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' Walter Matheson

CHARLOTTETOWN

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A `l!nthe»on. Oomplsinants.

_ -...........,._,., , um Jt|l_in,_l¢l|ll\sni George M Matheson. ,”¥|._',*}|¢”, _ Defendants. lf---1 , `

‘I A I .s Ilecretai Order made - ~ _ ' _ Vi on the 27th day oi

"IA'.b.‘jI\l9)-by his Honor the

lllloollor. I will set up and sell

It hlie suction on the premises on

A' sy tlto 18th day of September

'( H1819) at. eleven o'clock in the ‘ oo ; all that tract, piece and par-

"o`f lsnd*tituste, lying and beingin

C Ostbwin, in Queenis County,_in

' ,_ heingpart of. Town Lots Qrtjenty-one and twenty-two

_Et ia. _Ll\'1iundred"ot town Lots in

" 'lfownfand is bounded and des-

'ras fdllovls: Cbmmencing at a

- ‘ -iii the southeastern boundary of ,n 6|'-limi' enclosed by Euston St..

cb‘ St., Fitzroy St., and Great Ike St., formed by the intersection -lfrince street and Fitzroy street,

til ,southwesterly one hundred

3 ‘,/qigl_it_feet ,thence northwesterly ' e`. undred and thirty feet at rigiit Elk; to Said Fitzroy street, thence _li rthea'slei"Iy 'parallel with' Fitzroy s set one hundred and eight feet,

tice soutiieastwardly at right angi- tb .Fitzroy street one hundred and

tilirt ~feet: to tlte plaw of commence-

mapa being' Lots Number one anti N

tfo, drawn on a plan of Holland t

_'I1 . th R i_ o_-date cou_nty_stand being equipped

G ° l°dD£:d;h°f3:ucf,rg§ce eEd;§r!:l with electric-light plant uild heating

1' "ol _ l£d_qd being the same land as is S dede)-ili¢d"in a certain deed thereof (Rini Willfaiii H. Brown to Owen Con-

ng`|iy,, bas;-ing date the tenth day oi' J ly,-'A1 D. 1882, being the residence olf`i.il‘e‘ late John A. Matheson, retired

Fltihery Inspector.

‘I'h property will be sold free from

llidlllsb du _

r ces

1‘lt\l`llald'will be coriilrmed by the

`of" Chancery without expense to ,.‘t e purchaser.

,conditions at nie. -lived this :iotli any of August, AD.. I9 . ,

J. U' Stdwlrt, K.C. A. B. Warburton,

Sbilicitor. Master in Chancery. .~-_ . __ _ 469-9-2-Mzsi

ron ,SALE

' r world’s champion milk cows, and are

*ofd-Touring Car in good condition, b

‘alioiit ii months, fitted with extra H

t _'Bird llre carrier. -Shock absorbers

_set of sent covers.

-bdrgain-for a cash buyer. ‘

fir,” “_ sua-9~2-l\i-il

Y RLG

"" * the VI`¢6-Challcell,0l‘-

Sold by all and

.Clean to

' Drugglsts,

General Stores

Dr. DoVan's French Pills

A reliable Reguliitipg Pill tor Women, 85 n box. Sold :it all Drug Stores, oi mailed to any address on receipt of price. The Scobell Drug Co., St. Unth- lrllea, Gntlrlo.

l>nosl>i~ioNoi_ rolz MEN

Restores Vim and Vitality; for Nerve and Brain: increases "gray matte:;" a Tonic-will build you un. $3 a bolt, or two for $5, at drug,stores, or by mall on receipt of price. 'l'lie Seobell Drs( 0& lv .'ntl|'N¢es. Ontnrlo- , *_

FOR SALE

The _well known business stand at ortli River (`orner. This is all up-

ystcni._ For further padtlclilzlrs apply oil

premises. '

. F. H. MACARTHUR,

- Nprtll liivcr.

731-9--i~m3ipd. =5'

Holsteins_i*`or Sale

We are offering for iiiinlediate sale

the following-lot ut` high -class llol» 'steinsz

Three pure bred cows. '

Two pure bl'ed~ lleii`ers.

'l`wo.pure bred heifer calves.

Two pure bred bllll calvcs.

One two your old bull.

Six high grade Ilolstcin cows. These cows are all rich in the same lood as “Rollo Mercena De Kol,”thc

red to our present herd sire “infer- 0."

Easy terms of payment.

GAvlN Hannmo.

G1'aliam's Road.

*'-'_,‘-“` ~ _ LEO J. LANE,

Granville Street,

Summerslde.

Q...4.'>. to ~ » ‘er -~

retiring.

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.ilnlt icolulllci

I . I. d .‘8EAI.»ED TENDERS, addressed to a tl_i§‘Postmaeter General, will be re-

ceN`ed.a'_t`Ottawa until noon, on Fri- li

d .".t_lie_3ijd October for the con- ii v, alice 0f'I-Iis 'Majt->ety's Mails, on a

pl' posed Contract for tour years. 6 money to be paid down when sale is

made, the balance on completion of Deeds.

tl "es pgir 'week on the route New W_ltshire Rural Mail Route No. 1 from‘ the- Postmaster Generals plea-

sli Q. _ N

gritlted notices containing further

ln{bl'_fti's_i.lon' as to conditions of pro-

'|it1sed_CblitrB.ct Il1l\'.`v' be seen and 624-S-30-instt5i. ’

CHARLOTTE TOWN

blltk forms of Tender may be obtain- ed sttbe Post Oilice of New Wilt- shlre iind_'at the oiiice of the Post

dflice- inspector.

' _ JOHN F. WHEAR- . Post Ofiice Inspector.

Post.--Oiiioe Inspector’s Oiilce.

Ch'town,' 21st August, 1919.

385-8-2ZM.F-ri3i. _ I

5 ‘ W -_-.~‘-_-7 '.»,f'4f I’

‘ .;---_».._-s-f-2 _ - held in Cliarlottetown from the 23rd

- ` _ go the 27th of September, 1919, inclu-

will offer for sale by auction on 'l'ucs~

Patons Limited.

W . .ard

no WN Block

vlciolili tow- '

The trustees estate of 1. J. Brown

ay September 9th, at eleven o'clock, . ni. The premises at present occupied y Iteddiii Bros., Goff & Co.. t‘oiii- iercial College, and Otlices. -

Terms 10 per cciit of purchase

For further particulars apply at

R. BEARISTO.

Auctioneer. -

EXHIBITION TENDERS

Tenders will bc received by the un- erslgnod up to and on Monday the th September, 1919, for the following rivileges at the Exhibition to bc

ive.

OIUUUIICCIUUUOIQ

»G~ra

y said. resting, her hand for a

moment on my hair. “You will be

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it #SANDRA THE

happier.” " - .

"He will in -times ' It rests with

you how complete his , fnrgpttulness ls- Make hun love you so much that

has no room for regrets. You

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Julgus _ ' By _.lane l’heips`

O8f0iU8%OO0$U$$$¢s

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would not want him to forget, if he

'CSB-Bed to regret." She left ine.

"Ii l`8SlS With y0u_h0w complete -

lhe forgctfiilness is” I repeated aloud as te door closed, "1 WILI. make him love. me so lie has no re- ,

iii ill. IUI

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MRS. GRAY GIVES

SANDRA WISE COUNSEL

CHAPTER |.Vl.

So much had happened so iiiiir-ii

that was._disagi~ccablo in roiiiici-tioii

,had almost forgotten thc llttlc black trunk in the attic; ami had not been quite so viildloitively Jealous of ally- lhing which ioiiihiilcd me of Iicola.

Now I deteriiiiiied to find the key

of that trunk. But how ‘ One day I was standing before hcl' picture in the library. Suddenly there rush:-d over me such li spasm ni' hate that I shook lily ilst at thc beautiful face, excla'iiililig:

"l wish Idarcd siliaslrthe old

thing."

"Mr. Graliani would he very all

gry." M-rs. Gl'ay’5 quiet voice broko in.'I had :iiipposcd I was alone, and 5-tartvd glliltlly.

“l mean it. Mrs. Gray. It may be

wrong, lt may be childish. hilt how

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."w`itll Itose's visit, etcctl-i~zi, that l

grets-it it is possible.”

Tomorrow--Ross Gi-a'n`4o,|', Ga;slp_

lleavy'Passenger»Travel _

ligavy oii_all sections of Caliadiaii National Railway lines, and particular- ly so in ‘he Eastern section where a

Sydney and Montreal, are every day illled to capacity. The popularity of the Maritime Express and Ocean hiliilied is amply demonstrated by the _ many applicants for sleeping care re~

icrvutiolis 'on these wcll cqulpped .

through trziilis. `

ilid often trains run in two sections. With the rush of travel from troop ytcaiiiers arriving at Halifax and Quc-

~itl'aiii on 'lie railway for cquipliieiit.

- 0ll C. N. R. Line"

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Passenger travel is rcinai'kably

ins between St. John. Halifax.

Rcuiiests for splice are so nilmer- us that extra cars are being carried

cc this iiieaiis coiisidcrablc of a

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'tl iii li'-ll -

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, &iruseinfeoo‘1.'I_l'teme1‘efast thateome-

. pmgf' mow . ~. resente<`l‘te1oe.Uurchejmis Hinda ..

goedmmii;1\ave"NoA'iiim'l:mth wide. but Iaige wmttities ofit inside.. t

M1-tore Hamas Pownsn ir.

'Contains No A1-um _ £91

‘Pu-re Wholesome Ecortomical .ig

-bal\irigpowderccntninil§a1u.mis\msa&

ill in

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wnuld you like to have aiiotlior wo- iiian’s picture staring at you all thc

utc, no matter ho\v I try, with thn pic-

v_ery brisk all Summer is likcly to con-

time if you were li il1aii’s second limi" UVUIY llU`0UEll the fall- ‘

cliolcc? I caii’t forget licr for a min- ‘52'9‘5ME3l- P, ___ - _,_____ _ »--~ ;;_ .Y_A__i _.. _..,]

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Passenger business which has boeii

122>,|l|;~§:e1»§:et~=3»:3=§;e2P3:e§2i+:s»§ie=5aii|2aaiii%2:’

=L"'.' "=l"“ '="_'(’.="`T Z2". it

_.<:»-.c_=»-.<-_"1 -_-.<=~.~- .<5»_.j<:-.iii

.:,_~ .sin

tui-cs of her hanging on thc wall."

“I would try not to look at tlieltl

or think of 'iliom, I am -so sorr_v you arc unhapp`y,” she addcd kindly.

"l doii’t know what l would do if

I couldil’t spit out at you oncp iii a while!" I exclaimed. limi I meant. it After she found she was not to he disturbed in thc niaiingciiii-lit oi’ thc house, _ that I did not .illtcrforo in any way, sho had boon _invariabl_\' kilid and 'fveii at tiillcs aliuost luvinii, in hor attitude to\var(| mc. Many times had l done as I felt inclined, I would have tlirn\vn my ariiis around hor néck and told licr how I` appre- ciated hcr, and that I was learning to lovc lui' almost as if shc wore a

didli't. Everett had .wariled nie H0 many times to be dignified with the servants, never to~talk to them save about the necessary work for which they were responsible, that I seldoiii gave vent to my feelings either for her or Hetty.

“Tell mi: all you please, my dear

Mrs. Grahaili. I sllall not repr-at it. But be caleful - before thc others. Even llctty, much us sho loves you,

so ullhap|\\'. You liavc so lllurh to be graloflli for; so much that other young wolncil do not liavc."

“But-l-want to bn loved!" l ex-

claiiiled pfi;-‘-sioliatcly. “Lovell as he loved her!" I pointed to the picture.

“You will-I am surc`ynu will it

.you have patience, my dear Mrs. Graham. You are very sweet, very lovable. and lie will sec it iii time. ldvcii sho could not say he lovcd nic tlien. That stood out so plainly lliat I moaned. “What did he ask me to marry him for. Mrs., Gray! I would havlc been happier home with lilo- llier." I knew I was not tclling_ the truth, that iiotliiiig would make up to me for Evci'ctt's pmsclicc, oven whcii lio ivzlg sccliiillgly sot upon

Musical Farceu-

"liis Bridal Night," the sparkling da

musical farce, generally acclaiincd al-1.1111

A Sparkling

e the chalice of the one repeating

art. They were hard, to ilud but

Crisp Twins were d'lscovci‘eil in

udeville, where they had been creat- 'a stir 'because of their reinilrkabic eness and sensational singing. and

- dancing ability; Tiiey completely till

*_* the bill. lt is claimed that when pay

y comes the -manager of the com- iy insists that both appeal' at the

'ittractioii at the Prince l<iilwai‘d Tues-| ta

Bzlsclilili coliinllas that the sci-ics bc games lust'-ad of 'I`hc proposal was thc club owiic|','-i

der the proposed clubs would share of the first tivo gli

Natloiial tennis, io,-

scrics seats this fall, thc National

luii rccollililciidcd iiicreascd to iiiilc tho u.~lu:il scvcli. sclit tonight to of tho Aliicl'icaii~ rntlticatioli. [In- plall, the rival ill tho receipts

mos instead of thc

tirst four gallncs as ln thu i`ol'n'lel‘

ts now on sale at the Theatie

sort of mother. But of course ll

is young and careless. - Doii't look,

ill the liianagciiient is keen and in.

-'licatvs big busiii_oss. The hook of SEA-rs F0R_w0R|_D's ills Bridal Nigt.’ by Margaret Mayo, SER|E3 |N DEMAND whose “Twin Beds” is woll miiioiiiber-

cd, calls for two girls who look so (.HICAG0_ Sept 4____Bccaus0 of the

liiucli alike that no one can tcll them llllprecedellted demand for w0,.]d.8_

_ l

_,lie of the usual excellence, will be tliefsamc time. he not beeing willing L0.

it . '

.lay and Wednesday nlglits and Wed- ami gvltillg U16 Sdli1l`l05 01' bfllll iiesday niatince.- its appearallce here ' Sc! '

is one of the real events of the local I Ticket oillce. iliezltrlcai scasoii and advance interest' 762- . l

years. The vliztorious tellin would have to take iivc of the nine contests to win. llciotofnm tho cliaiiipioiiship was dccidcd when one of thc clubs \\'oii four ot' tho seven contests. Tho play(-r.~i would divide thcir sharp of the ilvc games receipts oil a sixty and forty per ccllt. basis, sixty per

cent. going to the winning club.

August llcrrinan. chairman of the

Coiiiliiissiiri explained that the re- coiillliciidtelioli was iillldc for no oth- cr i'caso|i than to bclleil-t the public by permitting a larger liuinber of games.

Although the Cincinnati Club has

not clinched thc National League pciiirlint, Chairiiian Hcrrman. who also is President of the -Reds, said lic had received 29,000 applications for seats outside of Cincinnati.

Cliairiiiaii Iierrman iamiounced

that plans for ‘the series would not bo iiiiide uiitii the pennant races 'arc doiiiiltely decided, which probably will not be for ten days or two weeks.

MlInard’s LInime`nt for sale everywhere

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.at it osts You

to Do ithout ia Renfrew A

SELLIN G .butter-fat at now-a-_clay's prices is like selling gold out of a mine on your farm. n I

Imagine the owner of rich gold quartz extracting the gold with a macliiiie chosen for its

making nip iniscrable.

"l think lic-wantctIl-h.oiiie-+-clliil-

dren"-she spoke with hesitation.

"Yes, tliat'.i what one of his friends

said. iliurrietl me to bear liilil chil- dren! Well, I woii'ti Shc.didli'i, :iiid he loved her I woii’t bc a wife

just for that!" _

"You love children. I have watch-

ed you strip and speak to thenl in tho

street," she spoke very quicily.

“Of course I dn! I adore tlic-iii

But I will not have ally for him. Not until I know ho lovcs nic. if hc

wants them, lot liini adopt them." | I sank into a chair. I had givcii

way to emotions until I felt al- most ill. But no matter wherc I looked those big laughing eyes oi’ iieola followed liie. In all hor pic- tures her cyes laughed. even when . there was no smile on her lips. Thcy

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-` » NOTlC_E_Ql" SALE _

SEAILDTTENDERS addressed to the

underxlgned and endorsed on the envs. dope" -ender for Lobster IIatcheries,’ ‘willbe received up to noon oi’ Tiles- aliy. the 2_ai-.1 day oi epismber, 1919, for the purchase of the Government Lobster Hatoherles at:-Arichat, N.S.; Bly View, Pictou County, N.S.; Inver- ness','Margaree Harbor, N. S.; lsaac's

H%'rbor.Guysborough County, N.S.; Li tie Bras d’0r, Alder Point, N.S.; Charlottetown. P.E.I.; Georgetown, lP.ElI.; Buctouche, Buctouche Harbor, N.B_.; Port Daniel. Que.

'__Alt._eyi_‘na_tive .tenders will be consid-

elzed for;- -_(s))'I‘l_ie.whole of each including the lsnd.,’bu_lld,ing or buildings and plant

onitlte-_ remises.

:tilt The land only. I( )""Elie .building or buildings only. 7(3) _'I`he_~ plant only, wholly, or in

wit. . . ~ .

‘All_of,t_he‘-buildings are single stor-

ey `snd.co5sti'ucted of wood through- :@_i'_‘ahd'it :capable of beinsreadily

oved-;lii_tact. lleplint in each case consists

mainly of".i.`boiler and n Duplex steam pump. . 'Thy several properies are open at_ all times to inspection, upon applicat- ion -to' the Caretaker, who may be located readily in the immediate vicin~ _ ity. , '

Each tender must be accompanied

by s certified cheque, made lmyilble to the Department of the Naval Ser- vice at Ottawa for a sum equivalent to _ten -pei' cent (l0p.c.) of the full amount of the tender. in ease of fail-

ureito oom_plqte the purclfnse within the time spec fied the cheques of the suc-

cgstul tenderer becomes forfeit; all

o srl will be returned promptly..

_The right is renewed to reject any or..sii tenders. -

` G J DEGBARATB,

Deputy Minister of the Naval Service.

mgrtllleiit pf the Nnvll Service,

tain. ont., August zoili, 1919. Uilllltllorised publication of this

1. For the privilege ot catering

under the grand stdlid.

2. For the prilitiiig ami selling of

score cards for the races.

3. For the supplying of straw as

reqiiircd.

4. l<‘or selling feed for horses, cat~

tie etc., oil the grounds.

In nos. 1, 2, ami 4, the highest or

any tender, and in No. 3, the lowest

o_li‘ any tender not necessarily accept- e . »

Conditions' may be obtained at the

Oiilco of

C. R. SMALLWOOD,

Sec'y Treas., Charlottetown,

P. E. I.

ei1_.___._.;-_-#__--3

Horse, Carriages and Harness

_.__ FOR SALE BY AUCTION

.-|.,_

I am instriictcfl by the owner to

soil by auction ar. the Market St|ual'c on Friilay the 51h day of Scplcliibcr tonllilcncing at. ll.3i0 o'clock.

iirc, 1 single carriage, rubber tire, 1 buggy, 1 set silver mounted hui'-‘ ness. ‘

R. BEAIRSTO.

Auctioneer

722-9-3-M31.

200 MEN WANTED

For cutting pulp wood at Cape Bre-

ton. $2.25 per cord, for cutting and swamping, less 76 cents a day board. Men desiring to work by month wages 540 to 848 per month with-board sup- plied. free transportation. Camps ull

new ag.) good. `

For Iurthei- information apply st Employment Service of Canada

Market Building,

1 horse, 1 double carriage, rubber 703-9-3MWfllli

looked like the eyes of some elfiii child just full of iiiiscliief, really to do sometliing daring. , f

“I”'lc.ise try and forget -_ her," Mrs,

I-_ii -i f ._,...,

PRIVATE SALE

A- private sale of household furni-

ture will bo held at 226 Euston St., coninienc-ing. on Monday Sth at 10 :fclock a. in., also Tuesday 9th.

736-9-4-ni3ipd. ,

loll_§ALli'

A vcry desirable property `rolisist-

ing oi’ 5 zilrres ot' land with good modern dwelling and outhuildiiigs, also orchard in connection. This pro- perty is situated in North Tryon and is convenient to .=lclio0ls, tfliilrches, stores and mills, also near to electric light plant, Terms to suit piircliuser. _

l<‘or'furtiier particulars apply to

GUS WADDSLL,

Cape Traverse, ‘P. E. I.

For sill;

80 acres of good land only 20 chains

chcapncss! One man chose an ordinary cream Separator for its low price. Pretty Soon the

bowl rwobblcd, gears rattled( The women' compl. ` led about the high

_ supply tank, the toilsomc cleaning and the Iiardlgxinniiig. Ilisidc of `

two or .three years that man was convinced of the folly of "saving"

rnoilcy on a cheap separator. ' »

Save yourself this costly experience by iiivcstigatiiig the

" CZREAM SEPARATOR `=`

_ "\

First step is to find out what your pres-'

ent separator is really doing for you. just send a sample of your skimmed milk to any government dairy school for a Bab~/ cock test. We gladly welcome this "skim-

the-skirri-milk" test. ~

When you get thc result compare it`

with the Renfrew record; the Renfrew

' 'Gets 99.99% of the Blitter Fat

(Results Confirmed by Dairy Schools' Tests)

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We know/by experience that you will mdre

than likely discover a costly leak in your butter fat profits with your old machine.

Take your pencil and figure the loss on your

herd for a year. Woii't it pay you to know what it costs you to do without a Renfrew?

And what docs it cost you if you want to

increase your herd considerably to replace nn ordinary separator-or to stand thc losses of an ovcrtaxcd machine? I The Rcnl'rew’s exclusive interchangeable capacity ft-aturc gives you the full and complete advantage of a new machine by simply changing the bowl and fittings. i

and get full details of our exclusive wide opc bowl, self oiling system, .convincing endurance features, _easy running, low supply milk, etc., etc. Sendtlie postal card to~day. ,, ~

Write for our new ioldcr, the "Big Five, l

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The Renfrew Machinery Co.

Limited .

Head Office and Works '

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_ i’roiii Itichnionri Station, known as the

late Archibald Gi-ills form. Ons third oi’ this land is covered with hard and soft wood ifnd lumber. At the present ` price of wood there is enough wood on the land to pay for it. Land will

be B0ld on terms to suit purchaser.

Renfrew, Ontario

Eastern Branch -- Sussex, N.B.- Agencies almost everywhere in Canada

Oihe ' : Happy Farmer Tractor- A '

Rernflrti?isKerosene Engine-Renfrew

Dedrick Hay Press,

Also for sale two milkcows and one

Charlottetown

ldfo`rtlsetnent‘will not he paid for. ‘ , ' sas-s-29-msreai'

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' P. si. ismld. `

saz-s-19-mt. _ __ _

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` J. R. LARKIN8,

Richmond, P. E. I.

130-9-ihiiipa.

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