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HORST
AIIGTIUN SALE
0F AYRSHIBES
Thirty head of pure bred Ayrshire Cows and Ileifers will be sold by Auction on the farm of Athol Roberts, Winsioe Station, on Tues- day, June 30th at 2 I’. M. Also one good driving horse. Terms made known at sale.
ALEX McRAE, Auctioneer. 5282-6-16-20-27-29.
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Collection or Bills (Special Dept.) SAFE lirotection for all documents.
Summer Art Glass
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MARK R. McGUIGAN BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, ETC. MONEY TO LOAN Cameron Block, Charlottetown, P.E.I,
BELL & MATHIESON . B. R. Bell, D. L. Mathieson, LL. B. Barrister d: Solicitors Money to Loan Charlottetown and Montague
l , ' ls still selling at the old ,1 price oi 60c per pound
- ior standard and 80c For
Qrange Pelcoe. 0- I
“i see that the bride la wearing the groom's present, that rope of pearls."
"l always thought it was unlucky for a bride to wear pearls.”
“Perhaps that's the reason he had if wade of imitations." .
O O O O
. MAY Oh, May is sweet and cool and fair - And charming as a month can be, But still. I tell you, on the square Her coming makes no hit with me.
Because these months all have I
way Oi‘ coming on the first, you see, And June or May, the day means
PiYv So neither makes a hit with me.
“Can't you ever be serious? For five years I've been trying to gel you to say ‘yes'."
"Ask me if I'm sleepy."
McLEOD & BENTLEY J. A. BENTLEY W. E. BENTLEY, K. C. Barrister and Attomey-at-Law Oilicc: I80 Richmond Street MONEY T0 LOAN Charlottetown, P. E. l.
McDONALD & McPHEE B A
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. MONEY TO LOAN 145 Great George Street
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WIRE FElililllii
FARMERS! New that the busy Cropping Seasonisahout over will have some time to look over repairs to fences and erect new ones. I
Wehave awdl assorted stockofthzeeisirated
FDOST W!!! FENCING,
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“Don't you think Mrs. Strong-
mlnd's husband is naturally a ‘gentle, patient man?"
"Sometimes i think he is and
scared."
“Holmes ls taking boxing les- Iona."
"Getting ready to lire the cook l uucss." _ ,
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Gray more. perfectly sound in every respect. Stands II hands hlgtr, weighs sbuut 1210. Make splendid
work harm- for farmer. Reason f r
sometimes i think he's just plain .
new. (Continued) .___.
To find himself standint thus surrounded by her most intimate belongings-belongings so familiar, some of them, to his observant eyes that in looking at them he WflS stirred to a. frenzy at the thought of danger coming l0. h9l'—W95 to‘) much.
Without allowing himself ‘i0 linger a moment where sweetness seemed still to exhale from her former presence, Selwood jerked the countcrpaue from under the frightened cot, and dumped into it. man-fashion, Christie's belongings. He then emptied the bureau tirawcrs, caught up and tied the counter pane corners into a sling,
I and, catching the bundle up on one
arm, hasteneddown the stairs and rejoined his men at the barn.
CHAPTER XIH
Barbanet is azs uaded
Sclwood got back without further incident, and deposited his queer- looking bundle with care inside a supboavsd in the harness-room, Scott had returned and had cover- ed the River quarter, unmolcsted. l-Iis report confirmed all inform- ation that Bunty Bartoefs place had not been burned, and Scott added, was now noisy with Starbucks following, who, passing in and out, were celebrating their victory.
“Is Starbuck there?" asked Par- daloe.
Ii: was a question Scott could not answer.
Sclwoods mind worked as he lis- tened. “I've got to know for sure where Starbuck is," he said, his cy/es moving from face to face of
those listening about him. “Where's Bull Page?" he asked after a moment's thought. “Get
him here quick.”
Facing Selwood within a. mom- _cnt and alone with him 1n the ‘office, the dilapidated but ami- able Bull looked as surprised in be- ing summoned at such o. moment by the boss as the other men were.
Sclwood spoke to him kindly and without, haste, and asked an odd question: "Bull, you haven't done the world very much good in your eventful lifetime, have you?"
Poor Bull, greatly taken aback,
countered with a sickly smile. "Well-I-hope Laint done nobody '1 whole lot o’ harm-have I.’ John?" Tie asked in his quavering, throaty lanes. . I "Not to anybody except yourself. fBull, if the truth be told," replied iSelwood evenly. "Not half as much lharm as I've done, Bull, by a. long fshot. But tonight there's a chance ‘for both of us to do something for somebody. You've seen that young girl whose father kept the mock- auction store down street, one of the stores that were burned to- night?" _
Bull nodded. “I seen her, John."
“Somewhere in this row she's got lost. I'm afraid she's fallen into bad hands. You never can tell what will happen, you know, a night like this."
SElWOOD sf SLEEPY CAT
FRANK H. SPEARMAN
RUPYRiONT by Omit.” SCION!“ SONG. , ViN-USERVICI 1i ~‘
THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN
“Wouldn't went no wimmin folk of mine mixed up in it."
“Then listen," continued Selwood. "I've seen you many times drunk, Bull, trying to make me think you were sober." ' Bull nodded as if confessing to the indictment.
“Tonight! want you sober, trying to make everybody else think you're drunk-" b
Bull saw a flash of humor in the suggestion. “That,"
hard, John, I dent think." “There's one feature you may not like. But you're entitled, fair and square, to know it now. We may one of us or both of us, get killed." . ' "Willing to go where you go, John," he replied simply.
Selwood showed his own surprise at the unassuming assent by a longer breath than usual. “John Barleycorn spoiled a man when he got you, Bull," he observed, ro- gardlng him gravely.
Bull's smile had long been in rags but ii: shone brave through the tatters of his seamy face. He said nothing. A
Selwood believed that if any man at the bum could get into Bartods that nightallve, it would be Bull Page. Bull, though janitor at selwoods place, left his wages impartially at the various dives along the river front. He thus en- joyed a certain standing 1n the lower town as well as the upper, and he moved without prejudice among the different factions of the town. ' '
"I don't want to ask you to do anything I wouldn't do myself-if I could," said Selwood, explaining to Bull what he meant to attempt. “But you can get through doors
stranger; and with you to gust-gm- tee a stranger. I might make it. Anyway, Bull, if you're game we'll try; and they won't get us both without some kind of a hearing." Pa-rdaloe and McAlpln were call- ed in. "If you'll hold your men to- gether herc a while," said selwood to Lefever, "we'll know exactly what we are going to do. In, say, ten minutes John, bring all of them that want to fight down to Burma's and maybe they can be accomod- ated. I'm taking Bull Page with me, and suppose you and Scott come along, Bill," he added to Pardaloe. “If we don't all o: us gel; back, some of us might." "What are you going to do?" asked Lefever.
“I'm 80in: down to Bartoes to look around." .
Scott, with the quickest instinct of his listeners, looked at the gambler with a.‘ skeptical smile. “You're not going inside?"
_ "I am, if I can makeit," returned Selwood. He began to unbotten his
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he returned, and coat and boots if you're willing his chin pushed well down into his Bob," he added. As he spoke he throat, "ain't goin‘ to be so awful ‘took a. cap of McAlplrrs hanging on
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a, nearby hook and stuffed it into his trousers pocket.
Scott began to take off his coa-t. Lefever sat partly on the table, with one leg swinging over the edge. He slipped uneasily from his perch and stood before Selwood. “Johnfl he asked, “what are you actually going to do? -You don't honestly mean you, are going to try to go into Bunty's place to- night?"
“Why not?" » Lefever eyed him ‘with indig- nation’ and contempt. "You're looking quit, sure."
(To be Continued)
rturom- vases JUAREZ RACES
JIJiAREZ, 1\Iex., June 26 (U. P.)— The revival of horse racing 1n Juarez is urged in the report of an industrial survey of El Paso and Juarez and their trade territories. made by experts of the Massachu-
The survey which was conduc- ted at a cost of $5,030, of which the El Paso County Commissioners paid $1,000 and the remainder was
Racing would bring tourists, the says, and "every effort
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MRS. FRED DUNSFORD
Mrs. Fred (Alice Maclsinnon)
.. v n» ...- m“ Dunsiord 118-5595 "way Thunuy’ z ‘ J. "r d. ' ,,..
May 21, at the csmnrlase “Walla!- Mass, where she went under 8n. operation. The operation was sue- cessful but she did not have the strength to pull through. All that medical aid could do was elven her- Blood transfusion was given her by her brother-ln-law and nePlWW- 5119 ls the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Donald MacKinnon of Bangor, Morell.
Mrs. Dunafordunade he: home at Arlington Heights for the last forty years, coming from Canada when a young girl. She was hlshly tnoushi of in the community for her fine Christian life. She died as she lived, slipping away quietly-
She leaves to mourn beside her husband, one_ daughter Eve, (Mrs. Henry Dexter) of Swampscott, Mass. one grand son Frederick; also seven sisters, one brother. Mrs. I-Iauford Saunders, MrsMaxwell Breton, Mrs. Rachel MacPherson, Miss Katherine MacKlnnon all of ArlinBWn. M558» Mrs. Ira. Takles of Maiden, Mass, Mrs. Peter Finlayson, Mrs. Malcolm Finlayson, Mr. Simon MacKlnnon of Bangor.
The funeral took place on Satur- day, May 23rd at 3 o'clock from the Park Ave Congregation Church. the services being Condlwled by D1‘-
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AGED LIGHT KEEPER DEAD
William Parsons, whQ was keel‘); the Needles Lighthouse, 1.1g‘ EAST Cowns- m!» Juno 24- Wlght, for 35 years, is den
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Lyons. The hymns sung were: / ' / Face to Face, when We Shall Meet r Again.
She bade no one a last farewell She said good-bye to none
l-ler heart had ceased to beatf Before we knew she'd gone
I-Ier cheery smile and kindly ways, Are pleasant to recall _
She had a smile for every one She died beloved by all.
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racing in Juarez."
Juarez is losing important op- portunities to develop tourist tradcj by allowing is streets and bulld-; ings to be built in a ramshackle? and unattractive manner, the rc- port states. It recommends co- operative effort to "dress up" building fronts and repair streets, especially around the Juarez plaza; Compietltion of the Juarez-Chi huahua City highway also is urged. "It appears there is on opportun- ity to develop a resort center con- with gardcns where facilities are pro- vided for dining and dancing in the open air," the report continues.
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