‘ mentioned ferry for l period of one or three years from April lit. 1926. “gaming to upusliioltidll. terms and conditions to be seen at this office.

‘ tender.

sbgpirtment of Public Workl-

A DQROOQIVI ly WILLIAM AV Oolllright h! ILAppIeten Q 0o.

CHAPTER i711

‘fSay! What are you here for?" O'Neil turned to where the butler was gaping at the limp form on he sofu. "Go and do as 1011'" ' itolil and fetch somebody. He's go- ‘ing to die it we don't get help w h-lm." 4 The man ran his hand through the thin, mangy hair at the hack of his head.- and looked at O'Neil as though he didn't understand “that. he said. All at once blink- .lng as one whose thoughts come back from far away .he started

I canola. toward the Flemish oak ltIi-rway lthlu led around the far end of the

"W room to the floor above. , Hie foot was raised t0 the first "F step when aniroa-studdedoakdoor ‘opposite the stairway opened and

js woman stood framed in the Go- Bwch Patrolman Advises -‘thic~arohed corridor leading to this Treatment

[some appartinents in the rear. She iwas a tall, statue-sue figure. with

is‘

_ _ t-lred eyes and the discontented egg aiterliaéd Qtlllelﬂle. muscles wil lines around the corneas ot her l 95119"! I9 ame- _ th'bt. dth b0 Abeacli patrolman at Atlantic Citylmugvf, Hi0“ 0e t”: . “f, ma?!‘ . . dom l’ ate h ura 111d "mes “i” l“ h” mud m“ m?“ Iaimless aristocracy. As she saw ment the quickest and most eﬂective 1°“ “and.” m the can." o, totakeoutthestiﬂnessand painrme room; a when o, smmrise ' Just pat on a little of Sloan's|d . . . . -_| rew back her full. sensuous lips Liniment. _Doni: rub. Its the lint 1mm her “an we“ Qenilrn“ ':“g?'ng"thf.t hfleéi "How do you do ‘Mr. Osborn" aiiuiortiefvireotliei-lgthirfgzfbtit rigthlng is“ dmwled °"'“'““"7' “d"n°'“5 "t. mummm 510ml» ‘toward the engineer and holding Hundreds oi letters like this teil of -;ﬂ“E a mnmwhat mduhml" imm- the wiindgrlfui Yreliel lrom muscular .315 éi 12:1; was; ‘from! Juneililt: paint at" oans gives. . 9" _ ~ m‘? "-9- m“! Swan's 39¢, mum been” i; Anne rltlld that uncle was going to doesn't ‘ust deaden pain, it gets at the WM Y°1l at the 110MB’ P206139. 1gb; to! the place thatt hAsl ‘h?!’ gyeﬁ 8:161" gig 3011159 it ringsa eaingstreamo r .s outer. secau te tot '- new blood. Quickly arid surely it Neil ower by the organ and turned carries oﬂ’ the "fatigue-poisons." takes to the butler, who had paused on ogtistiiincss and drives away the aches m.- gtairs, a 1131115- “lVlJ i. this . T W11 is Get u bottle today and have it on m. "Hay-lane “sat”: quenﬁous hand. Alidmggisw-‘ml cenm- '11uH- in her tone.

~—-—--4—- -—~—._ "He"; the watchman. Mrs. Ham-

Aiter exposure to dampnemand coldi

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FOR SALE

The undersigned offers for im- mediate sale his farm at West St. Peters, together with saw mill. com, dieting o1 rotary shingle machine» and bench saw complete. This pro-E n"::.'.':'.".:'.::" 21.1321" are“ xx . - draw» time hon" and 9003:, o“ buudmgt 'nlt0n._ You need no longer give this

For further particulars apply to! wmphcaﬂon I “mud thought‘

HENRY c_ MOEWEN, 1 The hazards of the old-time sani-

Moum Stewam m R_ Nm 2_ tary pad have been supplanted with 8BE4+GMS5L .11 protection both absolute and ex- ‘ I! ll called “KOTEX- . . . 5'6

. Absorb: and dcoderiul at the

‘mama 1112f. Thus ending ALL fear A u-z FARM FOR sacs“ ° m "F" VALU A: WINsLOE ROAD i/You discard it an easily as apiece ; of tissue. Nolaundry. No cm-

g barrnslment.

II will offer my valuable ilirm oi‘. Y , 75 , y ‘h 1 [and Mm good ou get it for n few cents at any tifweliizilie; ‘helix: 23d mil bulltlirillﬂ-l an‘! orudglnmci?‘ "are “mp1, by all ln ﬁrst class repair 'l time on?‘ fr”; ' Iain-ix‘ wmnu‘ “k ‘m’ ' - ‘ wt ou cu ancy.

chant, I house, well fenced

and in (HlIiIlVZLIlOII, and if uoti Try Kotex‘ com” ml" ' "ch." sold by private sale it will be sold: Prov“ old w.” an mmcﬂn’, ‘uh’ mi Sa.tu1'd:iy,,A1prli 17th together‘

with stock, crop and implements. K O I € "x I

B665-4-l2-mu113i.

“ndﬂ Irwin: hvsiwh wndir

tions is assured this new way.

Gives absolute protectlon—~ discards like tissue

DANCE, a sheer gown to be

v ton pads.

See huudbllls_ "iﬂllinillgﬁihmht now" H om

51.1mm ssuuosns AN-D sou - - 0r v BENJ- CARTER, No laundry-discard like than trleréi-blvead’. ‘Iii: m 31:10 t: -_-¢--._- d . - , yo A“°"'°"e°' know. i feel better now. 1'11 do

i Road _Patrol Tenders

Separate Sealed Tenders addressed to the Undcrsigned and marked Friday. April 30th. 1926. for the Maintenance and Patrol of the Improved Highways of the Province.

Speciﬁcations. Lint of Sections and Form of Tender may be seen at the Office of ‘the Department of Public Works, Charlottetown. and at the Reeldenc: of the Road Master for each Read District.

Parties tendering may tender ior one or more Sections. The Department is not bound to accept the lowest er any tender-

L. B. MoMILLAN, Secretary of Public Works.

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Department of Public Works. OhlriotteM-Nvn. P. E. Island. April 9. i926.

INii-4-10Btt9i.

ROCKY POINT FERRY

llALE-D TENDERS will be received It thin office until neon on

MONDAY, APRIL 19, 1926

from any person or persons willing to contract to run the above

The names of tine good and responsible persons willing to become

. bound tor tho faithful performance of the contract mun accompany i" ' eeoh tends;

W,“ - The Department don not bind Itself to accept the Iowan er any

Tendon will be addressed to the undersigned and to be marked “ROCKY POINT FIRRY TENDER." L. l. MsQMIILLAN, Ioerohry o! Public Works.

8 W511i" 119841 119111 115811 "i! hN-ing unconscious in his runabout be-

limcs as absorbent u ordinary coi- ed

step of the stairway.

a slight smile 0n his lips as he stood watch-lug lMrs. Hammond "Rand Patrol Tender" will be received at this Office until noon on closely’

group before the fireplace.

wit Do what you can for uncle.

clsred vehemently. God. Mr. OlNeil, I nothing."

ed. ‘When we brung the old gen- tiemnn in. why did you say. ‘He's done for vhlm?’ What did you mean by that?"

butler; "l Just thought somebody nad killed h-lm."

for him,’ " replied OaNelI. "Who do you 1mm by ‘he’?

was lint sway l had o! saying as r1 thbucht some one bed kil- led him When ll saw him under

The Mystery a the Sinclair Walls

Love kry ERILL ITDWILL sauuusa by nun Syndicate

‘mondf’ the butler ..

i Nit O'Neil." She smoothed with her hand her sleek hair. parted on the aide. golden with the cnior of rive wheat . "Well. what is it 0N0!!!" nMr. Wﬂ-Ibltﬂlll has been injur- ed. mum." the Irishman answered. As her eyes followed the watch- tnan's gesture and fell on blood-stained {mire on the driven, the woman's black

explained. course! You're

us John sprang forward, she put out her hand to stop him.

"I'm all rlﬂii ."

She swallowed hard. not movinS- staring fascinated at the sofa.

"He isn't dead iii he?" she whis- pered. her voice dry. “Don't tell me he la dead. What has happen- ed to him?" "We tounid him just as you see him." John eXpin-inad. "He was ly-

lore the door outside." "Yes." the watch-man added. "and sure somebody has attacked the old gentleman and has tried to, murder him." For a second Mrs. Hammond gazed at OiNeil as if in a daze. “Attacked him?" She spaced her words. "Tried to murder him? 0h no! That ls impossible."

iSuddenly she took a step for- ward and her long white hands Rripped the Irishman! sleeve.

shrllly and she took his arm as one would a stubborn child. “It's not true. No one attacked hlim. Why do you say some one has at- tacked him?"

“Look at his finger. mum!" Hesitatlng, Mrs. Hammond cros- sed the room like a person feel- ing a way over thin ice. For a tlash ber eyes were glued to the still chalky face. As they shifted to the gastly stump oozing drop by drop in a widening circle over the newspaper, she reeled her band clutching the pearls around her throat. Then. drawing back she threw herself into an armchair beyond the lilreplture and buried her face in her hsnde.

bed hysterically, trembling as if she had had a chili. "You are trying to hide the truth. He is dead."

"Come. Mrs. Hammond" John

laid his hand gently on her should- er. "Mr. Warbunten is not dead. He's been heavily druggeq and hi; linger has been cut oil‘. We must set the doctor at onoe who is youri physician?" The woman ignored the question. 111%!‘ 10118 fingers clutching the Maris. trembling as with the pal- By- And’ as she raised her head. there was a. look o! a hunted anim- ILl in her eyes.

pupils dialatq ed and she swayed slightly. But.:

"You're wrong." Her voice rose'

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“He's dead. isn't he?" she sob-l

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"if he isn't dead, he will tell who aeeulted him, won't he?" she whispered. as if thinking aloud. O'Neil nodded his head emphati- daily.

"We hone so. mum." he declar-

_"But he hart been alseulted." she Wrﬂiﬂirld. her voice again rls~ 3m: hysterically. "it's an accident, Yrs. that's it. You're wrong 0'- Neil. No one has tried to kill Mr. Warburtou. lSay it isn't so,

“Please be calm. Mm. Ham- mond." John repeated soothingly. “All these matters can ‘be battled later. Our chief thought now must be to get Mr. Warburtenbi Physician? I'll telephone."

‘For a second the woman strug-l sled for control; then pushed her-i sell’ to a standing position. Olen~ chin; her fists, she gave a nervous

the telephoning."

"Better let Higgins," John ad- vised.

The butler was still on the first To the en- gineer. it seemed as if there was

"I'll be glad to do it, ima/dam," he volunteeredcormiug forward to the "Shall

i call Dr. Darnell? Mr. Warbur-

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uhe oak-studded door ‘ "' the stairway.

"That's all right. Higgins." she‘ replied. ‘“I'l.i telephone him my-i

I'll telephone."

As the elegantly dressed woman iurrled back through the Gothic trchcd corridor O'Neil turned to the butler.

"VVhat do you know‘ about this b ' '1" he shot out threaten- lngly. H1881!!! drew back gripping the railing as it for support. And. as ‘ie eyed the Irishman there was a shadow oi anxiety in his eyes.

"i don't know nothing." he de- "llonsst to don't knew

The policeman stared at him

"The h- you don't!" be snort,

suspiciously.

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“Honest. sir. l didn't mean noth- inglne. sir." replied Higgins. the

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Higgins protested. "i saw him go out alone in his car at 3:30 and ‘the’ next l knew you brung him n.

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tn my room at 3:60 saying be hid 116811 detained by sn important business engagement Mid that l was to cull here at 5."

The Irishman looked u M",

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corridor. She had recovered herl The watchman looked at Mini composure and advanced with the-Hammond closely for a momentJ swaying sweep or a woman whose tugging at his ruddy. rolling cheek. every motion ll studied sea soc- while the, significance 0t 4t pen- ial ceremony. . etrated his four-ply skull. Thﬂn Hammond to see how she took the "I know that Mr. Warburton h be turned to John. There was an explanation. Beatrice ﬂxgd the an appointment with lMr. Osborn Iqressivs change in his manner. engineer squarely tor s ﬂash and at 4 o'clock at the Hotel 001110;", What do you mean by telling shrugged her Ihonldem. she declared. "lMr. Warburton tele- m hat tMr. Wsrburten was to "Well. it's strange." she declar- phoued my husband and me to meet .yon here at this house at ed. "For surely if ‘Mr. Waniurton meet him st this house st 5:180 on 5?" homeirisuded. "What answer hsd given up hi; g1“; o; musing fam-lly business. lat-rived in townhiave y!‘ got to what this lady bhis gentleman at 4 at the Jmtal. thh morning from our home lnleays?" he would hnvelitformed Miss Ms- Gteenrloh and came in here early John swallowed hard at the pol-Icon. And l saw Anne ‘when l resch- ibeoatiee ll wanted to talk to Uncle cemsnb tone. a flush of crlmsoned home lust after 3:30 and she

"You can't get off with any such

cu got a mod hunch who done ‘Wiloneﬂ. I don't know a thing."

I. Charles alone before my husbandlcreeping up beneath the sun-tan of said l/list Mr. Warburton had one I

"Where was he going?“

“I don't know."

"Well. t know."

As the group whirled Mrs. Jinan-

arrived. when I reached here. his high cheek bones.

shortly alter 8:80 ll met Misc Mm. "Oﬂilllllily l was to havd met son. who told ms uncle lied lonellr. W -~ ~- at 6 at the Gould," ,< i to Gould to meet _,,,,,,,__,.~,,, ..' ~

to the Gould."

"l. - ' m. “,3.

(To In Continued)

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