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i ~ _ I ’ MYSTERY

By Arline Christie

CONTINUED TO SEE AUNT MARCIA

"I'm oi! again,“ she said. to go and see Aunt Marcia."

"Got io see Marcie?" Lard Cater- .na.m‘s voice was full of astonishment. "Poor child. how did you get let ill

{for that?“

“Just tor once." said Bundle. "I ‘happen to be going of my own tree

_ will."

no‘ i» h 3.1.12.1: as by fa genuine desire to lace his redoubt- ‘able sister-in-law was quite incom- -—----_-_-_____._..______ ‘prellenslble to him. Marcia March- ‘ioncss oi Caterham, the widow oi his late brother Henry, was a very pro-

‘E . a ‘NM V .- L TH. _ -g _ ' ' g’ With all the bran . ‘ of the whole wheat ma. Shredded Wheat in the ho evou. ‘ a c emergency-squid: btéeakfr iast ftllrfilfibandftelfih‘ crave’ j IIOWOI OIWO -—3 Ci -— ' ' . 3 eat it wittrgmilk ...fi‘i.‘.i.in‘.'ff...lliii'if.ilf.‘l.iif"p““ a ., L . ‘ t. ', Cuba's new governmental selling ‘ > agency for sugar has just been put prcfecturai and colonial budg l8. Into Operation. )$99,700,000. in? "' _ '. i ltwizhmil l’ M: ~~ anced mm l

y, ' 1s for bu“

ieit Athletic held in the Board oi‘ Trade Rooms

p. m. Everybody invited. CHAS. D. STEWART. V’

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in,’ 4 ’ 9665-41.

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j‘ AT STANl-IOPE h ‘

i f‘ ~ I em instructed to sell by Public _' , ' Auction on the premises on Saturday j‘ l.“ thysixteenth day oi November, ID. 1'29. at the hour of 2.30 o'clock ‘ ' =p m. the farm oi the late John‘ i‘ Kielly at St-anhope comprising 61 ‘acres in good state oi cultivation. near store, school and churches. J. A. lilac-DONALD Auctioneer.

McKlnnon & McNeiP. Solicitors. 9663-6 ins.

The annual meeting oi the Abeg-' Association will be.‘

on Thursday. November 14th at 8.

ilmznllii sill?

I

One of the best farming properties J-nd best equipped {arms in King's County, containing 150 acres with a

large hard and solt wood grove around the buildings, suitable for fox ranching. Will be sold en bloc or parcel. Ii’ not sold by privatg sale, will he sold by public auction the Int- ter part o! November. For all inform- ation, etc., apply to

_, v.1. McCORMAC, '~ St. George's, P. E. L.

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l’. R. McCORMAC. New Glasgow, N. .

ilo-zc-tnelrlsl. ' ' "

Professional Cards

. ELL t? MATHIESON R. B. BELL D. L. MATHIESON. LL. B. Barristers. Solicitors, Etc.

Money to Loan. (Wicca-Charlottetown and Montague

‘Mark R. McGuigtl-n? E B. A.

,3!’ BARBSTER. SOLICITUR. ETC. " MONEY T0 LOAN Cameron Block. Charlottetown, P.E.l.

. McLeod s; Bentley

J. A. BENTLEY

W. E. BENTLEY, K. O. i Barrister and Attorney-at-Lew ,3 Olive: 180 Richmond Street i MONEY T0 LOAN ’

Charlottetown, P. E. l.

McDonald & McPhee; ' B. A. i

v. “A. MoDONALD. n. r. McPlIEIt

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BABRISTERS. ATTORNEYS. ETC- MONE! TO LOAN llley Building Chm ' i

.__.___.____.___.___._ Stewart & Lowther J. D. STEWART. K. C.

N. W. LOWTIIER BABRISTEBS. SOLICITORS. ETC ' M Great George Street

MONEY T0 LOAN

Dr. D. T. Waye l

DENTAL SURGEON

110 Richmond Street . Charlottetown, P. l. I.

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The undersigned Executors of the last will and testament o! S. B. Jen.

notify all late

oflice of Dr. J‘. S. 5"". Charlottetown. Dated this A. D., 1929. DB. J. B. JENKINS, H. F. MacPl-IEE.

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__________ lamafiaeu) U i‘ Ill ll I My guy

"Fooduhowa nre well in America because oi the free sample."

May: for me?

Tom: good.

Sweetheart. would you dle

Wouldn't do you a blt of I'm not Insured.

Wifle: i suppose you have been with that trlend of your: all eve- ning. helping him carry hie load.

Hubby: No! I must uy I never new a man carry hie load better than he did tonight.

"Do you go around in her oer

With her?"

"G0 round In It? Why, my door, It's no email you can't glove in your

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3°“! ill! of October,:1

patronized this is the land

minent personality. Lord Caterham admitted that she had made Henry ‘an admirable arife and that but ior he; in all probability he would never have held the ofnce of Secreotary oi On thei fother hand, he had always looked testale, hereby f upon Henry's early death as a. merci- persons indebted to the {tul release.

o! said deceased to nuke im- f

State for Foreign Affairs.

shouldn't do that. You don't know ‘what it may lead to." i "I know what I hope W! 801M i°

Executorsi lead to." slid Bum“?- "rm an right’

‘Father, don‘t worry about me.‘

Lord Caterhltm sighed and settled himself more comfortably in ‘ his chair. He went back to his perusal ,0! the FiekhBut in a minute or two Bundle suddenly put her head in ‘again.

she said. "But there's one

' ‘other thing I wanied to ask you

iWhli’. is Sir Oswald Cooie?"

’ "I told y0u—a. steam-roller."

"I don't, mean your personal im- fpression oi him. How did he make ‘his money-trouser buitorls or brass ‘beds or what?"

l "Ohl. I see. He's steel. Steel and iiron. Hes got the biggest steel works i or whatever you call it. in England. II-le doesn't, ot course, run the show ,'persona.lly now. It's u company or jcompanies. He got me in as a direc- ,'.or ot something or other. Very good ,business for lnc—nothing to do ex- .‘ cept g0 down to the city once or twice ‘in. year lo one oi’ those hotel places-

__ ‘Cannon "street o;- Livenpool street-

iand situround s table where they ‘ihave very nice new blotting pope!‘- lTllen Ooote or some clever Jonny images 9, speech simply bristling with [figures but fortunately you 11966111 listen to it-and I can tell you, you ‘often get a. jolly 200d 111mb W‘? °i it."

LADY CATERHAM

Unillterestcd in 10rd Caterhams lunches. Bundle had deparetd again . before he had finished speaking. On lthe way beck to London she tried {to piece together things to her sat- nsfaclion. '

As far as she could see, steel and {infant welfare did nm go together. One or the two, then, was Just pad- ding - presumably the latter. Mrs. Macatta andthe Hungarian countess [could be ruled out oi’ court. ‘rhey [were camouflage. No, the pivot oi the whole thing seemed to be the unat- iiractive Herr Eberhard. He did not :seem to be the type oi man whom ‘George ltomax would normally invite. ,Bill had said vaguely that he iflveflt" .ed. Then there was the Air Minister land su- Oswald Cooie. who was steel- iSomehow that seemed to hen! w‘ gethcr. I Since it was useless 5986013“!!! {further Bundle abandoned the at- ‘tempt 'and concentrated on 116i‘ ilorth-coming interview with Lady Caterham.

The loch; lived in e large 8100M?

f9“ 7 DIAL-S-

'_'1've got

P5 It seemed to him that Bundle was mediate payment to them at the .‘i001ishly' rputting her head 111W U16

Jenkins, Grafton lion's mouth. i "Oh! I say," he said. "You know.

h“, Nood- birbot

deer." the slid. "l. must have t View words with him." > - r0 llltlllflt ,_ Ir ls ‘unob-

"at, doesn't like me." us: bundle "I kuowuho won't uklme." 5 - \ stirljnte cold ‘ ’ indeed {that

;.. "Nonsense? sildolslly otter-ham.

“I shell make a. point of ihlknew can resist thediridifdouble action of Vicka. Rubbdd on

Georgqlnmax when he was so

hlgnmsl-le ceiod a. quite im- theclleteitaeuzwmat onoe: - -

pollible height. "He will be only too| pleased to do mo e favor. And be‘ will be sure u: m tor himself tint it is vitally important that the pretent- - “ - - day young girls 4o! ‘our on class (l) Direct" to!" Jms’ should lake tn’ intelligent interest m the welilro o! their country." Bundle nearly said. "Hear. heart!" but checked herself. - "I will ' rind you some literature? now." said Indy Cmierhemnrillfll-E She called in a piorcnlg voice. "Miss l Connor." g ~ .' . lA very neat z secretary with a frightened expression came running! Lady Ceterham gave her various di- ‘ rcciions. Presently Bundle was driv-i ing heck to Brook street with an ermiul oi the driest-looking liters: ture imaginable. -.1-fer next proceeding was lo ring u Jimmy Tilesiger. His first words - - ‘wgre lull oi triumph. ‘ cum’ qm "Pvednaneged it." he sold. "Had a lot of trouble with Bill, though. He'd go: it into his thick head that I should be a lamb among the wolves. But I made him see sense at last. " _1'vc got a lot oi’ thingummy bobs now and I'm studying them. You know; blue books and while papers. Deadly dull-but one must do, the thing properly. Have you ever hQlfd 0f the Santevfevboundary dispute?" "Never." said Bundle.

12> like n» - bee. 1t “draws ‘out”- the soreness. .

VA P 0&5 0mrrll/woivmns -——-—-Z-—'-_-'_.__"..L;___ ilowers. Lady Caierhem was o. large Wfllnan-large ‘in every 4. way. ‘He: Proportions were majestic. rather than ample. she hedl. large booked nose. wore gold rimmed _'plnee-n¢g and her upper lip bore lust the taint- est suspicion ota mustache.

She was somewhat surprised in see her niece. but accorded her’: irigid cheek. which Bundle duly kissed. .

"This is quite an unexpectedpleas-i ure. Eileen," she observedicoldlyi

"Wejve only Just got ‘back Aunt Marcia." '

"I know. How .. lg . your-lather? Much ls usual?"

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OW the family‘ can

We call it: the an attractive little

sure you are of having the ltneading rl . » "Does "setting the sponge” bread- vo delicious! '

home-made rolls and bread at every

meal. For here's a new baking method

111M’ than you've ever

Quaker“ New of ‘Brood, Baking. And we _‘ booklet which tells in picture and story liow eimpllfuizia and how

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We want New Easy Method. Send for-the Booklet - now. Please fill in the ooufinnOr, get a copy from your Quaker Flo dealer. It’: absolutely free. Be silro to get: n be; of

Flour. boo. For bent: results, use it whenyou try the new_ Quaker Euy Way. Ute lt m all your It's tested at: every stage. m milling and baked daily in our awn kitchens to prove it; baking queliti . You can on Quaker Flour always to give lighter and more appefizirlg bread,

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have l delicious

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Easy Method have pared

No away with

<\

"It must have been wonderful in

Her tone conveyed algal-mung uw n I. . l g ‘r g She had a poor Opinion of Alastair with ‘ihhb/Ilbnwtéal-lkl ‘it: 36:03:13; g mzpggoq-ubuofixlnmhoarstmcofllnAni" Edward Brent. ninth Marquis or w” m-y compuaud rm mkjn‘ l. l I . .

n . _ ' . “ "Wldlihtvtryflie NevvEnylletht-ldofBradBniting. Piealelendmellll,

him and she known the. term, a poor my subject. Nowadays one has to l “W? 0f yvurbookict which teiit nil about thin mrvellotunewmethod. v . Caterham. _8he would have culled specialize." r | Mn ...... .. ' rm“ - “I've so! riot of the same sol-t l S"'"°'R~k

"Flt-her is very well. He's down n: oi things." said Bundle. “Aunt Mar- l P Pm. Chimneys" . . . , . ch.ga;ve.them w mt» LDGAIQHI Nqmg _______ __

"indeed. You know. Eileen. I never "Aunt who'll}. ' , “PPWM of the 1min: or Ommmw- “Aunt Mircia. 4 father's eister-in- ~. The place is. in mulyweyl. a. hls- low. g she's laoiiiical. 1n fact, . . toricai monument. It shrould not be shes going inert me invited to .. _ I ' Clléflpeflld. GQUTKQ’; PIPUYQI _ -_

Uncle Henry's day," llid Bundle UNBLUAIIING MAB!

with l slight sigh. _ _ v . _ -

‘u; n-unq n. runomibiii- n... o... .... n... n. t. .......-' Always the Same tes laid Henry; tidow. dkL" 1mm‘ w“ g pm“, 1nd than .

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Always theBest

' nan ronlrlcanvmw mm “w; "I any, I don't think we'd better tell Loraine that-eh?" "Perhaps not" _ "You sec, the mcytrt like being out

“Think of the persons who stayed f

there," went on Bundle ell-statically. "All ~the principal statesmen. oi’ Europe.

Lady Caierham sighed. out of it." .____ "I ‘L1. truly!!!’ m“ T115301‘! h" "Yes." To Be Continued Tomorrow been made there more than-once." "fmem yw an’; m, ‘ 3m 14k, she observed. “It only your~ii=her—" thQffnu-fmm dung" ~ ' " “ She shook her head sadly. . “Bundle reflected that w. Theslger MARKETS '

"Politics borelather." ma liundie. "and yet they-are about the most fascinating study,therc is I should

ms siifihtlyidelicient‘ in tact. Tile '_ tot-her naming intonenger

b tt did not seem to give him any qualms u er

prices

say. Especially‘ ifone knows 'ut . .

them from the widen . y” you pane: ‘w-y," _ and price oi’ last week, still higher ‘Prices She made thislextraveguntiyqun- J1mmy_ , '

truthful‘ stntement o; h" new,“ “NOI I w-Jomy thinking. real wholesale produce market. Ens-

mthdut even"n blush. nel- aunt .. n; m, I ‘uy; tom township number 1 mic w‘-

qte you going to the inquest tomorrow?" ,

“Yea; are you?"

"Yes.,By.t.he way. it's in the eve-

looked at her with some surprise. ' "I am plensedto hear‘ yousay so," she said. "I always imagined. Eileen,

stated receipts showed a steady decline

mouse in one oi London's high-class ‘isqunres. inside it smelled ot sealing

wax, bird seed and slightly decayed "an m, hm lei-ted n reluctant husband him the political arena. and the" marvelous success which had crowned his and her efforts. "But siill ttlnestchnnfle. And the work Mrs. mutt; is,‘ doing is oi truly national importantoe. and oi the utmost value to nllflvoinen. II u, 1 think IIlnly.say.'-ir|io_ womanly work. You must oerteinlyjnoat It'l- Macatta." _ , ' '

Cuticura Heals Face Disfiguretl

With itchy Pimple:

I Soup end Ointment i

at George tiomex’ nextqywoolnlp "u-‘i asked ulnar. who. ol ooln-u/vdlift go. but he never ihoughtfoffilllll me. Thinks I'm ‘we " much ‘ ot In idiotyl 011990667" _

her niece was really WW , proved.‘ Had‘ eho. Plrhefi." 3114 5P uniortlnnto love elfeir? ‘Alf-unto:- tuneielovo time. l in - Merv-MP - hnnu ‘oolnlonuvu ‘viwfihilm? i '~ \ beneiicili ta vwnl"IlP1l-""""'“' therntlll lilo nridullii

I ' defies

that you caredtor nothing but this modern pursuit oi pleasure."

"I used to," said Bundle.

"It is true that you are still very young," said Lady Cetcrhnnl thought- fully. "But with your jadvtnhm, and it you were to marry iuitobly, you might be one o: thelaeding po- litical hostesses oi’ hto day." i

Bundle felt slightly alarmed. llbr

nlng papers. But lucked away in a corner. Funny - I should have thought they'd have made rather a splash. about it." ~ _

"Yes-so Jhbllld 1.2‘

"Well." said Jimmy. "I must. be getting.;on_ with my task. I've lust got. to whore Bolivia sent us n note."

"I suppose I must got on with my little lot." slid Bundle. "Am you a moment she feared thainhcr aunt “my, not, gt ll, 111 the evening?" might produce a sultableihusbnnd n; than“ m, Age you?" straight away. ' . "Qlfpfobnbly. Good night."

_ "But I feel-such a tool," said Bun- _q-h¢y._w¢‘;¢ bath 11;" o! the most die.,"I mean X know so little." ugblqgning order. Jimmy ‘mresiger

Asthma

is relieved by Mines-d’; Spread on brown paper and apply to throat. Also inhale. - .

ir1|N_ARD' ‘ma. l ihnnenl

various nondescript garment; belong- ing. as e mstteroi’ tact. to her "maid. And having donned them, she allied - out on toot, deliberating whether bus or tube would be the "best rouct by of .it. jAnd she really must be kept which to reach the ‘Seven Dials Club.

MOMREAL. a Que. iconic-with already increased a halt oent per pound over the closing

are forecast by dealers on the Mont- iunnued u“ Dmvereli “Se, "mt"

sold today as high as 39%. Dealers

I .

A miniature railway curried pu-

sengers to e flower snow at Rayner recently.

‘while the demand was greaterflthc ‘egg market continued actively at yes- terday's advanced prices, while quot- ations in other sectionsot the market rnk’ m“ L°"d°“' continued unchanged. c ._ UITAWA. Nov.. izt-(eggsl-tresh eggs continued very ecu-cg on Cuna- dian egg marketwith British Colum- bis“ the onlysourcrot iresh eggs in any volume. storage" eggs are moving freely. ‘XYJRDNIUI-‘Ille local egg market

continues-firm and unchanged with dealers quoting country shippers tor I‘

e Norwegian

i‘ America ~ Line

HALIFAX n; .NORWAY

By the ‘ Feet l Popular

S. S. Stavangerfjord Selling lo A. u. NOV. as Direct to nltnolm end oslo rmtnem booked , through u Nvrwetien, Swedish ‘and Dlnist points. - Freight and pllcetion. v r. A. s. nswoull a son

-ned extras 56; firsts 50 pullet extras“ iseconds 33. There is considerable poul- Itnv lett over and the market on these is a little easier.

' MONTREAIn-Receipts of eggs here today were ‘I09 cases as compared to 1-. 092 cases on the same day a year ,|.go. ’I‘l'le market is firm with a good ‘demand and o scarcity of fresh eggs. British. Columbia's are Jobbing on mm“. m‘

spot in e wholeselc'wsy at extras 67;

Firsts 82; Pullet extras 51. ' §axff““ ‘u ‘ V ‘ °

-. Valuable Farrn for Sale ‘ AT HARRINGTON, LOT~ 3a‘

lllllfiilor nine on 17'

‘ AA

CLEARANCE

"That can easily be remedied," said m“. “gully "11 tho, m was tek- bndy Cllerhlm briskly. "Filly; my m; mmlne Wade out. to dinner. amount of literature I eanllendyml.” M 1°;- Bundlefno sooner bed she

"Thank you. Aunt Ml-NIIJFJIW rung-oi! than she attired herself in

Bundle. and proceeded hastily in her second line ot attack. -‘ » - ‘in... ‘ "I wondered it you knew Mrs. Mu- _- . . ‘ 07g,‘ t, nphulth 1 '11] "u on catte. Aunt Marcia?" -' t --— c " "78. m, “m,” ‘tuna,’ u, u, ,5 "Wfillnly I 1m“ h"-.A.'.'.‘°".°" welmllsnAY, Tull ‘soul DAY or, “Mb” "mg; “i” " with‘ ATLANTN‘ lteolon NOVEMBER. 1m AT 1.00 r. m. Imly-"P tulle?” l’ ° Th ru lnlslilohCloplildlmplc- do not hold with woznen standing (or _ Till"!!! mezuzjw i Plmlmmi- Th" “n "".k";~ W“ roulwbAu-lons roll HOTEL- 5mm“; "M..." "m, m... t] influence iclt in t more _.,womm1y cnannorrerown. r. s. I. m" m; 1 m" -, "u, d,’ w,‘

She paused. tenth...- to womanly way inmhich she

mmml" ‘eulnrtentlm. bath-med to the u‘ ' , and marked on the out- "Qonldentinl", and ‘Tender i0!‘ llmrloondsttons, Charlottetown, P. E. L," will b0 received up to 12.00 obloolunoon. Friday, November 15th. mo. Plane nllebpooinoationn may be soon-end tornl ‘o! tender obtained at tltwintouisrm ueeioinl clue: an- ginuor, Mouton. Non; Division , Charlottetown. Q. E. l: the

v (Beltran, N. 5.. and

m" Alfllfi ‘leintlobn. NJ.’ A1091! ‘piano llld specification meybebbtntoodon Icon mlntllc

covv I years 61d to

January Mill. ' Bundle gave e rather "she's going to be at e IIQIIMJWIPW

poi-ltooa- - "' l truck wagon, l wt. l so: wood sleigh, l beyinower , ' m“ ntahnmehnhtnhlitfotaonnleti l‘ nlmnte "onownfiurfl

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