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‘Fiicro will be sold by Pulilli- Auc- tion in front of tho Law Pourta lluilillng in (‘liarlolteloirn iu (lllilfllfi Founiy on Monday the 27th day of Match A. D. 1031i at the hour of twelve o'clock noon all that certam parcel or tract of land and Ilffmill" situate lying and being on Lot or 'l‘uwnsliip Number twenty-three hounded as follows that is to say" by a lini- commencing at n stake fixed on the West ride of tho Cnri-iulisli lioad and at the southeast nllkl" 0r lnnil in the occupation of William liloffatt thence west to a reserved line of road called the Toronto Road thence south along: the said road six .i-hains thence cast'to the (‘arendish road thence northerly along the sanie tu tho place of eonimi-nveuient cou- itiining fifty-Urn acres n! land a litill‘ more m- loss agrviullily to a plan of the some as ls shoini in the margin of the Deed of tho Government of Prince liilwaril island to John Brown and ilaivvl April 1st A. D. TWO. .

'l‘lu\ above 5ulo la ruailo‘ under aiul in |Hil‘.~'l|:l|\<‘l‘ of a l‘oiror of sale ("in- tiiinvii in a Mortgugo hr-ai-ing dale ot’ the 5th (lay of July A. i). 119250 and made between hlulcolm Murray of Graham's Road in Queens County a- foresaid farmer. of the one part and John Brown of lilnyflslil in Queens County 0t‘ tho other part and hy the

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CHAPTER. XX V“ Gunman acorn

Nell Forrest's arrival at the theatre as dresser to young "Lean; Gail" caused s. stir among the com. 11BX15’. They tried individually and collectively to find out who she was. "Maybe the kid's mother, or per- haps an aunt." Suzsested the coni- ediant, but. this guess found small credence among the real; of the 9011111311)’. since‘ Nell had disdained to assume a Cockney accent. Her manner toward Rosemary, too, was affectionately respectful. She never said anything that might imply that; Leslie Gail was other than what he seemed, but there were many things in the company's at- titude toward her charge that she resented, and she took firm steps tn put her friend on a different foot- ing as far as was possible.

In spite of their initial disapprov- al of her, the members of the coni- pany had come to like the plucky youngster. The men had formed the habit of talking to her (or him) at odd moments. They enjoyed teasing her without much malice, and laughing at her quick-wilted slungy replies.

But Ncll‘s shrewd affectionate eyes saw that the strain of keeping up her assumed character in scu- son and out was telling on Icose- mary. She had a couch moved in to the girl's dressing room, and ln- sisted that whenever she had a re- spite during rehearsals she should come down and rest, one of the stage hands being bribed to call her when she was needed.

' "That old woman has taken to treating young Les as though he were a prize piece oi‘ bric-a-brac," grumbled- the comedian one day when he had been down to search out the youngster for a chat. "What's the matter?" said Dol- ores, who was standing near, her part in her hand.

"Well, Iwandered down '3 his dressing room to tell him thLe was time to step out for a. drink, and found the door closed, I called through it, and tried the handle. It was locked.“

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tention as she saw the moment for her entrance approaching.

It was three days before the first performance of “Kin-shit? ‘W85 W9. and as is usual with the relwflr-‘wfll-S about that time, the play was going very badly. Hall’ the company did not yet know their lines. They had learned them and then seemingly forgotten them again. BUSIMSS was changed to the contusion of everybody. The little ingenuc had hysterics. The sensitive young act- or threw up his part because of a criticism from the author, and was with difficulty persuaded to stay on.

Rosemary was wolfi-DBITBCYI. b1"? wan and listless. and spoke her ~ lines so c-auy that Anthony‘ spoke to her sharply at times. Dolores. watching with experienced eyes the confusion that nearly always $91195 ation. judged that the time was ripe ation, Judged thatthc time was ripe for a. final effort.

“The kid has gone stale," she re- marked to Anthony as she sat down near him, where in the empty stalls he was watching with s. frenzy 0i; apprehension the halting prom“ of his play. "That ls the way with these clever amateurs. They make B good showing at first but they don't wear well."

Anthony turned sharply at her i voice. He felt he had had about enough of Dolores.

“He knows his lines at least, Miss Mouclair," he said briefly. Dolores shrugged. She knew what

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"Locked?" said Dolores with a meaning intonation. "Why should it _be locked? Do you know. I've been thinking about that. youngster. We know nothing whatever about him. He simply drops down on us from no where, and the author goes of!

(Ion in front of the Lau- Ruildlng in Charlottetown in Queens. (‘minty in Prince lidwaril Island on Frill. the Sow-nth day of AnriL A. at the hour nl‘ twrlro o'clock noon i that triu-i plow» uiul parcel

oi‘ illiiti Siiliilif‘ on Township nuiuhor - . A n sixtpf ~ in Faid County, houniloil di-svrliiml as follows: (‘mniucnir-

strength of the uprising youth. A cigarette seems such a. little thing. but before long the habit enchains one so, that it becomes an impos- sible stumbling block. As one inter- ested in athletics and a. member of a. basketball team, I use this

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he meant. She herself still carried cost to you cnrcept license delivered in Cliarlollctaivii.

her typewritten part. on the stage with her for occasional reference. But all the company knew ‘tiwi there was no danger of her not being all right. on the night. Dolores

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to a plan on tho

his head about him. Of course we all adore Anthony, but I really think we should be careful about that boy. No one knows what hc may be or intend."

The comedian looked at her quiz- zlcally. ‘

"Oh, I don't think he's s. pick- pocket, if that's what you're getting at," he said bluntly. "But it's funny how that old woman fusses over him."

"Probably a relative who thinks because he's happened to fall into a fat part. he's going to make the family fortune," said a young actor languldly. "She can talk English, that's one thing. It's a. pity she hasn't taken the trouble to teach him a. few aitches."

“It she had, he wouldn't have got the part," murmured the ingenue, and added, as Dolores went on the

knew that the author knew it too. and that his impatience was 0n ac- count of her slight on his DTOWBB- She sighed gently-

"So you're bent on suicide?" she inquired.

"on, for the Lord's sake," thought Anthony, already at a Pitch °i frenzy, "will no one rid inc of this womanl"

"I've said many times," ‘he re- plied aloud, striving to speak court- eously, "that in you and ywns Leslie Gail I have .my two leading characters to the life. You both know your business-of course I knew you did, and the boy 5WD?“- ingiy seems to know his-but what is more, you ooth are the charac- ters yourselves."

“Thanks very much." murmured Dolores, thinking of the unscrupu- lous adventuress she was portray-

hablt has grown among young peo-

ple to alarming proportions. To see girls who can hardly wait to finish the game before rushing to the dressing room to light a fag. makes one wonder where it will all end.

It is stated that if all the cigar-

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cttes smoked by the boys of Am- erica last year, were placed end to end, they would reach around the world twice and from San nan- cisco to New York and back again- The cigarette habit is seending an army of young people to the re- formatory, asylum and hospitals. Arc these facts not astounding? L; it not time for us to sound the alarm? _

I know W. C. T. U. women do not place these stumbling blocks in

Malpeque

Thcrccent falls of snow have

proved beyond a doubt that winter is with us yet. .

A very successful dance was held

in Malpeque Hall on Thursday evening, March 2nd. The proceeds were in aid of the Malpequc Hockey

Club. In spite of the poor condition

spendingis few days with friends in Alberton.

Mrsndames A. Campbell, organ- ist, of Princetown United Church has returned from an extended visit with friends in 5t. John, N. B.

Miss Ella Simpson, R. N, Char- lottetown, is spending some time visiting friends in Malpeque and Kenaington.

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stage at hearing her cue. clair‘s got her knife into him. She's afraid he'll get all the notices."

lng. She knew now, without a doubt, just. what Anthony Carson thought of her.

if we know the danger and do not

sound the warning, I feel we are

was present, to enjoy a pleasant evening and at the same time lend

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"Ofilshcr, I'm lookin‘ for a. parlé/

ISai-rist-urs lb Solicitors t m t th ‘l s ose h se e ex- Her face hardened and she went 35 811 Y l1 W O a helping hand to the boys who m. plwhej.

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noitftligiéliiusoéliciTort If-iuilgl \‘-. luck should give the prizes. But herself that she wmnd not be miss. mothers especially, who see no m ' ‘or’. Riley Building. ' chliriiiiietown in“ Tr p“ Uirooiilril“ i“ imw“ rm not afraid w W15“ mm an suc- °d mm the rehearsal for a quarter harm m smokkm that n is better Mrs James K MocGougan has GOOSE RIVEIVSCHOOL a . . e o w ‘ - . rmmw m m mm Pmfixlye d“, cess. Yet a fire of straw, a fire of of an hour, she went, with the prl- to sacrifice to themselves the t d m “ l n . straw." He ambled on to the stage vliege of her position, up to Atkin- pleasures and cravings, than to rull r‘ “me i° ° Bu?" °w- Mu‘ Th; follow-m: 13 the “Huang o;

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B- A- rim" 1i" s"""“"'° “Wm” °' r"""‘“" a1 n lo ked a r hi t a n1 cross thl hlid n orall mentally .. . . . . " ";~ " "~ _ i? B 0 R l‘ m- It was emp y, an oores - er e re . m y. for the month of January: naitmsriiu. soucnoa. arc. ' .. .~ . - .. .- .. "mun. To LOAN ("IipmlIIJIF‘.,I:ZIH‘I;~TFM: rnnivliiulfnfiililliylyrl_ i-lypociitlcal old fool, he said. ed u, the telephone that stood on and physically John Simpson, Hamilton. Gm“ x_1_ new“ Macmnnon 1a.-...i~- ln-rsou “an... said Count)‘. "Service of art. indeed-Y’ the desk. and save the number 0! Let us oil-operate, use our ln- -———- and, 1x_1, Mm-y wflgqn; 3, Mr. Harold Rogerson, This u to certify that. the rewi

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