., pygmy-game's ryfrvfvr-yv rvgi d.’ _~ l , ,.. .

healthy candy-appetite !

A keen out-of-doors appetite welcomes the nourishing goodness o! wholesome candy like Neilsons Macaroon Bar.

Smooth milk chocolate with crisp cocoanui: ﬂakes to make it de- liciously "crunchy"~—just the thing to allay that out-of-doors hunger. Neilsorfs Macaroon Bar is a big i-ccnts worth of’ candy-value.

slain’?

Over Forty nengntnu Kinds

Rocky Point Ferry

' Time Table

Commencing Junl 1st, llilleberollll will run between IMIOOOIII Bucky Paint during tll leuuner 153;“; u: follows:

Hunulnv)

SUNDAY

I-v. Churlottelown . m.

1.00 p. m.

3.30 p. m:

' ' FROM MONTREAL To BeIfaet—G1aegow no BISLI"AHT—GLA$GO“'

June ‘f. July 4 hlnrlovh

u» B. Aug. ‘l

June ll. July l7 .

Jun ll. July 24 Mﬂlillllnlil

QDUTIIAMPTON-JILANHO“?

July I . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. ‘ilionilunrisr

to . cannnouuoésournksurro s- _

ANTWEBP lune ll. July D . . . . . . . . . illelitu JIM ll. July 211 . . . . . . . . . . .. Mlnnndonu T0 LIVERPOOL June U. July 4 . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Monti-slur June ll. July ll . .. Muntmne Jule l0. Jlly 1| . Montolure Juie S1 . ‘hlonlruynl Juli ll .. Montreal T0 OIIIBOUIIG-SOUTIIAMPTPN- IIAIBUBG lune d. July l . . . . .. ‘limp. of Scotland Jlle ll. July ll ‘Emp. u! Francs °From Quebec.

CRUISE-S FOR l ROUND THE WORLD

l Empress oi Firence.-- Jan. 14 | l l I l l

l

1925

TO THE MEDITERRANEAN lhnprsse of Scotland“ Feb. 9 1T0 T-Hi WEST INDIES

Memreyll .... .. Jan, 20. Feb. 21 (Formerly Empreeeef Britain)

‘Ill! h Lode] lgents G- BCBUCE BURPEE

l1- Jehn, H.3-

John Hor1iok’s Shoe Repair Shop

w! N11!!! limos with modsrr Iechinery et lowest pricem.

We specialise iu putting 0n whole eelee. hell soles. rubber heels. end leether heels on ell kinds or root

VII’. gall-ll» u gumtlslmdlao . m . Orelten st. m '°"

"ll-Shh! ‘lmth

Agllctlon 8.1;;

lllie Guardian Job

DQDQrtment is well

equipped to turn out ‘- sulebills.

the Himmler (‘hur-

m (Emu 'lthe larger lamb buyers operating in the prov- "- ﬁ“;;'§_""= L'~,,'§;,;*§y__{j~>'--~ ince, who have agreed to purchase 0n this bas-

P. E. ISLAND SHEEP BREEDERS ASS’N.

Lv. Rocky Point 1000 u

lnvinsan

‘ sale should

advertise in both ways.

A! ‘n- l!‘ ' l

ATTENTION-CTIEEP BREEDERS

Ram lambs shall be discounted half a cent per pound this Fall. This is the intention of

“is. It is necessary due to the large number of ram lambs annually oifered for sale. Dock and castrate at once.

330 3-5»27-tts4l.

Mariana. As the latter had so rec- ently said, they two had only each other. Orphaned many years before, they were really rvery dependent on each other, despite the difference in their ages and the ~fact that their tastes in friends and anodes of liv. in were as far apart as the poles. Mariana disliked everything that was not expressive of wealth and social prestige. Doris, on the other hand, wouldn't give a snap oi her slim fingers for a Croesus if he weren't personally interacting. She refused to be fbcred by tiresome social tyrannies. With her very considerable inheritance. she pro ceeded i0 establish herself comfort sbiy and pleasantly in a town apart ment and to make her friends where she pleased. iShe never ex perienced a duli moment. Lite was thriiiingiy intresting to her. Each day, with its visrisd activities, open ed up a new and alluring vista. She had devoted, even worshipfui, friends among the highest and the ‘lowest. Like most independently ‘veil-to do young ‘women, she oiun‘ teered her services to all anner of activities, civic, social, charit- uibie. He; name headed the com mittee list of various organiza ions. But it wasn't a leisurely fad with Doris She was sincere about about it. She worked and she got result/s and, incidentally, enjoyed herself hugely.

Mariana had never been at n11 in- terested in Doris’ activities. Priv- ately, she thought them rather rid- icuious, even degrading. She didn't see very much of Doris, either. Often their cars ﬂashed past each other on the Avenue und they wav- ed and smiled; sometimes when ltliarisna iunched at her club. Tloris

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Arrive Charlottetown and Leave for St. John’s June 13th June 27th

Leave Montreal June 10th c‘ June 24th For space and rates apply.

CARVELL BROS., Agents

asst-sea wilrntf.

W. G. Y.

__.__\ rirnmmv, JUNE s 790 Kilocycles (380 Meters) WGY (Schnectady, N. Y.) General Electric Company 5-30 n. m.—Dinner music by the Eastern 8tand1rd Time instrumental Trio of Hots] Ten 11:30 s. m.—Stock market report. Eyvk. Albany, N. Y. 11:40 a. m.—Producs market re- 7.40 p. m-Jiasebaiii scores, DOPL 7.45 p. m-Addrsss, "The Chal. 11.55 a, m.—U. S. Naval Observa- ienize of America to the, Youth of tory time signals. Tomorrow," Assistant Professor 1.00 p. nL-Jvlusic and address, Georgi; H. Derry, Union Collngg,

"Cooking 0n the Electric Range,” courtesy of Society for Electrical Development,

5.00 p. m-Produce and stock market quotations; news bulletins; baseball results.

‘l

, Q“ ‘ﬁt home or on the road ,DR.CALDWEJ.1.'S mxanvr

7/§YRUP PEPQIN T ' " Keep: him in good health

Clogged-Up? Here’s Quick Aid

NEVER mind what you are using now for constipation. For nll you know there is a better remedyl The next. time ou are clogged up try Dr. Caldwell s La xs- tive S rup Pepsin, a laxative suc- ceesfuly used for I10 yours. the largest selling liquid laxative in the world. Olive L. Purd of West St. John, N. B., foun lAmutWe Syrwr Pepein most beneﬁcial, nnd J. . Smith,

a f

J

wells Laxative Syrup Pepsin, un- liko harsh Ehysics such as cnlomcl, "candy cut srtics," salt wnmrs and powders, in u simple vegetable luxu- tive composed ol’ Egyptian senne and pepsin with tasty mmntim whiclnsre entirely harmless.

This Remedy Guaranteed

ll. has bee: ‘y Ewen that u oonsti lied person only

75 can ant. It nlowl umprrekae dull and lazal.’ ‘l eke Laxative v Pepin ﬁrst day you do not have ,‘ bowel movement. Tegznlt, guer-

1l9 Slxnthconn Av. N.. Hamilton, OnL, says it is the bsetremedy hehuseverused. The list of successful users of Dr. Cald- weIPs Laxative Syrup Pepein is

ﬁilil'."l..l'.ﬁfi Ih3§ii§l° "‘""°“ 7,35“; "r - 113g Formula on Evem Package elorrl , ' , ofeppe- Getyoursellebot ntudrug this. Aepoonfulntllaeﬂretlnseee theeoetbdngiessthunn oruiiﬂle illeoolduveruight.

lshe was forever dashing away to

would drop in with a friend; but

keep some appointment. and Mar litna, who liked to lunch in leisurely lashion, found Doris’ habit of non~ utantQ consulting her wrist watch peculiarly irritating. l Once or twice a would he ta guest at one of Mar-

sewson, Doris

lisnsh smart little dinners, but‘;

ions, niah jong, and polo.

Doris was worried about him-tuna. Seeing her so infrequently, she hadn't quite realized how dar apart she nnd ‘Charles were drifting. Doris was fond of Charles; they had so many tastes in common, par- ticularly the one of ﬁnding interest ing acqualntancesdn every stratum of iile. That every penchant of Charles was, she believed, the trouble in a nutshell. 1t couldn't reuiiy be that Mariana was failing out of love with her husband mere- ly because he was Ibecoming stout and ‘losing the roman-tic halo of youth. Surely binriana couldn't be so shallow!

But Doris, although she had never herself experienced the grande ‘pas sion nnd was inclined to scoff at those who prated. of it, was a sen sible young woman, and she reaiiz. ed the danger oi‘ Murianaﬁs mood. All ‘the plays and pwbism novels. the brochures of psychologists and psycho-anaiisis. were ‘based on just such cases and the ensuing 631115 trophes. Mari-and wus in u fair way to make a fool of herself if Fate sent some accommodating young mun along ut fir} crucial moment. Wives of Murianifs frame of mind ﬂiii the divoxce courts and the front pages oi’ metropolitan dailies nnd later sat their hearts out for the prizes they have lightly tossed away.

Doris climbed slowly into her car and started the engine. Once she glanced hopefully up at Marianas window, but there was no sign of her sister's lovely, piquant face. She knew Mariano. too well to be- ‘liovc that there would be any all uintage gained in ‘going hack nnd trying lo make her jieace. Mariano would come out oi‘ her petui-ance in

iluy or so. she told herself reus . suringly, and jierhups she could‘ gain her conﬁdence nnd iind out what was really wrong between her and Charles. _

ill‘ she could have foreseen whnt the future held. ' .

St-hnectady.

8.00 p. m.-—Musicit1 piny, “The Hells of Beaujolais." by students of (iioversviiiie High School. A imuslcul play in two ucts, libretto by David Stevens, irnusic by Louis Adolphe Coerne; behind S. Graves, director.

THE CAST

Augustus, Duke of Beaujolais __-_. ---------- _- Russell Mc Keohnie John Bender, a wealthy American

widows;- .... __ Burroughs Mider '14"?! ----- --. Fred Saunders T011? ---------- -- Robert Johnston Young ' Americans, Benders

guests Harkins, Bender's English valet _____________ __ Alfrgd page“ Pierre. a Juggler--. George Cloning Chicot, a wrestler .__ Edwin Knoit Countess Marie, s rich spinster (bo- trothsd to the Du-ks)__ Marie Brett Aunt Sarah Jessup, Bender's sister,

widow _______ __ Carlotta Psuios Phyllis, Bender's daughter ______ __

---------- -- Mildred E. Stanyon Belle, her friend _.. Hazel Pawiing Yvonne. a ﬂower girl __________ __

------------- -- Ethel Waterman Susstte, a candy girl .. Janet ‘Frye Fantine, maid 0t the Countess .__.

------------- -- Henriette Rnnty

A chorus of Villager-g, the Am.

ants, etc. iAct l-A Public Square in B9311.

ﬂour; morning,

Overture ’

"Flowers! Flowers!" .... _- Chm-up

"H1111! Auﬂilﬂblll!" _ ._ Chorus

"Except" _______________________ __ ____ "Duke, Countess and Chorus

"BOW. 0h. Bow the Humble Head"

u -— -__ Chorus

Tan~T ‘lbomiiiny. ._ Fantine, YVOIIHB. Susette, Pierre and Chlcot.

"Life on the Ocean Wave" ______ __ Il-ﬂrry. Tony. Belle. Aunt Sarah and Chorus.

"Such an Attractive Way" ______ __ .......... __ Bender and Chorus

"EXDBPhsllce" .... -_ Phyllis, Belle,

Aunt Sarah and Chorus

"The Fairest Dream of All" ____ __ ------------ -- blrry end Yvonne

“mm 511511911111! __._..'..- Chorus

"The Bells of Daeujolsie" ________ ‘Duke. Countess, Fanning end Chorus.

"Mlytlmg" _______ ______________ __ IFwﬂnQ. Herkinu and Double Quertet

‘The Belle of Beaujolais" ______ __

--~ - E

Act I1--A Gerdeu Dart; at Cestie Beaujolais; evening. ‘Prelude . "The Wild n“ Rm,» ____ ________

-- ...... -- ‘lion! and Mule Chorus "The ilndisoroet Parakeet" - _____ -_ -..- llemjue, Hakim sud Chorus “Under the Cherry Tree" .________ -- P117115, Belle end Anus Sarah "Venue" -..-_.__,___ ____ _________ "JR-Null, Belle, Larry nd T “Youth is 1.11m e Role" “llouutoell:

011cm psrty. the Duke's attend;

Coooasut Oil Makes

_| A Splendid Shampoo l I-Li——--i—__-— l Do not use prepared shampoos or anything else that contains too ‘much lfres uikaii, for this is very injurious, as it dries the scalp and makes the halir brittle.

The best thing to use ls ‘Mulsl- iisd coooanut oil shampoo, for it is pure and entirely greassiess. It is inexpensive and beats anything else all to pieces. You can get Mui- siﬂsd at any drug store, and a few ounces will last the whole efamlly for months.

Two or three tsaspooufuis of Mul- siiisd is n11 that is required. Sirn~

a1 capital is an imaginative

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The standard set Maple Buds over

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ago, has always been ‘Alli for Maple Buds. Look

for the name “COWAN”. on every Maple Bud.

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