THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

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Th: bride was attended by Miss Minnie F. Epplch oi Norwood and the best man was James I-I. Kelli- her, a. brother of the groom. The bride was attired in a gown of light blue georgette and wore a gray pic- ture hat to match. Her bouquet was oi bride's roses. Miss Eppich wore yellow_ ﬂowered chiffon with a black picture hat to match and car- ried Ophelia roses.

The bridesmaid received a string oi pearls as a gift from the bride, while the best man's gift from the groom was gold cuff links. The bride received a diamond studded pendant from the groom and her gift to him was a ring.

Following the ceremony a recep- tion was held at the Statler Hotel for relatives and the more intimate friends. The bride is the daughter of the late William H. and Cather- ine (McGuirk) Hughes, formerly of Charlottetown, anid is a graduate of the Newton Schools. At the time of her marriage she was employed at the New England Spun Silk Company as an operator.

The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John Kelliher of 25 Saunders Road, Norwood. He is a graduate of the Norwood Schools and is em- ployed as pressman by the Berwick- Smith Company. He served with the United States Anny during the World War and is a member of the Norwood Lodge oi Elks. the Ameri- can Legion and the M. C. 0- F- After a wedding .trll1 t0 New York, Philadelphia and Atlantic City, Mr. and Mrs. Kellihcr will be home to their friends after Auﬂllsl lst. at '1 Rock st. Ncrwwd- (Copied from Boston waivers)-

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Livestock Market

MONTREAL. Aus- _8- — The" were 200 cattle including 200 left over, 42 calves, 28 sheep and lilmbs

supper s_he sat beside May Vamey. Herbert Joined them and at once demanded jealously: “Where is Lila?"

"Probably ﬂirting desperately with some good-looking man." responded May Varney ﬂippantly.

Another woman, who enjoyed teasing Herbert, said: .

“The last time I saw her she was with that fascinating Spaniard, and you can't lame her for lingering. He's simply divine!" She cast up her eyes dramatically and sighed.

"Poof!" scoffed May. "I have no use for foreigners. I detest the whole trlbel."

Herbert. who had been looking around worriedly, oi half a mind to go look for Lila, turned slowly to stare at May Varney.

“You dislike foreigners?"

May became suddenly conscious (tlf a French heel squarely on her

oe.

"Ouch!" she said, and glanced about her lndignantly. Her eyes met Dorothy's pleading ones.

She had a sudden swift rememb- rance of a certain afternoon when Dorothy had taken tea with her and had made a confession. over which they had both laughed. She remem- bered saying: "So I'm cast here- after for the role of ‘ the broken- hearted victim of a foreign rom- ance? Well, I adore noveltyl"

CHAPTER 31

u! o‘ f" u” i‘ ANOTHER JEALOUS HUSBAND been on mark ‘ tyymrritaaotionisplusan lipid. iablo an eﬁcctivo and reli _ from lcliol colic, erampsﬂand pains m the gm . .‘ Priocﬂmmamlllldlatyalld idmlers; put up onl by The lburn 00., Iamitsd, omuto, Ont.

Mayvarney was in the dressing- room at the Darlington home when Dorothy arrived. ,

"You look like the Queen of Sheba," May remarked, eyeing the gold lace gown envlously. "And there's no doubt that you've got a millionaire beau."

.“Why?" laughed Dorothy.

May pointed to the orchids. “That's the new variety that Sherman is exploiting. They say he's imported them from South Africa and that he's asking outrageous prices.”

"Really?" murmured Dorothy. "Who is he?” demanded May. "Who is who?"

"The new suitor?"

“I haven't the slightest idea." laughed Dorothy, and left Mrs. Var- ney in a vast state oi bewilderment. Lila hun-ied up to her, as she en- tered the ballroom, and squeezed her hand reassuringly.

"Dot. you're a wonder! You got me off in ﬁne shape. Herbert hasn't asked another question about where we spent the afternoon. He's very formal and digniﬁed, but he'll get over that, after a while."

“I'm sorry to steal your ﬂowers," Dorothy whispered. “May's just been

“Here comes Lila!" she announced cheerfully. "And she's not with the Spaniard." g May ﬂashed Dorothy a glance that said, as plain as any words: "The next time I put myself in jeopardy trying to help you outi"

Nevertheless, she was sport en..

ough, later on, to whisper to Her- bert: "You understand, don't you? My poor, poor heart." Shortly afterward, Varney insist. ed that they go home. As they were leaving. Dorothy heard him saying wrathfully: "Your poor, poor heart, indeed! What's that got to do Wm, this French chauffeur? May, rm going to get to the bottom of this!" (To Be Continued.)

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Politioal Meetings

The undersigned will meet the el- ectors of the fourth district o! Queens at the following places la discuss the political situation.

Eldon, Thursday, Aug. 9th-

Iona, Friday, Aug. 10th-

Grand View, Monday. Aug. 13th.

Vernon River. Tuesﬂﬂi. AIIK- 141-b-

Pownal, Wednesday, Auli- l5"!-

All meeti to commence at 7-30 p, m, opposing candidates are in- vlted and will be given an equal proportion of the time.

GEORGE A. MacLEAN Conservative Candidate

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KELLlHEIb-HUGIIES WEDDING l/IONDACEIIN NEWTON Ron‘ Produced lu Canada Miss Alice Gertrude Hughes be- came the bride oi Francis Joseph Kelliher last Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock when the double ring ser- vice performed by the Rev. Fr. F. Driscoll united them in marriage. The ceremony took place in St. Phillips church. Newton, before a

song for Winnipeg and other print; West, an extra train will be operated leaving Tlgnlsh at 4.45 P, M. August 9th for Emerald Jet. where it will connect with the extra train leaving Charlottetown at 9.00 P. M. same date.

DISTRICT PASSENGER AGENT’S OFFICE Charlotlelo u. P. E. I. August 8th. I928. 6929-8-7-31.

TENDERS

Tenders will be received by the undersigned up to the sixteenth day of August, 1928. for the painting

and paperlng of the interior of the,

Peters Road Presbyterian Church. Tenderer to find all material ex- cept paper. For further particulars apply lo MRS. HIRAM LEECO, Peters Road, P. E. I. Murray River, R. R. 8-8-3i. ‘

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TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: This ls to certify that. I, Marg- aret Molnnis. wife of Patrick Mc- Illnln, Elllotvalo. P. E. I. did start a false report about John Lafferty and I do hereby apologize for same. In regard to scandal and impure notions with a certain party. I did it with the intention of blackening his good name and to ruin the good reputation and character of the said John Laﬂerty, his father and other members of his family for which I had no reason-to do, and I deeply apologize for doing such a low, mean and contemptlble action and I earnestly trust and pray that the same will have no lasting reflection on the good name of John Lailerty, his father or any other member of said family and I agree to pay the cost of this advertisement and the trouble I have caused the said fam- ily. (BIKING) MARGARET McINNIS ~ Peakes Station, P. E. I. Witnesses. Patrick Koughan, J. P. Pcakes. Frank 0'Brlln,

Morel] Dated this sixth day of August. 1928 6937-8-7-tts

NOT ENOUGH IN THE FIRE

1st Politician: Does the senator put enough fire in his speeches?

2nd Politician: Oh, yes; but not enough speeches In the ﬁre.

Wlﬂe: I think you might be po- lite enough. to keep awake while I'm talking.

Hubby: Well, I can't keep awake all the time.

He: You look like a nice senil- ble girl. Let's get married.

She: No, I'm just as nice and sensible as I look.

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AUCTION SALE OF

RESIDENTIAL PRO-

PERTIES IN CHARLOTTETOWN

I am inslruclcd by Philip J. Doyle to sell by Public Auction on the

premises l9 Wcymouth Street, Charlottetown.

1928, at the hour of l2 o'clock noon,

on Friday, 10th August. his desirable property on Corner 0f

King and Weymouth Streets Oppnsik! o. N. n. Station. formerly lmvw"

as the "Cantwell Home." all modern convdnlences.

Dwelling has thirteen rooms, with bath and

Also on same day at the hour of 12.30 o'clock P. M. on the premises Number I69 Water Street his dwelling house, (containing seven rooms am‘ kitchen) with workshop, garage and lnrge Lot.

For further particulars apply lo

J. A. McDONALD, Auctioneer

or MncKINNON d» MeNEILL, Solicitors.

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Auction of. Valuable Properly 100 Water Street

To be sold by Public Auction on

o'clock noon, on the premises at I00 Water Street.

Tuesday, August 14th. InsL, at. ll City, the beautiful,

residence of Mrs. c. n. Benoit. situate directly wwslte ‘time "W". W";

plating of twelve room house with all modern conveniences. hot-water, a

sum m hardwood floors. rumble m mime w hire-cl“- ""1""!

house; and spacious yards with two large

capable of storing four-

teda motor can, In rear, thus offering home and good business proposition

in most convenient location.

Property open for ‘nspoctlon afternoons and may be sold prlvllcly III! Au" m

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telling i_ne that they are very rare and expensive."

Lila sighed.

“Poor Jack! Isn't that Just like him! He's giving what money he has to reimburse the government ior that insurance, and now he buys rare orchids!"

"I think it's rather sporting," murmured Dorothy. “Bythe way, there was a note with the ﬂowers." "Didn't I see it?" Lila made a wry grimace.

my studio. You can get it tomor- row."

Lila shook her head. the law on the way up here in the luncheon engagements this week. I

day." “What about Captain Farquahar?" ‘That's just the point. Dot, will You be an angel and telephone him for me tomorrow. Tell him that I can't meet him for lunch?" “But why can't you do it your- self? I-Ie’d like it better." “I don't dare. He'd ask too many questions that I couldn't answer on the Sllur of the moment. All you have say is that Miss Latham is unavoidably detained and will not; be able to keep her appointment. He's at the Sheridan Hotel.” Dorothy promised. Just then some one claimed her for a dance, 5m, didn't see Lila for some time. At

PRIVATE SALE 0F FARM

Beautiful farm. almost in city limits for sale, consisting of 60 acres of land. Good for dairying or market gardening. Cannot be excelled. City water within 50 feet of house. Will be sold with or without growling crop, and woulq like any purchaser to see quality of crop. If not sold by private sale, will be offered by Public Auction with stock. crop, etc., at a later dale. In- spection any time. Apply to DUNCAN MacINTYRE, On Premises Or J‘. A. MacDONALD, Auctioneer.

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Mantra] Agﬂllll.

Herbert had repeated his question

slowly:

“You really dislike foreigners, Mrs.

Varney ? "

May's face underwent a change.

She lifted eyes of haunting sad- ness to Herbert and drew him near- er to her.

“Can you ask that-after my bit-

ter, bitter experience?"

“I'm sorry-" began Herbert un-

comfortably, realizing that his sus- picion and jealousy had led him to "I put it away with your letters in tread °n dencm” gmumL

The voice of May's husband cut

him short.

“What's this, May? What do you

“Like fun I can! Herbert laid down mean ‘bitter experlmcew"

May was temporarily at a loss for

car, He said 1 was m make no more words. There was Herbert, watching

her closely; there was also Jack

am to lunch with him every single vamey’ Staring °Pe“'m°“thed‘

"I—we—my family once had a French chauffeur. He-he stole all the silver and threatened to murder us in ou_r beds. ii we-er-had him arrested."

Her ﬁngers reached out surrepti- tiously to pinch Herbert's arm, as a signal that this story was manufac- tured solely for her husband's bene- ﬂt.

Unfortunately, Varney action. His face darkened.

“What the deuce is this all about?"

It was Dorothy who created a diversion:

Fllll SALE

50 acrm best situated lalnd In Province all cleared and under crop. Interested parties should see pres- ent crop Potatoes, Turnips. Oats. Ideal location for market gardening and fox ranching being situated within few hundred yards of Hills- boro Bridge. Apply on premises to

saw her

W. AUBREY MUTCl-I, Hopeton, Southport. or address P. O. Box 294 Charlotte- town. 6985-8-9-31.

DESIRABLE FARM FOR SALE

At South Lako-Fann consisting ninety-three (93) acres, 52 acres clear, and In high state of cultiva- tion; remainder covered with hard and soft wood. Buildings all h: good repair. Running water lb house and barn. 1% miles from Elmira Station; near school and churches. I am selling this property on ac- count of ill health. ' EDGAR. FRANCIS,

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Four round trips a week

Mondays, Fridays and Satur-

days, steamcrs sail at 7 P. M. Atlantic Time, direct to Boston. Wednesdays, steamer leaves St. John at 9 A. M. Atlantic Time, Eastpon 1:30 P.M.,Lubec 2:30 P.M. Eastern Time. One way fare from Eastport or Lubec, $9. Special rates for automobiles accom- panied by passengers.

Connecr‘ at Boston ivith direct steamers to New York

EASTERN

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steamship line:

and. 114 hogs on sale tOGIIY- The cattle trade was very slow With prospects of several lots being held over the week end. Some bulls were being weighed up at $5130 l0 $5.35. Butchers cattle were not. moving. There were only two small o0 .

large gathering of relatives and friends who were present from Mel- rose, Watertown, Newton, Norwood, Fall River, Jamaica Plain, and East Walpole. The ﬂoral decorations were of palms, spring ﬂowers and roses and the Lohengrin wedding march ‘ was played by Mrs. FloocL lots of veal calves and prices

“From Contented Cows ”

- __. ed about steady. There was an eas- good lambs. Hogs were selling for ier feeling to the lamb market. $13.75 with packers offering $13.50, Quotations were around $13.00 for sows $9.00 to $10.50.

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