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“I dressed the burns liberally with this nor wits on its tvuy. .mqiliing ZilIrB-lk daily. Iii two weeks ‘,\\‘(llIl1l haw been in ii great flutter 501' cxcitt-tiit-ut. and would probably" ilitivi?

Diamond llyes

Each ts-ceiit package of “Din mond Dyes" contains directions so simple any woman can dye or tint any old, worn, faded thing ne\v. even if she has never dyed brim?

. Drug stores sell all c0101».

i Mammoth Clearance Auction Sale AT U'NION ROAD ON WEDNES-I

DAY, OCTOBER 24th, 1923 Al 12 O'Clock Noon

i of Form, Stock, Crop. Implements,‘

‘ Railroad Station. I-ias been used its

r

y pair.

~~ 1~"1~~ ~42, 44. 46 and 4s. These

~ better investment in

'~ tion, Also my stock of horses and

Household Furniture. uated only 6 miles from Town, con-l tsins 106 acres of the best land on‘ P. E. I. 65 acres clear. balance ini hard and soft wood, beautiful dwell-l lug house, large and well equipped‘ barns well fenced and watered; 1.1 mile from school, near Church and

nidlch farm and is in great condi-

high grade milch cows, some oi which milch as much as 6t) lbs. daily as follows:

Horses, 1 draft horse 10 years (1200), I draft mare, 1 mare (Queenie) by Commodore Lywiyitrti 1 black mare, 5 years by Harry T. dam Ruth 11., 1 colt. .\Iayor ’1‘odd, 1% years, 12 head of choice cattle as follows: 1 cow, Iiolstelu, newly ireshened, 1 Ayrshire just freshen- ed, 1 Ayrshire fresh. 1 cow to freshen October 20th, 5 cows to freshen in Decem-bersi that freshen in July, 1 jersey bull 3 years, 1 brood sow, 4 fall pigs, 100 hens. 4 geese. Implements-l pumping en- gine 1% H. P. Empire, 1 31,5 H. l1. engine, 1 combined thres-her and cleaner, 1 grain crusher, (new), 1 Cream Separator, (new), 100 lb capacity, 1 binder M. I-I.. 1 lll0\\'cl' new. M. II. l hay rake, new, 1 hiiy loader. NI. II. 1 disc. drill, J tutti: plow, 1 single plow, 1 Stflllflbl‘ 2 horse, 1 S. '1‘. Harrow, 1 trutlk wagon, 1 cart, 1 driving wagon, 2 box slcighs. 2 wood slelghs. Crop--

removed every trace of disease.

am-‘Buk

CHILD'S TEIIIIILI llllli—bir. A i Summers. Postmaster of Geldhow, Sash, writ

1 ye

hi face and his ear were just friulcd. -

Zam Bult grew beautiful new skin."

FIDST-IITTEII [IRS IIEILED.—“ \Vhile going to school one mortiiiig l got both mv ears badly’ frozen," writes Miss .\I.irv , Harrington, of Hsreivooii. N.B., “'I‘hev 5 were swollen twice normal size and pained intensely. Fortunately I hnJ l some Znm-Bilk on hand and applied it l imuieliatelv l got indoors Th" relief’ .

‘Zatn- link gave wasivonilcrful. It stopped i

pdlil almost immediately, and qucklv

‘took out the inflammation and swelling." .

"EOIEHI OI TIIE KINDS caused tnei, three years awful suffering,“ writes Mr. Angus josey, of Spry llnrbor, Halifax. 1 N S, “The intense itching kept met awake at nights. l had tried ointments and lotions without result before I got; Zam-Buk. This wonderfulhealcrquicltlyi

f!

ZAM-BUK is malical for troubles like tint worm. cold-sores, abscesses. poisoned wounds.

Farm S“. Chllbiilhi. piles. ulcers, 1:10.. at» for IIElllflI fmnous for

cuts. scald: and other injuries. 50c. all dealers.

"A SURGERY ,_ IN ll TWO'|NCH BOX

AUCTION SALE i

I will sell by public auction on my premises at Clertnont on Wed- nesday, October 17th at 1 p. m., my tarm containing 50 acres in wlilcli is n 9 pen fox ranch, buildings tire atll in fair repair, also 111. the sumo time one pair of standard bred jinxes. three milk cows, two work horses, fifty liens, so: of bob sleighs, wood sleigh, ptulg and jaunlintz sleigh, tuowing luzttrliiut: tiny rake, two truck wagons, box cart. road Waggon, harrotvsjplotvs. Ford Car in good condition. ha)’. straw, potatoes, oats, piano case organ nearly new, bedroom Sillli‘. Snskalia runlét: N/itslllng tnttrliine, barrel churn, large Illfiilt urintlei- nnd other articles. lfstial tt-rtnrt.

THOMAS CAMPBELL, Cit-ruiout

1039-10-12-3131.

30 tons hay, 600 stock mixed grain.

100 s-took oats. 5 acres turnips to,

be sold in drill, 2 acres potatoes, l range, Modern Alilfikii, new, 1 Home Comfort, 1 Queen Heater and pipe, 1 liaise burner No, 11, 1 dining room table, 1 churn and lamp. to gether with all driving and work- ing harness, forks, shovels, hues and lot of articles not mentioned Stile positive. N0 reserve as l am giving up farming.

Terms of farm zit sale of slot-k. r-tin, 12 months on till sums over $10.00. 6% off for cash. Farm open for inspection tiny time. If stormy stale on first fine day. Sale starts positively on time. Be there.

RUSSELL ABBOTT,

Union Road or City llott-l

J. A. MacDONALD, Auctioneer. 1062-10—13-Stt5f.

Sale in

Property For

at Auction Gay Town We will sell the above property on Sat- urday, October 2Qth, commencing at 2 p. m. This property is nicely situated on Young Street, Gay Town, all newly paint- ed and in splendid re-

Terms at sale.

BENJ. CARTER & SON,

Auctioneers 1050-10-13-6i.

AUCTION SALE of two double tene- ment houses situated on Valley Street, No.

properties will be sold on Wednesday, Oct. 17, commencing at 12 0’cl0ck noon. . This sale of proper- ty offers to the gener-

Gladstone l

l Pilrsunnt to ii. License urnziicil 1U ‘ans by the ll0ll0ill‘i1.l.)l5' .-\. liilllllPl" ‘mun Waitburttiu. Surrtigllli} J1111¥9 111 ‘Probate on the 29th titty of Suptt-m- iber, A. D., 15123 in the tnaittcr 0i lthe Estate 0f lJOlTilS 1.. (‘ieshe-t: lute

‘set up nnd sell by Public Auction on the promises tin 'l‘liursti:ty till:- fltrst tiny til‘ Nova-tuber, _»\. 1)., 1111:». iii. the. llotlii‘ of t-lt-vvu Wvliiifk h‘- llll1. ftlrotiotltt .~\l.l. '1‘1l.\'l‘ 'l‘li.-\(‘7'l‘. (JR lh-UICHI. 01' lllllil still being on Lot or Township Number sixtv-foiir it! kings County in I1rliii-t l-Jtlward lsinntl. hounded null described ‘L15 follows, tlitit is to sny:~-BOI Nlllull on the north by the Alurru)’ 1111191"- On the west by mitt] itl possession

ll’1I-I(‘1~1 latte. lying ttutl

south and east by ltind (‘illl\’1~,\‘(1il b\ the CClIIIHll-SSIOIIBH‘ of Pwblic Lands to James Cuddy containing tlirer and onequarter acres of laud a lit- tle more or less.

Terms made known at sale. SAiliE POSITIVE.

ALEXANDER M. GOSBEE, Administrator of’ the personal e5 tnte and effects of Dorcas 1.. G05- bee.

MORTGAGE SALE

There will be sold by Public Auction on Monday, ilie twenty- niuth day of October, A. D.. 1923 ill the hour of ten 0’cl0ck in the fore- noon in ifrout of the Court House lI1 st. Petei-‘s Bay in King's County in Prince Edward island ALI. THAT TRACT piece or parcel 0i land situate lying and being at St. Peter's Bay, in King's County. in Prince Edward Island, bounded and described ais follows that is to say: Bounded on the Northeast by the Public Road leading to Bay For- tune and having a front thereon of Eighty-two feet; on the Southeast by land now owned by Elizabeth J. McDonald, formerly owned ihy the late Ambrose F. Somers; on the Southwest by the Waters of St. iPet- er's flay and having a front thereon of Fifty-three feet being Lot Num- ber One of a. iplsn thereof made by the late Thomas l-Iiokey and part of the land conveyed by Charles Palm- er tu the heirs of the late John Somers bearing date the Twenty- second day oi’ May, A. D.. 1901.

The aibove sale is made under and by virtue of a power of sale con- tained 1:1 an Indenture of Mortgage bestring date the nineteenth day of November A. D., 1919 made Ibe- tween Nottbert ‘Mclnnis of 8t. Pct-

al public a rare chance to purchase properties at their own price. No

this city. Terms at ‘sale. Ap-

1y

Adrenla Mclnnis his wife of the one part and Clement Sutherland of Cable Head in King's County in

terest secured thereby. For further particulars apply to and "an, on “mm the office of Arthur F. BolloitorSoui-is, P. E. I. Dated this twentyucond day of “m; N

er's Bay iniKln 3's County in Prince Edward Island, Blacksmith tizid

Moqtaitl,

lThe Middle Ground

Q By Marion Rubincnm.

is ablation] .1~~»»~»»»»-~.

if - yampuy “trot-med round". itirrlviil in ii ivi-i-k, lifeline Ill the case of my little IWD‘ 11111111 of u kiwi thunk-- fut‘ n.1,“; Buy who tell from his chair iTlllllllf- ziinst a red-hot heater! One side oi iIIlZli.

Land For Sale At-

iot omitstiiiie iii King's Cuunzi’ I W111i

of A. W. Vatildcrstitie and on thi- t

$5.00. 6% nfi’ rm- cash.

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'l‘lii- llliff that brought the first let- PI‘ front lll'l' son, announcing his was the bugln- ‘Amy Iliit silo tlitl not know‘ She (llll not zivcn know the it-t-

lf she had, sht-

|iiit on her suubotitit-t nnd tviiikt-tl up the road to flit-u! thv postman, instead of staying in the kitchen beating tip biscuits for tht uiid-ilay dinner. Lt-tters were a huge event in her life.

Letters front her absent son and her daughter were. ititlcetl. bet oli- iy tilt-iisitre. But An ’l‘:ilboi bud the one and only ble ill 1Z0 with a life that ltas littlc D1011 stirt.-—-sh¢- had so much tn do she never had time to think about the absence of it!

The thick white tlottgh was ready She lifted out a big suiioiiiul of it at n time, dropping it on a flour covered bottrd and frowning as sht- wntchetl it. Amy Talbot nevrr rolled out her biscuits, sh»? claim- ed it made them heavy-silt: was

ntilcs IIQYTLIIISP of the lightness of her baking. She roil- etl the doukh in flour, shaping

each bit deftly as she handled it, and scarcely seentinti; to touch it- for every touch, once the beating was over, tended ti) make the bis- cuit less light nnd airy! ’i'\vo big pzinfuls were ready for the oven.

From somewhere upstairs n Young girl's clear soprano rang forth. One would plea/sure to the woman in the kit-

tu ltutvt PAIN illuminant

Women May Depend upon Lydia E. Pinkliamk Vege- table Compound

Minneapolis, Minm-“I had heard so much about Lydia E. Pinkham's

I I realized I needed to take something torelicvc my pains

e, and bui

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wei ed a. hun- dre unds, but now have had

such good results that I am recom- mending the Vegetable Compound to every one. "—Mrs. J. LBIEBER, 3939 18th Ave. South, Minneapolis, Minn.

Finds a True Friend

health should be proud to have a true friend like theVegetable Compound, " says Mrs. W. E. Shaw, 8227 Walnut Street, Chicago, Illinois. “I had fe- male weakness so badly that I could not stand on my feet. Half of my time was s nt in bed andl had pains in my bac which were unbearable. I tried ever thing I could think of to help mysel , and when a friend ad- vised Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound I began tskin it_ at once. I recommend it without esltatton.”

NOTICE "

All amounts duo the Bed-ford Farmers Cooperative must be paid before November 1st_, Qtherwige 198111, procedure will be taken to collect same.

(‘SgdJ FRED R. HUGHES,

Manager 1107-1 O-IG-tts-il.

Big Clearance AUCTION SALE

AT BRAOKLEY POINT ON WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1923 At One 0'Clock Sharp

0f beautiful Farm. Stock, Crop and Farm Implements.

Farm consists of 50 acres oi choice land in ex-tra good state 0i cultivation. Exceptionally good dwelling and out. buildings, well fenced. A choice home, together with all m-y stock etc.

"STOOKr-l horse, general pur- pose 8 years, Duke of Cornwall; ~i choice ml-lch cows. Ayershire’ Grade in milk, 2 heifers. 1% years, 2 calves all Ayershire grade. 1 brood snw and litter of 11 pigs. 3 weeks 01d. 3 spring pigs, 30 hens, CROP.—10 tons ltay, 300 stook mixed grain. 250 stook white oats, quantity potatoes, 1 acre turnips. IMPIAEINIENTS? 1 bay mower. Iif. I-I. 1 haiy rake, M». 11.. 1 disc liar- rnw, 1 S. T. burrow, 1 iron liar. row. 1 potato dlsser. 1 truck WRKOII. 1 double seated drlvting wagon, 1 cart anti wheels, 1 box sleigh. 1 wood sleigh, nil farm and driving harness,_1 gang plow. Frost & Wood,1 single plnw, l pumping engine. (new), Fairbanks Morse, 1 pump jack, 500 feet hoards, 500 feet 2 x 5 studtling. lot

of wire web. forks, shovels. hoes nnd lot of articles not in this add. l parlor organ, 1 range, lifodern Alaska, 1 base burner, 1 queen floater. l De Laval Cream Separa- 7711109 Edward 151M111- Farm" and tor <Nn. 10, 1 Daisy churn and lot of Lobster Packer of the other part. "WM m0,,_.,,,h,,]d‘,,vm.,.t,,_

default having been made in the 115N119"!- 01’ 1119 llflllflillfll B-lld 111‘ etc. l2 mouths on all sums over "o; m", "h, Wm mks place m,” $1118 DOPIHWQ fine day following.

Terms of Farm at isaile. Of stock.

tr stormy first flue day. Farm i

' September, A. D.. 1B3. ' .

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think that a .

_ scrubbed viciously “Every woman who values her "i

. Tlllt} 1\'|-1\v

, exceeding $10.00. 7 per cent on for open for inspection any cash.

X’ bi-KI- ‘l, I _ 1y’ f; Yrlv/zr t- ‘ vi 53'“

IR J lil I I O I I — Llttlo Nh

One-third the regu-

' lnr don- lladc of name lndredientl,

than t: n n d Y coated. For ch11-

drcn and adulto.

rZ5‘B0x' _ ' huiii-Druqqist

chen, for the voice was fresh and sweet, pure in tone, nut! only ztn expert would know that it was shallow.

But Mrs. ‘Fzilbot frowned more deeply as she listened.

“If you love ni-ee. _

As I love you." ‘

The voice soared to the "me" and dropped to the “you." ‘Mrs. Talbot shut the oven tloor almost with a snup. in spite of hcr bis- cuits, and wctlt to the foot of the stairs. .

“Amy,“ she culled. “Amy?”

_ “Yes, mother.”

“Stop that song. You know your

father hates to hear those silly tunes. You get them at the mov- ics." “It's the only place I ever g0 where I hem‘ zinything—cxcept church. Father wants me to sing hymns all tiny-or ket-p still."

The girl nptit-ztrvtl nt the top of the stairs. lit-r hair n blaze of cop- pt-ry red, ii glorious young crea- turo subtitled by fntltttl calico ‘Her slt-ovt-s were rnllwl nbovt- llll: cl- btnv, sht- hnil zi brootu in (11113 hnud nnd ti burki-t in tlit- other.

Tlit- woiiiiili at the foot of the stops found no plezisuru raven in the hzilo of gorgeous color that sur- rounded lier tliitiglttt-ns fttcc. The little frown scomutl to deepen as Silt‘. watched htrr coming down the steps. -

“You 0'11 tlu worsiti than aim; hymns. shi- l‘(1.I1ii'tl'l{l‘(l. "Some hymns are right pretty. Your i'n- llli‘l' says love songs nrc witikctl."

“ hltillit-t- tlii-yW-i- bt-zitiiifltll ’l‘ht-ri-‘.s' 'l‘o:<i "(IootIbyoW-ulti you think thzitfi-i wit-limb!“ \\'ilh ii dump

facing the garden hnck of house. The sun shone down on lier hair, lighting it up, the June bteeze came laden with fragrance froui the fields and orchards. Amy want- ed tubing. simply from joy of be- ing 17 and gorgeously healthy. Bu! the slght of a figure in the garden restained her.

her brown eyes. a well known church hymn, uslut: the correct words, the correct in flectious-bttt in some subtle faith

a very little. say she "ragged it."

_- The girl jumped from the door

the

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Then n gleam of mischief lit tip She began to sing

‘on she changed thc time n. liitlt- A song writer would She made Ulc- hymn ii jolly, rollicking, and wlet diy secular tune.

Her father looked up frowning but she only raised her voice so the fntuilial" words rt-atcllcd his ears. lie leaned again to nls tweed- fng. satisfied the girl was singing "church music," His enr was so untrained hc' could not defect the actual change of tithe-he was quite deceived by the uortiit. Th0 mother looked out the wluilotv. then over nt her tlittt-titfer. Sud~ denly she smiled ton, though she knew very well she ought to scold Amy for being dlsrttspeutful about a hymn.

that

with an excited cry.

"Mother, here's the posimatmlntl ti letter." ‘

Mrs. Talbot almost rnn to get lt —-it would be from Luther. she thought. A letter was nu event- even Mr. Talbot left off weeding and cattle across to the ltitciien door. Even the postman stopped, to sec if it was frotu the person lie tlecltled 11nd written it!

Tomorrow-Amy and Jordan.

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WHY FISH ARE WEDGE- SHAPED

By far the greater number of fish are more or less wedge-shap- ed. like it herring or tnackerel. This is to enable them to cleave thé water easily as they move rapidly from place to place. it is the shape best adapted for tnov- inig in the water, nnd tihe liuinnn bring, “b11011! diving, tries ‘to lini- tnte the shape as far as possible. All the swift swimmers anigtig the iislt are this shape. The flat fish, lilo; skates and floundcrn, in tho majority of cases liive down at the bottom of tihe water. ‘

n 3'9"!’

For the up-and-coming man who ‘tackles the day's job with energy and vim nothing so de- licious and satisfying as Shredded Wheat Biscuit eaten with hot milk and a little cream. It supplies bodily warmth and strength

01! y toss"

fortify the body against cold-anti it

contains all the bran you need to stimulate

bowel movement. make a perfect meal for breakfast, for lunch,

for dinner.

Two Biscuits with rtiilk

Delicious with riiccctbananzzs or

other fruits. Better for children than mushy porridges. '

TRISCUIT’

is the Shredded Wheat cracker—— a real whole wlicatt toast—eaten with butter, soft cheese or mar- maladcs.

The Canadian Shredded ‘llfhsnt Company, Ltd, Nianra Fills, Ontario

Valuable Property For Private Sale

We offs-r for sale that valuable

Society for over eighfygcnr! has relied upon our- nud‘: Oriental Cream ' to keep the skin and complexion in perfect

rm‘ in tlit- "liullrnvlt," liftititr hur voici- fur lwjrtitltl 1th: truti ruulgo.

_ "(lonil-lijv-yc, for-over. Hniitlby-rel l fnl‘ t-vvl‘. l

“‘()h, llll ‘riulii. I'll sing hymns. for; llllll 111F111‘ in lwr trrossilrss sho= tit Ill" mirror Pfltw- with I1 t-linitiios. nnd it pg]. isllvd lwnitlifullg; uiiilct‘ hcr vigor- nus rilbbituz. “filrs. 'I‘:llbtit went out to llli! iVtlrht-ll ttlitl began tn s--t ti“. t;,|,],._ itir lliutit-l‘. it tilt-ill tnkr-"ri it: lll" 1“1"11“" “"0111 \\'ll--n “t-ompanv” W113 tin-soul. .-\1llV C1111]! out 'tlt'l "Illiltit-tl lit-r iiutrki-t. tutti Wttgluid 115:1‘ hntitls in tliu I111 tin tit illi! sink itith hot ivziter from llli1ll‘.'l]{41ifl¢3_ . 11"" S111‘ “will. illiil lt-ilntetl nkziuist. tlit- ilonrivzty 0f ilii. Kathe“

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THERAPION N0. 1 THERAPION N o. 2 THERAPION N 0. 1 3'

No. l for Bl ~

lllood if: Sltliiidglzeigdérnlilulfoaz Chrotiic Weaknesses. Sold by lending Chemists. Price in England 8s t): licClcrc 111ml. Co" t-tiiversiickirniif N. \V. S., London. See trade marked ‘"1111 "ThQ-FB-lllbn" la on Brit. Govt. slumps affixed to genuine packets.

Large Clearance Auction Sale

$106k. CF01). farm implements at Mnrshfieltl, six miles from Chur- inftetown on the property 0g H_ Q Muttart, on Monday, Octobet- 22nd at one p. m_ sharp.

We the undersigned have dggld- ed to discontinue mixed farming for the present and intend to grow seed potatoes only. Therefore we fire offering ‘for sale without re- serve the following: '

STOCK:—1 horse 9 you“, 1 foal (Clydesdale), 2 grade Hol- stelns 8 and 9 years, 2 grade H01. steins 6 years. 2 Ayrshires 3 and 9 years, 1 Gnrnsey 4 years, 1 Jersey !l years, 1 farrow cow, 1 steer 1 year 1 fat steer 2% years old. 2 reg, Yorkshire boars 1 and 2 years, 1 reg. Yorkshire sow and mm- 0t six. 3 pure bred sows due to furrow 10th November, 2 pure bred sows to fat-row 15th December. Papers can be supplied it necessary. 5 crude Yorkshire sows, 1 boar and 1 sow pure bred Yorksbires, '6 weeks. 100 hens nnd chickens.