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FEBRUARY' Z0. 1930
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` POTATOES
AND TURN IPS
We will be buying every day
at our warehouse Hogan’s_
Wharf. Highest prices for
good stock.
J. LESTER DOUGLAS
Charlottetown. i’. E. island
Phones 798 and 938
REVIEW-iTAi<E1Ni  
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'l`hc very minute you read this yuui
should take a mental inventory oi'
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NOTICE I
Tenders are invited for all or part
of the imdermentioned lumber, to he
delivered at my ranch. Gr:ihain's`
Road. Emerald.
3" x 5"- 32 pieces
3" x 5"- 4 pieces
2" x 4"- 57 pieces
' “ - 4 pieces
' “ - 66 pieces
’° -200 pieces
“ -102 pieces
“ - 13 pieces
Boards in lengths of 12 ft.. 15 ft.
Ind 18 ft. . . . . . . . . . . . . .
_ _ 4300 sq. ft.
Boards in lengths of 10 ft. 5000 sq. ft.
'Surface planed boards (hemlock
preferred) in lengths of 12 ft. 15 ft.
and 18 ft. . . . . . . . . . . . . .
_ _ 3000 sq. it.
Matched boards in lengths of 12 ft.
15 ft. and 18 ft. . . . . . .
.. 3000 sq. ft.
Planed boards 6 inches wide 12 ft.
long . . . _ . _ . . . . . . . . . _ _ . . .
._ 500 sq. ft.
All lumber must be sound _and
boards square edged. -
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20 ft. long.
13 ft. lung.
20 ft. long.
lil ft. long.
12 ft. long.
lil ft. long.
13% ft. long. ’
16 ft. long~
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‘!‘:e.‘.‘::‘s should state earliest pos-
sible date li delivery. seantling most
be delivered in April.
Tenders will be received up to 22nd
February. 1930.
CAPT. W. J. ROLINSON.
Graliams Road.
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Professional Cards
BELL t? MATHIESON
R. R. Bl-II.l.
' D. L. MATHIESON, Ll.. B.
Barristers. Solicitors, Etc. -
Money l.o Loan.
t'iil'leea-Charlottetown and Montaguv
Mark R. McGuigan,
f' B, A.
l\ARllB'l'l!I¢_ S0l.lCl'l‘0R. ITC.
MONEY TU LIIAN
Cameron Bloea, (;i\arlottetown_ P.lt.l.
McLeod & Bentley
J. A. BENTLE!
W. B. BlN‘l'l.lll. K. 0.
larrister and Attorney-at-Law
Otlifs: lull Ri:-nmsnd Street
" MUNEY 1'() LOAN
' - Charlotietowll. P. E. l.
McDonald & McPhee
' B. A.
|..A. mooruitn. n. r. mrnss
imanis-nas. ivrronnevs. e-rc
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nlgy Qgjllfgg t.,'lllrlltt¢\it|'_1li
Stewart & Lowther
' 1. 1. n.s1'ew»\ar.x_o.
' n. w.ww1°nes
saaalsfrxas. soi_n:rrims. no
__ It 'meat Gnarls street
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your coal supply and then get in
touch with us. _ .
Best quality llard and Soft Coal
and Coke always on hand. You
should place your order now.
W. D. Gillis & Co.
PHONE 176
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, NOTICE
_ Stake Race lor 3 year olds. Purse
. $300.00.
i Send three dollars as mst pay-
lment before March lst.
All Island owned three year olds
_ eligible.
4 Race to take. place July ,lst at
l Summerside. '
= DR. W. G. _CHURCIL
- Secretary.
| 1541-2-6-ttstilllleb. 28.
Filli SALE
The Cardigan Milling Company’s
plant and equipment of machinery,
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110 h. p. boiler and engine.
Rotary Saw outfit.
Band Saw. - .
tihlngle Machine. _
Lsth Machine, and sundry small
mfiehinery with Shaftlng. Belting, etc.
Plant will be sold complete as ii
stands or stock in the Company may
he purchased lo secure control.
J Low price. and easy terms, il re-
quired.
Eor further particulars. apply to
the undersigned. . -
ALLAN SHAW, President.
J. Al MaoDONALD, Secretary.
1452-2-sattuesthus-liwks.
 HARDWARE 
for every purpose. Kitchen utenaili
 __ _ » THEY HADTO _
_ _ _ ` _I SEE PARIS
f ' T __  _ By Homer Croy
tvtlntinurdi
When Opal and Mrs. Peters
finished. the marquis was waiting in
the hail in his costuin. and beside him
was Francois. who had helped him
ed the long. slender bag and now
stood with the foils. a happy expres
proper works for an honest and self
respecting valet. The marquis was
dressed in the accepted white padded
costume of 9. fencer. with long gaunt-
let gloves coming back over his wrist;
s wire mask dangled in his hand and
on his breast a little red heart was
pinned.
When Opal came out she was dress-
cd the some way.
“Tres bon,” coiled Mrs. Peters
jovially to the little figure waiting in
thc hall. "l-low becoming!"
"Madame is very gracious." said
the marquis ond gave hi.; jerky little
OJW. .
They went down to the court.
"I do hope thc_v‘ve gone," said
Mrs. Peters to herself; but "'tiie_v"
hadnt. Pike was now sitting on the
ancient well-curb. entertaining Clark,
Mrs. Peters could hear his ringing
voice: _
aint heard a good story in it coon's
age. Soy. you‘vc Soi. to stay over a
coupla days. I'li show you over this
wiioie place from Qubliette to pigeon
roost
the white figures.
"My God! the Ku-Kiuker.-; have
got us!" lic exclaimed
. . is is nc-
ili the most serious things in France."
“it is in America. too," he muttered.
A circle was marked on the ground
and opal me the marquis stepped in'
and adjusted their masks.
“Take this lJ08l»ion," said the mar-
quis, and putting one foot forward,
he thrust out his right hand with the»
slender cork-tipped rapier. while hisi
left hand he held high and iimpi
above his head. Opal took the posl-l
tion. i
“Strikc!" he said.
“Foul!" called Pike.
_ The msrqulsl; rapier leaped out anti
ithere was the sharp song' of steel on
steel. _
The marqui.s gave i'url<l1er iiistruc-5
tirius mid the two continued to thrust*
and parry, while Mrs. Peters si.oDd`
with it smile oi satisfaction rooted on
her face. Opal was quick and agile'
and Mrs. Peters was pleased with the.
snowing she made. ‘
"Isn't it graceful!" she exclaimed.
Pike had to be honest. -
"They look like a couple of katy-_
dids li0l`lDing around on a_hot 5tove."i
Mrs. Ptleiers gave him a look und;
turned her buck.
"That little baiitam tliiiiizs nw-
tully well of himself," thought, Clark.
At last the lesson was finished
and the marquis took the musk from
his face.
“Feiioitailons.“ iw said. "I find you
a most excellent pupil. The wrist, youf
must keep it supple, so, like the neck
of the swan." Taking hold of Opsllsi
wrist. he moved it back and forth. -
Clark watched him with increasing
dislike. _
°'You'd think he owned her," he|
thought. ‘
"I just love it," sold Opal, hcrl
cheeks warm and radiant. "l’d likc‘
to. .be good ot it-I mean realiyf
good."
The marquis and Opal went in to
dress for lunch, and Clark saw them
going up the long stairway talking'
animatedly together.
"After lunch the marquis is going]
to teach her archery. too." said Mrs.;
Peters. “Opal just loves sports." |
Mrs. Peters had found an archery’
set. with the bows and arrows and
the large painted target, and had itl
taken to an open spot in the orchard
for the occasion.
Mrs. Peters hurried away for one
last look at the preparations for
lunch. The meal was to be served ini
Lauabacx i
Soslliisals i
.inata_r:f"l__R¢i|eF_ _
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dress. Francois had knowingly open- ,
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sion on his face-here was the right _
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~'1'iiat'.~. rich. clark, tiisrs i-ich. i ' ""1"
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"He isn't going to stay,', said Mrs. - ‘ _
Peters to herself firmly. e' V e e a e  S
Pike looked up in astonishment at _ ‘
- "There is one Item of my ‘
home treatment, which
never va_rie.s-the prelim-
inuryeloamingofthe skin
willrpunesoap and water
at least twice a day. For
this purpose I always reo-
ommend Palmolive Soap.”
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Mrs. Peters. passing near him. V
wiiispeied; v e 
"Pike don‘t be smart Th o
leave the skin soft, refreshed, responsive"
says the _celebrated _ANTOINE of Paris.
who symbolizes the height of beauty cul- _
' ture for lovely women of two continents
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0//'ir oil. 4: combined u-ith /mlm
' oil in I‘.rlmi_1//'ra Soap. Nm/r/:rf 4
1.1//wr wlfir/1 br/'ng_r mi/ rm//mil
1011'/l'tlcJ.i. I/ _bro/rrlr //ir _ri/`rl . . .
ir .va/e,‘ Jaalbing, dflirall.
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necessary for you to do your s
to-my salon] "
Antoine continues by stressing rhc need for
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`"SOlViIZ riicnts seem ro think," s:ly_=fAnioine of
Paris, "limi my`irc.1unci\t will give them A
beautiful complexion with no more ctiort on their
par: than an occasional visic ro my salon. 'You
compliment me too much, nmd.1inc,' I say. 'Ir is
with a reputation which extends to both England
and America.
- Antoine has, of course, experimented with
various home beauty methods to determine which
would be best. And he is convinced that nothing
is so satisfactory as Palmoliven _’
Pure .leap-_-olive rzndjuvlni oils
Paimolive is pure. its color_is the naiurai color
of olive and palm oils. ir contains no other fats
whatever. .The natural odor of ihcse oils makes
unnecessary the addition of heavy perfumes.
_ _ And more than l8f900 beauty experts recog-
lW° l’°‘“’°C“ "'5"5 nize irs special advantages. They find that ic
» cieanses as orher soaps can not~chat it removes
impurities witbo//I :kin irrita/ion.
soap and water cleanliness _ _ _ :intl hc prescribes,
for this purpose, "just one soap-Paimoiive."
"its iicliczitc yct penetrating ioiher." hc says,
"is thc most effective means of cic.\rin_l; away every
trace of dust and rouge and powder from the tiny
pores of the skin." _
Beauty specialist to Paris society
Paris society, New York society, the barter-
known figures in the theatrical world, form
Anioine`s exclusive ciicnlclc. He is one of thc
You should follow the advice of Antoine of
Paris, who numbers among his patrons the world's
smartest women.
Massagea iaiiier of Palmoiive Soap gently into
the pores for two minutes. Then rinse it away
with warm water, till you can actually feel the
pores being freed of impurities, dirt, makeup.
T hen rinse with cold water . _ _ almost to icy tem-
perature. There!_ Isn'r that refreshing?
"l always recommend Paimoiive Soap," says
Antoine. And his clients End it ideal for the bath,
most far-famed of all Parisian beauty specialists
as well. You will, too. ”
When beauty is at s-take, accept only expert advice
4 mile... ° _ 8, 0 profess ona experts visa one .soap-Palmolive!
the garden, in the open air, al fresco
Mrs. Peters said, _
“We ought to eat out in the opcn|
air in America more." she said. "lt 
so healthy." - `
Everything »on this occasion 1 must
boiperfect. She buzeed with suppress-
ed excitement. She had ordered exact- _
ly the right white wine and exactly
the right red wine. and at the end oil
the meal there would be ohaimpangei
"French people consider it horrid to*
drink cha.mpange‘ during _a»mesl."i
me said. "only Ameri¢an?~ti0.msi_" i
Mrs. Peters was becoming more andi
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more critical oi these crude people.
And as they= lingered at the table
there would. 'oc the liqueur whleh|
Miss Mason said the high and migh-i
ty favored. I
"1 like to do things _ right." reid'
Mrs. Peters. _
The msrquis appeared. again ar-
rayed in his ionnal attire. and at his_
side was Opti. itughing and at her
gayest. i
"Ecoutez. mes e_nfants,“ called Mrs._
Petersf and clapped her hands youth..
fully! “dejeimer est servidans lol
Jardin." she led the_ way- "Mai-outs.,
this is your place. s‘i| vous piait. an
other.
Onre shc said:
"Marquis, did you ever mcct Lady
Wolvcrtiree Shes an Aincric.1n who
married in England. Shes ri vcry dom'
friend of mine and 1 have been hopi-
ing s e"d run over to Paris. `l should
like is have you meet her: she is!
most oharn1iug_ Her daughter, thc'
l-ionorobie Barbara. and Opal arei
great friends." _ l
Pike, staring in amazement. was
gbmp, po speak when Mrs. Peters
fiash0d him a warning look.
Dropping her aoiee. she confided:
“My father. the late Judge, was il.
friend of Lady Wolvcrtrees magni-
ficent old futher. They were pioneers
in the building up oi Oklahoma.
Theres something heroic about see-
ing_ two big, noble-hearted nicn, striv-
ing to make s. stale out oi a wild. raw
tract of land'given over to Indians
and ooyotes. Of course. it's a great
sttte now. but it killed my poor fat-
her!" Mrs. Peters sighed.
Guarding her words from Pike, she
 sioicii iiouiiii
continued to tell thc mnrquis abr.-ut "Say, Marquis. alter lunoli howjc
the lute Judie- , like to see our cubilctim 1 found a
Sho was interrupted by Pike genl- bone in it one day."
:\ll_v calling down the lengihof the
lable! - (To be Continued)
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CEDAR SHINGLES
‘ We have on hand the following-Cellar Shingles visz-
50ll M. EXTRAS. 100 M. 2nd CLEABB.
soo M.. ccssas. loo M. Conn: wan,
" zoo mx No.i'|. B
i 1>R1_cEs Low-
L. M. PQOLE of co.
04450-0-OOO-G
Farin for Sale
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Farm at Martinvale, Klng's County, consisting
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First Highwaymant Say is time
any danger In this business?
Second Hlghwaymani No, nal
Unless you get shot.
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\ “The teacher says that our boy
oan't learn to write."
“That boy knows his business.
Many a man wouidn't have been
sued for breach of promise if he
l\sdn't put his foolishness on
paper."
*_ _ _» o a s e
T swear L|1"ri.E Miss
,Ya-ha-Ah heah you giggle,
Sweet I|'l' mils. sweet li'I' miss!
Now ain't you feel alhame’ yo|,i.se'1.
To treat you' man like dis?
Como on here. have it ovehl
W't reg‘Iah howdy kiss-
You shuah is tantalatingl
My il'i’, sweet il'i’ miss.
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ll often as I uaed io. __.___¢,».
I “No. I'm married tt her.'f_.5-.'_%
W0 M Ell’S
hilil GIlii.’S
TALL _
UVERSHUES
Black Jersey cloth. and
Caahmerette, solne have four
buckles. others two buckles and
two straps.
iilay be they are not consid-
ered qulte so up-to-date. but
they are much more com-
fortable and serviceable than
this years models.
$1.00 A PAIR
For sins Iii. 3, 3%.
i ' me uiis' sm ima theill' l23I--~---~------ ‘if 175 a0l'95» 50 519313 b3l'lliCé C0*/Gfed 50011 gi‘0Wth  A» PAIR
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of aluminum or granite; baking pans. '° °"" °'°'°'° together, and at the far 'end of thel °  ' l‘i3.l'd and B0ff. timber €XC€1)iZ &l)0lliC 10 8.Cl‘€B l1l8.l‘Bl‘l. I
ipeiu, double mum. immem mil um me pi|_..»ai_r>_li;¢ me ci»r_i_r__ 5 _ _~ .i.i."»‘.'£"a-133 First class buildings ali- p ractically new. Price reas- '°' ""°' ' " 1"'
leu, sauce pans, etc. We have won: '“" l:,;°;:o|_m The butler came with the ancient'  `meU°tummsn| ' _ _ _
dei-ful display that you will,-nior ' '0”.E‘.)§E...-.»“A.. silver soun tursen. ' i m-  oqable as 0wne_r. °l3l§_g.e_(L..to curtail farming Oper I ._ Pukfnd. o_""h°°...' Pi, 3