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ffllE INEVITABLE FINGER.

When Tony and his house-guests returned, hot and dusty, from the Mum. Jason was waiting with a tray ‘of tall. frosted glasses in which ice rllllkl0d pleasantly and a green and

liagrahl SPPBY of mint added its mute invitation. _

“AF-y mail. Jason?" asked Tony.. ‘as he strolled restlessly about, hi:3 ‘iglass in hand. !

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\ Thumb sticking does look sWBPY. in, n. baby, but it is disgusting in the, threeyear-olil and SOIDPLiIIIQB it hangs I on until fifteen or sixteen! The habit

"Yossuh, Mistah Tony." Jason went away and came back -.il!B5Bl1!lY. bearing the salver from

“ O I I i T‘T‘§f" “m1”? ""‘ ."';.‘.?.l":*;<'.'t.tt:l' 11.2.2: i a ‘vlt out c0 orlng iferes with iiligestinn. |'iniiiii,\z lllﬂion is fact

_ Tony accepted the salver casually. elahcedthrough the letters, and tossed, certain ones to his guests.

"There you are, fellows! All the. ' wives and sweethearts seem to be

Another hail hrtbit—irrt-gtlla:ity in ‘repmsemed-i- _lio\rel action-is rcsiponsihli- for weak t H9 818110“! up l0 {ind JBSOII lIOV- bowels and eonstipittiiin in lHllIiQS- ‘ermg uncerlﬂmll’ lWSlGC him. iGire-tlie tiny lll)\\'\‘l_\‘ ill] opportunity “What i5 it, Jason?“

to act at regular [iierioils UllPll iliiy.. "Mistah Tony. suh. I doan‘t right- lf they don't act tltvlirsl. n little jly knOVl. BUl—blll, when d8 mali- jflotvlii-i-‘s <_ii=iori.t will rot-ii reﬁlls ‘man done come‘ dis mavmin’. dcie 11"" "1""; l-WF)" "W'lli'l‘ Jlfllllll RWP fwuz anudda lettah foh yo'-all. And a. liiittlt- ol it liztiivly to ll~v lll wrist- of in am-t defe now:- Lil:‘:.:".';"l:::::..f"t::.t'"* M" who do hlhvll, or when‘ litiliv i» (Tilii ill mg‘??? whele is n fvyt-riiill. its LlUlltll; intltit-iiiw- (loan L know‘ sun‘ linli_\"~. FyFlrHl vllilltlv~ him to get iul notiriJinlriit from hi~ fowl. helps him‘ gain. .~lri'll‘,fllll'fl< his biota-la.

mloeve ou-r the hiinil; attaching: mit- ltcns, or putting on (‘llrlllhillfll i-utfs. ‘ﬂWlllCll pri-t-cnt hcniliilg the arms at the t-lhmrs, are some of the ways to. ialop the ltuhit.

the lace”

WHAT true economy Timex brings! Even faded lace-trimmed silk "nadir!" can be made colorfully new again — and uiiliou: rinting the lice. For this urpos: use Timex in the Blue box. ln act, Timex rinu and dyes any- thing and urillkeep all your ﬁnery color- fully new all summer long. And so simple-just "rim as you rinse." See the Time: Color Card.

Blue Ho: — for laoeirriniinod silk: ltjnu thc lilk-lxe remain: white).

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Gray Boa-far tinting and dyeing all manna]; talk, cation, ' g 15¢ a: drug and dept. nor-ea

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TINTS AS YOU RINSE

Mistah

Tony glanced through the letters

iEi-tnriat l~ puri-ly li-gchtlili- and Lin his hand fdnd noted Lhe envﬁmPe llzlrlllli-aofllit- map. 1.- on lllit Wrllp- ‘Oh which Millicent had written her 1 |>Fl'.-l'1"ll)(‘(l

it ; message. _ "This ‘rant thc one you mean?“ _\'<ill get. ll i“! the asked Jason. howl. lmol: for (has. . Fli-ti-livf!‘ “N0. Silh. Mis‘ Millicent done siynutnri- on tho wrapper n0 you'll brought dat one, ‘Bout an houah -_'~-t tlic yi-ntilne. _;1gQ_"

Tony frowned and looked through lhis. letters again. l "But, if there was another lcttc iii trouldirt have got away by iLsvl iYou only imagined it, Jason."

The old ilarky shook his" head ‘lllbb0fllly. ‘N0. suh. Mistali Tony. Ah sedﬁ lit. It wuz n. kind o‘ pinky-purple ‘ and so WUZ de ink, and it. done come ‘from New Yo‘k." "New York?“ Tony startled slight- l “Jason. you'd make a. good detec- rtive. You seem to have a great. l, faculty; for noting details. But I'm lalraid yoirve been dreaming. Even la ‘pinky-ptirple‘ letter couldn't walk Tatvay of its own accord."

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Strawberry! Plants l ' For Sale y i

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Senator Dunlap Strawberry plants i, for sale, 60 cent-s per hundred plants. I will pay all freight charges 0n these gtrawberly plants to any part of F. E. Island whenxahipped by rail,

mnxrb" ‘m’ vaﬂely “amml M" f He dismissed the puzzled old man ' l . an l. l d" ' I hi5 i ill! ANGW‘ C- MMULM’ ltmiuglii ioiiiew Yoiiilmietter 1"‘“'“d” “m” fmight possibly mean Elinor—as if

4430'” ‘he liadift a wide acquaintance in

.New Yorkihe tore open the en-- lvelope Millicent. had left for him. {after first readirg her message and frowning over it.

' TENDERS

Tenders will be received by thhl undersigned until May 12th, for the‘ building of new church at. Sum-Y met-field. near Emerald Junction.’ Plans may be seen at. Parochial House, Summerfleld, A. F. Mo ~ Quaid‘: Office, Sourls. Cbappel and‘

Hunter, Architects. Charlottetown or . I ‘i __ . . . l Absorbine Jr

undersigned. s _AP§TISEPTIC LINIMENT

l-"As a preventive ' 1t“ destms . When he drew out Elinoro letter.

"helpsko ihe started. and his heart began to ' - ' ‘ beat more quickly.

l Ono of the pages was mauve-edi- ‘iored. and the entire letter was writ jten in violet ink! . y Then the lost letver had been from Elinor!

"Jason!" he fairly shouted, forget;- ting to ring tho bell. and, without ‘waiting for the butler to appear, he [dashed into the hall and began n frantic search of his own about the ltable where the mail always lay un- itil it was distributed.

There was no sign of a letter

Jill‘; l '- . " dentist abouQ

Lowest or any tender not neces- sarily accepted; Rev. Frank McDonald, P. P., Emerald, R. B. 4l60-5-1-10i. .

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rm Ullilﬁd ciimii 0f York re-

quire Tenders before May 4th. re-

modelling the building. Plans and‘ speciﬁcations may be seen at Ofliw

lnaturally. though he ransacked the ‘entire hall. He and Jason moved

every article of furniture and got I idown on their heath and knees to < ‘peer into dark corners. Several

other servants were called in and ‘made to search the adjacent rooms. ion a chance that a. gust of wind

of J E. Harris, Architect, Charlotte-i I , , _ _ _

Mm M AUCTIUN SME iteeters.“lzrzzrhtrreezist.

micesﬂruy WATTS Sec. l fthe terrace. and the flower-beds

HA ' imﬂhy‘ were gone over with a. fine-toothed 4166'4'27'7l~ ‘Cogs-letter was found.

T?” y When. finally. the i-imrch had to

‘be abandoned. Tony was in a. beast

. . . ly temper and the servants were '0'.‘ sATtnnézi 5TH‘ AT llcxhausted. About this time. One

srocx- 10 registered Ayrshire °l ‘he h9“s°'g“°sl's 5mm“ m" £;.".".':'.3...“::‘.?.:.§:.:*.:'i.t.r;::.:“li"i? “ilillhiiin. viii cow four years nltl t0 ffPQhﬂII iinllunch?“ h“ Suggested w the hmi" ()4'|.(ll)l‘l" " rows five years olil to “Wylie an pretty mun“ Starved’ ‘ma. freshen May l0 and May 25; 2 (tonsil/e {mum ma‘ the iuncheon-gnng thrrl- years old to freshen July 7 '5 “b!” an hm" and n‘ ha" ow"- aml September; 7! hcifi-rs 2 yi-ar iill] (""5 whlltis happened? Cook A0 and 2 valves 5 months old; 4 litirst-s o" i‘ “hiker

4 fall hills; l sow and twmvi- yltllllg‘ "We 10st a letti-r."snat>neq”1"°">'- pigs; 75 harrgd rock pant, lmaking n seventeenth examination

IMI’I.I-IMENTS—I PXpHESS svagon, of the inblﬁ- _ .2 truck waggnns, P. wooil sli-ighs, 1 "Hmm!“ Th0 8119935 ﬁpeullauve .drivlng sleigh, i Iiay si-i-drr, 1 grlmllPye £00k in U19 C0795 ofdseﬂrclilsrg stone. 1 i-rcam separator Rcnfrc-w, 1 and thc disarray that ha real! 0 _ box sleigh. 2 hay mowers. l gangifrom their activities. "I'll any eep- plliugli. 2 singlc plough. 2 sols splki-evoirve been pretty thorough in 3/01"‘ rot?‘ narrows. l set spring tooth harroweliirfitirts old chap. Important. let- rvlnll Ilﬁlﬂlﬂ bﬂllﬂer. 1 grain crusher, ‘lifter’? ‘Incriminuting for a bridv- rubbrr bi-lt. 1 i-ngine 2 horse powcrpgroom?"

mm‘! vllmh lurk. l set fnilnrrs. I tur~l Toiiv disdained thc replv. Th!‘ “lmllnip piilpi-lr. If ar-tdlt-nfrt-ilv srali-s ‘Zitfllgppgt yawncd, i u mum s, t Isl‘ , - ' “ ‘ 6|‘:

ii furrow 910W; 2X IJlOW- 1'7 mm“ ilisi- barrow. I ha‘; foi-kizililiitlvifttiiiii’ élhp Lhcyggli-iiiillrllﬁlisillilig, sectional seeder. manure sprcadcrw...‘ 1mm hamesg 2 m" saddkm’ fbm H mm Gin” repmcé my mm,

How down). l10fSf‘ turnip sower.i,.xprl.s§ pad’ I s" “mum, ‘rave; ll m. ‘ind M m“ moment" hind l-"Tnll! WWQT- Ulmlll Dulller-ir-ollar and llamas. I! work bridle; a 055m“? I rd ‘i urloinedl Tony scuﬂler. straw cutter, ipower drlv-lquantny 0|- hay’ “mm M". ‘rafm nocmled w“ p '

Auction Sale

At Mt. Edward Road. one mi front Charlottetown. 0Y1 Tllllfﬁdﬂy.‘ May 3rd. i928, tit l2 o'clock sharp.

STOCK-J’: horses. one guiding 10 yrs. old. 1700 lbs; om- gelding. 5 YYS- oid. 1400 lbs; one mare. l0 yrs old lCﬂpL Aubrey. breeding belowi; one gelding. ii years old. Longstep by Longset. dam “Capt. AubrPY." will"! dam by “Parksidef great grand dam, Funny Parnell by “Parnell? one draft filly. one year old: 9 cows. several half (iuc-rnscYi "m" 5mm‘ horn bull. one year old: one Guern-r sey heifer calf: three geese, sh 60 breeding ewes; high grade Sh shlrc: one brood sow. "Mo Duke."

lMPLEMENTS-Blndt-r, 6 mower: side di-llviery rake. dump rake. hay loiiden-lntest make

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Massey Harris. One Cleveland Lfflfl-i | 1 . _. tor. (l section spike hrirrow. one roll<l mm RT r er, grain grader. set clippers. Di-,_i_ ,\_ MBFDONAL", / ‘ ' Laval cream separator ipower driv-l Au,.;|,,n"r_ cnl. one Halls thresher and cleaner 4|g¢;_4_30_g_3_4_5_ Imodium size). wood sled. driving _______, nlelghs. driving carriages. one car-

into some remote corner. Stolen! But why? And by whom? ‘Who could possibly 8\l"$" m“ the . ‘letter was from Elinor? And WhO- even guessing. would have any W5‘ a tbsitgle reason for wanting t0 SW11

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tinge pole. grain slings, (6 sets). _ my fofkﬂi ‘Emflllllnﬂl. one steel R He went tip-stairs to tmrie and frame. cross-cut saw. scales i1200' change for luncheon. his 9W5

thoughtful, his brain intent. on sol- ving this new problem of a stolen letter.

lbs.. nearly new). lumber for silo. l0. foot diameter milled to fit 20 ft. long wire stretcher. one Master Six Mc- Inughlln car. one Cadillac car. work‘

At llreadalbiine, Hotel Pro- perty with 20 acres land, short distance from village. also (To Be Continued.)

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iiiti liziti |‘!"i'll snivccssful by iiuvircz:

Ml. M_ GA McNeﬂy_ 0|- thc Han-i, \'il‘I*.\ m thi- pliblii- which lititl been Abattoir Company. and Mr. Vincent "W!" l><.r»-<1l>l<' hr 1hr‘ mvrtrvr. and Bmkm rcpmscnnng the wmmm D... hlﬂlNl Ihni fi;r thc iriicliliu prrioil vies Compﬂnymttcnded a cunferenc‘. _1ti.~;'. Pl(..\'(‘(l n voltnnt- o1 DIIMHPSS at

Th‘. mm or this ﬁrst ummd com brought iihctit unusual problems in fcrmcc cf the four constituent un-i m“ Pmkm" imm-“rva it‘ m‘. Hill...“ Abattoir Conmanylcd thc (‘Xllflllféltlll n1’ plants tfiadc i0 William Davies dz Company. Limiter ‘" according to Mr. J. S. McLean. PH‘ Fido“! of the Canada Packcrs_ LimQeltiini) in live stock on 1921-22, iterl. was to cnublc the personnel to learn of the larger opportunities that. the linked organization offers.

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MANY 2, 1928

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OUR very first experience with this different Toilctrit: twill win your

delighted approval . . . And as its continuous use brings out the natural beauty of your skin, your mirror will constantly tell you how wise has been your choice of toilet soaps.

The alluring, sculptured appearance of the cake itself, its ﬁrm white smooth». _ness, theinstant caressing lather, the elusive yet enduring fragrance these are the (tualities in Lux Toilet Soap that you will love.

Yﬂlffl/zl)’ . . . 50c for an i1.'1/ior/r.i'.ro:i/1. Tozilay . . . f/JE Jam [IIX/lfj/ for jut! for. Na/iz-e KHZ/III l/(‘Ilzf/ft/ l/Jis zironr/eifu/ jinn/In"! . . A nor/Vin "wit/e zce/rriz/ie Ly n/il/fr-u: of 11011107! malt/i [i/ioi/i/t’ Ilie fir/m

Lever Brothers Limitcil, 'I‘ornnt<> Siiapinakrrs By Appointment to Their Excellencies The Ciivcriiiir-Ccilcr.ll aliil Viwtiiunttss W/illingilnn

Antigone-acetate‘ I powwow» i remnant-m i sizzle-omen i wmaawc

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For Service 1928

not: iii? 2.15%

Until July 15th for f u r t h e r particulars apply t0

mt: Lllffitlllli; profit (luring llll‘ first. r-iyrlif months 1t had rvdulrcd-tvastc

At Montreal..lllil rllnllllttictl (luplittttliiiii. Ml"

ilvicLrnn strcssit-rl thc improvctl scr-

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Canudmn Packers Limnedp at iill.’ Hlll‘ of <.\'i'l' Sllliillllflllilll and zt

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i Georgetown, l’. E. I. for.

iul thc t-noritiniu. demands -—-————— iciit products by the Allies nnd the: sociation had not. only made a rea- srysonable proﬁt pooslble. but 1t. had that the packing industry in Canada‘. materially increased the value of the hnd found itself with a capacity forj public services to the that doing twice as much volume as the packing industry performed. cculd be supplied by live stock from! ————~<4¢""—-—'

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eight room house with large

en). cart wheels and axle. Sprlill-Ii sali- positive. No rewrvi- n- m - i, Qgcuf- M L 1 3 m d v In... whem-tciiiiituv iii O\'l'l‘ llllrttlltfllmrl pounds

tooth narrows. two farm WntzOIIH-fnirm l» solll. l ylrfgllglhﬁlzpl“nfrt"flg ﬁflfﬁw been ,,.g';.;";.'ve°'.‘,,.,,f,,ef. llcl,rese',,.auvm.'ri _V(‘lil' llllll l)t‘fIl iriiiwrii-iul ‘ I, J HENRY sun pﬂrch and mgdern poles and frame and stock rnck.oiii-; Terms" 7 months credit on iill sums Om we “hush. m.“ me wind had from Quebec’ Nova 5Com. “m; Mr, Mfflmllll brirny tcuvhr-n on u O , _

8mm grinder‘ A“ above implemenwlm" swim‘ bloilvn it. off the solver. and scnt l‘~ Prince Edward Island were present. “l” "WW3 "NW1 fill"! U"? Wm‘ hi"! Owner. Conveniences.

H. J. LOVE

' . I mg “u. m“. ‘arms. packmg w,” Canadian farms. The changes which; Lady-I want a nice book for an D ‘upon punk... m Eastern Canada by u“. had taken plncc were designed tminvalld. Vil95°°nl'-—H"m°ﬂ"- "ALB q“ _ rmmicn of Canada Packers Um adapt the industry to the flllﬂﬂfdj Lady-Er-no-not now. He's con- Llbrartam-Yes. 1115mm“ mm” l‘ A‘ “"130 I V conditions of thc inst few years. As- thing religious? Auctioneer.

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Southport, lot 48. on Month)‘. M") 1th. u. Ono O'clock mm. m: "m" stock and form Implements as M‘ Iowa: . ' My beautiful iitmi niiii- mild‘ from Clm-lotletawn, 100 1111"" clear land ln not: of good cultiva- tion and 30 acres rdd! l" "m?" well wmmr with o snﬂlll- 8"‘ iniuiuim iii gm nptld. In '1' nod awuiiii; iiima and l c“: orchard. My stock, nlno choice ml emu ages from 5 toll you‘. 2 “m”? 40 llﬂll, my form Ilillhlﬂﬂlllh . Tormioflform mo“ IMF" ‘l ale of iimli, m. semi iiwnllu "l" Ill um": over 810.00 0% 0U 7°? ‘Mm If stormy solo will be bold next M ‘

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two farms nf 50 acres each. one half mile from vllingc. First class liiml for potato] growing.

Parties interested monk-rile with

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homers. double and single. driving.’ - hammer. Farm toolii of all kinds. late positive. No reserve as I have. my fan-n. Terms at sale. ' If stom-iy sale will be held Friday ; J. B. DENNIS. - Mt. Edward Road , o

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i rzworms cause fretfullieas and rob who infant of sleep. the great ‘nourisher. Mother Graves‘ Worm Exterminator will clear the stom- KINNIDY. rich and intestines and restore

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