i. v-**—|'-'>'-2o~§}-—'- .. . . Conquer the enemy of constipation and you rout a whole grmy of physical foes, including indigestion, bllousneus, sick headache, sleeplessness and nervous dyspepsia. Beecharrfs Pills have been a world-wide favorite laxative 80 years. They go straight to the cause of rnanyi llqlrangiremove it. Thpy act promptly, plensnnilyand surely. Purely. ygggqble, ‘ non-hnbit-forming. (See Booklet.) ThilO filth tested pills strengthen the stomach, stimulate the liver 111d A Warmer House at Lower Cost! fllRfiélfiRl Gives More Heal; Than ard Coal $ 14in Cull Puebla Shed ‘Qrder To-dny from Buntaln. Bell i. 00.. J. Carranhsr Oj- 60.. W. D. Gulls ti. 00.. C. Lvons d» 60.. A. Pickard 6. 00-. and Poole d» Thompson. Montaoue A Onnntflnn Cults Pivirlln-i-d hi7 (Tliuiilliun tvorkmen Wanted Old Postage Stamps Q Islobk through your old trunks’, chests and boxes for Old Postage Stamps. it will pay you to do it. l vlfl buy even a single Stamp. Stamps on old letters, loose 1am“ or collections of old stamps and also old letters sent before. STAMPS WERE USED (1840) Sand now for my Free Lists. R. W. BURNHAM, THE STAMP MAN Ipswich. Massachusetts. U, 8. A. IIMvZ-ZS-WslO. ‘ . u, 1 "b-v~$.. zx i .1 N. l nos. lTAlli Assoc».- TION TRAINING SCHOOL FOR 'NURSES On the heights overlooking the picturesque town of ' Clinton, Mass. Near Boston and Worcester. 34th year. Thorough training and preparation for State Registra- tion. Well equipped elass and lecture rooms. Laboratory. Special instructors. instruction and full maintenance given to students. l THE SUPERINTENDENT ‘ CLINTON HOSPITAL, Clinton, Mass. LOBSTER PAGKERS Order Your Fziclory Metal Supplies Now -'How about a fPW TRAYS or BOILERS to complete your FACTORY NEEDS. Mail orders promptly filled. TRY '1‘ UiiNOR With your FRED ii. TRAINUR Strct Opp; Prince Edward Theatre 393 J. n». xl order. 80 Grafton Phone _ E. R. Brow 146 ‘Richmond Street y Charlottetown i. we. ecauenllslclslw "ll . Insurance atlmvest rate. _ ; "at sienna-nae. Lloyd LeVll. ll aoiodlfltrongfltockilomlllllllll- 15.11%’, l tints-Q iéiiuiill. r .f-,l|..1u|i(l_" lio joined tho Stuff u; ell that nothing ices lhan lt conlri-l lClillriottctoivn Branch 1009. and lifter serviul-I in VZITlOIIB “T111111 llQ “llllldem- Timmg wl-r-w 1 -. m. D- - c ~ ~ d ALD: No, l know that: The amend- ment of Mr. Dennis was lost by a ‘~ .____ ‘ ' large ulkiority . sl-ior e-bm Holmlll’! climb; lion. J. A. MdDONM-lr I vllh to say again Mist so for as lthe gen- THE cum-ram will 1-159 on 11m oral objects o! this bill are concsrl 6'9111118 bell-formalities of Dulnbelle. ed, and ll am satisfied that the "9111 ll" lll 9111911“? ‘will’ m9 m" 111111111 Bl’- 3-50. 811d the matinee at Provincial Guardian could make it "'9' “d. f9“ "h" wmmhm‘ 2.30. Parties arriving bribe theatre ma... me lggqulumQn-lg n; m, o.» should lhe domi- Al hhh awe 111116 l lllle will lbe obliged to Walt until the dmgfy illegitimate cbild Tlnypnint 1111 hut 111111111911 Wllh ll lll l1 ""1"- m-sg “c; is over, is wuut uuwuut would]; my“, to ber of respects. This Section 18 is reasonably 100k after a child from uh llle llroulolur ha» held. h vllhl we wu-L TAKE 70757055- its birth until sixteen years of ego? Dlirl- W8 1111116 hud many examples 11117 ‘B11111! it 0111‘ cellar on Mild The gamma; on 3100 would keep 1g ill this country of the vniue of bills Days-st best prices-Good stock up to the a,“ or “ye 01-31;; 5119i- or acts passed to lsglsllite peo Wlillllld- M- 1191111911? 31 C°~ Email‘ that $100 a year along with the in. pie intd s. moral condition. We can bane.—1'l74-8-8 mwf 1 lnth. tare“ Bum,“ be 8ugl¢|@ni_ look around sud sou! lllfilifluntafiflthfl: _ , 5s; I u we with these everyw ere, an we n a THE REPORT in circulation ,that thlexfllhstxxpegililglilin some got his re- in every instance they 111B 11111111’- the tickets for Wednesday und yrgnkg The Sum mentions‘; is a lli. es. When we try to legislate people Thursday nights performances of tie (no high. During the weak-end 11110 1110111111)’ W8 1110 1111611111111154 Dumbelia, are all sold is incorrect. gdjoummgng 1 interviewed every tile impossible. We find There lire plenty good locations to glgrgyiman and donor and public 1191'“ 111111 llle llllllllel‘ l" be bad for all performances. ma“ “qmse opinion was wean whileéufzflriuilui; laellllltlalvlfltlgllé! ‘lzutruexcelglulu: use e‘ con- 1 I» - ICE UNSAFE-lA liol-se drawing alllillgfillblllerilanc for reaiblntnhursly 1111181 hhvc some hehrlus uh n load oif wood across tile ice from we have (he example of Novn Sco3the case in discussing the amount Soulhport yesterday. broke through “a The guru-lug puwer‘0l' peopledliut must be chill-god against the but fortunately was gol. olll. without (hell-m 1 believe, is greutgp umuifuytil? for flululllltenllnuélntpxuusuuufl); serious damage. This was the first here. “lid l1 llleY consider a m“. e now u n a R" . warning and should be sufficient. mum of $500 fitllllCfltfillg. Wll,)’“S‘llOlll(liilgrgieioi319‘fifiglfiztoéaillgitclggdhgd ~ c enl . c are ( t Y. M. C. A. OFFICIAL TO AR- Kikigfzczmiififi; hi‘; from the fnr-dia-ble for money payments. We can- RIVE. -—Mr. J. l-l. Crocker, Y. M. We; 3c; to the present one, even not get money out of them, no mat- C. A director of physical education M 550g 11' we [ind aft-ei- a y8lil"S.l’Pl‘ what the judge says about ll. Toronto is arriving this evening to expeflence under me Act. that llledn probably eight or nine cases out 8991111 1W0 118W 111 (‘llflllollellllvlh amount is not sufficinet it can belof ten the Act will be it total liiil- l-le lectures tomorrow night in St. raised ,1 move as an amendment ure. ll would suggest with respect James‘ Hull on "China" . He will ‘bu; ti“, maximum amount be pluc to this clause lilac the amount of be the chief speaker at the Y. M. uu at $504; lroncy be payable monthly °l' qulir» 0- A- Svhrlfl 111111111191 o" Tlllllsllllf- intuition STEWART: Might 1 tcriy. l (l0 uol ace whytvuleegly pay- ferred to has ineuts shou d be accep e . o am- ANOTHER HEARSE- -N- D- l-lgiéoiiieulzeltiiwlll ‘gillvziescotla? ounl will be small and such provis- Macllllall h" allllell "llulller horse‘ lNl-R DENNliS: 1 have no lauthor- ion will only encumber your Act, urnwn hearse to his equipment m.’ 6,508,), u... public press. in llllvlllg clerks nlllke Olli. receipts All“ 1111111111 "lmlllllelllllle “x9e” nnnbilnli sqiuwmnr; m. ille every welek. ln fact, l think half once with motor lie-arses Mr. Mac- statute beuu passed? yearly puymenle would bo 1111119 Lean finds that they urc not pract- M.“ SAUNDERS: it is reported sufficient. Also. the D11¥lll9ll15 m“ f" Mall“ “mdnlolml ‘he 511°" thin, it received iia second reading. should not exceed $100 a year un 8688011 111111118 WhlCh 1119)’ m" be HON DIR. l\lc'.\iillil..AN: The id- lli the child attains the age of six-- used makmg the “m of “keep ea seems lo be prevalent that this teen years; or a lump sum not to Droliibitive for funcrni purposes. A“ 4s striving m impose u ueuunuuualuuueed ‘muairyuuxu u.“ “u; luulve a , . - u at nil. It is o c ause prov ng t a o aanco FALCONWOOD HOSPITAL IN‘ lsatlneiiituatl‘: hllli0Vi8ifll1 for the of the money, in ib-e event of the SPECTED‘ "The “mmbers or the maintenance of the child. Jlf tho lit-lull of tile cililld before the ego Provincial Legislature ‘visited committee think that. $500 is all zld- oi‘ sixteen sllall revert bo llle flitiler Fzzlconwood Hospital and infirm- equate amount u, guppofl a cilild oi bile child, We must not suppose I113’ Y9fll911lHY flll911l°°ll all" lllllr‘ up in [he age of eixteeuyenrs of that we will have only the interest 011E111)’ 11189901911 1110 lllhllllllllilll- course [my wm follow inn nugget» on llle sum of $750 to use. A5 n also the dairy hem and mm‘ "quip tioll of the amendment proposed ilynilitler of fllct. when the child is lllBlll- Th9 dllclellcl’ of the ‘he hon, menpbel‘ for tile Secondwcry small, the mother should doll- medical suverlntrurlhul 111111 hlllll mum. (Mr Dennis). uni if they hi0 lllBi. bmnnni, She i188 tile sluile was warmly “ommmteil “mm” think tllllt the child is entitled l0 llalbiiily us lilo faltller. Taking this “very pa” M m“ lnsumflun bums liuvo a fail- cilllncu they will NOT interest, wllb an equal amount C0ll kept m splendid order’ vote for that amendment! Because tl-ibutcd by the mother, there ellouig *‘"°°°- ‘s mm“ f.“ ‘Tiiiififfii-i‘. if. ‘ii"§§l?i“‘...i‘i..°“§§.§§".iii% $73.‘... ma“ m” m9 Unite‘! Kingdml‘ Wm ‘mm mlihit Aglllg ti? hi? imposed in fortubiy. .1 Wéiliilfé to any thnl il" be ‘lespatched by the steamer means - so lghave enough fllilll ill tile Orphannges of this Province “Montclahm sailing 1mm st‘ John’ elverlllstczietlon of tile judizos of the hlid $100, or $75 or $80 u year for N‘ B" o“ Friday ‘he 28th instant‘ Elie l.' Court in whose hands tiiisliie curing of n little child up lo Auoiher m" "m" “in b“ despmch" Lou“ y llll ii‘ to feel confident five or six years of age they would ed by the steamer "Allllillllfl" sad ‘liimel ‘:1 eilaider ‘i mall is able be very able to take care of them. in’: from Halifax’ N‘ s‘ on Mommy’ “mt n t the‘ will not elvlAfllerwlurds when the maintenance the 31st instant. The next mull m P8315331 Umak u?“ $500 us uluuurueu become heavier, you cuu for Bermuda. Barbadoes. Trinidad a“ $1‘ ' um is euuuew mo use ‘he principal uuuh 1 mink “m1 British Gillan“ Wm be by thelmflfimui“ mm) in to consider‘ the these amounts would serve lile pur- "‘“""“°' "T‘“'1°"' "m" Ham“ °“ km‘ n we ‘lmlbio Ullsllll and that lS-pooclof llle bill verv well. Friday tile 23m instant. miffflfjfcfo, nus Aclf MR. J. now/inf) lilclxllvliun: PROMOTED-Friends in this buy lll‘- -l~ “Umsqtiluqlflnxxlfglzgi, xlghfgmefv;",f,,'}";{,“;§0;{‘“§,g1‘ (f; lwill be ploaseii to hear of the pro- ARI): According w Sigconu Pfinue on“ m Emu“, cases ‘o; she mu), nlotion ill banking circles of popular °l ‘we “Wilmer m‘: . ‘ - ' (Mr. Dennis) the first part ol the (insert. the child. Central Guardian A (Continued from ‘Page _8)‘ MAIL FOR OVERSEAS. —A full mm ouinnuuru orityg o! the Act. Clause $1. Pmvlllina that the 91* dei- shall bind real octets was on motion‘ o: lion; J. A. McDonald amended 1n the latter port o! the clause Abe following words lbsing struck out: "The Judge may direcl. such notice lo be given by publica- tion iii a newspaper whore he con- siders tho some advisable." 1MB. DENNIS did not thin-k there should be provision forbinding the estate. The widow and legitimate children should not be asked to con tribute towards the support of on illegitimate child. ‘Phat was placing the odium on innocent pal-ties. it might. affect the winding up oi‘ the estate. if so it wlouid seriously com piicate matters. Without that clause, the bill was still ii very generous one and covered all principal em-l crgellcies that llligh-t nrlse. Jig mov- ed that tllo entire clause be struck out. PREMIER STEWART said the boll. menrber was mot taking tllui right. view point. ll‘ this clause were} struck out the hardship on widows. and legitimate children would be; much greater. The money is-a debt on the estule. Other sections proq vldo that whatever is due at tho j time of the man's death shall be so. y considered. it would therefore be taken iircm the estate in any ceseu before the estate is distributed am-. ong the heirs, The clause provides lhlil if the payment of thin partic- ular debt creates a hardship upon the widow and legitimate children, it will not be paid. i MR. DENNIS said uil the clauses referring lo the mutter should be‘ reconsidered. i HON. J. A. MoDONALl) referred‘ Mr. Dennis to subsection two cl‘. the clause under discussion, which slates that the legitimate ixilllliron‘ must first bo duly provided for. His ilbjeot in moving an iilllelld-| mcnt was that the great publicity invloived in publishing the luatteri lll the newspaper was unnecessary. Jvilli. DlzlNNllS argued that if a widow and legitimate children have? suffered for ten or twelve years be cause of payments being made dur ing the mall's lifc-tilno they should not suffer alter his death, entire (douse llle struck out ‘mas put to lilo committee and lost by a large ulltjorlty. Hon. J. A. McDonald's illllQlltl~ lllortl that the last two lines of the clause referring to publication lll newspapers be struck out ivas car Pilld. ‘Clause 32 referring tlo lluy private ligleirlnellt liutl might be u-each-cti bttwoen the mother illld putative father. with reglird to maintenance and support of tho mother and child, WllH nmlcndeil on nlotioll o. lion. Dr. IMUMlllBll to provide lliZli lile requirement be fulfilled by the provision also of any other ADE QPATE arrangement submitted b) lilo putative father, with the llppro Vfll of lilo judge. MR. AIoEWICN: Would you oon~ skier marriage on litlequatc arrull itonloni? ' . .1 i . Cl 1 . lfim§iirkii mfhmtleio“? bu? , fl"? clause leaves discretion to the MON. J. A. MODONA-LD. T119 , . .1 L, \\ o ms loen anion ei d i “m” m weukly month sum? ummes to ‘he father‘ ‘to the llllinagemcllt of a brailch of l“ 13° n g 9 ' ' ' l li..:;.:::i::ll. lillieirz.s.ii i‘; Bill.~i...ii°2;2t£“?..1“€323“i£; f‘ m“ “m” m has e f0 o“- illliit the penalty to n fixed sumfipiiy. We know that l'roln lilo way lllg regarding lilc appointment: C. lit. Blake. whosil nllpoinmeni no W11!’ Kl“? "l9 ludg“ dlscreiiiontlil: m“ oldtAlct zmfieilewzgé {Tlhpgenygisll |l\lnnzll:el' of Montreal, St. Lawrence 0119 D111‘! 111111 111119 ll 11W"? ll 110 K1911 H1118 1‘ '9 , . .. , , '3 The loader of the Opposl-plilnl at ‘$1,000 and give tho judge: llmi St. Catherine Branch has iloul $113192" his remarks last wmk nmwlmspretim_ MR. McARTlIFR: I am in fill/Oi‘: S10 n illolllll of llle principle nl‘ the lliii and ll ‘hi-l word lllink there is considerable llit-rit lcr lillli, how would he silpporl that lli what was said by all tho previous ciiiid with lilo interest. on $500, 0v llfldlllleftl. T-ho remarks of lilo Coul- nnllollnced roccntlydlziils from “The in August, blltioil oi at lellfii Ciillillfilllflli ill tho 'llll'(‘N. ho was transferred to linuil hlnl-llinic Pro- “m. lOmUl‘ in Fvllfllflry, lens, in nbbbm- u. iher, 15119. ho was nlipoililild lo tho Stuff uf lll(‘ Sllplll'\'iilor"s Ill-puri- lllenl, llzivzillu. whore ho rplilnintlll for ziilllosl two yours. lll Aillzllut, 1921 llo was nizilin llroilizlit to Head Office and littachvli in the Staff of the Canadian Credit Dcplirtlilent 1,, where he continued until he rc- wri“ "u. Book o; huormatiuu to zlceived his present appointment. PERSONALS ‘Miss Currie E. ll-iolman, Summer- side, was in ‘the city yesterday. lnelillrle. was a visitor to the city ycslerilliy. llis many friends will rrlgrol lo ioarn of tile ilincss of Mr. Aiinn hiclnniu, plumber. BEST TONIC _ For Debliity, Overwork, i _ i Nerve Strain, Poor Blood. l Loss of Appetite, ls Rexali | Compound “ Syrup 0f - l Hypophosphites Use it to get well and | keep well. Price 81.00 for large bet- tle containing 1Z8 doles. Phone “Oil lll . i. KODAK one ea: ‘l’ ‘ 1|’ Rev. J. J. MacDonald, P. \P., Bum- uu fiuppqgillg mm of the principal uiitseiolicl‘ofAgriculture s-cemtolnc; llcztr how my lion. fricnd is going ovoriookiilg one feature. lt WilS ur- to nlllko "square" tho two parts of ikilliiiiy provided in lllqcilillse that this sci-lion. Personally, ll llhlnk lilo money would invert. to iullLl pro- tiint if wo icllvu tho matter lo the vinco in the event. of tile cilii<l's discretion of lilo judges in oizojdelilh and i beiievo that is in lilo case we should do it i lllilc other. 1111918518 01 1110T11lllY- 1! Wfllllll b9 ‘MR. Dl-JNNJS: The total amount ll better provision liinii having lilo ma; a ma“ would be name rmwmoney revert to the flilller in case would be more than $500, because of the death of the child before it uu would have w support me mom. reaches sixteen yloars. lln thnl. case or in her sickness, and so forth. V011 8T9 801118.10 QllPOl-lflille 1101119 Mil, J, AUGUBTINJE McDON- thing "tltifllilélllllilypllPIJPDOSG" liap ADD; gel-mini,“ penlnu lo the child, wlloll there is MR. DENNIS: Well, we must a chance to gel clear of the pay- bear that lll lnind, and witll that b11191" <11 l1- 9011511191111119 1411111 011119"- think $500 is sufficient. ey- Anywav. why should lhul mou ;MR_ J, Auqllspbmg‘ ylbngx- ey he handed back to iln» lather? Alli). You do-rlot gel lily point, l don‘! know tilut Lilo Nova Soollli There is uu unomaglvg phrase in Act. should be consldorml a criter- mu “N, pun of the 61mm“ A mm; ion of Wlliil we should do Lore. No .13 m pay "a sum (i: fllfiflfly" weeklyjiloubl however tho earning mirror is bibnilily m- quibrini-ly unill un- Chllll nrvhlur in lhul luuvluuc. l lhluk roaches sixteen, iho nmoillll, being lilo llluxlnillm of $500 is loo little; ii-lt. lll. lilo (iisizreiinn of iilc jildgo, $750 01' $300 111011111 lll‘ Vii-I'll. 1511i- l itlill ill tho lust part you fix the am» Wolllll Vlll-ll 1'01‘ $1.000 in l>1‘1'll‘11!11- mull of u lulilp liulu lo in» paid as 09 l0 $500- uuiiiterrnative, Wily not trust lho 110N- J. 11- MYllfili-SI l discretion of the judge in lbolii clis- 10111159 111111 U118 bill us? ' will not cure all lllp evila it is in- MR lQAUNIIERS; we are now tended to cure, but it will ‘remedy iliocilsning the question of a certain some of them. l feel more than half Bum ma; may be acgqmgd by me inclined to agree with llle Commie Court lll full payment. ‘fhero is no- slob-er of iPubllc Works. Gilllifillllll‘ thing inconsistent Wllh leaving the with reference lo nlrlklns uul the we-ekiy amount to be paid lit the Dmvlhlml 101' W991"? 11113111161119- discretion of the Court and lit the $700 would 011i)’ 11811111 out "at oh “me time giving an Qppoi-llmliy out eighty lll/res cents n weok. ll to pay n sum fixed by statute would hardly be worlb ii man's wilereby a rnlm could clean the Whllo paying 11D 9W1‘! W001i lll 111111 fllMe right off. 8500, l think, lg loo case. The payments should be mot small. $700 would meet with greli- quarterly oi- helf yearly. With ref- suni was consumed l would ilk-b lo the most sensible. l think we urlvCotlrt. , some days ago, nothing 10M than im- satisfaction. W-e would have to give tho judge some latitude in fixing a weekly or monthly allow‘ nnco. we could not do anything else l nl-hel. case it in absolutely neces- sary to give discretion to the Court. MR. J. AUGUSTINE McDON- ADD: According to the lender of tho Opposition in his statement $10 s month would be sufficient. How rnncb that would lbe over s period of sixteen years be will ren- iliiy sec. MR. iSAIUNlTBiRB: ll was not dis~ cussing that lust new. ‘MR. J. AUGUSTINE lMcDON- FEET BORE 7 Rub every night with Mlnsrdh. Ilt relieves lnflsmmalzion, loothsi and heels. erence l0 tho money roveriln-g to the lProv-inco in preference to lilo father of the child. ll cannot agree with that. l think it would be an in justice for the Province to take that money. ll would fool like sup porting the Commissioner of lPub- lic Works. The suggestions of lion. Mr. McDonald were embodied in an amendment to the amendment of 14011. Dr. McMillan. - On motion of _I-lon. Dr. McMillan 1-119 Blinker look bile chall- and progress was. reported. EVENING CIIIION Section l8 nub-section (b) was amended as suggested by than. Mr. l dllonaidfrlio ended clause pro video til“ the ahli not coed $100 until the annual paynienusuthorilw, is to gel, Mom any phar- HON. IXR. McMlLImN: thin-k so, yes. MR. McEWEN: Should not tlull bc mentioned? HON. DR, McMlihLAN: I think so. Mr. Saunders snid the proceed llll’,1~‘ worc, tnkpn in the (‘minty Court ,£lll(l the lien on lullil would have lo bo registered. How could the linloulll oi‘ tile judgment in the (‘ounly Com-l be taken out of [he llillil. Tlicro was no provision for inking proceedings in the Supreiln- I would don't DRLEIMIDR. S/Pl-‘IWART said lhcre was, illlll rolcrrcli Ml‘. Sllun (lilfii to Section 86. MR. SAUNDERS: quite all riglll. MR. McEWEN: l think it should be inserted tilat there be no coilll sol fees paid for any proceedings under this Act. lHlcEMllER STEWART: There ls this provision here now. MR. McEWlEN: ll nm glad of that; because it would be a costly Job for someone. Section 3i, re lho registration oi tho order of affiliation, wins nlliend ed on lllotion of lion, J, A. lfilcllon aid to comply with Section 32 iiii ulnclldeli. ' - 0n motion of llloll. Dr. lllolilliia an additional clause wlu-l addod pro vldlniz that lilo Provlllciul Guiirdiliil or any person fooling llimsl-il‘ ug grieved by any ordor undcr lilo Acl. lily lilo Judge nf lli!‘ (Jimmy (foul-l, Hllfllllll lilivo lll-n riizhi to up poal therefrom, the provisions of tile County Court. Amendment Aci with reference lo appeals in apply to all appeals takolutlndor lilo Act. The bill with amendments was lllen passed as n whole and order~ ed to be rend n third time tomor- row. If Your Stomach Isn’t Acting Right Begin Taking Salts Piniples, sores and ‘boils usually result from toxins, poisons and im- purities wlhlch are generated in tho bowels and then absorbed lnio the blood through the vol-y IllIOlEl which shou-id absorb onLy nourish. mont to sustain the body. . it is the funotiun of the kidneys to filter innnrrloiee trom the blood rind cast. them out in the form of urine, but in many instances the bonnie crests more toxins and im-. purities than the kidneys can el-j liniliete; tilsn the blood uses the; akin poses as the next best means Yes, tiilil‘; skin in the former pimples. The liirdatiway to eisar the skin of these eruptions, ssye a noted lneeyobent four lointoes o chii - re s tifl are of l0 years: 11ml cum is one M“. The balance u, the emit or one (hetero resclilligtlist . as order eflths can i Hon bi d Jed put: and taboo tshlespoonfl in a u; o: water each morning before ' strut m one weer. 11min will prevent the l’ , ~01! toxins in the bowel-I. lineiatee the kidneys. this n; tbein to fli- ter the at! (noel-in lid OLD DlllviBfliS, Rco NEWMAN -ARlHUR Joan HOLLAND M1. vvhhh’ 1111161111111911 11111 11w i i MARCH 2e, 1924 vp<rilkfl riierltiriq romc You u‘ ‘qua "w" PIECE l QRD 4 l TONIGHT 8.30 SHARP TOMORROW a AN u 4i 330 l ooons ' oven-zoo even 1.4 l’ MATINEE First Time in Chlarlottetowu for Over Two Years — Don’t Miss Them KiNDLY come EARLY-CURTAIN 8.30. MATINEE 23b la“ HE . _ u i; i. 1711M,» iiliPill FIRE. _ MMIEOOODE- »3 introducing V “can; Plldltsohlihfi-ie a $5.11, 27 DAZZLING NEW NUMBERS including the famous Diamond Curtain from P ll reg. plendent with thou d f a’ ' Dazzlinfii lflflghlflPGflfiuan . o "u." brim.“ “°n"_ EVENINGS——$1.l0, $1.65, $2.15 MATINEES-Sflc, $1.10, $1.65 ‘ Tleketeordered by phone or left to be called for will Llxebe held after 7 p. m. on the evening of m, pgpfmm. Curtain rises at 8.30 sharp. Parties arriving late w||| be obliged to wait until the first act is over. Please re. member curtain rises at 8.30 sharp. nml all the 0L8 flvol lies, Twenty years before she‘ had deserted this boy; had thrown him aside for the ilfe land luxury she called happi- ness. ' Through long years she cried for the son that cruel fate had made a aoolal out- cast. And then she found hlm—‘ I found him when he came to] blackmail his own mother,‘ unknowing. ' — She claimed him then aa-i her son, but he denounced hen-threw hei- out of his heart and broke hers In no doing. But events change the livesll of great and small and mom-i ory glorlflee this sacrifice of‘ QRTHUR H JACOBS PRESENTS a woman for an unwanted son, l W Truly, friends, this is onei , i i; i the frank borzagc PRODUCTION “The Age of Desire” from the story by dixie urillson with a cast of star players myrtle stedman mrary philbin wiliiam coilier, jr. _ More than a page from ills- It’s Life ' Itself mile Newe-Topiplv b; the Day a ‘ M’ ‘Ilovsv. s. filfli-WJANQIM , whittled“. claim 111- lml ‘ vauauaalmy l"