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lTENDERS

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‘ Tendeya ‘for the purchase of the

‘Iserty, consisting of Foxes, pens and ; e-nch together with ﬁxtures.

The tench is upon leased land. , ease egslres November 1930.

The much and foxes will he open or inspection by prospective buyers Ially Shndays excepted between the more of one and three o'clock in the if .

Tenders to be marked "Tenders for lo: ranch" addressed to the under- lined. 5.

Five DI wot of the Tender to ac- nmpa-Q each tender, accepted all“! only.

The highest or any tender not nec- asariiy accepted. I

Tenderareceived up to noon, 12th] November, 1929.

W, C. LAWSON, S. R. BURKE, Liquidators. Alberton, P. E. l. ,

“A fiapper's chauffeur needn't uec his head-she only expects him to use his arms and neck."

I I I I I CALLING DOWN THE JANITOR The early days of (all sre here,

We see In boldest type;

The frosty morns ere drawing near-

The pumpkin's setting ripe,

And soon about the town you'll hear;

"Coniound that eid steam pipei"

11th Oct, 1929. ll82-fO-i4,lB,21,25,28.Nov. l.

AUCTION SALE l

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l am instructed by Stewart Mac. Klnnon, llighfield, to sell by Publio Auction ‘on Monday, 28th at 1.30 p. m. l lhe following 10 cows, 3 horses, l0, 1°!!! hi)’. sectional seeder, plow, 3. eliglls. 3 stoves, driving wagon and; ot of other articles.

Belem! for selling going into i 6 m rr“ credit of Joint notes,

"r ‘ BENJ. CARTER,

Auctioneer.

“l wouldn't call Miss Antique I day over 85, would you?" - "Not to her face I wouldn't."

l am instructed by J. B. Mil Kensinsion, to sell by Public Auction, Wednesdly. October 30th, at 1 o'clock lls stock and " y. consisting of i work horses, 2 extra. Choice milk sows, 2 calves; ‘Also sieighs, wagons, pug plow (new), walking plows, smoothing har- "hovv, hay cutter, hay rake, cream sep- tarator (Dc Laval), chum, butter table.

lure endnumerous other articles. If stormy, sale takes place following lay.

HUGH F, MORRISON, v Auctioneer. ISIItl-IO-GB-di.

l l Tom: She said I was a peem. ° ‘ l Mary: Guess that's the reason her i old man turned you down, he's an , editor, you know.

JU JEI

Lou: He's s miserable insect. Sue: And ought to take s deli

Take a winter vacation of insect powder at that!

along the palm shaded coast of Florida. Famous olf courses, yachting, ﬁshing, polo, lawn bowl- ing-and other sports and recreations make each dav better than the last.

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FARM FOR SALE

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W’ 7 DiALs l MYSTERY

By Alli-ha Christie

CONTINUE!) BY PROMISE BOUND

Presently the‘ two friends were ekkmndng along in Jimmy's car with s cheerful disregard for such things as speed limits.

"Jimmy." said Bonny st last, "1 sup- pose you're about the best psi I have -now."

“Well, it?"

8o poke grullly.

"Item's somethin, I'd like to tell you. Something you ought to know." "About Gerry Wade."

“Yes about Garry Wade." Jimmy waited "Well?" he inquired at lest.

said Jimmy, "what about

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Holding one dog by the collar. IN came down the pith“! 14° 15°" them. 1 v "How do you do,"‘she said. “You mlmft mind Elisabeth.’ She's‘ ill-ti had some puppies end she's verrlll‘ pieiorils." f *

Bhe had a supremely natural man- ner and, as she looked up smllint. the faint wild rose flush deepened in her cheeks. Her eyes were a very dark blue-like cornflowers.

suddenly . they widened-was it

"Seven Inltﬂd of eight,” slid

Jimmy, frowning. "1 wonder

"I don't know tint I ought to," said Ronny. ' “why-l... "I'm bound by a kind of promise." “Ohii WelL. then, perhaps you'd better not." i

There was s silence.

"And yet, I'd like- You see, Jimmy, your braille are better than mine."

‘They could easily be that," said Jbm-ny lmkindly.

"No, I can't," said Ronny suddenly. "All right," said Jimmy. "Just as you like."

After a long silence, Ronny said: "What's she like?"

"Wile?"

‘This girl. Gem's sister."

Jimmy was silent for some minutes. then he said in a voice that nsd some- how or other altered:

“She's all right. In fact-well, she's e. eorker."

"Gerry was very devoted to her, I knew. He often spoke of her."

"she was very devoted to Gerryult -it's going to hit her hard."

"Yes a nasty job."

They were silent till they reached Deane Priory.

Miss Loraine, the maid told them. was in the garden. Unless they wanted to see Mrs. Cotter-

Jimmy was eloquent that they did not want to see Mrs. Ooker.

"Who's Mrs. Kore?" asked Ronny as they went round into the somewhat neglected garden.

"The old trout who lives with Lor- cine."

RDNNY MEETS LORAIINB

‘They had stepped out into a paved walk. At the end of it was s girl with two black spsnlels. A small girl. very fair. dressed in shabby old tweeds. Not at all the girl that Ronny had expected to see. Not, in fact. Jimmy's usual type.

with slum As though. already. l!» guessed. _ '

Jimmy hsstenedto speak.

"This is Ronny Devereeux. Miss Wade. You must often. have heard speak of him." ‘ ' ‘

"Ohl yes." She tumedm lovely, warm, weleo ~' _, smile on him. “You’ve both been staying at Chim- neys, haven't you? Why didn't. you bring Gerry over with you?” .

"Wc-er-couidnjt," said Ronny, and then stepped. '

Again Jimmy saw the look of fear flesh into her eyes.

"Miss Wade," he said, "I'm afraid -I mean, we've got/bed news for YOi-L"

She was on the alert in s moment.

uuansy?»

"Yes-Gerry. He's—" ,

She stamped her foot with sudden passion. '

"ohl tell rue-tell me—" She turned suddely to Ronny. "You'll tell me."

Jimmy felt a pang of Jealousy. and in that moment he knew whet. up to now he had hesitated toadmlt to himself. He knew why Helen and Nancy and socks were just "girls" to him and nothing more.

A FLUCKY GIRL

l-le only half heerdjbonnyk voice saying gravely:

"Yes, Miss wsde. I'll tell you. Gerry is dead."

She had Plenty of pluck. She gasped and drew beck, but in e min- ute or two she was asking eager, searching questions. How? When?

Ronny answered her es gently es he could. _

“Sleeping draught? Gerry?"

The increduilty ‘in her voice was plain. Jimmy gave her s glance. It was almost a. glance of warning. l-le had a- feeling that Loraine in

her innocence might say to much. In his turn he explained ls gently

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iq,,_',1,,,¢so-.s.;sse ‘deeussdtnpir offer" outssloslm- bee!’ w Quilt"?! _ witnftlism. out ervlliwd I!" ""1" .

some over infer. She bad e ivo-

_ setter of nel-“own.

,. is... I went to Ive-N W" 11m‘

ﬂgjlflt," she said DUN"! -

f“; new," said Ronny. v “Pilot's-ell right said Jimmy- Theylooked It her. ieellns "#-

qgrd and helples- wrhssk you both ever so lnuub i0!‘

They ‘drove beck in silence end there was eomethlul m" wmlum" between them. H ‘ \

"My God! that girl's plum. "l" " ‘

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f $5.00

‘Jimmy agreed.

r-gq-ry we; my friend," said Ron!!!’- "m up-ln me to keen I9 We ‘"1 tier." . I

"Ohl rather. Of course.’

' They said no more.

Olrleturnlng to Chimneys Jimmy was wsylsid by l ""1"! P“? mm‘ ‘trust pool- . boy." l!" "Pi "WW ' ' lng. "That poor boy!’ ,

Jlmmy made all the-sullable- 1'9- mslks he could think of. -

Ladycooteioldhlmsgreltlti-iﬂh‘ various details about the deceese of vsrlouLdear friends of her. Jimmy listened with a show of sympathy

Buy. Leisure A,

and at last managed to detach him- self without actual rudeness. l

‘I'll "VIN DIAL! He ran lightly up the Hm"- m”? was just emerging from Gerald Wade's mom. He seemed taken aback atthe sight of Jimmy- - "I've been in to see him." hs said. y ‘Mrs you guild m?" ‘ u don't think so." uld mm!- ivho was e healthy young men, with e. natural dislike m being wounded of death. - "I think s11 his friends‘ miaht 90-" “Ohi do you?" said Jimmy. and registered to himself an empresslon that Ronny Devereux was damned‘ odd about: it alL "Yes. It's a sign of respect." Jimmy erred. but o" h1- do for 3c an hour; "Ohl very well," he said, and passed _ - in, setting his teeth a little. i There were white flowerserrauged on the ooverlet, and the room had been tidied and set to rights. Jimmy gsve one quick. nervous snot-s et the still, white face. Could that be cherublc, pink Gerry Wade? ' '.‘i‘h‘at still, peaceful ﬂlute. He shiv- and. Ashe turned toleevetherootnhls glance, swept the mantel ‘shelf, and he stopped in astonishment. The alum clocks had been ranged along it

once and'~for~alll

the week off doing

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Nlj washing and scrubbing‘

ing,..riding, shopping . . . . or do some» sewing. But don't start

electric washing machine will

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what an now.

yours for the asking. This offer ends October 31st.

Maritime Electric C0.,

of the

Charlottetown. P. E. l.

Mrs. schurmm was an ardent work- er roi- o» cause; especially in the Bundsy school. Msllymln andwom- en today are lftiefgul for her: teach- ing and ministrations while engaged in this labour of love. ln all the various church. and community or- ganisations Mr. and Mrs. Bchurman, were recognised es leaders, and of later years although. unable 14.00a- tinue ‘in all of these activities v-her counsel and advice was eagerly souaht by those who were endeavouring to take her place. -

Her passing was not unexpected. Ibr several ween the shadows hall been hovering over the home. Pat- ient fortitude marked her sufferinll. and when t-hecall came she Iladly obeyed its summons. The funeral took place an Tuesday afternoon. Oct. 15th from her late residence, and was conducted by her pastor, nev. Dr. Bidey. Hymns 1c red by the de- ceased were read, and appreciative words spoken. A large gathering attended the service. Later,» inter-

FOR sALEl

I have always iu stocky ‘rubber belting and trsees st half price. CLINTON MORRISON, Fredericton Station, P. E. Island.

neatiy in a row.

8e went out sharply. Ronny fives waiting for him. ‘ "Looks verp peacefuland all that. Rotten luck on him," mumbled Jimmy.

Then he said:

"I say, Ronny; who arranged all those clocks’ like that in a row?" “How should I know? One of the servants, Isupposeﬂ" y “The fulmy thing is," said Jimmy, "that there ere seven of them, not eight. One of_ them‘: missing. Did you notice that?"

Ronny mule an inaudible sound. "Seven instead o! eight," said Jimmy frowning. "I wonder why." To Be Continued Tomorrow

Guard The Children From Autumn Colds

The Fall is the most severe sessoln of the year for colds — one day is warm, the next‘ cold and ‘wet, and, unless the mother is on her guard, the little ones are ‘seized with colds that may hang on all winter. Baby's Own Tablets are mothers‘ best friend in preventing or banishing colds. They act. as a gentle laxative, keep- ing the bowels and stomach free and sweet. An occasional dose of the Tablets will prevent ‘colds, or if it does come on suddenly their prompt use will relieve the baby. The Tah- leis are sold by medicine dealers or by mall at Mots. a box from The Dr. Williams‘ Medicine 00., nrockville. Ont.

11v MEMORIAM

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9310-10-10-71.

nfFor Salé y

UNUSUAL OPPOITUNITYIU BUY COMPLETELY EQUIPPID‘ . fBOPIITY

We offer for

sis-

ment took place at. the Central Bed- eque Bs/ptlst Cemetery.

"The dccased leaves to mourn her loss in the immediate family, three daughters aid one son. Mrs. Albert Baker of Charlottetown, Mrs. James Wade of North Adams, Mass, and Mrs. John Lewis, oi Freetown, P. E’. l. and Mr. Howard Schurmsn, re. siding at the homestead. The pall- bearers were friends and relatives o1

This washer has passed all our. tests. We chose it from among many makes. speedy .» .

It: is reliable_.. . ..

- . thorough and only $99.50 complete ifyou buy, Convenient terms ar

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__.____‘.____.___._.._____.._.__.. the family, Mr. George Taylor, Mr. ‘ Clifford Wright, Mk. Lloyd Lewis, m. "

Colin Schumlsn, Mr.‘ Rufus BsgnaL snd Mr. John Stewart. Beautiful floral tributes testified to the esteem in which Mrs. Albert sshurman was held by her neighbours. The whole community extends sincerest sym- pathy to the family, at the ending of

such e. useful life, at the shades of I

eventlde. -

Wednesday the 30th lliver Road in Charlottetown taina 18% acres with residence

_ stating of two horses. two’

"Ill. Wheat. msngies, t trio washer eeld varlo blow. it». dto. Sale of

link Bulldins. Charlottetown,

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Valuable Property at Charlottetown, For Sale

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1 "I intruded by Mr. Donald McKlnnen o, gel] day of October, 192s, m. pfopgﬂ, known as ‘

at Public Auction es

McLean s. MeKlnnon, Solicitors, ltml or in the undersigned.

JOHN P. BRADLEY,

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situate on the North

0n Jimmy. Oct. mu st about "I" "l" ":.“""'.: "m" m" W" "v -* h" s t! ll I ' known as tbs "Clark Farm" Clelzliallil- I . . ' ~ ‘ rummiu’. can"? Pugh’ lng one hundred and sixty acres, ' , I ‘ ' ' "°‘°'.‘~"r""°.°' m’ If” “pm c‘ overlook“; ",9 5pm,“, m", ‘m; ﬂchurmsn was born along id t Chur h , s hoois and at. Milton. ‘u. gs. in the ‘yest- let's, , . Raiiwlayestatlon. lgullsding: in good 55¢ ,,,,,,,",,,,,,.~ m; birth h“. ‘ f; hm,“ 1" °"."°'°""°E" repair and wired throughouhvrltll m“ w. umwd. NM es- .new outbuildings, fall plow- electricity. Call and inspect it for m "hm! ‘h. m "u" m“; "I °°" '- - ' i yourself. , “In, _ V ~ ' n“ cum; in lie‘ she‘ showed a gust, desire for the best. things. and at an earlyegd wss‘eenvertd_d' and bsptlsedJn im- hgyspgig,|giﬂlgg,.”‘u’gnmk b shemerrled Albert Oudchurmsn ‘or wagon, plewe. ‘ central season's, P; s. 1., sndluol Mike in the city. medletely ﬁft Nova Beetle for her lblll hells. hard wood n '- - ' cold water. Pﬂyllg ‘gale

new-home. ' is a barn and large warehouse.

the years, Mrs.‘ ncllur- _ , will never use crude nlethode when mun“. Mm" u’ m ﬂu‘ ALSO-One building lot on E u. ' I i u‘ ‘an n" “Mo.” u?!’ ilultreet facial It Hqseet-Itrllt. list

“d”, ,0“ ‘an u“ ennui“, Wltﬁilll 08ml iii with Ill!’ ' 7" "m" "WWI" lrnly to w.

ln Mt. Stewart, one of the best

A Niightful way to Journey in llorida from Maritime Tic inco points is via Mon- ("caiﬂstopplng over in the ‘Janalllan Metropolis on the way south tn enjoy it; ens- mopolltan atmosphere and view its many attractive eeenle places and historic sites. {there is a spontaneit and {pyety about Montreal not found in any other city. Complete information and _ ‘ literature from:- JV. K. Rogers, City Ticket Agent P. T. Ritchie, Ticket Alent. Si-ltiuu- }. W. Ciarkln. District Passenger ' ' Agent, Charlottetown.

s,_,_m_u_y_ Mum Valuable Business Property, and Lot For Sale

Iarsn comprises-Macros of tine lend

st with three springs, so sens miled hard andpoft wood, with i

settle

9160-10-12-19-30. "Thom." ‘o'er.

F or Sale

The undersigned are instructed to offer for sale tlteeseeilent one hand- red end eight acre farm of J. Wel- lington N. Match at Oymbria.

less alkali in water will neutralise in- stantly many timefaa much ‘acid, ‘and the symptoms disappear et esee. You

What many people call. indi on very ofte means excess acid n the stomach. The stomach nerves have been over-stimulated, and food sours. The corrective isau alkali,‘ which neutral-

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a I to us. ﬂlee to Bismark i aelds instentl .Aud tho best. alkali cog» a not some to m. husband,‘ m whelsbeirtediy , _ A ° '°' "' stat-i“- our... s... ,, ,_ MW mmldp A I _ - a ' rlghteeusoem in her new surround- m "hnuihm muomdt I mint ﬂuff-II. .-

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ll. Johnson,

u‘ “an”. in‘ hyeieiens in 50 town. ,1

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