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wxoan-wo.

- ’ " A * '" on. Watson's ‘ ' ‘IONIC AIfiIgJITOUT ‘ . m1- ~ ' ‘ _ . Say “No! I Want Fellows’ " l, ARTHUR” "own" 5mm a " ' - ' lid, n. ' ' m‘ 11 '5 'h k bl 7 aumoa o.‘ r 5°” fim“ Wxht" ' - r F“ Mu“ e ows yrupwerenotsuc arcmar a e of OR 0 DELI-O GOLD ETC. MAlwsU LI-lul x , success as a tonic for youth and age, it would W114i Sllvici . eorvmonr u cadmium ~ ' ' ‘ 1 “luau not be so widely imitated. “T ‘ - - ‘a - Q flgpygngn.“ If "d F n _ S , (Continued) ol us, as ii halt in doubt; and then --—_-_-_-__-__ _ 1 l you n e ows yrup, don t let anyone gathered h". m“ ‘found hm Ho persuaded a rirm oi printers at , l, _ _ Exhaustion sell you someihins else. claiming 1c t0be“just Th, ,.,,,1l,,..,°n o, this trump ma we an three’ u with one “cord Southampton that he represented the a A! 1" ha" T°C°W°d 51"" "W" 01"‘ 111111)’ years‘ experience ' Emu“ as g _.. I V x hem had come to me m ‘ flash o! bowed low as ‘he stepped mm the [confirm Government and u“, 0,- from A. Horne 8: Co. to vacate the sures you pcricct workman-sh", in. c. _ , , _ . ders for swastikas and prev-hum he premises now occupied by us we are IIVIIIIGQIIGO Fellows Syrup is always uniform because it 11181111111011- NOW 111 11y face up (or passage, ‘ - Our rlcw h‘ l ' _ , wag counseled Wm. m, 5...“; ma“. olering our entire stock or monuments _ l1 .... w lCl include lel lmmh is compounded With great care and skill, and 111110 m- 111111 111m ¢°111d be no One day (allowed “other and mm one document purported to b‘ and headstones at greatly reduced ing, concrete foundation and He“ n each laboratory process is rigidly Contfollgli ooubt it gave my enemies cause for one week ran into the next as the an aéreement with the canwm P» pflcefi will never be duplicated, either f; 2'12. “luau” The delicate balance of your System is m0 uneasiness. new York made her southlng and owe Railway whue another can“? ~ selves or by any other firm, up ' ‘IOIIOHI . .fl . h s “F H n, d "I do not think I am so weakly bore toward the New world. We red on mm gtentm d Th9 flock 179F155‘! Qf the finest ‘ ' '- Troubl” ‘mpmmm’ m m ° w" ' a7 ,° °w5 a" situated as you had supposed," 1 who shared the tiny quarters under a p .. pow-r‘ ‘n en- Scotch, Swedish and Native Granites; - i-Thosewv-ho conic first will get th ‘ '°‘°'“‘°'Y “m” ‘° “m” 5"b5'"“‘°" mocked him. "Aye, you may i..- ihe poop contrived to llvo together j,‘;‘,jdpo“,‘,'f,j‘;,,,jg“dgln§§‘fijg;'lj also, Castle Grey and Light Vermont ' choice 0f iqvci‘ 150 beautiful mafia‘: iiounce me to the captain as a without further quarrels. The girl MET“?! l" “W V"? 1M9“- demlns‘ "Wms- ‘

bhi."I tlih i ed Jacobite consplrator, and it may be y m n u a w” re en w

FELLOWS’

SYRUP - '

AUCTION

ty hens. IMPLEMENTS

1 binder-l mower-l seeder, 1 hay rake. 1 sulky, 1 disc harrow, 1 set of drag narrows, plow new. 2 walking plows. 1 scuifler, 1 hiller, 1 fertilizer spreader. 1 set driving harness, 1 truck wagon. 2 carts and wheels. 1 buggy, 1 driving sleigh, 2 box sleigh, ' 2 wood sleigh, 1 heavy churn, 80 feat long, 1 hay rope fork. and blocks- complete, 2 sets oi’ cart humess, 2' sets express harness. 2 sets doublef harness, 5 horse collars, 2 sets chain trues. 2 sets of twisting chains, 1 apt well boring gear, 3 sets oi swings. two hundred pounds of assorted paints, two iron gates. ten coder posts turned. 1 complete set of cnrpcntci"

SMILES

GAEUBIE GEROTIE

54

“The “my way to ‘(up d", W, Lo bargain with such as I." of children's ears la to gossip dur- i lng their absence."

he will sec fit to believe you. You are three to one. But when we reach New York, and I am brought before the officers o! the Crown, I may have a different story to tell. Think you the governor would be loath to implicate a Fkench officer and the man who is leading the

- light against his struggle to control

the fur trade?"

‘the cabin, passion ‘ indignation shaking her whole figure. ’ v

"Oh, whydo you talk like this?” ‘she exclaimed. “Are we criminals that we must bargain with a crim- inal?"

1 had not made any headway in regaining her good opinion, ‘twas evident, and that must be the ex- cuse for my barbed retort.

“You know unwonted sensibility llmy lady." I said. "Sure. no men with good consciences would stoop

“I fear me, Marjory." said Murray

about it in the right way. ‘mere

I called her Marjory in my thoughts Asmrcd my existence. She spent much o! her time with Do Veulle, walking the deck with him. reading or playing at cards. I liked to think she did it to provoke mo.

With Murray my relations were outwardly friendly. S: liked much to talk,.arid indeed he demonstrated a considerable acquaintance with the great men of his period. But he

Oriner ," he said, coming upon me when I leaped on the railing in the waist of the ship. "Our truce ex pires when we discmbark." '

"That ia true," I assented.

‘There is somewhat I would ven- ture to observe upon, if you will per- mit me." he ontlnued detachedly. "You are n. youth of boldness and courage. You possess intelligence. You may go far in the provinces, always supposing you do not succeed in 11411111118 I pardon. I opine that a pardon might be won it you went

as M. D.. B. A. and B. Sc. Another document was headed

Department of Agriculture. The Chief Constable of Lilton, Al- brt Scott, said that Sinclair was the son of a railway porter. In 1906 he ivas sentenced to twelve mouths’ im- prisorunent for theft. In 1900 he work ed as a debt collector in Newcastle. and while there became a member

iunary Force as a private and, while stationed in the Brighton district, produced credidentials which purport eo. to show that lie was "Llent. J. E. sinclair, B. A.. Methodist Minister, c! Canada.

At a church in the vicinity he formed a. Boy Scouts.‘ company, but the Association ceased when he got into debt.

In 1917 lie obtained the contidaioo of a. minister in the some district, satisfied him that he was a Canadian

Chaplain, conducted services’ in a Congregational Church. and was ev-

entually appointed temporary minis-

"Office of Chlfo Inspector of Weeds. Alberta

Innis.

SALE COMMENC-ES AT ONCE

CHANDLER o» BELL

ISO-KENT STREET

‘PHONE 741-J

Grade m. (Sh) 1. Pauline Mclsaac. z-Geraldlm Richard; 3, Jean Mc-' Donald; 4, Pearl Stewart. - Grade nl’.--(Jr.)—1, Lloyd Clark;_1 2. Vernon Campbell; 3, charlie sex- ' ton; l, Paul Gallant.

Grade-III. (JrJ-l, Dorothy Hen- nesaey; 2, Millie McKenzie; 3. Glenn- Sharpe. ' Grade II. (Sm-I, Frank Dorsey: 2, Jlmw DOHGY.

Grade II. (JrJ-l. Emery Gallant; I. Bertha Gallant; a, Katherine Mc-

l am instructed by the ul derslgned Murray nodded m’ head ‘lowly never dropped a mm concerning the o! me Wesleyan school‘ m m" he CHARLOTTETOWN P. E- ISLAND b Se“ m, following‘ ‘g ‘ Newport’ nnd sank back in his seat. enterprise in which he w” now en- wont to Canada and became a. Meth- r a E‘ mum on Tuesday Marc“ | “sure you are a 1nd an“ my own gamut No,- gm. m“ ma”, did he odist probationer in Alberta. Then be , _ 17th. 1931. H11 10.30 o. m- ShRPP- heart." he said "'I‘hat was well refer to the enmity between us or std“ °rd1“”"4°“ Pam“ “d 59cm"? — "' “ STOCK ymougm 0L i“! checkmate_for the bargain w. had ma“ “Mu the a theological student uiitil expelled. - _ l . 12 , 1 h .. 12 -ear. ' 1 . . . ~' ' ' old’ ‘auxin: cgsvgsdue ggsefieshgm ltthis n present. We must have a 1:? W0‘ Filled 1111011811 the ‘IVIHOWS. Joined c E F M Prim“ . - .9511]; V.—1,VJeun McIsaac; 2. Billy ,~ooo-ooog_~oooooo<,oooooooooooaoaewovoouoo \ i1" ‘$2???’ .*:.1.‘.'.-,...:;‘"..,;"*::::* Fl“; ... 1.... ...‘;.:;‘ *° m" "°"“ » 1 B22?‘ "l°i‘" °“““’ 1i c t (c ;YPR()(]__- nss 0 y . -' n ory. - . e1 Georgie Mclnnis; 2, _ -‘—-- - mo: llagib. eight bliss. ready for iShe stood forward in the oehter of "We part ior a time. Master H’ “m” the Gmadm“ mpmt‘ rm. ; '3 pm, none... | w , I ' ~ ‘1 '—roodsowueoarrow.i- ' g "i ~- ~- ,, . Q

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Grade I.- i, Doris Bernard; 2.

OOOQ¢O§O~OOOOOOO 0 OOOQO'OOOOOO_"OOOOO-O-OO§§§-§O§Q

‘"1 _. "lust rcceivcd direct from Factory_ . I Ono full cnrload CYIPROC

a r‘ and ' ‘

1011c full curload TEN-TEST —/issortcd lengths- '_ '—_-l'l'lCOS lot":-

L.-_M.c' Boole J2 Co.

Pooh's “Wiarves

‘gently, m.“ yr)“ have no gpprecl- are gentleman at Whitehall who-R’ _ ~ atlon of the tangled path which H18 h=1111111<>11 WM 7 vent. ' must be trod by those who concern "And you would 511880515?" I 115K811 themselves with affairs o! state. ‘him. faintly amused 9-8 I Perceived The good and ‘the bad are strangely. ‘h?’ drift-M h“ 111161114011- intemlngled, sometime; we mus; "Think well before you commit forum-g will. mo” we despise! in yourself to this venture. You can- iorder to gain a good cause. "11s not 11°‘? h°P° W °V9Y¢°m6 1119- Why. no wl-ln count, who are but pawns; the governor of this province, with bnl; the cause we gel-veg- all the semi-regal powers at his com- ‘ He ‘tumgd to me mand, has failed to balk me in my

“n, seen“, than, Mute.- ormenrod, plans. My influence_ is no less in g phat we must proclaim c. truce for 101111011- I! i101! cvniilllw H8 W11 “He play. unruly by "n" the time being. But the truce holds ha" be!!!“ W" W111 811d. I 168-1’, in

l“ 4 u“ of bureaus and commndes; "Well, It seems to mo that he 3°65 °n1Y 1°!‘ the Period of our ‘m "fly Fmve- I 553’ 19 11°75 55 B ' 1 “n s“, ‘mo; gum z chum com, ; ought to have something done for voyagg tgggthgr?" threat. "rls merely a. prediction."

plate, 1 washing machine, 1 radio.’ '1" '"=""11-" “That is understood," "1 1m me I should 10-18 your good

Al] rm: lflitnsils, 2| ~ . m; eygs hm-dgneli opinion did I take your advice," I ““ . ...‘“.‘. M.

$21k? ‘u fdllhugdred .521‘. .3332. 1‘ "W 1°" m‘ he" °' ‘h’ “d “‘i”"°"'

l, a“ d,‘ m, m, nude, the m, zDeath and the Black Death, Master Ho 1011111111 me straight in the eye.

ol lumber ls can be seen at any‘ formerodl" "Y°" Wiiuldi" he 851d 011F111’. and

time. Most central place on P. E. I.’ I I shook my head, puma; turned on his heel. -

m!" In SMPPWS P911115. 1W1’ miles I "you have ye; to meet the Red ‘Three hours later we lay at anchor

“Dean-L you have ye; 9,0 meet the in the East river under the lee oi’ Honor Roll Ior Borden School for

ter.

I-Io retained this position for some months. and then, on certain rumors afloat. he was mquestod to sever his association with the church.

Alter a. sentence of 18 months‘ im-

Winnie Chappell; 3, Ruth MacDon- _ . ald. ' ooooowoooowww-ooooooovooooowoo»

“m” Atmml‘ ' Fara "i555 slabs counasi

Nellie flextolhAlice Mctnnls, Frank .i -

Brennan. Arnold Baird, Beryl Dorsey. Billy McAleer, Jean Mclsaac. Geral- The Guardian oifers prizes of $2.50, $2.00 and 81.00 to cach of thc three Counties to children Feeding,

prisonnient for fraud ho returned to dine Richard. Poullm Mod-sane.

Canada. In 192i. at Calgary, he was Pearl Stewart. 6011101! JIY. B11111” Counting, and Writing the ‘Best Story about the Birds visiting their farazs.

tools, 1 complete set of wrenches. 1

meat sow, also Ford Sedan car. 1930

model, driven 200 miles, also eight

hundred bushels of seed potatoes,‘ nven hundred of McDonald green‘ mountains. Three hundred bushel

mbblerl, graded. two hundred bushel | turnips, s. large quantity of lumber

All kinds of spraying-material is.

potatoes including cusks. etc- To:

bushel of seed wheat.

“All:

sentenced to five years‘ penal serv- Bilrch, Charles Sexton, James Domy.‘ itude and 20 lashes for indecency and Prank Dorsey, Ralph Dorsey. Kath- 1 wearing military uniform without erlne Mclnnil.

authority. Ho was sent back to this country after serving his Schifllfl. and in i925 he was sentenced at the Old Bailey to iive years‘ penal servit- llde ior indecency.

He was released in Janumy. 1930. and in October last he posed as "Dr. Atherton, of Canada." and pretend- ed that he.\vas a delegate to the Im- perial Conference.

l _. , ' FURNITURE JPandors. range, 2 room stoves. 2| stoves, 1 parlor set, new, 1 dining l . Iuite, new. a beds. springs and mat- "us, s srhaii tables, z kitchen tab- I

zzAlwayl keep Douglas Egyptian Iiininient at hand. ready to bring mmedilto relief to burns. sores and 01cm. Stops bleeding at once. Pre- ento blood poisoning. Splendid tor sore’ throat and quinsy.

This contest closes March _3l.

ha.

For further particulars read regularly “Agric- ola's" Notes in Th:- Guardian.

n

I agreed.

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BORDEN SCHOOL

' O ‘ 6W ‘OW H665 \Ol1 l‘ 9 from Georgetown. Frost proof pC-l j , ' ' >- 3B]ack( Death, And you may meet Nutten island, which some called February; v I . l

tatoe house. Nine roamed 11011.12, i111- ished throughout with hard wood ‘ ‘ . " - V_ ‘ Flooring pump in kifrhsii, l 1121' the Black Death 33am,» h, added the Governor's because it was a. part l ' ' t barn, 75x24. i potato sited, 40x12. hr as Tom moaned when. he my on of his official estate. Small boats Grade X.-Gcncvieve MacDonald. " £12‘; 11:1’: 1» =1 ~ u e Co» so.» roe-ooh son»- Marjorie gnuddered, which ran up into the town along Grade VIIL-l, Nellie Sexton; 2. ‘ "Enough of lhlgl» Sh, exclalmed the middle ot‘ Broad street. From Anne Paqlleli; 3. All“! Mamm- _ 1m ~15 it understood there is to be no 11m I had my baszese carried by a Grade VII-—1- m“ Clark? 2'1""‘““

Dem 12x24. Six ladders. Also n lot ri‘ 1 articles too numerous 1.0 mentimi around a. well stocked farm. Sale pos- itive no reserve on account ofi ill

."| was out bob-sled riding

, lghl." 1'1ll'n n this shi i1" Waterman to the George tavern in Brennair 3. K911111531 54°51“!- , health. Terms oi larm made known n .. d - 7n * ‘ 3 ° p i ' , . ", at sale. ..,§',°I,",§°fl,§f’° “m: ‘ "It is, my dear,” Murray respond- Queen street, which he recommend- Gmde VL-l. Raymond Richard, 2, ' n- 5- filflvlmNAl-l’ "Then you knew all the time who cd. “And now I think you had best 9d "-5 b61118 "WY"! b!’ the Sentry. Beryl Dorsey; 3, Florence MaicKen- "u-L4_5_7_gl:lflyilélfgalf7b1gs Co'1n‘_". was holding your hand." wilhdrwh m“ has been a trying Murray's party I overheard giving 21¢- ’ mpg-view for you, I fear," directions m!‘ U19 CODdUCt 0f their ioi——?*'i" x. "Did that new play ha‘... n She looked rrom one to the other “Tm-s t° CWWSWYYS 111116"! in “pm, ending?" Hanover square.

' Y: "Sure. Everybody when it was over."

W85

81m After a meal I inquired o! Master;

Knut van Dam, the proprietor of the ‘ (360186. where_ I might iind Gover- l

disorders

An active fluid that washes into the . sick tissues. Clear stainless. its moth- nor Burnet. Van Dam was a broad- m; 0km...“ pgngtmte. Itching stops

Office To 1...?”

I Double front office in new Riley bodied r _l e d d D ‘ch u . tmkempflom dmpmu,

Professional Cards our... - ., .......... by Dr. H s 5,513,, e. “d; e 1* mm“ rl,,',z,,...,...,......i..i Geo ‘Green Apply to - e a n e °r nary’ sm° “g “ r a. l-‘uater lluzhn mo; co.. ua rgfi. _ _ ' T B‘ and D J RILEY long clay pipe. - .i'.' . samieioh and Johnson a Johnso-

r _ _ ' ' ' ' u i} 0 IIIIIIIOIQIR- IEégLSGSéOIIEI 38474“ 14L Der goicrnor is at Cabtaln van GDEPARTMENT 0F PUBLIC

Homes," he said. and immediately replaced his pipe in his mouth. "And where is Captain van Home's house?" I asked.

"In the Brcad-Vay not far oop from der fort. You valk across through I-lanoier square."

BROWN, MARGATE, P. E. l. Send all information regarding lu- Iracflonl of PROHIBITION ACT to the above or to J. J. Traluor, Com- missioner, Provincial Police. Char- lottetown, or to C. A. Miller. In-

WORKS AND l-IIHWAYS

Province of Prince Edward Island

TENDER?

Tenders will be received at the

NOTICE TO \VINTER. OVERSEERB‘

Flrlt Walter: Who's that man

The attention of all Winter Over-

IPMMI,’ summer!“ I r u, w_ E‘ who just kicked the chalr over and office of the City Clerk up to noon _ n-ywood’ mined" on" Queens. threw a pack of cards Into the m. Mung“, Mam}. 14m,’ n". all". I thanked him and walked forth. "c" in the Provhmo l, an" l,

fireplace?

Second Waiter: Oh, he's the gen- tleman who trlea to rest his nerves by playing solitaire.

ations to the Market House as per plans and specifications to be seen at. the Office of James E. Harris. archi- tect. The lowest. or any tender, not necm-sarlly accepted. All tenders to be addressed to the City Clerk and marked "Tenders for alterations to Market House."

G. P. NICHOLSON. City Clerk.

In Hanover square. which was cnly 1a few steps distant, there was a crowd collected about the entrance to Crawstonh tavern. Murray was standing in the doorway, Tom on one side of him and a. huge, red-haired giant in buckskin, with kniic and tomahawk at his belt on the other. I stared at the red-haired man, for he was the first Woodsman 1 had seen observing with curiosity his shaggy locks and fur cap and the brutal ferocity of his face. (To be Continued) _____‘___

Charlottetown, or J. W. Platts. ln- Ipoclor for Kings, Charlottetown.

hail. s. mirmizsbi

ll. It. Bell D. L. Mathleson. LL. B. Barristers a Solicitor; Money to Loan CHABLOTTETOWN d: MONTAGUE

McLEOl) b‘ BENTLEY ‘ J. A. BENTLEY W. E. BENTLEY. K. C. Banister and Attorney-at-lmv Ofllce: 180 Richmond Street MONEY T0 LOAN

Section Z6 of the Road‘ Act, wherein their duties and responslblliflel are defined. As we arc of opinion that l number of Overseers are not. pro- propei-ly acquainted with their duties and as a result o. number oi roads are not properly broken nor pitches iilied.the following part olSectlon 20 of the Road Act is herein quoted for . . . , -, their guldance:— v . ~ '

Q3175‘: 2:°;°e"ro::“l:n it‘ scrg ‘v HIS brilliant, new, 7 O-horsepower Studebaker embodies thegreatest auto- Distriet to as many of the male In- habitants oi his District, between the ' ages of eighteen and sixty-live, an he

BOSTON READERS

May get Copies of

The Golden Future

from the Old South News Stand. Washington Street, near Milk Si,

Bumpers, spare fires and gov’; taxes extra

RY AT THE “bilge WALKER " QNT.

3835-3-11-41.

Auction Sale

sale at Earrucliflo o!

motive advance since the electric starter-the samelrce Wheeling that hssbeen adopted by Pierce-Arrow and Lincoln. Studebaker engineering genius makes momentum take the place of gasoline-gives ten speedometer