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A A Must Cease Canada

lflleolutely no use wssting "lfllle on the question o! ete. Action is required ‘ltnnsp these ailments out life for ever. Humsnity ' inlet sny longer. Success ~ i! Buckley's Bronchitis the greatest cough medicine “to mankind, is used. Thou- ll Inlerers have been helped, ’ ~ end this remedy. It: ne~ I _' slmost the impossible. h nbsolntely no excuse for any- _ slerin from eolds, bronchitis, "so, nenzs, etc“, when there is ,5 reach this scientific mix- ‘Vhieii has provsn beyond s i lb nbility to relieve speedily f‘ t‘ CHI-l]. . sre n victim o! sny of the

nlllnents, don't hesitate n longer. 75c. s. bottle at sII

‘bu, efuse sil substitutes. r sslvevstsl?

Drug Stores or by msil

Jp) . BUCKLEY, LIMITED,

l MUTUAL Bil, TORONTO‘. 10 __

lj, Bmrns

lNG8.—In Regina, Ssslc, on Nov i ‘I. ~182A), Elam-in V. lugs. son .. ‘Mr. L. ‘R. Inns of Charlottetown.

bN¢GOUGAN.—<A|t Melpeque. ember, 13th. ‘yflrtllotn McGowan, o. dnlwghter.

_-___._ l DEATHS

,t _. -BDUL"I'ER.—IM. Atlbzutu, Noi-elnbut 0. Marion ‘B-otultcr, ngioti ‘J1 yours. ' tleml‘ Thursday, December 2 at tp. m.

De Stewart, uwidiow o! Lilo lntr n Stewart. Funenai lrom thc dence olt‘ her son Jntnes W

p. m.-—-(P1es.=.= t- it flowers.) ~

T ‘All , ‘itch

‘ i. i

. ‘ IIBNIKES l s newts iugkffgbl“ ~ .

_ must sum. FUNCIWBY _ w. .. .. two);tvrrggffiitf§mii§fis a ’

‘ years Standard lor Dcllcvcd and Painful

t-nsiuntion sign d Tin pncknzopniy. sl

nsrgists or uixcct by Mml _Pri_ce 32:00.

-, Irkerboekor Remedy Co.. 7i Iv. hont 5L. l

' “"119-

Nov- 1920 M) MI’. and Mrs.

fgw,AR1-___gwd.demy‘ h, M“. U185. tins been dissolved. on Decemlbci- 1st. 1920 ins. "WW is ‘WWW Elie“ that .111 accounts duo the

Wart, 120 ‘(lumbenlantdi Street.

‘nnn

DETIWEEN 8T. JOHN AND MQADAM

With Canadian Pacific general 01181186 o!‘ time, November 28th, the St. Johndioston Train will leave at 6.00 p. m. local time, daily, except Sunday.

This is the only train operating beween Sit. John and Boston carry- ing passengers from points in the Maritime Provinces to the New England States.

Passengers from East oi St. John partlcunrly, es well as from Nova Scotis via Digby, will be pleased to know that in future n regular Dining tCar will be at- tached to this train and will serve dinner en route to McAdam Junc- tion. On account o! earlier cfipm

ture than service last winter, this will enable patrons of the All Rail Line to procure tnenl on this trip sitter departure from St. John.

Foxes FITFSEIF~

A number oi silver breeding fox es and their puns for so!» .

R. J. MONEILL_ Tyne Valley, P. E. l. tlotll-lLll-lmonth

‘i’ NOIIEET

\ As the IlEtYIIIOZISIIIp twisting be- tween (Yumpbell and MacDonald.

firm must be paid on or bciort Dec. 1% 1920, otherwise they wilt on tlhat date be handed to my at torney for collection.

h. H. CAMPBELL. 3937-11-26-61.

$500hlliIARD

The Provincial Government of- _ tors s reward of $500.00 to the per son giving information which w. lead to the conviction oi’ the part) or parties who broke into the f0) ranch oi the Imperial Fox Com pony at Brudenell on the 9th day 0t November instant and stole tit‘ Icon fox-cs therefrom,

J. J. JOHNSTON. Attorney Genera

' TRY... ' a SIMPSON’S

Washing Compound

2i) washings for 20 Cents

ASK YOUR GROCER FOR IT

Jiadc in Canada only by

‘HE SIMPSON MFG. C0.,Sherbrookc, Que.

3965-11~27.stt'llstt’.

_ Adams WANTED

Men und women. not. t.» cnnivuiln. but to travel and appoint. it-cni lcp- resentativcs. 81.092’. and cxpmiscs guarahtced first year, with good chance to mnke $2.600 and expens-

SALE”

The t-xet-tltors or tho. inst will oi Jtnnes McDonald deceased, will sdli by public ztuction on the prem- ises lately occupied by decwsed, ill‘, ‘St. George's, on 'I'hursday 9th tlztyof December. 1920, commencing at 1 o'clock p,m. 1 more l5 years, I but cow. 3 milclt cow's. 6 young cznttleki pig (fa-t), 9 sheep, binder mower. rake, gamg plow. single pllOW, seeder, and disc lmrroir ctc. 'i‘erms cosh.

JJrl-i SCRIMGEOUR,

>:::::- £

NEW DINING CAR SERVIDI “

MR8. STOWELL FINDS NAN’ E

said about Nick Clrnwford and his wore-allot under vise same provoc- ation: he would mude me nervous and gave nue n cold chitll every t-lme I thought oi it. But it made me no more cars. Iul about unade im- more careful to keep tits. knouiletlge ol‘ them from Dick.

itntlerstuntlintg that such u thinly-there had ‘been titties vulten I hnd almost confessed the truth to Dick; been almost ready to show him the bills I had tuck- ed away: and promise that. l never

nu wcvnv m: , MARRIED

ev anus Pt-vnre

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on" H. BERNB, o! cl;- J ' einnsti, Ohio, who ssys hie wonderful resterstlon to health slnee taking Tsnine has astonished sIl his triend‘, hss gained twenty pounds.’

Government; Pond * An Ideal Rink

was Public Gardens and Comm- ons Commission 0t Hollis: have, decided to have an open sir rink

WE PING

Chapter 24

I could not forget what Dick had

do the some. It

running bills; it only

happenctw iy ilfsi men ever din

LTnttII this

would run any more it’ he would paty them.

I had at problem 0m my hands‘. I’. was betgiludng to worry me. Sonic titties I thought lit would ‘take a slcitlled accountant to tell rme where I stood with the liltlo Ibitiis all over the neighborhood, ttthe charges on Clara's accounts, etcetera. l realize IIUW insignificant Iilly troubles mustt. stem to people ‘Willi money. bu; to tmc tin-y wore uppnllilig~wlict\ o I zt-llowr-tl uuyscli‘ to think ot‘ Ithctn. Dick wits, so kind, so fond oi’ utr, i- really should hove haul no [our 0f him. no fhcs/ltatiou to con» Boss I lulu Ibecn foolish. But afici- our talk about Nick Crawford anal Iii-s rivife. nothing would ‘utnkc me ttclltl Dick zitbtiut ‘the bills I lrul been rutmititg.

Ha hndwspoltcn lightly. Rout i had sensed a vein oi‘ scriousnus under his carelessness The; t-lletre was, I had found out, a ccr tain vein 0t lmlrdtiess in Dick at flint-s. I lttui soon it whcn ho 11th- cdol’ peuplc in ills‘. otilrc etcctcrzl. I ivomlcl" if atnty utoutnu would hatvc ronfcsstetl lllcr tau-Its uutlcr the circums-lezlnccs? i surety “as not bravo enough. I tietorlttincti Lo ‘suvc \\"llt'l'f’\'f\l’ I ('t)Illlll~>—'\\4llIIUIIII. denying tn_\'.<clt' f‘l.'I‘[tI‘lIl things. I only lind divs. Dooly avhcu Dick and I ivnulctl to 2o out lugctlipl‘, 0r I to shop with Fllarit. I (lid all ttllc clrnnitig ztutl

\'.'-.t..~=hi|i',: myself. until ono do)‘ I got.

Dick czuut- homo curly and (zmtght “Bil-t. since tacking 'I‘a.tl-ln.c 1 étlli

tm- an. ;l_ ' like to thread-mew tnvin. I sleep like ‘What tuw- ymt doing this‘ for. IL Iamu Imnd ntll ‘night nnd fcl just.

\’n1i‘.‘" ho ztskctl. 'l‘ltt~1\, "I ltzivv lino all titty. In Incl, I'm u pcr-

becn zinxloils ttlhout you lute-Iv! tacitly w-elti llllitii‘ once -tilol'e_ Tan-

You don't look ivell. nnd i Iinvt. hurried home lUtlll-y_|l,d ltsk you to go ‘o the doctor's. The walk down there wttll do you good." \ “I don't need any (ioctor, silly. -\nd you stop trotting about. mo." I was terribly tizretl, and tiiscotll» aged. Wliatt ilittle I stwed ‘by du- ing tthc ltcttvy work was ‘but a drop in ttlho lbucket. “l iillll all rikiltf‘ “Weill, -I tun! And Dick. ideals:- zo over and look at that. apart- ment in tire some house with (f-larzt and Jim. I think it is thus»-

“M”.

friends are nil ztsionlellletl vor my wondeitftil rcstomllon to

health

St. Gindtnna-tl, Qhtio, recently,

"I don't know what it is. bl!‘- there is something about. Tonlnc ‘uh-st certainly does the yvork." he s-cilti, "and I firmly believe if it tluulnki been for this tnedlcine ‘l wouldn't Ibe here now. it- emu- plotcly reextored mty health and l have gained twenty pounds besid- s. I have a splendid upset-its I. cw, ‘and can eat anything 1 want without being troubled in the least afterwards. “Before tthking Tanltvc my health was tircadlull-y rundown. lily main trouble was indigo-stint... and I suffered misery night Mid dtty. I never seemed hungrymnxl th-r- little l ate itpset my stomach- i u-us llcrovtls and couldn't get. ti good nights sleep. '1 I057- UllPl-i" tour pottnds and wiras going doivu hill rapidly it somned like tho more medicine 1 took the ivorse

lac" cercuimiy fbeats tanytthing l over saw in my ilife."

'I\antlsc ls sold in Charlottetown by Reddin Bross, in Montague by H. J. Mntbon, J. l’. White, Murray Rlvor ll. ‘M. Chisholm, North Try-

stnce inking lktnloc." tin-ill - John ll. Berns, of 308 East Front

on the lColnt-non this winter.

A _p0rtl0n of this ‘space will be set. aside tor the children, where no Hockey will be ulloived. A cheap pavillion ls also to be provided where ‘boots may be checked and skates put on and taken off. 'Ihis proposal mot with the hearty sup~ port of the Muyoi- and commission. 0P5.

Here is o suggestion tor our _ progressive (‘liy Fathers! Time and again it has been suggested

that. (he city kocp the Government Pond In condition for skating dur- ing the winter months. So tar nothing- has ever been done, and generally after the first snow storm skating is finished tor the season. It would not entail much expense to clear of fthe Pond att- er a heavy fat lot snow. The city horses have not tnuch work to do at this time. ’l‘liere is always scrap- er and snow plow ready in the city barns. No doubt the city term- sters would gladly spend an hour oi- two a week clearing oii this elegant skating surface. - '

If the idca cannot be worked out this way, then why not stnrt u. subscription list? Start it at one of the Banks or stores whore those who enjoy open-air skating could assist in developing the idea.

But it ivould appear almost cer- tuin that thc City Council will follow tho good example of their Halifax brethren and make er- rangements to have thePond an ideal open-air rink tor the winter months.

m-‘i-F Minus-sh lnnlmv-ns Ours-s Colds. -____.{-Q>— —-—

CINCINNATI BOUTS

CINCINNATI, Nov. lid-Anthony Downcy, oi Cincinnati, knocked out Frankie Sullivan, oi‘ New York in the first round of ‘a scheduled ten round bout here tonight. Wsite Merritt ot‘ Columbus fought Joe Dillon ot‘ New York ten rounds to u draw: Frnnkle Jones of Cincin- nnti was given tho newspaper dec» ialon over Johnny Wohlghst of Ca- dillac, Mloh., at the end of a ten round go. and George Thompson, otl New York, bested Joe Tremaine, 0t‘: Detroit, in ten rounds.

on R. H. Coohon. Murray Harbor, Lord's; Company, BordennLortPs Company. Cape Traverse

Buns h aw .

stairs thttt are tiring one." “What's the use, Nan?" in a discourttgml tone. i <~an"—“

“lit wonlt hurt you to go nu look at’. it to iplr ' ‘I

stood ltlrs. Stoweii.

“The street door wvas open so m1 cattne right up," isho said. “l htad . iill errand in the neighborhood. ‘and though-t il- WOUtld run in for

'—*._T* .".‘.ZS cry. Solneutte rapped. I wiped my cyevs and opened ‘the door. ‘There

{O-ij- -

an‘, CHANEY DEFEATS DELMONT ’ .. . Lord's (Zonrpaxly. Carleton J. W. Mcldwen. Bristol. A., J. McNevin

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 30.-—An- dy “Young" Chaney of Baltimore defeated Gene Delmont. ot‘ Memphis in at tome eight round bout here tonight. Johnny Meaty. Philadel- pltia, outpointed Freddy Recs, New York, in u fast eight-round tight.

Auction-z-a-r.

me. will ct I ins-lied thxtluflty; "Fl-nah tlll-"illifi

like to see Jim at ‘few minutes and,

. _ _ q . just "o. moment. But I stm oimid the atgenti tnlght mnki a nductton 1 have 60mm u“ ‘mmportune

es. State age Experience unnecessary. 00.. Dept. G. ‘for-mm __.

NOTI E

We are now

manufacturing

first class grade oi Lard, Sausages ». and Smoked .\len.ts, put up at our

Canned Food Act.

i)’. will call on the regularly with the

local nboi t-

’ GUI‘ nge.

iull share 0t‘ the city pattru

CANADIAN PACKING CO., LTD.

- I048-12~2»3I.

EllectiveNov 29

Boston train leavmg 5L John at 5.00 p, m_ Eagtgy-n Time, daily except sunday_ will carry regular (tming car

and serve dinner en route ’ Si. JON’! to MgAdarm ' N. R. DesBRISAV,

iii-i. Ditrici Ikisscnpgt-r Agent

and ’ , qualifications \Vinst0n

f " plant under Government Inspection in accordance with the Meatts and

Our 011v iii-lent, Mr. Patrick Dut- tit-alter.“ Iincs ‘ which will be strictly trcslt slot-h .’ and we trust that we shall etiity:

“Battery Service Station

Gentlemen! How about you:

date service station. in Charlotte town tnonaged by a

pair and get rent value

W0 don't‘. want your tiloucyl (livv a customer uiwnys a customer. MCNEVm 6 PERRV

u- 54 Grafton Si. (Old Examiner building) lilillt-il-‘ZB-thssat 4t

l storage battery this winter. Don't d leave them in your car to spoil when there is a first class up-to-

mun who knorws htis work. Ileuvc them with I15 I0!‘ “Yet or dry storage and re- t‘or your turoney, All work donc by us l;~' gitruntct d to givo satisfaction o:

us n try amt] I10 convinced. (Jucc.

there. meut goes-M's impossithle to [Iii tizcre t-hon wc do here,“

iu i], big clinir ztnd commenced t

and Bowels Regular ~

oi upsetting your liver or stomach ii you will

Big Wood sit. At l Brooklield

To be sold thy pub/tic auction t. ono o'clock sharp on (Jlontluy Dcc. ii, 1920.

Pivc ncrL-s ol‘ and lumber.

TERMS. All Aunts of $11k trust: nvm- tlutt nltloutrl. i2.‘ nmntlls t-rt-di

cent. off for cash. .

If day proves stormy stile wil talkie plwcc on 'l'uetedwy.

FINLEV MCKINNON PETER BRODIE,

Auotioutzcr

1034-12-1-44

__..,

cltuicc lutrtiwuutl

on approved Joiml notes with t; pm-

great nerve end blood )t Anemia, Rheumatism,

t.

MSplendid Farm For Sale

171 acres of splendid land ut sores cleared and baluncc ltcavy

broken for next year and plenty

z dny, December 9th at 1 p. tn.

- Io: 414, Charlottetown. "DQ141441. '

. b10058 011 Term, pump in house. and barn. One mile from Richmond Sta- - _tion, one quarter mile from school. Excellent buildings all in good re‘ r~ I psir. Farm well fenced with wire and poles. principally wire. 34 acres

Form mudded last your. This farm will be oilered for sale onllliturs- n There will also be sold on that date. ii horses, 2 milch cows, binder, . ' seeder, disc barrow, other barrows. plow, wagon, sleigh and other isrtlq.

' he n! term machinery. Terms oi‘ sale will-be‘ announced at the Auouqn

1w further Deriiculsrs apply to Philip Gallant, Richmond,

Iilchmoud. Lot l3, lfrincn County; 70 growth of ‘hard and soft wood. Two

of manure for next season's crop.

or P.

An Ideal Xmas

PRESENT

Anyone who has once used u pair will admit they have no equal.

SOLD BY

Chlown Garage Co

184 Prince Street City

Appetitelieen

You can relish your meals without feet

Nervonsnees, Sleeplessness and [Pensle Weakness. leselss nut near sissslsre énawaisfi

..___.,_.._.___...__

"NO-0'Illy my own foolishness.‘

he wtitl be home by tho ‘ti-mo I get v ‘ _ But lib for as tho tipnrt- oggpgggéftltgnqxfet wfielfevxfnmgilfé“

titarks. uvy overatrulned nerves vo away and before I realized

Aft-er Dick ‘loft I ‘Cflllllplfltl up afhjatm was domghow ahmost ma“

o, Ilcate ‘it. was, I ‘had subbed out the 'whole misernlble business-the , unpaid bills, my tear that Dick ‘had satid he would do as Nick . Crwwford hnd done‘, my trying to stave um] over-working. my de- sire Ito move Ibocause of the stairs f which ‘lllOlililflfld me-wadl tlhte little ‘ things ‘as well as the ibtlg ones that had ‘been tbeablng at mo. - rttsping nerves unltll ltlley thud u‘.- tnos-t. given Iway 'l'hen—~-as silo asked two-d told ltcr ‘tho whole pitiful ‘nrmount I

put your tsith m d l l b ~, v».- - t - »- t . attreiruliillsume :31; t: iigrdzzrlli flslttlticwuigeforibxi d? mock’ crop’ mpkmmn“ or M‘.- Foulsccumii- saw bhc (look in herr eyes that. Calm Frauen my“ Rh” 0“ Iationo that thc tunnunt would seam pitifully Wei Dec’ am f“ 1 o'clock ‘p’ m‘ the autatltl to her. tBut d was totally un- Sale ‘pofimva gfiglikaolélhonla are ex- - q ' . trmnéhefililwfli Ind 755m‘ Zloekitzlztzdologslvfllzltfiglt Ifiilfilttliid. I] 111:3] 1033 12 1 mm 2g Ammonee" fleas“ 5a “Wald” 3°‘ jus‘ blurted out mry trouble the» '

SnallPilk-JmsllDose-Srssllhles w,

_ e of my nervous condition. ‘So

omcAmtmsmonrnlllg-Nlillfel I was almost astonished when she tonic (or 551d;

"You tniust let mo itcltp you_ l iovc DFBLW filings. too, and you urn so tireltlty, look so charming wllte-n you are properly tiresised, it '3 i‘ shame 1'0!‘ YOU not to have ovorytthinr; you wont."

Dick tvnttnc whit-titling up tho stairs lust thou. Sine ptincml bur "Hit-or on‘ hcr lip. mud whispered;

“I'll motor over in ‘the morn- tng."

To the continued.

Take‘ Your 0rtler

For Priting I _TQ_

The Central ‘Job Ptintery

m Ram" smart‘ cnmcorrnrown,

TELEPHONE (IQ-L

Jl * l 3 . k‘ 1 l' . - - (an '.@$@ 9. ~‘ illiofitzy m“ q“) H‘ O m“ time. _ loulare feeling bntlly (¢._"." - ' ' av: “ivell. ru trot over there. n1 ‘1’:Z‘;‘;';,,.'°m"“““““N° b“ “°“"“ ‘ ‘ (Zllllifl C ‘ IISW,

' Are relieved innfow dnysb 9

taking so drops of lloiher Seiqcl s Z ' Syrup nfterlnenls and on retiring. ' I! dissolves the lime snd acid accumulation in tho muscles and joints so these. deposits can be expelled, thus relieving pain nnd soreness. Se' el’s Syru , nlso known no “ tract of cots," o eonhlnenodopenorotharstre ' drugs to Isill or snnsls the pain: rheumatism or lurnbnge, It re- moves the cause. 50:. n bottle st druggistul

lfi

t/"CCQBQ

1 gauze/racism: _

Auction Sale

Attention is catillied to bite sale

____,____ Annual Meeting The annuhii meeting ‘ot the Kttimnmi tsuvotg vmenlqono Palltch Fox -Co. ‘Dtd. will the held at the treasurers‘ ofltltce 10 Ambrose St. Lihtsrtlotbstown, 1P. ‘E_ II, on Wed- nesday Ilec. 151ml. 1920, at one o'clock, p. m. ' WILLIAM H. KINSMAN, President.

than. Pres. 106041»2—2-tth‘ost Iri-dll.

Notice to Mariners

Amet Island light in Straits of Northumberlend is closed down for balance o! eeeeon_-- :-

1’. 0. TAYLOR, Mt. Marine Dept. (I-ItTown, P_ m, 1, November 26, 1920 Nov. 27-7i

___.___.:

AnnuaLIeeting

The annual meeting o! share- holders o! Dominion For Breeding Co.’ o! Mnrrsy Hgfbqr Ltd. will be held sit McDonald Ho- tel_ Montague Bridge, on Tuesday "l9 7""!- Ill? oi‘ December next at 11 o'clock s. nu tor genersl

business. W. H; PROWSE, l sect’,

Rooms, Bedro

\

Attractive Floor Coverings

An attractive floor the general good ap

These Made-in- count of their durability, all-round economy find

at Moderate Cost