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Il. F. ARCHIBALD ‘

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140 Richmond Street I

Phone 47. P. 0. B0! I2.

To be sold by Public Auction at

27 King Square, Charlottetown, nn FRIDAY tha 13th day of August, household fumiture of the late James A. Robertson including a number of rhoice pieces of old fashioned fumiture; also ` dining- room, kitchen and bed-room furni- tuie; rugs, carpets, curtains and numerous small articles.

Sale to Commence at IOM A. M.

Terms Cash.

Inspection by appointment with

Alex. W. Matheson, Solicitor for the Estate.

McLeod & Bentley

VV. E. BENTLEY, K. C. J. A. BENTLEY, K. C. Brirrisiers and Attorney-at-Law .\I().\3l2\` T() LOAN

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l\iacGuigan & Trainor MARK R. MMSGUIGAN. K. C. C. ST. CLAIR. TRAINDR, B .A. Barristers, Solicitors, Etc. l\I()NEY TO LOAN Oiiirc: Over Provincial Bank. Richmond Street. CI1lfl0iIȢt0Wi1-

IAMES A. MORRISON,

Administrator, Estate James A.

Robertson.

J. A. Mc.DONAI.D, Auctioneer.

L-1152-7-31-B-4-7-li.

FOR SALE

Bell & Mathieson

I. R. Bell D. L. Mathieson, LL.B. Barristers and Solicitors

T LOAN

.vioivsv 0 One ofthe best business

cami-on nioek. charlottetown.P-B-L

stands in the country. Will be sold as a going concern with buildings, good-will, etc., nr general store can be purchased separate from produce warehouse. Build- ings can he secured on a ren- tal basis ii' desired, and rea- sonahle terms for payment can he arranged.

Condition of proprietors

health reason for sale.

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H. F. McPHEE, B. A.

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Palmer & Haslam

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A. J. HASLAM. B. A.. LLB' BARRISTERS, ETC. Bank of Nova Scotia Chnmbffi (`harloiirtowh. I". E- |- f‘I0.\'EY T0 LOAN yin-nc 85. P. 0. Bos 127-

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His face came closer, her eyes holding his. Iavoluntsrily ber. head went but. she raised one' hand in trembling protest as she ren his warm breath close to _her

ine King started suddenly on sting the door opened by Luatig, who entered, his arms full of wood.

Forgive me. your Majesty. mur-

mured the Innkeeper, passing to the fireplace.

Why did.ri't you knock? asked the

King sternly.

i did. sire, answered Dustig. busy

with the fire. I knocked several times, quite loudly.

XVII After dinner they sat before the

i.i-e, the King chatting pleasantly. .~\iiiie's sallies were brief and ner- ioiu. The food was cleared away, .md Lustig bowed himself out. A mcmentary sense of relief seemed to come over the King and Anne.

The King filled is liqueur glass

with brandy :ind handed it to Anne. She took it.. Crossing to the couch. he sat down beside her. looking in- to the fire.

I should be afraid to let myself

become attached to you, .she whispered.

He stifled her protests with

>&l:~sES.

You know, he said a moment

later. I suppose every beautiful woman looks her bat at night, be- cause you look infinitely more lovely now than you did early this morning.

This morning? Anne asked, puzzled. ` Yes, this morning. my darling. searching rapidly through his

pockets, he brought out s. folded piece of newspaper and handed it

to Anne.

I look, said Anne, gazing cen-

_~oriou.sly at her likeness. as if my

face needed lifting.

You look, said the King. taking'

the picture from her, exactly what you are-the most beautiful woman

in the world.

His arm went around her again.

He kissed her throat.

Dearest, he murmured. today my

world fell crashing at my feet, but. I found you and count the world well lost. So it has always been with lovers. In your eyes I see the I hope of another life. Don't-I please don't take it from mel I

Joachim von Hohenlohe kept his I

eyes upon the road. Captain vonI der Lanz scowled dead ahead. Iril the back of the car the Duke of I Brandtenburg dozed comfortably, while from time to time as he stirred in his sleep Jonas tucked

the lap rug gently about him.

If we stop at every barn asking

questions, growled the Humor, we

shall never get anywhere.

'If we don‘t. stop at. every house. amended Hohenlohe. we shall

certainly miss the King.

Well, grumbled von der Ianz,

can't you speed this snall‘s pace?

Hohenlohe slowed the car down still more as the curve in the road I brought them perilouslyrclose to a

sharp declivity.

The car wound higher into the

hills. Dawn was breaking. Ho- henlohe switched off the hcsd~

Fine Residential Properly For Sale I

Residence of the Late HENRY W. LONGWORTH

98 Upper Prince Street

We offer for sale the residential

property of the late I~I. W. Long- worth being B6 Upper Prince Street in the City of Charlottetown.

This large residence. (suitable

for conversion into apartments if desired), is in first class repair throughout and is surrounded by a beautiful garden and spacious lawns with fine shade trees.

Property contains approximate-

ly one acre of land.

For further particulars apply

THE EASTERN TRUST U0. 154 Richmond Street. Charlottetown, I’.E.I.

ati-ating. camo the staceato crack

shots- In an instant von der

stiffened and bent forward

esserly as if tuzsing st. invisible bonds. I-Iohenlohe's foot pissed the accelerator; his face remained unmoved. Jonas reached over and gently shook the Duke, who pmo- tostingly opened his eyes and sat up with a prodigious grunt.

I thought I had better awaken

your Grace. murmured Jonas apologetioally. Shots are being fired. There may be danger ahead.

What of it? grumbled the Duke.

yawning expansiveiy. There al- ways is.

At the top of the incline was a

level grade. The car gathered speed, rolling to a stop under two great oaks before a little moiui- taln tavern in front of which st/ood a. high-powered car. A man sat at the wheel; his left arm was en- circled with the Communist badge.

In a flash von der Lanz leaped

from his seat, tugging st the automatic pistol in his coat pocket. The driver whirled in his seat, re- volver in hand, and aimed point blank at the Captain. A shot rang out. The pistol from the driver's hand. Blood ran down his face.

Got him, boomed the Duke's

voice.

Count Hohenlohs leaped from the

wheel and sped after the liussar to the tavem's door-

In an instant Jonas flung hun-

self upon the Duke, dragging him to the floor of the motor.

ligh

Buddenly. clear. sharp and pen-

of

Lana

Forgive me, be said, pressing

the Duke’s great bulk firmly down, but your Grace will remain here!

With amazing speed he leaped

from the car, dashing after Ho- henlohe and the Captain.

Von der Lanz, pistol in hand,

flung his bulk against the oaken door. It burst open and he almost stepped upon the body of a little red-faced man in an old-fashioned nightcap. whose blood discolored the floor. Bursting into the next room. he was confronted by a huge, hairy fellow with the neck of a broken bottle i.ri his hand.

Where is the King? roared von

der Lanz.

Who are you to know? growled

the big man.

Von der I..s.riz-the Kings aide.

Speak, or I fire!

Tim's scowling face relaxed. I-Ie's upstairs. came thg answer

quickly, and so area couple of Bolsheviks, waiting to give him the woilm.

Von der Lanz brushed him aside

and bounded up the stairs, pistol in hand. 'I‘he stairs were clear, the passageway empty. 'Ihe house seemed ominously hushed as Hohenlohe Joined him. Pushing the Count aside, von der Lanz rapped upon a door before him.

Is that you, Ulric? came is quiet

voice.

Color flooded the Huuafs face,

and Hohenlohe breathed A sigh of thanks.

Yes, your Majesty. roared the

Captain.

The Captain flung the door of the

upstairs living room open and en- tered, followed by Hohenlohe- Just over the threshold stretched the body of a man whose skull had been crushed and, by the mantle, stripped to the waist. stood the King, with a, poker in his hand.

Good morning, gentleman. he

said pleasantly. I am so glad you came to remove this distressing object. he pointed at the corpse.

Two shots rang out. followed by

a hideous scream. Then the thud of something striking the ground.

Vonder Lanz leaped to the

window.

Got emi boomed the Du.ke’s

voice. Got 'em both! They came out of that window under the

eaves.

A moment later the old Duke

came wheezing up the stairs and

into the room.

The King extended his hand.

Good morning, your Grace, he

said gravely. I think you are high

gun this moming.

Laughter wrinkle.; erea=ed under

the D\1ke’s st/eel blue eyes.

Why not? he boomed. Why not?

Nowadays boys like Ulrio need telescopic sights to hit a barn door.

Obviously you dont, your Grace,

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ALL-STEEL TOP AND BODY 0 SAFETY GLASS ALL AROUND 0 OVERSIZED 'BRAKES 0 WIDE SEATS 0 LARGE LUGGAGE SPACE 0 BATTERY UNDER

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Authorities acclaim the new Willys as

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rejoice to see you safe. 1’ thought you had gone up in smoke with ine hunting lodge-

'I‘ut, tut, said the Duke, how

people talk!

Suddenly von der Lanz jumped to the door. pistol in hand.

New what, Ulric? asked the King

patiently.

Von der Lanz whirled about. The driver is one, he -cried, the

King accounted for another, the Duke shot two-that makes foiir_ We heard from Jonas there were five. There must be one left!

Tim stopped the Captain in the

hallway, significantly waving his broken bottle.

l knocked him off, he said simply

before you guys come. He was gusidin’ the back door. but he ain't no good to nobody now.

(To be Continued)

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On Thursday, the 12th day of August, 1937 at the hour of

7-30 P. M. in the Strand Theatre, Charlottetown.

Each poll is entitled to send five delegates. Election of offi-

cers, election of delegates for Provincial Convention and other, business to be taken up-

R. R. BELL. SAMUEL` KENNEDY.

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