"The Highest Quality Salt You Can Buy-

Salt is ult, but Purity Salt is better salt. Al its name implies, Purity is all salt. Pure —Clcan—full-ﬂavored and free-running. Many housewives will accept no other.

class repair; also new store 24 it. square with glass front.

' it uot sold by April 11th. will be sold on that day with stock, crop, lmDlBIHQDlBrEBBY tbnns tor quick

Tenders For Hotci Property in Char-

lotteto n hw- . w g FRED G. KELLY, . lSealed Tenders addressed to ihei2293_3_2g_u_ P I, Elnerald‘ < undersigned will be received up to.,______ r

and on Thursday, the 10th, day ot' t Z April. A. D.. 1924, at twelve o'clock _ 1 noon, tor the property on the corn-

: er 0t Great George and Dorchester 1 Streets, Charlottetown, known as the "Davies Hotel" and having 29 ‘ bedrooms, 2 bathrooms and 3 toileti rooms. ‘

Tenders maybe for the Hotel pro- perty and the furniture therein, or, separate Tenders may be made tori eaiii; Hotel may he inspected anylggyuntil u O'clock noun on day from 3 to 5 p.m. ' '

The highest or any Tender not necessarily accepted. !

Dated this 28th day oi’ March, A.1 n, 1924. i C. R. SMALLWOOD. Soliciton, Cameron Block, Charlottetown. 2355-4-2-81.

HIGHWAY IMPROVEMENT

marked "Tenders tor hiaterials

,.

torth in the Speciﬁcation for sani which with forms oi’ tender may b

Engineer, Charlottetown, Princ

tender payable to the or of Public Works. Prince Edwin‘

P. E. Island at Emerald Jet, adjoin- ldeh lug one o! the best shipping stations on the Island. few yards stores. school, and cheese factory. tenden 18 acres tor seed Potatoes, 9 rooml

~'» house, frost proo! cellar, large barn

"e . - v-w- -

L. B. McMILLAN, Secretary oi’ Public Work

,, , <51O\‘¢"‘\>;

1, with cement stables, piggery, poul- 2229 fpzgytsgt first

" tery. machine house all in

lie r ew

liugs To-day

CONGOLEUM RUGS AND MATS are ready for you in our house fur- nishings sh0p—-sec0nd ﬁoor-the range of patterns and sizes you want

.—at the following prices:-—

9X6ft. 9x71-2ft...... 9x9ft. 9x10‘-2ft................ 9x12ft.--..

SMALL SIZES

36x18inches......--........60c 36x54inches..............$1.95 36x72inches....--........ $2.50

MOORE 8t Mac LEUD Limited

Charlottetown

$ 9.00 $11.25 $13.50 $15.75 $18.00

119-121 Queen so,

Tenders fo1_-_ Material

Pursuant to the requirements oi 100k,“ ._ y _ ‘ _ _ I g down; then be turned the bdlmd“ Hlghwaw Au’ bed!“ beckon a couple of burly tel-lows

Wm be received by we Llnderi:i:fcai"i'ied the stavcs ot’ billmen. From 1m" 14- mt- fw" the “PM iiitil°°iiilfiiiid“i“iiiiii'iie"'“" m 'iiig oi any or all oi the following . . ~ , , - . nmteﬂals‘ viz" Lyemem’ SW81 Rg \\lll(.h he spriukltd somtthing tiom mwrcmg’ "on Rods Sand’ Gravel nostrils \\ith his lctt hand he knelt

, ' _ ' ‘ . she went after him. 0,1. *;"'°"ef‘ Smile’ Corrugated 1'0" down beside tho_ suffcrcr, (‘uh en's dccmmug m the “mm “a tpiictiy set himself to nnfustcn the Colonel?"

seen at the Oﬂlce of the Provincial admired his quite

Commission-

» iii .._. FARM FUR Siiilidr“ ‘ l ’ . A certiﬁed cheque for $500.00 or u _1 ~ , - 3 ‘ (ten pe-r cent of the amount 0t" the G211?‘tirwtltxinﬁoujoglywbgllgll"

One o! the best 50 acre (arms on ilsland, must accompany each tenpcm m the other a purple .

Onaiinlt suntan n10: Qtrnho

I A5 ilolics, perceiving here llnUrP liHlill u sick mun, ‘his advance, a voice from the ro- vtroziting crowd shouted u warning to him.

' “Have n. care. sir! Have a care! He may be stricken with the

plague.

Tho Colonel checked, involuntar- ily urrested by the horror that the vi-ry word inspired. And then bo lit-hold u stouiish, elderly man in a heavy wig, plainly but scrupulously ilrcsi-acd in black, whose round couiittiiiiiiice gathered u singularly owiish expression from u pair oi ‘horii-rimmcd spectacles, walk culin- ‘ly forward to the stricken citizen. A inoine-nt he stood beside him

t0 and

u. who had the appearance

upon

al phizil. Holding the former to his

and

e man's (loublet.

e Observing him, the Colonel

courage. and

e thence took shame zit his own fear tor his utterly worthless lile. Re-

he little

d group. , Oiic 0i’ the blllmen was pointing tu ‘id

gait-h at the basc oi the sufferers

Th D ‘t .til S tblndit- .. -. ,. .,._ . -. from Se" a‘ zﬁgzgtmsgle {iswegtg or any tinont. llis eyts out ioiind, ltls

1111-1.- irruvo, liillbi his voice cziiiic diushul and startled.

l “Sea! 'l‘iro tokens!” ho said to 5 his companion. I And now thc jﬂdtlrcisslng llolles. 1 “You would do well not to up-

proacli more trlosely, sir."

“is it . the plague?” quoth Holics in u quiet voice.

The doctor nodded. pointing to the purple patch. “The tokens are very plain to sec." he said. “l beg. sir, that you will go." And on that he once more held the handkerchief to his mouth and nostrils, and tiliuncd his shoulder upon the Coloii- l.

doctor spoiw,

liolli-s withdrew as he was biddcn, moving slowly and thought- fully, stricken by ‘thc first sight of tho plague at work upon a [cllow- ‘crviiturc. As he approached the l 111:1: oi’ till‘ crowd, which, koopiiig its distiincc, yet stood lit giizl, n3 t-rovads will, lli‘ observod that mun shrunk hack from him as it lic ivere himself ulruiiily tiiiliiti-il.

A single thing beheld impresses us more dcoply than twcnty such things ilescribcil to us by others. Iiithi-rtt) those London citizens had trczitoil lightly this matter of the iplnguo. Not ten minutes ugo thoy fluid boon doridiing and polling Qlll‘ ‘who had prczichcd repentance and ;\Vi.tl‘lli'il them oi‘ the anger oi’ ‘lie-awn launched upon them. And zthoii suddoinly, like u bolt from tho

i lhlue, liud conic the stroke that laid ﬁ one of them low, to freeze their

i i

BordenﬁSLCl-iuilen Milk in pane, iicsh, country milk imm which more lliunlisliihcnuluial water has en re- moved. ltlcrenm richness makes t cidenlnndecono- mica] milk iorevcry recipe. Urdeiiiom our grocer. Four izel.

Write ior Si. chllltl Recipe Book

Th: Borden Co. Limited Iiontrul

"' "i-11~-"'

THE CHARLOTPETOWN GUARDIKN’

(canines o

. i

nonunion-qua. °°

no ilorisioirnnd till their hearts with continued tcrror by giving them a sight oi this thing which hitherto they had biil hcitrd reported.

The Colonel stalked on, reflect-

ing that this event in Paul's Yard had llUlJr) more proselytizlng the cause of the than ii score oi advocates

tor Commonwealth could have accomplished. lt was very well, hc though-t. It was a sign. And if anything bad been wanting to

clinch his decision to throw in his

lot with 'l‘ucker, this supplied it.

But. first to quench the pro- digious thirst engendc-ed by his long walk through that sweltering hciit. 11nd then on to Cheapside and Thicker to offer his sword to the revolutionaries.

As he entered the common room, Mrs. Quinn turned from it group of citizens with whom she was stand-

ing to talk to follow him with her _

eyes. her lips compressed, as he passed on into hi5 .own little parlor, at the back. A moment later

"What may be your pleasure, she demanded forbidd- iiikly. “A ilraught oi ale it I your charity," quoth he. She went oti in silence. and re- turned with a tnnkard. which she placed upon the table before him. "Ye‘li have made your plwns to leiive my house today as we settled it lust night?" said she between question and assertion. l. __ He. nodded, parsing his lips n little. “I'll remove myself to the Bird in Hand across the Yard this afternoon," said he. "The Bird in Hand!" A slight up~ ward inflection oi’ her voice mark- Pil her disdain of that hostelry, which, indeed, was but a poor sort oi’ tavern. There was something portentous in her utterance. She came forward to tho table. and leaned heavily forward upon it. Her expression and attitude were calculated to leave him in no doubt that this woman. who had been so tender to him hitherto, was now his declared enemy. "My house," she said, "is a reputable house. and I mean to keep it so. I want 110 traitors here, no iziillows’ birds and the like." "Yefre mad." he said with con- viction. / "No, I'm not mad, nor a tool noithi-r. master rebel. A man's to be known by the company he keeps. Bron-- ‘i’ " “tern

deserve

What were YOU paying for Cook- ing Apples during the past month.

The latest figures from Ottawa give these as the average prices

an (‘hdrloticfii Si. John Quebec llontrcal hcrbrooke ittdwa ‘rockvillc Liuu>iou 1i"ilCVll|e ixcrhoro‘ WUIIKO Caiharincs iamilton iraiitiord lalt Quclph slitchcucr ‘ Woodstock Strsttoid iLondon ' .St. Thomas iChatham Whndsor

Winnipeg Regina it ltioosc law Saskatoon Princc

Vnucou vcr

‘compare with other cltlosi Are you plying more or leu than average‘! Thou pricu are for nvorngo qual- ity “delivered” goods. Watch for the changu In this chart next month.

Tomorrow: Shoulder Vul.

Rant

All Sizes a

' FOR

nd Patterns

GONGOLEUM GOLD SEAL ART RUGS

SALE BY

BRACE, McKAY & CO., LIMITED

8U MM ERIIDE,

P. E. l.

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p Buy Your Co

"From--

-rooi.n s». THOMPSON, LTD. "€!"'*"v"* l

ngoleum

Rugs

Gosi; 0i Living Chart

How do pnlcu in you; locality -

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APRIL-S, 1924

cull-Fain’-

B: nun lolukfcrllllrGold-Soul. You ill ﬁmltonthajau of nuypomdndGoU- Soc: CGIIINGIIII Ari-Rug, yard: of Cc mm Bp-llI-Y and mum.- llqfaallnu _ Monny Baﬁ.

GOLD

Qiiicifiim

wwrnsmim 3st... s“ l’ ‘t ‘Il 4”‘? -~

Ccngoleum Art-Ru] No. 5/0. ' , shown on Illa ﬂoor, ll a pgpular ~_ ' ﬂoral pallem. The 9 x J00! {I18 wail only $9.00.

Artistic, Durable, Easy-to-Clean Rugs

I

Sunshine, ﬂowers. and friendly colors-what 8 liomelike charm they give! And how the Q0111- Seal Congoleum Rug sets oii the simple yét artistic iumisliings of this rooml

Made in a wealth oi attractive patterns, it's easy to ﬁnd just the Congoleum Rug that suits your taste for any room. They have delightful liar- monies of color, and their motifs are true to the best traditioi? of design. There are rich Qriental designs for living room or dining room, restful ﬂoral eilects for bedrooms and a simple tile pat- tern ior the kitchen and bathroom.

Gold-Seal Rugs givE such long service and their prices are so low that you will ﬁnd it is real economy to use them all over the house.

Popular Rug Sizes —Popular Prices

9x3 It. $4.50 9x 7'} tt.$|l.Z5 '9: IZ it. $18.00 9 x 4'} it. 6.75 9 x 9 ft. i350 9 x l3?! it. 20.25 I 9x6 it. 9.00 9x 10in. l5.” 9 x l5 it. 22.50 Cold-Seal Congoleum By-tlre-Yard, 85c sq. yd.- Prlces Winnipeg and palnb W cal proportlonalcly higher in cover exlm fnlghi Write us for folder, "Modern Rugs for Modern Homes," which illustrate: the patterns in full colors.

Gold-Seal Congoleum By-the- Yard

The same durable. waterproof, ﬂat-lying material as the rugs for use over the entire ﬂoor; made two yards wide, without border; many bcautiiul patterns I to choose from. Needs no fastening. Satisfaction guaranteed by the Gold Seal. Only 85c a square yard.

Practical—Easily Cleaned

Besides their beauty. the modern Canadian housewife ﬁnds many other advantages in Congo- lcum Art-Rugs: she likes their waterprooiness and the ease with which they can be cleaned. A light mopping removes in a twinkling any dust, dirt or spilled things and leaves the smooth

surface spotless.

Lie Flat WithoufFastening

Gold-Seal Congoleum Art-Rugs are made all in one piece‘—cntirely without seams. They lie - ﬂat without fastening of any kind. Furthermore.

Gold Seal

OLEUM NGART-Ruos

Made in Canada — by Canadians — for Canadians

CONGOLEUM COMPANY OF CANADA. LIMITED

i270 St. Patrick Street Montreal. Quebec

These newspaper illuslraliom glue you only a hazy (dca of Hi: remarkable beauty of lhcsq tlsllgliifulﬂoraldesignr. our dealer has a complete anorl- muil nwailingyour inspection;

A Completé Line of

GOLD SEAL CONGOLEUM RUGS. Carried m Stock at all Tlmes

rxowss Bxos Lrn.

an

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illl Sizes and Patterns i GililGilLElIM lillll SEAI. Alli‘ IIIIBS

- for sale by

PIITOIIS LIMITED.

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