______k_’AGE TEN __ ' SALT RI-IEUM l All Over iler ilands| anti Between Fingersj

M}... wooi- Minuet, nation» Rrhlicll, ]\’.S., writou:—“I bad salt rlicum all i over my hands, and especially lll‘f\i'l't‘li my lingers. It was impossible for m». » to put them in water, or d.) my house work. _

“After trying medicines and .~- lw-F. which (lid mc no pool]. 1 51'1"“ “l

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We are ollcring valuable Dairy lt‘arin ltll) acres. Will x0“ ill ~.uil purchasers.

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Citizens who have not paid their civic taxes on or before the 31st day of December, 1927, will bc disquali- Iled from voting at the next Civic election in February 1028. Section 24 oi‘ the Election Act will be strictly enforced, and a list oi‘ tlefaulters handed to the Returning Officer, by order oi‘ the Mayor and Council.

G. P. NICHOLSON, , (‘ity Clerk.

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l)r. (T. i. Archibald Jradllote of N. Y. Post uraduato Medical School and l-io-zpftal Practice limiter‘ to Eye, ‘or, Nose and Throat Pestlnc l-Tyes and supplying Glasses Office. Bayer Building Great George Street "Jfllcte Hours-Q to 12.30. 1.30 tn 5.00

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"Her baring may be worn way clutch will hold on l

iowli bu! her illfi.‘ advance."

ABSENT-MINDED BARBER "Shave or a hair-cut?"

FREE FROM GERMS

"Do you object to kissing on sanl.

tary grounds?"

_ "Why. of course not; such grounds are free from germs."

A BAD NIGHT

1st Fish: Vou say you didn't a wink of sleep last night? was that?

2nd Fish: The dog-fish kept me

n" about this,‘ l He“, an ailswer to-rluy.

awake barking at the moon-fish!

JUST FIDDLING WITH IT

"I've broken my violin again."

“How?" "Just fiddling with It."

Cour) 1N Nosrmts l“

RELIEVEI) IN 5 MINUTES , Simple to overcome colds by the CATARIVHOZONE METHOD. Put a Sflllfivlmri of water on a stove. a half teaspoonful of CATARRH- OZONE to a. pint of water, and ""4 11"- Let the steam looking e-ren there; from the kettle flll the room. so that Mum"?- the medicated air is breathed in by ithe sufferer. You will notice an lm- met. her father and mother. Sidney, Th; cough is rc- "l". 08016 "D ,1l6ved. the stuffed-up nostrils are "Wm"- the COWOH. BRONCHITIS 1o Sonia.

‘(and COLD quickfly disappear. ‘ For adults sufllerintffrom GRIPPE BRONCHITIS '0!‘ CATARRH, this ll) lllnflel‘.

Add arrogance.

‘son/ll! u loss to know what lo- say, i‘ "Aren't you going to ask inc in, rilli:l'.'" l His eyes were glove and she real- ozcil that lil- llilll not come in a light ill( ull.

Sh» (ipcill-ll the door, saying 510W- l_\'. “l can‘! imicrr it's you."

"Arc you glad to see me?"

"()1 course." i Ho pill. his hand upon tho arm (lull wrre Franklin's Christmas izifl.

“Arc yon alone?"

She nodded. 1 "Sonia, -l can't give you up until lyon (ll-lliiliely ask me to. l lovc ‘you. l ivaut yoli to marry me." f l tier amazement. filled her grecu t, ‘(grt-s. She had not dreamed he ov. | ("ll l-oni-illltrnid marriage.

, Still holding lior arm he drew llcr

‘closer it) lilm.

"You don't (l(-;ll"."'

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(llslikc me, (lo you.

"l likt- oil-awfully well," she all- bvrcrcd, s nceloly. . l "You alid Franklin arc not en-

‘ ~ n ~- LCiiKPll, zlri- you Sonia!

\\'.lii (iltlo sill-vars i-llciilg llp and (lowli her spine, she shook her head. "l lhtilight the way he actotl ihc OlllBi night that you might lw.

You rlillllll)’ didn't want lilm to mis- ilnilerslznld, was that it, Sonia?"

Fearing to betray some liny ray of her beautiful hidden secret, So‘ nla replied, cautiously, ‘if shouldn't ‘vllnt any one in tho office to think l would accept sllcli an expensive prl-uonl." _

"That's what i thought. Rut, So- nia. you'll accept it as an engage- nu-nt ring?"

“if 1 were I-ngageli that would. be.

(lii‘t‘er()nt." ' . HP (lrew the ring from his pocket. (nit-v more she gazed upon the Rior- ions, sparkling jewel. In spite of horse l‘, she gasped a little.

"l can have it reset in a. ring for your other finger. it is madc for you, Sonia, as you are made . ).~

'( u interested me the. night l met you at Maxim's; later l wan aruuscd ..l. your-pretensions of experience. Then-ll lieg your; pardon, dear-l really bcgoil to bcliave you were

"y-‘ng to Ivamp me. You tried so hard to convince me of your sophisr icatlon and you were living with .\l.axlne——"

Sonia stiffened. She (iarell not betray her friend's confidence, yet Muxines wolds buzzed in her ear: "'1' had my first affair with Vllalter Henderson when l was 19."

llc lli1Slill(l€i"‘.<llO0(l her withdraw- .ll “Can't. you forgive me, Sonia?

l was a stupid fool. instantly when you refused my gilt that. ycuovofe the real thing. Merl can scarcely belle-re in a girl like you. ‘liley are loo rule."

"ll tlOOSIYI matter." Sonia said .ooliy', "what you thought of nil-f‘.

Hc pulled her closer.

“noes that‘. mean you'll marry lilo?"

Heir eyes were still llazoti. but lllcro was no hesitation in iloi" all- h\\'t‘l'.

"l can't, zilr. llenlicrsou. 'll‘s aw- fully sweet of you to ask mo. liul l can't."

llor pf)" 'l.ive refusal did uol set-m to (lisco-ncert Waller H(Illl4!f‘ii(lll.

"Soc hero, Sonia, let's he sensible (lori'i have to lluvc You should giro "IY llfflbosnl rli least) the some mlollnl. of l-ollslllciuitioii you would

a‘ business pl-oplmlllon. 'l'liut‘>= lair, isn't. it?"

“l suppose il is."

"l Hllilllill iko to motel. your fath-

-‘r and mother. That's my reason for‘ coining (lowu to Muncie. l (rallied to (too you in your own home."

Sonia liftcll her bead proudly. Slic liad no intention oi‘ apologizing for (lit-so (lrcary roomli.

"l promised lo go to church." silo said. "Mother and dull will be ("Sfllllifilntetl if J (lon't come."

llc smiled.

“l.ilil(- did l expect. to find my any Sonia dressing for church!"

She liuili nothing.

"I was only leasing, dear. Rim on lo your room and (tress while I haw-

a imrkc. I'll go to church with »ynll." "You needn't."

"l should onj y ll, Sonia. l haven't .l)enn in a chur-h for yearn." h When they marched into the little church together she was glad she hall spoken of him to her mother.

llo opportunity to introduce him to thcm, hut she iiaw her father peer- ing anxiously‘ over his hymnbook. (Other cyel-i wandered. too. Sonia hold her boad hiltll with all her old

of man who came from Chicago to- He was distinguished (lollhLv z-io ili

When the eiervice was over he

to greet her friend. "He's gorgeous," she whispered "But Il'm disappointed. I wanted to walk homo with you." Walter refused Anna's invitation

__ ' , treatnwnt is ltlml. "I'm driving on (it. noon," he‘ ex- ‘MRRMYYTQF-r 5011157703) ETC, Flor FIFTY CENTS you can buy pluinerl. "Bill, (Sonia. I ldlall hope ‘"193’ w l-Bfln- l CATARRHOFIONE in any drug lo soc you soon in Chicago."

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Hlil eyes were affectionate and kind. Sonia found herself wishing e that she alight mall} care for him. 'l‘lic.n the image of Franklin seemed lo stnnll beside her, reproochfully. , “l didn't mean it, darling.“ ahc apologized. silently. Then aloud:

"it wan nice of yru to look me ‘up, Mr. Henderson. l'm golnlt back Chicago this afternoon." "shall l telephone you when l rt» turn?" ' |' "Yes, (lo!"

ile evidently llllllfilflftlfli] that. ll you'd be embarrassing pow for her 5'10 see him during business-Hours. i Ho left Sonia at the door oi her homo. . lnlide aha found Anna and

Thou l decided l might bc mistaken, » "(You you come ovcl" a minute?"

THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

§Q-.§O§§-Q§ ‘§§§§'. '_ u \ p‘; solauli glfprflp‘, i}, ,1 i; | __ i r 7 p‘ H . ‘ VIDA HURST ‘(Ml at‘ will)‘ l ‘vOOOOQQOOO-OOOOO-QOOQQOOOQ| ' INSTALLMENT Xlli. ' lauon No. ll f Sonia stared at Waller iiendcn questitnnHowvdtlamTlll-l-é

sified‘ cod-liver oil increase the efficiency of milk as a protection against rickets? Answer: Milk is deficient, in rickets-preventing vitamin. ‘ A little emulsified codiliver l oil added to ortaken withrnillr makes ‘it a more perfect vita-~ min-food. Give it as l,

scorrs EMULSION:

(low curtain. “A vc-ry nice-appearing gum]... man." was hcr flil.li(>l"rl verdict. "You (any lie is interesting] in (hn WIIIINIHY?" alikcll Alina. YPH. 110's (very wealthy.“ litrtliei- quot r for llim lo stop ill Niiinr-ir (‘or Hllfill a little willie," ‘Sfllllll. said nothing. Wlini o riol oi r-xcllolilolil silo would causc ll‘ H110 tclll lllenl lie llflll comc ll) (ls-k her to marry ilini.

l. .. Immediately aller (limlcr Skinny telephoned,

‘ii ilztvolfl limo. 1110M you lluif way." This nnitoil Sitirioy. N(‘lll\(\!.t)[ ti"; girls-l wished Lu liiN-ll ill lhc others "Qme- “VIP-ll lllfly mot, Sonia was‘ "ll no time in preliminaries.

"l lllHl(‘I'r~llan(l you and Tom zlrc? engaged."

“We are, Sonia. (l didn't writc because l wanted l() loll you mv- self ” - '

"I think he's it pouch." Sonia all- Flwerfll- Wlwmllr’. "And he'll make - you a wonderful husband."

"i have wondered. sometimes,"

Sidney admitted shyly, "if Tom ci- lcr made love to you. ‘l know ho used lo like you a\vful‘.y well." l "IPorget it old thing! I'm too (lev- illllh for Tcm. He wag always shocked l0 death at me. And his mother ivollld have fainted at the -very idea."

liul l might

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lFAliilLY MOTTOES] Tomorrow's no‘.

(Continued 130m page 9.) it ~w'as the workmanship o!‘ Cila , u disciple of Lysippiri, whohpent twelve years in making‘

an earthquake. after having stood: 85 years. its height trail 105 feel.‘ Som¢ critics are ol’ the opinion that the (‘Olfiiilillrl of’ Rhodes gave its name to the people amoim| whom it stood. Hence they sill)- p039 that the (‘filflfilililllfl in lllu Soriptllrp l(l whom Si. Pull] u-roie‘ his episllc are in reality the iuhllh

ltantii of llliodcs. l

When m. Suraccus took posses-l Slim ol‘ llll“ lSlJiHl Al‘). (:72, the‘ lifatue was pl-(ilslratl- (in tilt-ground. They sold il lo lilo Jews who load- ed 900 culllels with brass, 720.00"! pounds weight. ‘

Under il niodillell type oi‘ (lelno- cracy the linotllzlns enyoyell a lolH-l‘ DPFlOII of rcliulrkalily good utlmill~ istratlon. 'i'll(- leiiiei‘ SLlCtJEt-ll-i of their govcrnnicnl illy ill the field of foreign yiolllics, where tlloy prlr dently irvoidlxl entanglement. will) foreign monarchs, but gained great prgaflgn by on gelic interfcrencv zlgaimit (llzurr-rtsors who (liroalcnod lilo (txlsllnu balance o1‘ power or the security oi‘ the onus.

Like llll‘ 114st (if (lrlilelq- il Hill) mltted lo ilio victorious Aloxuillicr Inc. (lixali. l'l)l)ll Alexander's llPlilll 32;; Rf‘, tho pvllplfi (oi-polled llic Macedonian lzlirrlsolt and l|"ll("- forth nol only lnllinlilliical their in (lepondelicc. hilt acquired great lio_ lltlcal influence. The oxptllision (il the Lavantliic trade which ouslicd in the lli-llplllfillf‘ ill-lo lirolllllll fl special prom iu itnolicc, whose standard of coinage and mnritlinl- law was llie oldesl in history.

Dllrill); several l-(rnllllfics ltllczllcr- l"‘I‘ll8llll‘(l in lul- power of the (lrccl: empire. ll long conlinilcd to mnilrl llliu its prestige 11H ii 4cm of l0ill‘il-| lng.

Oldest Sea Law.

Itliollian luw is llio carlilisl sys» tom of maritim. law known (o

, history. snld to be compiled by the lltlltklllillfi after they had by

their f'.0IIUllPl‘('.l‘ and naval victories ob- tninrlt rhi- sioverll-lnty of the sea years lioforo the (‘llrlstlan crn. Cic- ero refers lo the iiliotllans as lillgi- irlous for their naval (llscipline. The collection of maritime lnotitzl» lions termed Rhodinn law is to hi: found in Venus. Some say that lhc Romans ulloptoti those laws (hiring on. first. Punic war. Tile leading‘ points supposed lo- be borroyrctl from the Rilollian law relate to l

| “She's been rue." . l “Why wouldn't she be? Well, 1‘n1 ==i\\'1’nlly,hnl>l>i' roi- you, Sidney. Dfifl told me you had n ring." Sidney exhibited her diamond. “Of course," she explained, "we shaint be married until we've both finished school. three years" l Ony three years! it seemed all eternity to the restless SonlaX She

awfully"

it‘ she could see her wearing Wal- ter's oluci-ulrl in its (exquisite sci- ting,

"Tell me about Cllicngr," Sl(l'.1c_v'

begged. “lit; you have a wnllllerllll lime?"

l "f certuinlv do."

! "l know _\'0ll‘(l lore it."

. “H's my city." admitted Sonia, iii a husky voicc. "The llllimtflll ‘l saw lilo oullluc l.f the hlllllllnlli (litainsl. ihn sky l KIIPW I could ll(‘\'- l-r rcally lmloui; ailylvlicrl: tlsc."

"isn't that queer‘! l let-l likc that alioill. Mllncic. Yul you \\'('l'( liurll hero, toq."

'i‘licy walked loge. hcr in siloiicl». Then Slllncy askcd, "hit-cl lots of molt?"

"So-inc," Sonia confessed. “Om- or lwo have boon v(-ly lll('l' to inc."

“'l‘li"l M)‘. ll lt’ll(l1‘l‘H()l| socnli-ll lols olllcr."

"lie ill om- ol" llil- illi\‘(-.‘4ll)i'.\‘ ill tli(- company."

“Thai. reminds mo, Sonia, (lo you _

know o. saloiimnu named Franklin Crane?"

At the sound of that uanil- lilc blood fiiiilltill into Sonia‘): flu-c. Sh»- guiped on inllil-illilcl LtllHWtH‘.

"Tho mason l uokod," continued Sidney. liercncly, "he's cmlllltcll (o a cousin of mine."

- “Not. Franklin Franc?" (cried sharply.

l “Yes. ‘him lriysclf once, o. long time ago.‘ . Tlic world reeled about Sonia. She heard t1 voice comlnt: frlinl :1 “great. llilitantwe.

“You're sure?"

l “(if course! Tllcyfvo bot-n onrzng- rll for c. long tmc. (lenevicvl- wrolo that they orc illvlloll lo o (ililistlnllu house party together in Washington."

Till: sardonic humor of Sltlileya howl-i mode South's lips twist into :1 tortured smile.

.' “l believe he did soy he “'11s go»

Sonia

‘The Hfnzlns hall belznn. no she had in): o) Washington for Chrll-llmall." i

(To Be Cont! nued.) -—~{O§~

“Jimmie. your face is dirty again this morning!" exclaimed the teach ‘or. "What, would you nay ii’ lcanio

face?" "I'd he too porllte," grilutotl aim ,mle, "to nay anything!"

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When You Fool a Gold

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in work of! tho (kiwi, to flrrtib the n ynt em ngaimt other serioo lilm m: The Safe ondPmvIn d; (Madb in Cindi The box hon-o this linntoro

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She has a ring. I met‘

(than-s or the olllcci- and the ('.l‘€-\ ‘of zl ship; (lie punishment (if bur- ratlyr and plunder-lira of wrecks iand colupeltsatlon payable to llic theirs-u‘ tlie- members who lost itheir lircs ill llic service of tin: vosscl. This law being generally accepted iii tile Metlihrrzluean and llilllll"ll (lown (liitl ilcceplezl today.

Alter the (loath of Caesar, wliosc side the Rhotloails hud- taken

Bu; 1 knew woudeleil what Sidney would nay against Pompey in the civil wan

tllcy were (lcfezlletl ill a naval ell- ‘cagement liy Caassicus in ~12 13.0. The (lily oi‘ Rll0ll€S became falli- our-l as a (router ‘or- pictorial and plastic arl. it gave rise to n school ‘(if eclectic- oratory. whose chief

rcprcscntativcs was ODUllOIIlIIt-i Liirlon, the teacher of Cicero. ll

was the. lllrlllplzltec of llit- stoic philosopher Papal-tics‘, tho lIOIiIF‘ of the poet Aptillonills llhollinilri and tho historian Posidonius.

.\iliny of tho statues now in tho lil‘l

museums 1w ro tlu- Vvlifl-fmllllrllllll

oi‘ Rhodlrlii sculptor-cs before lhc

(‘lirisliail war.

l Woodstock Park,

Jacksonville, Flo. ‘y --——<Qa-—-—- -- ; MRS. FRANCIS H. FEETHAM. = AGED 87. DIES OCT. 27; BORN IN WINDSOR, CANADA, AND

RESIDED IN U. S. A.

\l|"|'(lIli the Middleton ln-allcl‘, .Viill- | (lieiOll. blltzll.)

Till». following notice will bl) Xi

inlerent. to friendo in this Province whorl) Mr. and Mrs. Fcotham wald- (-(l for sumo yfifllm, .Vli'. Fefillliilll having taught. BWll oi at New (lino- izow and Murgalc. and was later connected with tho building of lht’ llhEJ. Railway. Mrs, .I.ii. Henry‘ (if Charlottetown is a sister of ‘Mr. Feelham. Robecca Franklin was born in lWlndaor, Nova Scotln, (Yanoda, oil Juno 21st, 1840: and on Oclohvl‘ 4th, 1850, was ilultcd in marrlottt‘ lo Francis H. Foetlium; to this uu I ion were born six cbildrPn of whom live (ire now living; Mrs. Feethum ll-fl. eleven grandchildren and nix- lcon grout grand-children; also 11"‘ mcroui-i relatives. including two ‘brothers (one oi‘ whom is older than sire waahnntllwo half-sisters. After a. happy wedded life of ovor ‘sixty-one yours, she was left o will- ‘ow by the (loath of her husband on October 27. 1920.

(Mr. Feetham was a British veter- nn, who was honorably discharged after losing an arm at Delhi, India- ln 1857.

At the time of his marriage he was a school teacher; then for

Lot them no?) the sortto school every (lay with a dirty ymlm w“ a contmcmr. building

‘lioveral sections of railroad in Can- ndo. and the U.S. During this per- iod he m also a lay preacher. and (conducted Sunday services for the linen employed lll his camps, and noted as supply for vacant pulpita. Finally he gave up mercantile oo- cupationa, and devoted his whoio time to tho ministry. For a l1un1- her of years he served the Minno- sota Conference. filling pulpit; a! Pine City; Rush City; Racine; High Forest: and ect. On retiring from active ministry he made his homo with hill daughter, Mrs. Char-l. H. Barker. in Rochester‘. New York, and Mr. Feetham he- came active members of the Mon- roe Ave. 101.10. Church of that city.

an. 11111 it. 1t was at length overturned by: SUNDAY‘ DECEMB

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