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.. , 1'1 - a T0 DEALERS AND GROWERSOF POTATOES AND ' TURNIPS '

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_ 'A general meeting of dealers and growers of turnips tend potatoes will be held in Queen Square School Hall on iwednesday afternoon, Oct. 17th, at 2 oiclock, This meeting .,is called for the purpose of receiving a marketing scheme. Eproposed by the committee appointed at a previous meet. Eing held on Oet. 11th, and proposing to regulate and control :ﬂtO marketing of seed potatom turnips, and table stock zpotatoes, under the provisions oi the “Natural Products EMarketing Act” and to take such‘ action as the meeting Smay decide upon.

' By order of

e PROVINCIAL MARKETING BOARD,

J . A. GILLIES, Secty. Sidney St, entrance. l L-1172-10-13-3i

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replied, and realised that act he deiending himself. ' l "Wehotwoclithepeopie ofIllin- ois, Ket and I an. Mr. Clarke!" die cried. "We've been waiting for you! Ibrlwehe two of the People who are

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- Calvin retreated a step. She was iﬂlﬂitoworkllvmhillmheromg- " nised; she had planned this, reckon- ed upon it. Had not Denson warned him that Ketlar had a girl who was “Going alibi" 10i- him and upon whomltetlarooilldcounttciniiu» m." I i011?

"My business here." Calvin re- plied, severely, “is to examine the evidence against the prisoner-I’ She cried, "The neri"

Calvin nettled. “Didn't you know he was under arrest?"

"Yes." she said "But no one had called him prisoner." _ ‘That's what he is." Calvin insist- ed sternly, “a prisoner. I am here to examine the evidence against him in connection with the death oi’ his wile. It is my duty to , him tor indictment and trial."

"When he didn't do it?"

“If you have evidence against an- other, oi course it is my business to examine lt."

“I have!"

“Then you may give it to me." ‘Not with these men here. They've made up their minds. We're guilty. ‘That's all they can see."

"I can send them out," Calvin sug-

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she had ﬂung Ket's life away. "That is the truth?" Calvin naked her

“"I‘hat's the truth," she gasped.

‘ that your ‘ ‘ may he used against you or against Ket- lar in court."

"I understand it; but I want to tell it Just to you. now. I've been talking to them; I've seen them putting down what I say. 'I'hcl~e's no use telling the truth to them. But I thought-I think them might be, to you!"

" Calvin bid: but she dc- nied, in panic, "That's all." So he had to drive her. "No, that's not all. Where did he go, besides "toward the lake?"

"He turned the comer."

"which way-toward his wife's ﬂat or away from it?" i She longed to lie; she yearned to cry, “Awayi" But she had cast Ket’s fate upon the truth and she replied, "Toward." And she saw the set o! satisfaction in the face o! the man whohad come tor the State. "Exactly," he said. “You saw him go into the ﬂat?"

“No; I didn't. I don't know that he went there at all. I don't know that he didn't go, either, Mr. Clarke! But I do know this-when Adele was being shot, Ket was here with mel Here by the radio! It was going then, Mr. Clarke. Dads-my father- he'd come in. l-Ie was pretty well ginnedandhewantedtobesungto beiore going to bed. He found a woman singing in Ios Angeles. She was singing PHome. Sweet Home." That was when Adele was shot. your ovm men say: some one in the bulding heard the shot lust when that sons ﬁnished in Los Angela; 1 md then Ket was here with me. Dads went to ‘IOOIXI, sitar the second verse ad Ket was at my door.

“Outside. you mean?" Calvin asked.

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I. l. IINTIJI, I. O. Updater and Mtorney-at-Ilw NONI! ‘I0 LOAD! Olen: 1D Richmond Iieat

WestAustralia

- JUNE GOLD HIGHER.

The gold yield tor June was 00.308 ounces, worth 478,560 pounds in Australian currency, an - ease of 306s ounces on the output (or the

mggan you come out, alone, with more than for June i033. Production "What do you mean?"

“What I say. Are you afraid oi me? Or that I'll get away? I'll go_ handcuiied to you, if you'd rather. 0r you can have you policemen around, but not with us. Then I can , show it all to you. l can tell you the truth. Only let's leave here; let's get away horn them. Let me speak alone to you!"

“Where do you want me to go with you?" Calvin asked.

"I'll show you." she replied and looked at the door which Denson

sanded-

Calvin turned to the plain-clothes man and said, "I will he responsible tor leer," ned the door.

lmmedla‘ ' the girl slipped past him, but she awaited him in the

. “I'd better get on some she mentioned to him, as ' recollected that was in night attire. “Do you t to come up with me?" ‘ll be here." answered Calvin, coldly.

pounds an increase oi 16,032 ounces

corresponding period of 1981i. West- ern, A ounces or gold up to June 30.

THI GOLD FEVER Interest in gold mining is wide-

price o! gold, and compani production,

12 months ago. l8 3-4 POUND LUMP 0F GOLD

The Yiﬂgoo goidf@ is noted i0! its rich patches oi gold. During June

up ﬁrst, for a minute. See ." the girl urged. “I want to you; I'm going to tell

CHAPTER XV. AN HONEST ALB!

Calvin followed her up the stairs and tried not to think about her but, as she ascended ahead o! him, her small, white heels rose out ct her step and he

'&1eledhimiutothelargeroom, where Ket and she had listened to the radio, and when she had made her bed.

My mother and lather are in there," she said, gmuring toward ﬂee bedroom. "He's drunk she's dily lrom vsronal. Ii you want, I can-J‘ "I am satisfied with the police re- port.oi them." Calvin interrupted. "The things you see here." she continued. "are gm by bluﬂ’. I want totellyouthathefonyouﬂndit out. Not lﬂlinllhtflﬁ plsoelspald (in-or sverwillbe oreverwasmeant to be."

He glanced about the big, well- llll ‘“ ‘ room, noticing a girl's blouse and an undsrgarment o! sal- mon-oolored silk upon a chair near the couch which had been converted into a bed. Tan silk stockings lay upon the chair and a pair oi small pﬂnted shoes stood below it. He looked away from these, and then

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llerry Gomez F-QC-M- VIOLINIST

Stanley, Shaw and Peardoln- Bldg. Charlottetown, P. I. I. INSTBUOIION IN VIOLIN AND THEORY

L-sld-B-lll-tf. NORMAN W. LOWTHER - 4c Law

Barrister I l6 Great George Street otteiown, P. l. l. MUNIY r0 LOAN

Alex. W. Matheson IAIIJSTII. BOLIOITOI. ITO. Money to Loan Collections Oliee: 1C0 Richmond Street.

snce again - ."'1'hey're paid for,” him. bluntly. "l wear ‘em. I paid for

Calyin ﬂushed slightly and inquir- sd. "What do you want to show ms

a I I Prohibition Commission Chas. n. Blaoi, Chairman.

other in tendon I

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previous month. and 276'! ounces

tor the ﬁrst six months of i084 was 816.3% ounces, valued st 3,692,142.

compared with the yield for the lﬁlfhiiﬂ produced 40,374,637

spread. Areas that were unploilt- able Iormerly have been taken up on account oi the greatly " increased es are still being formed to undertake gold

‘ ‘Ihe Government intends to send out about 1,000 additional prospec- tors to augment the 1200 now work- ing imdsr its scheme inaugurate:

mine-owner, ILZilegg, un- when

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_ 5.110.000 were

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EDISOEN Mazes I-AM P‘ .

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Isl. LAMPS

peoducedbuboultsncls oleenandcanbsused over and

bushels to 87,088,111 bushels, the bloom respeetscveragainUptoadosenot the typeof naroissus

theareawasdownwiifliiﬂacres the simplest and in some to 3,182,000 acres compared with the tidactory igures for the previous. . The eld of oats was 344,168 bushels hkher at 3,048,210 bushels from 848M! acres, an increase of MM). "Ihe crop rose by 8,58

tons to 51231 tons from 010,403 acres, an extension o! 00.008 acres.

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firmly

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i will stay as close dept l d n the height.

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sixto ninchesthe lighter the|ln about afmtnight.

soil the deeper the planting, and, daffodils and yaci DarwinsandBreedersfromtenltwototilmc

to fiﬂeen inches. Iwhsntbe stemis

019118 glory about M "MAST!!! 0F VIOLIN" . mm DISCO

"A o! the violin," and “one of the finest violinists in the world," was Mr. Percy Graingers descrlpw tion of Mr. J-VJ. Kelllledi. 0011-

at Kalgoorlie, a

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EnglLsh-rmeaking vidfintst he had, heard who was m. Kennedy's superior, and he considered him the equal of Eugene Ysaye, Mischa llilman and other virtuosi of world-

be planted at this time. Dal’ . IWW “x098. tieesi _ and many other le bulbs ‘m’ "Wu help brighten ago m‘? h; earl: c Tmﬂgs springwhenwi ut emi wou

BUILDING Rlwvu 0N be a rather drab affair. These bulbs 0!, will come on from the time the snow leaves until the regular peren- nials and dirubbery are ready to governing bodies in the metropol- carry on. It is s. splendid idea to itan anea during the six onths plant bulbs along the edges o! the ended June 30. This was an increase shrubbery and also under annuals. oi’ 166.358 pounds on the amount tor or rot-her to set annuals above the; the first alx months of i933, anditulips when the lottery are through; 2218MB better than f0!‘ W0 c0!" bloomi .In this way the drying reeovndlns period of 1981- A few» foliage of the bulbs will be hidden. um o! the building revival is that about two-thirds o! the expenditure relates to dwelling houses. 0i’ which

Permits for’ the construction t ‘V " i‘ . I Eiiffiiﬁwlﬂ $‘3L“l".‘§?..Z“l‘.‘§-°i..h Hfx. Lacks Gram‘ Export Facilities

HALIFAX, Oct. 12—Plans out lined by Halifax Harbor Commis- i sioners (or additional grainiudlit- v iesstthgtwa?balrealdyontheu A n LL WHY w W!- - nvlnowt SA wmnnwhairmandthecommission said over 1000 have been constructed Even in the colder parts of Can-i tonight. during the past 12 months. ' ada bloom indoors all winter is} ‘Il-‘wo grain elevators with a total Work lniirosress includes tvhelol- quite possible where bulbs are capacity oi 0.200.000 bushels were IOIlIIKI-Bvloncﬂ bloﬁ and VRIB- planted Before flowering these will to, he said, pointing out Glsnoellons residence at the Uni- stand p, tempo ture o! down to that both elevators had been tilled Verdi-y. 55.501 P011008; additions t0 freezing. in fact in the early stages for several weeks now and grain 015N010!“ 30501011 1°!‘ the Flslmﬁ they are better for it, and aside was being Mt in railway oars aw- 01000 pounds Anzac "WW- 19-689 l mm s little normal room heat just siting tl-auspormlon overseas Wundii "imam" m!‘ Ahim“ md- when iihey are ready to open, a dining the winter months. izwopounds: extensions at Gov- i “my we‘ mnperaw" 1‘ "gm “mm, u; bum,‘ o; mm h.) Uﬂlllﬂlit Ibblbibll‘, liidllt $50.0“) ‘| dab-able. mddenhm “an u" “an 1% to $13.‘ t“. ’“r' M,‘ m“ 5w“ “"91" mmmimostdelicsteofhotheilsebloosus Hﬂiheﬂhlilw 6801860- owlnl te °“'=h°11° chm“- T-"ilmlm- 157"” will lest longer, once u» flowers the inademmte facilities- mmd“? I'm" m F‘ "man-copes: in). cool room rather ﬁ tizumm°gwgsgt_ w “s -tnan swarm one. ‘Iillips, lnarcissus,

INQIAEED BANK GIEARANCIS

H-om-Ianuaryltodulypthe total clearances at the Perth Clea-r- ing House was 48.572900 pounds. an increase o! 2.460.506 compﬂfed with the amount tor the corresponding

period 0d last year.

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Receives pupils for tuition in Piano, Singing and Theory. Advanced and Eleneentaru courses given. Group Teaching for beginners.

‘ Terms Moderate

Studio: Hearts Memorial Hall Phones 060 or 1024-1. '

PLANT ‘IUD!!! OUTSIDE NOW

Early October is the best time to qering ﬂowering tulips in Canada. If put in are liable to mak ‘ before the,

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