FOR MINOR CUTS

Wash under running water, I 1 and apply “Vascline‘ Jelly. Helps nature to heal. helps prevent scars. Soothing, pleasant. entirely safe. look for Hie Trude Mark "Vaseline" i‘: your protection

(‘hescbrotigh Mtg. Cn., Courld '- 131‘ (‘harbor Avriiuu 5l()N'I‘RF/\I.

l/asclinq

TRADE MARK PETROLEUM JELLY

Another Good Report

" or their Special l’. I-.'. Island Rep- resentative in Charlottetown l'or

‘M31115 for Suits and Overt-oats, from

"A decorative wall climber root! to the spot. and attracts the pest commonly knowin as the OIIIIOXlOUB-

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be so sensitive.

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By 0rd

inci-s. Dated from his (lilice, Octob- r-r 738th, 1927. Mr. S. F. Tarbush, Charlottetown.

Dear SirsI-Speaking "candidly I Ion". believe the Company have a Inrii in Canada, who can point to is few alterations in F0 .m:in_v “It is a splendid showing . v. oil iind I am calling the atten- l-"n nl‘ the Firm to it zit once."

l zii- Alannger l'or the Maritime Provv ‘

Yours sincerely,

AS iT GOES ‘Now

l Chorus Girl (at stage entrance): ‘Heavens, I'm late for my actl

i Friend: -Hardly have time to ‘out on your costume, eh?

C. 6.: Same thing-hardly have time to take it off.

U. D. (IELUAIIT.

CLEARANCE. XI (TION SALE

At East Iiuyaity on llloniluy. No-l

yI-mber 518th, 1927 at 1 o'clock Shurn of Stork. Crop and Farm Implements.

Stock-l; horses. 5 extra choice‘ fresh cows. due to freshen in Jnn- . nary, all young: crop. form iinple-' She: Say, Tom, what is meant furniture 0f a" by the "divorce evil?" kinds, 1 beautiful Axminster parlor articles not‘

ments, household

rug, and several other mentioned. It‘ stormy sziic first. fine day. Terms at sale. Nothing reserved.

See. posters. / .

WILLIAM CARROLL.

East. Royalty

642-1 1 116-21.

l '\ (‘IIANCE OF A LIFE TIME

diitiiiiiil SALE

DECEMBER 5th. 1927 AT 1 I’. M. SHARP

Owing to ill health, I am offering

He: Alimony, undoubtedly.

BUGVILLE NEWS

‘ Caterpillar: ' What's new in Bug-

‘ville? Bug:

for sale by public auction on above Firefly for being llt up!

iliite. my beautiful home. lodge." Cross Roads. Lot 48, 4h,- ‘es from Charlottetown, .'..-..rly izcw, with telephone ‘and iincless furnace. Farm consisting oi‘ .i. acres of land. 7 acres of this iii-In; wood lot, balance in a high state of cultivation. uiith bearing ri-lidrds of 4 ‘acres, i. acre goose- beriics, acre cultivated straw- berries and u. quantity of other fruits. Also my Stock, Crop and "arming Implements.

Siuckr-I driving mare 8 years i-ld. It milcli roivs. 2 frcshened this .= , l to freshen in March, 2 heif- .-rs 1 ycrir old. 35 white Wyandotte liens u nd nuilI-ts.

Crop:-R tons of hay. 4 tons of rrecii fccd, I00 bushel turnips, 20o

‘#151101 potatoes. quantity of apples. 1 ’ seed;

Implemcntsz-(lang plow. drill. spring tooth cultivator, disc. barrow. spike harrow, roller. pouitoi iliggcr. potato liiller, turnip pnlper.‘ Ihreshlng outfit with engine, ensil-l nae cutter. circular siuvs. bob sleighsj

hex sleigh. truck wn gon, express.‘ iwi izcii. ilriving wn gon. qunntltyl of ha run: . milk czi n. Churn,l qiin ntlt y of household turni- inre iliiiiiiir ' table, chairs.

."~i.-i,':. lumps. rook stove. heater, lm-i carriage and a lot of articles loo numerous to mention.

Tcrmw-Ii‘ farm is not sold priv- ately before above date will be of- ii-red then.

Live stock and sums under $10.00‘ cash, over that. amount. twelve months credit on approved joint. notes.

all

S. R. LANE. It. R. 1, Southport. J. A. IHACDONALI). Auctioneer. G35-1I-26—‘il1"l\'lll4i. - 4 > ~- I‘nr vuriu iinil I mu use Wlnnril’! Linlmeni.

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SEALED TENDERS“

house

“Fruit

“Terrible thing the way that fel-

low lost hlu head." "Ob. it was sol bought a new hat too.”

__. .. <QQ-___ . __ l'i|r l'lil'll'l lllllll bunlinm use .\Ili|uril’i Llnimelil.

IYhIIdréiiYEd 53nd.

ANNUAL MEETING

The Annual General Meeting oi the Children's Aid Society oi Charlottetown -.- including Queen's and King's Counties-and of all per- "ons interested in the welfare of -hlldrcn, will he held In the City Council Chamber on the evening ol Vlonday. the 28th November. insL, at t o'clock.

By Order. W. J. P. McMillan, President.

Charlottetown,

9th November I927. 216-11-9-wfm6l.

Sealed Tehders will be received by the undersigned up to and Includ- ing Thursday, December 1st, 1927, for the purchase from the Provincial Government. of the Agricultural Hell, Summereid

The highest or any Tender not neceeseriiy accepted.

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er. XECUTIVI-i ('t_)I'.\l(;Il. -11-i8-fmw5i

J. W. until-TEN. Deputy Minister of Agriculture. Charlottetown, P. E. I.

November 10th, l927._

The Fly-Cop pinched Mr.

Ami he had jull

VIDA HURST oveooe-oooooooooooopoovoo

IINSTALLMENT VI

"What sliull we do now?" in. quired Bertie as theywiilkeil out i;-|' ilic theater. "Shall ~we go some WIIPFH and dance?"

Tile thought of (tanning him uuusoimeil Sonia.

"Ob. not iii-night. , it's almost 1i tl't1l()(!l(. [let's go to Maxlne'i;." “What's the idea?" asked Ber ile- "l'm supposed t0 be having ibis ilaio mvlth you."

"Oh, well. let's call it l1 iiiglii iii-ii iind go home."

"My (loudness. you're a illsagree ‘bio liit-ie thing to take around Zhlizzigo domes have to pull a iii eronl line from that, girlie. Therl ire too many gliis in this town foi sou to act so upplsh."

Sonia hail an intense ilosiie tc ell him to go and find another om now, but her resolution to staui well’ at the office forced her ll smileand soy, "Now Bertie, don’ What do yoi

with

xnut to doT.‘ "That's better. And since you're so sweet about it, 1'11 take you t’ klaxinefls." There wasno answer when they ‘am: at Maxim's apartment. Souli vus genuinely disappointed. Muir ‘ne might have helped eulertail leriie for the rest of the evening hit as they started down tlio Slop‘ lie door opened enough to shou Vluixucfls fluff of blond hair. "Who is it? Oh. hello. Sonir ‘llil Bertie! Wait until 1E9‘ ioinethlng 0n and you can come

ll.

She admitted them, clad in' a icuvy butiirc-bie.

"it's cold in licre. 1 was just oiug Ir lied." she explained.

Even in the dim light Sonia eouii‘ on siic bad been crying. She wish- ii liieii that she had not insisted ‘ll Berlin-s bringing her. But ‘hrlle was already wiinding lthe iionograpil.

"Mel's ilaucc."

“The llltltilllllWfi broken. Ilertie", "aid Maxine. "l might whistle oi you."

Bertie had o. better idea.

"ill-i ili-csscd, Tlluxine, and we'll to to that piuco down the street rhere they have tho orchestra. 1 ‘ave to iliince."

Zliaxine hcsituleil, lvirlhile Sonia acid. urgently, "Oh, please do OIIIP, Niuycine."

“All right. Though 1 don't now what Bertie will do with "till of us. l‘: won‘: fake m9 a iinuto ti. dress."

So Sonia was forced to dance gain with Bertie, fingers clenched i iiie moist hand. The evening "Ill its lffilllpilflfiillltlllbi, however, ‘(if willful: at her table in the ilim

iglii, while Maxine and Bertie "MTG tIflllClill-‘I. Sonia saw a man. ‘ISO alone. He was young, dark

1d interestini: looking, The Shut-c his blui- i-yes sent Sonia "us ‘full of appreciation. And ov- tiie smoke of her SIKZIPPIIP slie ‘eturneil it, wiistfnlly.

"Why caifi 1 ever meet a ‘ike that?" she \\'i'lS.l.1llIll(lIIg.

I1. ‘seemed to lier that the (‘h-arm if his personality swept. across lilo ‘com. When Bertie, danced with Maxine ngnin Sonia sent. a swift. dance io that other table. The ‘cum: man ivas still there. When ~o mei her glance be came across, 0 her. -

"Won't

lTlitll

you finish this ilancel \Vou‘dn't Bertie be furious‘! But "onldn't it be worth it? Sonia smil-

Dim _ weakink Inusic, blue eyes smiling‘ —smilinlz~inio hers . . . . . ..Sonio dud danced many dances with nany different men but never did‘ nusic so intrigue her as on this

‘Sour Stomaclis Made Sweet

The wonderful comfort you get ‘rom even twenty drops of Nervlllne "ill surprise you. Almost immed- ‘tely you feel better. Nervlline ‘rings up the gas caused by fer- nenting food, and at the some time ellcvcs that distressed feeling in he stomach.

When colic or cramps strike you ‘t night, when nausea or upset tomoch overtake you, then it is ‘nit you'll find Nerviline a sure rc- ief. For general use in the family, ‘or emergent ills, for Colicky Pains, Belching of Gas. Nausea. Vomiting or Diarrhoea, Nervillne is by far the ‘afest, quickest remedy to use. No Home is safe or complete unless ‘rusty old Nerviline is handy. 35 ents, at. all dealers.

fl-OO-O-CGQ-

LLESTER DOUGLAS,

WHOLESALE PRODUCE

Exporter of .1 Prince Edward Island

Jertified Seed and l Fable Stock Potatoes

39 QUEEN STREET CIIABLOTTETOWN, P. I. I.

rOO-QQQ-OQ QMOOOQOQQQOQOQ

Glance ilttod ‘u; wldilllllu g, methods. t

t

uqauu oped-mm. lfl llellmeud Strut-i

_ Md danced together. , ovooeooooooooooouoooooo 519d again beneath his chin, wrap- “mijjm=

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THE CHARLOTTETCWNGUARDIAN

atzxarrh

nose or throat ll

' uniullybenefitedby enufling up nostrils

' ' vapor:

I and yic s assesses:

nilgiit. lit crept under her skin. It sent delicious," prickly sensa- tions up and down her spine. When it was over she sighed. She resented the eiuel fate which pushed her back into Bertieig cq-I. orless sphere. Also, she realized

. dist some sort of explanation was

zolng i0 be necessary. But she was mistaken, for when her part- :1er had eacoited lier tc- her own uble he said: "Hello, Bertie, Don't vou know better than to leave this ziil sitting all alone?" . ' Demo's pale eye-s gleamed. But ho answered, In ii coldly correct mice: "Good evening, Franklin. 1 didn't know you were acquainted with Sonia yet. She came into the office while you were away." "We are old friends. Any one could tell that who watched us dance together."

Sonia was bewildered, but, as usual, waited in silence for her ouef "When did you get back from

your vacation, Mr. Crone?" asked

Moxine,. More curious than ever, Sonia met his eyes. The smile be sent

back was i1 delicious mllxture 0-1‘ delight at her confusion and admir- ation of her playing the game. lie‘ asked Maxine for the next (lance, but from over Rome's shoulder Santa's eyes met his constantly. Wrapped in a glamorous sense of

lfofn mouth.

Ded in the warmth of his blue eyes. and dancing thus fell asleep.

lit was glorious to wake the next morning to Marina's bright draper- ies instead of the drab walls of her own room. to smell the coffee that her friend was already llrflllflr-i lng and. best oi’ all, to know thnt| Rranklin Crane belonged in that same ofiiice where she hnd workedl It guve the touch of glnlnnur sht- liud been missing. liow filflllllfllé- silo wan io be here with u loyal friend like Maxine uinl u reguiur job in a big office that, held such possibilities for adven-l lure, Thank heaven, she haul. not gone homo that first wei-i- l Even the thought of Munele iimr ' eil lier now. The letters iron. her father and mother, full of ile-

The. New Idea 0f Cancer

Many Cases Can be Cured if z Reported Promptly.‘

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N0. ZL-NEW YORK CAMPAIGN

BULLETIN

American Society for Control of Cancer 25 West 43rd Street, New York City

riic DANGER. SIGNALS or ‘caucus

tail, i-oiiceruluiflioivn uffiilrs and one of the reasons why so many gossip they thought might lnteresilpeople die of cancer lies in the fact here, were skimmed ibiougli burqthat the disease usually exists for

lMaxiuo ‘will bi- muii?"

i-ledly. {some time before it is properly "Hey, ihore, lazy bones," caied itreated. It. has then progressed from Maxine. "(let iip and luto your a local and miniature cancer to a clothes." . large and dangerous one. Therefore, ‘ ‘ ' everybody should learn what the

Sonia looked for him as she wont through iiieoflice. There was his desk. "Mr. Crane". Fun- ny she hadn't noticed it before.

But he was not there. Many of the salesmen were not down yet, however. She gave Bertie a friendly smile. Count on ‘Beitic-‘s being there! She went on into the dressing room, hoping that some one would mention his return.

But the bookkeeping department hail other things on its mind that morning. Frankie and Fern had seen Jinny dancing the night be- foie with Moi: MucGregor.

"What's the idea?" they ehortleil to Jinuy, "Don't you know when find.- il out your name

Jiuny was llfltiflfllflllilill. "'l don't iinvo to ask Maxine

when I wmu to slop oiil. And mei-

flrst symptoms are and what to do

when they are believed to be pres-l ent. l Any lump. especially in the breast.’ which comes and remains for some

time without satisfactory explain-- ation should be looked upon with

suspicion. One should go immed-' lately to a competent physician. In] nearly all instances the suspicion of; cancer will have been unfounded. | Any sore that. does not heal-par-‘l tlcularly about the tongue. Inouth, or lips-is suspicious of cancer. Thel lower lip, especially among men. i5’ a favorite starting point. Sometimes, the tongue or other part of the, mouth is the place where o. cancer, begins. Beware of the spot. where o.‘ broken tooth or ill fitting dental plate has rubbed until a sore has re-' suited. When such n. condition is found go immediately to a. capable

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NOVEMBER 2s, 1927

Why Womenwanted

11nd Science Developed

~ A New-TypeHygiene

ByELLEN J. auckuiuo Regietered None

ODERN women with the busl- as ’ ness world to face, and a more No laundry, ' tense social life to lead, demanded no‘ disposal greater protection meeting their‘ problem, 5" greatest hygienic handicap." As a re- Qncked 1J1 ‘ suit, the old-time sanitary "pail" is in a box, Ag inst disappearing. \- any Storm Over 80% of better-class “omen Look for now employ KOTEX-—-more than a. 113mg Km"; sanitary pad: Mic srierliifii‘ prntcrlfon. on (he bu,“ Filled with Ccliucoftou wedding, the 1f i; is "U; 11m,- mp, ,.,,,.,. . ~, - iiciviy perfected super-absorbent, it [131 Knit); ' ' l ls m“

is flu‘ limos as absorbent as ordinary K a T E

cotton pads. e N o laundry-discard like tissue

lxVifi-x lllffl DEODORIZES ivhilr i‘! ai-II. Also, it is discarded easily

i. U. S» (Kl). lIii-iimoiiii (l, “lillliim dud \ ilnry o. . NEW YORK, Nov. 25, ~— Resubfi‘ J’. fllrsoii ti, Wt. Virglilia ii itic.‘ of football games played today: I ‘PllwlilllilJl 30. Perm. State 0. (inmate p, grow" ()_ ~ lino-knell ii. Dickinson 0, lnciuns i,~_ Xavier i; (He) (foliimbizi 1. Syracuse 7. 11.1"“. ,1, (jomeii i)_ John ilopkiiis l4, Maryland 13. imiiiiesscc 20, Kentucky 0. ; Wo-Hiiiuiztoil 7. Oregon o. " Floriilzi 20, \\i':isliii1atoii tllltl Lee‘ Willierikgriec 1:5. West lusliiiitc 12 Hie.)

Virginia

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adventure, she forgot her dislike,

physician to make sure of the diag-

She even permitted "he" ‘l°‘*-“ 3'1""? . _ him ,0 squeeze hm. hamL Miixlue heard of il, til course. "What does 1t matter what Ber-l "Vi!" ‘flever enough l" w“ m, does?" m". asked heme“ i-i-nflreseutmeui to JiilIly. Instead she, no, dancing Wm, mm’ pm mm Hvusuggesteil lllitl they lunch togeliii-izl er were Wm, Franklin Craney i "I'm sorry. Jliiuy siiiii, a trifle When theft (lance was over Crane . "i" ""'gF“-ll“_l_lY~ Bl" left, his eyes sending her mysteri-ieillliitimlwm- “m, l)ronlispg as he mid “Kandy "She only said that to make me night)» ljealous," Ainxiuu (‘Xplfllflflfl to So- a a 1- iubi over their sandwiches. "l'l1 be! Null now Suiiin was treading all fillh‘ 1min‘ i" ill"lll'9*‘5i1il§i"'°l|\ Wllll" And il' Kile only know

for Bernie.

1 iiiive uii

again. She saw the city wrapped WWW ""1-

in white magic. Romance [leaped it, that's the reason Mui- look ll(‘l' from each paggmg mxp Admin. oul. liisi lliglit. Ht’ knew I'd boui- m“. 1.1.1.9.] hplyiud each .i.-awn about ll.‘ lii- was will] me until

gm. wmpgny m“; ll o'clock. III‘. must have <‘ill|l‘(l

She we], “m; her after thou."- the wind could have blown her Yul Soiilauiliultteil llll.‘ probability the top of tiie highest buildings. l-f Ulis- \"'l Milxllw-Y“ “Y” “TY” "stay 1111 night, will, we, won‘! iiurling anxiously up iiud down you?" begged Maxine. Dom-born sli-oei as ibi-y 1‘Plill'lll!tl. She accepted joyousiy and was And \iYlltlll they wont. to the bal- almost gracious ti;- Iiie crestfnllen .0011)’ Jllllly “'85 110i 1116"‘- Ber1|e_ - i “Oh, iweil," Maxine uiiriiggreii. "I've had a wonderful evenlngfll Ilcr tension showed. however, in ‘gm. 9.11.1, soggy i .her irritability. . _ When he hail gone she faced‘ _On their way through ihc office Maxine, starryeyeil, hungry‘ rm- i... Sonia rougiii. a glimpse ill‘ ii ifleek, formation about. Franklin t! ‘I10. lllll‘lt lii-iiil, lii-ut over iitlllll‘. piipersl But 511p “'35.; 1131119111“; IQ an fur ill I"1‘llIl_kll11 Cftlfliih-l desk. lltll‘ it, and Ziiaxlne ilid not seem to uu- llllilfl i-"kllillltll ll Will ill Hllliit of- derstauil, She took down liuldiim. ' ‘ili- was so VlTlll! luokiilli.

window shade. light as u feather.

nosis. It. may not be cancer, but 1c is

that trouble. your action may 13"?‘

vent. very serious consequences.

Any irregular bleeding or abnor-

mal discharge from any of the orig fices of the body 1S i1 dim!“ $181151. which should be promptly heeded. Persistent indigestion with loss of weight is a symptom of cancer of

the stomach which is so frequent as;

to make its earliest possible detec-l tion imperative. i

Periodic physical examinations‘ made with an eye alert to cancer uf-.

ford one of the best means of pro-l teetion against this disease. They,

should be taken once a year after~ the age of thirty-five has~ beenl

JI

reached. i

- l TIIE TIME TO CURE A CANCER!

IS WHEN IT IS BEGINNING

It’ you think you have any of the, symptoms described in these articles‘ you should be examined by your‘ doctor or at a hospital at once. Article-Ms ‘Cancer Hereditary?"

Tomorrow's

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heavy hair and discussed her own ziffairs.

"II quarreleii Sonia.

with Mac tonight,

l told him if he ciiiiidii'tl.~\il ilflillllfdill silo i-xpocted to iii-bk

‘so essentially masculine. Silo told ‘herself that he mode all others in the oifiire sci-m weak, in contrast.

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HOUSEHOLD _ SCRAP BOOK

>Y0u’ll like the cool, refreshing Peppermint flavor of WRIGLEYS DOUBLE MINT . . .

IIIlllI

take me out occasionally he need lllli uud sec him standing close to not come up hem agnhL rm Ilf-lllfil‘. She felt she i-iiiiiii not havi- cd of cooking for him ull the time." been iuinstakcn in the promise of

"ca." ym, Con}, 1n)']](tr(_\'_l" lhis eyes tho night. before. But

BY ROBERTA LEE +o+~w++¢+o+wm4++¢o++4+

]ust see how GOIOD good gum

vilh mo?" I

w] and was can,“ o" m hm am", ,Now that. Mac and 1 ‘have quirrrel- “gm,” haunting heawled '1 might as well give it up.

the screen."

She showed Sonia tho myster- ies of the tiny cupboard.

“it's a slick place. Auil llll‘ ii-u- scn l got it was so 1 could have Mac heré.

"It's beautifully furnished. Where did you get ull these things?"

"Uh, 1 rent. it furnisheil. It's real- ly too much for me to pay. too.

She eyed her companion muta- tlveiy. ,

“Unless, Sonia-would yc-ii care to live with me?"

"l conldut afford lt."

"Yes, you could. You can pay me whatever your room luvs been costing you. And we'll go fifty- flfty on the food."

"I'd love to if that would fair."

"Sure it's fair. I make more than you do and your rent would help me out Just that much. There's plenty of room for two."

Sonia. wus delighted. Sbn would move Sunday. it "was darling of Maxine. , ,

Not imtll she crawled into bed

be

"Sufelyll have a gag plaid iii-him] ‘the. hours passed and he. did not

come. Muxincls sharp voice dis- couraged conversation. When Sn- uia left. the office, ho was not in.

She iwns disiipiliiinlzail. She lolil herself over her tasteless diuziiei- liuil she must put him out. of lier mind.

“Pc-rhapa", she thought. a trifle bitterly, "he doesn't care to pliiy around with a girl from tiii- book- keeping ilepartment."

Her position in Muncie bud made her sensitive to social inequalities. Franklin (Jrane seemed n man if much better breeding lbaii Bertie. although Bertie was recognized one of the company's best sales- men.