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The restrictions pro- hibiting the operating until 20th of May, 1925, of Motor Vehic- les 0n the roads 0f this Province have been‘ removed. i

By Order ARTHUR NEWBERY

(‘lerk Executive Council

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MIXED FERTILIZER RED U CTION

A reduction of $200 per ton has been announced in the price of Mixed Fertilizer after many orders had been booked for which drafts had been accepted,

Mr, George H. Callbeck. North Tryon has placed in the hands of The Guardian the letter to him of

the reduction had taken place sub- sequent to the booking of the orders. He informs The Guardian that he intends calling individually on his customers and refunding the various amounts as soon as satisfactory explanations are rec- eived from the Company, 52fi-4-2iiM3i.

“Nvoticeh I 7r? Lobster Fishermen

I have been advised that some of the fishermen are under the im- ' pression that they are at liberty to set lobster gear outside of territor- ial waters before the season opens. Therefore, I hereby give notice that anyone leaving the shores with buoys, anchors, lines. etc. before .6 o'clock on the morning oi‘ Satur- day, the 25th day of April. whether he intends setting inside or out- side of territorial waters, will be penalized as the law directs.

(Signed)

S. T. GALLANT, Inspector of Fisherie- -l~ll-4-1iltat3i.

FARM FOR SA__LE—

The undersigned administrator of the estate and effects of Duncan McKinley. late of Bradalhane in (Queen's County. will offer for sale on tho premises at Bradalbane afore- said on Saturday next the 25th ‘Avpril, instant, at the hour‘ of two in the afternoon, all the estate of said

land situated at Bradalbane, Lot 67, with movable-s and furniture including one cow, a quantity of oats, 40 bushels of pom-toes with tools and utensils. Sale positive. 'I‘crms at Sale. WILLIAM MATHESON.

Administrator.

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Hill SILT”

One of the finest 50 acre farms on the island and sittated at Emerald Junction one hundred yards from station, school, stores and cheese factory. Also a nine roomed house, new store 24 feet square, all necessary outbuildings and cement stables. This is an excellent location for an hotel and will be sold on easy terms. Apply FRED G. KELLY care Prowae Bros.

or GEORGE KELLY on premises.

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the Colonial Fertilizer 00., showingl

(lecsascti, comprising 18 acres of

IRISHTOWN SCHOOL

Honor Roll of Irishtown School for the month of March.

Grade \.'Il.l.--l. Archie Mann; Herbie Proiitt; 3, Will Mann; Fannie Mann.

Grade Vlivi, Anna Davison; 2, Bertha Davlson; 3. Ernest Peters.

Grade VI,~I. Verna Cousins; 2. Alma Campbell; Li. Kathleen Pro- iitt; 4, Hilda Campbell.

Grade \'.~1, Hazel Campbell; 2. Lorne Campbell; 3. Cecil Campbell

Grade l\'.——'l, Glenn ‘Campbell; 2, Irving Campbell; 3, Ruth Camp- bull; l. Edwin Campbell.

Grade I-IL-i, Jean Campbell; Leigh Paynten

Grade II.—-1. Ruby Cousins and John .\Izicl,eod equal; 2. Norma Ilavison; 3. ‘Evelyn .\IacLeod; 4. Aiildrcd liat-Leod.

Grade Lfll. Arthur Campbell; 2. Edith Campbell; 3, Borden Camp hell; -i. Lillian Ready.

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Perfect Attendance -— Borden Campbell. Jean Campbell. Will Mann. Archie Mann. ——Ruby E.

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Beneficial Results

‘That's Why Quebec Man Praises Dodd's Kidney Pills

Mr. J. Poiiquin suffered from Back- , ache, Neuralgia and Headaches.

-St. Neree. Que., April 20.- (Speciall- After ilve yearn of nui- fcring from kidney complication, .\ir, Poliquin. u highly respected resident here. is relieved of his

trouble, "I am very well today and can do my work,“ states Mr. Poliquin.

"I have suffered for flve years with Balkuche. Nenralgia and Hend- nr-lres. My sleep was broken and

By Henry Herbert Knlhbe 0-0 4‘9Q-Q-OOOOOO-O' I- Q4+Q¢O§§ (Continued)

Without a trace of hositancy she took her place at the table and are of the coarse substantial fare. Johnny's face betrayed a new In- terest r-n the individuality of his self-appointed hostess. Her poise he rook for granted. but the grac- iousneas of her dignity rather awed h-m. And how completely her ex- pressive eyes masked ell expres- sion save a natural interest in the details of the meal. He could not beheve that he had ever touched her hand, her lips. She seemed so utterly aloof from anythi-ng ap- ‘proscning friendly Intimacy. He had imsgmed that he knew her. Now he realized that he had never known the real Grace Percival. His process oi’ thought was not subtle. bur intuitively direct. Nor could he know that he was falling in love with the real Grace Percival. and not with an ideal-—a \'is.o‘n woman of fashionable gowns and social subtleties. He saw her as she was —a human being making the best of a difficult and rude sanction without pose, without recourse to feminine unies. She was beautiful. but what of that’, now‘! She was rcai! She ivase-sud he hesitated as he mentally framed the word- a thoroughbred!

breakfast our, they rose. Lopez b gan loclear away rhe dishes. “I trash those dshes," he declared._ Ir was the first word spoken since they sat at table.

"rhen I'll dry them," said Grace l‘rr..i'ai.

"I'll do that," said Johnny. “I~‘r..nk. will you catch up Chico Ior rue?"

“Si! I catch him."

As Lopez Ictr the cabin. Johnny turned to ‘Grace Percival. “I'm going down to Solano." he declar- ed. "Iiut first, I'm asking you if you will promise to marry me." "No sh: replied quietly. "You should not ask rue. Can't you see—"

Johnny interrupted with a E95- lurc. "l don't cure when. I'll wait. if you'll just promise."

"And it‘ I should promise-even wirile my girarrliun is dying in Chic- agli. l-illd I am needed there-then I suppose you would say I could go?"

"'I'hal's what I would itell you."

"I can't promise. But I can go. You Will not hinder rue If I ask tu go."

"You're fooling ‘yourself that."

“No, I am not. But why are you

about

unrefr-eshing, and I was always ir- rilrrble and nervous. I “I have found Budd's Kidney Pills very beneficial. Severn] of my friends have also found them good. [Kindly send nre one of your AI- lmanacs."

if you enquire among your neigh-

guiilg to Solano. Isn't that an un- nrccssaryy risk, after last lliklil." Johnny hesitated and flushed. "Oh. I'm going on down just tu am how folks take the news of tho hold-up. Iirn interested." “When will you come back?" “You asked me that question

bu“ yo“ Wm m", scores of peopmlonce before-remember? Well, this

who have discovered in Kidney Pills relief from some form ‘of kidney trouble. It may have ,heen the dry. itching skin, dizzi- ness, nervousness and inability to [gr-t refreshing sleep that mark tho [earlier stages of the disease, or it ‘may be diabetes, drnpsy, rheuma- tism or some other’ of the danger- fous diseases that mark its ad- vanced stages.

— NOTICE

All concerned are notified not to grant credit in the name of the

-.Amateur Athletic Association un- less accompanied by an order writ;

ten on the Club stationery and signed by the Secretary Fred G. Kelly. .

55-4-21M3i_

IillBTliiN SALE

I am authorized by Michael F. Sinnott to sell on the premises at Johnston's R-iver, on Saturday, April 25th at 2 p. m., his farm con- sisting of one hundred and twenty- frve (125, acres of land with new dwelling house and good out- buildings. Also trwo acres of marsh adjoining farm.

J. A. McDONALD. Auctioneer.

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RIVER VIEW. FARM FOR SALE

Four miles from —Charlottetown, excellent land with good buildings. Also beautiful site for fox ranch. P. BYRNE, North River

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Burr-Intern, Attorney, Etc. _ Money to Loan lllley Building Charlottetown

DR. (Y. C ARUIIIBALD

ltu ask you ‘the

JMIOI from Rocky Pol

Of Cottage and Lot without build- ings. We are authorized by Mrs. Edward MoCabe to sell on Wednes- day, April 22nd at L30 p. m., the above property, situated on Allen Street, Gaytown. Terms at sale.

BENJ. CARTER l SON,

Auctioneers. 529-l-20Mfli.

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Fifty Ill acre farm at Falrvlow, with dwelling house and buns. Also one hundred aero fsfln, three

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lmddw-tirne I aim to come back in two-

Ithree days, if I have luck. Lopez will do what you tell him. You can trust him. Nobody knows you're up here. When I get back I'm going came question

lagain." “l suppose you realize what you

are doing-what a peoitiou you have placed me in,_ because you love me?“

"I don't count that. All that

counts, is you. I ain't good at arguing." '

Grace percival gazed at Johnny's troubled‘ face. her own eyes filled with the light of that familiar, startled expression that both en- raptured and enraged him. "Johnny sir-e said softly, " do you hale rne, or do you really love me?" "Both." he replied hesitatingly, held to answer honestly by the sincerity of her voice, her manner. "Do you think I could live away up hsre. far from everybody and everything all my life? Can't. you see that as you are now, and as I am now, it would be a dreadful mistake for us Ito marry?"

"I think you would be good at

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Sr Edward Marshall HaIL-Mrs. Dennlgtoug, do you really suggest that be is not a welI-todo man?- He 15 m, who; you would call a Avgll-to-du man, Sir Edward. (Laughter-J ’ _

The witness added that Ml”. "F3 h-ad an income or‘ from £1,000 l0 £1,200 a year.

Don't you know that he has just been ‘made a partner in his busi- ncss?——.\'o.

Isn't his income at least £3,000 or £4.000?~I know-that his in- come is not that.

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anything you tackled. But I didn't think so until this mornlns-

"No?"

John-ny nodded. "You set to and got that breakfast bolster than I could. You got all kinds of nerve ‘to tackle anything. I know it. now- Why, you would have rode that gray stallion if I'd let you. But l would never let you. I fetched hirn down, just to make good on what I promised. 1 would have turned him loose anyhow, later. I wasn't going to try to make a real saddle honse out of him. To tame him would have meant to kill him- and he sure ‘belonged up here, run- hing wild with the mares and col-ts. I wouldn't have kept him. even if you had asked me to. ‘That horse and I had a good battle. I couldn't break him righ‘t ever‘. S0 he wins."

“Western standards?" and Grace Percival smiled.

“By God. no! Human standards —and I'm human, and so are you. And you're going to marry me If it takes a hundred years!"

"I wouldn't be quite s0—6o nt- tractivc, in a hundred years. Johnny.

“'I‘haL ain't it"' declared JohnnY- “At first It was your looks, and your way of say things. But now it's you. It don't ma-tter now what you say. or what you do. Mebby you don't aabe whwt I mean, but you ill." '

And Johnny swung away abrupt- ly and strode from tbc cabin. I18 rlarcd not stay longer. He felt that he would have taken her in his arms. ‘that he would have kissed her. held ‘her close ‘to him. Because h‘: actually loved hcr. he did ‘not. Yet ho did not know why 1w 1W1 turned away.

swung to the saddle and set out

Grace Percival, standing in

pity of a mother for a

that be thought she wars. washing the dishes, he tried

and fork; so he took the diill

slly, pleas-ed with his nnaccustorn

other angle.

shine, Grace Percival seated the edge of the narrow cabin veranda, and Lopez, his back against the logs of the cabin wall.

as he told her of the capture and the breaking of the gray stallion. “But why," said Grace Percival as Lopez concluded, "did Johnny Trent Itry Ito break the horse when he knew ‘he couldn't be tamed?"

Lopez shrugged his broad should- ers. “Qulen sabe? John-ny is like that. And I think he is learn some- thing from ‘those horse. But Juna, he don’ go what you say, tame." Pausing, Lopez glanced across the wide meadow, his keen eyes catch- ing a movement among the distant trees. He touched his lips with his finger. Grace Percival followed the direction of his eyes. She saw something emerge from the dark cd-kre of the forest like a silver shadow. Then followed another moving shadow. and another. "Why." she whispered, "they are horses. They are—"

"What you say. wild. they go—quick!"

The girl recognized the gray stal- lion‘ by his color and poise. Even as she stared the band halted, their heads lifted, and the shrill chali-

Sl! Now

t-nlie of the stallion rippled across

the still air. A flash and flicker of tossing manec and the hand swung

With a word to Lopez. Johnny

across the meadow. without a word, a gesture, or a glance of farewell. the doorway, watched hirn until be had disappeared within the far edge of the timber. Her heart held no acorn for hirn, no rebuke, but rather the wayward son. -She saw clearly. And because shra- saw clearly. she knew thatshe could never be to him ‘the woman

When Lopez came and found her o make her understand that It was his work but she shook her head as she cleaned plane and cup. knife

towel and dried the things clum- od task because of the companion- ship of a beautiful young woman, to him lllttle less titan rrsalnt and considerably more, viewed from an-

Preeently ‘they were in the srrn- on‘

smoking a vigarette and gesturing

von?—l know that he is a ‘very great friend of young Lord Carna- von, -bui I do not know what he advises him on. Are you now living the fashion- able life of fashionable London- night clubs. dances, society Iba- zaurs, thc best of clothes?——l can- not afford to be that sort of wo- nan. -l went to one bazaar be_- cause I was asked to take a. stall there. A photograph was handed to the witness, who said that -il. was of a man named Major Woevodsky. The name was called and a man stood up in (‘our-I for Identification. Sir hlrllvurrl Marshall Hall. -~—Do you know thar he is a married man and his wifels a mannequin? — Yes. Does he live with h-is wife in a flat which is practically a buse- ment d\vclring?-—Ycs. Wore you Introduced to the major by Mr. ‘*l~‘."'.'-—Ycs. . On January 8, I925. did you go to Paris with him'.'—~l travelled to Paris in the same train as he d-ld. Illd you go to the Savoy Hotel with hirn and ask for two adjoin- ing rooms with inter-communicat- ing doorsi-l naked for no such thing. I think-that I wrotu and ask- ed for two rooms, but I gave no particulars of any kind. ‘Weretho two rooms booked to you, and did you pay the account? —~I paid it on my return journey. There was no object In having two bills, and the rnrijor govt-lire money back to rue. The witness added: I will tell you nt-once that I travelled with tho major during the whole trip. It was a business expedition of 13 days. I also stayed ut L-ksbon and Barcelona. I was asked by u friend lo do all that I could in business for the major. The. plaintiff said that the alle- gations of adultery between her and Major, Woovodsky were abso- lutely untrue. -Sir' Edward Marshall Hall. —-On September 11 did you get from Mr. Carenn a telegram report-ted from Barcelona to the effect that he had 111111 fights coming on at various iplaces'!-—Yes. ~ Is Mr. Canena a great amateur -matador?—-Yes_ Dltl,_,you send a telegram to hirn on September l9. saying. "Arrive __________________

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