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would be wot through ittnt s I-‘orfour months Iptlfercd terribly I weld get no rcliel until I tried Fruit-a tives and Sootha Selva The first treatment lobe me relief

Altogether, I have used three

boxes of ‘Soothe Stairs' and two oi 'Fruit-a-tlvU',a|ld sm entirely wel '

G W HALL

Both these sterling remedies IN

sold bydesiersetiiocsbox 61°! $2 .»0, orsent on receipt of pnoe by Fruit-eftlves Limited, Ottawa

Fruit-e tivl” is also put api

trial also which sslh hr ills

NOTICE

The Hazelbrook Dairying Co. are

prepared io receive cream by team ,or by rail In the Murray Harbor line. Freight refunded on rail shipments. Prompt cash returns monthly. For further information see or write the Manager

my clothe!

A. W. JON ES.

_ Manager.

I-Iarelbrook.

1195-9-26/Mlmopd.

rltttttlts’ Nottctj

We are prepared to-buy any qtmnf

tlty of hogs on hoof, commencing Mon day 15th Sept paying highest market prices. '

We are buying Hogs every Wednes-

day at

Hunter River

Kensington

Albany Station

Sutnmerside Tuesdays at Vernon Station and

Murray River.

For information call

CANADIAN PACKING C0. LTD.

J. M. ROOP, Manager

Plant, Kensington Road

Phone 563. ? 947-9-15-Mtf. I

IN CIIANCERY

Before the Master of the Rolls.

Alice E. Jenkins, Adtuinistratt-ix, of Wallace W. Jenkins and otltt\r.»'.

-Cottiplainants

anti '

Arthur E. Jenkins and others,

-Defetttlants.

Pursuant to a Decretal Order made

in the above cause on the 12th thtyoi' September, (A.D. 1919) by Ilis Iiolttlt. the Master of the Rolls, I will :wt up and sell by Public .»\uction on th/ premises on Tuesday, the I-ith titty tr October (A.D. 1919) at 12 o'clor-It noon, ALL that parcel ot’ land in Georgetown, being Town Lot No. 9 it: 2nd range, Letter “A” ot' Town 1.oi.~ in Georgetown, to be sold in two tar cels, bounded as follows:

No. 1. Commencing on tho ‘.\'t\_<.

side of Kent Street in the Nortltf-.t.~' angle of Town Lot Number oigltt. 2ntI Range, Letter "A", thence North ation; Kent Street, thirty-six feet, tltt_>_t_it_:c ue right angles West t`orty-two fort. thence South parallel lim- with Kon: Street to the North side oi' Lot Num her eight, thence East along the sunt: to the place of commencement;

TOGETHER with il. ri :lit oi' vitly

twelve feet wide extending from tht- Northwest angle of the said desc:-ibctl lands along the North boundary there of to Kent Street for all put'post.-s.

No. 2. Comnlencing at a point in

the West side of Kent street thirty-six feet North of the Northeast angle ot Town Lot Number eight in the 2nd Range, Leiter "A," thence North ttloat.-_ Kent Street to tlte corner of Kent and Richmond Streets, thence Wt-st nlon:: the South side of Richmond Street eighty-four feet, thence nt right angles South one hundred and twenty ict-t or' to the North line of Lots fronting on Water Street, thence along said line forty-two feet, thence at right angles North thirty-six feet, thence at right angles East to the place of commence- ment reserving thereout to the oven- ers or occupiers for the time being ot the adjoining (No. 1) next hcrcinbe- fore described, parcel of said Town Lot No. 9 a right uf way for all pttr- poses twelve feet vtide, extending ov- er the South aide thereof front the Southwest comer thereof liastw:trd|_\ to Kent Street. The last tit-st-ribt~t| part of said Town bot No. 9 is sold subject to the existing tenancy of the Canadian Bank of Commerce of the Enstem. part of the ground floor of the large tenement situate thereon. as the same is now in tlte occupation ol'

the said Bank.

ALSO Town Lot. No. 11 in the lst

Range, Letter “B," of Town Lots in Georgetown. This lot will be sold in two parcels (Eastern and Western) each parcel having a front on Rich- mond Street of 42 feet and running blck South therefrom by parallel lin-

e's 120 feet.

ALSO Town Lot No, 10 in the 3rd

Range, Letter "A" of Town Lots in

Georgetown aforesaid?

Also that tract of land, parcel of

the Reserved lands adjoining the Town of Georgetown. bounded: On the South by the Burnt Point Road., on the West by land in possession off Angus McPhee, on the North by ihc Cardigan Bond and on the East by

land ln possession of John llnnnnn.

The said lands shall be sold froo

from incumbrances and freed anti

cleared from all every the estate

P

and interest there] of the gap] Alice board. Transportation refunded after E. Jenkins and discharged from all three months work.

her claim of dovier therein.

The sale- will be confirmed by the different ,lines on straight salary or

Court of Chancery without expense to Commission basis.

Uliifdi one at nie. ” ,o

,A_D£teo_ | nut any ot ssptemsgr,

A. ii. wanstnrron,

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Friday 7.30 a. m.

Leave Pltarlottetown for East Riv-

sr

Si y _ _ .

Leave (fliarlottetown for West R v-

or

125-9-30Mlw".

ti ' _ ,For further infomation and _._ full

CWCISOQHOC

SANDRA TIIII .IEALDUS ily lane Phelps

Q

SANDRA I8 IMPRESSED

CHAPTER LXXXII

When l had reached my \'0°m

stood before the dressins time w

a book intl sat down to read

ithough I really was tired

a

Il the tune would come when I WOUI dare as much as had Leola And the he would worship me

paragraph

of past happiness happiness that (‘

quoted was talking. .

of

lt:tppittcss° * ° * * "

of

power of loving had gone also?

I felt that perhaps at last I ha

itltliil`erenc.; to me. He had lost tll

hu iness-Leola

iii fcttr Irma Barton. Even if he wer tt

til” :tl

being entertained, whllel sa

one with tio company hut books

\,_..

rit ,.f fu

Fil

my knowlctlge of his powers o

tion when he chose.

Il tt`

il \'.'

t he expected to'hold so brillian

\votnan because ite wanted a family

iletty broke in upon nty musings

H...

that all traces of tears were gone..

hi tn

lt ouottglt to call.

Il

I tiesretttleal the stairs.

tv-ttt:~.t~i»<t=~,1 ‘ts I entered tlte library.

“\\'ltat is " I asked saucily, “Allow

to fitttl him.”

-_°

Time Table “S. S. Tussle”

In Effect Oct. lst.

_m _. ' 0

onday 1 p. m.

ittesday, 7 a. m.

Leave East River for Charlottetown

Friday 2 p. m. Leave West River for Charlottetown turdtt 7 30:1 m

Saturday 2 p. m.

.

Employmen f Service of Canada

LOCAL OFFICE:

Market Building-Charlottetown

Phone 714

'WANTED

37 MEN WANTED for Fishery

Branch oi’ Dept. of Naval Service for Maritime Provinces. Applicants must have good education and not over 35 years of age. Returned Soldiers pre- ferred. Salary $1020 pen annum.

t.Auon.slt.e wAN'ri~:o` for con-

struction work. Wages $3 per day; :also good openings for brick-layers :ind carpenters.

250 men for work in Lumber woods

Wages $80 to $70 er month anti

-SALESMEN WANTED to handle

pomnsrtc new came--Mats r Female. No charge to Employer or Applic- nt.

_ iculars apply to “'

IQQQQOUO*

Q-OOOCIOOOCCIIOU

lped the tears from my WGS. 1001(

would not obey him and B0 ¢0 bed

Lcola had tlettctt htm and he had worshipped her I too would defy tm as in ns 1 dared-now Perhaps

I read in n desultory way until

my atten ion was attracted by this

Some souls' it said have the

power of merging themselves in ano ther, and \~ hen the other is gone tho power of lov ng is gone too One is then compelled to live in the memory

the closing Phrase referred to the person in thc- story to whom the one

I reall :ind re~read -the paragraph “\Vltett the other is gone the power loving is gone too. One is com-

pelled to live in the memory of past]

Was this true of Everett? Had his

soul been so merged with the soul

lmola that when she had gone his

found a solution of Everett‘s seeming

power of loving when he lost his

PD ~ - But if this were so, I had no reason fear another woman; and I did

ut in love with lter, Everett ‘had no riglu: to be with her, entertaining

Often. too, when we were alone lt”

.ts tired from the labors of the day or so he said. I always felt ir- tttcti when this was so, because

sriuatinlg others with his conver-

.»\s I thought of this I was angry nd humiliated. Of course I could

tuau's interest. It ntust be trite hut tltcy all said-hc. had married ti

yottug, tt very _young and healthy

“.\Ir. Kemp is calling," she told

Ono glance at the nrirror told me

"I will b,. down at once. Show tu into tlte library." Just for a mo cnt I recalled what Everett had

sttitl abou: receiving Walter Kemp. but only for a moment. My only feeling was one of delight that he ntl remembered me, had caretl

“I will sec him - just as Leola

wottld!” I whispered to myself when gain a stray feeling that Everett tvottht not approve swept over me as

"This is so gootl of you,” Kemp

lug _vou to entertain me when I was bored to death by my own society."

“.\Ir.. Graham is not at 'hotne?"

Then, after a second. “I had hoped

Att etttbnrrassed flush - made my

Lotte Charlottetown for rwell

Leave Orwell for Charlottetown

Leave Charlottetown for Orwell

Tuesday 2 p. m.

Leave Charlottetown for Victorltt ednesday 7 a. m. returning to Char-

lottetown same day.

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TANFIELD S Unshrznkable

Underwear gives you every

_...I ...-_.,,t..t-., .., ...._~» 0. » thing that any other underwear

can give you. StanfieId’s gives

' you' some things that no other

. underwear can give you. And _ you pay only what absolutely , unshrinkable underwear-made

of the finest material in' the

world -is worth. 'All good

dealers sell Stan/:t°eld’s. '

Made in Coml>_t`naIt'ons and Two-Piece Suils in full lengllt,

I knee and elbow lengllt, and sleeveless, for Men andvu/amen.

» Slat;/t°cld’s Acliuslable Combinations and Sleepers for growing Children. (Palcnfcrl ' _ UI*

_ _b--»p1_-/ 155°-;t. sb-»-get do--nt -M-ttf. --td JIHTICIS SIl`€l`ll1Ol.‘i$ \N@8.`l‘*

Sianiield’s Limited, i

Truro, N.S.

_W .

lux' oltl Itotttc this :tft-'-rttoltt. nnu like all litlsy men Mr. Grahatn found ttttttierg that ttoctlcd his nttctttltrtt ’ vet :tltll.ott_t:h I had spoitctt gllbly, I had tt i`f:cli:lg that \\`ztltt.\r Kemp tlltl not at-cept my ext-ust-. My Wscnllllelli at:a.`u.~'t i\jvt»t‘t=t.t iut‘t‘cust-tl.

But l soon forgot l<Jvct'cit ill lis-

totliut.: to tho airy persii`l1\iZ0 Of 1l\.\' caller. llis brilliant dark eyes looked tlowlt, into mine with the sgztttc ttdtniratlott in 1110111 I had S90" thu' day when he lifted mo from the dusty road after our accident.

llow I cudgelletl my lirztin in vaitt

for witty' rcp::t'Lt‘e' with \\'hit~lt to reply to his nottscttse. But he scotti- ctl to be szttisiiotl and soon I was chatting of ttl_v visit ltotuc, my de- light in infecting all nty oh] friends. and tlte` pztt-ty mother gave tho night belorn we left.

“Olt. that I might have been

there" he said with mock regret. “Atn I never to have a dance with you?" '

“li wc meet at sotne private house,

yes," I answered in the saute careless touc. “But Everett - my husband

' docs not approve of my dancing in

public plttccs with tnyone but him- anti that not often.

“i tlon‘t wonder Ile is afrain of

losing you. Ii you belonged to me, ll would buy a desert island, t\nd‘ lock you up on it.” _

“Olt, ho \vdreadful"' Tltcn to ease

the sitttatiou. I asked: “Shall we go ittto the tuttsitj rotn Would you like sotue tuttsit:'."' Ile rose and followed willingly cuottelt. Then as I switched on the light he said:

"I sec you ltavc tt victrola. We can

have tt <lttt.t-,. torgetlter right now," :Intl without waiting ho opened the mttrltitlc :tml :tdjtlstod a popular fox

trot.

~Tomo2’row--Kemp lis forbidden this house.

DOMINION Of- CANADA

Province of Prince Edward Island,

City of ChttFlotteto\vn,

Before Kenneth .). Mtlrtin, Esquire,

the Stipeutlittry Magistrate for the Ciby of (`.lt:tt'Iitt:t>\\'Ii. _F

TAKF N()'l`lt‘F. tltzlt I-lis Ilonor thcl

Stipentlltttgv l\I:lgistr:tte of the City of‘ Charlottt-town has by virttttle of thc power and atttllority ltt him vested byt thc Statute of the General Assembly

of tho Island cntitlcd:- ¢

"An Act to (‘ottsoltd:tte and amentl‘

the several arts ittcot'poruting the City of Charlottetown" ordered and appointed that Wednesday the Sth day oi’ October. A. D., 1919 be the day set down forhearlng all appeals made to him for the pilecetling Valuation As- sessment of rates imposed or author- ized by the City Council oi! the city, and that on aug: day and daily Ihcre- after, until all ch appeals have been heard at the h‘our of ten o'clock in the iorenoon, in the City Police Court, in

the City Hall in Charlottexwn, nfore-. said all such appeals wil be heard W

and finally determined by him. P.

an .fi

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IUPERINTINDINT I

6l'i trams will tutt .ts follows -

1/EST._

Daily except Sunday will- leave

t`harlotteto\vn 6.25 o. »»m. arrive Bor- den 8.45 a.` m., Suttmierside 9.20 a. zu. returning leave Borden 4,10 p. ut. arrive Sumtnerside 6.05 p. nl. tlturlottetown 6.35 p. m. -Daily except Sunday leave Char- lottrtotvn 12.40 p. tu. arrive Summer- ._-itlc_1I.35 n. m. » _

Daily except Sunday leave Char-

lottetown 2.45 p. nt. arrive Summer- sitio 6.05 p. in. Tigttish 9.45 p. nt.

Daily except Sunday, leave Tignish .35 a. tn. arrive Summerslde 9.00 _ ln. Cltarlottetowtt 12.40 p. m. Daily except Sunday leave Tignish .15 a. m. arrive Summersitle 1.35 _ tu. leave Sutnnterside 3.20 p. m. rrive Borden 6.10 p. m. connecting at Elttoraltl with train -from Borden and arriving Charlottetown 6.35 p. Ill.

Dztilv except Sunday leave Summer-

sidc 6.45 a. tn. arrive Charlottetown 10140 a. m. Passengers for Mainland i.-y this train, clttutge cars at Enter- :tid Junction, arrive Borden 8.45 a. nt.

<‘o ntneut-ing ‘VIond'ty, October 6th,

t

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'f7‘\l»*i'5r,

EAST _

Drill; cicept Sunday leave Char-

lottetown 6.50 a. nt. arrive Mt. Stew- art. 8.45 a. ni. Georgetown 11.30 tt. tu. Souris 11.25 a. m.; returning leave Souris 1.15 p. nt. Georgetown i00 p. tu. Mt. Stewart 4.15 p. nt. ztrrivo Charlottetown 5.50 p. ni.

Daily except |Sunrlay leave Eltnirri

5.35 tt. nt. Souris 6.55 a. m. George town 6.45 a. tn. Mt. Stewart 8.45 a. nt. arrive Charlottetown 10.00 a. nt. returning leave Charlottetowln 3.05f p. nt. arrive Mt. Stewart 4.15 p. tn. Georgetown 6.00 p. nt. Souris 6.05 p. m. Elmira 7.20 p. m. _

SOUTH:- `

Daily except Saturady and Sunday

leave Murray Harbor 6.45 a. nl. ar- rive Charlottetown _10.40 a. tn; re- turning leave Charlottetown 3.30 p. tn. arrive Murray Harbor 7.25 p. In.

Satttrdtty only leave Murray Har-,

bor 7.20 u. m. arrive Charlottetown 10.05 a. m.; returning leave Char- lottetown 4.00 p. m. arrive Murray Harbor 6.45 p. m. ' DISTRICT PASSENGER AGENT'S

OFFICE 4

Charlottetown. P. E. Island

FARM FOR SALE

Desirable shore farm 100 acres of

land situated at North Rustico well tvateretl in good state of cultivation.

Fttrtlter particttlttrs apply to

REDOLPH G. F-LEMING

North Rustico, P. E. I.

1340-1_0-flM3ipd. '

i2h’towtt Btutd of Trade

The regular quttrterly meeting of

this Board will ht- held in the Boartl of Tradc Iluottts. Market Builtllng on Wednestltty evening, October Silt at tl o'clock. V

WALLACE L; HIGGINS,

Scct'ctalry”iTret'u-turcr.

15S8<1043lil3i. ` _

Returned Soldiers.

All rcturnctl soltlic_r.i or depentlenis|

Dry mm° 5 Y- DIUYGI. kitchen bedroom dining room

Dated this 25th defy of September | ' | e d I f ' ' _ I ' 1' 'II A- 1>-»1°1°- ‘ ' - ' §§i.§.'}.‘..T.’I.’I§Z.°1‘§”.'... ’E°;.f2iZ“°i-’?.. 222 J-`~»»-”.‘li.‘I.’... .‘.'.l.“’€.i'.’°'..t.'.°'..’.‘.'.‘?";‘3' WN DIWIE3 C0- I/|`D» ~i . Vnosr. vsutnsnsrtus, I’ _ 1-mm, ,,¢ ,,,,,,, ' ° ~

' Collector of said City'“"h\’°1" 0°°d° CV- lyme st- '7°I“|» DANlEL _ H i I ' ' ‘ -' ‘- , ` "1 "~ “*"`""' ' N' lf' __ sas! _ I revel* °"v°.I°|_l.9wAR°.' t E' M’ ‘

,lass-io-mst. ~ _...at si ry Jliutistratstssa toe-meat. ~ if i

__ .°Ws= -~ ._ * . ~ , 'ir “rr ‘~- ~' -.3 ‘3“°l"?ff'."'- A For Prince Edward

t ,_ #_ _ . ._ :.2 ',‘ "elf" .', "M _ __ __ I - _ 4 . , . - I L-- -- -- »--»-- ~ »-.-.:`_..... .__. '~ I _tt ';: ,..;_.`.§ I

'Y ' '~ wif " 4 ~ ' ' '. tt ~~ I st. '.. _.pf I' -4. `-_'t.'..,u,-..,,-I ,- r”’,.f.-. . __. 1 t"tI.j I ->-'~ ., rr' '._»z=t‘ ’»,-*'» .. ‘ -'I ' ~.- _--.~.‘t»--.' "”~‘ ._ t' » lf’-1 -fi -'lt ..r._'. I’ ‘ "“-JeMtII_rl£*;.nf,¢.,1-,`3,'».

For Sale '

Offers will he received for ilte pur-

chase of the large store and ware- houses, etc. situated at Kinross, anti occupied by J. F. Ross. This busi- ness was, esttiblished over fifty years ago and still offers grand possibilities

I

for a new _man. Also, for,purcltase large dwelling house. There is In connection with this business a large Post 0'i‘Il_cs paying a nice salary.

Apply lo,

J. F. ROSS, ' Kinross.

890-9-12EFrIta9ipd.

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AUCTION SALE

Grand opportunity to hily an excel-.

lent business stand and small farnt.t The undersigned will sell by public

whose wttr service gratuity checks, U t h| 1 _'

are overdue arc ttskctl to correspond , :lgfesoxgf xfmm :,np|:3I:,|?§iE,,g“:H;?;l_`c°,?,§_i v;__ttltvD. IF. 'I‘i_crtte_v. W-_Secretary G. I 1,,-gains dwamng house ,md 'store ,mdt

. . ., ('t - '

nrloite own stating h

date of enlistment and discharge and ,' :.§:;h$::g_ ';§;;c};€(;'n:l;gx“ml:g:r3t|g N _ _ _ _ . .. . total amount of gratuity ,or post dis-‘wEDNE3f.Ay th, 51-H october at --'_.l_._ I _ . _ ._ charge pay received to dpte. one gtetock p_ m_ The follow,”

ggttctit 1-_t-fihntoaute str.. wut 01.5. Until fur_ther`noticc our a ents will receive good :fe

Fttrzoll of Cornwall, to sell by uuo’ tion on ht~4 premises on Thursday,I Otioller Situ, 1919 .tt 1 o‘cIock P m

(li stormy the sale will be held on

Saturday at some hour.)

'STOCK-1 farm mare 9 years old.

2 good milk cows with calf. 2 young cattle. Hens--16 Plymouth Rock hensf

IMPLEMENTS-Wood sleigh, _pung

sleigh, driving sleigh, single plow, spike harrow. spring tooth barrow, cart, truck and frame, truck wagon, express wagon, hill!!-BY. ~

F_ ' "Y 1 [_ _ ~ ..m_ ,_ 1 '..:_r‘_..i_' ee " ""'“"' ' »-3 fort-' lutrnjos I replied: _ I _ ‘ ' = CROP-Quality of wheat, `siraw

tt CANADIAN NATIONAL RAILWAY AUCTION SALE

Change of Time---P E Island Division 1..... ...t...?tT.t‘... M. 1.1..

IIARNFJSS-1 set driving harness,

cart saddle 'ind brceching, collars and lmtucx, pt leather traces, 2 hunk chains

IIOUSEIIOLD FURNITURE - cooking stoves, hall stove, organ, kitchen, betltootn attd dining room furniture, fine lot of hooked mats, wash tub and wringer, dishes and a lot of other articles too numerous to mention.

TERMS-All sums of $5.00 and

under, cash: over that amount 12 months credit on approved joint notes 6 per cent. off for cash.

PETER BRODIE,

Auctioneer.

, lungs and heart, attached 1. tton:---

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Charlottetown, 180-250, 19 19 1-2c at Charlottetown.

5 Davis ,&

- " “ffl ... gs

Dressed Hogs Wanted

~ _ We are now receiving dressed hogs, paying _ the following for good quality, with organs, liver, _

for Government Inspec-

110-180, 2Oc f. o. b. country points; 20 1-2c at

c f. o. b. country points,

_ Heavier grades will be taken soon as w eaihe . ts cool enough to handle them.’ t _

Hogssliottld be killed on cool 'days only, and

-_ allowed to hang twenty-four hours, so as to be _ - THOROUGHLY CHILLED BEFORE SHIPPING;

. 'Before selling your hogs elsewhere see us or ‘

our buyers at all shipping centres, _

_ FR ASER,

‘ _ Charlottetown, P. E. I.`

E* T- -

Live I'Iog`s Wanted

`f'-~rt._s'-~.=r" '

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0n“§h‘}ly“ms§_ 3:3150 vlvimffreshened ___ hogs at the different point as follows -

- A st), t , l - . l ` ,,,§'§f“o,,,,“,§§, °,',‘,§m§*,1fs_“,u‘},‘1',§‘;‘\}f‘¥,_§’\f, All points West of Summerside and Eastof Charlotte ‘ . 1 . ., gilementtz, Standard Cream Separato|~,lt0WIl Oil Thursday Of €8CI”l Week at K(-3IlSIl1gl0ll, fligtown'

~__ sto. mary new), t tt ‘ ‘ ' ~ -

Experienced snicsms ac uaint 'mlm Mtv. household rlltfrnillggonla Emerald’ Hunter River and Alban Oil Frida Of 08 W

'V " °" °' “'-we t tl t kf l'~ y Y. `°ll` _-¢i=|f¢~

nh d h d t d I ctcattts prtttctpuiy pin... n,,¢.,,,,,|,,,,, _wan goo s oc or.v_vttch_we will pa in hespmmtked E.gI;I‘t§tfd.an A ml wale nliiatelor M°n“"°I" "'“1K0» Bale 'burner 8 other Willie. y g ' /

t£~»tt'.1.i./ mini. all atm

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