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Gypsum.

“:iisiii”r:‘vTsT()F'r PLEDGE

IloNr>oN, ——(Cl=7—'I‘wo hundred deaf and dumb boy scouts and girl guides renewed their pledges in 515- John's Ch rch. Caphamirtiso.

No hot water when mixing. _ _ Write us for decorating advice.

Lime and Alalsasllne. Canada. [lmlfed . PARIS. ONTARIO. CANADA

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Many lovely shades.

'ri5Aci‘ii3izs‘"r’oo"sr-:vlaizi:"° KIMBERLEY, South Africa (CP) Two teachers were found guilty of

assault and remanded for severity in caning boys.

- I WANT MY CHICKSW HWE

- STARTENA ' ‘me FEED wmi

PUR-A-‘l'ENE

4.. »,.d - ° Further Information and II‘ PURINA maps can be hf“ from the following In P. E. I..——

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‘Merlin and company. Culu ottetown Cuilmore Bros. Chnrlmewwn nix urocary. blllT'°“’-“°"“t l!urhoo’| Gruccr7- CI““‘°‘.“-’ °‘"‘ J. J. rrouhu A co.. 50"?"

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Allllion Profit. Freetown

Fred Morn. Bedelllw

W. T. Bowrlcu, Beileqno

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DOMINION or CANADA r-novruon or PRINCE EDWAED mun

NOTICE

I have recently Ieamed that 601’- taln persons are spreading scandal- ous reports damaging to my reputa- tion and character. This is to notify all persons (‘0I'lt'eI'Ill!d that these re- ports are false and that if the stor- ies are repated I will take the pro- per proceedings for damages against the guilty parties.

VICTOR K. SAVI.) 'Ith'U

X.r-489'!-5-19-ll.

CITY TAXES

Defnuliers in payment. of Civic taxes, take notice that emcutions are being issued for dcfaullers of

Personal Property and Pull Talxes,

and a list of defuulicrs in payment

of taxes on Real Estate is in pre-

paration for publication.

GEO. P. NICHOLSON,

City Clerk.

L-4806-5-I6-ill-19-20. l

%3Z‘DUOD”C‘7?'O‘C' *.‘~'C‘~. . .

FOR SA LIE

I The desirable property of Mrs. Philip McKen.na at Conway, In Prince County, consisting of one half acre of land, good roomy house, Garage and Barn. As I intend resid. ing in California with my family, I am prepared to sacrifice my pro-

perty for immediate sale. MRS. PHILIP lllr'KE.\'NA.

’ QQfiW

L-4911-5-I9-26.

ANNUAL MEETING

FAITHFUL

ny MARGARET comm Nicnou

CHAPTER 'I

The papers made much ado about little Eve wade. Relatives who had conveniently forgotten the widowed Selina and her three children des- cended upon them wlth congratula- tions and also with suggestions as to how the contest money should be spent. Everything in the house in Walbrook centered ubout EVE. I191‘ preparations for going to New York and then abroad to study.

"She cant go alone," said Iris. “You go with her, Mother. with Tommy and me working we can ai- ford ll housekeeper."

Selinn looked confused. The time had come when she must choose be- tween the fostering of E\'c‘s talent or the fostering of Iris‘s marrlugc to ii. man of wealth. She weiglied the two carefully, her eyes gum)’- Evc‘s success depended upon change; there was nothing certain about it. But no one could doubt l\fark's growing love for Iris. ‘To Selina Wauic lhc 1>ro.spcct ui‘ bclug the niOLl‘.(.‘l'-II‘.-la‘.\' of Mark Christ- iuil was far more uppczliiug than being the inconspicuous mother and tmvcllilg coinpnnion of a po- ielltlzll opera. star who had years of study before her yet.

She looked ut Iris ri‘pl'o:‘.clifiilly.

“I couldn't bear lllv hunt of New York IIll' sunuiu-:‘ and ll\‘lllg in it .\lll1lll ilpfll'Iillt‘lll. I‘\'c llt‘\'(‘l‘ llvud ill uu £I])di'lIllL‘llI. in my lilo. Tile \'t‘l‘y men, oi‘ guliig ubixuui iunkcs me ill. You l:no'.v 1‘\c iliwcr been able to irurcl by \\".lIl‘l‘. No, Iris. Eve will have to go alone. I'll write to Couslil Murillo. . . ."

Eve ll-.u'cti. “I won't live with Cousin .\i:irthn! I want to live

alone!"

"You don't lime to live with her," puciiial Sclimi. “llui you can go IL: sec her now und then. I'll feel bet- ter about you with one oi the 1'iun— f ily nczuz" i

when Eve went out, Iris said, “Do you think its “lie to send her there alone? I don't think New‘ York is l.crl'll)ly \\'l(‘I((‘CI, but Sll(".s“ yOLlll,‘-3. sh:-‘s iicvcr had uuy indep- L'll[I(‘lIi.‘i‘. she's llL‘\'L‘l‘ worlzcd. She's going to lll(‘Ct u lot of tcln1)ia:- ions . . "

Her mother sigiird. “When shvl goes, she won't belong to me an)‘ lnore. I‘m i.ry;i‘.g in t'oli:iol't lily“ by tluii.'~.;iu;,v [hill .~llL‘ ll lzrfclig to he public lllltl ihiit her voice will give .Il{lD[)lllL‘S.S' to so iliuliy people."

It was futile for Iris to say, “But this Ls the turning point of her lifrx; Shc's never llL‘£.‘VlL'LI you us lunch as she nccds you now. She needs somcl one to collie home to in ii siriiugc city. With hcr moods and immora- mcnt, I‘m afraid for her. A1I‘(‘1\dY she's changed. She feels sr-1f-im-

pormnt. All this publicity has gone to her hand."

END PAIN -—-Soothe S O R E H A N D S

by Rubbing in n

P.E.I.P.II.A.

The annual meeting of the Prince Edward Island Provincial Rifle As- sociation will be held in the Board of Trade Rooms. Market Building. on Tuesday night, May 19th. 1936. at 8 o'clock.

W_ A. SMITII, Captain. Secretary-Treasurer.

L-4755

Professional cards

In the Probnto Court In VIII, A. D. I030.

In re Estnto of own: Hcllluld III" M (‘hnrlottotown in Queen‘: County in the sold Province, Retired Railway-

nmn, «incensed, tustnte: By the Honourable EAIOLD LEON-

Allli PALIIIER. Surrogate. uludgo of Pinhole. &1-.. dc. fro the Sheriff of the Count! 0!

0ur-«n‘s County, or any Constable or llternlo person within said County.

0 IEIITING X

WIIEBEAD upon reading the Defl- tlon on filo of Blehnrd Danger: of ti rlottetown nforesnld, Bullwny Iinginoer, and M. Alban Farmer oi’ the some place, Barrister-It-law. tllo Executor: of the ubovs named astute pi-nylng thin: 3 citation may he issued for lhli purpose hereinafter set furthx You lure therefore hereby required to olte nll periions interested in tho snlil Estate to be nnd nope-or before me at n_l'rolmte Court: to be held In the Court Ilouna in Chnrlottetown. In l|Iiorn'n County. In the Inltl Province. on I-‘richly tlrn twenty-nlnih dny of May next coming at the hour of eleven o'clock forenoon of the some do! to show cause if any they can why the A'Il¢-ouvlts of the snld Entutu should not be pninorl and the Estnto cloned as nrityr-ll for in mid peiltlo and on motion of M. Albiln I-‘ilrmor, Esu.,-— Proctor for snlrl Peiltloners.

And I do hereby unlrr (hot 5 true copy hereof be forthwith published in name newspaper publluhod in Chur- lottotown nforuuld once in each week IQ! at lent: four consecutive weeks from the date hereof nnd tlrnt I turn rfipy hereof be forthwith ported in the followlnl Vliblle plneen . ,, .' I1, namely, In the hull of the Court l§_ousu fu Charlottetown nforesnlll. at or nest the Royal Bank of Cnnndn finaorrronr the Bank offlovn Sloth both In chnrlottstown afore- mlrl. ANDJ do hereby further order that a true copy hereof he forthwith non-ed on the “ ' 0! “Ill

rrovlnoe——ao the All persons In.

1088 and In tho flnt uestrs nltn.

(no) rr. r.. rnmnn Judge of Probate Io-dlflal-ll-I-I-II-ll

M j‘

and RIILTNIJ

opvyitlcsr-lou sn-

Lloyd Egan & Co. Chartered Accountants 140 Richmond Street Charlottetown, P. E. I. Resident Manager MR. D. F. ARCIIIBALD Phone 47

McLeod & Bentley

W. E. BENTLEY, K. C.

J. A. BENTLEY, K. C. I Barristers and Attorneys-at-Law MONEY T0 LOAN Office: 180 Richmond Street.

MacGuig-an & Trainor MARK R. MMGUIGAN, K. C. C. ST. CLAIR TRAINOR, B. A.

Barristers. Solicitors. Etc. MONEY 10 LOAN Office: Over Provincial Bank, Richmond Street, Charlottetown.

H. F. Mci>HEi«:,"B_.A_.,

. . NOTARY kc. BARRISTER. SOLICITOB Riley Building. Charlottetown.

Bell & Mathieson

B. E. Bell D. L. Msthleson, LL-B. Barristers & Solicitors MONEY T0 LOAN Clmeron Block. Chni-Iottetown.P.E.I.

Palmer & Haslam II. J. PALMER, K. C. A. J. IIASLAMJB. A.. LI}. 3. BABIIISTERB, ETC.

Bank of Nov: Seotia Chambers Charlottetown. P. E. I. MONEY TO LOAN

Fertilizer Deliveries

We will not In linking deliveries from our plant on Tuesday, Wednesday or Thursday, May 19th, 20th will us an opportunity to catch

rleuritrzun co, urn.

Phone I5. P. 0. Box I21.

\

”|NAR_D'

“KING OF PAIN

Mortgage Sale

Tilt-re w:ll be sold by Public Auc- tion in from of the Low (‘nuriu ll‘u-1-iiu,; in i‘iiurlnii:-inwu, in Queen's (v_iiiu:_\. l'r.m-n liiiuilril I.\IiIil\I, on Wwlii--.~«l:iy tin: llih day of .IlIIl5‘ A. ll.

lii::I;, iii (In: lmur vi’ |\n-Irv u’i~lm~l; lluull .\l.l. iliut ll‘:ll'l I'li'l'\‘ or purcvl of luu-I rulu:il'-. lying and living on 'luwu.~xlilp uuinln-r thirty-uilc ill Qll1'\'Il')| (‘niiiil_\‘. Ilfllfflsfillll, Il0lII|(lt‘1I lillll ll--svrllml us l'v»i|nus: lIIIlIllll('4l on tlu- ’vrIli I-v lznul 1'.-rm»-rl,\‘ lu IIll- imssi-ssluii ul l':|lIIi‘i‘IlIl.‘ .\'icliuIsuil (\\'Illu\\'J (III III" II I lny llio Suillll 4‘nl\'llIi- lluiiil. on i .\'uiilIl by lllllll fnrnivrl,\' ‘ll Illl.‘ im Vlllll of lluuulil .\lel.0I>ll, .llt‘I_\' ml‘ III It. Flow. uml nil IIIL' \\| lay [Ill .\IiI'i |”iiriil of ‘."_’5

ilvri-.~i furili rly In [)lms'i'!4~Iilll of I-‘n-ll .\,lrll1IL'. t'IllI':lIll-lI‘..’ lli‘\t'llI\'-l'I\i.' acres of lniul n liiIlv~ mni-- uri-

Alsu :ilI Ill.‘|I oiiwr lr.:i-1 |I‘r\<'i\ nr pilrml or Iziuul on ~.:ui 'l’u\\'iisliIp IillIIlI\'ll us f4lIIiv\\~‘: ilin nurilx Iuy land in! l'Iiii -_ un IIMI “-‘.51 by hind of mm”, on um \'UIlIll by lunul « IlulI.'iI4I Mp. .\riIiur uni nu iluu lCu.~i lay luml ulmru il.-- l--l. I.<Iw.' lilo i‘:irm of Illllll fun _ lIi'lll Ill iIi'l'Il||.|Il:il| Ivy \I|.'lu .\I('. wilin uiul \l‘iIlI‘lI l-_v him in him .-inn .\l:ii-ulin \Ir.~'u'.iln, I'IlliI.lIIIIllLZ in ull iii? lIi'l1‘.~l n1‘ l:ln-i u liillv more or Iusfl.

'l‘lu.- ulmrc ruin in inmlu under nml

by rirtuo of n pr-wn-r nf sulu cun- mined In u 1"-rl:IilI lIIlll'I|lIIl'l‘ of .\lurl;;:iu:- lu-nrlui: llllll‘ ll.-» Iwcnty» i<i\I|i <i:i_v i-I‘ Juur-. .\. Iv, lilill, null llI.’liI4‘ Imin Imui-<:i I} .\I:li' -ml, of

l'i:l\’IlII- l .ui :n Mix.-1-ii‘; 1'iiIlllI)' in l'rIn(-o l‘l|I\\':Il‘iI l34IllIlII, .\l:irrIml \\'n|llillI of um mm min and (lounge II. Ilm-r nf (.'l_\'iIc lllvnr, Iii Hlllil Pniliity, I-‘ornu-r of the other part nml bo- cniiiie ll('IlIlIIl liuvlilg hm-n iunlle in pilymcnl. of moneys ilu~r:-by Rl‘f‘lIl‘(‘lI. For furilu-r [Illl"lI('llI.’ll'Pl npply in Puliueir llllll llfllllfllll, Hull:-liurn. Ilunk of i\o\'il Scoilil 4‘IliIInIn-rs, Cliilrloilc» town, l’rlnvo l-‘.ilu-urul l:4IiIlilI.

loggutcii. Lllu ism d7l'y of May, A. D.

GEORGE ll. IIEEIV-u goo

‘ and Iris looking lovely in a printed 4 silk dress and a broild brimmed blue .linI. Seeing Mark loving Iris with

art!!! . May III-20-Jllno 2-9

Since the ten l.h0I.l.58nd dollars had been given to Mrs. Wade for safekeeping, Eve being 3 minor, Sel- ina. turned her admit mind to the propel‘ clothes her talented daugh- ter should hllve. To Iris’ dl-SW33 5110 even made mild hints that if there was anything Iris wanted no one would be the wiser if she bought it for her. Iris refused llolllkly. but 10!‘ days during her lunch hour she shopped with Eve untu the clothes at home were filled to overflowing with what s€58IIll)lEd a. costly trous- seau.

In the interlude there was no time for Joel or Mark. Iris talked with Joel by telephone one day.

"I've got B. surprise present for you," he said. “I got that extra night work I was telling you about. When your sister goes away, we're going places," and there was a cocklness in his voice she did not like.

Late Friday afternoon Eve lef. She was an excited and Charmin figure dressed in a new dark suit. an abstu-d little hat over her short dark hair, and ca.rry'uig Irls‘s roses in her arms as she stood in the circle of family and friends at Mt. Royal station. Mark was there, as was Sabine, the little teacher.

Iris, looking at Eve, felt ll wave of sadness for her. "In at week," she lllought, “5ll(2's changed. When she i'L)II1I.‘S back to us, what will freedom liavc done to her?“ And when she took Evc‘s hand, she could say nothing. Eve, smiling nervously a childish smile of triunlph, did not notice the deep concern in Iris's eyes but 1\’I‘.l.l‘I(, ever attentive, saw it and wondered now if this grand gesture of his had been wise.

He smiled at Iris, “Don't look so forlorn. Aren't you happy for her?"

“Very," she szlid, smiling a little. "But I want her to come back as sweet as she is and I know—~she won't."

After many kisses and embraces Eve's face in the smart new hot lcoked at them through the dusty lI‘.lliI window as the train slowly pulled away. Iris saw her press hcr ll;lIlLl childLshl_v to her mouth to control the frightened tears at being so alone and young and suddenly sot f me.

With a sigh, Mrs. Wade dried her l(.’l1l'S and then turned to what in- Lmesicd her most— Iris and Nlark, Al-”|ll<liIli: Bllilri. t.'i"king earnestly.

her eyes, Selina quite forgot about Eve about to step from the thres- hold of a quiet midclleclass home into the tempting unconventional life of student artists, and then fin- tally to make the gap broarer by going abroad.

hall, she looked up start) seeing a man uid woman in n can cin- brace. For a. moment she was amused, debating whether to hurry past or retreat to the dressing room again. .

There was time for nothing, for Annette Tracy, over a strange man‘: shoulder, saw Iris standing there, crimson with embarrosslnent.

“I beg your pardon," Iris said in a tight little voice.

"Oh, it's youl" cried Mrs. Tracy in I. clipped high voice. “Now rim along and tell Louis what you have seen and then both of you, schem- ing to get rid of me, can gloat beau- tifully over it."

The man touched Annette’s arm.

"Don't make a scene, This girl doesn't mean any . There's some one coming up the stepg,"

Iris winced. Was Louis coming up the stairway?

“I can't go downstairs." said An- nette. "Louis is down there."

"We'll go at once." Iris said firmly and brushed by them. \

She could not look directly in Louiss eyes when she reached their

table. He was sipping contentedly on a liqueur. Iris thought bitterly, “somebody else is using me for a tool. Mrs, Tracy wants to divorce Louis, wants to name me, and then coll:-ct alimony. But I can't tell him’ that his wife is unfaithful. I can't!"

She said casually, “My dress 15 zrgdked, Louis. I think we'd better

(To Be Continued)

Lorne Valley And Vicinity

The Women's Missionary Society of the Lorne Valley Presbyterian Church held their regular }nom',--J

, .4‘, :1". HF

FRIGIDAIRE w.m..“M ETER-MISER”-A

M All I/V5".

m°~"“nK at the home of Mrs. Daniel J. .\fzicArihur. After the regular l)l'03-'1'-’Ill‘l and business of the even- ing was carried on, the collection was tiiken which amounted to a rnn id:-rable sum. Two new mem- bvrs jointed. Several vtsitors were in niimdnnce. Before leaving lunch was served by the hostess.

Mr. L. W. Warren of Cardigan IVRSWS thmush Lorne valley with- his bus.

A Whist and dance was held in C“‘(liiI-“Ill Hall on Tuesday night, Mal‘ izth by order of Cardigan C. \V. L.

A lady resident of this district recently informed the writer that

Marl: said, “I'll drive you home, Iris, nnd your mother and brother, too, of course."

Without Eve's music the old house seemed very still. Selina re- turned to her bridge games, to mak- ing adroili Ba.rgo.ins for Iris‘s clothes, and to stinting on the table, Iris took up the roiiilne of her life again, trying not to worry about Eve, and thinking about Joel and Mark and Annette Tracy.

. . o . . .

"Mrs. Builey has an nppolntment at eight." Iris reminded Dr. Triicy.

“Did you iuuke on important date tonight? I need you here to nssit me."

"I have a. date with my knitting needles,“ she returned smiling.

“Then you're going to dinner with me."

Her eyes scolded him.

"But Mrs. Tracy wouldn't like “She won't know anything about it. my dear, and besides, taking one's secretary to dinner is not grounds for divorce."

At 8. small table in a supper club they talked about Mark and Eve. It was strange, she thought, that Joel who was so deeply involved in her life was never mentioned when al- most every decision and plan of her life centered about him. In the present state of nffairs Iris was afraid to look forward. seeing in the future Mark's dark eyes under the heavy dnrk brows, Joe1.both humblc alld surly, and the accusing eyes of Annette. Tracy.

“Don't look so troulcd," sairi Louis. "I have told Aunettc that Mark is pursuing you in the most gcnilcmriuly manner."

“And she says that Mark will nev- er marry a working girl."

"That's what she says."

Toxvzlrd the end of the meal a waiter with unsteady hunds tipped the uatcr goblet over into Iris's lilp. As he apologized again and again, cxpccilng 3 reprimand, she quietly excused herself and went upstairs to the dressing room.

The dnmoge was slight. When she cumc out into the dimly lighted

With s record of I50 yours on n molt sailo- fsctnry irsnfluent Inr pile: or Iiumorrhoidl. you on: positively depend on

Dr. Chase‘ Ointment

her family enjoyed several meals or P0131095 dug flnm the ground this spring. The tubers were in excellent condition she said, rind were even better flavored than those harvested last full. '

Owing to cxocssivo rainfall dur- ing the past. few weeks our formers have not been able to make much Progress with their Spring seeding_

48 Station presents an active Scene these dflys all farmers drive to and fro with various loads. Mrs. Carter unloaded five cars of lime and five cars of fertilizer. She also loaded 30 cars of form produce, 1: seems as though old man depres- sion is beaten.

Mrs. Charles MucArtIlur. who has been spending the past, few weeks with her sister. Mrs. John Jewel of North River. has returned to her home in Lorne Volley.

We are very pleased to report that Mae. the four-your-old daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Munroe Mac- Groth, has recovered from her recent painful injury.

Mr. Francis Maclntrye of lame Valley has purchased a new horse.

The Cardigan Bridge is under re- pair at present.

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Mac- Arthur were recently in Charlotte- town on business.

Mr. Reuben Muccrinnel, motored to Charlottetown recently.

Mr. Chester Flnlayson was in Charlottetown recently on business.

Mr. John MncDona.ld imd Thomas Burke of Ruskin left re- cently for the mnlnland.

A very interesting debate took place in New Perth Hall on the night of Thursday, April 16th. It proved to the public that New Perth hnd many great orntors. A great audience was in attendance despite the poor roads and bad weather. The sub)‘.-ct "Which Affords the Greater Information. Reading or Travel-" was well argued by each side. The fudges were unable to come to any definite decision. Mr. J. A. Dewar presided and the meet- ing was brought to a close by the singing of the National Anthem.

GORDON FIFE, Soldier of Fortune”

THAT'S WHAT MAKES LIFE INTEEESF ING,5lll Bkfill.-YOU WON'T FIND IVE MUCH “DD PITMUMMIES AND RUINS BUT l’l.I. TRY TO BE USEFUL-IN OTHER

’ WAYS. “ .-

I MAVE HEARIYMANY GOOD THINGS OF Y0ll,CM’TAlN-AND I SHALL BE \ DELIGHTED TO HAVE YOUR ASSISTANCE- ’ .

THAT THERE MAY BE

I MU$'|' WMZN YOU,THOUGIt C_ON5|DEllABl.l DANGER-

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Provider fivu kind: of :old- fut (rrning; (mun storage tn- zold slnrlgz; moist no ; nor- mal -ruugo—-all in rho some cslriner. All Ico rrnys ran on

vs:-—nuIting it ruler to

plscs or remove Krlvl. -

Charlottetown gm!

Summcrslde, P. E. I. Chsrlottetown, P. E. I.

speakers: Murphy, Oliver Hamilton, George Moar. For travel: Allan Nicholson, George Dewer, Lincoln Dewar, Ruth Moc- Eachern, Earnest Reid, Alton Ross.

MacNel1l, Rose

Miss Evelyn MocGrnth is at pres- cnt visiting in cardigan the guest of Mr. and Mrs. John Macswaln.

Sigsworth Bros... Cardigan. pur- chased fl. three-yec.r—old Clydesdale stallion ‘Prince Charlie" from Mr. William M:icKinIey of North River. Sigsworth Bros. are also the proud owners of Frisco Direct o Class A stallion. bred stalllon.——P.