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Papa-h llinpi-psin ilissnivcs that pm- - noxious iicill. sum-civil» ilic stomach and digests your mculs. Many thousands , of poo ilc luivi- brought buckilio uppc- ‘titc o their youth and gained weight l gluiply by chewing one of the pleasant tablets of Pope's Dinpepsin after meals. "

lt does what it promis *. 'l‘l|at/s the reason 5 million packages lFC‘ irseil ll _\‘(\tli‘—'tl'ik your ni-nrv-t llrugggnst fur ii.

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DOMINION 0F CANADA PROVINCE 0F PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND In the Surrogate Court 18th George STRANGE EFFECT vn A- D-r 197-8 ‘ ‘i kissed her when shc had her l w/es shut." V In Rc-Ebtatc of John Mclnnis, “Well, what happened?"

' 1M8 0i Chfl-Flllilei-OWH in QUBBIYB? "I thought she was never going GWRW. in the saijq-Bifilflllltfii d8- rfl open, them again." caosomtntestate I" »--. --

By the Honourable A. Banner-man Wafburton, Surrogate. Judge oi Proimtxndzc. doc,

To the Sherifi of the County, oi Quoens County, or any Constable oi literate person within said County.

GREEHNG:- -

WHEREAS upon reading-the pe- tition on file of David Lyster Mc- Lnnls of Charlottetown aforesaid, the Administrator of -the_ above‘ named lbtate praying that ‘a.- Oita- _ tion may be issued for the purpose boreafucr set forth: You are there- fore hereby required to cite all per-v suns lnfcrested in the said Estate to be and appear beior me at a Sur- rogate Court bobc held lathe Court House in Charlottetown, in "Queen's County, in the said Province on Thursday the twenty-third day of February next, coming. ht the hour of eleven 0‘clock foreiioon, of the some day to show cause if any they can why the accounts of the said Estate should not be passed and the Estate closed as prayed for in said petition and on Motion of Donald McKlnnon, Proctor for the said Pe- titioner. And I do hereby order that o true copy hereof be forthwith published in some newspaper pub- lished in Charlottetown fiIOYBSGAG one in each week for at least four consecutive weeks from the date hereof and that a true copy hereof; be forthwith posted in the following? public places respectfully, namely,‘ in the hall of the Court House in, Oharlottotown aforesaid, at or near, the City Weigh scales and at or,‘ near the Bonk o! Nova Scotla both‘ in Charlottetown aforesaid. so ilnit ail persons interested in the said

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the Seal of the said CourtJ L. B. this fourteenth day of Jami-i

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FILL OUT AND MAIL TO THE ORATORY EDITOR CHARLOTTE/TOWN GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN.

CANADIAN AND INTERNATIONAL ORATORICAL CONTESTS

Being conducted in Prince Edward Island by the Charlottetown l. Guardian.

I am a pupil o! . . . . . . . . . . . ....college or school. Iain inter- ested in the Orstorical Contests and I would like to take part in

tilem. On February 1. 1921i, I shall be less than i9 years of age. Nome . . . . . ...‘.._.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Home Address . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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MISS BROWN OF X. Y. O. By E. Phiillpps Oppenhelm

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Nil-BS EDITH BROWN, pretty stcnoghrapher, whose life has held little beyond the dull mu. tine o! everyday typing, on; down on a quiet doorstep to get her be; inns when she find; herself lost in a dome fog. Sud- denly the door opens "and a man, evidently n houle ser- vant, confronts her- and, as he catches sight of her portable typewriter case... asks her whether she will come in and take some dictation, and his manner indicates that the job i8 one not without adventure-- probably risk. Eagerly wel- coming a peep into tho land or‘ romance for which her whole lite has bee-n starving, Miss Brown steps across the ines- hoid and within finds a man suffering from a serious wound, who turns out to be COlonel Dessiter, renowned explorer. J-ie dictates an extraordinary story to her-but only after a warning-that her whole life may be affected by her taking clown these nctew-a story of world adventure, intrigue and con- spl-acy the percent of whloh.' hardly penetrates her con- sciousness before the last note ls'set down. Then colonel Deulter, his ‘story t0|d,- calm- ly announces that he is going to die.

"All ltllo same," Miss Brown in-

lions."

"Ring the bell, please," lie en- joined.

She obeyed, and the manscivant who hail let her in entered.

“Some brandy for mc, and a glass of poi-i unrl some biscuits u-r the young lady," he directed.

“It is not finlihed,"

This lust time. though, i played my first false card. Since tin-n lie-y; znevci- left my heels, They gener- _ ally hum in packs. He uui liiS‘

Already she knew linn beltcrlauced the 611mm‘ and 1W mid. than to refuse. As a matter 0t Have W“ eve, seen a ‘Mm ma“ fact. although she was conséilolus Miss B1.0“,n._,.. ' o1‘ no Iatigubynhe was glad c ‘tie “Ne .9. » . Hf." , . 4. . wine. He "moved ‘himself a. little edged‘ l m m’ t‘ Sh‘ M ‘LUM’ rind res-tell upon hlB elbv-W 100k‘ “Am you afraid’...- mfixllhclilflilo you think oi‘ nil that?" mgr?" M“ h" afraid u" “our he asked, mollouing toward tile "G0 m“! look," he mvued satchel. ' '

ShP tmlchell bur finer band.

"All yet. l can't think about it.“ she confessed. “it is all here»- every sentence. l1 feel that it i5 going to live with me for the rest of my life."

He. nodded uivbiovinzly-

The M yatery

forehead with “l Am Done For!"

Slie rose Ec- bcr feet and rems-sw-ll the room lwith uni-alluring lnulsieli; —*3ll(" the daughter 0i‘ a country lawyer, who had llCYUY sooifinicu "Kilt even in mcrcly’ (luarrelsomc JuQOd. whose ways hail lulu always 1110115 the humdrum thoroughfares

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Y i. 1928 A

To the Electors n Ward Four

LADIES AND GENTLEMEN:—-

FEBRUAR ..

' flowing served the city for the past fflunyears ms one oi’ you; reprosentativcs at the Council Board and thinkhfi pea-hypo] gm so Wm! some measr re of success, l have again decided to oflcrltor IC-Cltoflqn ut the Iorth- ‘ contest. Riga. -

It is unnecessary to mention the various improvements which h," token place in our city, during my term oi‘ oflice sufiice to spy "m l can at least claim a. modest share in their deveiopmen».

It has been my endeavor at all l0 pbrfllrm my duties in m upright manner, without fear or favql’ and with The bcstlintcrcsts of tho citizens nthéart. n you m m §ll;fl["l"1!°"°f mc. it is non; m... lines I will continue ‘to worry-on. "‘ ' Iflf-x- 4

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I stand tori Progress "fwith “‘ _ , ._ PM" m: Permanent Works. lmlimvfl‘ “m! chmlfor 14KB!“ 515mm- Ullen Air Rinks and Playgrounds for Children, sanitary Bathing Houses, we" Kept, Squares, Up-to-dau: Fire Equipment, Etc. My endeavors 1'0,- Gm,“ Civic Government in the Pa“ M” we“ klmwn- 1 Rive you to Juli“ them for yourselves.

I take this opportunity 0i‘ soliclllllg your WW and influence m"! mm assure you that it elected. l Will SW6 a E0051, Mcflunt of myseiy, during the next. two years; evcr loking to the city's welfare and mom particularly the interests of Ward Fflilf- TMIIKIIIB YOII fflr your past

support, I am. Respecudly you“,

E. l\. FOSTER,

$2.173

iETo the Electors-i qr Ward 4

"But I am. alive or dead

she remind ed him. "718 Wlllilled-

llll-Elllglielil clll, with :\' sinull, ruuiiil l‘\'\‘l\ (Will-ll. Siii‘ could luivc [allcu llUik‘ in his furs-head. \\'li.‘1L‘ll [)1lll*,‘ll[l0ll her knees and implored him n iliir. czunhrir liziiillkercliicl‘ ovi-rflo lnivc iii-i wouml dressed, to keep his byes. Ono klllll! nus a lllile l-is [oer upon the cnitli—bui she iluublcd up and ibc cnllupso of‘ ilill none oi‘ thcso things. . llcutli lunl ieluxeil his fEflllliPiLi “l sun-not’ sec any reason lvliy Tlicro was an impression ul’ shrunk. ‘you should lilo," she said, in licr ciiness about the lips. Miss lli-osvn ordinal)’. iunllcr-ol-lact lClltJ. “You IOOJQPQ oi him‘ lz-nl: aril tlinugln- should give yourself a chance, ill fully, placing liliu in 111059 long tiny rate‘ by sending fur u IiOCLDI‘ jl nrrvyings llii-uugli-ilizil, strungv, 111111 i1 lllllfiv- ll 3'01! Will 110i, l lflilrlllasnlflgo|fip sgoyy, 51m Cam;- lliiik I could arrange that bzunlage slim-k u. i161‘ place uillistenrly ltl’it-l,lll.\'>'flli'-" . ‘stops, l\‘H\\l\\€(i ilcr scat iuul finish-i lli- shook his hemp t-‘li llPl‘ glass m‘ wine. ( Continued on page 5i) l "Wliul tiri- you gOillK in llz- alinuii “m”? it?" slic- asked culmly. “You'll lmvcl to ring up the polici- or sr-iueiliillg, won't you‘! You can't keep liiirr-inl ilic rlmui." ‘ There was n llitiilll zilmost at zul- niii':\li<1ii in DvssitQYKs cycs tis he

Sore Knee Joint , Quickly Made Well

“My knees sclied day and night-

moms s. (murmur/isth-

TM, years '35,, 1 Vfloliflltfld your support for a seat at the Clluncil linnni. Although 1 received a splendid vote r was defeated. Again y... luri- called upon to elect those to whom Y9" Wm‘ W °""""5" n"? ""5""!!! of the City m- the next two yeérs, ondbxiiih l P1109 my services at your

l command.

The City Council is simply your Board oi‘ Manfl-Sflllflll, selected by I after your financial interests. RM 5M1)’ "l1 V"? bll-‘llfleii “flufm o; we (my, The Ballott is yours. You ‘have the privilege of ‘electing tvro Councillors. Select those whom you believe responsible, and iheui. qualified to represent and 9mm" W"-

vou to look

l l am actuated solely by a desire to be of service to my City, and fellow citizens. Should W“ 3° 1m‘- mlilmm” M awn" m” I‘ “in ‘m such ability as I possess, and will on all questions of whatever nature they j may be, exercise my Judgment in a manner‘ thnt l believe to be right. and iln the best interests of the City, ever keeping in mind the ecesslty for ‘Inge, sang, but progressive civic. advancement- '

‘ k Very respectfully yours,

PERCY W. TURNER

To the Eleotorsiof Wardll

LADIES AND GENTLEMENi.

l have been persuaded to offer as a candidate fol Councillor in Ward 4 at the coming civic election. l believe in economical and efficient government.

h No city can make proper fprogress unless its

. places.

"I aim um d bi-aizsarl." he ‘said- “bui there is no other man who has lived through what l have lived through, who has seen the things‘- I "have seen, rind, conic buck alive‘; They've got mo. irow, though. mlnln our; slip in \\'€ll‘$ii\\', oi‘ all l lusl, my lcmln-i‘. You must. neior givo Wily lo any’ illllllfl" feeling. Miss Brown, when youn- cnirying your life in your hands. and the lives of other people.”

The wine was brought. He uln- ped ills brandy merlilulivl-ly; silo drank half a glussful of lici" purl at a gull)-

“So you smelt the gunlpow he asked abruptly.

dun!"

u‘ iile_ l)(lill'illlll.',' arlion, m.“ lg-jul‘. Dailies, genteel poverty and wqrk, ‘ili\l\'l\,\'14 rlspui~l.iliir., uiways llQiLg ‘Lin: (‘Ol'l‘(‘('l. nml lznlylike think. Sh, liazisetl rlie overturned lfllilll‘ which 2l])ll£ll't_'llliy llllll'l{l‘(l tin.- 5110i, \\llll'.. npiturcntly mink-ll llw f-illlli. \\'il\‘l'i‘ lliu slnguli- haul lulu-n ll|31('(\_ ppm.-

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l . Jivusv m‘ flnwors lying nun illi‘ floor, zinli with iii-i‘ liziml upon lin- iscruen [iéiflftll rnullil ln-hinil il_ Tr 1110i‘ it lilWilytl rumiiiiii-il 2i tragic ‘mcmoi-y, although ui llizil moment 35hr was nuroiisziioiis oi‘ fol-ling lillt’ blilglilv-sl emotion, The iluull lmziii lay there, smallish ir. slutuw, tliilrli. an l|ll(i01ii)l,(5(l foreigner, _\Vli.il

vii m. ilu- i1l.lill3('illiil uni! z-iinzislioll?‘

luulil-il u! his questioner,

“Alvnuvn will zninnge something Writes S. Smythc liilvi- <11,“ lu- saiil. "You sexy l shall "My “Willy Bil KNOW how i got iron die inysuii‘ bulorc millnilgiit, nlld ul- from Yhcumfltlisln- I applied NE!‘- lllfillgll llllfi is lmulon and not Iing- ""1110 w @110 willful ares-it penet- llnll, l can zisz-‘uri: you nothing illll-L lniplivns in this llnnsi- will ln- lull.‘

utl ulmnl ‘.'i'l'V niiivli,“

mlllllllit‘ prulosl against il('(‘i‘Dillll(U nl‘ his fzllc,

niilirlrll llllii wildly iinil a mun Willi

linil lirull 111's lilo

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niil zicliicvi-(l . home. Win11 ill‘ llflil nrlin-u-il slmulrl ilclflv

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overcomes a hundred

core of brought inc freedom from the sorc- noss that had made my liie a mis- ‘CITY. For n lumily linimcnt, to rub lllvfly the pains oi lumbago, neural- gia, rheumatism, I strongly reconv- It prevents and in the Got a ‘Jib-cent bottle today.

of rheumatic pain,“ from Carleton.

the

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pain,‘

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Bohool . . . . . . . . .

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“l smelt i-t directly l1 cntelcd the mom.” . “Obscrvunlf in» rcmzlrkfid flllllll-V- irgly. “As a matter of fact, though, it was l who shot. him. not hi: mo“ His long trek is ended auywny. llcl is dead." _ V " Miss Brown» did not flinch. looked around the room, mul in- b _ syn-s cunilired up the horror which 9°""P'Y'"9 Wm‘ "l? "efllles" l)‘ mum rest behind llmt livuvv li-uih i“ “'9” ‘mmhe’ M E"'°‘°"‘ ' M‘ m. guru,“ Si“. guLr-fld at a“, wwiagain a candidate for Councillor ' ' ' ' ' lin Ward 5.

‘mung mm‘ ‘~ ..= lam in favor ‘l er an ni rk

"'l‘lic best mun they over had, ‘md civic imprgvefnewts ‘rile ew° r5 iilc-niiqi-il lountliiiicil‘ “llll llllliffl" our growing any we 15:23: ‘lwcn u ilul-l bctwonn us since l iuitlstand Sh“ w: must advance 33d illiol Ensinizil began i0 K01 110111 Ofllkeep pa“ Wm‘ progress but pm’ {lilo threads uf_ this horrible bust-went economy in a“ departmenm lnesu- ‘l ‘had scolicd at the whole w- be my watchword‘ lilting DFMOPB. l ncvcv believed

ibluo viii jl-l llllWk illiil_ i-lullivs‘. ul l_"_~ “M” ‘ ‘“"* ;T0 The Electors

I 0i W ard Five Sim ' *"

i Ladies and Gentlemen:

' 2- - .r ti‘ ' '——. ~l t. - iiisa first?"r...2i..":~':;.. ---- ~~ . ll», 0i - ‘i1 Yd I i H-‘lpersonaily, but I take this means Jlullcllll 011 01 i118 "l??- I ‘filial? ‘of soliciting your votes and influ. lniilcis_ though, Poi apgllis luc. y ma” on Feby-uary 3th, ms.“ "i ll L‘ Pl ' "- - - - acLEOD. ‘ "fin-d this man?“ she runiinileil'2229.2.3.4i, lhim.

"A genius!" Dessitei‘ muttered. =“Thc most wonderful of all the

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l . [black shadows who have been (lO-{TO

in); their work through Ciiiillb in‘

wish colony, in every civilized C0ill1- I lily. ll was his task to hunt nn- Ladies and Gent|emen:_ ‘ ldown. Sometimes we missed om- ‘ Ifllifiillfll‘ by minutes in u race across a VOYIHlIOIlI, sometimes Wt‘ WUH‘ date for Councillor for Ward One. in the some oily. Hu- wuue cal». the; Ii elected it shall be my endeavor, nfillKH-llPlel. uml lu- never kin-um Lo faithfully discharge my duties as

vour representative. giving special ‘ lattcntion to the needs of the Ward i l

p mud nl. the same time doing my port When You

lin cnnylng on the civic administra-

Ition in an eiilclcnt and economical’

wnanner.

l Ithank you for the generous sup-l

Hiort- accorded me two years ago. andl

lrespr-ctfillly solicit your votes at the

womb-u! cloctloim.

3 Yours sincerely. DR. F. C. DOUGAN.

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lTo the‘ Electors l of Ward Two

‘Ladies and Gentlemen:- l 1 have decided to accept the nom» -_ - Anntion assa candidate for council- ~. _ ‘l llor In Ward Two in the coming ‘Civic Election. Should you honor rne by election ‘I will use my best endeavour w lfnrther the interests of Ward Two rind also do my port to assist in on the civic administration wltlr cthcloncy nnd with due regard

to economy. t _ M. We REABDON.

Grip, influenza and many Pincu-

m ' a bcginu acommon cold.

Price 30c. (Made in Canada.) ‘Ilia box bear: this signature

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l regret that circumstances have‘-

Of Ward Onei

l I am arznin in the flelcl as csndl-l

A Man of Action

LADIES Jb GENTLEMi-JN: Electors oi‘ Ward Tin-cc.

AH your (‘nuncillor for ihc past two years, and as Chairman of tlic Police Committee and also s. member of the Board of Health, amt with my rel-uni bnforc you, 1 (lcsirr to my that l have always endcuvorcd tn be u. man ol‘ aclionwthut is. l have always acted in your b051, lntgmstg,

What are words without zictinni‘

"sulcguairiling of our llnanri-s logrtlicr with nil things inr the Wifihlfll of‘ our c-lly, you kiunv my words will be toilowcd by action.

I hope I shall have the plczisnrc of thanking you for your support on clcrtlun day and also take this opportunity of thanking you for your support in flic past. l rrmain.

Yours respectfully, _ A. A. IIENNESSEY.

To the Electors of Ward 5

lLaclies & (ilentlemcnw-

(Iivic Election on February 8, 1928.

Having; represented you the past six years in the City Council, and the last four years as

l Chairman of the Finance Committee, my rec-

ord is before you.

I stand for good clean Civic government. I am in favor of permanent work, consistent with our revenues. Our debt is growing, but the need of keeping our city in- good shape is essential and the permanent work must go on. I am in favor of economy and will not support

- any increase in taxes unless absolutely neces-

sary.

If elected,'you can depend on me to ssfe- guard your interests in every way, as I love my native city.

Yours sincerely, T. W. L. PROWSE

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I. have again decided t0 offer my sérvicesl to the electors 0f Ward 5 at the forthcoming}

streets, sidewalks, and all civic activities are kept l abreast of the tithes. Charlottetown is a. modern . and most attractive city and-it will be_my duty to endeavor to keep it up to its present high standard. Citizens should be furnished with more satisfactory 1 lighting at a more reasonable cost. If practical, all utilities such as light and electrical power shouldbe under city ownership. Permanent work must con- tinue; taxation must be kept within reasonable

bounds, economy practised in every department. lf elected it will be my aim to exercise all my abil-

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To the Electors of Ward Five

LADIES & (lENTLblMEN:

It is with pleasure that I once ‘again offer to Ward 5 and the Citizens in general my services as Councillor in the Civic Election on Feb. 8, 1928.

Having been one of your repre- l sentatives for the past two years in l the City Council I have endeavored to l give you the best services possible , within my power.

Needless t0 say that I stand for everything that would be for the BEAUTIFYING and BETTER- MENT 0f our City. ' "

It has been my aim the and will be in the futufe to keep our TAXES as LOW AS’ POS- SIBLE. Permanent civic improve- ment will receive my cordial sup- port. ECONOMY BEING THE WATCHWORD in all such under- takings. ‘ '