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DOMINION OF CANADA ' PROVINCE 0F PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND

n The Probate Court,

mu George v.. A. n., ms ‘

Ref-Estate of William McPher- n, late of Brodalbane in Queens County, in the said Province. de-~ ceased, restate. by the Honourable A. Harmer-man Warburron Sltrru-l‘ gate, Judge q! Probate. 8cm, (cc. t To the Sheriff of the flaunts‘. of] Queens County, or any Constable or, literate person within said County,

GREETPNG:- _

_ WHEREAS upon reatlinlftile pa? tltlon on file of John McKenzie‘, Matheson of Bradalhnlle aforesaid.‘ farther. the Executor of the above named estate praying that cl Cita- tion may be i: sued for the purpose hereafter set. forth: You are there- ioro hereby required to cite all per, sons interested in the said Lsinie to be and appear before lne u‘. a Pro- bate Court to be held in the Court, House in Charlottetown. ln Queen's. County. in the said Provinre on Wcdnestkty the eighth dzw ul Feb-__ ruury next. coming at the hour of» eleven o'clock, forcnoon. of the, same day to show cause if any they can why the accounts of (he said; ‘rlstato should not ‘be passed and the Estate closed as {MATEO for in said petition and on Motion of Donald), Mclilnnon, Proctor for the said Pc-; titloner. And l do hereby ortle- that, a true copy hereof be forthwith) published in some newspaper pub-I‘ llshed in Charlottetown aforesaid once in each week for pt. least four) consecutive weeks from the date! hereof and that a true copy hereof,‘ be forthwith posted in the follow-j ing public places respectfully. nam- ely in the hall of the Court House in Charlottetown aforesaid, in front of the l-lnll at Bradalbntle aiore-f said and in front of the Hall at, Fredericton in Queens County aforesaid so that all persons inter- ested in the said Estate as afore- said may have due notice thereof. iGven under my Hand and the Seal 0f the said LS. Court, this third day of January A. D. 1928 in the eighteenth year of His Maj- esty's reign. l tsgd.) A. n. WARBURTON - Judge of Probate 1712-1-7-541. 'Q1 l DOMINION OF CANADA PROVINCE 0F , PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND '

In The Probate Court,

18th George V. A.~.D., l027

In rtc-Esulc of Frederick ll.‘ Home, lute of Charlottetown in Queens County, in the said Province; deceased. testute. t

By the Honourable A. Banncrman Wurburtou, Surrogate, Judge of Probate, am, 8w. .

To the Sheriff of the County, of Queen's County, or any Constable or, lltlerute person within said County,‘

i GREETING: WHEREAS upon reading the peti-‘ tlou on flle of Annie llolmaluf Charlotte West, Amanda Taper and, Hooper Home all of Churlottctownj aforesaid, the Executors of the; above named estate praying that a, Citation may be issued for the pur-i pose hereafter set forth: You are] therefore hereby required to cite all persons interested In the said Es- tate to be and appear before me at a Probate Court 0o be held in the Court House in Charlottetown, in Queen's County, in the Said Prov- ince on Wednesday the first day of t February next, coming, at the hour. of eleven o'clock, forenoon, of the. some lily to show cause if any they, fill! why the accounts of the said‘ Bltuto should not be passed and the Elkh closed .08 prayed for ln sold petition and an; Motion of Donald McKin- nou. Proctor for the said Petitioner. Ami l do hereby order that a true uphill-col beforthwlth pllblilhlld ‘h some ucwspuper ,_ubli.shed. in Charlottetown aforesaid once in; Moll week for at least four com,’ leoutlve weeks from the dlte hereof "£151.; p, true copy hereof be forthwith" posted in the following public plnccrruspectfully, nlnnely In; flu Juli of the Couri- llouse in‘ Olllflottetmvn aforesaid. at or near m‘ city Weigh Scales and n. or f the Bunk of Nova Scotlu both _Blllrlotteiown aforesaid so f-hut, ‘potions interested In the said ,Bulo u aforesaid may have due‘ liotloo thereof. l ill. 3-) t Given‘ under my Hand and 2*,‘ ~ imam 0f’ nut “u court. " m‘ f

_ o pooeynlldr, A. Do DH, ll the lllhteentll year of 1m 1'1 (Ifll) I. W ‘ION’

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"Now-a-days more stockings are

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A LAST RESORT

Corporation Head: But, my dear man, your card said that you were a bootlcggcr.

Traveling Salesman". I had to take that on as a side line. That's the only way I could get entry to the big people tlicsc days.

“How did your Uncle Ned hap- pen to be a bachelor?"

“They didn't have oars when he was young." -

Barber (to little girl)? How would you like your hair cut today, Dottie?

Dorothy: If you

a hole in top like your-u!

SLOTHS DWELL IN TREES

“He's a veritable sloth-just all: around and talks about his family tree."

"Well, trees."

cloths always dwell in

"lie claims his Wlli! was inttatst‘ able, Your Honor, so he beat her into subjection with a golf cltlh."

“in how many strokes?" naked tlu- judge with some interest.

The First and Orl l Cold and Grip To let: Promo Sofa for more then n Quarter of glffifiilillfvfligim" "'2='.‘l’..'°l ‘(Mule in Cumin)

The box been this limnturo

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B! VIDA HURST

~00 l "Mr. Henderson started to pass .V.r. Grace's acsk and Mr. Crane said something. l0 him in alow voice which l did not understandfl. Mr. Henderson stopped as if the were surprised. .\nd Crane shouted, so that all of us in the offioo could hear: ‘Yul u-arnlng you, You leave llel- ulonq (r you'll damned well know what I mean." O U I

swift, pltylng

‘s direction. He

Sonic sent o e glance in Frank) _was leaning forward. His blue eyes had a desperate, straining ' look, Ill that tnouleut Sonia could

\

VJIRVG clawed the flesh from Berlin: {mottled race. ....'l‘bat he should, dare to throw ‘stlsplttlilll on her lov-. ur! it was litliculous! No one.’ would believe him. But the cor-l »oner was asking: “And what ‘was. jllr. Henderson’; reply?" , , "l-le said: ‘You're not responsible <1 for your remarks Just now, Frank- ‘lin. I shouldn't say any more if) ,1 were youf" ) t, "Vllhat dill he luean by uayingl (that Mr. Clan. was not respons-; lible?"

1 Bertie smiled. “lie may have re» Jeri-ed to Mr. (‘ranefs condition."

"Was Mr. Crane intoxitlted that‘ plfternooll?"

, “l would not say he was iuiox

jcatetl. He lllld been drinking." l

‘ PCbn-tinue your testimony.) 1‘ please." ‘,

‘ “At that moment Mills Marsh) mule up and they left the officel together."

"You mean?’

“Miss Marsh and Mr. l-lender-' t-son."

The room became filled with un-, uiercurrentc of excitement. icoroner, seated at his table, sway- lctl before Sfllllflfs eyes.

L; ‘Flu-n Jl-ll 'l‘hmnas

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KING COLE COFFEE Amost delightful Coflee and

a most attractive fin loo. Take llome the first one you see.

"Do you think I care?" _

was saying. "I'm very srrr)‘ this llutl to lla1_)pt:tl_ it is very unfortunate."

Site tlid not falter even tllclz. Hut when they wme oltislitle anti the leporters flashed their camer- as toward her, lilo first bitter rcal- izatiou came. They believed it. ull bf thenl. They thought her testimony had been true. Well, wasn't. it typical that she should be thought guilty of something she d not do?

She Shrugged and suggested that Fraukilr go on with tllo men from .. l

1 He called upon the other sales-mm 0mm

jlnen, who, reluctantly. uorrohorat-t, ied Bertieh story. Mr. lfllomas.‘

Yfiasir"! jalso. was forced to admit that ltt,

was true. Under gave the additional information that, ‘Prauklln Crane was subikct‘

no periodic drinking spells, that, n, aways knew Bertie nonuhuutnmmy..

But he cried. reproaohlully. "Su- uia, Tm going 'Wllll you.” He led the way to his oar. and

pressure he ‘after they hall driven away he said,

“My Heaven, they would have is~ Sued a. warrant again). tile."

=,he had been absent from the of-iwould injure you it he could"

lflce the day following (he qusrrel.|

Sonia could understand the drift ‘of the testimony. She realized ithat it was purely malicious on Ber- nie's part, but evidence was piling 3 She twisted her hands together ifranticully when Franklin was cal- ilcd for the second time.

“Mr. Crane, when you testified (the fllst time you did not tell all §you knew about this mutter."

‘ll did not think the words l had iwith Mr. Henderson in the office {had any bearing on his death."

, “He nlatie things look black," Franklin admitted. "Of course, l Ecould have cleared myself ll‘ it ‘jltmlc to a ttial. but it was a sorry’ filing to contemplate."

i "l couldn't huvc telltiuretl it, ‘Tmmtlin, l would have told tiny- _tlling." Her eyes filled with tears.

"You were wonderful, darling. You are always ivonllcrftil. but l did not dream you would sacrifice ‘YOUTBBIY like that. Yvu shouldn't have done it. l would have (le-

tlult ho could llzlvt- 1('lt'lll‘(’(l hilusttli‘, llut Slit‘ lltul St‘('ll Stark terror ill his eyes.

Slit! snlilctl, lunlorlztllly. Ill: was lllit‘ u little boy, whistling lli tile (kirk. She uudel-stnotl . . . . ..

l a o a

‘ In the tlftelnouu Sonia stml out .i'or tile tlpncls._ Starting l)lli'k iu lllsllllly 11S silo saw ltor own face. ntlmost smiling in bolu defiance. (Size WlLUELI as She read the things ‘they said about her.

“Beautiful Young Girl (it-lifetimes love it) Save llor Swovtlleart." “mltllils Spending Night ill invl-rk ‘Fllzttzkf "Ilovvlfic 'l‘ryst Exposed Yul. lllqutst." | i)ll_ well, SlIO should wnrly! ll was fuir enough. She didn't wunt ‘lllfilll to know tllc tlutll.

Ono headline sllouiietl, “Lover l/loll lo Save rlis Sweethearts That brought n bitter- rlnilo.

But with the second reading sht- llecunlo quite serious.

Every one ‘was going to believe lmr story just as tile Cfllflllel‘ hall ‘hclicrotl it. She would be forced ,:o explain to 1101' father anti moth- rr. (it scelnctl she ‘was always llulving tocxplaiu something to jtlluul, This was ' going to be ,ll:lrd, but she did not doubt that ll could be dong‘. "

i As for the rest of Muucio. let them think what they liked. "Fllcy lint] always suspected she would

l .. . . t , ‘ Y“ dial“? what“ “m” a‘ nied it but lknew they would tin something dishonorable. All

lstrange attitude on your part. lf Iyou had heard another mun threat- ‘cu him on (h: afternoon he met his death by til-owning. would not you have considered it pertinent?" i Franklin did not answer. Sonia icculll not bear :0 look at his face.

"Now, Mr. Crane. if this quarrel ‘has no bearini on this case it will be very easy or yc-u to prove an alibl. Give us a detailed account oi‘ every hour you spent on Thurs- day night from ll p. m. until Fri~ (lay morning."

Then Sonia knew that-lie was

think l was lying, It‘ 3.1m knew 110w II-love you for your lyrm/gry, Sonia! tr could kneel in the dust and kiss your feet."

1 ‘“~Notvset1se." she ‘stunted. drying‘

ller eyes.

Ho luau Wllfl with 1mm and pride 2n her. the car he kissed her hlilul.

l “Sonia Marsh, l lon- you DEBUT

than my own soul,"

j» She did not teply, Shc went lstraight to llm- rnmn ill the hotel and flung herself mi the bell. _ . How she hated Bertie! She tel:

When sllc slipptd from

light! She w uld at last justify (their susuiclol Then, for tllo lfiiut time—slle rcnlelnberetl Don! l (To Be Continued.)

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naught’ H's “yes me‘ he“ plead’ lllill rslie woultl scream if Sh]; pvt-r; 313° P- m-

iugly. As if rho could help, But what could she do’! She knew ,lle was innocent. He must know silo would ‘save him if she could. I “l spent the evening with Miss (310.1 sh." “The same Miss Marsh whom you warned Henderson to leave. alone?" . "l did not say so." “Wllat time (lid you leave there?" Ho hesitated. lle (altered, “About 1i . . . . . . .." | And than?" I “l won: to my shat-k in Lake county," Franklin declared, defiant- “How dill thorc. Mr. Crane?" "lu my t-ur. l rcllcllull tllorc tl littlt- alter 2 o'clock."

you go

plcsumc? Some one who out) cor- roborate your story?”

i "Unfortunately not. 'l alone."

wulli

l "Mr. Crane, will you explain your trl-tlsun [or drl/lng to Lake county at tnitlnigllt. of a week night to islet-p in u lonely shack?"

L Frflllklllkfl fact: was contracted with fear, It wlls llvid—gtlla'stly. I "llui llc crlotl, "l sec no necessity for t-xpluilllug my ciloico of sloop- ing quarters."

"it absolutely necessary llll- lcss yo wish B. wulruut lunuotl glguinet you in connection with the ‘(loath of Walter Henderson."

"No! No!" screamed Sonia, leap- ing to her feet. “l will tell you everything."

ller green eyes flashed firoullor- ile thought he could crush her with this malllclous testimony, dill he‘! She would show Bertie what it was to love. Silo llflod her head. ill- soleutly.

"You wish u) udtl to the testi- mony you have already given?"

"Yes. Mr. Crane. was with me on Thursday night. He dill not lcuvo me at l1 o'clock. l went with him to his shad; in Lake county."

"Where you remained all night?"

Her voice did not falter.

"Yes."

The atmosphere became electric. To Sonia it. scorned full of eyes, curious. smirking. indignant. . . . .. The coroner's voice sounded surl- tlenly flat.

"Very well, Miss Marsh. will he All." i

That

INSTAULMENT XXX.

When the inquest was over Franklin came to her before them all. '

0n shouldn't ‘have done it. So-

slnv him again. He lltttl forcctl he» to blacked her name in front cl‘ all of them.

I After the, verdict shin}. from tile room.

Bettie had

"Jollowed lllm with arrogant, eyes,‘

Bu’. lie tlttred not look at ilter- Mort» than that, Frahklill had iutllnatetl that the day's testimony would cost Bertie his position with lilt-

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