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' The Univilling ' Adventuress’

BY MILDRED HARBOUR

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l {CONCERNING THE m-QTION . AND CHARACTERS:

‘ ‘Shortly after the death or ms wire known to the operatic world as Elaine Vanessa. Edgar MacKay disappears, abandoning their baby In ~a railway station while enroute to visit his wife's aunt, Miss Elsie Young. The cbfld, DORIS. is claimed and reared by 1m“ You“; who is determined to give her an operatic career, since she ‘has lu- herited her tnother's exquisite voice. -

COULD MAKE HER MARK Prof; Ignorance was general In |

ancient times. Cleopatra probably could not write her name.

Studa: But she could make her Mark.

"m: Tgoirssr

A EFOIID of people gathered on ,the verandah oi’ Miss Elsies trim. little. white house In the bright Isuulisht of the August morning af-

tcr the storm. They even spread

l out over the neat lawn and trampl-

led the smooth green sward, still 118mb 811d spongy from the rain, and walked carelessly over flowers whose heads hung heavy with

“Alter a long and weary lllneflfl. caused by bad Digestion, and after having tried all kinds of remedies, I “FruIt-a-tires",

decided to take and after three weeks‘

1111 . lay that the result is attnbutab

to “finlt-a-tivea," which I recom- mend very sincerely. Mme BUS-i

son, 27 Rivet St., Montreal."

If you have poor Digestion or

f.“ jg;- Eutlng, try “Frnil-a- 11191111 01 1119 ‘V1113 51119-11 110111191‘ “Ah" breathed Dawson, "that is 5's.» the wonderful fruit medicine. that breakfast dishes were left un~ moor that 5115,; ports m“; the young flmn.gaflygg" i5 nature's own rcrn- "$511911 111 11 50019 01 1111611611! 11$ man actually‘ went to the woods.as' u], _ thg intensified ‘uices 0f [$0011 119 1110 110115 119111 10l11111.1l11<1 they claimed. picked their berries “m1”, v, , figs an prunes, 111081111015- 11101111-‘1 111111 111010 11f" and (or some reason, abandoned bummed Vi,“ mn;cs_ [g ml] glve qualntanccs. hastened to Miss l-.l- their spojlsj"

you welcome and quick relief.

35a m; 50¢, g bo;_at all dealers.

Auction Sale

To be sold by public auction the ranch of Mr. Arthur Roper, .\ Edward Road. on Tuesday 16

November at 2 p. m. five breeding.

foxes. silver black. females) and four pups 2 females).

males, All foxes registered

Canadian National Live Stock Red “"3" 5° '°“'-"

cords. W. E. BENTLEY.

Liquidator. Fern Garden Black Fox Co. Ltd.

2630 11115i

SILVER FOX SKIN WANTED

"L50 good bright ellvcr skins each‘

week. Have them cleaned by o

expert cleaner and if your 86111119

price la in llne with tho quotations I will buy them. J. D. JENKINS.

mark

ZGM-UJZ-GI.

Kenneth Matheson

Estate

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To be aold by Public Auction on the premises at Cornwall on Thura- day the 25th day of November at 2 o'clock P. M., that fine farm of glxty-flve acres with dwelling house and two barns, etc., and a few im-

plemonts. hay mower. rake. eto-

' TM. l; In g aplendld community. near school and churches. May be

lnapeotfid any dly- ROBERT MATHESON.

Executor.

J. A; MacDONALD,

Auctioneer. .

MlcKlNNON a. McNElLL, Proctora. 2645-11-12-31.

PRIVATE SALE

One of the beat Dairy Farms on the laland oomprllllifl 21B acres. 160 clear, balance lumber and firewood. Only 4 mllea from Charlottetowml 11/4 from Unon Station. All land In

M611 State of cultivation being a The Annual General Meeting olytion, also painsln my right side over Grade V——1 lroue Arsenault 2 Verna Gorventt 2 Roy Wilson 3 dairy fa m for years. Well fenced the Children's Aid Society of, 111}"111Pi111i1ld0w_n my whole side into Antonin Gallant 3 Arthur Bernard. Joan Gorveutt -i Gilbort MaoDoug- and “rut orchard’ good um,“ chammetow" and o, a" panama myveelli. m aaddlt rtfarlygykear when (lrmio lV—~l Maricu.\.‘ Ilornnrd nil.) _ _ ‘ m‘, all MW guQ-buildlngg. Ideally Interested in the welfare of children: wouldhnewhgs L111" t1} 581g g 2 Beatioo Arst-nnult .. (yrlcu Ar- lullut ‘and Lot-korolml lrancls situated for potato growing. Tele- wlll be held In the clty Countll, my mother said $0 t: 811L103; I15 senaull. _ Murphy 1 Arnold MacDonald 3 Phone connection. Will ael! all o’ Chamber on the evening of Mond yl pinkhamva vegetable ampouYnd “i; Grade llli—l Caroline Arsenault Harold Belts 4 Brenton Currie.- pgrt, Apply on premises the 29th November, mat, at 8i "ved he, me years before I wok 2 Elvina (hamlet. pup-l Iltnnkin hiacbaine. WM. CARROLL, o'clock. , '

East Royalty-l

I4_25~.l1-2-tts ml.

MIGTIOII SIILE

AT UNION ROAD. THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 18th AT ONE OWSLOCK

roller my (arm, atflok. crop, Im- pl ' ante for aaie on above date. ck conaiaflng ofi-l General lmrpoaa mare 14 yeara, 1 driving mqh 10 yeara .1 mllch cow 5 yean due to freshen. 1 mllch cow 5 years and to (reohon April. '1 mllch cow o yaqra-duo to freshen In May. 1 milah cow 10 years due to freahen In May.1 purebred Holstein Bull 2 yearn, 1 Guernsey bull 8 monthl. 2 Guornaay vealvea. 1 Ayrahlro call. Crop-Quantity of hay, ate-aw, onto, mixed grain, potatoea and tun n

Also a rubber tlrad wagon, 1 box aldlgh (new), 1 axproaa wagon and other articlaa too numa u... to mention.

Terms at aalo.

..- ,__ W. R. IIYENTON, "*1! not lino

treatment, l felt treat relief. To-da)‘. 1 11111 perfect health and am proud to

(2 males,

lmolsture.

It seemed to the inwardly haras- ,sed, but outwardly calm lady of lthe house, that the entire town had [gathered on her doorstep to specu- ‘late upon the fact that her great? [niece and Danny Turner had not

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RINGS IN SO EASILY

Ie He, H" “ma, Bane, l-m sure’ heturned home from their berryirlg ‘- shy why? expedition of the previous IIILUI“. He: Sh: ring‘ in so can)“ i11°°11- land there's full berry pails not fawn,

It was the nwsL tiXClllIIl-Z happen-

_ _ off." pug in Drayburg since the

0111- He hurried on past.

519$ l0 Verify 11111 P1111101‘. l Ilis emphasis was subtle and his eyebrows spoke eloquently. “That is also proof." he continu-

‘ 111011 ed. "that the miscreants did not “'11? 1111011811 1119 101951 111 593191101 c-iope to the county seat to be mar-

tho lost ones. Aleanwhlle. Bliss fled, as we h, hrs, Su5,,,_.,.,e,|_~ Elsie could do no more than wall‘ “A5 yo“ shhhecthdf mapped 51,55 and pray for Dolls‘ safety, and he.‘ 1.1131,, fellow-towuslncn enjoying a sen:s:l-| "Bu; 3,1,; u_)hw_.;,,h_" h neighbor 1103518" the swim Dad wm "P111311: ill. "DIIIIIIII‘}"S car proves nothing. -' ' ' 9 ey cou d ave taken the trolley, 911111191113’ 1119 0"'011111g 1101019» M155 or even the train from Monmouth Elsie had not been nhrtned. Silo A 1' _ 1f | v Y, , l 1 _- _ MIGHT 1151-1’ was confident that Dodis and young 0:113: [rut-fishy y‘ m e‘ 0 pm m 1 Turner would already have been; “ytuyhe i, is,“ on their way back to town and who's with hm; would probably take refuge at the body else_ “Maybe h-S some 0,110,. hguze oiusonle friend near the edge]. fellow and Danny got onto it and 0 1 0 1' 089- .followed ‘em " T116 $101111 11811 ‘P101011 10711110-1 “What do you thiuk this is. ~ a 1111' “"1151 01 1110 511111111"- 11 1ali1unovie?" a mail nudged the speaker telephone wires low and the streets‘Significantly m,“ wi,,k,.,|_ bet-ante running rivers, impassable,- q),- chul-Seyv wawmn, Said. h,“ 101' 11 P111"- 3115-‘1 1915"?- 1101 “llxlfiwtliis is only surmise. We can only mounting with each slmv-dragglng Suspect {hm Danny is the he, N“. 110111" 1199f“ 11111111351 t 11 “'11: body actually saw them sct off to~ 111110511 0 0 9 0P 011° 01‘ 05911151 gether." He turned to bliss Elsiv, until the storm had spent its fln'_\'-;--Can yo" not .91] u$~ha5 h-Hh, 11111011 “'11s 1101 1111111 111101111’ 1101010 Miss Doris an—alt—adlnircr with dgwg- 111111111 11;!" 31111111111512 $11111; whom she might lluve——all~~\\'cll. ‘1 1-‘1 3111111 Y,.855‘11‘11§ 0111B .iu short, that you could suspect——" 02w" andiggzerrsthgtitfliizise Hrnéitselllffl “You all suspect u... luuch."snab- 11 11 110 0 - 1 - _ '11 ped ‘Bliss llllsie. “I Wish you‘d all 111111 1111111110 1° 10111111011103“! 11V go home and leave me bc. You 11110110 _ _ ‘ ‘stand around gossiping and insinu- -'\11(1 110“? 11 W11" 111119 0110011 "hating. And all the time sonu-thim: a bright morning and there was ncrterrlhlq may have llappc-lu-d to trace of Doris 0r young Dannyqhose two children," 111111013 _ b ‘ _ "I very rnllch fear it! I very I (Rd £13311“ finfilé<rh1lo1é1g1tfgé mluch ftlelar 1t! agreed Dawson sep- ‘015- ' ~ - u chera y. 1511119.“- “110 111111 1111711911 1° 11“? “l Miss Elsie gave him a venomous soon as the IIOWH went rouudJaid hwlkhhe game 100k whh Much ahand on her shoulder and said nushu woum ha". regarded a Shaka ‘ins ‘deepest target] b lin her petunia bed —anci ruarched ' ou mus e )f‘8\'€. ‘ee, some “m, the house_ 0110 01 1110 1191110119111 15 fPI11‘U111'11' Silo had not COIIII‘ out again 111i; 11° 1111111111‘ 11111111011111-‘1 d when a half-grown boy was seen 111311 11 “'9'” 5 5 1° 0 0w" running down the road. lie was 111° 511961 and P5115911 "1 1119 5111* the courier of glad tidings which

101:"? 911011511 1° 91101115 |he panted out breathlessly: ‘We found a trace of them. Dan-I l-They-re foundj’

uy's flivver‘s parked by the woods, “where?” a more of throats (1.3. manded. ' 1 “In u shelter Dany made out of a couple of saplings. Ho was a- sleep when we ran across them,

but she was eating blackberries as

mutants-town

Men familiar with the woods. hunters. professional and amateur. were already out beating

at‘ Ii. th

3; "Jack is a terrible back biler."

Danny 'I'ttrnl.-l' m,’ “Well why do you wear your

suggested some-

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"v/fliqpl‘ \\ A TO SEE STARS Q

Wiille: How can you see the stars In daytime?

Tommy (who knows): bump your head.

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Easy-

THE CHARLOTPETOWN GUARDIAN

Nine Mile Creek

Fair. held In Afton Hall, Sept. 2

iu this lair: Iuion, Cumberland and Fairview. CLASS LGRAINS.

Pt. 2. Wilma Gorveatt, Nine Mil Creek 3 John E. Campbell. Nin

Nine Mile Creek. Wheat-—1.

bell, Nine Allie Creek. all. Nine Mlle Creek. . view.

\ leu. CLASS ZP-ROOTS.

White, Ringwootl 2 Ivan

Rlngwood. 4. Milton MaoLaIue. Dakota Red Potatoes—l, John E

Campbell. Muclntyre Potatoes-l. Currie, Fairview 2 Lloyd Alchoru

Mlle Creek.

Turnips—l. Spurgeon

view ‘.5 Brenton Currie, Fairview. Carrots-d, Arthur Wilson, Now IIIIIIIIUII i! Itoy Wilson, New Dom- nulon 3 Edith Macliealz, Fairview g1. Carrie Gorveatt, Ringwood.

l Parsnips~1. Ray MacNeill, Nine Mile Creek 2 Carrie Gorveatt, Ringwooll (l wood -i Eileen White, Rlngwood.

CLASS 3.—-VEGETABLES. l (lrcen T0luat0es—1 Jenn Gor- lveal, Nine Mile Creek 2 Edith Mac- Lean. l~‘airvieu' 3 Mary MacLeau. Firvievv ~i J. Betta , Nine Mile Creek. l unions-l Gilbert lMuoDougall, 3;! John E. Campbell. ‘ cucumbers-l Eugene ‘VIIOII. I-‘airview 2. Olga White. | beets-l Carrie Gorveatt 2. Ar- thur Wilson 3 Milton MacLean 4 Olga White.

Cabbage-l Cumberland. . Pumpkin-l Eugene hluolflnuon L’ Roy Campbell.

l CLASS lV-FLOWERS.

Sweet Peas—1 Roy Wilson, New DOIIIIIIIOII 2 Austins Mutch, Ring- lvuoti 3 Arnold MacDonald 4 Mary Illat-Dougnll. . , Mixed I<‘Io\vers—1 Mary Mat-- Imugall 2 Ivan Wilson 3 Rue Mac- Neill.

Potted 'PIant——‘I_ Arnold Donald 2 Gilbert Mary MacDougall. l CLASS V-FRUIT Winter Apples—i. Norma Currie 2 Spurgeou Currie.

Full Apples-l Norma Currie, 2 Jimmie .Betts 3 Harriet Gorveatt 4 Spurgeon Currie. Plums-l Spurgeon Norma Currie.

Crab. Apples—1 Constance Cur- rie 2 Norma Currie.

CLASS m-CNNNING.

Vincent Murphy,

MBC-l MacDougall 3

Currie 2.

School Fair.

l-‘ollon-ing is a list oi the price] winners at Nine Mlle Creek Schooll

There were six schools took part

Nine Mile Creek, Rice Point. ‘Ringwood, New Dom-

Oats-l. Milton MacLaine, Rice

Milo Creek 4. Gilbert MacDougalL. Rankin MacLaIno 2. Nell MacDougaII. Rice Pt. 3. Lloyd Alchorn, Falrview 4. Roy Camp- Buckwheab-l. Gilbert MacDoug-' I Corn-l. Edith .\iacLcan, Fair- lBcans-l Edith lilacLean, Fair- Irish Cobbler Potatoes-l. Olga‘ Wilson, New Dominion 3. Austins. Mulch, Campbell, Nine Mile Creek 2 Roy Delmar

I-‘airvleiv 3 Mary MacLean, Fair- view ~i. Gilbert Alat-Dougull. Nine

Currie, Rlngwood 3. Brenton Currie, Fair- view 4. Eileen White, Ringwood.’ .\iangels—1. Edith MacLean, Fair-

Olga While, Ringo

MacKiu-I

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_ (‘of Health and

Miss‘ M. Becker. 113 David Sh, ‘ er, Ont., writea:—-"My sys- tem generally ntn down, I was nervous, tired, and aubjeet to head- lchea. I did not aleep well, bad neuralgia pains any body an

, appealing.

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strongest assurance that what you most: require.

atloceas. At hat l read of Dr. Chase's Nerve Food. tried one box of this, and noticed j was feeling better. S0 I kept on using them until I had takua nine boxes. By that time I felt like a new pcraon, could sleep and eat well, and was relieved ‘ oi’. all my old symptoms.

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used.

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3 Ella MacLaine 11 Margaret Mac-4 Jimmie Bells. b0011- I Art Work (Sl'.)-—1 Roy Wilson

Conlpositiom-Grados 7, 8. 9, and 2 Hazel Corbett 3 Alice ‘Walsh 4 10.-1 Hazel Corbett 2 Brenton Margaret; Belts _ Currie 3 Stella Murphy 4 Roy Wii- Art Work (Jr.)—1 Gilbert Mac- 5011. Dougali 2 Peter Doyle 3 John Bolts

Map of-P. E. L-Gradcs 3 and 4. 4 Art-bur WIISOII. ——l Muriol Watts 2 Francis Mur- Penmanship, (lrades 8 and 4.——1 2 uhy 3 Arthur Wilson. Margaret MacLeud 2 Arthur Wii- Map of South America-Grades son, 3 Harriet Gorveatt, 4 Elinor2 5 and 6—1 Vincent Murphy 2 Pet- Burdett. er lDoyle 4 Loretta Murphy. Map of North Amerlca-Gradesd Loretta Murphy 7, '8, 9 and 10.—1 Alice Walsh 2 Laiuo 3 John Bctts Stella Murphy 3 Mary MaoDougall Neill.

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.Ita.spberlies——1 Ruby Currie. GLASS Z-COOKING. Bread from Island Flour-l Lor-l etta Murphy. | Tea Biscuit-l Loretta Murphy 2 Burdens Mac-Lame, Rice Pt. 3.- Vorna Gorveatt 4 Ruby Currie. Sugar Cookies-I Doris Gorveatt 2 Ruby lCurrle 3 Austins. Mulch. | Gingersnaps-l Burdens Mac- Laine ‘2 Ruby Currie 3 Stella Mur- Phy- . .. Applie Pie-l Austins Mutch. Fudge——l Stella Murphy 2 Lor-l ottu Murphy 3 Austina Mutcil 4 Norma Currie.

CLASS 8.—SEWING AND KNITTING. Apron-d Stella Murphy 2 lLoret-.

icool as a cucumber. They‘ll here in n minute now." l There was silence. Miss Elsie

‘had hoard and she came nut. onto the veranda.

, Lydia L. Pink- hnm s Ve table Compound has done _ _ . _ for me. suffered very badly with. 110M111 <11 51- 111111011 5011001 101” dragging-down aim and iniiamma- 111E 111011111 0i 00101101":

Annual Meeting

two bottlesandlfoundlwas better, Grad” Hi1’ R08" "Mum 2 M". By Order,

H, t t - ~ rle A. (lullunt 2i inn-iv Amcnaull. w_ _|_ p_ McM||_|_AN' 1rd,; _ figlkfisrwg Jqgfiggfiésgvfiid- (lrntli: l~1 (Jnrlnt: Arsenuult 2 President. I ave had two more children si...él-'°“"1’11 Ganm“ "1 MUM Cormwr‘ Charlottetown, Nov. 10th. 1926. 111811 11nd (imperfectly we||_ “med 1Azutle Arscnaull. Leonard Arson. 3619.1; H.,S,,;i_ In have to he down two or three1 111111. Avis M111‘11111111. Juiiflllulillfl Creek School. times a day, and now] do all m ‘Arsenuull, Stanley (latllunl. Lucio , _ housework without trouble. I 11111170111110?- .

ways kee the Ve etable Com und ' l in the holihe as [(5rd a dose nogoand I helps me. lam willing for you to use this letter any way on see lit and I will answerletoers. Ifyl can help anyother woman I'd be only too glad

Enlily beClzllre.

5'- m :

lillérloll SALE

-—-—-—<0> 1 LOWER MONTAGU E

The fnllosving is the report of lam ‘lnatructed by Wellington

., _ Inwer Montague School tor the Muteh, Cymbrla. to sell on hia prom. ifizuléhailngrfi‘ V957,?“ HgUGHE°N1 ulonlh or (Jcwilor: lug, on Mgndgy, Nuygmbgr 15th, klmhewan " 00m aw’ as. (ill-tilt! X~—-l Vera (TOWIIII 2 Ina: the following: - ' Stewart- , rammed Sh,“ "o", "on"! cogvdgkliil E1££$1L1IGV§I%1i-ZIJZ' ‘Grade vni-1 an... Schi-rnier 2, 2y: ye", “d, gram," h, F”. (m, womelh Cameron Ailnear 3 Harvey Rosa. '

Grade Vl-1 Claude Mc-Pariano. 2 Della llluss II Greta Poole.

Gratie IV—I John Steele 2 Edna Bourke 3 Arthur Bourke.

Grade lll—l Helen Alken 2 Henrietta Boudreau 3 George Ed- munrls. ~

ruary 1 registered short horn cow - 8 you're old. freahena In June, ll ih-hbydnmmlu everywhua‘ c

registered short horn cow 5 years —- —-—--— -—-—-

out, "um", m Mun 1 and, "w" horn cow 4 yeara old, ‘l grade short M. A.

Dawson stood beside .- . roido-e inen—l ‘ - iraheabout-lorzware you put your wfllltlll Suffered Nearly 3 Year, her. I He folded his arms with de-befinlg Slvlllud Ihurphy lgaiegrgaiy He: Why. you said you admired Lydia l1. Pinkham’: Vegetable ‘e1-',ml',,“,,l|'|°'.'.',,,,- a, .-,.,,,- n,“ y,“ Murphy. ,1 hrgvg man, didn't you? c d B ." ' I p7, - ‘ '7‘ CLASS 9. -—~MANUAL TRAINING- omlmu will!‘ HG!‘ W‘ 1‘,‘.“°'T'n,,‘_ v ‘imm, , MisceIlanoous—-l Thomas Mur- m‘ "“‘_“ "'-—_- , 1 0 n u" ' y phy 2 Gilbert. MacDougalI. , _ _ l Mo“, J“, Suk___.. . —<“’” CLASS 10.—-LIVE STOCK CIuldren’s Aid Society uywuu yo’. what “m “mg” 51- 1111-11111" $011001

thur Wilson.

Milo Creek School. Arnold MacDonald

lonelier. 1_

rach 3 Lillian Darrach 4 Francis SCHOOL. Murphy.

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-—1. Jean C-orveatt 2 Rae MacNelll

Ia Murphy. Crocheting-l Imrctta Murphy 2 Stella Murphy.

AND POULTRY. Heller Calf (beef breedl-l Ar-

Heifer Callr (dairy broedl-l.

CLASS lL-OOLLECTIOMS. lVI"oeds—l Stella Murphy 2 Nlno

'Le8V8li_—-1 Gilbert MaoDougnll 2 3 Nino Mile

OLA-SS 12.—-SC HOOL WORK.

Exercise Book, (Grade 3 audi- Doris Currie 2 Margaret Dar-

Exorcise Book. (Grade 5 and 6i

"lad the fir! Kffolleno hobsi

Grade I (|t)——1 Eileen Taylor 2 Ralph (Joulnon.

Grade I lbl~l 2 John Bourke.

horn cow 8 yeara old. freahena in Jllli-IIFY. 3.younq Holstein rnllch, cowa,1 registered short horn bull‘ PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT AND 1" Years old 3 registered hort fit/lift 1181116?! '3 YUII‘. old, 1 driving AUDWOR Parker Alum“

gum,” qu-mny “Hm” u“ w.” Poole, iFliiaabeth Bourke. Claudia

‘o... uobkn‘ 798 Main 8L, Monoton, N. l.

Thtuiday the followlngl laturdayM-Ix ,. I ' ANQIR MoRA " Auotlenhar. 151141487“. ‘ .. .

McFar-lane. Helen Aitkon, Henri-

11111-11-“1111- *""’.'<'°"' '°°' ' Si‘; “$3.222. “"122.” ‘$359353 1 511131011"?- -muntls_ ' ' llll-lll-IHI- astral-Mme.

Reginald MacDonald, tecahor.

man 5 years old, ‘ldrlvln he", 4 Municipal and lualneaa Auditing, 1 A " 55h yearn old. 1 foal by ._.,.'....,., giProbate Aoeounta prepared for. 6'11"" .1 ‘°1—1 Th°°d°r° Mc‘ '2..".‘.'l..'i.‘.'2'.*..°.'..'."‘ ' gene and gander, 1 9s Lu“ hug. panning, Utility lnveatlgatlona and K""“°Y 7 1mm“ Mcxnrfwl wand ter wonkor. 1 potato digger, 1 Dominion income ax Return: pre- “"1?” A"‘“'-"1‘"°° 17°’ 111° 111M110 wloon, quantity or hay and pared. month.Anita Sohirmor, Greta

Manulac- lured IIYIIS.

Ilesl results in foxes and Iurs.

Box 446 Charlottetown, P. E. I.

This is the day of the healthy, athletic girl. are lacking in strength and energy and vitali can‘ turn to Dr. Chase's ‘Nerve Food wi

Secretary.

The Mark of Quality “IMPERIAL?

Stamped on every Fox tie...

Is your‘ guarantee ol highest quality fresh wholesome Iox loud which will produce

Insist on receiving “Imperial? lllen liberally anti regularly "anti ‘sums: is yours.

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