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Also SHORTS _ Matinee Monduy ond Wednesday 3:30

LAST SHOWING TONlCGHi BONITA GRANVILLE in "SENORA FROM THE WEST" '

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RIMEMBRANCI H0ll0WWlRE~A New Porferfion in Silverplufel Harmonircs with many popular flatware patterns -— platc or sterling. Oval meat platter. $52.50. \\"cll-antl-ttcc plotter, H750. Gravy boat and troy, $37.50. \‘(’.ttcr piuhcr, $375M. (iovcrctl venerable dish, $57.50. Ssh and yqwper shttkers, $10 (It). Other pieces also available.

18%?’ HUGHES BROS. . 100:1 ﬂmdamau; Wtutuﬂea

MAGNIFICENT FLATWARE

A glorious new pattern in Canada's Finest Silverplate—-1847 Rogers Bros. --Modetn in spirit-Romantic in mood. Each piece .1 mastdrpiccc of design and workmanship‘.

Heavily silverplated, beautifully propor- tioned, with the look and feel of solid silver. A pattern that goes beautifully with either modern or traditional pos-

sessions. ,

PliPllECE SEm/lCEchFOR EIGHT ll ﬁll VIIIGIY VII Ol|

An ideal starring service. Eight 6~pie¢e plate lettings, four essential serving pints. Price includes chem

Brace, McKay & 60., Limited .

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Rural Adventure

B! Cameron Duckery '

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t Lotus agreed, but. not withoutl a sense of guilt. To her dzstznay. she realized that already she was beginning to fall under the spell of Chloe's ebullient personality. "I should like to see your gowns," Chloe continued. “Susie- bellei Busidbelle!" she called im- periously; then, as the girl paddetl in silently, "Bring Ms: Kirlonmn’: baggage een hetre.” ‘ Shortly the two bags were de- posited at her feet and she watch- ed eagerly as Lotus opened them. The younger woman thought the whole proceeding strange. but as she was in no position to show resentment, s-he made the best of it. sorting over her wardrobe and» at last holding up a, white piquel for Chloe's inspection.

"That it t-re; chic," Mamoello admitted, “but it weel not do for the Cafe Duval, Rosa, You see, we cater to the sailors and dock- hands, and when they come here after a hard day's wotrk or the long voyage. they want. to nee sometheeng of a woman besidos her face. You comprehend, non?"

So Mamselle Chloe W88 s, busi- ness ucman‘ after all!

The Caie Duval was on a nar- row lane between Gallatn Street and the docks. Formerly the slave‘ quarters of an enotrmous old house: of which Chloe's present abode] was ntnv a part. it was simply one! great hlgh-ccillnged rocm will al gallery runnng around three ca" at the second-story level. Across one side a long batr extended. Be-i hind the gallery were narrow slits, of windows, with fancy iron bars nvhl-tlt had once cffvctvely pro-l

To Lotus, who had spent. the afternoon going over her songs with the four-piece Negro clrches-t. tra. the place see-med shabby at best, with its small tables strewn {lYOUlld the room, chairs p led on. cosh other and a rheumy old Ncgress on hcr lulnds and knees, scrubbing the flour.

But now as it drew close ‘to eleven o'clock. the atmosphere of the notorious cafe seemed to change magically. ‘

A: Lotus Ames stood iwaitng fro‘ her cue, all the myriad sounds of the Cafe Duvnl rose tn assault. hcr straining catrs.

The brittle clatter of bottles and glasses and litt- henrty, ribnld‘ lztughlct" of Josephus. tho barten- flﬂl‘, as he joked with the salorsl and their ill-clad, under-nourished wcmcn.

There was something ititrigu ng and mysterious about lilo babble of scund - the oaths and high-l pitt-‘Jcd giggles -v somctling thati bt-ckonoti l!) her as she stocd there in hot" giddlly sparking sequitmsl, unit-t creamy magnolia blossom‘ thrust inhcr dzztrk ltair, _

Triton the ﬁghts dimmed, the piano player made n qu ck, sharp, gesture, and she stopped out into‘

Auction Sale

AT MALPEQUE

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I will st-ll by auction on Tues- day, Oct. 21. beginning at l2 Noon: two work horses; 10 milch cows, due to freshen in early winter; eight cattle, Z 1-2 years old; eight cattle, 1 1-2 years old; two calves; one brood sow, bred to furrow Doc. l0; ten pigs, two month! old; 150 feet boards and a quantity of mixed lumber; several milk and cream cans.

Furniture: Dining room tulle; two bedroom suites; several chests of drawers, and occasional chairs; four extra tables; one dozen kitch- en chairs; four rugs; kitchen range, Enterprise; buss-burner; two small living room stoves; a quantity of dishes and cooking utensils, and all small nrtlolea‘ found in a large, "ell-equipped home. _

TERMS CASH.

If day i| unfit solo on nut line day. . JAMES MONTGOMERY. IIUGII F. MORRISON,

LARGE CLEARING

AUCTION SALE

AT BRADALBANE

l hove been instructed by John Todd to dell by Auction on Tues- dly. Oct. 28th, beginning at l! noon.

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His farm contalnlng 68 more! of fertile land, buildings in good ro- pnln-Thh property is well fenced and watered, and lo 1 mile diltlnt from Brndllbane Station. Also 2 work hot-sen, ti mltch cowl, 2 lteers, 3 spring calves, 5 sheep, 8 hogs, hens and ducks. Crow-Quantity hly, lttaw, 250 atooko of grain, 100 bul. onto, K mro turnips and vegetables. l

Implementm-Blnder, threshing

vented any attempts at escape. in

CAMEO

Saturday Matinee 8J0. Evening 7.00 - 9.15

‘Ginger Rogers. Dnvld Niven 1nd

Burgess Meredith In

‘MAGNIFICENT DOLL“ Alno Serial and News. a circle ofblue Light.

A low chord surged from the piano and in heir golden. throoty oontralto lotus poured forth the deeply haunting retain o! I mod- ern ballad.

As she sang. the laughter and tho chatter died, until It the 50c- 0nd chorus they were listening raptly and the last poignant note

was greeted with stomps and nvhis- '

ties. Again and Again they de- manded more, until Iznnlly Chloe Duval dtrow Lotus aside, at. the same time wiping away g denti- mental tear.

"Ah, Ross, you have I. ‘good voice - too good for the Cole Duvol. Someone wee! tako you arwoy frcm, me."

Lotus mingled with the crowd then and they welcomed her with generous praloo and equally gen eroul offers to buy hor u drink. They were o tough, outapokon class of men, quick to engage in a fight and as quick to make ftrnends. She kept her ears open,‘ but most o! the tolk seemed to be

hilarious adventures during shore leave or tales of ships and tyrannical skippers. '

While she was listening to a gorrulous dockhand, Mamsrlle catme and Joined them. She ro- mulncd standing, however, her btrigtht carmined fingers resting

Ion the workman‘; shoulders as she

joked with him. A waiter appeared suddenly at Lotus’ side and handed her a

e: “Your voice deserves o more appreciative critic, Won't you join our party? - An Admirer."

Lotus eyied the waiter. “Who bave you th‘s?”

"The gentleman in the white suit."

There was deference in his tone. He was a, w.ry little Frenchman, and in the manner of his race, he gesturely slmrply, pointing his old-fashioned goatee in the di- 'recton of the table Lotus hnd nbsrrved carter in the evening. It was obvious that he had been well tipped.

As she thanked hitm and turned back, she was amazed to see that Chloe Duval had poked up the note and was studying ii. While her eyes moved along the wards, they sec-med to harden until they

FARMERS

HIGHEST MARKET PRICES FOR‘

Certified Grader of your Service

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SMALLMAIPS l

LIMITED sumvusasto:

PLEASANT CIRCLE INSTITUTE

The September meeting of Plus- ant Cltrcle Institute, rural Albany. was held at the home of Mrs- E- Gamble with nirte members and one visitor present. The finished dresses for the Red Cross were brought th wath little sift» to so with H1601. The members were grateful i0 Mtrs. Hugh Gamble and Mrs. Elmer Gamble for cutting out twelve of the dresses and pontes. The school committee reported the

ond dust pan. Mrs. A. Keoug-h and Mrs. A. MrtcKay were appointed on the school committee and Mrs. L. Cameron and Mrs. E. Gamble on the sick committee.

It was moved by Mrs. Sherry and seconded by Mrs. G. MacKay that 85-00 he sent to the Salvation Army appeal, It was deeded to put on a bean supper in the school and ask the distirict to help with the SUD- per. It ‘was moved by Mrs. G. Muc- Kay and seconded by Mrs. A. Moo- Kny that the Institute pay Prof. Jones for two months to tench mgr“; 1n the school. Collection gmqumtcd to 70 cents. Lunch was served by the hostess assisted by Mrs. A. Keough and the meeilng adjourned.

REBUR LT, RE-RXZED

‘Iihe lteavily-bc-mbed German city

acquired the cold, br ght gleam of obsidian. The powrler-caked lines around her mouth deepened.

(To be continued)

three countries to robuld.

of Mudrzettbttrg was levelled in the Tlfrty Ycltrs War and too-k nearly

Floor Covering

Squares

Be'ds

Springs

Mattresses

Blankets

Yard Goods lannelette

"views Overalls

Men’s Combinations

Rubber Boots

Overshoes .

Ladies’ Underwear

Leather Jackets

Sweaters, Etc., Etc.

IN sTock

l ' Listed below is items that we now have in stock,

a few of the’ many

Stove Pipe

Electric Water Systems

Alladin Lamps Radios

Oil Burners Radio Batteries;

Cups, Saucers and; Plates

Enamelware

Electric Wire Boxes Swltches, Plugs, etc.

Horse Rugs

Footwear, buy mow and save,

Nails, all sizes-

Window Glass

McGuigan

Hunter River.

Etc” Etc., Etc, , -

SPECIAL TODAY ONLY, TEA 75c Per Lb Bring us your Eggs for highest prices. I

one! Boyle

Phone 5

outfit, hay mower, hay rake, gang plow, (new), unoothlng hurl-ow, disc hon-ow, sections] leader, driv- In] wagon, driving olelgh, wood sleigh, farm wagon, dump cart, cream separator nnd cram oangl hay lork, rope and blocks 1nd l“ ‘ kinda of lumen. both double and ‘ olngle, nnd a [ergo qulntlty nnall articles not listed. I

Iurnlturtn-Very fine dlnlng‘ room lulte, dronero, bode, lprlnp, l and mnttreuel, couches, hall rack, I sewing mgchlne, 1 kitchen range. l living room stove, hooked rugll dishes, 1nd cooking utensils and: all small articles found In n well equipped home.

Terml cash.

i IIUGII I’. MORRISON. Auctioneer.

We prefer buying direct from shipping crates if desired.

JENKINS

SUMMERSIDE, P. E. I.

NOTICE T0 routntv-urn and nnurns

w: in: NOW auvtuc ALL cunts cmcxru mo rowt. “Alive or Dressed

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the formers, and con supply i

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outside of the school fwd been _

painted and bills were presented styles. In brown, navy and fancy de- and pod as follows: - $15.? for sigrm f;

paint, etc, $39.00 for pa mews . .

wages, also $5.25 {ctr new blinds sues 24 to 34' l’ '

ocromm 1s, "m,

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[is] rAvontrs FABRICS

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FOR YOUNG MEN

Suits

‘ Wide range of boys’ two, three, and four-piece Suits, in worsted: and Weeds. Single and double breasted styloﬂ Notched _nnd peok lapel cools, with and without flop pockets. Assortment of browns, "blues and greys. Sizes ranging from

13.s5~s2.ss.

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Sweaters j p, i Boys.’ Sweaters in ‘different weights

and qualities. Pull-on V-neck, pull- on crew neck and ‘zipper jdckot

Underwear

Boys‘ underwear in _winter weight, brush

cotton combinations. Sizes 20 to 34. 1 Fleece lined combinations by reliable

223537.. s2. 1.95 " 2.50

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Youths’ fleece lined combinations. Size 34.

l Breeches Jalikgls

Two tone frieze Windtqedker. Check Heavy all wool tweed. Splendid bard PM“ "out 311w, puke“, zipper wearing brooches for work, school or k6,". _ 6 ploy. Full peg style, double duty knees. Si“: 24 to 34' a Colors, grey or brown herringbone. Sizes . . 24 l° 34' "'*'~“ Fancy oll wool muckinuw. A husky cont

in u good looking plaid pufwternnWtde shawl collar. Roomy flot pockets. Alt

round» belt.

Sizes 26 to 38. ..._._., ---.t..-.

Tuf twist-hard wearing, closely woven dll wool tweed, in full peg style. flam- hido leather knees. Heavy cotton lining.

Locing of the knee.

Sizes 24 to 34

Mackinaw Boats

Two tone frieze Windbrouksr. Woo. - checked punol front, two pockets. Zip-

per front. Navo wet pro- 6 . -

" ‘ ceased. Sizes 24 to 36. N...

p ‘Overcoats

Worm frieze Coats. Choice of blues of browns in the popular Bolmcecun siYle- Single breasted. Cut full and roomY with set in sleeves. lntorlined yoke ii" extra warmth. Prices ranging from-

10.95 o 26.95

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