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‘Abmtpend can, botlh Janna,

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Word comes from St. Victoria, Que. "l" "avolwn Taembtey and talli- Vi" 999313119. the two principals Mugs annulment case‘ which has been before local courls “"5 "l8 ‘Privy council for years have been remarried.

Nlllloleon T-relmblay and Mlllvina ‘Deshatie were cousins though their _ common ancestors lived over ll ct..- tury sgc. They were married by a priest with a dispensation as re- fl Why the Roman Catholic chi: . Ulpon the petition of the husband trl 1912, first. the church ' _ rlties and then the civil

' t! annulled the marriage on

c grounds that as the church law lad been ignored, it was void. Th»

P. D. island.

' tDEATfifit

. . :F_’1ov 3-5.” Il-Lw-Dledet the resid- inco otlm brother, R .A. lCiidn-pbell,

- an‘ Sept. 10th. Ignatius Campbell. - . ‘Me .77» . Funeral took lace vtfflt. Georges on the 12th. nst., DOJRQV.‘ 6.1., D. MdDfm-BJ . P.P., cutie-Intelsat both church and fimefflfy- RJLP. '

‘wife on strength Us s tunli subscrib- ed by sympath-hicru in Montreal and Toronto, -s.ppe'sled against the annulment from the superior court here to the lprivy council. The decis~ ion 0f‘-the latter body is expected at any time. Recently TNlllblJy in- timated to the parish prtiestqut St. Ours, where his wife wits born. that the was anxious to get s dis- pension so that he could be regul- arly married.

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“MARSHAL FOOH WITH KNIGHTS .- .v:lt.mc or LAFAYETTE

or cotulllsug/vr THE utt- srarus

‘Lzhfiflshai Foch was the ~ *‘fi§\fr§ at the unveiling oi ill of ixtfayette erected at Met

', by,t1n Knights of Coumbus. He Wil-

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fWc will be inking live hogs m: ‘Thursday the itiilli and Frldlty Int)!“ dlhll} until nine (fcluck at highest

,1‘ I’ market prices.

"in. J. NOY a. co., ‘I-luilirl-r River. ‘7 .

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. For 6'17!‘ in n Lllrvir-i; vill'_i.g l‘c ‘best llil.-;in‘rs,i izlunll to 119i fouu’ Hi]! the lpravincc. A grind 1.11“, ltlltre wftli irellousrs udjoinir" . tltsrallwn r; Ab.) a,

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Enamel-s ‘Vfliilllilg to pilrcllll: pothto liiggtrfl will lln ivt-ll to trail Oftwrftc OI"I[*)(‘]HNII'IE to

L“ l BAMUEL KENNEDV'S JR" "“" ' ‘iflitlrltlttl-ttnvn. ‘ of ihewlrillc-rslgncll.

A150 for snlo, StPt-l silczlrs, pill ions, frames. und DOVuI wheels. ' g HENRY MCKENZIE,

_ ~_.‘MGKi.-nzit:'s "UYHPF, Lot 48.

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. September 29th, ll-xt it‘ ‘For’ Clnendnr I'll! lulllrmlllwi. g J's entrance qualification. llnn n11’ ‘dlntrtai’ accommodation lnpnly tr i’ ' ‘mm rltnslpnnl

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LEAVE YORK LEAVE POINT CH'TOWN 8.30 11.00

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Live hogs will be received lit our plant on Friday next, September 17th tinst. Fur best quality, well fili- ‘shcd, not less than 170 lbs. Jive weight the price is 17 1-2:: at Clint‘ luttetown; over-weights and coarse sows at usual reductions,

Further buyiug dates will henn- nounced later, but until offerings increase they will be taken on nt-itl Friday only. ,

DAVIS Q FRASER. (‘harlottetoivn

1809-9415411. _ _--_~ _,.__.__—_-_________ At Kingston consisting of 106 ‘OTPH, 80 alt-res clear, linlrtlltt- lnticr lumber, Buildings and icnlel». Y\'RtlOi1 rt-tizlii". 1/, mile from school, ditlrlrlllxs, blllsckemith shop and trist mill. Apply to John A. Muc- ‘Padyen. Kings! m. 2314-9-15 willlll. ill

ANNOUATEMENT

Messrs W. B. PTUWNH null

D. A. lldacKinuon prllprlel

I ore of the Vimy Fox Runrh t Norwood llolld near (‘bur- dottetown, P. E. i. urv pre- psred to sell a Jimltl-d nllln bcr of foxes snd runcll tlleln for parties if they no llerlirl-

,._ The Vlmy Fox Ran-ab was f es uhllihed in the fsll of 19 9 snll has 39 pairs of fox- es 27 of which are owned by _ Messrs Prowse fi MllcKln- tr non and the balance are t boarders. The ranch bu been under tll- maulllrem-wlt of

g- Mr. Fred Andrews and bu -‘ been one nf the most sul~ ., cessiul in the province this Q year. The 39 pairs have to- ‘ ‘p day 97 llvlng pups or an ever- sge of 21-2 to the pair. Talli we think will compare favor lbl) lvlth any ranch in the province having strictly iiml

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pllpl. 1'b~ policy of the tv-rnsglo- ment was to select t‘ l very ‘ heat fakes that money could buy lnli feed the very but _ food. Results have justified this coarse. The. number of pairs can be reached will be limited to fifteen l0 ps1- HFI who nuiro to take vlllmln- of mill should speck only. s ~ - . till!‘ '

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A Flinéwztf Luncheon

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Chapter 111

During our luncheon Tony hall asked -rne how mlllgh y thmm “m, Mi:- Olaxtoll. whrll l told M-ll rsnhcr proudly. 1 must admit, he sold: _ ~

"if 101i M111 $25 s weak mp1 "°" l"! 0!" of lh-it awful roomful- lrnuw? 1 5on1 see h-ww vml (inn rtsrd it. Zena. hnrv-cl-nl 1 flan’). “l ‘P “W lowly hrlmx *1 live lrl that nlach!"

."Yllli fOYEBt_ T371,“ "W! H h a "‘"' 1'1"" II"W sir-ca I hfivn hi1 a

fllllvr-ly home.’ Mr-i Frml-r 1., w".

kind lo me. l dont know how t could dis/ve lived‘ at one time hlui'it not been for hl-r. She halpcd Mary and me get. still-ton 1n m“ [vlnnqkn shop, has waited upon inc when l 3""; "“'°k~ "id oh. done lots of lliv-"s for me! But when Tom NW1. .\lri-rv are mirlrad, l‘ shall live with them u-ntill 1 can slave enough to bring Mother on."

“l-s that your rial»?- i"J"1' Mothrr with you" ""' lW-‘l 11W" the unr- lllilflg "Vi" ll‘ - lcclzlt me woTng‘. Tnnv."

“l” Jove. Zena! You're a won- tlrr!" , " T/iliv hall slim oskhl ml- ‘gnme l"i<‘=li'irli about Mr. lltixton. lic 'l""'i t-l IPZW" m" ll it'll» when he found he wvsls a bachelor. but soon deslsxted when 1 explained how V")! kind. bill F-IIIDlOyFF-llkc tfiwsys he had been to me. ,

Tuiy had said one thing ill-Ill wnrriid iii-P a little.

“i ‘zhnlil be nwny s-rv"r.il mirth 7km" llllt 110w 1h‘)? l "- you I'm not going Ibo ices you agnin. ' ‘ll ' "c i" (‘lllcflqfl ocl-nsllJnnli-y, rind we'll have sc-me gm"! 't'lnl;s to- gethnr, like we used bo."

“Bit. Tony, l have neither [he l‘me nor the strength to d0 thc things i tut-d lo---nor the i‘10llIf“l. Thvll illlnk what Old Lady Grundy w‘ uld say if she knew that Tc-ny Dclllnd was wasting his ti-ziie on an -.fi"r"~ girl.’

"Tim? ‘all cal h-ns njithir" ti "P wllth us. \We don't care what she sava."

“I do, and must, Tony. You sro we are mt l0 sec lp-caple who know mv l").§lll(‘-n. rind who "r/‘culd make wrong deductions l0 sec rue wi h you, or only other wealthy 2111111." “Have ‘it yiur own way urcv. Zenl." h: smiled 1t in ". "IL-i prr- llups by thetzime i collie back you wi l have chrlngzd your mind."

l had been so engrassrd with Tony that i had not noticed any- one ln the restaurant, which wus s» lwrze 1 would not hovr- noticed anyone 1 knetw unless they had been shrine: vel-l near.

d was more than surprised as 1 VrilL .n.u the ultice to have Mr. Betta say:

"l see you break your rules when it cults you, ‘Miss Stewart. A "inill- ionaire like tDell-anld usually get-s what he wants."

I was so surprised that he knew who Tully wns that l said:

"You know Mr. Delanti?“

“l know who he is. l was with a New York firln for a while that handled a good deul oi’ ill-s father). business." 4

“l known Mr. Deimd all tiiy lifc," l replied, then liurired past lilm 111' to lilr. lillaxtonfil office, but not so quickly llltll i didn‘t lie-air Jtnlllt Wilcox suy:

“She's been brought up on mill- ionaires according to her. Pity lslhe had to butt in here as a bluft."

My cheeks burned, l felt heart'-

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We huve just landed llwc cars cedar shingles which we are offer- .l.,_.; at vcry low lprlces-dlefore un- loading of cnrs—— _

lwn lulsc wnnt a qluunlityof gncd llsliry butter for which we wlllphy highest pillct s. '

M. Kennedy 8i Co.

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CENTRAL ‘built STUDIO

w: Gt George slr .t

H. d. Tantnn

' """" "7 Voice

and Organ.

Wlll reopen hie Studio Septemecor‘ i- Huron! 399. 2

Culture, Piano

"or Sourls iligli School, first or IPCUIH] class teacher, mnle preferr- "(l- Bdfquato supplement. Phone ll‘ write C. t". Carleton. Sec’y.

7627b III-M.

loltiltt

M ‘ll pvt | t liy :1 d lim iln l3 the lltall llf If; ll’ Vharl, Stlulis. ‘a. s. M tool»

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Luckily On dcneuflt stay “wet. and" Uke Milk Does.

~ It is a very fortunate falct that

in the slightest degree. if present in the surme rcceptebl-e. If they ware

‘lug mt‘ factory furl than thc-re actually is. Luckily, the ccmplrte

'0 detect and got l-Zd of wlisttevlr wrttr ts nctd-Jvntallly (m- intmtlon- sly) present. ‘in the fuel supplied to thc tart-k. It is equally tortunste that waiter is m-uch heavier than gasoline u-s it causes it to settle to the bottom of lalnks land car-bur- etclr bowls, frclni wlhich-lt can read- i'ly be drawn off alnd discarded. Tile presence of water in the fuel sys- tit-m docs not affect the quality of the gasoline -in the slightest and, contrary tc a widespread belilef, watered gasoline doe-s not make tun

er. 1t eilhlr does not affect its running i]. al lnr it stops it ccm- pletely. fuel slysltm, all goes well‘: until il. gels into the carburetor bowl and cohr-cts llhcre to the heiBlIl 0! U19 passage to tho sprayingjct or near- -,' enough lo that height so that the motion of the car insties it [mp [IhQ jest jassage. When this occurs, water not fuel is being _.pr;iy(d ‘ll/Dd the engine, lifter l1 ftlw unissed explosion. 51.0118 <1<’-'-""1~ The lino of dtlmzlrcnlion betwerlii the two liquids is so distinct. that the splu-y nozzle either dtllivfl"! gasoline or water. There is ilo halfway condition t engine "lnlgtgw," act so nlllmy liicior-

liquids are ishlitking around in the trout-chamber. Low power and ufisatisfaclory "Dlckllil" may be due to low grade gasoline. but not ..- watt r. The effect of water reach- nlr till spriv-n-uzzic is to, definite-

. l; u-‘mrlst worth while of ‘any motorist who hes not sen the bo- lisvlur of whiter and gasoline ‘in til" same fBtfvpillllllfl tc put a quantity

xrzlllllly ‘they separate “ml MW ‘lrcllily they cwn b: ilizle-ziiiiied. a-—--_--—-—v—- sick, as l lnvariuilbly did when Buy- ‘hing like -th'it u-rs said either to_or ubout me. But 1 was time: learnln; that personal feelings of any kind UUUAJ‘ not he afilavve-J to interimc with business it] were to lnakr thud: Slay‘, quickly us possible l compelled myself tc put ‘my mind ct; ~in'y work and forget ‘her un- pleasant remark. .

“Has Mr. Dcland gone?" l

so engrossed that I had not hoard ahe office door open.

"Yt s. he loft wbput un hour ago. lie is gain-g to Europe."

‘You nil miss llilii. ll iiiusl have

cn n great lrrat for you to 80-3

llllJ ltzilk with one of your will friends." ."l‘t wot; .Mr. iillaxion. And Tux-j

look us aft-l ‘to dinner tit the ‘lillilzit- stone lStL-turduy night, then to i110 theatre."

I was surplrlsmd at thc lllllck 100k n; sopmming very like glzldntss thlat came inlto Mr. CklXPOffs eyes at my renialrk.

l‘! din-ed m. the Blackstone -Sit llfday might, tzo, land sow you. The gentleman l was with knew. Mr. Delland, and spoke very lllgllly 0T iii-ml"

"He is fine! Since his father's‘ death hedlas become quite a busi- ness lman. ljudge."

"lie is fine

This eluded the about Tony, but til -ll"»ft e feeilll; happy once more—absol tely obli- vious to -l.llc blllck looks of .\ll-. Belts and Miss Wilicox.

Tomorrow-P an; That Will Le-‘ld To Success. '~‘ --|-,- {o} --.-—f , I;[‘.l|"‘ Lick WllS \. Wing li.; oust. nnld treeing a gohllfl» lll iilr the fill-l‘- ltlplq was gpmllly amused null

plg¢lqd_ Fliln;lll.y_ rulnnin-g to It's gyurl‘. he extlilrlblned, glctlfibily:"‘0h, ‘auntie, dc sardines ll; wlrikilig l.l do waiter"

“TFCTIUN rflzi

. To be sold by public auction on the premises of Mrs. George L. Scott. at Cornwall, on Wedneslllty 22nd, September, 1920 ul. one o'clock p. m. her homestead farm of 65 acres together with household furniture, binder. mower. seeder. roller, scuffior, carts. plows, hur- rows. Z driving wagons, slelghs ltnll many other articles. For particulars apply to MeLEOD 1 BENTLEV. Solicitors. 2426-8-26-TuesThsSnl11l.

lclfiltt

it a sacrifice the property cnnsis~ hi8 oi lrdwclling house, burn, tillt- luildings. and sf acres oi lilflt] lit Montague. iome y ow-ned by E. lcs tor Ad:lms. now the estate of the late N. K. McLean, apply to (t, p. McLean, exrmttor of the will of lllll ‘lite N. K. Mciman at the prclniellg Montague, l’. E. l. 29950-9-11-12!‘

E“. Canal-lull Miner

Tile 5.8. Canadian Mint-r sails from Montreal fleptember 14M. Wlll be due Charlottetown Septvfn- 'v-'I‘ 17th. and Wlll load general Clrlo for 8t. John's, Newfound-

IilDd-v "r > . _ IUIQTAIN, IIIAL l CO. r ' _ _ 899i. ll-Bl

I Suollne and water will not ni-lr- t

capable of mixing, there, wolflilibe .‘ int lIititeZ-J less "likelihood in seopn ~

l-mposelI-biltiq 11f permanently» mix-j, ing the twtti liquids mslkeo it easy

cn-gllne bluggish or dltn-ish ‘its pow- .

If there i-s wnucr in the,

Ife

list makes thc.

lit think. but "there may be u »l>~’l‘-| iod of irregular firing while the,

11y shop carburation lull! operation.

of eaich into s bottle and note liow -

livid-B M-r. Clmtwn who spoke. i h-ali een I

was so nice to Mary und Tom. lie .

conversation ' '

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‘$51

i 4 ~_ _ °l'°.-.lt_tll.ql!'ll 1-.- mettle. luv-jolt; Mm any genetic.‘ ' kindness thaiivtha frlond with. Qdvlced him to take Tnnlac.

Elli! fifteen ‘pound;

l “Not in n long time have I enjoy- ed such good lletlltll or felt so well ggcnernlly us l do since inking Tanlnc." shill W. H. Johnson, 319 East 43rd lSt, Portland, 0re., who llollls ll responsible lltlFl-lltlll wi-tli the Northwest Transfer Compuny. "About n year ugo l began suf- ring from lick of appetite and _ stomach trouble and since that tlme_—that list until Tun-lac sci llnl- " right-l have felt so puorlvthrlt l could lizii-d-ly do my work. My food seeliied to do me little good; lfuuy, as lnly dgrstion was bad, and I lost li"'h wtiglit anti strength conllilii» ally. .

"After every meal there. was a dulll, nagging pain lit tho pit of lllyifllOlllllfill itlliit kept. me feeling lmiserable for hours.

"Tile cos lrrllii lmV sour. undiges- ted food would bloat lme up terribly and lmy nerves were so upset th.it 1 would lie awake half the night unable to sleelp. was constantly having blinding dizzy spells and "ould not bend over and straighten- up quickly but Wlhill everything seemed as drurk as night to lne.

"l was ‘telling a friend one tl:-_ how bad i felt and he tadvisell nic to -try Ton-lac and 1 just wllnt to suy l he couldn't have done me li greater kindness.

l have picked up all of fifteen pounds in weight, my appetite is fine. and although I nm eating just anything I want my stomach never gifyes me s particle of trouble. My sleep is sound and restful and my strength and energy have beenslo rontwed that my work is no longer a- burden to me." '

T311130 is suld in Ohrlrlottetown 'by Reddin Bros, in Montague by

l1 ., Muboii. .1. I’. Wliitmllitlurrnyi it _r, H. M. ldlisholm, Nortlh Try} on} it. li. (‘JHIHWOH & (To, LYrtipnudI linli ii. P. Couhon, Murray Harbor.

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PRIZE PUPIL WHO, AT 13 l‘ [ENTERS TEACHER? COLLEGE

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"llmwr ‘P011668 is where New York girls 8o when they decide that they wrlnt to teach the worm wh-nt it ought to know. This is a ‘Pllvtlosruph cf Helen Koch, thir- ‘em 1'9"" 0f like. the younges- lfllDil who has ever been permitted l" “"- up studies there. School officials who have nhslvl-ym u» fining’. lllltér “filamentary Jrplqiip;

“ h - marv l.- . ed flour of the e ‘mm, Helen excels plirlll-

» mtitirs.

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"lilfly In mathe-

L.'-:_2;T --.. ___ _‘i_____ > 7 l" 028 “ilillQil . Kennett t‘ . mo.

flail. Brut. 21st, vlelglllll; 1mm 100 lbs. up, highest market prices‘ n”, . . . , . . _

hlghrst grades, I

"ifttwvgtzru rm. 1~ no‘ we. ways AUQUT n, 53M‘- yaqit. l-tarttrts, co-(rt woma-

_r coil-re...“ o tgr, j slMr-‘nl-l Pence ' w call vtw; vrs

vdqnwy trivia. ooet-t,.i>ot~l'1' LOOK jfiTl-XME- Line.‘ “TRAIL-SM!

- _ 1' CAN'T WOROC- ' l GOT ‘FEVER '

@4- __-_. I _ WHEN THE ‘RAPAC ous LANDLORD; ' RINSES YOUR KENT F-‘Rom $5)

A MONTH TO $10 l

NEW‘ YORK MAVOWS WIFE WHO IS NOW HE-R OWN COOK

LARGE llucllllll‘ SALE

F_All.\l, STOCK, CROP, ‘AND FARMING I‘l\Il'Irl'<}.\IEN'I‘§. AT‘ MILTON sch'yi'vl‘l‘i)isl‘rl;xtf§ll‘l‘ggg tn scll by Auction on Monday,‘ This splendid farm consisting of till ucrns of choice llmd all ch,“- but a block of hardwood and lumber. This fnrm is all well fenced with \VII'I‘ n-vl m-llllr w-stn. 'l‘lir~ l-iilldlngri are in first clnss condition. one qunr. ter mile from Mil on Station. . ‘ lso on the ems day we will sell all hls_choicc Stock comprising clove-ti heart milk cows. seven to freshen soon, the balance later. two iieif. era three working horses. s lot of hens. chicks and geese. Crop:—'1‘wsfity tons Hey. llx hundred stocks of grain. 1% acres cf potatoes and the some rii‘ turning and vnnngoldh. hundlgs: fffltiyfziértlirllrggfmplements and harness and a new separator (lllg TERMS AT SALE. Open for inspection at any time.

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‘ l At the Peoples’ Track, S_cpt 22nd. 1920, "Dnte was set several Weeks no and not changed» Thcillrill. Oil the progrslll will be a. nultcll race between Angus Dillard and Wilfred ‘Hui,

There Will Also be a A