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SECOND

By HOLLOWAY HORN

CHANCE

SIMON DALE.

Punctuallyi at ten o'clock the following morning. Ferguson enter- ed the shop of the National Stamp company, Ltd, 42, Regent Square. W, I. It was a. turning just off Pmcadilly and was obviously the es- tablishment of a very high-class dealer in foreign stamps. It had been closed when he had examin- ed it on Saturday afternoon, but he had noticed stamps in the win- down marked at £10 each-

"Good-mornlrig," he said to the middleaged lady at the counter, "I hiid this letter. I'm afraid I can't decipher the signature," he added with a smile.

“Mr. Simon Dale." lie explained. “He's expecting you. I'll just tell

m ..

Uﬂer40 woo. m. IGdneYS

Writing from his home in Aug- usta, N. E. Patterson states:

“My back ached from morning till night. Even a. little work made me weak. I couldn’t stoop or lift im without getting dizzy. My tongue Sm We"; through a door a, the was furl-ed, my appetite was poor. lback of the shop“ and reappeared My head ached continually, and I l;“n,,‘,".'°$‘;“;al1gler5 Wm Y0“ come had urinary disorders. Dr. Ham- l ‘Simon 9816' was a man o; fmy, ilton’: Pills proved just the medi- dressed dintaiblgciccoat- Hugh waist- 1 “and. lei to“ in, a ﬁféiitii‘... its: 222;. week, and after using these Pills in those parts of London. He was or a "time I “nicely »§.§.';~:';.*;::.'.§§.,“;:3. stored."

For kidney ailments, sore back,

III complnint, biliousnau, tent

ienlorcd his office.

, "How do you do, Mr. l-Iallett! Dr. Hamilton's Pills. They giVQ

complete satisfaction.

lSit down!"

i Ferguson had met him before- .of that he was certain —but he .faili'<1 to [face him.

' "We've mct before," he said.

l, Simon Dale notidcd. "We've iliet

man, I think." "I should ex

t . real effort to you w a ‘ stain ."

mo an expert in

“ am already interested in them

and have a certain knowledge."

But. as I sold. the first essential in the an I want is absolutely reliability. You will sometimes be here alone. You may acll fifty P0112205 worth of stamp in five min- utes to one customer. With such u. 5"“! l5 I 681T! it is exceedingly difficult to keep track of the vari- ous transactions."

Feeuson nodded.

And I shall want. you to attend the sales. Previously I shall have valued the lots and marked the catalosue with my limit in price. You will buy them as much under that limit as possible.”

"I attended several such auctions at one time. There will be no dif- gult as far as this is concern-

"When can you start?"

Ferguson Blamed at. the sample bag oln the floor at his side. "At once. he said. "I have a. job of sorts. as a matter of tact, but I dont think they will break their hearts over my resignation," boléfkes told Simon Dale about the

"Itlhad one thing in common with the Job u ha 1 d1 offered me. MrifoDalmlle so kn y

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"They Wanted no references."

END OF THE EMERALDS

.DR.HAMILTON'S PILLS ARI‘. (.000 FOR null-want.’

once before, And then we didn't i

,spcak. I was at one and of the. long table in the (lining room at; llhi‘ Cosmos Club and you were at ,ihe other." I “That was it I was arrested the‘ I following Iday." 1 »\~* ,- \~-~~//.. / , "Quito. was vcrv iniercsled n a“ / “'%"“@“ ‘§ jvour cave, Ml’. HaUt-tt. You sce, I. , happened to know both Trcviit and ‘ I ‘ ‘FOFlVft -_vour collmcncs" l i "I'm" said FPTLZIFOII. who vcas; _ 'woncieriiig what it ivzis afl IeadLn Cedar and Spruce Fhiillllfﬁ. l" m‘

Krades_ masonliﬂy nl.“.,d_ “gm! PZilllCl-iilfl) Fosiirli. lilo uzi.» a Scantling 2" x 3" $1.00 pcr hundred’ ciirtcmyjr of nulic. as “rd 0s o, running measure; 2" x " snow friend-

g" ; 5" 5139 g" x g" 52,00, Rough "I i-cmcmbcr ll" ccfleclcd Siitllipﬂ. boards $2.20; wide surface nlanedl He aluziiy. tool: lvlit‘ ones ‘no want-

l i

boards $2.80. Also hard and soff ed at tiic off; . wood. Free deliverv 25 mile limit. ‘I siw llllh \\li;1i= llti \\'il.\ on hail. i ' t1". ill about the. R» A- lllilfpuAn/i . u‘ ‘IIIPFS. Anti 1' w New Hale"- vour cross-

illl'i'Y‘(lllJl_\' long‘? Doubtess . into twitch

.52‘. got

FOR SALE

.. {on Sale of Ayrshire Cattle.‘ , . _ . n . instructed by Lyman Tremere. spa)!“ Infctlﬁlllll‘ tllqphﬂgmlgfrcapiiﬁﬂg, “m” to Se“ m‘ his pr°m'i about a lolcr "incl hr- 1=k"rl m“ l? Saturday‘ In“ 9th at m‘ I remembered you and in rl m~ that 2f! head young cattle. con-l h, h d ‘g q , t, "P .;. -- grad“ anal Fcriuscifi Xliidclidvlq w m,“ ymmgl "Wed. .003. I'll come to the ma“ and Hardy pom“, point. Yoli sec the kind of IJUSITVPSS I've cot hero?"

"Ye-z"

"Vfy stock in flit: small shob is one of the l7PSl i i -' tirillarly my Bl'l'..<ll Calm 2's. .. worth very IIPiIYlY a lillndrcrl llous- i and pounds. Yoiri-c not surprised?" l “Er . no. I know something! iabout stamps, I used to collect: them" ,

"Xvi-ll, I am in med of a mm‘ on whose honcstv I can rely ab-l solutely," élmon Dair- werit on with int: eyes on Ferguson. l l gﬂlES. You see. the bulk of my slnck is purchased at one or other fol‘ the big stomp auctions either lin London, Paris or Berlin. You

‘ k F h?" lspslafes. I have sufficient Ger-

c linl-iiorn-r at. tlic Cosmos

ALEX McRAE. Auctioneer.

0464' 17-8. b. ____

XAMINATION

with 15k“ goleutlﬂo Instru- ments will give the prescrip- tion which allows vou to use Your eves without strain,

son asked with a sudden smile.

"Yes," Simon Dale said quietly.

"Thank you." said Ferguson. “In spite of everythlnc that happened. I am an honest man, I was a fool at. Milrrajﬂs. but I was not dls- l holiest." _

“I know that. within =1 few months a man of your intelligence can be invaluable to me. Not in the shop itself so mnrh as at the

Avoid the hendpchea and irritations of even slllht eye- strain.

Know your eves. consult

G. F. Hutcheson

A New SolventTound That Makes Burns Go

One or two drops of this solvent makes a corn shrivel up WW quickly. After a few apllllcllllilns of the solvent the kernel of the corn drops right off. The Public can get. this excellent corny solvent in any drug store by asking for Putnam's Corn Extractor, N0 s68!‘ no gain, no pinching from light shoes. You can dance or walk l" comfort. Bo sure Yo“ “M? “my Putnam's (‘om Extractor. Settli- faction guaranteed. 35c ocr but B’

, Well Drilling

Communicate with

Trask Well 00., Ltd.

Vaughan H. Groom, Summerside

Manager for P. E. Island

Reap, PRICE AND TORKNEY

Soucirolis.

' STRANGE MEN

By c. r. PODMORE

The Guardian's New Serial Story Begins Next Week,

WATCH FOR OPENING CHAPTER

in Ii Eavlev ﬁlhe bur

"Bill I'VE Kvt two excellent re- ferences with you," he said, and

lsmfed as he noticed the look on

rgusons face. H ‘The hall-porter." he went. on.

And. belicvegne. Hullett. the hall- portcr of n big London club should he a pretty good Judge of a man. Ard the" sesond ls Sir Wallace Muri'_lzy._

This time Ferguson WES obvious- ly incredulous: “Sir Wallace -" he repented.

"Yes. I was dining with him on Ftlday evening. Hes a personal friend of m ne. as well as a cus- trmsr. You remember a matter of

Fe

. an cmsrtrd nrckhce?"

"l do. indeed." "Sir Watace told me the stCry. I don't suppose you have beard the Q17“

soil?’ -

fI haven't, At the back of his fiilllil, when this other business cropped up. sir Wallace judged mg R l‘ .\' of taking it. I am sure."

'I know. And he regrets it. The slur. you re~

m'mb"i"?—lias bern very ill. Ap-

Tilv ltoli c on hs consci- . Ho Weir h: was dying and fold i112 WlDl slo.,v. He rot

awry’. ,\'0il YWTCTTIDPI‘. but ivhen the

c g"t him at Warlord, within

an h ‘.\ll' or so afterwards. the neck- lace liad risapprarcci."

Fgrgusin nodded: "And it looked

as if I'd taken it."

On the inc: . ‘i dir’. Par- ticularlv when this other case came along. What had happened was illiSI Bayﬂqv. fearing that he might lzl held up and searched by the po- lice, slipped the necklace into the pclrol tank of his car. Just un-

scrzwvezl the cap and dropped it in. The ca!‘ was smashed up in Wat-

fcrd that same night-he hit a lamp standard o: something -and the polloe got him. You identified him: he went to prison. Meantime the var. which was practically

, volueiess, was dumped in a garage “Am, you 58m m. mP?" perm. l, by the. police —no one claimed it-

and lost sight of. It cannot be traced. But wherever it is i! it's still "irtact, the emerald necklace is in the petrol tank. The police are after it of course. now, and will probably find it in some breaking- up yard. But. the point is that you are cleared of all suspicion."

“That's something to be thankful for." said Ferguson. On an im-

no “'4 knntivi “ale what had happened in Mossford.

"Sterberg will be after the em- eralds if he hears Bnyleys story," Dale said when he had finished. "You'd better ring up Sir Wallace and warn him."

"Or the police?"

“Yes. The police. Now about terms. To start with I can't. offer a great deal. But later on, when you become really useful to me. it will be a different. matter. What

would you suggest?"

"I would rather you made I. suggestion."

"You won't really pull your weight for six months. By that

time you will. I h-YPB. be able to value stuff for me as well as bid. For the first six months I suggest three hundred a year."

"That is generous of you. I ac- cept without any hesitation. And I assure you, Mr. Dale. that I will do my very utmost to prevent your regretting your kindness."

“The man you're suceeding has set. up for himself quite near here. I don't think it's quite cricket. I've no complaint, and we're otlll on friendly terms —but it isn't quite cricket."

"Particularly with a man like you," said Ferguson.

“At the end ot six months we can have an agreement drawn up. and I should ll e a clause inserted restricting you in that way."

Ferguson nodded.

"And at the end of the six month: if the arrangement is not mutuuléy satisfactory it can be ter- minate ."

M”

morning."

“Then meet me at 131. New Bond Street -the big ouctloneers et-

. two o'clock.”

ﬁve good’. "In rtlhe meantime . . ." hostel sed a bell push in his desk on the middlenged lady came in. “Mr. I-Iallett . .. t is is Miss Wetherby, who l4 in charge of the

, sho . They shook hands

"Mr. I-Iallett la Mr‘. Helium's auc- cessor, Miss Wctherby." "I'm cer

0 hlpiiv ly." Miss Wetherby sold.

"Miss Wethcrby has been with me more year; than she cures to remember," slmon Dole aid with

. a smile

"Twenty-two," add Miss Wether- by proudly. "And they've been hIPDY veers."

To Be Continued

If Your Feet Hurt

YOU HURT ALL OVII PHONE I40

Horace J. A. Brown Chi 0906M - mum“ All Foort Troubles Painful"

Treated ' I48 Gt. Geo. It. (lnllothbwn

"rm: crmnwrrcrowlv

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An Interesting Rrofit- shoring Pastime For AlLL Our Readers

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‘my 2. 193s

Read These Advertisements F-Enter This Contesh-Dea! IVith These Firms

swoon-m PBlZES——$180.00

1st Prize--—-——---—$3.00 ‘I 2ndPrize—----——-$1.50 l‘; 3rdPrize------——--j$1.00 4th Prize--—-—-----' .50

Through the co-o ration of the lhbdlllﬂli, whole odvertlsonsenfopag-

Q 0 D 0 DI C0 C Q llshinignthangeﬁugl ‘i? Coitrggoﬁntutlil: ' cm rill‘: mﬂTflfﬁif. u; being rewarded each u listed abuyvo, in the form of scrvio: or mer-

ohundlse orders. - CONTEST RULES

An cad ormchnlcmo uuniu partial-put llll omhizyeoouol thee Gun-din: Pmlillahlng C: member: of

families.)

It is Important- that one]: reply shall be accompanied by n receipt from one of the firms whose announcement appear: in the oontut.

is also Impbrtlnt that you state on your entry which of than ﬁrm:

It you wish to draw vrour prlle on. EXPLANATION OF CONTEST

. Scattered throughout this contest ﬁction you loo several pfeou of n photograph. When properly placed together these piece a form the plo- ture o! tho business premises of one of the this ‘ ‘

Contestants are simply required to state time mmo of lie ﬁrm. the

name of the manager, tno kind of business, and the street on which i:

located the business. bromine: shown in the picture.

HOW TO ENTER

Read the ads thoroughly-in one or more of them you may find n

all

f.

RIX’S l GROCERY alga the followinx new!!!‘ "l"

Robin um (ware: Fhlwl 0'" 3 pit! 1W " " "' 25°

l umnto Juice in N0- "“‘ili'?w'i';.°§‘¢§ii»m um to — m

u; _ rim unity. £532 fiﬁwo-ii. lief“ —-u- 29°

__________.._.

Tin Top Marmalade. A lb. tin — 4'16 _._._.__..

gin-g’; Ami-ted Soups. 3 "l" 23°

ld Bantam P1141800; iTzhe" ‘Killer G0 ¢I_\_ __ W

Tim

mirs onocimv BOTH s-roucs

3g pongwortb Avenue me "”§."'." .12."... Q n and w ° Piifiiiu I601 and 1m

FREE DELIVERY

Speaking of I006 value. hi"! Y"! “on m; two piece White Suite for ladies slze 14 to 20 on sale at 1L P. Sin-moons? The prices range 1mm $4.75 V) $7.50. At this store You will also notice some smart White Fill!-

clue to the solution. Clip the sections of the picture 1nd uaemblo them so as to recognize the business pl ' . YOU [)0 NOT HAVE T0 SEND THE PICTURE WITH YOUR. REPLY.

ivrlte your entry 0N ONE SIDE of I. sheet of paper, giving the pir- ticulars in this‘ manner:

SOLUTION to LAST WEEK'S OONTEST

Firm-Jmperial Biscuit Co., Ltd. lVlanagew-John A. MacDonald. Business-Fox and Dog Biscuits Location~Longworth Avenue.

Then attach to your reply n recfepf from my one of the sponsor-l I (tlilfrgpnntesi showing that business has been transacted with at least one Also be sure to state the name of the ﬂrm from which you whiz Io race-Axle] vour prize.“ h l h t -

curree rep es avo oqun c once; o winning. Tho winnln utrieu an; xiii-gar; for and the prizes will be awarded in the order in w ole: they All prices are awarded In B11 f f d th d is i - afed in the replies and are NOT? TglTNosFgirRfli-lulfa o - W“ an ind c All rcnllcs must reach this oﬂioe not later than noon on Thursday. Send in as many replies u you wish but be sure to attach on entry slip to each reply. Address all entries to the

EDITOR “FOTO-BLOX” CONTEST

‘THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

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You will be pleased with the srnlrt service they rive you, and more im- portant . . . . you will be thor- oughly satisﬁed with the results. Here yon will ﬂnd a. very efficient staff of beauty experts who will be glad to talk over with you any form of beauty culture. Call 16M and make YOUR appointment now. It my! to look your boot, maker you feel better too.

FOR YO UR CHILDREN

A ﬂail. to the “Garden City" Dairy will convince any parent. of the high (ﬁnality of the many pro~ ducts of t. lo Drolresaive firm.

But you will be molt with the various vrocesseo through which

“Garden City” Milk

must pus before it is rend! for dc- livery. First of all it in obtained from tested cattle which are proper- ly cared for, and ls filtered for pro- tection a-xainst sediment. Then it is clariﬁed and Plsteurmed

Ladle; will not on this bargain- Genuine Gotham Gold Stri e Home

are on sale 1t The Gloria. a reduc- ed prices. The Chiffon and Service weight in the new Summer anodes.

regular 75c for 68c. Sheen nnd Crepe . Also

ChIIIOII RIIIII ‘LOO I ﬁfoﬂﬂﬁﬁ? fr‘??? ,,,F‘;';,‘,'¢',,‘,.‘," Back Heel chiiton n $.00. on which have ﬁrst been thoroughly "l" "W" 0f ‘M! 0"" ‘l- ‘M ﬂu,“ Gloria.

n isetruo that

YOU CAN BE SURE ITS PURE IF ITS GARDEN CITY.

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At C. W. Patterson's Jewelry store 130 Grout George Street, there l: n vary splendid showing of Diamond and Wedding Ringo, Dinmondl, of course. ore in season at my time of your. 1nd prospective burchuen are

Never yell Telephone nlnc-O-nlne. When you have tire trouble of in! kind, you can always get prompt oervioo if you just call Whitlock 909.

invited to call now and no some real bcoutlu. Better take your

"Well now. perhaps you'd better - u" m“ u” l‘ u’ u‘ i settle up with the book people this i

"I should like to. It won't tokel long "

watch dong for clelnln] and rc- vl-lrl. Mr. Pnttenon bu had Ila experience oi this won and will treat you rftht.

Toke your troubles to 162 Kent St. or ff you have a not inside the all!

llmila they will come

and remove elr lhop for rennin than deliver h to your our and rcplloo it on ﬁre wheel. Thorn l; no charge for the extra lorvlce. You only pay for the ropalrl- But call there and pee m» our!» o! new locessorfcl!

And here’; Radio New: - M. the Toombl Mule Eton Eon may now aeo the new Northern loctrlo Tobie

D38! It ll certs!

v

PHOTO SPECIAL

You molly null!‘ W "l! h"

CRASWELL STUDIO

ludlectholpoololollwol}

when you hear the trnon

and lea-n about the full performance.

no of tone world wide

CHICK FEEDERS

mmmn uul common _ WATERERS .".";‘;‘.i$‘.l.°.‘l":.‘.'.i Jlfnftli‘; ;§,‘§},‘§,§§§§‘"Ts or mm» i» m "h" Y" W‘ °"‘ . FLOUR . FEEDS "'° '""“'- . CHICK ramps ,_

y: wan ‘t’ “mum”... ‘up . LAYINUKIIK

{g qchmudtﬂmn 1m: m n w-mmlve rum W». t‘ "i.'.‘;2"-b"f.'.‘.."§. .5". P. E. I. Co-Operative :2: 5ft"... olllilv iln%g moo a rouvn! Auooimou ﬁliltlbblel u m: Pu Woymoﬂb n. than all:

rcalire the value of a

now ls the

very reasonably priced. 0 . They'll iv- intereeterl in this display. 'r'—~ '- '*~--I"~r'!

SAFETY z Th: nlviriuiss Bellliy Parlor n FIRST .2 f.“i.f';':.i.° 1.258." :::'.':..:=:.::: ..9.i;.z' is ie.~':i*,i.-w~~s;;=,g;~,

"e has some ﬂne reliable hacked by his pe

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nel slum spilling m $2.9!» The” also come in sizes 14 to 20. There

are many other new articles arriv- gr

in: daily much as shorts. lliwll. hgllgrp, etc. You will d0 W011 W visit this atom often to keep in line with the mm idau. m» n so Queen street. Phone 236.

P- K "TIJZT

Picmci-i"... tumnivrs, 3,111 n41 m‘ u;

ood watch at time of your. T ore are some]

extra special bargains at Cheater

Campbell's. Ii‘ you have n

tlmeboh it

00d l blooms!‘

Be sure to see the novelties and souvenirs of Charlottetown at the Rogers Hardware Store. You'll want lo let some of them. and they are

Tell your

urlst friends about them

- . N. whose store is at 180 Kent Street, watches them ls rsonnl guarantee of on with long do. ice. The prices will

In stock and every um of

entire sntiofacﬂ bendable serv 2199.". Y“-

Mlss Marv Murray. Proprietreu of the ECONOMY GROCERY Io lea- turln: a special on Duh-y Butter This Butte: is n! hlghggl qngmy mid ﬁnest flavor. Get vour shore of it at 25 oenla nei- wound. Other specials there i '2 Crocklll’; 5W9” F!!!“ Syrup. assorted flavor! 29 owl! per bottle and Morse’: Standard Tea at 55 cents per lb. Phone 1210. They'll send your order. The store is Kent Street at Hlllsborough.

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Now is the time to have your re- modelling and ropmrfng done. Coll

BORDEN T. MYERS CARPENTER - conrmcron

(Cﬂ-umrlting With the Home Improvement Plan) St. Avards. (‘hirlattcvovvn

l

And here’: something-l Miller Bros. Ltd" on ving any a. oom- pletc net of at chmonfu with the purehm of a Westlnlhoule "Dc Luxo" Vacuum Cleaner. The apoc- iol offer ll your: for tho low price of $59.95. This is I clunoo l0 I6‘ I real bornin. Cell st Milk: N01,, on Great Georte Street while thin of- fer is on. They no n good firm to denl with.

Sunburn Lot and Ievorai other n 0'" "I l! You're on Qllntn some; year

PRIZE WINNERS LAST WEEK 1'. Ralph Holman, 21 Villa Avenue.

2.

,3. 4L

Florence MacMillan, 38 Longworth Ave. Jack Gallant, 319 Euston Street. Mildred Murray, Clyde River.

Imperial Biscuit Oompany Ltd.

one of the Island's most ossive manufacturing concerns is Peter's Road Crossing, head of Longworth Ave- n e

u .

The Imperial Biscut Co- Lid». after being in business for a. num- ber of years, was incorporated in 192i

pro-

located at. the St.

The management was taken over in 1935 by Mr. John A. Mac- Donald of Southport and since then has been running overtime continuously, The annual outPlll- ca city is 000.000 lbs. The weak-rt bug: of this is for local trade but a considerable amount ls exported.

Imperial Biscuits were the first Fox Biscuits manufactured in Canada. and were also the first to be made from Cod Liver Oil.

For this reason credit is largely due to Imperlals for the elimina- tion of rickets in our ranches. The destruction of young foxes by the females has also been materially reduced by feeding Imperlals. as they supply all the necessary vita- min f elements.

Imperial Biscuits are made from the purest ingredients. including rich Cod Liver Oil, and are pre-

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WEEK END GROCERY SPEC- IALS-Here are some of the bl!- gains you can get at R. D. Groom's Grocery. Corner llilsborough aml Richmond Streets:

ICING SUGAR. Z lbs for — —- 18c Soda Biscuits. 2 lbs. for —~ — 35o SULTANA RAISINS (Bulk) 2 lbs. for — — — — — ~ —- —- 25c.

Bulk Dates. 3 Ibo. for — -- —- 25c PILCHARDS. 2 tins for - -- 25c

Ray has a ﬁne variety of h.‘ h grade meat too. Call and ma e your selection or PHONE 565 for ?UICK DELIVERY u. all parts of

he ciiv

There ‘n an old mylnl among the loading fox r “ rs of this prov- ince. You've heard it many times: “FEED IMPERIALS FROM PUP T0 FELT“.

Many on inexperienced rancher has disrerardea this sound advice only to discover through time that the older rancher-u "Have Got Some- Strongcr, healthier and after nil, Isn't it‘!

thin! There." foxes mean ﬁner furs,

N's ﬂncr furs we're after.

Dll‘ aositourolzﬁn ... ..... -.._ .. run: re ese d - 4 »

mm ml blfltllnp lailbnleoii’ algal‘: 30M. Shlving neg“.

pared and handled under strictly sanitary conditions.

Every precaution is taken at the factory to see that. only first class ingrcdents are used and also in respect to containers and cquig- ment. Thoroughly sanitary met - ods are employed in mixing ond preparing as well as in storing and delivering.

‘The well known slogan o! all lesdin ranchers is "For Success Feed mperlals From Pup to Pelt,"

Owners of the Island leading ranches will vouch for the truth of this slogan. lmperlals are neces- sary the year round.

The Manager. Mr. John Mac- Donald ts well known throughout this rovince and is thoroughly famii ar with the fox indwst . Hi1 son, Mr. Clifford ‘AanDonad 1'1 the active salesman for the oom- pany and is exceptionally populoi with all ranchers on the Island.

All purchases at the Imperial Biscuit factory entitles you to an entry in the Foto Blox Contest and you may drow your prize on this firm too if iron wish. Their Phone number is '1 1.

Cornwall

Last week the members of tho Women's Missionary Society m- joyod a lawn party at the homo of Mrs. Gordon MacMillun, better known as Beechwood Garden's Many of the young ladies served teo and lcecrearn. The Society res.- llzed the sum of $24.

Rev. E. R. Woodside and Mrs. Woodside have returned from the United Church Conference held at. Sackville, New Brunswick.

Several students of Cornwall School took the Matriculation ex- aminations conducted in Prince of

Walu College Auditorium. Mort of these students motored back and forth with their capable school master, Mr. D. J. MacArthur.

Although the best of the fishing season is gone. a few Charlotte- town anglers still follow up the sport in Crosby's Mill pond.

Cornwall You People ere busll makizr; plans wth regard to sot ball games, which will he play on Tuesday evenings, near school play grounds.

Mr. and Mrs. G R. Bain moior~ ed to Mayfield. Hazel Grove and Hunter River or. Saturday. The)’ were the guests of friends flfld rela- t ves

Mr. Hazen Howard. general mer- chargit, motored to Tignish 185i- wee

The nnnual school meeting W55 held in the school on the evenln8 of the 28th. Mrs. Hazen Howard presided. The newly elected trus- tees are Mr. HaroldvL. Donahue and Mrs u. R. Bah. We are pleased to learn that Mr. D MM‘

msonol toiletries.

phone your order to 271. Thov do or. ' i

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1f you are tired o! the up 1r- nnco of your Chuterﬂeld. jun coll 1042. Ilen Moohrlono it 0a.. Kent Stroe will ive you on outl- mnte on mudvto- t slip covers that will not only ave your furniture but mote them take on new chorm and rmartness av w".

KELVIN W. M_ B.

The annual meeting of the Kel- nW. .3. met atthohome of Mrs, John Thom on Thum- day, June 16th. Meeting opened by

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TOMATO PLANTS

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Arthur wll‘. be with us for annthel‘

Many of the young and n few o! the old: within and without the district are It high tides P8 m‘ lng of the bathing delights in g warm June waters of thi- We: River

Mr. T. Buln. Cornwall, Mr. - Glow and Mrs. N. Willis. Kinsawﬂi have recently returned from 10M whore they had been "will"! gravel.

m“ Ivy Hughes, Covehead. hi! been n recent visitor to the homf oidhur Bfl-Xldfather. Mr F HOW o .

Miss Norma walker is ihe nest of her sister Mrs. C, Ma hall.

Meodow Bonk. --n——4 Mo, no.0» impound aru MW M. powther be rflilmlhltml’: tliuzlvilinye shortly. after lnstruc mt

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