In. aumro DIIIOII he m 8t. Catherine 8th., Montreal. "For three years, I was o terrible . from Indigestion when»: Heed Md Ccmipeaiori. ‘I took various ,4 ‘hes for the trouble but nothing med to do rne any good. " ' The s» friend advised Ine to try " '-n'm‘. Now I can free" oi igestion and Headaches’, the- pstipstion is And, I have nod considerable weight ; and any nsrnl health is fine. _ _ ‘Fmiioeioaffesgread maiden all quot say enough in liinfevog," "" ALI-‘RI-ID DUBOISSEAU. ‘truths-fives’ no

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CHRONIC _ DISEASE! -

Now n! Vloforll ' Hotel. GHAIILOTIETINVN, I‘. ‘E. L. Friday. Saturday. Sumlly, Monday. '

At Queen lloiol. fllrnliillcil- r Film I‘. Fi. I.. Tuesday. \\r'¢l|- nenili .Thurndrly. - e- ' ‘

Iluurk-From l2 to 3 p. II- Fblbir lull-DO monthly In ud- vnncc. NOW’!

“Dr. (i. 0. ‘Archibald

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u o. be consuitodxlfl’ ro Street. _

R. J. C. " HOUSTON

YE, ‘EAR, NOSE AND THROAY

Office-Riley Bulidllll- QIIMI Street. opposite Prowse Bron. Residence-l Grafton Street. Office hours-IO n m. to I n In. Bixeningl by A ntmont

DR. I. E. CROKEN

VETERINARY SURGEON Office and residence, lib Prince i. corner Prince and Sydney Ste hone 804.

J. A. MaGDONALD

Barrister, Iollelter. Etc. MONEY TO LOAN ice Riley Bufldingflhlrlottetowr sM-i-mo.

in. ii. o. Joiiuson

Practice limited to Diseases 0i ' e, Ear, Nola, Throat and Skin. ‘Office 18'! lint Street,

Hours Iii-v.

Evenings >7 appointment only. euidence 8 Water Street.

lliil-l-II-iimos.

McLeod 8n Bentley

W. I. DENTLIY, K. O. larrieter and Attorney-lt-Llvl MONEY TO LOAN ' N link of N.l. Chimp"!

m. Mn ' 0 Hill!

cLean 8r Mclfinuqll

larristere, Attorneye-at-Law

Offleefleyal link Iulidlril hrrletetewn P. I- llilIiO

S. B. HESBIAN

rrieter, Ieileiter, Notary Pub"! Ito. MONEY T0 LOAN’ ‘Wilma r. l. isieno

_ . “Mvoooooooooe come: e o 4 ._ um: n. ncoorhss" Ulrrinor, lybtldltor," Jill?)

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- .. ,. , sauces nOodfipf-OOQQVIEOO‘

ev Jmsjfrkltre- ~ '

TH! "rwo Quarries ei-io

cr-isnrnn so

fiowur sprays in an artificial flower place. When I explaincd to th

ho hunted around"! and! found n‘ great bunch thstvbdd been mussed by using ihenrgtrtnc window_. He rtlniosl-lave thom to me, A half worm. irolfmaue

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each table at the tlvsTcent store. and _u-sod thesmsliest sprays for the tables. The inngerrtoassiliar- ranged in a big bowl painted gay,

r and placed them in the window.

"-lt looks like _n million dollars!" Mary declared the day before, we were w open. I had spent dbout $20 beside our dishes. cooking utensils, and provisions. We only bought a small amount of the iat- ter, because. ' for one rsa son, we had no place to put any quantity, and for another we had taken lMrs. Fagilffl advice to ‘go slow.‘ ‘

We had a sign painted.

"OLD-FASHIONED PANOAKEB AND OTHER OOODIEO SERVED HERE." _ _ ."

We had not decided uniii the last day what to call the shop, but finally scitlod upon:

"THE TWO aisrsns silos."

"Folks will wonder where the other one i-s when the see you!" M-uiry declared, .but I could see she was delighted with the name we had chosen. » ~ -

The morning we were to open we were up before daylight. We wrro going to help Mrs. Fugin all the morning-we were not to open until 10bit ‘or .11 o'clock, ut first. When we had learned to "do without her, we could serve breakfast also. She could not leave the rooming house until the work was done for the day,vso=we had promised to be cliambcrniuidsdu return for her neif,.nt_.,_tbe,"i-estsurant-'snop' w» be decided to oall it. The word ‘restaurant’ seemed ‘too big.’ Mury suid when we discussed n name.

I om afraid Mrs ,. I~‘ugin's room ers slept badly that night. Mary and'l were so excited ‘we could hardiysprcad u-p the beds as we: should. ,Wc worked together, uud

an end of u blanket or sheet, while wo wikedtofalhwe hoped and ex‘- pectcd to accomplish. _

"Bu! at inst we finished, "and dressed. Mrs.’ Fagin wus rcndy when we culled, und tho three of us storied out, all coming bundics— things forgotten untilmthe last moment. w '~ " "You-mustn't expect many the ‘first day," Mrs. Faghrsaid as we hurried nicng "and pcrhas not for a good many. days."

."l know you are saying. that so we won't be disappointed if we. have to eat all the ‘panckes our solves," Mry retrned,

"Well, yuu sec, folks is queer. ‘Fhoy gels to gain’ to n place and keeps on goln’ just because they gets used to it; not always because the Vitals is 300d." .

“We only hope they will get used to coming to us." I joined in the conversation, "but we expect t-hem to like the food also."

_ "Yes, don't try to give too much --too many kinds, but have every thing you give them the very best you know how to make. It is them kinds of things that helps an ectin‘ place." Mary spoke vary positively". I-Ier oxperiene in the big restaurant, first as waitress, thcnms head, had taught her u good many things.

"You should hear them talk sometimes," Ishe went on. "They say they would walk a mile to get muffins. And Zena, we must be awful nicc to the old folks when they come in, and to the tired wo- men with babies. Lots of the wait- resses wouldn't be nice to them, but they are good customers; they want to sit, and will pay good. 'l‘vhen you can't help feeling sorry for them. It's hard work lugging a young one around to the stores."

"Of curse we w-ill be good to them—ull of them! Oh, how nice everything looks!" I exclaimed as she unlocked the door. . ,

"Run up the ‘cdrtain so folks will know you nre open for business." Mrs. Fagin" advised. "I'ii go right into the kitchen and stir up the bat- tcr for the pancakes, although

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. . - . Ointment l . i lThuggu er-creamy emolllenin usu- [all mp tching, ciearewly Plmvlfl-

r nces Ind mu hnell. "m1!" ‘dandruff and sca irritation and i heal red, rough a fore hands.

. ii l 9| '51:; 13115:: "iodifiiviifl ‘fine.- trcssing irou lel. Nofilini 59""?

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ooeodoooooqeovoooooeoqe.'

I found some yellow Japanese '

manager what I wanted them for, ~"

hour's work! with be

I then bought"; alfvifsb" for " '

often we would stand, eaclrhoiiling '

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llrrihlui itching sun ugh" Suiilieilliiiliiiuiicura s»!

" ‘California, ‘Syrup ofcFigs" [Qhildfis out Laxative".

mrfii-‘i "viii

Accept “Cslifornia" Syrup "of Figl only-loo]; for the-name Celi- fornia on the prongs, then younre sure your chi! is IIIWPI.‘ ihfllliilflfi and most harmless ph sic for the little stomach, liver Children love its fruit to. Ii" directions on oaph bottle‘. - You mun say cctitrcrniorhlriiiri i.'- .

we ‘may iiavieifo =e'at'l theaih “airfl selves." y l.

"I ehsn’t lkick if, we do," _Mary “will silos. sheiirev w t1: w 8.- then Iorrangeri our pretty nnmiu curtains so they hung gracefully.

- I'.-‘I'HI'IIROII"OUUTOM f . ,OHAR'_I‘,ER at _..,. Mrs. Faginhsd scarcely "mixed her batter, und Mary and I set up the tables, when -in walked Mr. Pope, the real estate 1.18mi.

"Wheat!" vibe . whistied '- through his teeth, "but this is scrumptious; let me‘ compliment - you young ‘iud-ios. is ‘bi-rs r Fagin _ around '.'"

“Sure'siis is,’ audwaltln" to nerve you some iubch'," she answer cd. "It's good you said nothing zigainst me, because I could hear everyword you ‘said. "set right down, the pancakes will be ready in xi minute." ' T ,

"Will you have honey or syrup with them?" I risked as he seated himself. '

ffionog, plcuse. What else have nu"" i

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y - . . .. "Nothing tbddy but doughnuts und coffee." ,- .

"You mean the kind with lots oi H1188!‘ on?" . » ,

"Ycs. The kind your mother inadcff I answered ‘ smiling.

‘Fiifinéir Lees where‘. my .moncy willgo, and plrl can hops is you civil! ‘rtiililse to serve mciwhcn I have

hoilfcuougm . , 5 ._ =

Mrs. vFugln chine out and talked to him while, heuatehisj cakes! ‘Site to him ahecoudzft bewhere hi! me time, but wguld-keep ‘track of lhillsfi- - _e profnised to send us Oilfllomel‘ Land they rwere chatting sayly w cg the door-opened and two nicely dressed ladies came in. Mira. Fagin fairly scuttled off to the kitchen. While Mary. pinged chairs for them at the window iublv. the choice one of them all.

"What a pretty place!" one ‘ of them exclaimed. “It looks so neat and cheery. Let mo see a menu please." ' a

"We ain't got none," Mary repli- ed. Weonly" serve pancakes, doughnuts and coffee today.‘

"0h—-I did so want some toast and tea!" '

"I think I can manage that Madame." I had" overheard, and had noJntoution of disappointing ‘our first customers-and such nice looking ones mo.

"I'll . take pancakes mo," she said, and her companion duplicated her order.

1 Whisnered to.Mrs. Fagin.

"You done just right dearle. I bought a loaf of broad—it‘ _ won't like but n jiffy to touerit." And she browned it so nicely I “~84. etnburrnssed by the praise the woj man bestowed. "L

“This is something it is delicious. You must have . q sood cook. It's time we bad a, decent place in this part o! town to run in for a. bite." w t

_'I'he other woman agreed with her, and theyate each an order- of- " iIii-ncakes besides their toast, and

ten, ,_ . ,_ “How much do I oweycn?" ti... “fed ‘"19" U16? hsdflinished. i . silty cents apiece." I. said; . The! ll very reasonable, You will see us often," When sh loft, there wgs vaquarter Ieftybesl other Ilillie- Accordin; to our ngtee “Wi- ‘h!!! F!!!" 11190.51 box- to. be used to buy ,stock or anything

‘like: toast‘!

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11 ., . J .r- ‘Pope. the ‘reereétaie agent,

hall lingered reading s_ (wyldpnpslin _ 9 ""9. 1,111 ssidzh-j, ,,, i, . Donlt ‘be too cheap in‘ your.

gfies. ~You ,cs'n't gin; good m0

laap and make a living." . w“! a mmuu?» "L POM." Mrs. 5&1." 0W0!!- Uieu came fdwiping ' it, builds on, her apron. "I want m w .100! over" time unseen» .00

think them about right?" We - bed put down what we thought we _ Ihvilld vhsrse fo the simple things ‘ we had decided o serve.

"Yos-l-f should say the” wan, soul right. Uhesp enough, yet | think they will leave‘ you a margin V!‘ Profit that will insure success Wlwn you set some, Then, foo, if you are too cheap mi might n; an desirable crow . Urn-yes —i thlflir the“ prices will (lo-re;- ., ,triai anyway."

"Th!" Yo"! Home often and brine‘ your rriencrinmrs. Fagin 2:111 with a iaushgs she dilnppagr-

hm‘ "5"" “ "F". "a" °' "m". “wit. n m’ - "hands each day and see howfreck- w. Y p ce- ," several more droppeif In f ies sunburrnwindbuneniltnndis- "M"! If“! II 9°" lunch. [hen Mrs. 1min we; m’... and how-char, mi and f. . la l.‘- horne. leaving some but“ rum, white the skin becomes Yell It

,~. m“ _ " ' . _ III; mixed so if anyone came in dug-lg‘ is harmless, _ . ~

" rad been so wrapped up in my l!!!‘

I , rfmsnomrownlcvsnnfsu,

negation-boon. 511e,. 4 com nadir tie-be there at t end dinner» _ .Mme_. _. .. . _. . . . but ain't of swell!" nary exclaimed when we werewllone‘. ‘ ?'It,=is oing to be. very‘ .5160. Mary, an it innit owing you. i never would have thought of it_—- . never dared to try- it "hid-you not been so sure we could succeed.

A HAPPY DAY‘

“ chevron as. b

I e all always remember that first ay at our llttlebbqp with Icilght. We were soWNIider-fully ' inppy, that I, felt falmoit‘ as if dii ny trouble! Qere over, and that I be; ,9, ‘ ulgvbe sad or lonely tge 1 ajweeks I had. scarcely i by“, fldfgnneth bawreiibe. "r inppy‘ thoughts. so discouraged.- Qben so busy getting the! shop in‘!

if. least ceased to think ofhirl. 1

i man came into the shop who re nded moaoifcroibiy of Kenneth.

“lhtllflid lay wide awake for hourly that night i. inking of him. icallopll __ II filings he

, v‘ h!" , had been podr. b riooi-q-hsfiqhsd been. I smiled bit. sadly in the dark as I wonder- cartoon Tliflbrbuid think of rm: as a "business woman-whether he wonlfldapgh me, or have faith in mo. ~

' e _ n lly slept, I dreamed (d! intifllfjdass making pancakes. y‘! them. n‘ the gniddle in our hrirmzfrituuii while ;Mrs. mm looked on. I awokewith s wish itqwqrrncffruti-that I could see 1 ‘ouch ore.

rillbad written Mother all about o r v nture, and the morning mall Eb ou time a long letter: - “I have fsi-th that ‘you will succeed Krep your business small. DeanDc not try to expand, anyway for a long time. You are not strong enough—neither, from»what you" have told ma, is Mary-to handle anything big

e lack-of. it means worry. ' “I am {so/glad you moved, and Mrs. Fagin. Try to repay her as vou go along by little kindnessee. ‘You will see opportunity if fyou look for it.

‘ "Aunt Susan is" sendng you s box of her wonderful prélefies.

the sort city p le never; have.

nway still, so use themkillnvqll; ‘Two Sisters Shop.’ I" prop ~ _e the-idea of paper fipkiu“ n dislike them, an fimerfabodri ‘to

them . away.

- ma: - m‘: "I think cbnst iy, peg, gfgyny ' brave little girl, o the happy‘ tlxnies

she had before Iolt us.’ i! of her struggle new; -I wonderqfwdu‘ tell me! all. _ no! when VI read flciifliflbout the shop. It breathed“; q jzeiief. such hope for beétésfitgles t t I fearedfrbad be you than I have ‘lhoiighfiishelter- ad as I am. ‘"'?’"~"'~4 " ""4"!" ‘

well cured for nnd- its lfanlijflbs =I. can be with Dad on bhe othbrjside. and you so far away, Butperlutps some day. we can be‘ together agsin. If not. His will be done." There was more, but only about intimate matters. '

I I read‘ what Mother had written about the shop to Mfs. Fagin and Mary." . She's right about them napkins," Mary said. "The men used to wad ~thcm up into tight little balls. and the women would try to. use thom but they "was always silppin’ on the

floor. We'll be bigger swells [nun over when .we get thom iuen napkins."

"Bring them home to be washed." practical Mrs. Fagin broke in. “They will ‘last twice as long."

v "My; won't It be nice to have ‘them pr."scives!" Marry exclaimed, smacking her lips. "I'll bot they're scrumptious,"

-»"From what Mother has said, I judge Aunt Susan is a great house- keeper!» Sin/has fruit right on her little placewso of course it is bet- ter than the store fruit. How much shall we charge, Mrs. Fagin?" .

‘ ."Walt until it comes. Perhaps itwili hmlll-QIIIBH jars, and you can sell ‘them ss-thcy‘ are: Folks pay unlawful-price for such stuff,if it is linear» -

Flint . that seems like cheating pull Infflll-IIBI‘ customers." Mary Jipoke ugain. "I think we should ask so muchjocaxportion. and serve it with toast or thin bread and but- tor.,' ,,,,.- ,,.

, "I' agree with Mary," f told Mrs" mFBQIII, and she. too. flnslly said Nomi-VIII right-that it would not

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gttiiivii JUICE TAKES orr nu

iGirisi Make bleaching lotion

if skin is sunbumed, ' tanned or freckled

o a

Squeese the juice of two lemons into a bottle containing three ounces of Orchard White. shake well, sud you have a quarter pint of the best freckle, sunbu u and tan lotion. and complexion beautifi- sr, at very, very small colt.

Your grocer has the lemons and any drug store or toilet count- er wiii su iy three ounces of Orchard ite lorr- a few cents. Massage this sweetly fragrant lo

,tion into the face, neck, arms and

order, that I had—if not forgotten. .-, ‘ But that first day. about 5_o’clock

“but .I could not get him, out of foy-_oF,Qelm‘-r,m-,m1°h1n| cum m. I Mstsntiy that corn stops hurting. 1 1"!‘ men shortly you 1m it right

. hm 5 ‘with fingers.

""051. W" l! l"!!! “I6 Pleulm’ / . ~ . Your druggist sells a tiny bottle

"of "Fioszoufi sufficient "to "remove every herd corn, soft COPflfl or corn between the‘ toes, and the caliuses, without screams or irritation

be fair to keep someting very nice for just a few. "

I declared one day as were QOIIIJHII‘ the week's return in that direction.

_ "l don't sea why. ‘Then, too, it takes for them, you oven act as if capital to run a big business, and left the table personally so wouldn't give you anything."

that you have so good e friend in u a lisn. ‘N9 lib! FBWIYWT " mean?" tips - wouldn't it?"

You A whole lot of people would set us must ask a bIgginhceAori-them b be ‘down as cheap, and wouldn't come. cause they iii-against doiiciouIr-,..Then we would got I lot of tight- __ , wads who wouidiflt svfind ain't-hill! "Among my ngs I found‘ some tojpcakugf and would fill napkins. I am scuffing thernft/l) you,‘ fibres. I only keptthDplalnest-oliesiwe our prices we considered the ti s- lind, thinking semen-is you-rend "11- 1f oinerinaoes would not rake for might keep bouiih,;¢-Butgthlf,-.isl.'fér we could cut them out 1.09. 11M 1 would be just as pleased as Plinch to ncq a little to the prices. w! 18'- It go at that. But as long as others do take tips, we better not snrlns Thcy ml ht MW!» #901116 any surprise-party on our custom "u '" ors."

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Buhovfliy Billlflllllf eve y- time I took a ,llp,.'a tlwilsll l

tabiobcfore ltcould be handed to

me,

r for pic: l h

small glasses. We gave Mrs. Fsslfl three: of them, different fruits, and shesaid she never had tasted any-

--v-~ "Wherry" "a

Don't ctr-dug,» or ruin your material in r‘ dye. Insist on "Diamond ‘Dy " "lolly. directions ill Package. =: ,

.. “CIIiNS"

Lirr irioi-ir ‘or! wiriiour . . , PAIN i

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- Doesnwhurtr sivbit! Drop a. little off Truly!

for s few cents.

' A TiP8-AND Pnseknvzs

crrsrifaa as.

. I “l hats taking tins from people!"

"Why?" . I feel like a beggar." You, never ask

“l know—~but I would like to PM "Do you know 'what that would “Why, just that we wouldn't take

“Yes-and something else too.

y our, Then, too. when we made

1'1 u . erbaps you are right. ’ "'~°§§.i.“ 1, hate it judt the