t '1

liioit. in front of the Law Courts

___ illlilltllllg, in Cliarlottcttnvii. in

' or‘ riiuirr: l-"iinrrriir: .\'r 1.1-.- tiuttus County, in Prince Edward iiii.i.\iio|rtit'u|r sriu-irrr Island, on l-‘ritiay. the [Llllll day of‘

ott Thur-alas. JIIIN" a... I tti i trrittvitlJtilyg .\_ 1)., i925, at the hour of

iiiti rnrsiii.

PAGE TWO

glass.

°oi . . l1 fl‘ I

. _ l1 p» ill!

‘iili

llealthaSparlzle

There is promise of healtluin every bubble of sparkling Andrews as it fizzles up invitingly to the rim of the

Scott a Turner. LlduPmprtntMl. Newcaltle-u "Lin W. o. usher-tiara com-mundane!

Andrews gently cleanses the system of hoamful poisons and makes life the pleasure it should be.

nut-Tue. Bug.

‘5-25

Allnta Genera lor Canada

lAllCTlllN siii:

To ht- sold on the farm of tiie late illexaiitlt- .'\l('l.(‘lill. North ltiver tin Saturday, June 27th, 111155, (at one o'clock p, iii.l six head choic.» lllllk cows. 1 piirt- bred tluerustiy" bull. 2 ' old; 't' young cattle fit for . thret- good utirk litirses, 2 lnood >ll\\'>'. 14 sheep and lauilits. iu~ gether \\.ll| ll i'iill .~‘t'l of inipl ant-tits and, harness usually found on u farni. 'l‘ernis inadt- known at wile. Salt- itosjitrt- as fariii i.» sold. lll'.\'t‘.\.\' .\iA'l‘llla‘-S().\‘,

it. cuw AIJ-JAZANDEIK .\lclt.t\l~.‘. :\l||‘iltil|i'l'.l' lf not fiiic suit- oil the following illouilaiy. 17»t.‘lli-'."'\l-ti

shunt.

(‘our-idling n1 Piirlnr, Hllilllg lion "ril lloolii iiliil |\|lI‘|Il'II. tin lullun

l

SM. '

l 'l‘ht~rt- will be sold by l'uhlic Auc-

FOR SALE At Mt. Stewart

Large store and dwelling‘ hous, with general stock of dry goods. Telephone Office of storm Gcorroppoitunity for quick buyer. Reason for selling going West, Apply at oncg to W. H. PIGOTT, Mt. Stewart

Exchange ln

l'. é

tiiiaiitillii

itwelrt- tfcloek noon: .\l.l. il‘li.\'l‘ trait-t, piece and pur- ‘cl of hind, situate, lying and lie~

i ‘|':""""'| Nil" “"-" "Mi )' 1'1"": i"! niiig nti Lot tir 'l‘uwnsliip Number rtt-m- t . tptttrt- ttt-tt- t lll , , , .‘ . ,_ . _ _ itt-ttttiirtti polhlit-il’ ttttit tllllilllr t-ottttt |_h"l-v'l“‘i l" Qlmn“ (lmimy Iotllh‘, ttt-ttirt- t-r I l'.\ll*ll'llllll Iillilr, t; itnrts , littuiiilt-tl uiid described l|'ll| D I ttttit built-t, l ttttttttitqt ~l|1lil M iniii, §_ titili it; m gtiuyj t ier, pin-lures. ull nit-- t.t . , , _ .- M.“ r “mm”, i mun“ "Hm" tttiiiiiitiit llll». on tht north side of

I tirttttttt. .\'tt. i uiifellvfll boiiutlary liiic of laud rccent- grow high in wind-iuiittctl cluin-ps m“ "|'":;'r':::_ur"' J-ily }Illl'(‘l|ll,‘~'(‘ll by ltobert Criiuc. and thlckctsyu natural maze. rend-

hl," mm} "'|tht-nt-t: running northerly tilting ereil almost llll|)t‘l‘lllt‘3l)l(! by gran-

tr ttttti ttii nlln-r art, t 'd hoiiuilziry line a ilistaneti oi Li‘ lrligiiiciil-s‘. whose masses block-

\ll uil t-itttit. ttttti t-tt tot». m. rest-He. l

' chains. tliciitrt-

isrssai ii

,.i,,,i,_ ,,,-,,i i,“ ,,ii,,.,.itlit- St. l‘t ter's Road and lll the tins"

at right uuglcs

_ . -i'ly a tllfllilllfll‘ of about lllll' M“ mm” m‘ ‘mmir- . llS or until it strikes th.- WCB< nus. .\. l’. LARGE, iter bituiiilary line. of hind in pos- "79 ""'-"""'""Kl' “"1" oi‘ Jaiiit-s .\lt‘Qllilltl, thence

the plact- of cum-

I ttttt ittarttrtt-ti u.- "nu. sitrttit iittttrt-‘lnul lwwfiflh“ MR3 of mud‘ u m‘

illli at I o'clock 1..

ni-. her fiirnii iitit-t- ltiwr.

ttt-iittt. tttt Titttr-ttitiyulll" "mm "r 1955' The above mtttttt-ti ttt-ttr o-itt-ttiusiiuiire, of u

stile is made in piir- pittvei‘ of sale cnntiiin-

l . _ "'4 I "fnflfiallletl in zi niortgagti. iliitcd 28th July.

, _,,,,. ,,, ,.,,m,.,,,,,,,,_ Mum"... lull, between James Loughran, of

t-utt-rt-ti tt-mt tttt o-\fri| irroulli n!‘ itttrti Ten .\'lili- llousc. in (Queens Countyi

ttttti ~oit tttmtu. llrlllllt rum: iitrtntgit,,|',,,»,.S,,i,i_ hlhin|nirv and Annie. rttrttt. iu-ntt- it. ntt- itt-tt-tt- .\ good .

_i,,.,_mm_, “MW, "n" m," M" M“ "ilmiighrziu. lllh‘ wife .ol’ the one piirt

gtiitil niiplt» tiri-lnird i-iirly uml-lnt Ieliert.

rt-t-ttt. ttttttit- IHIIHYII it: ttitii».

U’, II. .\I|'('Ul'lI|t HY,

,. H". and llonaltl (l. Campbell, of Char- ilottetotvn Royalty. in Queens Coim- ity aforesaid. farmer, of the other iilflfl. ilefault htiviiig been madc- lni iiinyiiiit-nt of principal anti interest ‘hwlhuwfimsecured lllllfllly, u‘ For furtliier particulars apply to he'd the itffiei- of hlelman N: illoKlnlion.

l‘ '|' "i" "HY r\'l‘,Royai Bank lluiltling, (Ihzirlnt-tte- not In l‘0l.\'l‘ ‘WWW norxr i-oisr FlillllY Tiult; "r.\n| rzi it,,i,.,i ti,

]Il‘lnl|uro||irh will

ii..- Hummer "ttutti... t... runtttv... L51‘. (‘lltirlultelnwu 7.1"] lLIilI

L

rttnttttt-ttt-tt»; Jim.- m, titt-

run

iit-ttt-t-t-itl lmrlotta-lntvn ll l ru-t-ity Point

(dllfllll

n. in.

. at. . m, _ m, . m.

NUNIDAV w. (‘hiarlnffr-fown.

Nto-iniu-r, i i_

I l507-6 ll-ih 4i

is lllth day of June, A.

i925, __ ____.___ ___ _, _____ DONALD C. CAMPBELL Mortgages

“FoiTsKIL/Ea”

\ri uflrnrflvr reuIdv-nl-o, lawn, qliiiilp . Iron-n nnil giirillrlri rr-nfre of rlly. Thin properly eonidnln nl’ two rom- iilrlr Ironic-n, nrimruto m. riwiq r-ttitti """""- "1"- _ hiliiiilr-tl rorm-r n! Que-en and Huston

hol. winter lur-

In unylng Investment,

Hlrr-rln. .1. It. IKONH I m lliank of Now: Hruflu "Ida. r"‘""‘|,‘fl NEWHON‘ M l (‘hiirInfh-unvii, l‘. l4. I. fl-Mlflnillis. """"' wrrti-irir

Q; '_ Co.

PLANT

Steamship Corporation

loston, Halifax, Hawkesbury, Char- lottetown, North Sydney, St; Pierre and St. J ohn’s, N fld. ‘

The above Service will be In atltuted with a Sailing from- Boston about June 27th.

For Further In formation Apply to

' J. CARRAGHER & 00.,

Li.‘ '

EASTERN STEAMSHIP LINES, INC.

BOSTON-ST. IOHN N. B.

no: ST-JOIIN t.- BOBTONJIR+OIQ

Innvo M. John Wodnaiullly l4 I l-

,’ dams; china; crawl. mu“, name. Jill.

BASTPORT or LUIEC to IOflON IQ-N ROOMS ".50

S. S. GOV. UINGLEY Athntlo Time

lll I . lnotport I lradaifdqlllane duo Iloa

LINE

AGE NTB. Charlottetown

(lntemational) LINE

nmI-Intardny at 1 P. DI. I‘. M" lhndlrrl ‘Ilrno, Thursday about I AM. loo londlwtohont I I". M.

at ll A. I_. (IMYIIIIII may lqvo loll!" for

iuizil fern)’ fimliages where was no along said btiuritlnry lint; SlilllllCT-lburu foothold‘ ily ii ilistancc of i-ilx chains or to illll‘ said St Pt-tei-‘s Road, thence airing the said ltoatl westerly niuc chains or to liiiencemint, ciiiitziiiiiiig tiboitt five

- l803~June 25, July 6-21.

, ’ the lilo King and

A {gr-smite wit:

OVQQ

'1' n E R E D VULTURE BY

FREDERICK ‘sterru

Aulhor of "GRID" JWiFP-r" d" o +o+++o4ooo+o+ooo++44+v~

CHAPTER XVl "BETTY" The girl turned M. his touch and

t-ltittlttil at liiiii. a new and for grciitctr fear completely ousting the

E

"They are coining for mePfshe giispcil. almost breathless from pzinlc and exhaustion.

lle slitpprti his ‘arm round her waist, a protecting, comforting clasp.

"'l‘hcn they wou’t_ get Yflllt" h“ said, as though she were ti nervous child shrinking from the bogies in the (larkei-it nursery ‘corner. "Just keep quiet for a moment or two. \\'c'll easily give them tho slip."

ills coolness took tho edge off her terror. and shc turned and stared with him into the iliirkuesu; still rctziining her hold, however, for dread was abroad; faintly, lweirtlly. the echoes of that call still SOlllltlCtl, banshces balling each nth 1r on distant. hilltops; over the moor had settled the death stillness wliicii even she, unskilled in Na- tti|'t"s -\\':iys, could fccl—thzit still- ness which falls when the wild folk hear and crunch and wait, and, all sound and movement ceases, till iiu~ ilcslruyer strikes and passes on.

Hit bt-gainto tremble. “Ytliy don't we hide?" slit: whls<

|li‘l'l'll.

lie was still peering liitu the darkness, and site could not under- stand for Wllill h; trailed. lntui-

tlvely she knew that those unseen huiitcis tvlere ilrawing near. And iherie came surcr warnlii-g of their coining. From closc at hand u bit d of, prey shric-ked defiantly, and rose into tile night on loudly flapp- ing wings.

"Al! m! m!" Again the calll vuiiie tint-sling, much more distinct and lllt‘lliitflllg_

"\\'hy don't ‘we little?" she reptiat- ed. turning and tugging at him us though to wzrlti-n him into activity. "What are we to do?"

lt‘cr answer, lit.- pickctl hcr up in his arms and iborc hcr swiftly 1l\\‘{l_\’.

liilo u rougher pzittch uf the wild- erness lit.- glidt d, wlicr.- tllc gorse

cil many of its likiilicst ‘ways. or iuutle of tlicin. where the ground “'11s low and deep pools gtirilletl the 11'\‘1I~Zl1!y buses. overflowing creeks

Yet throughit he

Choice BusinessStand FUR SALE AT DESABLE

With S-room house, all finished shop, barn and seven acres of land. For further particulars apply to MRS. ELIZABETH BEER,

On Premises l815-625tlituf3i.

Company, Ltd.

The Annual General Meeting of e above named Company will be in the Y. M. C. A. Rooms, Charlottetown, on Thurlday the 91h day of July next at B o'clock p. m. sharp.

J. E. B. McCREADV, President.

JOHN ANDERSON, Secretary.

Charlottetown, 23rd June, 1925.

ES nttttiQé-Xtiitiétt- mated Silver Black Fox C0., Ltd.

Dear Sir or Madam:-

The Annual General Meeting of the above named Company will be held in the Y .M. C. A. Rooms, Charlottetown, day of July next at 8 o'clock p. m.

AT VICTORIA

I uni offering by prlvluo l-‘nrm, flrat claim land, all rlrnroil and In the very hut of condition. New lionao and

ouln my

The Model Silver Fox“

she

on Friday the 10m ‘llltll they witnessed but

THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

without

S...” % :__ 3 gtttjflli

l-

‘ldllhkeomfyowlhven

/ '/ - ‘ // l ' \ an overhanging still!‘ Who'll!" m“ boulders hud rolled, his $99011 in‘ ereiiz-ting -with the ascent‘ zhan tlllllllllttlllllg. Not till tho break of the scaiip was rflflfllell d"! h; halt. There he turned. 811d lhoncc kept watch for a wvhlle. Sil- ence continued to hold the 1110"!‘- anil out of it came no hostile sound as minute after minute passed by. and seemed about. t0 rOIIBW 1W1’ qucstionings. “l-lusli." he whispered. are below. and ltlstenlng." startled. she craned out. to see. and as though her movement hail caused its dlslodglnig, a stone slid Loin under his foot and rollctl down. _ “Oh!" she exclaimed in ii whis- pcr 41f ilismay. Only a few yards th: stone rolled it shrub cutting short its career; but its noise had been heard and inter-preted; below, men stlrrcd,thu sound of their stirring clear in the still air. She clung to him. "Don't wonry." he whispered. did that on purpose. ly three of them."

"Thcy

.. l There arc oii-

He turned and bore her off again; and in his arms she lay. wondering.

No longer "was she afraid of the nicu who pursued: in the face of such coolness as his it was lIllpDS‘ slble to fear them. She.was cull- liig to mind that earlier terror scenc~wlien he had rav.d in his boom. and turned 0n lior as slit.- gazed in at him. and chased her till she fled—and wondering whe- thcr it had cvcr been. It seemed incrttllbiu now;the inan thus rescu- lii-g her from her enemies could novcr iuive meant her lll. She felt veiy sufo in his arms. They were so strong_ S0 easily lie ciirrl id her. With stiinethlng of the excitement of the chase in her heart. she truis- ed herself a little and pecraiil over his houliler. Ft cling the greater virility of her form, and under- standing. he held hcr higher that she might thc better $110.

Along the brow of the spur he raced. along its saddle. and up to the tap of the first ridge of the patr- ent high ground. Here hc paused and looked back again. The moon was slowly lift-lug her tlziinp. The landscape ivats growing brighter. “Are they coining?“ she wiiiiipzr- cd, uiul he recognized the trcuiul~

one note of expectancy in her voic ~; she was sitting up in his arms, one Iiand resting on his

shoulder, eager as a child watching a gaiiic.

“Yes? he answered. "They will Sight 11a lll a moment. lle ready to scream."

. "Se-realm?"- “Ycs. You must niiikc them

thtink I am run lng away with you. liwnnt to lead ‘em to another part of the iii00r_ Herc th -y arc! ow!" ' tl-ler young voice trosc in u lusty yell. A; once cume an ——“Al! Al! Al coming. Mews Arnieet!" "Coine. you fools!" he muttered, resuming the flight, h~hi pace quick- er than before. She was just beginning to (listin- gulsh the forms of the trackers when his speed forced them hack

answering hiilll . . \Vc are‘

passed, and utp the 5190B 593W 0t

anther .

She stirred uneasily iu his ainis. i

-rocl<y ivall he waited;

l a+ow H44

Little Cinderella

COLOR CU"l‘-0 UTS

§ .-»¢<~»¢»¢o<.-+voo-oo+v-

AN UNKNOWN UNCLE This is the st-tronil iluy'=i undid!!!‘ of the fziuinus story of “Aladdin or

the Magic Lauitp." Children who follow the story and cut out the pictures crcry day will have a coin- plo-to set of Aladtlin dolls.

Ono day Aladdin was playing in the street with his friends ivhen a strange, iicliiy dressed mun cull- cd to hiiu.

"Are you not the sou of Musin- plia. the tailor?" he asked.

Aladdin tiiisivereti that. he was.

"I knew it," cried the stranger throwing his arms about the lad. ‘HUN like your dear father you a-ze. l. lily dear boy, illll your un- clo, your father's only brother. For many years I have been in strange

countries and have made a vast fortune. Now I have come back in share it with you, for I have

heard that your father is dead, and l ivfsli to li~ ii father to you." (This stilt of Aladdin's is of pur- ple satin ll'lllllll\.‘ll with gold but‘- .0115 down the front and gold em- broidery around the bottom.)

never have tliircd as she had seen him dare.

Wltli uh nbruptness that made lliif think he had faillen, he leaped, down into u narrow gully" one oft many that scarred the plateau; but.‘ lighting softly. he turned at once and pushed along it. his new ditr< action at right angles to tho old.

l THAT CAR § OF z

YOURS

BY HARRY E. PORTER

l

. 1r - i -ii' e.- uud mllilll‘ hlniltllfr‘Xttlltullttlhiiiu We Will b“ column, qucstignsl r0811!” "l: Y cur or its nine un rim. l

Send W"? 11101117193 w ‘Allwmo “new. The Guardian Publishing C0,, Ltd., Charlottetown-

FORCE AND SPLASH FEED LUB- RICATION SYSTEM

Many modern cars have atluplcll this system because of its certainty to supply oil to all parts of the en- gllic.

its operation is almost, the saint: as the force feed but in additzon, has ii pipe lino leading to wells lie- luw tlie connecting rods into which ilippers installed on the rod dlP "ml tliiutv the oil around the rod bour- iug. The iualn bearing-s and llnliil: lit-are are usually lubricated tllrcct- ly from Lhc pump though the pip: line. 'l‘iiere is one iidviuitagc to this system. over the force feed. lu C1130 of trouble with the puinp twhilst on a trip uu extra quart or two of oll,in the base will enable the car lo proceed without iiiuch (fllllllCt‘ of trouble. This is not ‘so with ii furcc fcctl system, where tho car cannot ])l‘0(.'\‘i.‘(l under its own powrr if the oll pump does not worlt. The guuge in tho force und ttnivlash system is llie indicator of safety and the strainer the part to clean out monthly.

QUPJS.—»ThlG..llitiy not be in your line tllftictly but can you explain the llrtisb Thoruin-l Unit. 1t will help inc out in an exam.

. M.. Charlottetiiini. '

ANS.~—Thc ll. T. V. ls the amount cf heat that is required in raise the ll iiiptiriiture of one pound of watt-r one ilegree. Faronliirit (when the ivatcr is at its maximum ilenslty namely 39 ilcgrecs F.

.._____i____.___

Prince Edward island IN THE SURROGATE COURT 16th George V., A, D. 1925

ln ltc-lilstattv of Mary Ann Mc- Lean, latc of Loni; (fret-k iii Queens‘

Very quickly she saw why he had spurted so furiously. The gully be- came u crevasse whose bottom zi-ltliltrtl so steeply that he was for- ectl to pick his way with the great- ci-it of cure. it was a crack in the ruck of u cliff flanking the plateau (lIlWll which might have tumbled a cascade. it let them out at the foot Close pressed against the and above she heard the trackers go by.

When all sound bad ceased, he left the lurking place and held on through a brake of willow which. filling the space b. tween and dens- ely grown, gave liliii cove-r [ruin the cliff-top until he climbed out on the neighbouring rise. With u good running stretch again in front of liliii he stopped and set her down. "We will wait here till they dis- eovsr they are on a bad scent l-llltl

into tho ilarkiiess. He Wllg a vetry fine runner. With no little shrewd‘ ness site could estimate athletlc| excellence and skill, for games hud held a prominent place in tliel i-ichenie m’ her education. llltl ninny lllle athletes she had Month-never such r15 he. Up from hcr subcon- seiouuncss with this train "f thought tramc memory zifter iiieiii- "FY 0T 0111301‘ 990m! tidy-s; and as she sit-w iigiiln the trxclteil. ndmlr- lug girls, h-er frlendd, with whom had watched smite ftivo-rlte hero tin action; roninnce heitpangletli the night for her and Stlrlflllttrl ii“. itrtui fac- of the moor. liow tliuitti girls would have idolized this tttiiii a part of what she had seen him do.’ Whatl

sharp, would not any one of tlit-in linvcl a |_-_ DEWARI Irlvon to be curried thus tln hls|

V Prflldem‘ arms. his strength and flcetness

charionetow", 23rd June’ 1925. nut to 'lllt! test, not by rivals. lnit igiigJune 2541mm“, 62‘ l1)’ [01-‘5- "0 fllturtcil suilili-iily. Her _ . ,__ _ _ _ _ ' "lliclllvfiiilill flrevii, “The nuitir H0611]- gx-i u *- Vi V, or o move, no icy, “i p350‘ ‘ Wet ho avoided obstacles. o: llr-iiipii

"W?" . . and that train of thought worked on. lato a tru/rr

iicrspceltlvt: It threw him wherein

nvten his late frenzy ceased to be a

court-c of fllllfllIl0l-~bt!.:ll|lt-e riilher containing one linmlroil norm of 5i source 0f comfort; [or uh.) cow

tlint his terrors were of himself,

bnrn. lrnnur nnil lm o a . “like “Hm M6 slmnmm "ml "r

“i. upmflmh ’ "' "' "‘ "'°"' l" them, B clearer manifestation of his- t ciuiit. n .M. PALMER, "tlwer to suveni greater giiiiriinteel v “in of hor security. A weaker man

. g; i3: might never have shown her such i2in alllbcltlfll. tlr-rcenesii: a weaker iruin could

A. D. 1327-1330. — Edward lll was. fifteen at the time of lllli accession. A Regency wus form; Jeni, but the real power rested in Isabella and Mnrti mer. The acknow~ lctlgmtint of Scot- tlsh independence weakened Morti- mei-‘s influence, and he. was charged ‘with the murder of

hanged at Tyburn. . h“ iprisoned in her manor of Rising.

MORE lLIIMOURS OF HISTORY‘

we 805m: 5v no". monrmalrs cor t_ - m oto Enouo» I Li. an an

oast back," hexsaitl. "They won't he long. Bettier llc down aux] res "

l-lo lay down himself niid began to case his strained lungs with slow, doe-p breathing.

lRtlllBlEll WITH icziiii stilts,

Scalp inflamed. Hair Fell Out. Cutlcura Heals.

e ya ‘ wan troublodwlth ecun-ia forutgreu yearn. It broke out on the back of her head and hr hair all fell out. The eeunia sealed om and her scalp was red and lo~ flamed. l: was very painful and the irritation at night kept my 11911111" awake. _ “A friend told rno about l‘

Soap and Ointment so l purchased some and within a week there waa a deemed improvement. l pur- chnd more and after ullrig two bone of Cutfcura Ointment. to- gether with the Cutlcura Soap. aha wan completely healed." (Signed) Mn. John Donovan, Lewllton, Minn" june ll, 1924.