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.ald McMillan of

at: all dealers.

IBUfl-A-TIVES LIMITED, Ottawa, Ont. one-senator. - nus-aha. -- QriaIdaIardhN-z-

' is. fresh fruit juices combined with tonice m» the finest remedy for stomach. liver, kidney. ‘and skin troubles. 25c. and 50c. a box-

(Continued)

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Private Sale.

Mack Nicholson offers for sale his farm in l-iopedale, containing fifty acres all clear land and in good heart, with an excellent dwell lag house thereon and good out buildings thereon. A stream cross- es the farm near the rear, and a pnmp at the door. Situated within one mile of Hunter River Station. For particulars apply lo

D. M. McDONALD. R. R. 4. Hunter River. 188l-l0~27-stue 81.

AUCTIOF-SALE

AT KENSINGTCIN V 0n account of a co1nplete changei 1n my business 1 will sell my l-‘urnr with all its equipment, by public ailctlon. on “IIMVESDAY. NOVEMBER At 1'.‘ O'clock Noon 'l‘his farm contains H10 aeles of lust as good land as lies on i‘. LI. island. lIJtl of ivhich" is clear. b111- ance covered with good wood 11nd lumber. The farm is equipped with a complete set of buildings. all i11 the best. of repair; is also well fem-- ed and watered. and is within lhe minutes drive of‘ Kensinlzton, lhl‘ beet town on 1‘. E. l. This property can be inspected and boulzht till November ltth. if not then sold will on that datc be sold by auction. t1:- gi-ther with all movables, as foi- lows: '

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in foal. 6 years nld; Mare. by .\l11ids King. ll years uld. extra K001i l.'~'1\- cral purpose; gelding. 6 years old. full brother to John R. this horse is coal-black. very handsome. and has a lot of speed, would make n11 ideal hoarse-horse; filly. ‘ll-j, ‘v'\'lll'.4 old. sired by liuronet: 8 eholee Yilllrh Cows; Farrow Cow; fl Halve. lit-if- er, 2 ‘Ayears old; Heifer. l1, _e:1rs old: 8 extra good Ewes; lllli i11-us and 7 Pigs.

Sectional Seeder (newt. l". Gang Plow. Walking Plow q lnl: Harrow. Potato Souffl- rnowers in best relair. M Rake almost niew, liuin WBROII. guaranteed to carry ti1re1- tons; single farm \Vfi.|;on. Box-cart, set Bohslel he, Single Sleigh, Driv- ing SleLgh. . Binder with Trunk and Farrier. set Fanners. Pole never used. and all kinds of llnrness used around n large 111111 well equipped farm. .

rlufvnlo Ttnbe. Horse (‘ouir-l‘. ‘Pueblo: Machine, Empire (‘ream ~ l\'ll‘"f01‘ new, Churn. 2i lilllk (Ian's. '.' i Milk Pails, \\'ire Stretcher. m-i-venav Kitchen RsngaBaseh-nre"

" Pwrlnr Stoves. Loom complete, .\i"‘|"l"l" \vh»el. a lot of Vraterlul: ~ 1. ._ Permer’: Roller. Stumper and "l e ' "refill Ladders. Registered hnlf-hnsh, Measure. n. number of 11min Sucks. Steel Crowbar, lot Svnzletre-‘s. Forks, i-‘liovels, [Ires n ‘quantity of T‘ lrcwood. 25 tons flay quantity Straw, Turnlpr 11nd Pota- toes. 50 hush. Wheat.

if day is stormy sale on next fine filly. at same hour

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TERMS: All sums of $10.00 and under, cash: over that amount twelve months credit on approved notes.

JAMES DUMPIIY, ll. Y‘. MORRISON. Auctioneer. lilll-ll-B-ll.

DOMINION 0F CANADA

PROVINCE OF

PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND

in the Probate Court

14th George V., A. 0., 1923

in Ric-Estate of Sarah Eliza Dogh- erty late of Charlottetown i11 Queens County, in the said Prov- ince, deceased. tesia/te.

By the Honourable A. Banner- nien Warburton, Surrogate, Judge 0f Probate, 81c, &c.,

To the Sheriff of the County of Queen's County. or any Cousiwbie or literate person within said County.

GREETING:-

WHEREAS upon reading the peti- tion on file of Donald McKlnnon of Charlottetown aforesaid and Don- Charlottetown Royalty in Queen’ County afore- said, the lExocutors of the above named ifiltate praying that a Cita- tion iinsy be issued for the purpose hereinafter set forth: You are therefore hereby required to cltc all persons interested in the said Estate to lhe and appear before me at a Probate Court to be held in the Court House in Charlottetown. in Queen's County. in the said Province on Friday the thirtieth day of Novculiber next. coming, at the hour of eleven o'clock. fore- nooil. of the same day to show canoe if any they can why the ac- ooltnte of the said Estate should not be passed and the Estate clos- ed as prayed for in said petition and on Motion of Donald MoKinnon Petitioner. And I do hereby order thata true copy hereof he forth- ith published in some newspaper lahed in Charlottetown afore- said. once in each week for at least four consecutive weeks from the V, hereof and that a true copy t be forthwith posted in the following public places respective- ly. namely in the hall of the Court Rouse in Charlottetown aforesaid. in front of the Ban-k of Nova Scot-la 1nd at or near the City Weigh Bosiea both in Charlottetown afore- said so that all psi-sons interested in the laid liitate as aforesaid may have due notice thereof. Given under my Hand and the Seal of the said Court. this 20th day of October. A.D. ilfl in the 14th year of His WWI reign.

ens t as) A. s. Altaaaron.

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ship for the purpose “ed 90mm” m"! M‘ “l” Wilma‘ vii himself info her life. That might.

MW“ 1.5 ‘la-bk’ l“ h“ again-Hume inter, hilt not n! this moment

thh; stock, crop and will likely go at a sacrificing price. All that is advertised has not to belmin-i long ulzo m1.- hope or tho 11e- sold and will go at any bid.

For complete list of stock. crop anything

and implements see hziudhllls, sums. men. N0 woman has ever lived Wiltllilt‘? that she hurl attributed to a

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They each soul. f11r separate price. lists every your and then sent 11ll their furs to the house giving the After five years they decided they weren't so dread- fully wise because they didn't have enough profits to make. their efforts worth while.

One dny they met Tom Mchlillnn Tom said he mnde the price nf his swell lit‘. told how

best quotations.

was sure of getting. purl».- never offered $5 for 11 $3 Delt. 1...; 1.1-. nlways paid the $3 which 11c promised and sometimes just a little hotter. Chas. Porter now wise trnppers in that stead of one.

Don't Take a

Chance with your

Send us your name 11nd ad-

TOO MUCH ARGUMENT

Two drovers were sitting in the inn of an English village. They had been sitting there for nearly hour, and so far spoken. At inst one opened his mouth. “Didst‘ see old brown coow on th‘ moor?" he ask- ed. Another half-hour elapsed. Then the second drover spoke. “it wasn't brown cow," he said. bull." Silence again for ' half hour. The first mun rose and “Golngi” come

neither of’

the door.

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FOR SALE

My farm containing 92 acres of ln111i in high state of cultivation. The nicest lueuiiou in New Lon-- don.

F. A. Ramsay

New London ——11-8-th~sat.~fi

i-"(TITSYIICIEW

Filly‘ “W98 good woodland at Si. i11 Kings County. situate on Si. (leorgek; Road. property of late ii. Joules McPhee. \\'lll be sold 4 "OHM-l. lnvlndiul: l lirood More either e11 ‘bloc 011111 small lots iu suit purchasers. Apply MRS. SARAH McPHEE, Georgetown, or

acDONALD 8t McPHEE, Solicitors, Cinirlottetolvn.

]587-1i~6-lll.

Large Tfiifidiisjil?

. At Marshfield

Owing to the small attendance ' due to lhe busy was posmponeti zmd will take place on Wednesday, November l-ith 21f l2 o'clock noon.

$93.50“

We have entered

sniall

Terms 12 months on nil % off for cash.

livery stormy on

H. C. MUTTART, W. Fl. DENNIS . A, MaeDONALD, Auctioneer. 16-11-7-wstw3i.

A Wise Old Trapper

N the State of Lilli-o there lived n. b1111el1 of bilyfl who lind tl1is

trapping business down to

rivinlr u new cnr to town.

utflt shipping pelts.

he got wise to those funny brim!“ 11nd found it wns hotter to denl with niwnys he

ho wh at

because just

has. Porter. now in advance

has section

Your furs

Raw Fur " Collectors

BREEDERS AND TRAPPERS

Get highest prices for your furs. Ship them to me. I have satisfied others, you too can be sure

of best results:

Send trial ship- ment and be con- vinced._

Reuben Wolfe 114 West 30th St.

New York City New I York

an had them

"Twas brown another

this sale

info partner- oi’ growing

‘lmDi8ll1Pnl$|\vhel1 she. was shaken and appalled.

He said that

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FURS

mean 1-1-.1l dollars to you.

hlailalne Zauiauy adjusted the chain m1 the front door and return- ed very slowly to the library. That broad placid brow, not the least of her physical charms, was drawn in a puzzled frown. Instead of turning out the lights she sat down and stared into the dying fire. Suddenly she began to laugh, a laugh of ln- tense and ironic amusement: but Iii stopped in midcourse and her|

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eyes expanded Wiiil an expression of tvousterliaiion. ulluost of panic.

She ivns not ulnrlued for the pence ut‘ iulnd of the man who was more in love with hm" than he had so far admitted tn himself. She had lver~nl11vell by too many men nn1i hmi regarded iileil" lle:i1'f.'l("i1es and} bulked desires with loo profound an indifferenee to worry over the possible harm she mlglil be inflict- ing upon the brilliant and ambiti- ous young 111.111 who had preelpllal»

She 11nd dismissed from her

lsire that she could ever again feel hut 11 keen mental res-

turea, inc.

11nd the power along l1cr nerves. to stir even the

No woman hnd ever had more cause

QGEFZTRUDE

to send u thrill zhost of‘ those old fierce desires.

to feel immune. Too confentptu- nus of life and the spurious illu- ‘K111i 1111111 had created for himself. while dnstroylng the even balance ‘ietwoen matter and mind. oven to he rebellious. she had felt e. pro- lOlllld gratitude for her complete freedom from the thrall of sex mhon ah? hurl realized that with 31m‘ gifts of mind and fortune she still 11nd n work to do i11 the world ihnt would resign her to the sup- renie boredom of living. During the wnr man had been but a brok- -11 thing to he mended or cased out of lifc and she knew that there was no better nurse in Europe; it. had always been her pride. to do noth- ing by halves: and lefore that she hull come t0 look upon mun with a sertuin passive. iolorutlon when their minds were responsive to her own. Whatever sex charm thoy pussosseil nlight hotter have been wasted o11 tho Venus in the Louvre.

Ami tonight silo had realized that, this young-mun. so unlike any she had ever ltnown in her Euro- penn exporivllei‘. had been more or less i11 her thoughts since the night he had followed her out of the fin-nin- and stood covertly observ- ing her as she waited for her car. H111: haul been coustliuis during subsequent nights iii. the play of his powerful guzo as he Silt watch- ing for u turn ut' lhe heud that would give l1i111 u glimpse of some- thing 11love than the buck 0f hcr neek: or 11s she hnd paused him on her way to i11-r seat. She had been oven more than acutely con- scious of him as he left his own

seat willie the lights were still down und followed her 11p_ tlio aisle. But she had fell. merely

ztmusenlent 11l the lime, possibly n thrill of gratified vnuiiy. uecuslour ed us she was to urimirntiiui and homage.

But. on Lin: flight when he had hastened up l0 her in the deserted street and 05111-1111 his assistance. standing with his hat i11 his hnuil and looking :11 her with n boyish and ililliilent gallantry i11 amusing contrnsl with his stern and cynical countenance. and she bud realized that he had impulsively followed

‘ponse to the most provocative of

was more thoroughly disillusioned.

“Ygdnegduyllllfifv enlisted. more seornful ofthntdove of adventure" of her keen do. 5318 wm take ppm-U firs; gm, dayinge-oltl 1lrenu1 nt human happiness, following.

Iwhirh, stripped to its bones. was :1111-,1-ely' the blind instinct of the mace lo survive. (‘ivllizutiou liud heaped its fictions over the bare fuel oi‘ nature's original purpose. inlnginalinn lashing generic sexual l111p11iiu> to impossible demands for the en11s1111111111l1- union oi‘ mind 11nd soul illlii body. lilutuztlily! Win-n mun was tesseulinlly polygmnous and wonuln essentially the vehicle n of the racer. When the individual soul ilitli been decreed to dwell alone and never yetliad been trick- ed beyond the ulomcnt of nervous exnltation into the belief thin. ii had fused into its mute. Life itself ivas futile enough. but that ilream oi‘ the perfect. love between iwoile» ings immemorially paired was the most. futile 11nd raviilzinl: of all the tlPPflllll-i civilization haul imposed upon mankind. Tho omen of i111- ulzinutioxl. (lnly tho salvnllcs 11nd the ignorant. masses \llllil‘l‘l'i(l0(i “lovo" for the transitory functional thing it “'21s and were undisturbed by spiritual unrest. . . . . .. . by dreulus . . maul lo1ll.:inl:s.. . . No one 11nd ever surrendered to the illusion 11love completcw than Hill‘. No one had over hunted with n 1110111 pnssionzttt: ti0i(‘l'1liillilil01l forthut correlative soul that would submerge. exalt, and complete her own aspiring soill. And what hull

dress. Get. o11r Why sell them to she found‘! illen. iilereiy 111011. Sat- Prlcc llullot- some follow will) iety or disaster. Wcnriness and dis ins; Shévnlinfi aililfiiffi $3“ “E53,: gust. She hurl not 1m illusion left. Tu“ m‘ " . v .1] V.,“ are She had p111. nil tiuit behind her particulars. in» blame \c , n“ I ‘ t I it w. lucky tu lzet y 0m: Sllltii‘. ‘F111;: g‘ mIII-gllfl "PPW- Ag‘; Uwwwtli‘; it. seenwil lo lior ‘is’ sill: sut there "'5': dmvaganh‘: filzfv/ps?" on", n storing into thn lzo-l flickerings of inf l; on‘, Chm-l. Porter ship- lhe. (lilflfffifl lop: that ii hull i11-nu Write today. 11;‘? "m: countless years since nny 1111111 iuui rt wnys m. n .. u ¢HARLES 5* know in advent‘; ___'_' t PORTER’ “m. sdii§..-t-Vl1'.}1.1 ‘b11313 ev- "T. t. i‘: . 126 West 27f: ,.,._v shipment z: Hombmad‘ Ruled q Sb. New Vor brings suru money. n s c h, Q". k H ifiiW-ll-ii-stttwktl. .. WP! 0'18 "3 - ll ' " The best eon h medicine you ever l’ - f» used. .\ iumuagonlreahauynnd f‘: l _,_ aeowooevoooomoooyoo-ooeo ‘F 111M411 Illlflf- "N! "*3" q. l; ... IZZ$Z.-§ZIZI

You might be‘ silrprised to know lhnl. the i11-st tiling you can tine for a eevnm rouuh. is a remedy which 1e ensily prepared at. home 1n lust a ‘ few momenta it's cheap, hut for prompt results it. beats anything else you evnr tried. Usually stops the ordinary iEllllRh or chest cold m 24 hours. Tastes plensnnt. too-chil- dren like ill-and it; ls urc and good.

Pour 21/2 oiumce of inox 1n a iti- oz. i1nfllc~ then fill it. up with plain

ranulnted sugar syrup. Or use clari- fied molasses. honey. or corn syrup, instead of suizlll‘ syrup; if desired. Thus you mnko _lil ounces-n farm y ‘ supply-but costing no more than a emnll bottle of ready-made cough syrup. ‘ _

And no s con h medicine, tiwrn in really nothing tter to be had at any price. it, goes riuht. to the spot and gives quick. iaetln relief. It

romptiv heals the 1n amed mem- branes that line the throat and air if

ssalzes. stops the annoying throat ckle, loosens the ph e , an soon 0m- cou h stops entire y. Splendid or bronchitis. croup, hosrseness and bronchial asthma.

Pinex dis faNhlzhIy eoncentgated compoun o orway pne ex r , famous for its healing eflect on t e

mgfmhmnifliisa intment as our vo .

o st gar “lg, ounces of ‘idem’ wit directions and are‘ accent an!-

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her, something iliili stirred within muporfieial recrudescence of her old

lsirn for novelty nl any coal. Amus- ied zit both herself‘ mid him. sitehazl lsudilenly 1ieuldori. while he was of- foctiul; an entrance to her house, to invite him into tile library and take advantage 0f this break i11 lhe monotonous lifu she ilitii 1ie~

nlly uitriictiw thiiu silo 11ml expeci- ed. Judge Trent, whom she hnil deftly drawn out. bud told her that he was u young 1111111 of‘ whom, ac- cording to Diuwiiidie, great things were expected in the literary world his newspaper career. brilli- ant 11s it was. being regarded mere ly as ii piiulse in his progress; he had not yet “found himself." After that she had read his column u:- tentively.

But she l1u1l not been prepared for a powerful and sympntilalln llffflollillily. that curious mixture 0f naivett- and hard HO]lhi.SI,I(;1-1l_iqll_ and she hi-ul ascribed her interest i11 him lo curiosity in cxplo1'l11_1.-' what to her was :1 coluplefcly [or- fliilll lylw- i11 her own naivcte it 11nd never occurred to her 11;,“ men outside her taiass were gcuiln. men as she understood the fizz-111. and she still supposed Clavcriny,

to he exceptional - (living m hi. lurth 11ml breeding. ‘ It. hail given her u distinct satisfaction, the

night oi‘ the dinner. to observe. till-ll he lost nothing by contact with men who were indubitnilly of liov own world. 'i_‘itere was 11o snobbery in hm attitude. She had aiwuys iii-fill ""1 Svvllre i11 her own exalted state for snobbery. too protected from clilnllors to conceive the “l will maintain" impulse, um] elm 11nd escaped 11f birth lhnl overpow. ‘ering Rfllli-lt: of superiority tlmi. corks the souls 11f high 11nd lo\v alike llut i: was the. first time sill,- hm] ov1r uul fin.- opporluulty lo judge h)’ ally slaluinrtls lull lhoso in which she haul been horn and puss- vvl l11~r life. As for Ciuverlnl: l... Wild ll Killilleiuuu. ltliti lluit wasiho :_'_"f| "i "If" llilasvl of the nuttforlnn I" llh Hill! Willi Ui,|“:"rnhd. l’ W" only tonight mm. she. lmql been conscious ofu oerluin youth- "nfityrlmss m‘ “he llllCtlli 1m nnd rlmvl: )1¢:'11.1li\vulflug in ilt'ill‘ him ll Io stops. him had [Jflliitflfi once illlfl lmuzluy-ll “l hflrtuylf m, “he realm-ii fhnl. 1:111: wnn noting liko a girl vXllP-fiillll iler lover. lviltlfl silo W‘lii>l.illt!l‘(‘ly n eoidly h- m, puny", "W" b“-'~'!l'|.V illsiii11siouod woman floral‘ with ‘this enforcved inaction 1.w ioik. ivo-iuuiulng 11 little miwfllillf" i0 distract ilor nliml "m" “'5 hfvvillllit on the misery aim 2:11" Jlvli behind her i11 Europe. um] .11. futule to which shu hall committed horse-if. Ami a midnight adventure! She had shrugged ll."- shouidors 11nd inughod i admitted him. n“ n a“ 8P9 lmliuli silo felt no disposition to s: us she sat alone in tho chill- lflil room. She was both angry and appalled to remember that. she had felt a quivering, almost a dlsten. s on of her nerves as she h“ u;

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Watch for the screen veralon produced by Frank Lloyd gucclllnllillg to an inefluble langu- wlth Corinne Griffith as Countess Zattlany.

impertlnence. and that a sick ter- ror hsd shaken her when she saw that he was making 11p his mind not to see her again. She hnd not be- trayed herself for a moment. Bile was too old a hand in the game of men and women for that. and she had let him go without a sign, se- cure ln the confidence that he was

“She had been conscious of .1 vouthful eagerness as she paced up and down the hall."

her heek: but she knew now.

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.4111 who hu1l been at grips with life null l'.(Il|ll1ll'l‘f‘li il,f1'n111fii'si to in. .

Published by arrangement with Associated First National Pie?- sunk buck and closed her. eyes.

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it lasted but n. moment. Silo started up with an exclamation of impatience and disgust: and she shivered frolu hqnd to foot. The romn was bitterly cold. There were only ashes on the heartil-

xlu , Clnvering turned hot and cold several times during his walk

home. Ho 11nd been atroclously rude. lmpertinent. if she hadn't ordered him o1it of the house lL must have been because she wuss creature of moods, and he ililll merely unlused her for the hour. No doubt shc would wnko up i11 a proper state of indignation mid give her servants orders. . . . Or-wns she sincere when she ile- manded his friendship. Willillll l0 put up with his ullomlnnbii- mun- ners, trusting to her own wit to do- feut him. lilll his silspiuions‘! Friendship‘ Theheustthllig for l1i111 to do was i0 avoid i11-r like the. plulfue. lie hated to zillmit it. hilt he was ufrziiil of her. not so much of fulli11l.:_in iovo with her illiii gn- ing through tragedy. ivhiidl Wfiul probably wlnil itivoulil come in, of‘ tho terrible forcu so skillfully hidden i11 iilill while 11nd ilelicutel body, of‘ u powerful pe.1'so1lz1lil_v' fortiliml l1y an uuiuulglnziblt» pnsl. She lzuvo the ilnpressioli of :1 woul-