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iiiiililltmMixTiiisi" a Home, 10,1‘ . ,a.B=d,-<1<>“¢11 ‘i You'll be pldasagitiy hurnrised when!“ s n...‘l.'.‘§..l‘£’“i-‘Z;..‘}'il““'° u

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or cheat

‘sad. It takes but a moment to niia and

coats little

, but it can be depended upon

ale lvo quick and iaatin relief.

cg 2 ounces of

'inex from any

r our this into a 16 oz. bottle: it with plain granulated sugar

1W or strained honey. The 10 ounce: t llll made coats no more ,thun a small bottle of read -m_ads medicine, yet it is

, min-h more ective.

ififi“ . . This simple remedy ilhrne-folii action. it

lilegls

lt is pure. keeps tly and children love ‘its pleasant

has a remarkable goes right to the lest of the trouble. loosens the germ-laden and soothes away the inflamma-

ion. ihirt of the medicine is absorbed

1 wardiy to tllrnw 0E I with surprising ease.

l In? the blood, where it 1t bronchial tubes on

acts directly upon d thus helps in- the whole trouble

Pine: is a _highl'y concoutrliteil 0th].

ound of genuine horway lino. 9011111111‘ gag tiio active agent of creosote, in n re- fined, palatable form, and known as one of the greatest healing azcats for srvcro

coughs, chest colds and bronchial troubles.

11o not accept a an

money refunded.

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bstitutc for lfincx. It is guaranteed t0 liive ilrilmllt Tenet“

F0ll SALE i,

Company's '

The Cardigan Miiiinf.’ plant and equipment of machinery

Rotary Saw outfit-

Band Saw.

Shingle Machine.

Lath Machine, and sundry machinery with Shutting, Belting. etc.

Plant will be sold complctc as ll stands or stock in the Company may

, ‘ viz: 50 h. p. bolicr and engine. l i

quired.‘

be purchased to secure cont-rol- Low price, and easy terms. l! "P.

For further particulars, apply to the undersigned. l ALLAN SHAW, President. i

J. A. MacDONALD, Secretary.

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A rumor has

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been circulated by

For“. t; t

some malicious person or persons that my home has rcccntly been searched for liquor and that I am;

selling liquor illegally. ‘As the inten-i l

tlon is doubtless to injure my reputa- tion, and bring mo, with the people oi Montague from‘ whom I derive my living, I WiSh to

state that the report i; entirely .un-

true, and that I neither handle nor

do I intend to handle liquor in anyl shape or form.

SHELDON C. ROSS,

Painter. Montague, I‘. E. i.

Auction Sale - OfFurnitizreg

I will sell by auction at 132 Fitzroy Street, on Friday, February 21st, 1930, at Z p. m. the following:

5 piece Parlor Suite, 1 Dining RoormSuite, Clock, Bed Room Furni- ture, Kitchen Tables, Chairs, Desk, Couch, Room Stove, Monarch Range, Washing Machine, Wringer, Tub. quantity of Bedding, Dishes, Floor Covering, Kitchen Utensils.

A. A. MCIIWEN. 1 ' JOHN r. BRADLEY, ' Auctioneer. l775-4i1sat.-tuc.-wed.-frl.

Professional Cards Mark R. l B. A. '

‘ BARRSTER, SOLICITOR, ETC. MONEY TU LOAN Cameron Block, Charlottetown, l-REJ.

BELL t? MATHIESON -_, _ a. a. nail.

G n. a. MATIIIESON. u. n.

' Barristers, Solicitors, lilo.

Money to Leon.

flfilcca-Ciiarlottetown and Montague

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McLeod & Bentley y. A. BENTLEY w. t. nunrusr, x. o. Iorrlsler and Atlorney-at-Law Ofllcel m Richmond Street MONEY ‘f0 LOAN Charlottetown, l‘. B. L

McDonald &_ McPhec “ B. A.‘ ‘

I. A.» llellfllllbltx» u. r. meruaa uuomllas. iii-runners, no i noun ‘I0 was

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into disrespect 1 k

i “our wareh ‘Wharf Iilgiiest prices ‘for

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"Some folks come out of the the- ater last so It'll look u If they had seats in the front row."

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A COME-DOWN

What splendid ideas youth lnalllls, Andy how hard knocks dislodge em; I used to want to meet my bills, But’ now just want to dodge ‘am,

"Tom has broken with his rela- tlves."

"But he broke them before ho broke with them."

"Do you mind ii l klaa your hand." ‘

“Not in the least, but you ought to know that isn't the proper place, That’: _whers you put the ring."

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‘ “Mi” "l" °‘"“°" d" a“ WY We": made a fitting reply oi ‘tilniiks in

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“MAR I Mi, SEE PARIS‘

By Homer Croy

(Continued)

Opal, with her heart beating ' _ pleasantly, went through the process of "pouring."

“How many?" she asked, and smil- ed into the dark. thin face iilumlna-| tcd with its brilliant eyes. 1

"Two, with citron, please.“

Opal-made a note of this. It wculd be a nice compliment to remember the neXt time the stars were in their proper courses. It was not until af- ter the ceremoney of pouring that she "any sat to m“, ,0 mm I jtiitivilna: slide‘: ;.y.=.§::-lb§§:e:it..i:§

Pretty soon they were on the sub- _hefe on Thursynyuwhkn M“ Fun"

Maritime EH... Breed- ers Hold Annual a Meeting

(iMHERST, Feb. - lm-Reoognitlnn of the services of Fred L. paper, for nearly twenty years the Secret. cry-Manager of the Maritime winter

3”‘ °f Iencmg‘ ' was ‘present d ith‘ ' "3"" W" ‘enced BWY?" 5i“? a5" subscribed he: bdvthenmzgdzrii, ‘i 31:11: ‘ kcd in her best, oooing manner! - 1 -' _ Tm l“ sentduon was 2mm

' “This morning," said the marquis-my a F B n P id

without interest. It W115 merely part f s_ B‘ A_ wgbefélcriee; samba? Ftgilefit

oiuhis day‘ i-sorvlces up until 1929, when _A. W. I 53w same 91mm“ °t 1"- m villus‘ l MacKenzic took the post Mr Fuller

...». ullakbtrrrsuiyvlv“ (iUARDlAN _

w| l lll‘ ll n

loharlning." She accended charming v exactly right.

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The marquis was poiltc--notliing' could keep the exquisite little jewel, from being thaw-but he was not iii- forested.

Opal glanced at her mother; ai- thongii Mrs. Peters was at her ‘most’ entertaining. her eyes acre for Opal,’ Siie raised ‘il(‘I‘ eyebrows slightly.

"I bought some foils and a cos-Y tume. You know you promised to: teach me," said Opal boldly. ,

“Yes," said the marquis, "lt would‘

which he stated that‘ he would ni- wsgvs rctainan active interest in the affairs of the organization.

The animal mE8tli1g:Of_ti1e Man. time stock Breeders’ Association was largely attended, and many import- 1ilatiorm, irinnnilngolit of baskets; always they seemed to be eating some- thing, and always they carried little wooden wicker baskets, or shiny black oiicioth arm-bogs with the black necks of bottles peeping out as l1 s11. cntly trying to discover what 1|; was

’ “r i pod h i d “we hands “may” ‘ zihilld “calildssdlihtcda lnwdxlfcedfizlrclli

"When?" -l th i th - He did not knw. vi icre e r fa ers and their grand

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ant business matters wele carried t __,‘ with despatch. The presen- tation oi the financial stotementyvsa received with applause. 1t was an- nounced that the Maritime winter Fair fol‘ 1029 had shown a surplus -in' excess of‘ $1,500 and with former indebtedn wiped out, had a cred-- it balance of $418. At the same time, Harry D. Blden, Chairman of the Amherst Exhibition Committee, ex- plained the basis and disbursement of a special fund and at the same time" urged the need of continued co- operation between the Maritime Stock Breeders and the Amherst Committee. He also made a strong plea in behalf of support for tile N0- vn Scotla Exhibition, speaking dir- ectly as manager of that lnstituti I.

Negotiations were opened with the Maritime Black Fox Breeders’ As-

aiuch abouts liorieyon wnLnave bun token to a veterinary for extoll- liistlon." Ml-(Lennox urges tbs shine ruin 1n eoiniebtlon- with. mean- supply, advocating than purchase of o... ‘ tested soednpr ‘if. the homo-produced variety is btlng used having itonalylled in, dismount

Government loboraimy before sowing. - Canadian’ Seed- rant Association

0P1‘ IN TIIE CIIILLY NIGHT (By Barbara B. Brooks)

How often in the wee small hours "ere siumberis chain" has bound you, do you wish that you had hnd the self-control to refuse - that cup of coffee offered after the bridge game! Probably the cqifee is notentireiy to blame. while you are lying awake, think back to what went with the coffee. Did you cat sandwiches with vcry rich fillings; was the cake boo elaborate; was the combination one not easy to digest? . ‘

‘There arc many. factors which dia- turb sicep but the usual one, foria person in ‘normal health, is excess

sociatioii with n vicw of having the fox men take part in tiie Maritime Winter Fair. A committee, composed of Messrs. MacDougall, West Gore; MacKenzic, ‘ Truro; Lcaman, Salis- bury and Shaw, of Charlottetowm! meet the M.S.B.A. directors in the, morning hours. Efforts to provide i ample spncc for the black fox cxhib- its will be made by the proposed ab- olition of tlie nbbatoir in the pres- ciit building. It was unanimously de- i cided the Maritime Stock Breeders] Association become allied with the, Canadian Association of Exhibitions. |

Alterations were made in a ruling! affecting ‘the dairy class and a spe- i cial class for R. O. i’. was authorized, l tlic class to include dairy bull, lllii.‘— ‘

stimulation through excitement or through .food ~and drink or both. - Nearly every one gets somewhat key- ictl up at a party and this together with eating at an unusual hour taxes the digestion to such an extent that sleep is driven away.

We are going to suggest hcresonie ideas for evening refreshments which will be easy for the hostess, satisfac- tory to the guests, and which will not mean troubled sleep for anyone. we have all had the experience. as host- csscs, of making the mistake of try- ing to serve somethi n; which has to pe prepared nt the last minute. As guests, we have sometimes gone liomc feeling that we never want to

Often change. from seem- ingly unirngortant discom- forts to dea iy menaces.

That's why so manic peo- ple» become critically ill in "cold weather-rbecause they have not fortified their bodies .to meet the rigours of winter.

aNow is the time to prepare!

Fellows’. Syrup contains

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. . IEBRUARY 15.11910

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millcrai foods, together with: other ingredients” essential" for strengthening ' you t"; withstand ailments, such a Q colds, bronchial troubles, and,‘ influenza. :

Born in Canada-this fine old tonic is now prescribed bf physicians in over 50 cuuli-. tries of the world.

Fallows’ Laxative Tablets uroyspoofolly prepared Ior the rational treatment of, and ultimate recovery from constipation. -

rsmmws’

SYRUP , a

1 cup brown sugar.

'3 1-3 cups flour.

2 teaspoons baking powdcr.

' 1-4 teaspoon salt.

1-2 cup water.

2 cups corn flakes.

Cream the butter, add the sugar and beat thoroughly. Add the flour, which has been sifted with the bak- ing powder and saittiicn the water and last the corn flakes. Roll the cooky dough thin and cut into rounds. Spread one round wltii the date mixture and put n second layer on top, pressing tiic edges togotiicr. Bake in a moderate oven i380 cic- grccs F.) for ten to twelve niiiiutcs. In every group, however small, there is some one who dares not drink coffee because o! the sleepless night which will follow. Decaffein-

Aiiow to percoiate until 1518.’... in the glass top of the 1iercolzito1- and is the desired strength and Hllur,

\ ‘i’ M N O-T I C E Stake Race for 3 ycsr olds. ram 5300.00. Send thrce dollars as incnt before March 1st. All Island owned three year am; eligible. Race to lake place July Summer ‘ ‘ . - on. W. (l. clluucll. Sccrcfari;

first pqy.

lat at

1541-2-6-ttstlllFeb. 2a. ._ .... ... C. M. Lumpson f? Co.,

| atcd coffee soivcs this hostess‘ prob- i LIMITED.

year and undcr twp whose dam i515" “nflhlng 5W9" @811"!- TTKBTC l5 qualified. cow. six_ycal.s_old m. mo“ l‘ a happy medium for nil tiiings and hgvmg m, 0mm“ record begun “Hourly ‘food should come within this [our years; m,“ under 51x yenm =raiigc~ncltiicr too sweet. nor too

n

"How about to-morrow i, The marquis sighed slightly. His little black book came out and he=

latiiers had worked before them, and where their children and grand- cliiidren would probably work after them, getting little "more than their

lorfked over a page fined with a, daily bread out of it. and from here mmrosmplc ‘crawl’ l they had looked up to see the fine Yes’ to-morrmi" he said’ md Mrs‘? people from Paris sailing by on pad- Pclcrs, still carrying on the anhnrttcd d“, and luxurlous seats, but “Mia djsclmdcl" knew that‘ “n w“ we“ the world was i-osy- the, were going Wm‘ ‘he wmd‘ to ride on the train fulfil-maybe an . Si ifltfrsnsfiiofiway; i" 1mm’ hour or maybe two hours down the n‘ 3 3 ° “Pp “ess- track. For the great occasion they had

The tea. had been a great success. “Momma, do you think I should go

put aside their wooden shoes and proudly wore leather shoes. When

to the station alone to meet the mar-

quis " said Opal the next day. "Would ; wseltjfiyoxllhmlzese prlifiilzx:

l‘ 5w“ "'°° ‘°""““"" < i and screaked and rattled ant-they Discussion onthe mighty subject be- m not not,“ l, w“ l ‘hwpy and

gall. The tinest little thing Lemme “flcome chmgm ,

greatly importaigt, in the higiit stakes Bells rang. ‘he “we 19y We" D B)’ s for, and the world .

became divided into the "correct" and! zlgtidaradm “rflmiurymet:

.. ., ,. I I ‘iflnal proper and What wasnt" n 5he| preparation, shutting gates, closing

- niter him"? The marquis must 118-‘, proper plum on ‘he platform’ the ver never think that Should tlieyipemnts wok the“ baskets on their

' < arms the train came roaring in.

round mshed

The Modists: it’: all down on my books and figures don't lie.

Mr. Bookamiih: Tho things you've done to my .wite'a figure have made it very deceiving.

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“Niléfifiliiiid

Tenders are invited for ail or part of the nude-mentioned lumber, to be delivered at my ranch. Graham's Road. Emerald.

3" x 5"— 32 plecca 20 ft. long.

3" X 5"— 4 pieces l3 it. long.

2" X 4"—. 57 pieces 20 it. long.

“ — 4 pieces 13 ft. long.

“ — 68 pieces 12 ft. long.

" —200 pieces 10 it. long.

“ ' —102 pieces 135-2 ft. long.

“ — 13 pieces l0 it. long. -

Boards in lengths of 12 ft.. l5 ft. Ind 18ft. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. I300 sq. ft. Boards in lengths of 10 ft. 5000 lq. ft.

Surface planed boards (hemlock preferred) in lengths of 12 ft. 15 it.

and 1B ft. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 3000 sq. ft. Matched boards in lengths of 12 it. 15 ft. and 1a ft. . . . . . . .. "8000 sq. ft Pinned boards 0 inches wide i! it. long . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 500 sq. ft. All lumber ‘rnus be sound and

hoards square edged." _

Tenders should state eariloaLpos- slble date if delivery, soantllng must be delivered in April.

Tendon will be received up to 22nd

February, 1910. CAPT. W. I. IDLINSON, ~ Grahams load.

QOOOQOOOUOOOOOOOOOOOOOO-l

. POTATOES AND TURNIPS

“We will buying every day ' on ‘ Hogaifs

on ‘nor/alias

32:1 setgdwggcar l“::?w““' M‘ thei Heads appeared in the doors of the l Mrs “pews sggxgdllt carriages, hands reached cvut and l --w.'-a both go." she said. Ztagegriled xi“ melffgirm “P” I Mrs. Petciss heart tlirilicd as she , themselies 21:22,“ £22m gfglg:

and 01ml Walled st the whitewashed.‘ “um The peasants with their M?

station for the Paris train lo corntfkets Clank“, down me lamom t Mm‘ H“ “my m“ ‘*1 8"“ ""“‘ ward the hard’ wooden "...... of t; ‘down-at-bhe-heel it iiad ionized the! thudwla” men,‘ first time she had seen it, and how‘ “Th -h I, ' ~ slie had tried to hide her real ieel- a darimd: u’ I131: ings from Pike. The station agent, was hknseu,’ ‘mm a traumas comlmb 3 ixzlsligagfixzl atgbfigiblufé‘ ment. "Now, 01m."

. 8i n . ,, the two children, also ii: their bisckhnlinedngpfi gxizlnslem 1e Marquis, aprons again stood wltii their backs The swam“, “time mum wok o" to the wall, silently staring at the high Sm‘ h“ which s d we In‘: teeming world; but now the station M, a person so 5mm and exquisite’ no longer looked forlorn. It had bc- I and “Nun's it out and awn tr mm come bright and cheerful and color- ' m a 5w“ ma, would have mm, d fui; in fact, charming, ML“ Main sou] and m in

"Isn't it a beautiful morning!" said‘ l, DOM, m the a; m“ W: l?“ Mrs‘ Pew“ Polaris outstretched hand.

Peasants from tile countryside sat “I wish we had such c at 1 on the wmden Sm benches on the America." thought Mrs. Pflttdlgdufiflnld '*'-“' """"" 'L_" it's 111w for sent/lemon to wear the a a prolvr hats when they go calling for P||g3 msappgar a... .....a.....1....... ... ma...»

‘ A porlcr trot/led at, the dainty fi- No Cutting or Salve Needed guru's side with o. black bag and a

External treatments seldom banish 1on3 12am- Mso’ somwhm‘ “kc “w”

Plies. bag, only longer and slender.

N a m ui ll . _, , T3; 02:55:?! 12525532115111: ilfciillie- 0"’ “°‘"‘“° L‘ m" "mb ' m“ M"-

tlon of thebiood. The veins are Pete“ Willa?"

flabby - the bowel walls weak -- the They mounted the rented vehicle.

parts almost dead "Excuse me a moment, please," 351d To quickly and safely rid yourself the mum,“ ma’ mumbling down

of plies you must free the circulation rushed ,0 me awuon agent no“:

-.send fresh, heait bi d to i ai -

and strengthen thchdcclzd parts. ‘Ian-i hurling hon‘ m“ “chi” m“ m‘ temni trauma“, 1, m, on, sageibaggage car. The agcntis shonidersmo.

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method. Ointmcnts and cutting wont, ved and his hands played in the air. dOJmS Leonhllrdt M D a special- 1 ‘lrbockwlntfd whisk “out “Mm so. lst. set'at__work some Years ago to‘ égbounéedeggghe: 02935:?“ u

find a, real internal remedy for ll s.l He succeeded. He nsmcd his ppi-ce- Th‘? '3" mm" lhfolllh the Wind-

scrlption HEM-Roll), and tried it in in! Sh!!!“ and then into the enchant- 1000 cases before lie was satisfied. lng coilntryside. a

Now HEM-ROID is sold by all drug- "mp1, 1g 1mg] 1'- “1 _ _ gist-s wrro have authority to refund m.‘ M they ronodyalong d M" P’ the purchase price to any dissatisfied _ '

user. It's a harmless tablet, easy to Th‘: mm“ m‘! u‘ Wu‘

take. and can always be found at Hughes Drug C0,. Ltd.

Eczema ltched Badly. Face Dis- _ figured. lieacdby Guticura. ..I.‘i?,.".""...'.?.‘.. " ""1111." 1m, $1.1:

- (fro he Continued)

7H? Kim . and when l

uaadoro oosAitoi-awhllot pig 14¢ sod thin new oaoawoudeoirlelo their place. ntflatffinnfifl

having an official -rccoi'd and a group of three females, any age, sired by thc same qualified sire.

During the course of the afternoon a modern revision of the constitu- tion and by-iaws was approved by the meeting. this work having bccn carried out by the directors of the proceeding evening.

The meeting was unable to decide upon the appointment of a Secret- ary-Maiinger to succeed A. W. Mac- Kenzie, and the appointment was‘ left in the hands of the directors.

The officers elected were as fol- lows; President. C. F. Bailey, Fred- ericton; First Vice, W. A. Flemming. M.l..A., Truro; ‘Second vice Presl- dciit, A. G. Dixon, Chutlialii; Third Vice President, .7. F. 11.01101‘, Char- lottetown; secretary-Maximizer (to b‘: appointed by executive); Superin- tendent, H. R. Brown, Pugwnsli.