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THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

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In. Ambrose Oreer, Elginburg, Ont, :-“I luﬂmd tor some time] e-Yhod heart which seemed to be» trolled by my nerves. The least llnitement would cause it to ﬂur- nnd pulping“, and at times I would _ I ‘til lpellq I snﬂored in 3U!‘ It! tor some time when, one day, I-‘II ‘ advertised, l0 do aided to try them. I had only taken o S few boxes when I noticed m: I rel: hotter, so l con- tinued taking them and in a short time my heart felt entirely diﬁerent.’

I'll-ice Mo. a boo at all drugglsts and Coolers, or mailed direct on receipt o! Ell by The T. Milburn 00., Limited,

PDIM. 0n

lllilllllii slu;

I will sell by Public Auction on the premises at West River on Sat. Mlréhﬂrdv atlipm, theManse

consisting o! one acre oi hull. house and barn.

l. A. MMDONALD Auctioneer.

“it makee a diﬂerence whether people talk oi you or about you."

ﬂﬂ-Z-ZS-ii CLEARANCE

IIIGTIOII SALE

AT MARSHFIELD

0N MONDAY! MARCH 5th, 1928 At ‘l2 o'clock, Sharp

0i’ Farm. Stock, Crop, Impleq manta as iollows:-— i

Farm round.- of 110 acres oi choiu: land, I25 Bulbs clear and in good state of cultivation, comfortv dble farm buildings. fronting on East River only 5 miles from town‘; 1 mile from station. close to church and school. Ideal farm for potato ﬂowing, will be sold private up to the day, of the sale, apply to owner, (in any time: also all my

stock. crop, etc., as follows:

STOCK -2 General Purpose Mares, 8 and 9 years old. 1 Foal, 6 Head of Cattle. all young. l. fresh, 51 in fnshen in April and May, 3% Young Cattle, 2 Calves. '10 liens.

CROP-ZN bushels White Oats. lions Kay. Straw, Z00 bushels Irish‘ Oobbi l5 bushels Wheat. l

» ALL FARM INPLEIHENTS IN

FIRST CLASS SHAPE-i llay Loa-

der '1" hing Outfit. Seed Drill.

Sieighs. Truck Wagon, Driving Wa-

gon. Sinlrle and Double Harness,

Forks, Shovels. Hoes and lot or lrtlclea not mentioned li’ stormy sale first fine day.

SALE POSITIVE.

- TERMS (l? FARM AT SALE. 0F

STOCK. ETC” 9 months on all

sums or $5.00. 6 per cent. oil’ for

"Mae is a very unusual girl." “Yes. Eficminatc."

FOR WHICH REP-SON HE ‘ ‘.‘.' A L K ED “He an accomplished pedestrian! Why, I know he has two cars.‘

ﬁve daughters."

oarh. Inspection o! farm at any time.

DUNCAN DARRACH. York, B. R. N0. 2

J. A. McDONALD. Auctioneer.

will?

A choice farm consisting or 84 acres In high stale oi‘ cultivation. Ideal potato larnl. 1 mile from Car- leton Siding. Handy school. stores and churches. l-‘irst class building.

STEWABT DhcMICKEN Carleton

EXPLAINED “They don't seem to get alon

“They do. He donl think r. likes her and she don't think sh llkee him."

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TURNIPS WANTED

We wish to secure a few cars of sound table stock turnips.

Farmers who can load in car lots in “Bulk" please interview our P.E. i. representative, F. R. Newsom, Charlottetown. Phone 431.

NEWSOM 8. MacLEOD. Boston. z60'1_2-23-el

WORKING “Le'| see, you ve been workin

ain't you?"

"Well. nc-beeh wor only since the boss said he'd fir me and get a ncw man."

Bed Bug. WM“ F‘, To

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FILL OUT AND MAIL TO THE ORATORY EDITOR CHARLOTTETDWN GUARDIAN, CHARLOTTETOWN.

CANADIAN AND INTERNATIONAL ORATORICAL CONTESTS

Being conducted in Prince Edward Island by the Charlottetown Guardian.

college or school. Iarn inter- I would like to take part in be less than 19 years 0i’ age.

I am a pupil of . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. sated in the Oratorlcal Contests and them. On February l, 1928, I shall

DeieoiBil-th . . .. . y School. . . . . . . . . Grade

Teacher's Name

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irisrllils

Less handicapped

BROWN nowadays

i MISS z OF X. Y. 0.

B! B. Phlllippl 6,, ' ' (Convrirbt 1m by s. Philllppa Oppenheiln]

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"A young gentleman is waiting downstairs. sir," he announced. "Said it was most important. Thcyye scni him on here from Westminster."

Pritchard tore vupen the envelope and read the note. His frown deep- snecl.

i “Send him up." lie directed. "Who is itﬁwldalaicoff inquired. “It's the bank clerk from South

tAudley street,“ Prilchard explained.

|“l-Ie's been to see Caldwell-been waiting there for hours-and Cald-

well has sent him on here. I

shouldn't be surprised if he had

lbrought the book. If he has, that's lthe end of your anxieties."

A frightened-looking young man lwith ilaxcn hair and pince-ncz was ushered into the room. Prltchnrd greeted him brusquely.

“What's the trouble?" he asked. “Bit down and tell us about it."

The young man appeared out of breath. l-Ic accepted the chair, however, and glanced a little doubtfully around.

“You can speak out." Pritchord assured him. "What's the trouble? Have you brought the packet?"

“I lmvelvt had o. chance." newcomer explained nervously. doubt whether 1 ever slloll lluvc. There's something wrong down at the bank. I'm not sure that they haven't tumbled to it."

"What do you mean?" Pxiichurd asked sharply.

The young mm wiped the per- -splration from his forehead. A

New ideas on perenal hygiene responsible, says doctor

" E don't have nearly so many illness excuses from girls nowadays," says the doctor ‘ln a leading women's college. At times when the are most likely to be upset and thrown offbalancc, they take special measures." What doctors advise girls to use on such occasions is Nujol. 'l‘ak- ing it every night for several days beforehand helps to kee every- thing normal even under a normal conditions. For Nujol contains absolutely no drugs or medicine. Try this treatment fol-‘the next

the

cording to pattern-a. respectable, plodding young man well establish- ied in suburban social circles, a shin- ling light. of the tennis club, an cm- ‘bryo goifelq-one of the M. Cﬁs of the

d ‘imonth ago he had been exactly ao-

thrcc months, and sec ifit doesn't make things casicllfor you. You'll wonder how you ever did without it. Be sure you get the genuine.

"Yes, and :i;o 11:: a w-lc anti .

at all well together and I under» stand they both think almost alike.

for your company ‘bout live years !

king lor em {X10011 he did it himself.

fortnightly subscription dances held at the Balhaln Institute. There}

was a girl, the chance of a rise next;

‘month. the management of o sluull.‘ » _

{branch always among the possibilit-T ggﬁggizgoutrzugﬁﬁfd‘ it???‘ taligg°ne'nd'x£gmegté 535,328 "It's still there," the other agleed.

drifting awaya the round ‘cyrumb? Butmpnvt you Sea? By this tin“ . b t5 t the people v'ho’ve got the dummy

ilmg eneamfh“ m” ' ‘m h” smug packet will have found out. but happy 11w“? fadiiiil m“ ‘he sharﬂ: dare w go to the bank in the

clouds - ,_ , ' . I lsh to I’ ' 1d got the real packet in the gagglrﬁm and d “mm

‘next compartment to the dummy .. .. - _ one." he recounted. “I didn't have clam‘! ﬁlial“?! "sgltﬁgargotfxd 218251119352 getgxmwégé ‘faswig; couple of’ thousand pounds in cosh [days ii-lubba-rd-thaﬁs our manager “may? than ‘You'd have earned ‘——S€8lIlS w have nod the Jumps. He gogxlsgaslavﬁggeléayxfuﬂedﬁ‘? iworri, allow any one down t e when yo“ “s; and Lhewk no lvoults alone. He always sends two charge agaihst ‘you 6mm, " You [or us. I've tried all 1 could w have“ m, u‘, '. - L break loose but not. a chance. h en ‘my ‘Pgﬂyou v0 ms ‘ u‘ med ilesummy when Hubbard broken trust. Youd better clear .went out to lunch, but Grewcock-[atifi 35ml cam, gettfhiblﬁcketll-It ithal/s his deputy-whine scowling up a d maln ‘(in e12]: _-.— L to me and asked what the devil l ..I‘el$g:,l:$g clgll-niszibe w gm wailted breaking rules. 0f course ma“ 1 “pd .. l do, l d I had an excuse for wanting to gilt t“ onei - m . cc are.‘ d w“ bu‘ n diam,‘ he} no (with a truce n! spirit. ' ‘I clidnt quYésterday they semfkre "down tolmeon to do as much. I canlo llcrc me city when I came back lilo tell you how things were of my found tllcreki been no end of a. fuss low“ accom‘ I wasn't‘ obliged w)’ Someone from Scotland Yard had. ~been with the boss. I heard thcmiillzlda "Wm ' in th t ‘i. .' l C - ' . .:iyssi§uera llxllnglclli‘ mafinghtlixut 223a The young ma“ drank a whlsky brought some one, from the home anfl soda greedﬂy‘ oifice. While they were there. 1ughcee';;§1f‘§y$§°k“§5.“‘€ “P” Hubbard visited the vaults llinlself. d w. h y' . “l” "f °"‘°“" lJust before closing tinle l had to oljkbp,“..,§af‘i‘}f§“§.,§,Zﬁfeniglfglmﬁ ld°wn m 5°“ w" 3mm’ ma“ "Yin the safe in South Au iley street

Grewcock went with me. ’I‘lle and Wm be ‘here ‘mm o em“ . . ‘ r .3 t me dummy packet which was m thciwmormw morning?" ‘

comparunem‘ labeled 'ML‘S Emmy "An absolute certainty." the other

“THERE'S no

"That's right." Pritchard agreecll "Have a drink‘

ALBANY AND VICINITY

Mr. Willard Thomas. one of Al- bany's progressive young farmers. had the misfortune w lose a volu- able young horse u. fow days ago, under rather peculiar circumstanc- es. Mr. Thomas. at the time. was visiting his. pnrents -in Tryon, his brother Clayton doing his evening's chores for him, had turned the horse ouL to water. Willie passing out behind the other stalls he was kicked nl. by another horse, causing him to spring forward, striking his head against the top of the door with such terriﬁc force that he was killed instantly. The animal was a valuable one. seven years old and weighing over fourteen hundred pounds.

Miss Helen Mcwlllimns, of Cape Traverse. who has been spending the winter with her grandmother, Mrs. McKay. Albany, spent the week-end visiting friends in Seorle- town.

The many friends oi Mrs. Henry Cameron. who has been in poor health for several months, will be! glad to hear she is gradually rc_l gaining her wanted strength.

Many were pleased to see Mrs. David McKay able to enjoy a nice sleigh-drive on Saturday, and hope to see her out uumy more times bolero spring.

The many friends of Mrs. Lemuel Dawson, who has ben laid up with a sore ailkle. will be sorry to learn that ll. improves very slowly, and still causes her considerable pain. We all look for a speedy recovery.

Messrs. George and Arthur Mc- Kay attended the auction sale of Western horses at Kensincton on Saturday. .

Mr. Frank McKay has purchased a. ﬁne iIOlIY-yeﬂf-Dld more, sired by Bunson. which promises to be speedy.

Mr. R. C. Large was n. week-end visitor to Sixmmersidc and Bedcque.

The Pleasant Circle Institute llcld n. Valentine Party at, the homo of

Mrs. George McKay on Tuesday, ._ where over seventy gathered toen- -

joy u very pleasant evening. Asmull program was carried out, alter which the evening passed quickly in music, games, cw.

Miss Beatrice McLeod. of Hunter River, is visiting in Albany. the guest of Mr. and Mrs. E. V. McLeod.

Albany certainly holds the rrcord for a crowded promcnlulc at its, hockey ' matches. Probably the largest cmwd ever seen at an open air rink witnessed the gunlc on Monddy, 13th, when the Ilunler River Hot Shots crossed sticks with tho AlbanySt. Pats. Seldom do we. hove the pleasure of such u good clean game of hockey. there being only two penallios handed out for nlinor offences.

That Albany appreciates a clean hockey game was evidenced by the friendly spirit prevalent till-ough- out, and after tllc game, thus prov- ing that Albany "troat-a“ as they are “treated?

Missionary Educ- tionist Honored

A Illlllilli‘ which was ullprrlvml by tho Trinidad Mission (ioullvil Mi Jhlluury lirtll, i928. dill uni ﬁnd its wny to tho front pugs-a n1‘ ill!‘ (‘an- auliun Pl'(*.."l:i, hut ll hall in it signifi- cance leagues beyond much that is

had gone.“ .. . "Md who about ihe reel one?" $Z°T§§§io QZ.K"°.E3.ZZ“<QZYVEQZE ‘gﬂgcmrdmtgegg';gfd' h“ "Qme and I came out, and xvhen I left “king y‘ , ,_ the bank the keys had yon-z und the That was there all right, the watchman was on duw. clerk replied. "I could see it through Pﬂmhard nodded ‘ ' m” M“! 60°15" I put it, ‘f1 ‘m "Well, we know where they are at egg?’ fmafpflmment under c m’ any rate then” he said "We S 0 .' it d ‘Jam ’ ' ' --w~ ti». . .§3.‘;.“;3.'.3::.‘:§~I;...§£ Pﬂwmid °"°‘“‘m°d~ on the Continent-that. is 1r y... "How could I?” the young man want a job of any s“ Asked, almost piveously. "Grew- "Ne," the young mm mmrxupwd cock neve let ut of h‘ i ht. .. ‘ lit would have grillveiarlothe whdlesslllow t-gromrgﬁfe of this so“ of business sway if I'd opened the other com- yment. Besides, I'd nowhere to hidevwiil‘: hkilsmutfgéi? fgfmurgzigcukla€ghiﬁf ‘if’ did “'5' w “my behind’ b” Iiing deeply. Difficulties made a 9 adnt’ B‘ charm‘ Grewmck never stronger man of him From across look his eyes off me. Usually it is the table Brewkopf‘ with mum Th‘; agfé't}ﬂ.l‘ll'lS. watched him steadily, a trium- . _ , h l. f ‘ ' ' . .- ltgmk why they're so suspicious, butlghiilrglgg 5ST“: eilgumpauon gummy it era's something~I swear there's . ' something wmug therej", (To Be Lontinucd Tomorrow.) l’ “were you at the bank until clos- lmE “me? Prmhard; demallded- mcmbels moi m. the llonln 0f Mn‘.- l‘n A‘? It?“ ‘Iﬂterﬂt Ia‘ behmd Wm‘ W- S. Largo when lioll Coll won ' y m ' can Se 1e down Mthnlnmvvreil by “Valentino, Vnrsou" A

.1 who locks up there.

—-———-<n-o>_____ PLEASANT CIRCLE. FifL-oen

For l, Grip, if"? @9128

and as a Preventive:

$555.,

labout‘ Th“ diam’ make any du" l lhcn mzulo in hold u ‘Mus, (Home McKay o-u Fohrllwry e wished nlnr/tllly, Thur llliilllhﬁfi-l (lo- : l

mwlirilz the mombers anvil) moot jthing, fresh and new and of the‘

We also conduct the auction husll

iiurnlturc. stoves, ctc. - - I~

lhls infernal business hanging’ -., on ‘mlenﬂne Scam . Plans w-orc dercncc though. The keys of the‘ . , . I . y jvault had gone already, fvulnllilno Social m. lilo homo of ‘mjfﬁ packet If ‘mu them menu] l-i ill. This lllﬂliillii! in in invmn- of '_1'lho proposed imnlllllu» lyapur pull- chic-cl in llilfPlliiéif‘ u pullrlotic- vul- mulor for the school. The ilPXl As we d ti - (i. - , ‘more’ whit: ca; “aging "t"! £2231! hi liu- hmm- of Mrs. lllcllurcl Largo. ibest quality. l We sell as cheap as the cheapest.’ lness as ilsuoi. we have a. large» ‘room where we store all kinds of] I We sell 0n Commission and iluyl Jor (rash. 1 I

"Give us a call. BENJAMIN CARTER Grocerer and Auctioneer-u’

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\ 1 i i l oiler my form by private sale ul‘ ‘Stanley Bridge up till Feb. 29, con- sisting of 100 acres oi‘ arable land, new home 56x30 pump for barn basement facing the south. Good

out buildings and dwelling. 33 acres broken ready for crop. l

i l 1 l.

‘fab/ctr

Long nay-Zoos illncnn and complication: often follow (ﬂuids. Grip and inﬂuenza, ilonrllmyuur benign ‘Ilﬂillnlt ihgmdsnger. _‘:lco c. m o nCknn

A E H C ‘ihohox hour: thlssignntu u

J M S E. IS 0T1‘, .3 » ' Stanley Bridge _ Q1. ﬁfjroem-

favored by iluge headlines. ll. will not mean nmcll 1o many-Amt ii. will have vast significance for some to ‘no lold that Rcv. li‘..l. (fcillln. M.A., Ph- D-, D.D., for many years Principal of Naparimrl; College. Trinhlall, and who row-nt- ly retired, was lilo subject of u, kindly resolution of appreciation) passed by his former colleagues on! that field. I

Dr. Cniiiln is a missionary schol- ‘ur of outstanding distinction» lie is a son of’ “the lalaild". l1 (listing/pinh- Gil lzrallilau: of Prince 0|! Wales Cnllelzn and llulhouslc Universibv- lie won his Docim- cl‘ Philosophy in Gilli-ago, where he taught I'm‘ years.

lining in ’i‘l"lnlllzui ill sumo. associated’ wilh Niorlnn uml Dr. K..i. Grant. i-l tho course m‘ limo lilo full imrdoll oi‘ lilo Proshylcrizul (inilngn wrm [ilucml upml him. in zldliition hi‘ was placed in charge m‘ lill: Train- ing School for ‘Teachers. and u luluc share cl‘ ihe vdilnnlinllai work all lilo Alisaion.

Fnrrlluir, llr~ (‘niiin illil mnsll. vi- lllﬂilVﬁ work nu n irmlioii memlwr of lilo. (lnvcruluvul. llozlrii m‘ idlin- mliiml- in Jnlowlmlgo of lilo rmlirc educational s-illualion. In sanity oi lmlirmcm, and in his Hilfllll‘; and wills-lune. pvrsonulily. ‘Qr. (Tofiin lllill no pen!" in this inlporlnnl. um‘- Viml. All this. ltllll nlnrn, in llliillll‘: ly rccllgnizell in 1hr rosnluliou of lluffkiunnll- To lilo inlmlun mgrl-l. 0|‘ all, Di‘. (foiillfu lu-ullh illltlﬂlli‘ so imllnlrvli llml ll!‘ Wilﬂ fol-owl lo rvniulr ilni. ho llliil ilillli‘. u full day's work in Trinidad. illlil hi4 r-ommzlnliinl: inlluonwl lllorr» will long ullhlr- in [Ilililll and inspiri- his $i\lI‘\‘l‘.Hl-lill‘5~— llnlifux (lllrnllll-ln.

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Abney And Vicinity

Weather is the condition of the atmosphere for u oral-lain period, we orc- told. So one doy we have u thaw and the hext o. cold wave sweeps oﬂ‘ the land. Novel-tireless we have no lrnaun m complain about the weather this winter, for

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on the whole it hos been a very lair winter; not much road-break» ing on the country roads and no’; blockndes on the railway as has been during previous winicrs. ‘

The following youne irnen and‘ women. who have received their. early education in Abney schooLare‘ now in different parts of the world. many oi’ them holdinii responsible positions. vlz: Mr. Charles Rich-

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