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THE CHARLOTPETOWN GUARDIAN

The Red Lamp i Mary Roberta Rhlneheart -

' June 18th

I feel tonight rather like the man who had caught a bull by the tlll and darerrt let go. And yet l am certain there ls a. perfectly natural explanation.

The difficulty is that I cannot very well go to Jane about lt. If It is what It appears to be and not a double exposure. It will frighten her. If it Is a double exposure. she will wonder at my Inquiry. 8nd think I am watching her. She had not even today, quite forgotten the clock.

But certain things are very curl- ous; she thought she ‘saw U-ncle

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75 cords of poles. 16 ft. long, 4 in at small ends.

5,000 ft. of 3 in, plank lncludin 30 pieces. 1S ft. long 3 x 10, a mainder random lengths,

8 caps 18 ft. long. 8 x 8.

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Tenders to be addresses to the undersigned and marked "Tenders for Doyle Bridge-Sf 1

L. B. MacMILLAN I Secretary of Public Work ITGS-G-tl‘.

I I I I l i l

FOR SALE OR , TO LET 1

I offer for sale or to rent my property at Cardigan, consisting of a house and lot and outbuildings. Also my farm at Mitchell River, consisting of 86 acres of land- Building In good repairs, one and a half miles from Cardigan.

Forms can bc arranged to suit- purchssers. Apply '

ALEX. Y. CAMPBELL, Cardigan. 1TT7-9-vvedfrinl0n6i.

IFIIR SlllE 1

The farm of the late John Adam'- T-Iclfay. situated on Fountain Road. Lot 21. containing 50 acres ofland, Will be sold with or without crop.

Apply on premises. ’ 1761-9-6-31. 1

;“The Voluntary Wind-

The Acme Silver Black. Fox Company, Ltd.

"AND THE VOLUNTARY WINDING UP ACT"

Notice Is hereby given that a' special general meeting of Share- holders of THE ACME SILVER BLACK FOX COMPANY. LIMITED will he held at the Office of the Secretary, Summerslde, P. E. I., on. Tuesday the Twenty-first day of September A. D. 1926. at 7.30 P. M. for the purpose of considering and passing ufln the financial stato- mcnts, accounts and reP°m °l Directors and Officers and for the purpose of passing a resolution re- quiring that the Company he wound up under the provisions of “The

page of appointing Liquidators for,

“such Winding up and the giving of box.

consequential directions. Dated this second day of Septem- her A. 0-. 1926. By order of the Directors. JAMES J. CALBECK. President. J.‘A. McMURDO. Secretary. 1729-9-3-fmw8l.

The Bankers Amalga- mated Silver Black Fox Company, Ltd.

AND

ing Up Act”

Notice is hereby given that at

Horace marching onto the Field with his class. So much did this upset her that when she stood up to take her picture, the camera shook In her hands. Then she takes the picture, and Instead 0f the eighl old men of the class of '70 there are nine.

Alld she k-nows it. Wby- else would she hide the print, and pre- tend that she had Imlslald It‘! It was that fact which ‘made me sue- plcious.

"I'll look the1n up for you later. William," she said. "You aren't in a hurry. are you?"

"In the bright lexicon of vacation there is no such word as hurry," I observed, brightly. And she who "film"? smiles at my feeblest el- fort turned abruptly away.

So Jane had lost her picture. Jane. whose closets are marvels of mathematical exactness, who keeps1 my clothing so exactly that 1 can‘ find it In the dark. save for that 0B6 incident. lluly noted in this Journal. when lunfold a washcloth

iWInding up Act" and for the ptirqat the President's dinner, having

taken It from my handkerchief Add shortly after Jane went out l0!‘ d Wfllll. Jello who never exer- cises save about her household. Poor Jane. I feel tonight, face to face with the inexplicable and bid- lli: it like one of the seven deadly sins.

There are nine men In the pic- 111m; there ls no getting away from it. And there is no denying, either a faint difference In the ninth fl- Bllre. a sort of shadowlnesa, a lack of definition. The features, owing 1o the distance are Indis- tlnct. -but if one could imagine the ghost of old Horace, in his brocad- ed drewlns gown and slightly stooped to cough. In that biare of noise, shouting and sunshine, it is there.

Later: I have shown the picture to Lear and he says it is undoubtedly a case of double exposure.

"What else could It be?" he said with that peculiar Irritation Indus-

ed In some DQ111119 by any suggemfielf t0 me.

a general meeting of the share-luau o! the Supernatural“

holders of The Bankers Amalgflq

Limited, duly called for the pur- pose and hcld In the Y. Ill. C. A- Roorns _ tvrenty-nlnth day of July. 1926. a resolution was unanimously passed as follows:

1 " hat in the opinion of the share- .

holders of The Bankers Amalga- ‘lnnted Silver Black Fox Company Limited it is advisable that the af-

-_l offer for sale my farm situated a! Springfield, containing 100 acres of land with a 20 chain frontage and never failing streams of water running across centre of farm. House and outbuildings In good re- pair. This is one of the best farms

ifzlirs oi the Company be wound up lvoluntarlly under the provisions of "The Voluntary Winding Up Act." and be it therefore resolved that the affairs of the Company be wound up accordingly?’

‘ And at the sums meeting a fur- ther resolutlon was unanimously passed as follows:

“I don't think she ever took a

lmated Silver Black Fox Companynucture of Mm 1n h" me_.,

1 "Well. somebody has," he said, and handed the 117111.; back to mo.

in Charlottetown on they“ you do,“ beueve me Show n

Ito Cameron. _ He's a. shark on that sort of thing.’-

‘Ncte: Cameron, ‘Exchange Pro- lewl‘ °T Pll-lislcil. at our University. A member-of the Society for Psy- chical Research. and known, 1 uu. derstand, among the students as "Spooks" Cameron.)

Bu; I have not shown it to Cam- eron and I do not in-tend to. I hardly know the man. for one lllllls- And for another. Lear is PlBht. The University looks with suspicion on the few among the l-lcllll)’ who have on occasion dob- bled with such matters.

o floor here the magic circle, sag a triangle within lt, no evll spirits can approach me. Get the chalk, dear; I promise I shall not be dis- turbed by so "much as one demon." In the laughter which followed the subject was dropped. But Helena. Lear, when she gave me m-y tea, eyed me with amusement. "You and your circle!" alto said. “Don't you ltnow that hall’ those women more than halt believe ou?" "And don't you!" "You don't believe yourself." “Still: I eald, remembering von Humboldt. "I am not an out and out aceptlc. ' I will admit that Jock there who is acting as a vacuum cleailpr under table, can hear and see and smell thing‘; that I‘ cannot. But I dBmot therefore be- lleve he communicates with the splrlg world." - "But he sees things you don‘ see. You admit that.’ "Certainly. He may see further into the spectrum than I do." "Then what does he see?" ebe said triumphantly. A fortunate digression enabled me to escape with a wholégkin. but I thing there was something rather qulszlcal In her lamlllngtfare- well. After all, it Jock does‘ see things ldo not, what does he see? I'm blessed if i- know. June 20th. Jane knows that I have seen the picture, and that I know It lies be-

lowe for the summer. When I came back from Larkln's office to- day, the flnal papers having been signed, I could see her almost phy- sically bracing herself.

"So It's all set. my dear," l‘ said. "And if we can get Annie Cochran to clean the place a bit " "Would you mind so very much," she asked. almost wistfuliy, "If we don't go there?"

"But it’ all settled. Edltlr is coming back on purpose."

(Note: The "Edith" ofl the Journal ls my niece who makes her home with us. At this time she was absent on a round of house-parties. A very lovely and popular girl, of whom more hereafter.)

“It's to large for us." said Jane. "I need a rest In the summer, not a big house to care for." ' And there was g certain definite- ness in ller statement which end- ed the conversation. As a result, and following our usual course when there is a ulfferonce between us, we have taken refuge in a, pol- ite silence all day, the familiar arm- ed neutrality of marriage. An un- comfortable state of affairs, and aggravated by Edith‘s absence.

fills In the gaps, and In the end she forces a rapprochement. . . . Lear has told Cameron about the picture. I met Cameron while

bu; he was a good listener.

to Twin Hollowsualthough he said very little.

was his comment.

But on the matter of the picture he was frankly Interested.

“There is," he said. "a certain weight in the evidence for psychic photograph-y. Mr. Porter. 0f course It is absurd to claim tha; all the

sands of them come to me-are produced byldisohrnate intellig- ences. But (here is something; I don't Know just what."

Jane has gone to bed. still pol- itely silent, and I am left along to wrestle with my two problems; where to spend the summer, and

hind her refusal to go to Twin Hol- v

“Houses are curious. sometimes," kenzie

Campaign Gems

We are Into the last week of the ggmpalgll. Get bus; for s. big and glorlou; home atretc run. lI-lllflllfl Into the‘ unfinished corners and make a aure job of it this time. sée that your poll organisation is in ship shape condition,- and go in strong fora win.

Keep eyes open for death bed root-hacks. The Liberal cau- ning factory s; Ottawa will send out a bigger grist than ever before. in the vain hope of stemming the tide of indignation that is running against them Ioverflanada. Don't be caught by J lr The Liberals have taken up the child's gable of counting. In part the old one of “counting. chickens before they are hatched," and more seriously. they count the rough paths over which they mus; travel. and Ivorse still, the fierce obstacles they are facing. This counting mania has so possessed the Pal.- riot that if there I; nothing else to get atllt will count its fiugerspr even the paper patterns on the wall. 0n SaturdI-y It fell to count- ing the number of times Mackenzie King's name was mentioned in the Guardian and, Instead of being flat- tered by so much attention, i1 actu- ally wbined against the honor.

It says-"Klugs name was actu- ally mentioned thirty-seven times in one Issue." The gigfllflcance of this to our evening friend ls. that it is qne of the fatal numbers to coin- cidd with the probable number of supporters he ls likely to get. this time, in Quebec. Some think it will rppresent his whole following in the Dominion. We do not, how- ever hold 1o this view. From the present appearance of the prospec- tive fleld he stands a chance of get- ting one in New Brunwlck and a baker's dozen In the West-possible n. total following in the whole house of sixty members, and per- chance, ‘by extraordinary luck sixty- five or seventy.

Then our friend started counting the subjects discussed the more formidable obstacles 1o their am- bitions. And some of these were from that Montreal Star, which, only Ill the recent past, l1 affection- ately hugged to its bosom quoting its utterances against Premier Meighen. To have this dear old friend and co-worker telling the

people of Canada that their dear

Mr. King's charges against Lord Byng was "Food for Fools", was n

When she is here ber bright talk severe 1,10,... 11-0111 an old friend, to

the too collfldlng Patriot.

But. having got Into the scrape.

taking Jock for his evening walk the Liberal organ must, in some “l ‘ tonight. and he reintroduced him- way, wiggle out of It. and It mflkeg SHOULD BE A DOWNWARD RE-l River, Tlnsmlth, After today's repres- a clumsy attempt. slon I fear I was a bit talkative, method is resorted to. the Star designates King's‘ speech Evidently he has a certain un- as "Food for Fools." the Patriot at- derstandllrg of'.lane's refusal to go tempt; to create the Inference 111st "ll Pfflcllce 0i’ high protection

Its usual twisty Because

the "Thousands of people in Prince Edward Island (who) heard Mac- Klng‘s address,-—are all fools." -\\'elI, tile Star didn't say so, and didn't believe so. recognizes the fact that the great mass of the people are highly in- telligent. but It cannot overlook the fact. which tile Patriot's tactics abundantly establishes. that there

curious photographs — and thou-are some "Fools", perhaps only a

very few, who would be carried awn-y by Mackenzie King's dlsloyal charges against our beloved Gov- ernor General.

In one of its countings our friend made a1 least one sensible stroke.

1, 1u11y 0i’ llle neollle have beard him on

Yet the two-penny-hflwllli "Ill" hlers In the Liberal Ina"- "l" know nothing about parliamentary practice, and less about the facts. swell out in an assumed knowledla 0g "but Qflg man does and another does not do, displaying an Ignorance oi‘ the subject which is revolting to intelligent peonle- N” W!“ upon any ‘of the details In a budget ls ever taken with the Speaker In g-he chair. and the press. or platform speaker who charsefl-fl! Mr. John E. Sinclair and othere have done any one with votln! l" or against an item in the budget. h simply playing upon the credul- lty of bis hearers. and deliberately attempting to deceive the whole public.

SEPTEMBER ,8, 1926 w?

West Govehead Rifle Shoot

The first shoot on the aalver at West Covehead was shot. Saturday

Aug. 28th. The day was dark and scores were not as high as usual Next shoe; will be Saturday. Sent

4th. Scores‘ are as follows:

. . 2 . Vaulderstine . . . . . . ..,.. 80

J. Carr .. L. Bell

L. McKlnnou

J. Berrlgan

L- Mflye

IF. Auld

I'M. Beairsto ,_

V. Proude . . . . . . . . 1'

zzfltop the Co ‘ caused by irrltadlglkllifilhghh! h story plunge; and 1H m "Hillt- 10 dIIlOdBB obstructions 111B mo" from inflammation .11 ‘the “'- "In membrane. Treatmenu ‘wglltloou Thomas‘ Eclectrlx Q11 1'1 D'- the inflammation and iuwfll; “is. ence the cough W111 “WI-

Try it and you will be ‘llliilllgllliysdalou

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HON. ma. mvsns mo w...‘ TARIFF

As. a convincing speaker and bril- llant campaigner, the Hon. John l-l-

evil compacts of Liberalism. and a scourge of t-llorns to the Liberal press. cropping up in their singling hlnl out as the special targeg of attack. In their bitterness they put words Into his mouth which he never us- ed. and twist his sentence into meanings which none of his hearers could ever recognize. Those who have beard Mr. Myers. and have read the Patriot's dlatrlbcs against him. will note this fact. that,— WHAT MR. MYIERS ACTUALLY SAYS and NVIH-AT TH‘E PATRIOT QUOTES HIM AS IHAVING SAID. are lwo different things. Its pol- icy ls to misrepresent Conserva- tives, to which it rigidly adheres.

iUnd ' the caption "BETRAYI-NG HIIS I%ADER" It described Hon. Mr. M ers as promising "a down- ward revision of the tariff." Upon this straw man, stuffed Ill It's own sanctum, the Patriot dishes out a half column of buncombe about Mr. Myers at variance with his leader Premier Meighen.

THE SHAR-P POINT 0F RE HUME TO THE LIBERAL FAIJSI- FIER. IS, THAT HON.MR. MYERS NlEViER MADE ANY SUCH A “PROMISE? On the contrary, he told all his hearers that pmtgg. tlon is anrabsolutc essential to tho Infant Induitrlen of Canada, and

Myers is proving a terror to the _

Their envy of his succeed Isl

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