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NFWS‘°Ai"ER MAN’S HORRIBLE NME WITH BURGLAR.

l':i~-<,/d'~r»_- ..‘.~_-_ Washington corre-

r.; . .;i; Southern new.- gf-in r-1 ni.; .. ;i_tr;:i\viitg atlvcnturc ;.-.-t.w--»-I.. I-.i.u'mc¢1 and confronted it. .I-' of n burglar in his .-i»;-ie, ho payed a game of watchlul ~- tl".-.1 ~.\i.-it 1- : izrruder througn- -.<. tn. g ._ pmt of the night.

";.~ s\v,...ened by fesiing that

;:i--;., wp mm. one in the room, ani ~.=u'~-'1_i'-' poking into the darknes ills.-_ver-d the form of the burglar :-:..i.-i:s:,i: ni-ar his bed. Tiller deter- - i.~.~=~_ ‘-.~ I-nimit no rash act. but to r- .ni -;ui._t until he determined what ie ocher would do. But the burglar T' w -e decided to keep quiet, and : . ‘e 1 tes* of patience and . __ " .;< ,ci-med to pass ani

i _ .- .ict rays of light pene-

»._t;-i _.e .'i.:in. From bvtween half- utuisezl lids Tiller peered to ascertain- the identity of the burglar-and be- Lcti _‘.I.'s. Tlllcr’s dress form await- ing the coming of the dressmaker to

fit it with a spring gcw:\.‘

rviiivarrfs Llnlrnent Cures Distemper _ __

f DIED

-a _ Hsnnsnson-ni cimistietsivn on I\I:t.fh 30th, 1919, lliargaret L. Ilen- -I-_-rssn, aged 66. Funeral today at

ri. m. to Sh rrwool f'cmelery_

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WlLL!E CAMPBELL.

't:|.- ;‘ o‘ `e fi" St. i.'olumhia_ East

l't»§nt_ were sftdlfv' shocked when th- .»fi.i¢I came on S.:turtl:\y, .llztrclt 15th .ini V\'Il‘¥»“ the b loved s :I ot' llanlel - "~ '»~' " l~ ti pixel ,;v'a§.' at thc "Ju t' -t'-f vi ii -spititi :t tie earl :_-1. in is airs, About four wc.»k_~\ pre- vious he was taken there :tml sarees fullyoperatod on for appendicitls and was :ttaking Favorable `prorrf_-ss towarl _ -»if'.r»"t'y and hi: frmily were loo’ ln' lovngly forward to his home rfimint; but unfavorable cotnplicstions set in and he passed away on tim z|b,>ve date He wus of 'a quiet, chee'iul and lov- ..hlf- Ili;-position. and was baloreil by all particularly by his boy compsniom with whom he was a great favorite and by whom he will long he remem- bered and sadly missed. His remains were forwarded to Harmony cn Mon- day momlng and sadly conveyed to his homo at Campbells Cove. and the fol- lowing day were interred in the family plot at St. Columbia followed by u large cortege of synipathetlc and mouming friends. He leaves to mourn n griefstrickeu father and mothor. three sisters and two hrotltors. to whom the sympathy of tin- whole t-.oin~ munity goes out in their sad bereave-

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I was not at all suprised at eithc- _

rather or mothefmentlonlng the way we lived. I had expected they would That father had ntennt un"tl\ing save roms money strndpiiut. when h 'nad said he was afraid 3-Jr Neil and

me, I never dreamed. I knew our ex- _ iravagant way of living-our ser-

vants, cnrs. etc.-seemed, much of ir_ _ needless to them. That fatl1e~ thou"ht we \v.iulil save, I also knew He hitti in fact asked nr: it' wi; haul saved anything since our tnarriagt* and I had to confess I did not know I told him to ask Nell. but he would

not.

“lie might think me metlzliesome.

Bah," had bcon his answer.

A'tor they ie't I recall'-d that r-on

v~r=ntion and aslred Neil if we had saved much money since we had been m’rrlod_ I

"\\’hv so suddenly intyuisitive?" he

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"Oh, nothing! Only father asked

me li’ wr- h'i_ri saved a cert'1n propor- ‘lan o" w!‘"t vsu had oarne-'I. and I couldn't tell him becaue»;- I didn‘t

know."

- "In the sense your father meant I "ness we have-n‘t saved much. A man needs his money in h‘s httsl- ness nowadays, I am insured for von and the baby, but what cash I have. I have to use. Your father would want me to put it into a ' sav- ings bank- at ’ or 4 per cent. when

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THE PROMOTER’S WIFE

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I can make many tlhies that by using it."

“But is it safe, Neil?"

"Safe as.can be."

That ended all my worries ovc~

saving. Nell knew how much we could afford to spend. and until he culled a halt I need not feel anxious.

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In tact I did not even ask how 1nu'~lil1l'0Il and 111111189-|1988 DEDIOHBKES and _ ~ _.,__,_»,.'i‘$.' o/1"-;,,,;_ insurance he had, so sure was I that glyceropltosphates, the very elements I '- 1*'

ht: had done what was host.

Lorraine Morton culled the day down systetn_ make rich. red blood _ __ _ _

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after father and mother left. 1 had seen no one while they were with me. It had been tnotlicr’s wish that we should not entertain, but that wo spend the time quietly,

"We see cat-li other so seldom/'_

sho had apologized. bo when Lor- raine came in I was sure I should hear the accumulate-;l gossip of thi' two wce‘:s my parents hid been wit? me.

“Oh, by the way, Bah,” she sud~

denly broke ot‘i` a description of cf

new dress she had ordered. "you re member that day we called on Iilunche Orton-it was just befor \'our 'ather and mother came? You

know I have not seen you since." i

"Yes-what of it?" i "That dinner Blanche gave was

man affair,"

“llow do you know?" “Mrs. Lac_v'g cook is a Sister to '" `

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age and after it severe sickness, was "in a weak, run-down condition. Vinol has built me up and made mg strong. so now I feel real well again, and I can recommend it to others for such

The reason Vinol was so successful

in Mr. Devltt‘s case, is because it icontains beef and cod livcr peptones.

'needed to build up a weakened. run-

_and create strength. it is perfectly 1 wonderful what it does for old people.

E. A. Foster. Central Druggist, Chur-

glottetown. Vinol is sold in Montague iuy H. _J. muon and at the nest' urug- :store in e. ery town and country.

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With the triumph of Italy and the

territory which had been held for the last year by the Austrians, there will return to the northern towns and vil- iitgcs besides the stream of refugees

new niitici Blanche just hired, She; '

iultl th_e .cook that there was thrc»“_ men and no women at the dinner i

'That one of the men was lovely, buff that the other two were a\vful~es-i pecinlly one of them. That they didn‘t know how to eat. what forks to use

or anything, And she said that therl

And that the one she said was th'-_i

"I collection of priceless art treasures. in this portion of Italy Titian, (‘ima and Giovanni da Pordenone were born, and all left here fine examples of their work; at Udine and Belluno were important schools of Renais- sance art. There was great pride, even among the peasants, in these

'tl ' k I _ _ ' _ i ll dm” H Ot even mp nice one tr ditlon of th ast, and there was

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s"arcely a mountain town which

ohn D°v|tt recommend; Vinol to ‘ Create Strength and Vitality, '-

conditions.”-John M. Devine, ' I

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' LIEUT. JOHN STEEL HC _fini “"8

in n boy'l choir when ten year I old and commenced to study under the best teachers in New Yorls, and before the age of sixteen he had developed A wond-

erful tenor voice. Later studying in Paris with _lean de Relké, under w om he made wonderful fsrogrcn. Rctummg

1 to America; only ut Sep!emlI>¢\'._ llc ' immediately ncoreda triumph In light ' opera, creating A sensation wherever he

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" world) :relied artists. in _the Victor Laboratory

said: "I think llohn Qteel |_yo\ce is one of the ' :mst beautiful ever neerd.

Many critics who have _heard john Ste¢l

have remarked how n1uc.I\ his vo»ce_ resemble: thu of John McCormack; lo closely l_n Incl. Ill!! lie bids lair to become n formidable nvll ol that

celebrated artist.

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worst got noisv and was perfectlr _ _

I WCM if’ PU" 500 -"°U"g Pigs- I Pa-" .Sa u ‘ T cient palace a sacredly guarded

_ _ _ How can she endure such men ?";

Express "l“""9°~ 'refills C*-“h~~ WNW . . lwork of an old master. When the

I said disgusted

ERNEST L- ARCHWALD ' .I _ ` ' ' _ _ ‘Austrian invasion began it was

. TNIYO. N. S. h is Shdnga Isnt It Mrs' Lacy feared that tltes treasures would be

MORTGAGE SALE

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---~ l's=uall_\' tin. itzti\'t_>tr: of Lorrait\e's` 200! in this region when the Gm" H A &

' " ment recently announced thati* n a

0" €_Xhiiii°" in Berlin “H i-'l».l» Great. George Stn-et, CltarIottc'iown, P.E.I

able collection of Italian paint-

and sculptures captured by the 't ' _g_____,, _ - -____,;______Y______,r____,L__: __ _ ____ ies in their advance into North- ' n _ _- _ _____ .-....~ . M|LL,,R B395

_ There will _be sold at Public Auction I last remark would have amused me em at the La\v Courts Building in Char-iBut I scarcely ltewrd it. \\'ho coul” had lottctown on Wednesday the thirtieth the three turn have bt-cn whom Mrs ml"

day of April next A. D. 1919 at twelvr Orton entertained that night I re _ "'55 u'clock noon ALL THAT TRACT piece | called quite distinctly that Noll had 1 “""‘ and parcel of land situate lying iindlnot come home for tiinnor, and that V"

It had he-on \'er_v latg when ho camo A German Boas*

in. This fact was clear in my mcni

"ry hecattse I had a”t"rw".rtls wlshe” This b0,,St_ h0weve,._ amused the that I had asked l.orruiue to stu", im1;m,3_ They www better than the 'intl L.-sep me rotnpnny. nn,sSiu,,s U,en,S01,,,.s_ me value of

or Township Number*

s‘xt,\'-forr (641 bounded as follows, ihil-t is to sa-':Bv a line commencing at a stake standing in the Bank of the ,ihorc of the Gulf of St. Lawrence and in the south west angle of land for- merly in pos:ess’on of John Nlcliolson "nfl n'~\v of -\rcliihal;l .\lcl.eo:l and run-

ning thence nf-rth four degrees west one hundred chains or to tho rear lint; ~” the block of farms frcntiw: on the

~ "th :;‘1o--Q cl \-‘hir-h this farm is ptr' thence north seventy six :lf-grew' wcift ten clialns and fot‘t_v-three links, th*-nce south four tlegrees gust to th"l "ond then e "rt"-t along said road four `

't-an fx-vt tltoitrfo after cros:iin;,' tu -' :til south 'our rlevroes 'vast (ulon. the road to the shore) to the bank o

the shore aforesaid and tl1ence‘fcllow~_ mg the var‘ous courses of the same “tsterly to the place of heilinnlntg con taining one liunrlrn-d acres a litilt

inoru or less. The above sole is tuutle under and byl virtue of a power of sale containei in an indenture of Mortgage daictt 'lie-tvvcntv ninth day of December A. ll. 1906 and made between James Mc-_ !.r~otl of Iiigh Bank in King's (`ount_v‘ ,,, in Prince Edward island. I<`armer, and Christy McLeod his wife of the first H part and Francis Dogherty ot' (‘har

being on Lot

Iottctown in Queens County, Lieuten- ,marriage ii ,S ,, w,,,m|ng L.|,,.Ck,

dnt Colonel of the second part for

msn tho innitl had told of nf'

being .\lrs, 0rton'g ;;u<=st‘."’ Anti \vf'|‘o ___ __

asked the same question and the e

was money, an d stocks, Oil stocks qays the New York sun' T,-1° Jeri & I think she said. I was so interest -_mam attempted to give the lmpres” |979-36°`_ A I

i 'lo that they had secured much

"Would it lic-was Nei! the “love

he othci two sonic oi' those hootisl

rich men I had rccel\'etl'.’ | _-_Tl

“lf you rlo'i’t. there are women who

That specftli of Nf-il`s canto back s‘~

nlainly that I scttrcely realized that -_ ____(_(_

.orraine had said good-bye and ti

(To be continued( I

Only One “BROM0 0UlNlNE"

.-\'{.`\Tl\.`IC`I3li0.\l0 QVININE Tali- . .~ lou' for signature of E. Vt'

,|i\`l-I l'|irv>= tt Wold in One Day

-__________ The evil that mcu tio is soon forgot.

The average man who 'ries herol:

wh-

_tt the Tcutons had carried away.

The

Italians ol’ each town and vil- ltad such a keen appreciation heir treasures and such an af- ionoto regard for them that they

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v s, cvcrvtliittg of real artistic worth. This work of salvage. in the

of the panic and‘ terror in

‘_-‘sired by the invasion, was one of

was alone. 'hp

little known romantic incidents

of the Cnporctto disaster. As soon :s it became evident that the Italian Zine was -wavering the threatened

l.. .1-t Ihr- "onuine, call for full nntni region was sulivclied by a represi

ontstive of the Minister of Public In- ztruction, and trucks, materials and men for safeguarding works of art ~ were placed at his disposal by the army. H_e was to keep ln touch with

ten-by themselves. the enemy along u front of 400

miles and remove objects of art

A‘Kansas editor refers to an Indian; s a copper i'at:t=<i type. i

The only thing that gives weight tc? story is the scales.

\\'h|m at girl declines a p|'o|>osttl 0!

The rloincstic wlto builds uit' castles*

-i19lfi\li'es £97# 3 mlSfil~ I when it was apparent that a town

was to fall. In the meantime the citizens of all threatens-tl towns pre pared their art treasures for trans- portations. "lt often happened," said ln". Felice Pcrrorn. “that the trucks would he dspartim; from one side of at town with their precious burdens

default in payment of principal andimust he pnrtisi to iight housework. HM as the Ausmuns were emmng

interest.-said mortgage being now' vested in tile undersigned.

For further particulars apply to Mc-

Lean & McKinnon, Royal Bank Build-

ing, Ch8i'l0liBt0WD~ more for you than you are willing to

Dated this thirty-first day of March (1

_-\. D. 1919. I

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I)on't expect your friends to do

0 for yourself.

Donald McKinnon and Donald Mc-

Millan, Executom.

Estate Sarah Eliza Dogherty, Aulgneel.

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Ai San Vito .1 painting by Palma

was rescued, at 'Vittorio several Titlans wt-re saved, and at Oderzo a masterpiece by Previtall. When the rescuing party reaced Belluno it found the collection in the museum packed but no trucks. "The high command," says Dr. Ferroro. "how~ over. supplied the trucks at once despite the pressure of the mo inept." While the rescues wer- carrying off a painting by Bollunelln and Memoirs in the original manu- script of Pietro Calvi from Pleve dl Cadore, Titian‘s birthplace, the Aus trlans were already in the village. The work nl' rescue extended as far lieliintl the lines as Padua. tustrlun airmen caused muclg dam- age to thc city by dropping bomns._ out not until there had been re- moved to a place of safety the fam- ous palntlng hy_Vsronese from the Church oi' Santo Giustlnn. the altar of Donatello, the great statue of Gattametata and the, entire collec~_` tion of the city's museum. Bo sue-_ cessfuily was the rescue work car-| ried on that within a week every nrt- tihlectaaf any grunt value vu safely!

Victrolan from $34 to $597 (soltl on easy pay- ments, if desire-di. Ask lor frcc copy of our

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The loot of whrcn the Gernians`

boasted were the collection in the lidlne Museum, some paintings from the villages along the Piave and a trlptic attributed to Titian

The articles taken from Udine wcrcf lt

only an inconsequential part ~of the museum's collection; the paintings were' the least valuable of the Piave villages' treasures, while the gen-

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