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HIM FROM
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AT A TIME
had a Sick Day Since
“Fruit-a-lives”
THOMAS
Ol' the thousands and thousands cf
rum und ivoincn who have lu-cn re-
storcti to pei'ie<‘t hezihli by “Fruit-s-
tives," nuue are more griiloiul ihiin
ltir. Tlios. Graham, 538 lllzisson St.,
Oshilwa. ~ “I :im G0 years nhl :intl was
tirutc-tl for ycurs for :i troulile between
the bowels :intl the lilzitliler, which
kept me home from work for xi. month
at a time; until I started to take
“Fruit-o-tives.” Since then, I lifive
-worked steadily for four years and
have never had a sick day." 1-_-. ~\'
Try this wonderful medicine; mario
from fruit. jiiicesi cumliiiicd with the
finest incfiivinul in;r:°ciii<‘nts. ‘.2.'»r. and
-504'. it imx-at dealers e\'erv\\'here. 4
iloiicr
,HE CllAllI.0'l"l'li'i`()\'.fN HOTILL'
C0i\ll’.-\NY i.lhXl'l`ill.)
Notice is hereby given tlint zi gril-
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eral nireting of the slmi‘elicItlei's oil
“The Cl‘.:ii'lol.cl0\\‘ii Hotel Coiiil’31`~.','~
Liiiiited" \\'ill he held in thc Beard oi
T;-me R.,-gnu,-, l\lo.i'ket` Biiilcliiig. in
Ch1i:'lottcto\vii_ Prince Eclward Island
on Mondziy, the Liv:-nt_v-niiifli day of
April A. D. 1929, at the hour of G
o';'lot'k p. iii. for .lie purpose of pass-
ing s. resolution requiring the said
“Clia:'lotte;ov.‘n Hotel Coiiilifillii Ll'
niited" to be wuuiid up unticr the
provisions of the "Voliilitai‘_v Wind-
:ing-iip Act" being cliapter 9 of the
Arts of the General Assf‘inbl_v oi
Prince Ecii-:ard Island passed iii the
fifteenth year of the reign of His
‘ Present Majesty, and upon the Pam-
lniz of siieh- resolutions to appoint a
liquidator or liqiildatni's for such
winding-iiji and for the transaction
of busiiism incidental to such wind-
ing-up.
Dat-ed this twelfth day ol April, A.
D., 1929, -
W. K, ROGERS.
*. President.
' D. A, MACKINNON,
' LT. Colonel,
Secretary Treasurer.
3264-4-17~eod-61.
GABBY Genrie
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*w .i _ too. You ou__1.t to L
that Jerry is
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'thrown caaeiessly- on the back of Q'
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“When the short skirt lr abol-
viied the girls will probably find a
nf-re attractive style In their
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i you have any difficulty going round
curves?"
Motcrman (demonstrating at
once): Not the slightest. my
dear.
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THEY MAKE AND BREAK
Wifie: My clothes simply make
me.
Hubby (sighlng)2 And break me.
Established Business
Stand For Sale
llcre`s your chance to seru:-¢ one ol
the finest business propositions on
P. E. Island. Elmer E. Sharbell, of
Portage, P. E. l. olfers for immediate
sale his fully equipped lumber and
conpcragc plnnis at Purtrigc with or
without stock that is ready for manu-
facture. including his patent for the
Crlchratorl Cedar Fox Breeding Den.
Also including a. beautiful dwelling
and outhuildings with twelve acre; of
land within three minutes wall: ol'
depot and situated on the main
thoroughfare; also six hundred acres
of lumber and woodland within easy
reach of mlll property.
This is one of the finest chances to
set-ure i\ going business' at is reason-
able price. Terms if desin-ii can be
easily arranged for.
Mr. Shsrbell's reasons for selling
these fine properties arc that he in-
tends doing other extensive work and
he has decided to sell his lumber and
coopernge outfits. Properties are open
for inspection. Arrangements can he
made by telephone or letter.
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FOR SALE
Brick residence and barn on Prln|:e_
Street, large lot adjoining, also veryf
old mahogany bed room suite and ni
In odd pines of furniture. For ll-
spection, Phone 784.
Radio communication ls being ex-,T
tended in the Philippines. i
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Commercial aviation is being rap-I
idly de"¢l°l>€d ln India. pected to improve soon.
lnine and ten feet. one enamel sink.
,fifty- feet. stair rail with two newel
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Wiley: You should be ashamed
l of yourself-coming home ln this
. condition.
l Hubby: Hicl Am I home? ._
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3275-4-i8~2i. ,
` Panel doors and frames. window
,ssshes und frames. two wire gates
post; and bnlustcrin, one enterprise
Royal Grand Range, two gates and
frames. two hed-:tends with springs
and mattresses. one extension table.
Bllhtecn kitchen and dinning room
chairs, ten rools oilcloth and it lot
of other useful articles.
Bargains while they int.
J. J. Stewart. Balmoral Apart-
ments. Upper Prince Street. Phone
1341.. 3321-4-20-6|
Iiaiy's industrial depression is ex-
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The Charlottetown Fox Breeders
Protective Association

 hllshed for the prosecution of any
..-_ ranches of any of its members and have retained n. Deteotl Ag nd
 Talent of highest repote to accom ve "my .
iw, V are also owned by the Association md are ready to go to work ug one
 ‘__ to'| notice. ‘
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 -[_ following sm memben of me cnnwncrown- mx
___~_  ns' rnorqcrrvs i\ssoci.rnon= /
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  __ i'/lclnlrd l Msoltinnan hu- Farms.
` ,V  I :lin A.McDoruld.
~.  3,, ' L. manners.
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`<. Bogen
_._-,;,   --.neun sum aim rox ce. ‘
-.iZis_'i'.:'¢_¢_.g;5 ~.“» _i.,_.' ._ G. Sounders. ,
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person or persons stealing foxes from
push their purpose. Trained Blood-
'l'. B. lwtllcltzs,
Secretary-'l‘|-nearer.
lllvor lox llsnemsi
3, "~ #"'*»’_` tvtinriiiuii..
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l So-so was in the Crowsmst. lt
needed eu.lless` stroiglitcniiig and
tidying these isle full days when the
dust from thc landing field sivirlbd
in the fl7»oi~wa_v eveiy time sonic one
,rump in. wifi. _ti-ie coming or cold
'wemher trade would fail off and she
would lia'.'»_»_ to depend on her regular
'ciistnm-=\rs from the field :md school
'lor most of her trade.
l ina, vviiy i. was a relief notto
lxnve the c.\.~\in! visitors who de-
.months 'mis my to be dreaded. The
Ci‘o\vs;ies:. ncried hardly eriougli then
:tn keep un iviili the cxpeiises oi' ber
self n_;.;l lifr fuilier.
, "I w"sli 1 rould see some way-to
bu_vii~<; it new coat," sho ttiougln.
"Still, I'rl lmve io look in the bargin
sales and b_\' the end of the ivinter
`my new one wouldrfi look mulzii bot-
te.-thaii the old one docs now, Oh.
ll lmte rhei-.p things."
; She lest herself in a dream of furs
livarm and :oft and rich. “fd almost
leiicoiirnge tha.: rich old fool that tried
llc hold my hand today Lf he'd buy
lm.. ii gray srnilrrcl roatf She went
fn memem remembering she had
sem the "rich old foo ~il.b0iit his
__/" S-if `\.‘ i / l
R) l ° 5`/ ,.) finondetl quick service from her, not
  ‘if lalwuy:~ too coiirteoiisiy. Bu; the di-
'@'-"’“' Q) , lininishcd income ol' the winter
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lcimlr. nor the rich orown duvet;--.i
I cost dress, with its stunxinlgly simpi
i matching hot. -
i "News for you, so-so,” Constance
i quid, stirring her tea.
' "Te1l`me.”
1 "Jerry and I are-engaged."
Things swsm'before‘ So-so's eY0S~
'Sl-is gulped and swallowed hex-_tes
I and stonpgd quickly to snatch Peach-
, es up from the floor' and bury her
quivering chin in the cat/ii fur.
1 “How wonderful." she managed.
Apparently Constance not.lced-notli-
ing unusuat in So-so's_,ms.nner. for
'she went on: “Of course were not
, going to beimsrried until next spring
f -I like June weddings. I think we'll
.have on aviation wedding. It'l1 be
isoinethlng different. Will you be I
frriuesniuia, so-sn?" »
`l "rd into to." Peach-.Q was wris-
lgiing. but for s mon-.em so-so reid
- her fast. Surely her chin would be-
have in is moment.
"We wont. have a big wedding. I'd
‘like it on the lawn at Terrymore.
fv.'l1ere.3/on were the other night. you
_ know. '1"1x».=rc are lots of roses in the
garden in June. 1'll 'go abroad Ln
l.-lin-ll-innybe Mnrcli and get away
ffiom the beastly rain. and get my
irousseau. Jerry`s nice, lsn't he?"
‘ "Jeri-y's it peach." So-so agreed,
“You`ve known htm s long time
f l.even’t you. so-sc?" ‘ `
. uc; to snub young
,.1 severely," he father
. So-so began to laugh. “How funny
:you are, father. Why should I fall in
love with Fred just because I'm not
in love with Jerry?" she laughed for
some time, hoping that hei' father
ldid _not guess how near the tears
iwers to her laughter. and that night
l when she wcnt to bed she sorted over
i her memories of Jerry and laid them
aside in her mind, as one liiys by the
i irlnkets of a departed friend.
T0 BE CONTINUED
’ _
_’ Famous Jersey
_AtNort/ill/iltshire
Within the last few months four
_ oiitstuiidiiig Jersey bulls have arriv-
: cd on Prince Edward Island, three of
-_ these within the last few days. Last,
_ but not least. is the great breeding
Class A. A. bull Edgeicy Silver Dol-
; lar, purchased by William Clarke ami
iS.'>ns_ North Wiltshire ii-om Conn
'I<ros.. Yarmouth, Nova Sc:-ua, \\‘l'.o
;have many outstanding dtiiightt-rs nt
l thi, great sire.
Accorrllng to James B“:'iin'iei'_
Eiilastern Jersey Fieldiiian, Silver Dal-
‘lar has never been beaten in the
_i....i..e_=.._ -no r '.1-oulanw. .ina nel "Fm Y"°i" H’ W” °“° °’ my snow ring, and that he is me first
doosn't beloiiz at anv airfield either. mst °u'5"°m°"' he” in the Cr°w:` iderney bull in the Maritlnies to be
~ ‘ ' 1. ‘ ___ .
'One thin" sure, We have the decent- ' nest' And "e5 tdem a mgui” a i rmercd in the advzinccd registry that
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regular big brotrer to me"
:est fellows in the world out here.' I __ _ L '_ V ' _ F _ l"é8‘l’1€€l C1855 A- A
[ “Peaches/‘ slie addressed the cali H” Surah' lkel’ °'°u‘ 595°’ "nm" N0! 0l1lY iS Silvlll' D~"1l€‘-I* B Siilen'
though, he wanted me to ball you
ithat lay in the last his of sunshine ` h idid individual but his stock is very
‘thot streamed in the window. about 0'” engagement' X 5fipp°s° 0 popular, as evident-Pd by the fa'.'i`tiin‘_
‘thought we’cl want to giggle and
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"Peaches how`d you l'ke to sce me. ` _ 0 ‘his calves have always f0PlJf1d th.”
lull dressed up in iz. gray squirrel talk Abouiclotifles ang 80l0“- iltfarltime Jersey Auction Sales :»..
cost and n silvery cloth bat, and, S°'S°s Barb imp? 'D d Jerry B"s` i'l'he Maritime Wliitcr Fair by rt wld:
' pcct? Did he care even a. little bit
shiny new shoes, and il. black 1scoih_ In I _‘um d b tirnargln. V
dress and pearls around my thnpat- mme Sie W9 W9” er- B °u_ f Silver Dollar comes by his reputa-
lliow would vou like tt?"
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llts raft arched -back to see Con-
r
"Hello So-sol Cold outside, but
cozy in here, isnt it?"
Sc-so buried her face in Peach.
fuuck. “say Hello to the pretty lar;
lPeaehes," she' said. "1 biiven‘t be~»
out, Connie; I don‘t lcnoiv how tt 1.
outside." .
"Let's have sera, ten, So-so, can'
lwc?"
and earns around behind the counter.
.little back room there, I've never
'Jerry t°ll about the fun they've _had
“Hot water, tea. lemon, sugar-
_ want a cookie, Too? Thcy're_wretcbed
‘things I get from the bakery." So-so
collected the tes things and went with
Connie into the little back room
.where she sometimes asked her spe-
cial friends. It .wus very tiny, little
larger than a pantry. but So.-so had
.some simple Pottery tes things and
la,pair of blue rnndlesticks..set on s
.narrow shelf.
I “What ii ducky'rnom,".Coneta.ric.1
cried. “No wonder the boys love lit.
Men always llim color don‘t .l.hey?"
having Constance come in like this
MUTHERC UF A  ‘l
'lable Compound
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iu.i.....i eruuiii. by run,” "1 vu i»_..,'.,....i.:,..._ ....._....
L,-,{3,_E_ pinuumi. V,-"__ eased ne°i>la¢sct.u.sunily.” 1- _
, idotot' _ if.”-‘_ 1 fn" _ __
'fHAv¢ V5 seen .lorry todayr' ,
‘this -later. .jlerry had always rusliei
i Pmwhes 'ya,_,__ned_ S040 ben, to , to her with his troubles and triumph:
C before.
.sti-ckc the cat and looked up from _ _
l. ta t or
_ Cons n_ce's cool _mire wen
"-‘What I like about Jerry is z`-:
stance coming in the door. ' -
;t_here‘s no nonsense about lil.'n~iJ l
zoves ming mm 'una anything i~
'n the world, more than he cares .
ic. 1 don‘t doubt, but I_ like thi
like s man who puls_'suceess_ first.
,he pounded ber small white tlsyoxi
- me cable as she continued. "Success
first and women second *I'i~iei'e's
' _iomethlng you can take hold of in
1 iiinndike that Sometimes I think
Constance stripped off hey gloves ' _ - 5
_i should have been a man, So-so. I
.cdn'l:'stand sticky sentiment"
"Let me help. And let's go lii thht ' l
So-so laughed. “You look soor-
<beeu in it., but I‘ve heard Fred and I n°i“?n"ai'vC9il“ll°_"mi°t I cam' imbi
, zine your being a man. I think
Jcrry‘s a mighty lucky boy, and I do
-when you make randy for them once I .
wish vou 'both all kinds of happi-
ness.
,will be because we both work for it
‘und earn iz. rve got to mn along
i now. I flew the Icemsideii over. Bhe's
i a sweet little ship-fmnyhederry and
,I will take our wedding trip in her."
i After she had gone so-so sat among
the bca. things It was over now No
made curtains of yellow checked; _ _ _ ' _ ' 
gingham and painted n small woeden . m°r° dream °r Jerry' Th"° w°"_°"
liable and two chairs a creamy yel- l 5°" °t` “Mer in kn°wi“3 mls' And:
low with bonds of black. She had , me W'_"' hfmesuy glad 'ii' W” °°“`,
,stance he had chosen. But sho was
puzzled ‘st Constance! manner. How
1 cold-blooded she seemed about it ull.
{ no tnriii; nr. entimsium-_‘si1e‘ni;m
l have been announcing the purchase
l of s new eripluie. ` ` `
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So-so agreed absenuy. It was nice' Pad mme in °' um’ him' wi
, walk home with her. Safe under,the
iShe did lik.-_ Constance. Foritbe mo-_Q fl" °! d"kn°“ ~'h° “nfl mm’l
,- Fred if yon were engaged' to s‘ girl
i_wel1 to me for instance. wouldn't
you" 'expect' me to _bo-well. wrt.of‘
excited about it?" ' .
“Not unless you loved ino,"' he an.
U
'Why do you uk?"  V ` '
“Like crazy 1oon`s.' lffyou pront-
lnd to marry me, so-so rd walk
around on the sir sp dmnke‘s plumb-
“Not ‘Atrios only morning.. Hg
I
ln a. vvlzilc. _ » _ - _ . _ `
I .. _ _
l "Thanks, iumey. If were nappy iii
i
_ :rn honestly. He was bred by the
_‘meat Jersey breeders, Jas. Bag; F:
"om, Edgeley, Ontario, and sired
one of the most beautiful bulls of
1 breed Brampton Silver Flyer.
ny time a champion and sire of
'ny champions. -
For a dam Silver Dollar has the
eauliful daughter of Brampton
'rinse Stephen, Edgeley Golden
Maid, with a record of 599 lbs. fat
.and is a grand-daughter of thc lam-
fous old Brampton herd sire Vlola's
_Bright Prince.
Silver Dollar is is three quarter
brother to the second prize aged bull
at Charlottetown last fall, Edgeley
Silver Flyer 2nd.
The Clarke boy; are to be congrat-
ulated on their selection oi’ such an
outstanding proven sire to bend their
long established Jersey herd.
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_ WHAT CANADA
WTNDSOR, Ont., April 19.-- A ilsl.
of amusing errors due to poor proof-
reading or type-setting could easily
be furnished by the average city
editor, bemoaning his "good story" so
mangled. In this city the other day a
report was given of a. sermon in
which the women of Canada. and
especially mothers, were highly prais-
ed. But the reverend doctor who
preached must have been surprised
when he read:
“Csnada's greatest need today is
to be smothered by strong, noble wo-
men!"
Stop Back _ Ache
By Rubbing The Spine
You can quickly rub away the ml-
iwry or in mining buck with smi-
llne. Other! have often done so,
Every time I bent over. my back
ached. It I ti-led to lift s. heavy bur-
dniit uuua me pain. 'rue nm any
I used Norvllino I `got relief. This
wonderful llnlment went to the root
of my trouble. All sore muscles were
restored. Nsrvlllne hu restored me
completely."-!L V. GREIMBUEG.
Port Antonio.
Use Nervllirio for strains, sore
'mi pvc. ¢¢_ _c<...».u‘-- u\_u_na-nm’
' slid they  st-the field he
hopped of! for PhIlsdeiphls.sh°\it~ be
.`W‘hy?"._:‘..-  _, -~
_"ll-l_“!*;"°l1§l¢'1¢.‘i-'°l'.~' ‘ . ' ` -
r .'1’ll_¢¥. PWM It tbl sm liodlo-so 
4-vslmllovlr mths hour. run me -
muscles, neursigis,-rheumstlsm. Try
lt for lumlngo, ou-soho. tootl-mel-ie.
Wherever there ts pain ln the mus-
eled-rub _on Nei-vlllno - the meet
in linen mmm. sua ml so-use
bottles py all |004 dcslerl.
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¢  f. 1'*--‘---~ -5'
glrl|‘~wera netted -over iihtlr. to-._'
M°n§;h~mbum uuyimnm,  I
°|!\°§I__ Y  N83” to."A_\'|_¢l‘
contrast. iuaive me iumga. .ner '
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l Fruit ice-Box Cake
Line a bread tin with_wsx |;\sP¢!'. 01?” ill"
sides and bottom oi’ tin wit thin lsiiceslof
.tponge.nr other plain cake. Opens tin or lsr
of canned fruit.-peaches, plums. spricnll. or
other fruit soft enough to rub lhroulh I novo.
Dram the fruit from the syrup. Dissolve one
wicks e Luahus Orunle Jelly Powder in one
.-upfulzoi' lhajyrup (scslde l; rub the fruil
throuih n sieve. and measure it. lddinr
enoug cold wnterto make s generous cupfu .
and ndd it to the ielly |_nlx_turo. Let stand in
.i cool place unti beginning to stilfen. then
.rlu with s rotary egg-beater. Add onrhalf
cupiiil whipped cream. mix well. and pour
into the-lined pan. When cold. turn out.
spread lfvphnllid sides( witlii B layelr of wlélvliii
cream. s i t swee one an nvore wi \
' \$ ii E ct d ‘lhth c k
PKGE TWU : - ?_ LA ,X M; V Va__L_V _'__  ' _ - __ _.  .4 .A __ __ __,._ _ i mi' II | --.-- .'.~  
. ° rv ,_ Y ~ ' U , ' - .tnltance wwe havin! tell H°‘~*'
°» S M I L L S * _ ‘ it seemed. why. ii Jerry on
_ ` ' ' " - ' . her, Bo-so to marry r..
. ' _ was Jerry and L 4
B - _ reall in love with 6 l
f
nowy M ouna’ of Delicioumers .’ l
' Hear the ah‘s . . . and the oh's . . . of
delightful anticipation when you serve
this delicious jellied Dessert. Ripe
fruit. . . rich Lushus jelly, orange flavor
...and oceans and oceans ofiiuffy whip-
ped cream. That’s what you call a
Fruit Ice-Box Cake.
The secret, dpf course is the Liquid
Flavor scale air-tight and ever-fresh I
in adainty "sugar bud.” .
When this su ar bud dissolves with thejellit; I
_ Powder, it rcfeases the Liquid Flavor whic i
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The
Sole Distributors for
~.___. _ . -
E:;p:riinen'.:\l farms are being es-
_nblizhed elcng railway lines of Mam-
Jhurla. '
._..____i....._._.._.__.l__-.-_
t TENQERS
Tender; will be received at the
office of the City Clerk up to and in-
cluding Tuesday, April 30th, for tbl
following supplies and motorists T0-
qulred for Permanent Works: _
Gasoline, oil and gressos,
Coal
Lumlicr `
!llurdwai'e .
lnterme-.inte sand
I;t:hore sand
Gravel
Cement
Hard sts-ic
llnrd burnt brick
Mineral dust
Sewer pipe
Fuel oil
Iron castings
Asphalt
Cartage
Blacksmith work
Forms of lenders can hs secured st
the office of the City Clerk. The low-
est ornny tender not necessarily sc-
ceptcd.
G. P. NICHOLSON,
I City Clerk.
3332-4-22-3l.
AUCTIUN
AT FRENCH RIVER. NEW LONDON'
I will sell by /\\l¢‘l»lon on the prem-
ises of the into Edward Stewart. on
FRIDAY, APRIL 28th. 1029
Beginning st 1 P. M.
All his Stock and Implements, con-
sisting of 1 work horse weight 1500
lbs.. work horse, weight 1200 lbs, and
P. I. l. champion pacing Island Bred
more (Kcmsh Aubrey, record 2.14%.)
4 extra good cows duo to freshen
tlrst to liith of May, 1 fsrrow cow, 1
steer, 3 years old, 4 cattle, 1 year old,
1 binder F. and W. 1 mower, M. ll..
1 hay loader, I. ll. C., 1 hay Inks, 1
(manure spreader .lfohn Doro) I three
section lever spring tooth lurrow, 1
not smoothing hsrrow, l riding gong
plow, 1 set disc hsrrows, 1 walking
plow, 1 lull separator, l grslnofssher,
8fsrmwo¢ons,1boxesr¢,1se¢b¢b
slolghl. 1 wood sleigh, I pung slslih,
1 family sleigh lllcfslysn mole), 1
racing sulky almost new, 1 set track
iinmm, rm i.opp|»_ sua su iuulu
wo;k and driving hdmesi botli double
ll single found on s wel equipped
nm and all uni mall srtlslh,
also electric wulur, Beatty, 1 NMI-
srn electric motor. _ _ _
Terms, dll nina of Ill.” and sndsr
mir ovn'|1l.00 0 mornin an approves
noun!! day ls sndtlsls but lsyst
HIC llllf. " ' _
' Ill. IDNA l'l'lWAl'l‘,
Apminummx.
_ _  _  _ , _ raeaauttosiiisvminua f me-_4n~. ,
.5hirritl"s ani u_ xtrn'.nn gnrni _ o_o o
with roses oi whipped cream. Serve in slices
A delightful dessert for special occasions
makes the jelly richer, fresher and fruirier.
25c for a carton of three l0c.packages.
n [Shirriff’s‘!
a Dirrizmaur Jelzqlowder
MacLean Company, Ltd_
SHiKRlFF’S LllVii'l`i£l) ln Prince Edward island
v T'.e -2* University City inthe
   Madrid, Spain, is to be
_  V ICE, enlarged.
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C. N. R.
Effective April 29thl Professional Cards
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Doueagielgxsgezialn I Mark R. 1;/lcGuigaii,
BQ U
Commcnclng Monday, April 29th,, BARl§gg§lE,Y ETC-
the double tzsln service, daily except| ‘ .
sunday. to and from the Mainhmd, Cameron Block, Charlottetown, P.l..l-
_will bu resumed. _ _ _ , C _ ‘__
1.1 audition to the can-ite as at Prohibition ommission
present. Train No. 41 will leave Char-_  I'
lottetown at 2.00 P. M., Dolly except; send an lnmnmuon rcgardinl m,
_5““d“Y- “"*"”‘% B°’d°“ 4-45 P; M~-_ fractions or rroiuimion Att to 01°
Ssckville 8.25 P. M., where connec-» mov,
ti»i11l!'3 .Cl 'ilhTi‘ N.1, 0l`T°
"l?fl;riiime Exni;i?ea?s”“for Modiilealosndl Ch|°‘h|“;P°_°g¥"  
Pom” Wash 15 Dore el r ree ,
Train No. 40 will arrive Charlotte-
town nt ;1.20 P. M., Daily except   Bentley
sunday. leaving sacxviiie at mo PM.: W ia- Shggggfi C
_ where connection is made with Train B"rkt°“'and Mmm'ey_'M_LIw
»No 4 “Ocean Limited" fro intsl
~ - ~ m P° omw iso mciimomi sin.-it
Wm- i MONEY 'ro Lo/is
SUMMEBSIDE--TIGNISH _ Charlottetown, P. E. l.
Train No. 53 will leave Charlotte-l
town it s.oo P. M., muy except sun- McDonald & McPhee
day. instead of 3.40 P. M., arriving A
Summa-side 0.15 P. M.. instead of B' ' “ Pun
5_0() p_ M_ J. A. MeD0NALD.rTo=.NI"::.Y-SC ETC'
Motor 'Drain No. 205 will leave BAnnls:{g§=:fY ATO LUAN'
Charlottetown at 8.15 P. M., Daily ex- ggi” Building Charlottetown
cept Sunday, arriving Summerslde ---*"‘
10.40 P. M., Tign I 1.35 A. M. .
Train No. 54 will leave Tignish 3.20 Stewart &  ther
_ M__ J.n.s1'swiin'r.i¢.
2. ._.. Bill, °.".°.;‘lf..§‘.‘I;`;’°.l.s.’“;‘_'°.‘;‘f m,,,;,_;'~ ;g;',{‘,;':;‘,,_ ,..
arriving Charlottetown 10.30 A. M., H arch 0”!" s,,,,,,.,
same ls nt present. ‘ MONEY 1.0 LOAN
Motor Train No. 200 will leave Tig-' 70g1-1-4.¢g_
Dinh lt 8.00 A. M., Daily except Sim- .._.____._..___..._-----"'
day, Bummersidp 3.00 P. M., arriving
°*;_=';§»_§°~;0;-1g__§-M- Dr. D. T ._ Waye
I o. l leave Summer-
side at 12.80 P. M., Dolly except Sun-i DENTAL 'ummm
day. instead of 3.00 P. M., arriving 130 Richmond 8:10?
Borden 2-16 P -M.. imma or s.1o Pm. ""“"°“°'°"“' "‘ M,
sounls UUICI HCI!! ' Phnne
'ri-sin No. ss win lem simon at gf; ‘nk ‘gi
7.00 A. M., Dolly except sunday in- °
' g_z1Fi
|h.d of Mondays' Tueadtya, Fridays insani-
snd Saturdays, arriving Bourls 7.45
A. M., some time as at present. i
0.20 P. M.. dlily except Bundsy ln- 
stud of -Mondays, Thursdsys, Fridays
and Saturdays, arriving Elmira 1.15
P. M., some time ss st present. 
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` . 'We are takin! “Ve
f EYES TESTED hog; dolly excepting
ouslgdmnrrm Sat\l_l’¢i8¥» lhying high
l.. w. 'rum-t _ -, est market pi'ic¢’S»
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Trsln No. M will leave Bourls nt
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