying on the administrutlon of civic affairs in general in an effici- ent and economical manner, ‘giving special attention to the needs of Ward One. " .

I heartily thunk _you for the gen- erousﬁupport Jccorded me ilnthe past and respectfully solicit your votes ehd influence iii the coming election.

~Blncereiy yours. ’ D. I‘. C. DOUGAN ' e z-s-al

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TCARD

T0 ELECTOBS OI‘ WARD THREE ‘ » 14!

end gentlcmenz- J ‘ of vow-chi um u candidate for Wlrd 3. I have served in the City Council and have a good knowledge of elvle Affairs. I will support nny Promen- m movement which '1 think will benefit the city. it hive been en ed- veoltmolllm lhlltreel-p. .,be.ttgr B“! con , . ‘Prevention o! cruelty to animals, ‘and othdiffmovev mdnts ml- the public Ifgeléetbd, x will try to-lerve tne-"beit-lntcmls of the city. ' , A. A. numeracy.

. . lam-ml __.-_-.......;.-...._._l_____..’

mun-yin‘ _

to .i= ' tircronsvor wlllln ‘rung:

Ladle: and Genllemctn- -,

As your representative for Ila pelt ‘Io been I trust you will nee your way, cleu to upper} me lb the earn- lng Civic Election. During my fem we mhde quite c niunber of improve- menu in this wuf blf ere" no sevcrll in.» u. be rude._ ‘Jute:-

recent but u... um in about; premise to‘ support‘ everything the: comes up for the good of the city but] to oppose All nenurec that "have p Home: to destroy 4a good work

muss-mumbled with mud lo

eooumg. Al time b abort form-gen» enl canyon I eernectly lflleit your

support en lleotlemmy through the

"Qluunlelﬁlllleele... '._ ~~

7'"! l!" llfID-M-llle ell!-

_ iii, uaéncuom.

the request of l lune number '

at: are not only In the ward I rep- -

hjorlottetown

lioiliosiéhlétiiiitliilnli.» * ' i

To ofi

loryouhalzejdonevme iinelectin ‘ me, . ytion, Mayor of. Chorlottet own igfor. lithgy nllelltilalxlal ‘Yeom- ‘I lollroovrooiote the Conﬁdence which w° ghgvefplacédin me and ~I shall ‘ endeavor to my?" that conﬁdence by rendering you faithful under" ficient service ashead 0Q the Civic Administrare‘ so far as it lies in my pow er to do so. m:

Yours very sincerely, T.- L. PROWSE

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_ To the‘ Electors of Weird Four ‘LADIEilAND arlvrncrmlv: * "-

M- UIQ request of “many residents of Warld 4

- I have again nominated to ¢0lllQ!l._.flll8 ward al.

the forthcoming election. The brief, period at

my disposal will make it impossible, to attempt ll

a canvass. The record of my civic qctivitiea is i before you, and if again given youreupport it will be my earnest endeavor to safeguard the best interests of the clllzens of Charlottetown,

B. R. IIOIJMAN l‘

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QSo-doowoo» "

To-the Electors 5t" Waltd F0...

L4DIES AND GENTLEMEN: '_

forttlicomingCivic Election an d I take this opportunity ti-

solicltlng your support. ‘; . ' .Ac the time is cliortl will be unable to eall on each and every one of your personally, but as I have seen you on many similar occasions ‘and you know my record I feel most of the electors should be glad to escape the annoyance of a calf

vass. l . a .. l . ..

A: Chairman oftlle Street Qommlttee llvlllll, been my Gilli-i stunt-endeavor to give you the bent. possible service eonnlsl» cint with the equipment and money at our disposal. It is for you to judge whether or not I deserve your cohtinueii con-

ﬁdence. _ _ *

_Thanking you for your generous support in the past,

. I am faithfully yours,

. 1

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s". .4." rosrrn, l

'.l

rs, 0f, Ward. Five

lo Their

Ladies and Oentiemeni , y - ‘At the request of a large“ number of the voters of-Warcbf: llhave nominated as a candidate in thi- commg Civic election. ‘ .' "'1 1 As-itwillbe impossible in the short-interva|-_le* mukec personal canvass of therWardll-am taking this means of soliciting your support infthie conteelll .l amin favor of permanent ciylc irnprovemonll, consistent with the finances. a d if oleeted-iwill do my utmost; in ﬁlrthering the beet ilitere ts of thi- gity, with chief irltOfQflfOf improvement: for Ward

_1_6_16-2-8-3l y, _ 4 lhmnn

‘Elects

JAs A.'BRAD,Y_

To the Electors of; Ladies &- Gentlemen:

Once again l 0hr to Ward. Five and the _ citizens In general my services as Councillor ln ~ the forth-coming civic election- My record, for the past four years is before you and it is for you to decide whether or-not I em entitled to your » support. If you do me the honor of electing mt. »

- I silrcll ‘asin the pact give the but service pos- ‘clble within my power. Owing.» pressure of business I will be unable to make b. personal can- vass, and I therefore tulle tide opportunity of so- - licitlng Yﬂllljllppﬂﬂ, wh eh I will eppreclaio- ' Thanking you in-edvhnee r some,‘ I remnltr

_ Respectfully yourl. _ ,_ l ' _ \ ‘KENNEDY.

l

emlnite

A y .5 {'0 album; for thrll s blltlon.f itelge‘ in I l ill

~‘ - . .1_ .. 5 _ . I ' I » ' - i . I‘ thelilgh hon,

l" . Q \

11love res-nominated for Councillorfor Wbrd 4 at l