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IN 2 SECONDS BY STOP WATCH

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Drop on "An irln" tablet into l guss nt wan-r.

11y the time l! him lllflllilllllln 1-[1111- glam t: 1: tlisilitvgrillillg.

"Aspirin" ltablcta‘ ' start "talcing hold" of puin l few minutm after taking.

What happens in these Glasses happens in your Stomach

For Amazingly Quick Relief Get “ASPIRIN”

Any 1111mm who Fllll-(TS from rheu- matic pains 511011111 know this:

'l'\\'11 “ASPIRINW lalvleh, taken ‘i 111 lull ;_1,l11\.<1~l \\':1t1:r, \\ ill 11-11111- 1‘\' 1.1.~'e even 51-11" v rheumatic pains 111 a rviiiarlcaldy Short time.

.-\>k your 1111et11r zihuut this. lie hill pr11l1:1l1l_v tell you tlicrc is 11111111111: lu-lti-r. For “Aspirin” tab- l1-1< not only oller i1. potent analgesic (1111111 reliewr), bill: Shirl; 1101111.: t0 t\1>l'l§ iihuust iustztntly you take 1111-111. K1111: illustrations of glass.

Try this simple way. You'll be

ASPIRIN

TRADE-MARK REG.

are finding comfort this way.

O “.\.~piriu" tablets are mailc in (K111111111. “.\.~piriu" is the registered trade-mark 11f the Bayer (Tonipaiiy, Limited, of Wiiul-or, Ontario. Look for the nauie liuyi-r iu the form of a cross on e\'er_\' 1111111212.

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The undersigned will sell by Public Auction“ on the premi-"es that desirable (‘ity Properly, known 41S 53 UPI?" Prince Street on

SATYRDAY. the 14th DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1936

At the hour of 12 o'clock noon.

The property has a frontage on Yppcr ‘Prince Street. of 1'11 11~:t._:1nil extends t0 School Street, a distance of 20.1

feet. . 1-‘111- further particulars apply to S. DesRoches, Solic-

itor. (‘auuilizin Bank of Commerce Building. ‘I DOV “D the you“ 1 “film me ]]§.]l{]§]-j1{'l‘ l‘), HD1111, J. A. l_tinn‘uz_l_ ’ ’ @111 of hcr 1. ~ht of him. hxvflllm" ‘ “c” a u _' | “Jo111111j.'!" .-.]1-.- subbed. "I'm so ' E ¢ * ‘i/“Tt cia11_\'0u'\‘e come!” She cluizt! l’) T i _ i S l his lnpeis. , jl/[Oftgflge bale d 8 ‘X-Vunn," he said spftly. dniuing, brace up. \\'11:1t‘.~ 1111p- 11111.11?" 1.1111 11,1" P111111" -’\l"1"’5"""" S“? She turned a white. tense face b 1111 u iii - 1 . , 111.“J1l11-,1;.g.11,'1'111-§- ‘iO\‘1tll‘fl two men $111111: at the 11 £11’ "i“""“_:‘|-" $110152; table 1n the llriu room, lJZISy with 1‘ ll l\\'l_' Vt‘ ll llt‘ 1 l” ,..1-.-1- 1111.1 1111-11-1 111 - ‘icu. 11111111111: 11=11>1‘1‘-<- , “l”“,"',‘,_,%|'|mlu 1 "I110 e 111911," .<h1~ saiil lremu- ‘ i. 1 111;11,1.11111 *: lousIv "1-1111111 they 1111\'1* :1 mort-

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cllell & Hathieson

R. R. Bell D. L. Mathicsotl, LLB. Barristers Al, Solicitor: MONEY TO LOAN Cameron Block, Charlottctowlhlfilkl.

MacGuigan & Trainor MARK R. MacGUlGAN, K. C. C. ST. (‘L/UR TRAINOR, B. A.

Barristers, Solicitors. E10. MONEY TO LOAN Office: Over Provincial Bank, AT Richmond Street. Charlottetown.

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TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 17th 25 FITZROY S'l‘Ri£E'l'

Palmer 8c Haslam ll. J. PALMER, K. C.

A. J. IIASLAM. B. A1, LL. B- BARRISTERS. ETC.

Bank of Nova Scolla Chflmbfl’! Charlottetown, l’. E- I. HONEY TO LOAN

7km ~ 85. l’. O. Box I27.

l am instructed to sell at the residence of the late W. E. liynd- man, 25 Fitzroy Street, on Tuesday, November 11th, beginning at l0 o'clock, the houaohold furniture and effects-living room, dining room, pozch, kitchen auil bedroom furni- _tu:"c including Knabc Grand Plano mahogany mahogany

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. . . l surprised how rpuekly pain eases. Thousands of rheumatic sullercrs1

- 1111131 Carrrnil

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CHAPTER VI

Johnny telephoned Alma to learn

I 1f she hnd any news.

“Johunyfl she whispered shaktly over the wire, “come back right away! Some men are here. I can't explain now bow-please come ‘quickly?

His thoughts were blink as he drove to the Whittaker home, but; he ‘was ainiling dcterniinedly as he

istoppcd the car 1n the driveway l and \\'."111-:cd up the steps, eyeing the

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s-s-scnrcd." she subbed.

in the drive. Alma met him as he entered the house; and his threat tightened a’.

gage O11 this PlIICO, and notes cov- leruxg the full value of Daddy's 118N111‘ n.- 111111 its cvcrvtluug rise we 1 01111." She paused and drew a ‘|(li_‘€‘]), 1111111111111; breath. “They ‘claim, Johnny, that n11 the notes‘ and mortgages fell due yesterday. and no\\'-they are going to forc- close!"

Johnny advanced toward the Vwo 111011, his mouth n thin 1111c.

. “Of course," rumbled the oldest 1111111, whcm Johnny recognized as a lnivyer named Finn. allied with and r1111 financial group 111 the town, "if you could give 11 any hint, Miss Whittaker, a". to the whereabouts of your lfnthcr, or 11nd any idcn when to expect him back, we could 110111

is unlikely that 11c would without letting l us kliUW, or lenriiu; word with 3,1011, 11nd he 111111 any 1n.-.\'il)l1‘ means of Sl1'1’1ll1l1‘('l1i1‘,'.{ out his affairs."

"I . . . I . "Alma floundcrcil helplessly. "You'll just: have to wait until my father comc" back!"

“And when will that be?"

“Look I11-re," Johnny broke tn lngrily, "isn't ll. enough that she's nearly frantic with worry over her 1 111thcr, without you two buzzards 111-1111111111: down to hcckle her!

v Tnke your papers and legal claims I __i_________

iTho Dr. Chase Almanac Of The Air

dreadful must have happened to Dad!"

two cars mrkcd just ahead of 111:? crumpled ‘ huixst into a storm of tears.

and get out. of here! You're Ellin- lng nothing by persecuting Miss Whittaker." _ The two men shrugged, gathered up their papers, and made their way to the front door. There. Finn turned to cast a parting shot. “It Lawson Whittaker isn't back to settle these claims by noon to- morrow, the legal action will go through-regardless of feminine hyslerlcsl " As soon n5 they were gone, Alma

“So terrified Johnny! -. min:

11p 111 a cl-ncp chair and

“I'm so s-s-scarcd," she sobbod. 1

fem- ‘ "S0 l-t‘l‘l'1llC(l, Johnny! Something l

‘ ili-endlul mul; have luippencd to 1 Dad or we would surely‘ have heard iroiu him by this time!"

Johnny found room beside herlri

"mmn 1 the cimlr, gathered her 1n his arms

and tried to talk away her , l1_\'.~.tc1::1. Her head resicil on his ‘ shouldvr. Soon, (ltlrl-l filled the

room with shadows.

Finally, Alma stopped weeping, ‘ 111111 began to brcnihc sloivly, reg- u.. ._\' She 11nd fnlivn asleep.

Johnny carried her over to the big dtran, and tenderly lnld hcr down. He slipped hcr shoes off, rind threw n soft woolly robe over lie bent and touched his lips

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‘ gently to hcr check.

When Alma awoke, it: “'11s morn- lug, and rain was patiering against. the windows. For a long moment, she lay trying to remember. Then, with critsliiug force, her troubles bimke orcr her.

"Johnny," she whispered, turning hcr head sloirly. "Johnny _ . . are you there?"

There was no answer, and Alma

nt up quickly, llll0\\‘11‘1g olf ‘the woolly robe. Clear and ehnrp, the memory of 111st night returned. She 11nd gone to sleep in Johnny's arms, hcr head 011 his shoulder, her fiuggr-rs lozkecl 1111111. in 111s. She 111111 no TCI7QllPIIL1OI1 of his pin ing hcr on the (livun.

She jumped up. and the robe slid to the floor. She stumbled over it in her haste to find out what had become of JOl1lll1)'——\Vl1t‘lllE‘l‘ he was still 1n the house,

She found Margaret, the cook, bu y setting the breakfast. table.

"Have you sern Mr. Anthony?" Alum. asked breathlessly. “Has he been here this morning?"

“He's gone, Miss Alma. word he'd taken your car, and that you were to stay by the tele- phone until you heard from him. O11, Miss 11.111111, hasnt there been any news yet?"

"No-mono," Alma said wenrtly.

She turned and 'wnlked numbly,

Presents

i“The Family iloctor’

The doctor ll l. fine character an is llso his charming daughter. lie is the centre of a. rural community, the confidant of young and old, familiar with their joys and sorrows, their hopes and fears. Other inter- esting characters are the lrish housekeeper, and the doctor's man of all parts. Grandpa is u scream and thrn there is the strange lady who gives rise to some mysterious problems.

We believi- that you will enjoy ‘ "Till-Z FAMILY DOCTOR". _ Note gfhc time and station. Frr1lcrictnn—CFNB KC 550 5- ' m. 111011., Wed. and Fri.

nrlotlctown — (JFCY KC 630

stlffly, up the wide stairs. (T0 be Continued) _________

RELA TIVITY

111111110 (to woman seeking separa-

tion): "How long have your re- lations been unpleasant?" Woman: "Your honor, my r9- lntlons have always been plmsnnt; It's his relations that; are the old grouchcs."

ALMOND MUFFINS Melted 1-4 cup shortening in 1-4 cup scolded milk’ add 1 tablespoon sugar, a. rcant 1-2 teaspoon ml’, and when lukewarm crumble into it 1-8 or 1 whole yeasts cake; add 2 rggs,

p. m. Tum Thurs and Slt.

unbeaten, and 2 cups sifted bread

ilRoC-l R5. R 7 75

Which Radio Dial d Eu! Prefer .

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CTUALLY there's no question which you’d prefer to tune-if you’re in favor of ease and simplicity and certainty of tuning. The new Rogers “No-Stoop” Target-Tuning System is Twice as Easy to See-No Stooping . . . No Squinting . . . No Squatting. Twice as Easy to Read-Large Luminous Dials. Twice as Simple to Tune—On1y One Band Showing.

There is absolutely o reason in the world why the tuning dial of a modern radio should be a clock- like face set flat against the cabinet,

except that it is probably the easiest 1

and least expensive method of manufacture. It is about as awk- ward and inconvenient a location as could be devised, until engineer- ing science and progress developed something better.

0f all the developments in this direction “Targct-Tuning" repre- sents radids greatest single achieve- ment.

Not only is the location such that the dial can be seen fromfialmost any position, but its shape, size, color and visibility set a new stan- dard for case, speed and certainty of tuning. its cylindrical, roller shape (3) permits of an innovation that eliminates all the confusion that

has been so characteristic of radio tuning since short-wave dials were devised._With this Rogers dial, when you change the wave-band you change the dial (3). There can be no question about where or what you are tuning, because you tune only What you can see!

The figures are large, easily rend,

well spaced and brightly colored, so that any child, elderly person or near-sighted person can tune the Rogers easily, quickly and posi- tively (5)—and tune it in daylight,

artificial light or darkness with‘

equal speed and ease with the aid of the switchboard tuning light (2), and 8-to-1 Band-Spreader (1). Rogers “No-Stoop" Target-Tuning —the greatest single achievement in radio this year is the newest, nicest, simplest and most positive method of tuning. lt’s the new- fashioned way to enjoy radio.

- .1 KP/numzu-mainu-Q - w: .1” .

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NQVEQER 14. 1931; _ __\§

Rogers-and only Rogers-I'll! All Six Major Radio Developments

1. “NO-STOOP” TARGET TUNING

2. NOISE SUPPRESSION

For the fir»: time-real noise lad lam-fume: cm- trol nnd auppreuion. Not l compromile; not l tone control that cut: the quality of mullc in proportion to the noise, but utrlight noise nupprcuicn that lflnrdl practically silent tuning between nations. Move from one station program to another an lmooth I veivn.

3. LOCALITY INTERFERENCE ADJUSTER

A variable control on the chnlll whldnfllifl ldllllld ut time of imtoliltion, lflordl the mlximum poulble reception in lny locality, with l minimum of intri- ferencc and diltortlon from outlid: nofla- ‘

4. B-TO-l BAND SPREADER

When tuning or logging nhort-Ilve ltltiqu l mave- rurnt of the tuning indicator, w lligh: ll to be invin- 1111: to the naked 89¢. would completely de-tuue or lose l program. Of the varlour "Blhd-Ipflldlfll. device: created to correct d: the ROI!!! "l-Iq-l’ mind-spread dial uflordl ureltnt enle lnd certlinty Jar tuning and then correctly lag: IhOR-IIIVQ nturipnl no they can be picked up again with nblolut: precision.

5. ACOUSTIC ABSORPTION

The "boom ruonlnce" o! the radio clbinet on cefllh irate: ha: l tendency to distort the mtulr, Iivlnl I "rain blrrel" tone. Roger: employ: two method! of correcting thin. In the molt upcnlive models l mcriully designed new-type high powered Inenker smrificnily correct: this Inuit. In the medium priced inoilcl: n “Chlldni dilc" il employed, which acll lilir u nponiu: oizl blotter in ablorbinl then: ICOUIlu‘ vibrations.

6. METAL TYPE DUAL-PURPOSE TUBES

Roger! new-type metal rprly dull-puma: hlbfl romhiiit the ldvantugcl and mven performuicqoi 1h: ulnu tube. with the improved nhieldinl 6'19""? of the metal tube, but when-n moat rnetli tub" "l to-dny can perform only one function. Roi!" dllll‘ purpon: mttul nprly tube: function II two tub"- thereby affording vintly lncrened ormunce. W?!“ for tube, over lingle-purpote tubel, lnd l"! "I! w‘ Y mztfll type of tube with mlny yeln record of WW" qul (y.

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The Rogers De Luxe Model Eleven 68 (illustrated) il only $119.95 and there are 5 other "Target Tuning" modcll ranging in price up to $249.50. Sensational value is introduced in a new series of low priced models with conventional dials varying from $49.95 to $109.95.

I Buy Your New ROGERS RADIO

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public auction on the premises of pressed into the (Op 0f the lllllllJlS the lam Thomng Lgwlegg, piturllcill. when the dough ls put. into the ' Norbnro In Lot ‘lventy-flve In pa,“ Prince County. -»ond herelnlfter particularly described on Blturdly

Take Advantage of the Rogers Trade-In Drive-Liberal Al- lowance for Your Old Radio-Easy Monthly Payments- Free Delivery, Installation and 3 Months Service.

from HOLMAN’S on the Home Plan Easy Term‘ $5.00 DOWN —-—10 Monthly Payments—NO INTEREST.

the fifth day of December, A.D., 1936, lt two o'clock in the after- noon, all that. tract of land sltuatt‘, lying and being on Lot Twenty- flve in Prince County, hounded and described as follows: Commencing at. a stake flxcd on the South side ni' a stream or dam head on Fran- ria Lawless’ North line; thence North neross the said dam held. l distance of sixty-five yards: thence following the lVcst line of Main Road. one hundred yards; thence westerly along the South line of said road. ninety yards; thence North along first line of road. eighty yards to centre of brook. known as the Bowncsa Brook; thence following the course of the brook southwesterly until it inter- sect; the Mlll Stream; thence fol-