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<1 Two, I

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wit ‘we have advanced our

Nfl _ half cent ner lb "fa wish to e.u".'}'.:"t‘.7'.‘.”.:..s sfgaiiist killing hog

II|]|lIENi ii|lN'I °

BE Iliiliiil

they are properly ilnishv-l.| . There is practically no dein:\n~l*B¢wa|-¢! Not all Package Dyes

-lor onderweights at. present time llld aa regards heavier hogs no

W what _weight lt' thin the pm d _'Lia Inferior and not w-iniiul

even at greatly iérduced prices.

, ..

THE SIMS PACKERS, LTD.

2541-4-2131. ,

IIIICTIIIN "SALE

I are “Diamond Dyes"

I iamond Dyes

Always nsk for “Diamond Dyes”

and if you don’t soo tho nnmo i“I)nunuii<l Dyes” on the iilickngw -ri-fuse it-hxind it but-k!

l'dm -instructed by Mr. James

Maokonna South Melville, Lot 29, lo aoll by Auction on Thursday, April 240|, 1924 at 1230 o’cIock sharp, his farm of 100 acres of land.

l'I:\c|i I5-cviit pilrkaigc of “llinihond

l)_\'us" coiitnins directions so simple any womiin can dye or tint skirts, dresses, wiiists, s\\'eutcrs, stockiligs, kinionos, conts, draperics, coverings- (-vi~r§.'thirig new, oven if she has nevor dyed before. Choose niiy color at

9° IGN! Clear. balance in wood: drug store. Rinse substitutesl

liao 1 acrg of 'wood apart from this farm about a mile; This farm is well situated near church, school, hail, stores. blacksmith shops, mills and shipping points. The ‘land ls in Qood ltate of cultivation 'well wat- ered front and back. Splendid well It NWN. There is alao a No. 1'set ofbutidinga on lt. ‘Also at the same time and place all his stock, crop and Implements will be sold. For partlculan see, Hand Bills,

If day is stormy the hrst fine day

following. Sale positive as l am going to work for Saunders G. New- som.

JOHN P. BRADLEV,

i__ ____;i___________

FIIIIM FOII SIILE

Iofior for immediate sale i.iiy

furin consisting of 100 llcres, Si) ,acres clear and in good state of 'cultiv:il.ion_ Some wood :ind lumb- .er on balance. All buildings in first

iclans repair .Idenl i`arm tor potato ,gi-owing. brook running across lfurni I/4 ot' a mile from buildings, ‘pump In house and barn. Will be on market until sold. Apply

W. E. GILLESPIE

Auctioneer . Borden,

2531-4-1 8-41. '

247-l-4-15-6|.

. PUBLIC

MEETING

A public meeting

in the interest of Edu-'

cation will be held in Prince Street School on Tuesday, April 22nd at 8 o’clock p. m. Chair-

man: His Honor the

Lieutenant Governor.

Addresses by His Worship the Miayor, the Premier, Miss R. Archibald, M. A., Rev. Dr.

McLellan, Rev. G. A. Christie, M. A.

The Executive Committee . P. E. I. TEACHERS’ UNION

TEACHERS' GIINVENTIIIN .

---_+-\

The Annual Convention of the P. E. I.

Teachers’ Union will be held Tuesday to 'Thursday this week in Prince Street School. Address by Miss R. Archibald, M. A., on Bet- ter English. Addresses by Rev. Dr. McLellan and Rev. G. A. Christie, M. A. Helpful papers and discussions. Public meeting Tuesday ev-

ening. Dinner at Cafe P.aul Wednesday ‘at 6|tliickcucd by the stress oi his cnio-

p. m. All teachers are urged to attend. The

Public cordiallydnvited to the seS_Sions of File ‘HH “of v~\~'<>f fm' »<~<><1 =-"<1 111. Convention and the Tuesday evening meeting

Executive Committee '

P. E. I. TEACHERS UNION

f S`I`AI.LIOII_EIIIl0LLMEIIT

I Owners of Stallions used for Service must sziid? Don't you uiidersiiiiid that I secure a certificate of enrollment. The annual ,,,,,,-,-»

fee is $5.00. The Horse Breeders’ Associa- tion insists that all such owners must cnroll.

Apply

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE

zmw mi Charlottetown, P. E. I. '

CANADIAN Niiiioiliilliiiiiivs

chance or-' §c|-|z_nu Les

April 28th 1924

DOUBLE SERVICE BETWEEN MAINLAND POINTS

Commenclnq Monday. 'April 28th, connection with Mainland trains

will be made twice daily (Sunday ex cepted.) Trains will leave Charlotte town at 6:45 a.m. and 1:15 p.m., Su mmerside at 7:00 a.m. and 1:45 p. m. Connections at Backville tor Montreal and all points West, and' for Boston and other New England points also for Halifax and the Syd. noys. ' -

Connecting tnina from steamer will arr,iv\e Charlottetown at 6:30

p. rn. and 10:50 p. m. and at Summerside 6:15 p, m, and 10;35 p, m,

10|* full plrtlcilllrt of aorvice, ap ply to: '

TICKET -AGENFY8.

OR T0

DISTRICT PASSENGER AGENT'S OFFICE

- Charlottetown. P. E. I.

25844422-GI

0644

Live Fowl Wanted

__ We will be buying Live Fowl weigh- Hg liver four pounds from April 18th

1 to April zen. ‘ .

Paying highest market prices. Good

quality expected.

V. . THE HARRIS ABA'l'l‘0IR C0., LTD.

Gliarlottetown ‘

llAlAh\@XDl& W

llolli-s stared, suddenly hopeiul,'

und yi-t not daring to yield entirely to his Ilnpv. I

"Your grncc docs not mcnii th:it‘

you . . _ thnl you would do this t`oi' inc?"

llis graco`s siiiilc grow hroailcr.

khidlior. "But, of course, my friend.

shall, so much would be a necess- iisy prclluiin:iry.”

"Your grace!" llollcs bounded to

his feet. "How to thank yon?"

His grace waved him back agnln

lo his chuir. “I will show yoo pri--_ sclitly, my friend. There are cer- tuin conditions I must liiiposo. ”l‘liei'u is ai i:i~i'talii task 1 shall rc- qulrc of you."

“Your grace should know thnt

you hnve but to nunic it." 4

"Have you ever heard of Sylriii

Farquhai~soii?"

Surprised, it was a moment lio-

ioro the Colonel nnsworud him.

“Sylvia Fiii'qiil\nrsoii'!" he echovd,

musiiiiz. "l've heard the nunio. Oli! I lizive it. 'l‘h:it was the Indy in tho sedan-chnir your grace rust-iioil yonder in Paul's Yard.on the day we niet. Aye, aye. I heard hor named tit the limo. A baggage of a pliiy actress from _tha Dnkn-'s lionse, I think. But what has shi' to do with us?"

"Something, I tliink-unless the

stars are Wrong. And the stars

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“ARE You Lien ni' Your; vu‘i<:s i,ii<ic A i;i.iNh .\i.\\' in' his ooo?"

|ll“"f‘l` K0 \\'l'“lllI. 'l`Ilvy sluiill im- |niul.:ihl<\ :ind l.ru~~ in ii fuls.. and ll'lt:lilu .world. ll is wriltcn in tliumm ns I have uirozidy told-~llini wi- \\'<=i~i- to moot zimiin, you and I, :irc Ilw jointly i'oiicoi‘iil»ll in si l".~.Li:l.’ul| ,-lnzitii-r with one other. Thai. oiIicl‘. my iriond. is this sumo Sylvia l":n'1|lill:irson.“

llc rose, trusting oil' :ill i~:>:<i\.r\'o, at

Izisi. :ind his plensziiit voice was

'tiolis.

“You holiold in luv ii man cxort-

’l`hoi‘rz are in lifo low things how-

heini: :thin to uonimnnd thcin. Sylvia Farquiiar.\inii is nnc of lhosv things. That is whcrc I roquirc your iirlpf'

lil- pliusod. ’l`ho (‘olo‘n|.-I stni'r~d at

hiin rriilnrl-oyr».d. At Inst. ho spoke, in a voicc thnt was cold ami lcv:-If

“Your grncc has hardly said

t~nongli."

“I)iilluril! \Vlizit liioro is to ho

niciin io inuko :in end of this situa-

“i<`nilh! I lhiiik I understziiid

llini.w1.\ll i-nou;;h." iinill-s liiiinliml ii liltlr. "What I dou't undcrsrzilid is my pnrl in this---ii doxy lmsinoss of this kind. Will noi, your ixrzico ho |ilain‘."'

"I‘l:iln'.’ Why, mon, I want hor

cni'ri<=|l ol`i` for mo,"

Thoy sat conniiifz ouch otlicr in

slletu-o now, ,thu (`nlonvl`s I':ii~.v utivrly hlziilk, so iiint lho l)uki\ looki-il in vziin for sonic sign of how hc niiciit ho lnking this pro- posal. At lust his lips curled in ii raihor scornful smile, and his voicc

.f0RTUN€S .i- e-aibu, F99” '

li’ l nm to employ you as I hope- l|sai'cusiii.

' you how I can cluploy you."

/.,,-1.4 " \\- o "st-rview' eeimeli hotles, his

\f, ///' volvo almost choked with anger.,

over i.:l'v:ii, that l dl-sire wiilimullo oihors. 'l‘h:il. is how lJofid's Kid-

-npa ee-asses °° 1

drawlod with ii mildly humorous ln- foclion.

“lint in sucli a matter - yourI

|:i'nco`s own viist t-xpm'iciico should surely servo you better lhnn could l."

ln his c:|i:rni'iicss, the Dukc look

hiiu litcrzilly, iii-.vi-r lit-ciling thc

‘lily expcrlciice will be there to

giiido yon."

"I sec," said Holi;-S. "l`ll tell you iiiol'e precisely lio\v

I need you--where you can serve nic."

And Iluckinghuni proccedefl to

inform liliii lo the well-equipped

wliicli he now desired I-Iolles to take il, he was to ninko the iiccess- nry urinngviiicxits to carry the girl thither on the eveiiini; of Saturday next. after the last performance at the Duke’s House.

"Taking what men you nec-d,"

thu Duke concluded. “it should be easy to wayluy und capture her choir us it is being borne home. We will consider thiit more closely if the service is uno that you are disposed to accept." ~

Tho Colonel's face was flushed.

He felt his gorge rising. At last his anger mastered hilii. and he hunved himself up to confront the hzindsonio profliixato who dnred ln cold blood to make him - this proposal.

“My God!" he fxrowlcd. "Arc you

lofi by your vices like a blind man hy his doi.:`.”'

Thr Dnkc stepped buck before

tho :~'uddi»n iiiciizico of that tono and niioii. At onco hc wrzipt himself in a mantle of iirrogziiice. I

“[ warned you, slr, that I will

suffer no heroics: that I will have no ninn ploy Uohudil to nic. You :iskod service of mo. I liuvc shown

“ls this service for n gcnt_loin:in'.”'

(Continued in Our Next issue)

Best Remedy for

Women of All Ages'

Says Mrs. F. Blackburn of Dodd's Kidney Pius

British_CoIumbia lady has~used anclI recommended Dodd's Kidney Pills for 25 years. \':\ucoii\'ci- ll, C. April 21.-(Spec

iul.)---“I :ini i\l\\'a_\'s tolling pcoplo nhout. Ilodtl`s ltidiicy l’llls." So slut:-_-i Mrs. I". Iliziokib-iirii, who ro- nidt-:: nt »l|l70 Iinltght Struct. lhis` city

Ai~'k1~il lo givo lipr rczisoii, I\’Ii's.

1lhii~kb\ii'n snid; “l huvc usvd llodd‘s ltidiloy l‘ills lor twclity live .\'l-urs und (mn now 71 years ol<I.' I think they :tru cxccllirnl. .l ul- ways keep ii box ln lilo houso. ’I`hoy are tho bl-st kidney rcinvdy for wonicn oi' :ill ugcs."

lit is noticeable. that pcoplc who‘

huvo used l,>ndd's Iiidncy Pills :irc olitlilif.-iaisllv in ircoiiinioiiriing tliom

ul\_\' Pills hlivo niudo :ind mainizlin- ed lhoir rrpuiatlon.

llodtl's Kidnoy Pills :irc pl1l‘L'li'

:ind simply ii kidney rcnivdy.

li _ion liaivo not uscd ihoni Will"-

si-ll`_ nsk your iiolglibors zilhiuil. thom.

Tenders for Repairs to Heating :and Clean- ing of Market

'I‘i\n<l<=r:l will bt- i'crclvi-ti ni tho

Um.-,. oi lhc (‘ily Clhrk, up lo I2 ok-lotzlt noon on. 'l`lini'sr,i:iy. .l\I:iy ini. i924, for ropuirs to lloating S_\".~'i.oiii oi' tho City .\lni'kt~l; and also for t`lt~:iiiiiiu, Whitownsaliiug und- l‘uin|- lng lutorlor of City Market, Condi- tions :ind ioriiis oi' tcnticrs to lv-. soon at tho office of tho City Sur vc_\'oi'. 'l`,hc lowest or any toiidcr not nccessurily ncvcplcd.

G, P. NICHOLSON,

City Clerk

25T1l~i-~22»tlo~iI. . _ ._

Corus

No Paring- End Them

Don 't Iet the agony of come destroy your comfort. Apply BIue-jsy- and instantly the pain vanishes. Then the com Iooeens and comes out. Does away with dangerous pering. Get Blue-jay at any drug store.

Permanent Works Tenders for Material,

Etc. I

Sealed tenders will be received

by the undersigned until 12 o'clock noon on Thurstlay. May lst, 1924. for thc supplying of any or all ol' the following niaterlals:

'Ccmcnt, Coal, Gasoline and Oils,

Lumber. Hardware Blacksmith work, In-shore Sand, Intermediate Sand, Gravel. Cartage from Rall- way to City Yard, etc., according to the lornis set t`orth in the specific ntlon for same. which with forms ot tender may be seen at the office of the City SurveyoI‘, City Hall.

. °g¢|,,,u Tile CIW does not 'hind itself to Thursday, May lst, 1924. Samples

0006111- U10 IUWPBI- 0|' Ml? tender ol cloth to accompany each tender

-' G. P. NICHDLBON Q N|g|.|°|_3°N

house in Knight Ryde Street, ‘

Sacred Cantata . At St. James Church

Thr programme of tho Cantata

;.-,iwii by the Choir of Si. Jnnit-is' (`hurt~li on Sunday owning. as pi~inli\d in yostcriiuy mornin|z's .issiun wus iiiacciirzitc owing to lho iiiislilticviileiit of n line of type. The U0,-|-.-1-if-ll prngrnnilno is as follows.

Sacred Czintaia for Ei\ster--

"iiiiiiiortuilty"---hy ll. lil. Sllllfs-

Part One-The Prophecies

Instroductloii~-Or;;aii.

1. (‘hoi'us, O Clap your hnnds. ’l‘onor solo, God will redccin my

Soul. -

Soloist l\1r. A. G. llrnce

2. t‘hoi‘us, 'l`lici'i-t`oi'o my iiciiri. is

glnd. , liziss Solo, Thou wilt not leave my soul.

Bass and Tenor Duct, Thou wilt

show mo the pnth of life. Soloists, Major J. P. Hooper and Mr. 'Bruce

'i. Soprano Solo, The right hand

of tho Lord is exaltcil.

Soloist Miss llclcn Largo

4. Qiiurtetto, l know that my Rc-

ilccii\<=|.I llvcth, Miss O. Tail, Miss J. MncDoniild, Messrs, Bruce and L. lilcliiriis.

Part Two-The Resurrection..

5. Chorus, Now upon the first

diiy of tho wcok. _

li. Soprano and Tenor Itccitiilnv-

es.

Sophano solo and Chorus, They

have iukeu away my Lord. Soloists lliiss Tait, l\ir. Bruce, nlid Mrs, W. E. Agnew

T. Tenor and Buss Duct, And it

cziniv- to pass, Messrs ,l3i'ncc` und lioopcr. `

Ciiorus :ind Soprano :ind Alto

Duet Why suck yu tlic living. Soioists Mrs. W. ti. Sponcor und Miss J. l\‘IncDon;iliL

8, (‘horalc. Angels, roll the sionc

nwny. . Part Three-Life Forevermore

il. Tenor ltecil and Malo Quar-

telte, I ani the ltcsurrcctioii and the l.it'c, l\Iessi's. Elmer Dunning, liriicc, lioopci' und Mclnnis.

10. Chorus, Behold J show you n

niystt-ry.

11. Cnorus, O Dcnth, wliere is thy

sting? ’

AUCTION SALE

\.\lr>'_ R. M. Johnston hogs to an-

nouhro the public snic by auction ut. the ltitz Aparl.iilcnts, .l’i'incc St., Aplill 25th, at 11 u. iii., ol`~nll.hcr llou.~'t-hold l<`urnitu1't~. und furnish- ings vomprisiiii;-Maliogwliy sofa und roi-koi' to nintcli, ozik rocker. .\Ioi'i'is i-liuir, music cabinet, parlor I-lock. hnrnt wood plant stand. Oak fact-liuiiul hookcasc, plirlor square. ouk ili\'::m~.tt.=, ouk sitio board, din- ing room squnrc. oil p:iintln;:,s zrud .sim-l i~li;:i'u\'lii;;:'., l|i‘n.\'¢4 hr\il.~‘.. bod-I dim: :ind hcds, also silvorwuri-,| i~rockci‘y :ind alziss.

A. WILLIAMSON,

Aiiciloiiccr

L’5Sl~i~22 li,

Complete House 1

Furnisher I

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Tenders for Room in Market Building

Tenders will be received lit the

office of tho City Clerk up to I2 o‘clock noon on Thursday, May lst. 1924. from persons wishing to lease thc room in Market Building heated and fitted for Office purpos- oe. rect-.ntly occupied ily llio Rod Croes Society.

G. P. NIGHOLSON.

City Clerk

2572-4 22-tis4I.

Tenders for Police Uniforms

»Sei\led tenders for Unitornis and

Caps for iE1ght $8) Police Officers will be received t the office of the Cl-ty Clcivk, np to 12 o'ciock noon on

a I 1 Ci ci in ' P' ' I

l.y r

V 2573-4-22-usll. e 25-114.22.,d,4|_ ICI” CI°'k

(

The Label - is Red and White

Economical for Cooking

THERE is no waste with Carnation Milk. It

stays fresh in the can indefinitely and for

severa days when opened. It erves in place of cream at breakfast and later in the day will add richness to your cooking.

Carnation is just pure fresh milk, evaporated to double richness, kept safe by sterilization. By adding a little more, than an equal part of water you have milk of natural consistency for every milk use.

Order several tall (16 oz.) [cans or a case of 48

'cans from your grocer.

Try this recipe and write for your co `y of the Carnation Cook Book containing 1 tested recipes. `

nnviixs roon cum: 4 egg yous 2 sup. sew at we water, 1/S cup Carnation Milk, ‘iii cup butter or substitute, Us teaspoon salt, 4 egg whites, 2% cups flour, e teaspoons baking powder, 4 squares unsweetened chocolate, 'A tea- spoon vanilla.

Cream the butter or substitute, add the sugar gradually, then the well-beaten egg yolks. Add alternately the mil , diluted with water and flour mixed and sifted with baking powder and salt. Add melted chocolate and vanilla, than -the stilII_y-beaten whites of eggs. Bake in a loaf from 45

tx';c;0i;)l;eminutes. ,This recipe serves from twelve to fifteen

Produced in Canada by Cinuinion Mn.|t Pnooucrs Coiimur, Lnnrso Aylmlr - ' Uatorlo `

.$"

The (labiirilct Maker' K5 w”\\\£‘

I .

do not overcome ' /i .

constipation

EXATIVES and caihariies

provide temporary relief

only, at the expense of perma- nent irijury. In time, says an eminent physician, an almost incalculable amount of harm is done by the use of pills,

salts, mineral waters, castor oil ancl the like.

..Some Iaxatives,..according..to .an in. testinal specialist, contain poisons which affect the stomach and intes- tines, resulting in grave disorders. Certain laxatives are a di- '

rect cause of piles. A

Physicians Advise ‘(1, ` . Lubrication for _,_.-<i`i _ Internal Cleanliness /' ‘

Mecliciil science, through 1 E _,Q '~’l?

knowledge of the intestinal "M ” WE* tract gained by X-ray ob- "K°',’,,°H§,L1,‘,,“"'

iz._.._u.i_<_>.l I -

\ 'nuns anna ncoisnnso

or Internal Cleanlinesst .

I lil f _ "'

., ll. v ~~ ` 1 _ \ /

MM lmrornmi 1| lnimai Cisanlnau

servation, has found at last in lubri- cation a means of overcoming con- stipation. The gentle lubricant, Nujol. penetrates and softens the bard food waste and iiius hastens its passage through and out of the body. Thus Nujol brings ititemal cleanliness. \

Not a Medicina-"

Nujol is used _in leading hospitals and is prescribed by physicians throughout the world. Nujol is not a medicine or Iaxative and cannot gripe- Like pure wetefii is herm-

less.

Get rid of constipation and avoid disease by adopting the habit of intemal clean- liness. Take Nujol as reg- ularly as you bnish your teeth or wash your°face.

Forsalebyalldmggists. ' 'I ,

n' frw I

't‘!""1"_ i _ » 1

I5 *‘ '\

his farm consisting et 122

_#6 more or loss. All under a high 3:;

or cultivation trusted

Tllefe 'Will be sold by Pirblic Aue.

i I one mile

tim. at sms.-sis r ia f"°’“ ""°°*°'"\ Slsllon. nllw gl! 0ffADlll» A-ole.. Illia., tix zfliii :,f':::°§nillf;>U§:l Illia form. Would our o one o'clooli, t , ° 0° Ml potato tsrm. 0... ...ai of 1....: .»'.'.i’...i'°'ii§ ii.: §'“" *f° 'Uv wi wining -in estate or the lute Angus Men Willllthoulel on the 1aim.Tlii| |||||t|_ 1-,nm u um iiiriu is better lmowsi as the Chris-

\ Agp” ' also a large oroli rd or |50 i uwmul ID MUIHHY ‘ "U

_,_ ,__ Mun," ionhei- cum. iiemestmi. Time li|

.Fwll ,.,

F01' onnaiu nouns, 'W' mmmumwmmm imeici. Q ` _

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Ilkiiliili , .liiilllii

sw@m£

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E"°°‘“°" i-ielmenr oiiuiixmhpisu to Chm""°‘

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