any st

Hunter River

Kensington

glassy Station mnrerslds

Tuesdays at Vernon Station and

Murray River.

For infomation call

CANADIAN PACKING C0. LTD. . _,J. M. RQOP, Manager

Pls`%_Kenslngton Road __

Pho 558.' f ' fl .` _

on 9-15-Mu. _

For Sale

Offers will be received for the pur-

chase of the large store and ware- houoes, etc. situated at Kinross, and occupied by J. F. nous. This bust ness was established over fifty years ago and still offers grand possibilities for a new man. Also, for purchase

large dwelling house. There is iu‘ connection with this business a largo Post Office paying a nice snlur'y_ _ Anrlv io. ' _ J. F. ROSS,

Kinross.

899-9~12EI~`rlia9ipd. I

clzezipest ."3-:ln hczzfcr on the Lrarkct - -because the beztciit derived is 05' I- _

IUIIVCH LLIIB /

.. . ..- l--=i-i`l-:;|:ll---irilh. " -'ll' ..-~-‘I *"‘-` "' "" ‘“P""""”“ ‘ ` A ` ‘ ' '

rn-eu. that is why Lum-Bok is thu _ ___ Jang fnems at .._!_,,|__l_-_i_,_|____l__- _,__#._.______,_,_ morning for Halifax. . _____£5__V _E 1 ..._-,E

[__ - at _-lil. _-..,_- - ____5l. _,.1 _ / _ _

grentci' thrn can be got from - ordiiiary clzztmcfzts. 'I‘l‘.l.a is due to the fact that Zatr:-Dui: is all melli- ciizc-~1l=0". OY;lir:;‘.ry ointmcnls are 5'? nuullclzic sud thc` balance animal i`.'.i. l

The rtrpci-Iority-' of Zam-link in l

proved b-yt*:cz;::.1j.' r'\sr.': of chronic :Lil ll iriJtl)fr\`;iil:l ol-l zu?"-5 '..'l;ltli _\'I.-Id to thc pf'-'..'cr oi'Zai:1-link after

a-;!l rritcr tru_it:~:f-‘vs have fullcd.

’l`!;c utru-:ual l‘o.1‘cr of pc-:tctrzition

which Z.iui-llul»: lot fstfostiilablexs it 1-.1 r<‘f'.:‘h the u:::le:~f§.'irg tis.-fncs, \\'Iii»rc :slain ii'c~~il-las have their "roof" Tilt-‘1 the _gi-x‘f:‘.fcit’;:l pr'o= - portics in Z1i":-lluk ticutroy nl' ‘ gtri.:.~'. lntil this is done ilu'-.IZ

can l-vvoz' l-o tl:-.V.l;i,g-li. The rezisoii why ;ore~; ll-at i.'1\o been trcatcd with '.r-.!in:'.r;.' ¢i~:l' =';t'. brcult out af:.:t.'li i.-1 l.-i»:':i'.~'l: t2.o i'»‘::;..¢!;.' has 1 1u~`.'t‘;' got to il-.- f' _'it o" the trouble, ` but has o;;l_\' l:~.Y- d ovcz' tht- onli-1' slain, '/.a-.i1.»ll;:k. on the contru\.;‘, \|l\rooi~r skin of-in o. and the cure

is 1~t»z;-jfctc a1..i pf r:.;;-.i;ci1t.

1{:::i:»:luk so ir il I-.lwlcys be usc..l

fri' 1.-,.t-lin, l-.r"\'.'o:'z1l,`!t':1flt f-'ol'e:1_ 1" ll. =, ali---~. os, ulcers, blood- ; : -.>ri.l:rr,'.:1ii if piles, cols, burns . '~-l ‘-‘ All dealers or Zanl-link

’l‘.;ron'.o. 50c. -box, 3 for $1.25.

..`.,,~.- ...4./.iso-eu.-

==.___ ----_~---- _

inn ion suv.

340 acres, T0 acres in a high stall- _

of cultivation, 30 at-rr_\.s <=as_v vicar -l. 150 acres good second l.-,rowili 1ii:‘_=l and soft wood, tin- i'ciii;iii1ri-Jr mar-.1 lHll<l» 80011 Dilritlire, lots of aid--rmu-l. Good farm' buildings, well fi-in ~\d an-l watered, southern slope without hills, no daisy or other bad weeils.

‘-rr. _

A _ : fa'-‘.f'.° _ n -div, TC _ lr.” ra- ' ' .. »'§.<§&§./' 'fi i '-'~.=lI,-.-

-_u,‘A. , . ’ 1 »~. -

_...__

‘ess

FARM Q SALE

lilo avr(-.- with .-ir without crop, ll/4

This is an 0_“.,,m.m swpk f:,rm_ ,,n,1li|iili~< from Ifigg Station, ni-ar ciiurirh- it has always carried a large stock."-`3 5L‘li‘)"l- A9915' ll’

A good deal of this farm has live-ii rc- cently mussel-nindded, and is

convenlcntlv located ni--nr Dundas. l

If you ara looking fol- a good farm at|

the ri‘ght price, you should _-*co ihisi

offer before you bu_v.

JOHN D. MCGOWAN, St. Pf‘ter's Bay, lt, lt. \`o. ‘_’.

l’. ll. I.

.i_. T 7'*

AUCTION SALE I

JOHN C. McLEOD,

Lyndalo, P. ii. I.

-tml-1(>-lilitlitullipd.

iN CHANCERY

Before the Master of the Rolls.

l9’GU§UUlCU9UUU$

L|FE'S CONTFIADICTIONS

L cHAP'l‘ilR IQXXVI-

than strange were certain Periods of my life. It`ls n terrible thing to bg jealous of the living, to fool. lllal one you love is spending t1m_e and thought with another. But lt_

rr ' :ff

g_-,.-¢-'-* _

1;? ts.; -l

i, _( ,. _

"»»*'“ \ K . ,__l` ` Mr, J. A. 0'Halloran, station ag- R I --1 “lil ' at nluumneiu was in the ony yes- penn su1' Nor ronco-r‘ri~:N _

_ Anas zest tcrdny. _ _- . _ -

llow str.\nge,*;llfe lst: How more ,_ _ ~ g '*°"°*“

k`°lol`ood M

is infinite! worse to he 18111005 °f ‘

the one whu_has superseded you lll- the affections of the man you love. when you feel that hc still glvcs her the greater affection. One might iight a living personality of whom one was jealous but how impossible -and how wicked -- to fight one

who has 'passed onl

lt had been sevcrul (lays since I

had read l.eola’s Letters - days in ivhirh I thought of nothing else. I felt almost as if l had had ti. glimpse

of her living, so strong an impression fl did those urltten \vords make upon n

nn>_ (ll-ulizsni. but they tell me Sho lil

ll' Everett were kind l Wolllll v

think ot' what she had written-that v

he never had, never could love .\'o om- evcr thought he would marry lc

' <;\“ ’ »-

ie'

., _. .

ll' SVP” ,f ,_., :I ~_- café* ‘SLI _‘_ _ -

Tri <

‘l."} r

_`*l`_" _

._ _ ent

_-__

representative of the John '1`0\llYl (30--

"='Tl’\e Conductor James McAuIay of the

__;i|.-Ill"|u-'Ihh-'Pi P E I _R and WI" McAu|ay lan

llillloriglna-Fl' O ‘terdu-Y otha trip to Boston. Within a mother’s heart. A daily Twnscontmenul S?-vice be-I

,,||,_,| ‘ By his parents M,._ and M,-,_ John tween Toronto-Wlnnipei;- “ncouver

Mr. una -Mrs. J. B. ouu-let una (, _me mv,__,,,_,, .. E_ ,_ -victoria. is the nrluclrsl feature an- iss Amme Gaude[_ Ml,,C,,u¢l|e_ were “'86 ' ' -' nounced in the -Canadian National

. ' Rai

in the city yesterday. .

Miss llivelyn Reddy, has returned

ln loving memory of Pte. James E-

pltal, B E F- T

ygiving,

death's dart: '

They are not dead whose memory

still is living-

lc D

3?-1553'?-T-m5°`i';°S‘i`f°=3‘?'°" IN MEMORIAM Canadian Natinnalf

r. Harry Lemon of M_;>llt8_El|9-B"e` Crane, lflth Canadit;_n_ Batt1_;l|€.‘_>u____“_l:_l_¢_>` ' `

turned soldier, left yostel' BY 01' 03' gave up his life for ng Ml 0 ' f _ _ ` ` . ton where he will reside. October 13, 1918, in 55 General HOB- |NcREA§ED S_ERV|cE

Mr. L. W. Murdock, the D0D\l|1\l‘ They are not dead who fail in battle ranscontlnenial Train Evqry Day in

the W-eck -

H-lu-x. is 1- -he uw- 1-1...-h uve. for hmouf. smiling at T°'°"*~“W'""'P°°'V“"°°"'°"“V'°*°'*lr'

In effect Oct°ber 5th _

lways and Winter time table.

This train will leave Toronto 9.15 m. daily and will he equipped with

toner home in Tignish alter visiting Axwortlry, Spill" 'l"llU~‘l “ml hm ‘ up-to-date sleeping, dining, first-class

vaf

_“l:"f"' }?:'f'e_ren Gmhm" Sllflflf-ised wi i lends in Charlottetown and vicinity. Jean also startl‘d. ' .dny coach, to_urlst and colonist cars. I . . ~

il.isiy1».u when in- uhullcd

(vor have .seen the present MPS.

t-ry young, very uusophistlcuted, M of-y l-ffercnt from tho first wife. M

another. That was it. lic couldn`t nguin. Ile was so crazy over his Y”

love mo l>i-cuiiae his love was bu|'ied it with l.<»ul;i. And l was learning n tu(-h :lay to love him more deal'l.V5 il

l-:if-'sioiiziir-l_\'. ll

At times I felt I mu-st open my v.

'i|'e. I dcn’t think ever I knew a

'M~ml§liEl'stS(l:Elnl`gl‘. PW” $3-00° tion library car.

l‘S“'\nd Mrs J Hale Strong (lifes: Grace Direct' b' m‘ by Wm" r.’\l SA mbtored to Cliarlottetown tel' -lllrcct (Vulentine) . . . ... me convenience of passengers, whlla

_' '_ . l<‘r: k llewoy. ll- ll- l(""x)~ t‘avcllln-" through 'the Rockies, .

steiday fiom bumineislde. _ _)._"'__ (__ Burncu b_ g_ (Mm, ' "’ Q”

ll lf( |

Best time 2.07'/,_ Between Torcnto und |Wiunlpeg the;-5

The Phoenix Hotel Prlzo.. P3°|"9' will also be n compn.rtment-obscrva-

A parlor cur will be attached, for

v--is lc#-l .nw

they may enjoy, in the utmost comfort

ian who was so in low. Ile never

itcrforred with the least thing she dun, is undergoing trco_tniunt_ in the

to long for his love in return more wanted to do, and most men would' P..E. Island _Hospit.x_l, (.liarlu.t-_:to\\n.

ave many times. Ho aged 10 years llcr many Irie-luis wish her 1 >l»ef‘il.\

ilzen sh., diedf' I nm anxious to recovery.

heart to him, must tell him how I nicht this wife.”

si|i`t`crt-tl lieifziiise ot` fealty to l.r-ola, must tcil him I knew why n iw ||idn‘t love me: Then my pride n would intervene-and yet not so “ much wide, perhaps, as hope that :=rni\r<Izl‘y I would win him. li

“lf hc would let me tako down lo

hul- ictureo I would be happier," I li

pictured face. h ' I know now that had I followed my inclination and told ldvcrctt all I felt, even .ull I had done - reading_ l.cola’n letfcrs, cite., he would have niad,. me see things as they wcrc. not in tire distorted way they ap peaieil to me lint it was harder

tiian'r-vc`r fouiiic to be l|app.V`- I F

cried wlionover I thought of those letters, and that made him cross.

"You must be ill Sandra. I shall nd a physicf-an to talk with you.

woman cries all the time for

othing. Your eyes have been red ami swollen most of the time the last three or tour days. If you aren‘l

:gre

"I would have snid he would have

Rev. J. A. Macdonald, Souris was

iarried Irma Barton i|` hu had rc- in the city yesterday.

iurrlcll,” the one addressell replied.

M-r. Jack McRae. of Glace Buy, (T.

i hear he is 'often with her as it is." ll., arrived in the city Wednesday .lust thou Ali-ce called that she night cn a visit to his former home

nil finished and I was obliged to uve with her, nn my better foci- glad to sec lilru again- igs gone, all my unhappiness re-

mutternll as l stood before her turned - auglllelliod DY what I had

r- 11 rd _

in Rocky Point. His many friends are

Mr. ami Mrs. John Saunders

city, spent the past week at I-‘ark (lornar the guests of Mrs. Wm. li.

Tomorrow -_ S-andra’s Father (flmpbell. While in New London Mr._

and lvlothu Vlgigs Hg,-_ Saunde-rs purchased a choice car of

cattle l`rom the following leading

,_ L..__.___-__ farmers of Malpeque and New ___inli-

don: Mr. George Benirsto, Mr. il

ur _ colin Mctlougun, Mr. Sinclair McGou-

gan, Mr. Jas. V. Peake, Mr. Robert Fltzslinnions and other prominent farmers. The cattle are intended for

Saunders & Newsom's retail trade.

_._ Q7.; _

(Special To The Guardian)

_ _ _ (_ _ __\,____.‘L_____| plly) . . . . . . . ....,'...._._..2

M15' Ddvld Mac wegl" 0 ‘ "l » llullg Alai-.antura,. li.. m. (lill-

.\'Ef\V YORK, Oct. 8-For the flrsi

V.-.)~»-_

Auction sale at Mt. Iirzlii on .\I'»r.-

day, October 13, at ont- o'<<l.'-.I-it ,-Einrp I will sell lr; public aut-lion on aiiovo date 40. acres of clioiiw- land; all vi--an and lu a good state of (~uili\-.i:ioi~.: also the following stoalag 2 milvii cows; 6 choice young fat .-.iillt-, Il years old. Terms at .-all-'. .\lr.<. .\ii;a nie Ryan.

J- A. McDONALD',

. All-‘lf.iiit‘v~i‘

1470-10-9M.'li.

P. E. ishop Hosrihu

The annual appeal to tin- pulllit- of

Queens and Kings Counties for tin-

financial assistance iio<~(».~ls;1i‘y to car-

ry on the work of tho llo.-piml will

be made on Noviiiiilif-i' lst.

Bc prepared to ini-I-t ilh- roli~»i~!or.~

with an encouraging word and a gon-

erous contribution.

'I’he Hospital nccils your hclp.

W. K. ROGERS.

(`hairmun lfioard ol' 'l`rii.<!\'c-1

31 eod.

__+ ,_,____

AUCTION At Sumineiside

I am instrucied'b_v the -'Iiusiccs

of the Estate of the late .lolm Dobson to scll by Auction on ilu- prefnises at Suinrncrsidc on TUESDAY O'1TUlii‘.ii llth at 2 0’clock p. in. \TheSummcrside Sic-arn Inhal- dry Propcrty and' Plant recently damaged by fire. This is the only Steam Laundryin l‘rincc County and a good business proposition for the right man.

At the same time and place I

will also sell one delivery horsc. express waggon, harness and quantity of coal on premises

Terms made known on sale. For further partizulars apply ni

the office of Heath Strong, Solicit- or Summcrside Dated this 6th da of October A I). 1919.

FFREDERICK J, l5.WlllGl|T

` Auctioneer

1403-10-7M5l.

Auction s/-in

_ I offer for sale, my farm. .stork aux* machinery ns follow-;;~-On .\loudny.

`l‘ur:lluan Road and on the East by` (final in possession of John Hanson.

October 27th 1919 ono o'cloclt p. lu..

\li.‘-- IC. .Ii-nkins, Aliulinistratrix,

if \\';ill.'\ci: \\'. Jenkins and oth(-rs.

-Coinlilaiiianis.

and

krflixii' l-I Jrnkins and others,

~1Jefcndants.

l'.ir.-i::ni¢to rt Decretnl Order made :i lin- ubovo cause on the lllth dayof -lt-l-'<=:ni><-r, (.-\.I). 1919) by Ilis lionor, iv- .`.l;i.-.if-r oi' the Rolls, I will .set up .n'l .yi-ll by l’uillic Auction on tho .-wliii;-~s on 'l`n-'.l_al:i_‘.', the I-ith dz\_\' of .»t'oln~:' (.\.I>. 1910) at I2 o'<:lo<'k noon. .\l.l.tir‘lt.l1arc(-l of lun-i ill' ;<or:1»|o\\'ii, being Town Lot No. 9 inl .nl ianuc, l.<-ltcr "_-\” of Town Lotsl ii (it-1».';‘.otii\\'ll, Io lu; sold in i\'.'o l:ar- ---! _ bounilcd as follows: I .`x'o_ I. (`omnii-n<~in: on thc ‘.'\'-.-;=r

=i:l.» of i\'1~nt Stroot in Ihr- Nortli-.».1st li: lo nl 'l`o\\'n l.oi Nliiiilu-i' eiglil, ‘_'ntl' '£.1:\::c, l.<-lfor “.-\", tlioni~c North :tion'.'_ .\'- ui Slrccl, liiirly-six foci, thence al i'_'l|i antics \\'\-st foz|_\'~twn ict-1,* li\-n|~<- S-intli p:ir:ill<-I linc with Kent* 'frm-1 lo the No.-ill .sitio of l.o: l\`un\~.' oi. l\l..tiz.~in-i- I-la.-:t along ilu- salm-

il to Ki-nt .\`ii'r1»| for all li\i|'l|'i:;\,-:L

.\o_ 2. (‘on\nn-n<'inL: at it point. in ho \\'ost sitio ol' lsluni street thirty-six oi-1 .\'or|l1 ol ilu- .\'or|lioats| angle oi" l`u\\'n I.:/I l\'n1nll<\r oiglii in the 2n(ll t':1i:_'-_-_ lwiit-i' ilie-nt'e..'\'o1'ti1 along. .ll-of Strut-I lo |‘|t‘ t»i>rnr-r ol' lientandf li-hinonrl Str(-»-i:;, thence \\'o.~:t along? .‘i-- Suulli sidl- of ltichmond Street ; lir_\'-four fr-t-I, ilu-nr-o at riglit angles 3..--.fill one liunilri-il and twenty feet or .» lin- North liar- of Lots fronting on ..`.:|<-r .'\`t|'t-ct, (hr-nco along said line o;'l_\-t\\'o foot, lhcnco at. right angles .'-will ihirl_\'-.six fi-oi, thcncc ut iight xn';l<-s l~!a;-xl to thi- place o|` coninlencn- ni-nt ri-sf-rving tlivrcont. to the own- -ri: or or-<~\il1i<»r;< for the time lu-ing of 'he adjoiniiiir (.\`o. I) next liorf>inbr-- ore iii-sni~ilu~<l, liaivrcl of said ’l`o\vn .ol .\`o, SI :i right ol' way for all pur- -o:.t-.-: |w<~|\t- it-vt \\,idc, extending ov- I- tho Soulli side ihereoi' |`rom the f<>.1fli\\'i'si colnvr tl i>rvnt` I~I:t:~'lwa|'llly it- lien( Stir(-i. 'lim last tit-sci-ibeti' .»i| ol' said Town l_.ot No. ii is sold -iiriot-I to thc cxishng icnaiicy of thc ’;.n:ulian Ilank of Coinniercv nl tht- 1...1i-rn part of the crmind floor oi' ‘ho lnrcv I(-nclncnt situftte ihercon,us lr- saino is now in the occupation of lilo said flank. 1

.\l.HU Town Loi. No. ll in the 1st,

ltiinvc, l.I‘ttt-r "Il," of Town Lots in it oral-town. This lot will be sold in wo p:n'<-cis (Eastern and Western) -:tr-h p:ircr~l having a. froflt on Rich- -uond Street ul” 42 foot and running .hir-it South ilicrcfroni by parallel lin-

‘.s ISU li-ct.

_-\I.S(l Town Lot No. 10 ln the 3rd

ltangc. Lcttcr "A" ol' Town Lots in

flcorlzolown aforesaid.

.-\l::o that lrnrt oi' land. parcel of

‘ho It-»sorvL-d lands adjoining the l'o\vn of (ii.'orl.:t=town, bounded: On rho South by the Burnt Point Road; »n tin- \\'est. by land in possession oi' \nsus lvIt~l’liee, on the North by thc

Tin- said lands shall be sold free

'rom incumbrnnces and freed and

'icarod from all and every the estate

bmden Beeden my ,.,,;_»,._ ,.,,;|_._._ g_,,,._. ind interest. therein of thc said Alice ,_ p|ow_ single p|(,w_ ,H,,,._ lm”-,,.,._ q,;,.l. l-l. Jenkins and discharged from all Drop n little Freezone on an-aching ha"-0w_ sp,-lm; moth lm.,-0,.-_ ,.,,,,|1,.r_ her clnliu of dower therein. corn, Instantly that corn stops hurt-

cart, truck wagon, buggy. driving _ wagon, driving sleigh. box sleigh. fan ~ ners, 2 wood sleighs, range. now sew , ing machine, lot shingle-I uuzl lirlards grinding stone, hay. straw. \vln»,;l,

The sale will be confirmed by the lourt ol' Chancery without expense to

ill, what are you crying for;_'."’

'imc since the annual fur auctions bc-

“l‘lf~.:so don`t send :1 doitor to _ '

mu. Everett. I won\ cry any more.

Iguess lam lonely. You havcn'\ __

horn with in vcr' much since we '. -` ,_ _ - . i

0 5 _ihis was due to the- combination of .ng of the Kentucky ,rrotmlg Home

readers" Association was the race

tor the Phoenix Hotel prize of a value f $3,000, in which Direct C. Burnett as the favorite. but failed his _hack- rs. ln the first heat the favorite led ntil within a short distance of the

t-:inte hack. you know."

“\\'hat ai baby you arc! Aren't

_\'r.\| i-vcr' piling to grow up? .lust as I coinmince to fecl you nro im-

proving. you act like this. I am al- n:ost discouraged that you will ever

I‘.:\ve thc poise ncct-..<s:1ry for n woman

,an in this city nearly four years nga t was nccssary today to hold an ev- iing session to complete schedule.

urge offerings of some of the fur is llsposed of and the fact that several . if the articles on the list were of thc _ ;ind that have to be sold in small " nts. This was especially true of Mar- W cn, otherwise known as Hudson Bay 0

A in Grand Circuit

LEXINGTON, Ky., Oct. 7.-The

`c:iture of today's rncing.at the meet-

if she is ii, be happy und hfivc

fiicnds. Scnd for Mrs. Sloane to , ride with you. Do something any- thing. hut <i_v and pout about nothing at all. I do not mean to scold you. .__ Sandra. iiut it is hard to under- ‘ stiiml what you \vunt-wliat _von ex- lrcfl." f

I wanted his love - had expcctcrl M

it until lately. Now l wanted ‘it 0 1; .fro than ever. -Hut l'~1i"ttI"=n‘ot EX

litrl ii.

After he loft I acted upon his ad- A

vii-o and called up Alice Sloane. Sho _, \v.':s ilvliglitoil to go wilh mc. if I ;. wiultl shop a liiilo before we rc-

tilrnrrl.

Wd had .1 delightful ride, and real-

l,\‘ I fcli almost normal again when

irihlc, which was the star pel‘form- u r. Not only did the general run of ‘

hese skins bring high prices through- f mt but the best dark and extrd dark

iclts, wlgch came from the western e irt of le Labrador Peninsula fet- _ ht-il .n.~_/where from $70 to $163. _ The best fisher brought the high fx ignre oi' $230 per skin `unll two big_

virc, where Cox, behind Frank Dewey amc- with 11. rush and won with some- hlng to spare. Graco Direct, which had paced -an asy mile in the first heat, won the _,atrend in easy fashion, after which hc defeated her field in n hard drive I th.; third mile.

ht-.k timber pens solo fm- $105 our-h. F I" ‘hc “"9 for ""°e`y"“"`°'d "Ming

__ rdiilary welt' brought up to $25.75, 0 ` l`h(- humble raccoopfdetcheli as high V.

- $16.50, wlldcot reached $13.50. .\l:|rinot with 60 per cent and Wol-

orino with 50 per cent, showed the _ .irgc lnriwciitzige advance today over H ho avifi‘a|g.,~ prices paid at the spring ._ `ilrT hrrc last April,

'l`ho total realized today was $1,400,- 0

‘-ringing the grand total for the first

uturity, Julius DeForest was at odds n. but failed to win the race going

Hoine Fast, with the veteran Geers

1 the sulky. The 2.06 cless for pacers was a

lr:|\vn out affair, with three heat win- ers, the two favorites, Cal-gary Earl nd John Quirk. going down to de- eztt to Direct the (Work, an extreme utsider.

“"" "@“f"h?ll the 511098 ‘ner all h°“l"5‘ ialf of the sale to $3 600 000 Thelt The 2-12 Class for "Otters was H

rldo. lint it seenie<{ll was to have ` no rr-livf from my morbid tlioliglils -not for long. \

-\\'hlfc Ali:-c was selecting some fat-wing silica and things, I wandered idlv down tho counter and was halted bv iicnring I'lvcrett's nanw

spoken by a very good-looking ADDRESS AND PRESENTATION

TO REV. P. S. DUFFY .

i-_ Jolmny Quirk, ch. g. (Egan)

(ln Saturday evening Sept. 27, n M2110 Butlste. b. E- (Cox) 4

. ‘ illotlly mnuber oi` the parishioners of

1.1. .losoplrs (‘hur<~h,' Morell waited

Q \ on their loving pastor at the paroch-

ril resilient-fi and csentcd hi with

- - - - ' in' - m ‘

D , .au address and a well filled purse ani-

IT T uuntinf.; to the sum of two hundred

,_ i_i1d forty dollars ($240.)

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lays total is tho second new high rec- _ :rl cslaiilisllcd hero in the last 41-l

hours.

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c . i’. Is. lluffy

ante affair, Jess Y., winning the first wo heats and D. J. Burke the third. SUMMARY 2.06 Class Pacing. Purse $1,000

Direct the VVork, b. g., by

liir. \Vork (ML'Alllstcl‘).. 3 3 1 1

Calgary !Earl, ch. h. (Keen-

er) . . . . . . .. . .

#NH

5°)-AIQ 4:-"*"’ I"w.¥5l

Iarvey K. also started. , I3(-st time, 2.03%.

2.12 Class Trotting- Purse $1,000

.Ice-is Y., li. m. by Wlllock (Cox) D. J. Burke, b. in. (Keener The Ace, li. m. (Mltchell)..... Bovolo, blk. g (-McCarthy).....

' Lady Wilgtf Wlnnctonia,

Q t. §_:.~\N::»=»- C' za www >- 55;-GLU-l¢

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ltcv. Iienr l-`utlier:-Tile parishion-

’ll0 l)ll‘f'f‘Su .\'ou art- about to sever _r_uur connection with this congrega- tion :ind rt-nicve to another field ul' .~iacred¢.tal labor I-:innot allow you to _go_ without expressing their apprec- .ation of your man-_.' noble qualities of llillld and l\eart’aud their regret`ai. )'()llI` ilL‘[)iii`tUl`(5.

fl;-id.S.i...le:f.::f.'."1.,li;":s...1f.f:;"‘;i To Relieve Catarrh

Catarrhal Deafness

And He`ad Noises

Persons suffering from catnrrhal

for few cents ' _

-iQ

~ O \ ." the hope that health anti happiness

I may be .Yours in whatever portion of

l)l|l'lilg the Few _rears 01' ygur png.

t_f:_l_;;t_1;__;:l_St._ .losepirs your unselilsh

~ , - 0 (ll Y. your nd attention

Get rid of every corn and Callus F., the _,,i,,k and you-__ mme _mnssum_

mg manner have enshrined yon ln

\ _ our hearts and it is also consoling to

""5 I-hilt You -are to remain -so near to us that we can expect to ngnin often

_ meet you. We congratulate the people

.' y I g spar-

oo to continue your blessed work and

- would ask you to some time rememb-

‘ -r us nt the Holy Altar, -

_ In conclusion wo ask you to accept ___\ lllls nurse -is u tangible evidence how-

""el` feeble of our esteem for '/ou with

__~ , .our best wishes for your ‘welfare and

the Lord's vineyard ou ma be call-

dcaltiess, or who are growing hard of hearing and have head noises will be glad to know that this distressing af- fliction can usually be successfully t-rentetLat home by an internal medic- ine that in many instances has effect- ed complete relief after other treat- ments have failed. Sufferers who could scarcely hear have had their hearing restored to such nn extent that the tick of a watch was plainly audible seven or eight inches away from eith- er ear. Therefore, ii’ you know of sonic- one who is' troubled with head noises or catarrhal deafness, cut out this for- mula and hand it to them and you may have been the means of saving some poor sufferer perhaps from total deafness. The prescription can be pre-

-pared at home and is made as fol-

lows:

Secure from your drnggist 1 oz Par-

W ¢,,;f.n

b:Cl ;.:l~:

man)`.......... . . . . . . . . . ... _

Year-Ola Pacers. Purse $2.000

Ilomc Fast, b. f., by Trump I-‘ast

(Gccrs) . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...1l

Julius l>ol~‘orust, b. <-.. (Fleinlllgi 2 2 Signal Boy, ch. g. '(’Stokes’)... 3 3

Only three starters. \

Best time, 2.07%.

,M _._._,*_._.,.,,.,,,,..,.....,.....¢..¢.....».....¢. ,-.s--s

‘ inmefsnon

ents, cone

"Pape’s Diapepsin" at once fixes Your Sour, Gassy,

Acid stomach I

M.-...._...........»................N...............»».

Stomach acidity causes lndigestion!

what upset your stomach? Well, tion't bother! The moment you eat a tablet

lumps of indigestlon pain, the sour I ness, heartburn and belching of gases, duo to acidity, vanish-trul~y wonder-

ful!

Millions of people know that it is

needless to btrbothered with indlges- tion, dyspepsia or u disordered stom- ach. A few tablets of Pnpe’s Diapep- sin neutralize acidity and give _relief at once-no waiting! Buy a box of Pape’s Diapepsin now! Dou’t stay miserabie! Try to regulate your stom- ach- so you can eat fav rite foods wlthou-t causing distress‘I‘he cost is

so little. The benefits so great.

Tenders for_Shtnep & lambs

Sealed tenders will be received up

to noon of Friday the 17th Oct lust for the purchase of sheep and l.nnb-i

price pei ll dciivcled at Morell Station.

' Secretary; I

Morell Farmers’ Institute.

The adjourned annual meeting of 1

the Standard Black Fox Co. Ltd.. will -

1492-10-10tn\w1<li f

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Furnitug Sale

I am instructed by Prof. Barlow to

brose and Villa Streets, Brighton, on Wednesday, October 15th, 1919, cmn~l men`clng at 1 o'clm:k p.1n., nil _hls, choice furniture, consisting of pnrlor,l dining room, hall, bedroom and kit- .‘

BENJ. CARTER, A

Auctioneer.

g llmlgin _ nan-iq

4 5 the magnificent scenery for which the

(jgniiliaxi National route is famous.

F'ux'tl\ei' -particulars can bc obtained

Ray Grafton. h. E. (I-llllllllllg ,frc-nl Passenger Officers of Uanada's

Best time. 201%- _ National system oi’ Railways,

The Kentucky Futurity for Three- 1480_10_10ME6|_

WHY BE

ONE I

OF THE CROWo? I

The DeVere Aviation will

make you a competent pi-

ot. Course of flying for

Aero Club Certificate, un.. der reliable instructors, cor-

Food soaring, gas, distress! Wonder I'€SpOI`ld€I1Ce COUTSB III t€Cl`l-

nical instruction, directed

or two of Pape‘s Diupepsin all the by men. A~dmlF3ble

anding field. Trial Flights. Write for particulars.

DeVere Aviation School

Truro, N. S. ._ -

sa; g _@|1__J

REAT CLEARANCE

Auction sun

I am instructed by Henry ughes, Scotchfort, to sell by

. . ' ` '_' H

of Morell Fnrmers'_ Institute. State Auction on Thursday’

.. ,

ct.. 16th at 1 o’clock p. m.

r John MAcoouc.A|.|., (new time) albhis Stock, Crop,

mplements and Household

1-me-10-sawrnisipu. _ Furniture.

Terms: all sums of $8 and

___ under cash, over that amount

2 months credit on approved

. ' ` t notes If da roves un-

b» held in Y. VM. (. -A. parlors, Octo- lom - hh tum mst., -.n 8 phi. favorable, the sale will be held

irsi fine day. Sale positive

ii_s___i’_arn1 is sold. Se_e hand-

JOHN C. McDONALD

Auctioneer

` “__ 1440-10-8Mwfm5lpd.

se-ll at his home on the corner of Am-

FARM FOR SALE

L-hen i`urnlture, rugs mats, curtains, of Clem- 1-and m New Glasgow wml oil_cl§>th_s. <li_shes and lots of choice new house and nl] good out bundlngl luin tm:-. terms cash. For further particulars nipply to

WILLIAM ORR New Glasgow, P. E. I.

1493-10-ionopu 1414-ioancipu.

FARM FOR SALE

_..~?. l

Desirable farm. of 115 acres, 10

and 5000. large, up to date outbulld ings, in high state of cultivation, well watered. For i’urther particulars np- P

- A. N. McLEOD,

Brookfield '

or, N. McLEOD

‘ _ Eldon Hotel '

Mon. Wed. Fri. 2 Wks 11

B'-f ;.-_ 'i___

Hazelbrooll.

No_1__1cE

The Hazelbrook Dairylng Co. src

miles from Charlottetown, with house grepnl-ed to 1-gcelve cream by tggm

~ - __r by rail in the Murray Harbor line.

relght refunded on rail shipments. rompt cash returns monthly. For

Dly to further information see or write the

Manager

A. W . JONES,

' . Manager.

ss-9-zemmopa. -

ing, than you lift it right out. lt

me pu_.chm,m._ doesn't pain one bit. Yes, magic!

tfnnillilons at sale. - ' Why walt? Your druggist sells a

Dated this 19th day of September,

tiny bottle of Freezone for a few

8 horses. 'l cows. 50 hens. 2 ples. fl- ”~ 1919- ` cents, sumuient to i-in your resr.¢>rsv~

driving harness, cart harness; also nil other articles. '

Bale positive as farm is sold.

Terms at ssle. L

. - MRS. JA8. GILLAN, . ~" ` St. Pal-rick's Road 1.41 I-10-Blldlwkpd .

f .V .' -.,

A. B. WARBURTON.

. . Muterln Chancery_ cry hard corn, soft corn, or corn be-

l. D. Stewart, K.C., ° tween the toes, and caiiuses, without

S°"°l'°"' . m30_9_w_M________o__8_ _soreness or irritation. Freezono is the

_ 5-' - iiliK.‘

s, _`

____ _ ,much talked of ethor discovery of av

l_Vllnard’; ilnlmrnt cures garnet in cows 'Cincinnati B€l1|“_F.'

. _ I

4 sdbolnaara. ,. -. .. ‘ A..-.» '

<_> ~’f ‘mil 0" lllelf lzucd 'fortune ard hope

llllfl llrfly that \on ma be o

`z~d to x l y Y

1 ‘ G 9l'0 SB the Sacred mllristry. mint (Double Strength.) Take this

Signed on be-halt' of’ the parishion.

OTH! ’M0|'el|. Seilt. 27th 1919.

He U‘”“l‘°d *he People sincerely for

him and assured them that he would

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homo and add to it 1-4 pint of hot

,__ _ water and a little granulated sugar;

__ 'l`_r_J this address und' presentation stir until dissolved. Take one table- * 9' Duffy mn-le a suitable reply, spoonful four times a day.

"___ ___ Parmint is used-ln this way not only ___g‘______f"_1_lllld generous 'gift remark- to reduce by tonic action the lndam- the g_______ WHS "lily in keeping with 'Muon “lld swelling in the Eustacliisn ______é__ _Delis treatment. they had nc- Tubes, and thus' to equalize the utr _________e__ ___i m during the past. Ho ox. pressure on the drum, but to correct _______ ___ H vtlrent sorrow in parting any excess of secretion in the middle

em and hoped that the good ear. and the results it gives are nearly

people or Morell 'would often-visit always quick and effective. "___ __ Every person who has catarrh in

K emember thnlr kindnss to him, any form, or distressing rum-bling, his-

' WANTEDAT ONCE ‘

_ _.rl

100 l“b°l'°fB l'0l‘ RBUWHY Construction work at Napodogan on the Cansd-'

ian National Railways about seventy-five miles west of Moncton. Wlles 85

cents per hour, ten hour per day board $5.00 per week. Transportation will be paid both ways. 1 .

Twelve (12) carpenters for station house construction Canadian Nstion-

ai Railways at Nnpodogdn about seventy-five miles west of Moncton. Wil!! $5.30 per day. Three months work. Transportation issued both wsyl.

ADDI! ul MCG 1° lh° Superintendent Employment Service of Canada.

_ _ _ __ ,sing sounds in their ears should give,

Mlnilfdl ||ll|"l¢nt euros gorge! In nw. this recipe a triaL _ _ '__ _ _ __ I I I

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_ / _ __ I Market su|iaius._ ` ~ ' - - - ~ _ -. . . Charlottetown

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