f DANGEROUS INNOCENCE

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Ol-LAPTER XIX Cnoakfact Alone.

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Of worse. she met him-almost

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SATURDAY. FEB. 2G.

International Radio P8913"?

EVENING CONCERTS 7:!” P. M.

wvmw 1m; Cincl. Oren Conwl-l Chicago. Tip TOP,

fWOK (llll ' smug Ensemble. ‘

“TIC t-lNl Hartford. Hub 'l‘rlo. nglield. Musicale.

“'82 (333! 51111 ' RN P

iwgu; lass; Springfield. Knights

Mal“

~ Myra always bad breakfast i - 1.51m 51,915 Qugrtelte,

ma. and inaamuda an the Plksen-i wvlj-ntr 141:2; .v. Y. To be an- n I lgera from Cberbourg had come on noumwi a y. boarbgase hi: Selig. rrragvlqld time; tat-s; 1-2. Pitts. Program. O

er r t0 ave rea t tn . , - gw P, _

igued t l . - t w _ t“ m m i epwmy . “ H‘? “at”. '\' " Mun“! w: h was e fats and _l m9- _ _ our» Comedy Bu». g _Sl‘° ‘"6 ‘llllm’! h" ‘mm’ 1"“ It costs no more than \\’EEI ma; (Boston. Vocal. g

when she raised ber eyes and met d . WJZ (455, _\'_ y_ 501°,“

his. He untied and Sally nodded. or ‘nary orange 3;“; p, M,

She was suddenly’ ca)‘. elated. koe-itmakestwi . -, - ~ g- |d_ Bo 1

Pmm time to tune, when she pe ' die “glvzniplfiia bpnng ‘e s on p U R E . 7"“ 5"" he ‘m’ m‘ |°°km5 ‘he as many cups to e KDRA 13min E. Pitts. Boston ab»: Gecrg: stole- glances at him. lie was Q‘,mphon}~ , _ Birthday spacch. ficrft ftrgtt to very u“ she had noticed ma, .t"- ' 8:15 P. M_ . tflfllllthoum be mo‘; y): ztrlsfiue “c: ma: he My" m“, me mm‘ before‘ "he" he had WYW H23! Cint-ln. Ford and I! 1nd lb‘; 111,118."?! m‘ "d" l° a 7-132..- rror‘ b"! :14 ~.'t Ylasi-ingtob srilelmegf ‘ti.‘°§§n§.'°’ ‘Li’? (“"9" . . n“ coort 5.1m.» ca: lass b:.'c:;r he ‘ “'1? ("09) Phfla‘ Recital‘

married . ' “Tut. tut. now! 2o hear that story."

Hill SALE

I oflcr for ule two farm; as fol-

Il aoro farm altuated at Cable Head. with houoe and bam- Well foncod and 9 acres plowed ready lor orop.

Aiao my farm at St. Peter's, con- olctlng of 16 acres of choice land. with now bungalow, barn. garage and machine houoe. Will aell at bfllla aultabio to purchaser, If not aold privately will be offered at auc-

Thc pubiic liken

strong lace. but a rather spoiled one. Sally felt intuitively that be

8:30 P. M.

\\'C.-\E I461! Ptits. Studlo-Progral-

knew a great deal about life. He ~. had had many love affairs. But - iwgiinum“ Boston‘ Studio pro‘ for all that she liked him. I ' ‘ . _ - ‘ Sbe- finished ber breakfast be- “glégital '26s) Buflalm Song F. . f . ‘lore he did. and escaped from the’) . ' 8.45 P M nnbdm" ‘mam’ dining room. On her way up to across ther noqo and chin. And _ we“. ‘v8; Th,“ ' ‘lummnng lfllfllilfiftlllpwlfliflj @0- .C deck bet heart was beating ab- the lipstick. Sally was usually .l "' ' ‘ rurdly. She felt terribly. foolialr very sparing with that, but this r‘ ‘me’ _ - . . . . 9.00 P. M. / ly young. What 0n earth was morning she applied 1t 1n the way YOU

‘the matter with her? But she didn‘ ‘want to think about it.

v wanted. think! Myra bad a tray on the: knee

but ebe didn't want t

‘and was just finishing her break- Sbe smiled at Sally languid-

I381.

She want. ed-oh, she didn't know what sbel

t that Myra always did, carefnil

‘ pertly.

u deck?" she asked at last.

Myra bad been watching her. '

ly, "Vtmy should I mind?"

Y. 91' “D0 you mind lfli g0 up on=

"of course no“. she “m qulckhl WSB (428) Atlanta. Atwater-Keut.

But she noted everything about;

WRC. WCAE. ‘VIZ-tut. WSALWGN. ‘ and XVDAF.

Southern China.

WEAF l-i92l N. Y. Balkite Hour— Damroscb ‘Symphony Orchestra program to “FEEL ‘VGR. WI-‘l.

NW1.

KSD, \\'OC, WCCO,

Supreme Court

ly and the stewardess vanished Sally He!‘ uv-v 11811888. her; 9:30 P‘ M‘ ‘ Georgetown

"P" WI "ll?" “ll- l Sally was eager, enthusiastic. . quick, impatience and bar uuusu-: wl-lw H?“ Cllwl- Sllefilflvl Yefllfllre- ' J. M_ LADNER’ N01- 7°N|GHT ANyHow “rm so excited!" any Caren“ makeup .'\\_'HK (2:3) Cleveland. Novelties. The Fehruaty ‘em, of the 5w St. Peter's. "l till-Wk bllbbfll hill‘ ll llollllli "You seem to be. You never “Goodby dear. ,Hurry, wonvfil“? l509l Thu“; Cmende“ Male preuie Court opened in George- 4g57.g.g5_gm'5g_ out." .1003“ 5.; weug- yguf" Quanelle- _ ' town on Tuesday, with .\lr. Justice

_“Not with m: it isn't-good; Myrna tone was dry. Tlbere Sally was bending over her. 1°'°°_ P'__M' Asenault presiding. _

nlahli" "was mmeumng timber mrrm-ing There was a new assurance “_"l'-\-‘l_ '33?” (lewlallll- 5lll<1l° A true um was found against ‘about Sally. something that madeabout her. "amienlle Pmgmm" Sidney McDonald 31“! William

Iy virtue of a Statute Execution to mo directed loaued out of Hia Majesty‘: Supreme Court oi Judica- ture at tho ouit of William A. Mc- Lean agalnat Nell S. McLean I have taken and aolzod all and aingular tho lands following that la to say:

ALL that tract, piece and parcel trl land oltuato, lying and being on Tovmohlp Number sixty-five In Queen’; County in Prince Edward Inland, bounded and doocrlbed an foiiowo, that la to oay:—COM~ MENCING on the eaat aide of the 800th Shore Road at the northern boundary of land now or formerly occupied by Duncan McPhecv thonco north Ilxty-nine degree: forty-five mlnutea east for the dia- tanco of ono hundred and two; ehaino or until it otrikea a reacrvo lino of road being within twenty foot of tho louthern line of land for. moroiy occupied by Alexander Mo‘ Loan. thence north twenty-eight dc- Igroca and fifteen minute: weat along tho alld line of road nine

- ohalna and twenty links. thence louth aixty-nlno degrees, forty-live minutoa wcat until It otrikea the South Shore Road aforesaid and thonco aoutherl, along aaid Road ton chains to the place o1 c wi- moncomont making and incluc :;g ollghty-nine acre: oi land reserving‘ thoreout one quarter of an acre of land conveyed by Alexander Mc- Lean to one Mary Nlcholaon and aloo a plot of land conveyed by the Iald Alexander McLean to one Nell. MoFadyon. j

AND l 0'0 HEREBY GIVE PUB- LIC NOTICE that I will on Friday the nineteenth day oi August A. D..i 1027 at tho hour of twelve o'clock noon ln front of the Law Courts Building In Ch-Jo tetown in Ouooiva County aforoaald _ aet un- lnd loll at Public Auction the aaid property or aa much thereof aa will Iatlfly tho Iovv marked on the cal-t, Execution being 8210.70 halides; IhoFiWa floa and ail other legal; Incidental expenses.

A. J. DOUGAN, Sheriff.

PATRIOTIC BUGS

THE SPOILER

"I'll tell you Washington set an icxample of truthfulness for the hole country."

“Yeh. and along came Volatead and busted it all up."

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‘mh-I‘ w‘ HlrldtaxbiIlAV HAVE BEEN

rrutcaatonal Cards i

r Thoro vtaa time.

Misu Feathertop:

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Donald S. l-iartl OHARTERED ACCOUNTANT I 130 Edward Street. Halifax, N.

Z-IG-Zwkt.

Dr. C. C. Archibald

Graduate of N. Y. Poet Graduate Medical School and Hospital Praotlu limited to Eyo. Ear, Mo“. and Throat. ffuting Eyoo and aupplylng Gianna

Ofllco, Bayer Building Great Ooorgo Street Qffioo Moon-O to 12-80. 1.80 to 5-00

Albert C. Saunders K. C.

Iarrlotar, loilclzor, Notary Public. ‘l-u OMQO Wltor ltroot. lummoralde, Ind Ianlt of Nova Ccotla Building“ _ Charlottetown.

MQNEY TO LOAN

NIH-Ilium.

McDonald 8r McPheeI B. A. '

. In A. MoDONALD H. F. MoPHEE A-

l. larrlotoro. Attornoya. Ito. Ionoy to Loll.

Mark n. McGuigan - B. A. t

advance styles.

,1 Schooner Wrecked

ST. JOHN'S, Ntld. Word reaching here

Feb.

lor

become a total wreck. was r

ran aground. was built at Mahone Bay in 1910. Constipation

the result of a

weak stomach Help Nutan randy conotlpotion

Earn, people have lfiflllrl, oorroctod la condition by using Chamberlain’! Tablets for tho Mound:

autumn. aouoiron. Irv- "-."'n".'3§‘.r u.°'“'?ci.'."n§§.'°u'o' Ionoyto Loan I “Cdmayrnmmcanoon.

lane-an amttcsqmmmmw-l-l-

Patriotic Bug: Here's a real atcel j engraving oi‘ the Father of our Country, and it only coat two ccntl!

no auoh flag I that,

But that one? , may have been a model to show the [My heart. years s50. Crflvfid "W;

23:1 from SL1 , ..\lary'a today stated that the schoonfThe cities were too arliflcal lor And not for the number of Evelyn V. Miller, 99 tons. bound. o,

from Halifax to St. John's with alThe town and the villages. too‘ cargo of oil. went ashore at Mall] Bay yegferdfly and wm probabm/The farm was too small lor the; Her crew: . -_ .1; 1H thought ‘ha, ice; So out to the prairies I fled. in the vicinity of Cape Race drove!

the voaael up the bay where she

lber afraid. ltn the child? lways frank, so

lWhat had happened; Sally, who was al- my best.

open. s0 much the a darling. ichild, suddenly seemed to be fullkvhile l dress, it's 50 SlllDldT

.\fyra affected ianguor. "I'll _do Smoke a cigarette, like i bate being alone

\ \ ‘EQ\ J

She was su

u’ '/

till”

dilenlv II’ "1" '

lot secrets. She didn't know who lgave her that. impression but 1 _‘ was true. Ily fresh and inn-Own!-

I She was standing before the mir- in- pvardly she was crazy t0 be 11D 011 Always before she liad lcome up from breakfast and Waited Now ehe

iror adjusting her S170" ha!» ;deck.

while Myra. dressed. lhad a new assurance. ‘never! sharp tongue.

She was s0 dangerous-

Aud yet Myra mustn't suspect- Sbe was afraid of Myra'e She couldn't bear That picture of Wash» '10 have her ltutgh.

lngton crossing the Delaware with i the atara and atrlpco, Ia all wrong. lpgvt-dgr_guff_

Now ahe was reaching for her Just a flick of it

t Sally hesitated. but only for a t moment. Then she spoke.

"l'll tell you what l‘ll (in. I'll arrange for our deck chairs and get everything fixed. Remember. dear. I've been up for quite a vuhile. I'm crazy for a breath of fresh air."

Sh!) bad dashed over to the chest 0f drawers and was taking money out of tier pocketbook.

"You'll hurry, won't. _votx'.’"'

illyra lhad an avoided bor eyes. pened? And when? sterloue. She hadnt clue.

\\'hat had bap- lt W35 so my- a single

(To Be Continued.)

THE C-ALL OF THE WEST

song of the road.

V';.\ly eyes sought the things tba

- were new- : My 1 could be filled

=.\lld the familiar scenes that knew.

m dead- vastness l craved

‘l The l ment for me.

I . The Evelyn V’ Mme, ,5 owned. With their cllckety clack and their. by E, B. Parsons of Sydney and‘

clgnk- ‘Or. perhaps. as the Coyote yowled .And the sleepers saluted a; we lone, In the night. f oped along ‘You gazed into the star-speckled YIly the telegraph poles and the‘ 8k!- ’ tanks, ' As planets whirled on and re- ’fg]r_"’ "S wolved in their orbe—— . 31f] ;You exclaimed to yourself "what

§Eaci1 Provlnctfa quota of men l were abroad. The ‘beat. were from ‘Prince Edward 'lale-- ITheir faces were sunburned and ' tanned by tho wind And health was portrayed. in their eyes and their smile. Many scenes we “beheld. as we trailed the bright steel. Through the rock, by the river and lake‘ Ever filled with delight. that we answered the Call To tho West, with it; wheat and lte harvest to make.

Once there. in tho grout open spaces no vast.

"ly-nlelunrwlnltélllw" l" , .

w.

soul bad a yearning. that ne'er; There. honesty. dwell in the heart 1 And natural simplicity ruled-

song of the rails lmd enchant»

i‘ We‘. are glad, that we answered.

l behold- 'But, we loved the "Out West." for its wildness and size zAud its he-men. so rugged

;bold.

and l;

| of each man. "There. a man was e. man. for the l things that be did

men that be fooled.

.Dld you ever stand out oll those prairies so vast.

That roll like the sea, neallt the

1uc—

And scan the four points of compass at eve

_As they seem to dip into the dew?

the

a small thing am i."

idea that Sally‘

WJZ (45th N. Y. Keystone Due. f WPG (300; Atlantic City. E Program.

1 10:30 P. M. WRC (469) Music.

11:05 P. M.

' WIP i509) Phlla. Organ recital.

. 11:30 P. M WMCA (341) N. Y. Popular. .. -

11:45 P. M Atlanta.

wsn (m; ' glfam. ,. FEATURE TALKS-SPORTS

n15 P.‘ M.

;\\'RC 146T» \\'ashingl0n. Boy Scout and T0550} “nort-

Celebration. 9100 P. M. {\\'.\l(.‘.\ (3-11) N. Y. Fights.

WANT TO DANCE?

, 3:15 P. M. , \\'C.\E 461) Pittsburgh. ' wood Park. 5 9:00 P. M. ;wi.w (4231 Cincinnati-Castle BM’ i Farm.

9:40 P. M. I \\'L\V (433) Clnt-i. (‘asile Farm. i 10200 P. M.

lWEBHWZO) Chicago. Edgc-yvaté Beach. I 10:10 P. M. l WEAF (lint; N. Y. Le Perroquct d Paris. 10:15 P. M.

_ “ll-ZZ (333)

f wick. lures 13m; Pier. ;wuc r469; wnnu. l-‘rivolity Club.

fluent; t2rs; Phila. Pit-Quality.

10230 P. M. l Atlantic City.

;WJZ (455) N. Y. Twin Oaks.

, 11:30 P. M.

‘ WPG (300) Atlantic City. Casino. 12 Midnight

|W.\fC.A 13m x. v. MCAJpin. rWEAF I492) New Y0fk—-l./J[)8Z. lwnk c273; Cleveland. Ritz

; _" gHockey Players

era Continue Battle 0n Side- ilnea

‘DOS ANGlELl-B. Feb. 23, — Pol ice were called last night io.ejec

team winning 1i to 3. The game was called lor Rlchfleld team and Frank Shep

were used. The players were 0rd

ed the battle on the side lines.

aides in the fray. REFER A. REILLY.

128 West ‘Brookllne Sb. Boston. Mesa, February l5, 1927

"u: m Clark Kitchen: ma; rnn"

_0r. perhaps. at the foot of the - Rockies. you've stood. I Or. eplraled their heights lu o, traln- ‘ Till the snow peaks you thought. l to be clouds in the Iky Were up there. as grim aentlnelo. watching the plains. - 4 ll. those scenes. you beheld. with f the Will lo admire, yAnd within you. your Ego lup- , roused- ‘Tllfllllll you spike-pitched, or ; shocked, or a tractor "um- . “ma”

Clank!

the Cal] 0i The West

Studio Pr0- able to attend Court.

Springfield-‘Bruus- “l

Have Big Scrap.

Police Called In When Rival Play-

fwo rival hockey players during a rano. Baldwin's game between the Detroit .\lllliou- Martin. Glen alres and the Rlchfield team, L05 Donald. Kiln Angela's professionals. the eastern Donald. Sottris;

fen lnwer Montague;

minutes at the close of the third tlelle. Glen Fanni period when Jack Lawrence of the McDonald, Georg

ered out of tbe game and continu-l

Police ejected the players fromifillleffll 8 the building when spectators lookflllellm lll Kings Court.

a

Tassel. of Little Pond, (near An~

Slum‘) nandale), for unlawfully introduc-

ing into Canada, goods subject to

g N duty. ‘lflsll- h"! "our 05- m. A. F. Slc-Quaid. on behalf of

the Attorney General, moved for a

‘postponement of the case o: the

King $8. '\\'alluce Campbell of AI-

iiston. Peter's Road. on the ground that the principal Crown witness,

Roderick hiclienzie. was iii and un- Evidence to this effect W115 given by Dr. Lester Burhoc. of .\iitrray' River.

The motion to postpone the case was granted.

Before the prisoners .\icDonald arraigned. .\Ir. Johnston. K. (3.. on their behalf. moved to quash the indictment, on the ground that uhc indictment ltlid not disclose on the fact- or‘ it. utny criminal oflcnt-c, fillzrillllltill an‘ it only chargt-tl that the defend- unts “clundastiuew imported goods

‘Kenny- into Canada subject to duty." witih."

out alleging that the (Milk-s were not paid 0r any facts disclosing particular violation 0i‘ the Customs Act; and that the prison- crs should be reasonably informed of the offence in ivizich they vrerc asked to plead. The lflllltlillélll. flgillihl McDon- d and To-.. . read fir} follows; "At Anuatidalc in King'< ("minty e ¢T0l'*"-“¢1id on or about tbc twenty- firnl tlay of August. .-\. l), 1921i. Sillllc)’ llflnullilltl Jill] \\'illi3m T05. mil.'uvftill_v (lid t-lundcstiuely introduce into (Rinaldo. goods tu ivit. rum subject t4; duty of thr-

l‘

Garden value of two hundred tiollars. or

over. contrary it; the prov‘ inns 0t’ sub-section of set-lieu 206 0f "The Customs Act" bcitig ohaptcr 4R 0f tho revised Silllllles 0f Can- zula. 1906 (as rc-enactotl by 15-14.‘; ttlcorgc \'. Chapter lift, section l). and amendments the-row."

The court ruled that (be indict- ment was correctly- set form, and Abe prisoners were accordingly ar- raigned. '

l They pleaded not guilty.

Trial of the case “'35 not f<)r_ Wednesday morning.

At the morning session one ab- sent debtor case was disposed of. while the (lranvl Jurywas out. There remains a tiumbcr civil jury casca to be settled. ‘

Following were U118 Grand Jur- ors:

EGQOFKG A. tlhoie, Lower Mon- tague lIPorcmanl; hidgar Giddiugs, Murray River. John Thomas Cocb. Rd; (Thus. K. Jlartin: John .\'. .\tc- iuir; Frank D. Mc- Gfilfke Myers. Afloutaigue ‘Mbnoar. lloilry A. Bur- lllli Allister ll. clown; John Ste. n.

o u

, .

l Peaks}; 11111.:

. wart. George tow

pard of the Millionaires engaged in a fight in which hockey sticks‘

JudgcWAddrcu.

I l4! Bllllrellslllif the Grand Jury s Inrdsbip commented upon the boenfie Ill‘ criminal indict- Tbe pics- ‘ent occasion was the first in his yxporience on the bench 1n, which j-Pie had not been presented by the ;Sherlff will: the white gloves, om- _'blematlc of a clean criminal dock- el.

bl

‘ After briefly tracing mo 13w; and regulations of a country to one unwrlttten customs of ancient sllmeo ‘his Lordship said that at

\~ the present time, in Canada and

United States, we seem i0 be aut. faring from too many laws,

jl It lo a trite saying that a law Jaws well administered and obsorv. ged are better than a greet many in“. many of which have not the ,"l°l'=1 "Willi! 0t the community ,and are tbemtora frequently hm)‘. gen. We find in this country and ‘in the United Staten ‘many people Iwhn are continually Wanting m ,buve laws paused; whose grog; gm. lbitlon seems to be to fill the ata- ltulo books with lawn, and who think that. labia in the all-powerful ma" 0f "In!!! people better. Of course inn are nece y for tho protection of life and pmporty, but there la a danger of going to Qltremeo in the matter. Annually

before the U. B. Cougrooa more.

-_Arv..unn--t9m mum m

EJMGILLETT CQLTD. rollonto. can.

, Dr. Robert Blacklck; new theory

lto bo palood into lawn; and a fam- floua senator bore ha: uld that lt a jnrau persisted long onoolh in 11.110 ‘could get almost any kind of acac- iurc lhmuph Oongrvane.

I This matter. continued his bdrd-

isblp, icoue which depends after

ult upon the people about-selves.

No country ‘All be lzetterutbrhn the g

_' p19 who llhbbll l. l’ 0 jll- L " l lmitanta are moral and conaciopt- _ Dr“_‘i‘t8 B." qous. tbuir country will reflect that Qagfn f0 c. iattitudenzigl labaencedtlzf grime.‘ " ____- - r ‘ivasce nyanncaono z y.’ud- ‘ah. .

mom] quglltleb 0f the people Ao"-rh_l.d "htliklflq King's County l-hat so little crltm f ma“. "UL, has taken place in recent years. WheuVicka VapoRuhunu

it was not so much the fear of pun- method of tmtiqg we uummfndl ishnicnt that was the deterrent chitin. deep cheat “d5. 0,. L lita- A celebrated Judge ha; said that appliodtwerthttlatorc up“ it was not so rnucb the four of pun- entaare rcicaaodaa vupnn by iohmenl tint was the deterrent -