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“men's s young lady Wit-ll it! patient," Janet informed Nurse Broom, when the latter 08m! ill from nei- walk. "Don't so l-u until she comes out."

"B'pose there's no how 1°!‘ hi! eyes?" inquiredths newcomer lac- onicsll, throwing her cloaik and bon- net on a chair, and setting about making herself a cup 0i’ ttb- “BT95? the Great One said lust What I thought he would?"

Janet nodded shortly. Brown wasn't really quite as caucus as she

the same. 1-low did young Armstrong tak

the blow?" El "Like the brave genetlemsn he is.

MORTGAGE SALE

Io be sold front iif tii Clll|i'lf|l.5l<l\\'l;i (II

by public Law (juurla Building in 'i‘liuisduy the ae-

L-nm] (my (it N-ivinlivr A. D. i033, at the hour of l\\'l‘l\'? o'clock noon, ALL. that poi-eel of land situate lying sud being on Lot Twenty-four in Queen's‘ County hnundcti aid described as fol- (IOMMENCING

lows that is tn any; on tho north aide (if the hrlink knnwn

as liawio or Mill liruiik at the sllulh- of north one hundrcd chains or to laiida now or formerly in Doyle thence

“we: angle of llillll iii Ilflrsllfifilan Aiidn w Blm-qiiicre thence Crossing the llnv med

possession of Andrew west along snid Aniirew Doyle's south huuiidnry five rhiiins or to the east boundary of‘ twenty-five acres now nr fni-iiir-riy in percussion of Isaac

Gallant iiii-m-e south along the slime

and the east lmiiiiilur_v of tivviily-flve

acres now or fomerlv in possession of

Abraham Doucette one llllillll or to the Brook thence along the various courses ariid Brook enslwnrdly io the place of sninrncncemviit cniiinining ffty acres Qf 1.1m] g little more n‘ ices‘; A1150 all that rliii-i-t-l of lfillll situate lying nnd living on Lot TWvllIy-lfllll’ nfnrc- siiid linui-ded as fwiiiws, that is to any; On the llllflli-Ilhil hy lands ia Iha ocwunnlion of Andrew Genthleig an the west hy land in the possession of Jerome Gnliiinz and mi tliv ainillli by Orhy (‘rm-k cuiiiiliiiii: tiiiriy-tlirve li-ros and lwvi r-imlu n! iziurl n little more or loss: la."\'l'l‘li""l."fu' from the staid (loarrihrd lflllllfi time pihls 0i’ each con- vnytd by Joseph A lliacquicre to

hundred aforesaid of

Leo Gallant. Joseph Lz-Clere and Joseph M. Plneeii liv gods dated Msv 1st lillll. and lying lllllVPvll tho lin-

rnllri and the. villi .\iill Fir-Wilt: AYSO EXCEPTLYG tivn wrrs l'lilli"_\'f‘ll hi‘ the snid JfiFfflli A, lllai-qniore to lmvi Binrqniero hy deed dot-d the 1st day of .\fny 1010.

The shore sain is made under a power of snla contained in an inden- tnre of mortgage dritcd the lat day of liiny, 10111 YTPIlI‘ lvlwrcn Joseph A. Blncqiiil-ru m’ Nurilv lliiefcii. Farmer. ||nil Phtmt-y Rlnoquici-c his wit» nf m» on» purl rind Vivi-iv McLeod of Kinross of lllfl other nirr rh-‘t d" reused. drfriiili lirii-‘np hen made in the payment of the principal and lu- teri-st thereby secured.

For fiirtlwr pnrlii-ifira apply to ‘Mvlmnd .'ll‘ll Bnndov, Solicitors, Char- lnHWnu-n.

llqtcil lii's 2nd day hi’ October A. D. 1933i.

W. B. BRNTLEK iwciiior of

l the Estate of (‘hrii-ty McLr-od.

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suction in

. We've got to do the best we can to cheer him, and don't you forget it." Janet departed for the Towers.

1t was a sunny afternoon, but the woman's thoughts had little aun- shine in them sa she hurried on her mission. Reflections on her patients ordeal and bleak future were ming- led with Virginia Dale's defection, and the coolness existing between Janet herself and Will, her quon- dam sweetheart.

What n. hopeless, painful puzzle life could be!

Better to live on the surface of things, better neverto feel real emo- tion, than to suflar sol Turning in at the west lodge gates, she spied Virginia's two-seat- er cur ahead of her, and a man who looked like Traymore beside the fair driver. , “And she wasn't well enough to see her loveri" reflected Janet grimly, with sardonic lips. When she reached the Towers, Mrs. Vanslttart, Virginia and ‘nay-

sounded, but she riled Janet, Just '

HEAR TS AHRE

By MARY CHRISTIE

Virginia drew back. lhs — I beauty lover-to be compelled t0 look on man's disfigurement! She- to be forced into this dlllllii-ml situation!

"I'm frightfully sorry for 9°01’ Peter, but I simply can't l0." ll" pfljfggigd. "I'd faint, or take hya- terics, and it would only upset him. 51v; 111m my - my—" she hesitat- ed over the word ‘love,’ then aub- stituted iusteaa-"lymelthy Ind - and beet wishes. And I'll 00m! whenever my nerves are fit enouslk" "You'll do as Mus Mercer H!“ you, right away, or you leave this house at once. I'm not 501118 W have any scandal under my r001. young omanl Either you visit poor Armstrong—now~when he asks it, or you pack your trunks, and don't return again to Wyndham Towers!" The ultimatum was delivered like a Roman empress, and it cowed Virginia.

“Oh, well, since you're all 111831118 such a fuss. . . she save 111mm’- went away with Janet on her hillb- ly distasteful mission.

"There goes a girl totally without s heart!" exclaimed Mrs. Vlllcittlfl to Bert Traymore, when the car had

carried the beauteous one away.

‘fI'm beginning to till-ilk that PW?!’

Armstrong's tmzcdy has one allev- iating feature, since it ceitainly will free him of Virginia!" “I quite agree with you," said ‘lraymore uncXPevl-tdly-

8he wheeled round on him. "You mean. luull merry her yourself?" Young 'I‘raymore's answer wasn't what she thought that it would be, but it was forceful. "I know too much about Virginia

more were enjoying a cup oi‘ tea in the library. Janet stalked in. "lion's the patirmt, nurse?" cried the owner of the Towers, all sym- pathy, for indeed she was kind at heart, and had always liked poo Peter Armstrong. ' “He's alive, if that's what you incaii," said Janet imgraclousiy, "but 1'm thinking it 'ud be better a hundred tunes if he were dead." "Good gracious! What's happen- ed?" Virguiia bounded up from the deep chaise longue’ where she was luxuriously reclining, in a. clinging mauve tea-gown of some silken sub- stance that freely displayed the lovely lines of her carefully cher- ished ‘figure.’ “What on. earth's wrong?" "Sit down. Don't let me disturb you." Janet took a chair and cold- ly regarded the entrancing vision. "Seat yourself." Viruinia shivered uncontrollably. "Don't tell me he's going to be Permanently disflured? I couldn't stand that! 1 couldn't-J‘ "Then you'll have to stand it, and s good lot more," said Janet brut- ally, "becaiwt, in addition to being ‘Permanently disfigured,‘ as you call it. b“ 801-118 to be permanently bllndl" Virginia's tea-cup fell with a clat- ter to the carpet, tho hot liquid making a great stain down the front breadth of the lovely silken gown. “Good Godl" She rushed at Janet, caught her by the arm, and hei- Wllliled 11111! d“! into the others flesh. "You're lying, Just to frighten me." ' Janet shook her of! as though she wen some loathaomc insect. “You flatter yourself if you thing I'd bother one way ea- tha other,

H. F. MacPHEE, B. A.

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“W113 Y0“. Miss Dale. f m only here on behalf of my patient, who want; t0 5W YOU. Ind has been asking for you. I understand you're his prom- ised wile, and-strange es it may seen to you-the general idea would be that your place is at his bedside, if he wants you. And, curiougly an- OI-Ikh. he does seem to want ycui" Virginia did not lppegg u; “my”. stand the meaning of the words. "Blind? Dlsflgured?" she repeated stuiudly- Then. almost with a gleam 0f 1101»: "You're sure he isn't going

to die?" “sorry if m disappointing you, chance of that."

but there's little Ihen. relexius for s moment, and turning in Mrs. Vansittart, who was lwuns rorwiu-u eagerly in us: chair: "The specialists both said their it‘! Only his magnificent con-

,P.E.I.

MARK R. McGUlGAN,

saaarsrsa. sbaiciroa, , MONEY TO LOAN Ulmflcn Block. UhsrlottetownJZEJ.

Mercer. The car-‘ll take you there

Moqmg, m; “M, of Remington, P. 1t‘. 1.. and two ducted successfully until thee

" that has pulled him sons-Bay and Gerald, both o! years ago when he sold it to Brad

thwush!’ l- F- MMPHEI. Halifax. ‘there are also surviving ford Parker. m 1004 he built

Mn- '-' t rose. and wiui s lullultw- three sisters-Mrs. Martin Lynch. block on Main street where he ha determined lll‘ addressed Virginia: M" "'"'“"l- ("Ilmmmvu- McNalfs Island: am. Walter stod- his funeral home.

"Gvt your cost and wrap, and go 1m-

right back to the cottage with m“

lluction Sale Household Furniture

Friday, October 27th next, at 10 o'clock A.M., at the

residence of Mrs. Charles Lyon range and utensils, bedroom Chairs, Tables, Mirrors,

and other articles of hous

machine, Garden Hose, Lawn Mower, etc.

to find out certain things . . . never wind what! But as for rom- ance—-poofl"-he blew a ring of smoke into the a§r—"she's the last creature in the world I'd ever

standing and confidence can peace be secured.

both in the far east and Europe. These ware arise from economic conflicts.

ought to make it possible for s set- tlement of the Sine-Japanese and Russian difficulties in the Pacific,

it k impossible these days, hay. "flli-Wflsit mlybein amilitsry

sense, to ride i-oughshod over any nation and defy the opinion of the world."

lent location. lot Water leasing.

Dale ever to contemplate marriage with a woman of her type!" Mrs. Vaiisittart gaped.

“And I thought that you were wild about her!" Bert aflereo her is cigarette-case with a. sardonic giin. "Have one? No? Excuse me if 1 smoke?" And then he added: "I'm friendly with Virginia just

marry i " (To be Continued.)

(lo-operation Aid To World Peace

LONDON, Oct. 28.—(A.P.) zPresl- dent Roosevelt's move toward the American rowihitioo of Soviet minis was hailed today b7 George Iansbury, labor leader in lie House of Commons, since the last general elections, as a. powerful influence for peace in Europe and the far east. "Iaredelightedaridan-ismeflie British labor movement will Join me in congratulating President Roosevelt and the American Nation on resuming relations with the great Russian nation," said lens- bury. “We rejoice at this because we believe that only by world co-op- eratlon based on mutual under-

"fliers is mgrest danger of war

"Rumis and the United Btu-we

"The Japanese nation mugt, 1am

HOUSE T0 REIT

Good furnished house hi scaven-

“Cht until his retimmellt last Feb! fill-TY. W110 died in the Halifax 12l-

protraicfed illness. It was his falling l-s head of the department

e0 Vernon Street lundly afternoon and the oortege will proceed to 6t. George's Church for service at 8.15 o'clock. Burial will be in Camp Hill cemttery.

and was therefore in the aixtleth year of his age. He had spent hie life in the city and as has been said was for thiti-y-three years as- societed with the limos, for mom than eight of those yam as Chief of the Depsr havifll been lwolnted to fioe in 1e24- Tmcugiiou nu period‘ of service his record was one perfect dutyzhewassaterlingmsmaud s valued number of the congrega- tion of 5t. George's Church where news cf his deeitn will be received with regret.

dard, C'sm Harbor, and ma. — Lowe, Bhoet Harbor.

fHE CHARLUFPETOWN GUARDIAN

lMystery Still Surrounding Huge

Peel Sh! Writer. SEATTLE, Oct.‘ Il-(APJ

or her-with cameras.

a .

such like

in Okanallls Lake and of! the coast of Vancouver Island, but when ministers, provincial officials and hardboiled sea-captains assert- ed they saw the dread cadborc- asurus, of the serrated dorsal line and terrible fangs, that was too much. A Victoria newspaper sent the camera into the Straits of Juan de Fuca, where Capt. W. N. Prengel of the Crane liner Santa Lucia report- .ed he saw a sea monster of giant size. Captain Prengei was reluct- larit to discuss the ightmare that has caused such a ccmmotio until he arrived in Victoria, B. 0., from New York and found Canadians were talking of it. "My navigating oflicer called my attention to a. big, peculiarly shap- ed object about 300 feet away," he said. We saw it was wing rapidly. It cut quite a wake, and when it disappeared it left quite a wide ares of foam, as if n. giant tail had lashed the water. Navigating officer A. l. Richards said it was early in the morning, and the ship was about 20 miles cast of Victoria. "The serpent was lying on the water," he said, "and when we came out it lifted ita head and looked at the ship. 1t had s face something like a sea cow. Its head was about 36 inches broad and maybe four and one half feet long. ‘the serpent or whatever you wanttoealiitwassbougooygeg 1°38. 80ft 0! grayish. Its body wag a foot or a foot and a. half in din. meter. It had a vicious tail and we! lashing the water. Now there you have the story of the We YBSDOnsible mariners. Newemeri before taking of! u; 1mm the reptile, said the only thing that seemed to be mlssing when u" officers saw it Saturday was m; serrated dorsal fin reported by more than 10 others. skevllci fierce the number of seamen, famliar with sea-otters,

By Cleveland Williams, Associated

A N"! 0f newsman, photographers, Hid scientists put Oillt t0- day to search 1o.- the izuwauuia. luck sea-serpent and moot him.-

It was all very well for fishermen, Indians, girl scouts, tourists and tlve persona to report 00-foot monsters swimming

Sea-Serpent

pificfl"a,,..

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Let this

right.

constipation can be rel

to-eat ‘cereal.

to aid elimination.

dolphins and such deceptive crigg. tures who say they h", gem old biaschuclraluck seemed to have dis- posed of that theory of the Origin of_ the sea-serpent reported,

Ill MEMURIMI

Mlt. WILLIAM EDWARD PAL- MED.

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A fail police funeral with 51g lemon-rite as pail-bearers, will be accorded William Edward Palmer, Policeman $2 years and clue: for,

firms-w Pride:- morning ma: s health which caused him to resign

A brief service will be held at at 2.80 o'clock

He was born in Halifax in 1873,

all

Halifax Police

of

prohity and fidelity to

Besidchlswifethennn-vivehim

The detailed record 0f Ml‘. Pli-

yca-rs a pl tmentnlflll". N- H. dmmed dead at an; u" qrflhorne, 260 Main street, Monday If-d tcrncon, October about Main street in the mornin

and was apparently in his unuail good health dirlng the day-

m. 22, i000. the son of " and Sarah Brand Walters. He came to Berlin about 1N4 he established an undertakin - s daughter. ma Watson umutabiumau in an: city which he eon-

tlie oaa Fellows, Berlin lodge mks and Order of Moose.

also rich in iron for

shows that he Joined the Depart- ment on April M, 1900, and was a Patrol man until August 10, 1914, when he was appsinted temporary sergeant. l-le was promoted to the rank of sergeant on June 1, 1917. On July 30, 1910, the deceased was promoted Deputy Chief, and in 1924 he was appointed Chief of Po- lice in place of the late Rank Hanrahan, who resigned. Eat-Chief Palmer resigned, on account of ill health, on February 1d. fwd-Hai- ifs: Herald-

I‘: minent Berlin Business Man Drops Deat at His Home

Arthur W. Waltas, for many ' ‘ business man in:

18th. He W88

Be was horn in Pinobsquis, N. I.

WHEN you’re healthy, you're happy! But when you’re feel- ing badly, nothing seems to go

The blame for “blue” days can often be laid to common consti- pation. It may bring headaches, loss of appetite and energy.

Yet the most common types of

and pleasantly by a delicious ready-

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ALL-BEAN is

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chief, following confirmation by the i city council niade by Warren S. Moore, safety commissioner. Chief Fisher auc- oeeds B. H. Hansen, who was buried Saturday.

maticaiiy advanced three assistant chiefs, while appointment of a I fourth assistant chief will b; a5- ferred until January 1 in the in- terests of economy, Commissioner

OCTOBER 24, 1933

clouds g0 rolling by

Tho “bulk” in AIL-BEAN ls much like that in leafy vegetables. Inside the intestines, it absorbs moisture, gently extending and helping to cleanse them of wastes. Ian’! this better than taking patent

medicines?

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You can be sure of getting ALL BRAN, and not purl bran, by look- ing at llie label. Gel the red-and- green package at your grocerfii. Made by Kellogg in London, Ont.

ieved easily

the blood.

Birt Walters; two daughters by s, married and lives with his family. previous marriage, Mrs, Harry including three children. at 1005 Bishop of Berlin and Bernadette of West Second street.

New York city; and three graud- First Assistant Chief Goldsmith ‘ihudmn- - has served the department since 1904. He was promoted to lieuten- ant in i907 and captain in 1912. and on January 1, i027, became second

Lafflr“ chm $‘“?..°“Z§ii.$ ':.:'n::..":1

JOHN s. FISHER acrnacas u" "m" ‘met LATE Cm“- HANSEN m. Fisher referred to is s broth- I of w, Charles Hlhlr of scoreb- (Dmum mm" Hand) fort, so. Joesph Fisher. Fort Au- A veteran of thirty years with gum‘ ‘m! ma‘ “m” cannon,‘

Islander Replaces

ARTHUR w_ WALTERS the Duluth fire department, John Peak” swam‘ A. Fisher, first asistant chief, today took charge of the department as.

IMPORTANT

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as much “bulls?

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FIND ‘BEAU DRUMIWELU’ LADEN WITH JIWIIJ

‘IORONTO, Oct. 2-1. - Fourteen rings set with diamonds, 15 diamond stick pine, a tuxedo suit, other cloth. lng and bracelets, were seized by police when they arrested Walter Protssavlck, 23-year-old "Beau- Bmmmell of West Toronto," on a charge of theft. Protasavick was nattilv attired when taken into cus- tody by three officers.

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