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. the iilcriile, it the retdil trade harder than any other‘ line o! business, the retail merchants or Ottawa. ct a spec

' ‘wording of t e local branch of the lip-null; Isrc snts'gAssoclatioii_ o! moods} held today rider the chair- tnnnshb 0| A.J-. > drill of the Ottawsbranch, voiced lhvir opposition to the Increase in unmistakable terms.

rlcwislcn. was reached to cslt "the UouiinioirBoai-d of the Retail Mer-

~ chants‘ Association of (‘shade engage counsel and experts to iooit after the interests of the retail merchants from coast to coast when tilt pl-it atioir comes up before the rall- ivziy ‘commission.

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Furniture *

M1 am irlstﬁicted UKHMIAI. Mfr)’ I. 0070 to se at c iitt on on her premises at Cavendish. the foi- ' ‘ lowi stock, implements Qhdstﬁliee. ‘alter an illness house old furniture. on Tuesday. 1* '.¢'_,f‘..|—.i1~‘““,n misuat 24th. 1020 at i nclock p. m. . to Rule unurcu‘ " p‘ - , BTOCK:—I general purpose horse, I driving horse. 6 choice milk cows. 8 fat cattle, 4 one you old cattle. 2i :llVQI. i spring pigs. 0 hens.

lbiPLEhiENTkh-q-l binder, (Fl-oat ind Wood) 1 hay mower. i steer rake. -1 threshing outjlt. i Chutliam cleaner. 1 turnip uulpcr. i teum truck wagon with shafts and pulv. (nearly new); 2 carts. 1 buggy. ‘Z juuntlng slelghs. i box sleigh, 1 wood sleixll. (new): l Rang plow. 2 single plowaJ set sPTlIIE-lﬂﬂtll rowa. 1 set spike barrows. l set disk barrows. i leather mill belt, farmers bulle. i urn-um separator Renfew); i Daisy Chun. {factory cans, b milk pails, i hay fork. rope and blocks. 1 grindswne. i act driv~ ing harness. (néw); ll lllllﬂl-ll-Y 0f working harness. talngle and dou- ble); forks, shovel -, hoes and other lfﬂﬁ]?! [00 IIUITIPYOUIK l0 IHQIIIlOH.

HOUSEHOLD FUltNlTUilEz-i washing machine and wringer. l cook ritnvc. 1 acwint: machine, tah~ ies, chairs and various other urti- cles.

Charlottetown August

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"olfrawi. radiators-imitate;

T! J1 lrhs foriliﬂ- sy on is un cxcmsive. andthat lrented would bit

ial vrrinan, presi-

m. e result oflthe meetin, the

Tiiit.\lS:-—-All sums of fir" dollurﬂ ($5.00) arid under rush. Over thnt amount. fifteen months credit will be given on aDDFovetl joint notes.

if day proves stormy. sale will bi- . held tn the following day at t e Bell Telephone Compan-ys sp- same {,.°,,,_ Sulc positive as farm is anld. ‘ - ‘ \\'. D. dlltvﬁ-IIIQIIIIIQT‘ Auctioneer ZBH-S-liihltthsainh.

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‘Y-"W-zvdlllhlld ishliyving s “good

Marie Horse Races

WEDNESDAY. AUG. 25th.

Purses-M .76

her».

=etc. . 'TERMS.»AII sums up to

r o trout-series at»

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and .

B. RQRoJ, Guaxhaglaa.

“h theysar 1910, I hsdNsr-wss. hash-silos in its worst lee-r‘

dropping from 170 to lib posada.

71s doctor: bed e0 lope e] q nwwry, and every medicine I proved useless until a friend me to take "l-‘ruit-a-tives".

Ibegnn to mend almost at caﬁ sndnsverhadsuchgoodheslthsal have enjoyed the p»; eight yin lens sever ain't/unit "Freda-ﬂu" fs tbs sou/n JAS- 8- DEIGATY.

50c. abox, iiforﬂdiiuidaei At all dealers or sent peeipﬂ h Frult-e-tivqllmihiﬂb; ‘

Auction Sale at Crapautl

.I ntn instructed by Mrs. A. E. Trnwsrlale to sell by suction at her premises Crapuud, oil Friday Aug. 27th, 1920, all farming equip- ment nnd two milk jcmvs together with household furntitire, consisting of tables, chairs. beds, carpets. mats, stoves, pictures, blankets, pillows,

$5.00 cash, over that amount four months credit on approved Joint notes, with discount airate of iilx per cent. per snnum for cash. it day proves unfavorable sale will be lbeld first fine weak day following.

J. H. MYERS, Auctioneer. 2312-8-20 0i.

ants srtoxsaeorrtds _',

. r—-— CHAPTER D1. Sometimes’ I wonder Ir any girl ever wrote about her own life as 1 am doing-telling everything just as ii happened. clowns twill- iug over, not even her emotions. ‘ I have said nothing about mydis- appointment that my adventure into business had failed because of my health. That is, failed as; far as 1 was concerned. ed -—after we had proved a succlss in a smrili way-of branching‘ out. and having s business irun on dif fetrent lines, am: my own ideas. Now that had to be given up. That

1 ssld little about it at the time,i. git here till s little past nine any- wny. You lookpio be a decent-sort, Miser-T hopes you kapea so."

or that I have written little about it, does not mean that it had been easy for ‘.118 to again start out Ioolt~ ing for work-even for work that 1 (perhaps because or my momma)

‘ was sure would prove conlenlal.

At 8 o'clock the morning after I

had been engaged‘ by the manager

of the broker's oﬂlce, 1 was in the corridor outside the door oi the office. The door was locked. I looked, about fo some one i might question. The only person I saw was a little old grey-haired scrub woman.

"What time do Claxton and Corn; pany 01101.17" 1 asked.

“Not much before half past nine,

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AUCTION SALE

August 25th, 102°.

Having decided to retire Rom farming I will offer my farm of 206 acres; 120 cleared, balance co- vered with hard and soft wood; also nil my stock, crop, forming im plements. etc. See posters.

WILLIAM MCPHERUON» Glen Valley. 22110 8 17 6i.

‘ether -

l had dream-I "

' you opened so Iate."

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denrle; You must he s new girl."

‘fl am." i replied, smiling at the "deoria" so comm -niy employed by

tlrish women of her sort.

“There ain't no need for you to

‘ How hlce It would be to work in

such s place, I thought. I could eith- ‘er help Mary with her books, or practice my typing for an hour In the morning before‘! left the house.

lied at - so many

Surely an oﬂlce position fractions. No wonder

girls worked hard to secure them.

I waited before the door until about i0 minutes after nine. Thea

a red-headed. freclrled boy, with a

goodnetured face, hurried along

the hall, whistling a iiopular alt-l

wirit s shriliness that made me shudder. He opened the door, and banged It shut again without , in terrtmting his tune. 1 followed him iii, and explained thut I was the new typiat. ' “How long you been waiting?” he asked. j, v "Since 8 o'clock. I didn't inlan- "llullv gee. but you must like to gatrnp early! "Nixie for the early all!!! tor ma. Ain't no use workln’ more'n you have to. you know." Before l could reply had l wanted l0. Ml‘- Betta, the manager, and the mall Wlm had engaged me, came in. “Good morninml see you are

"er was’ so young .

lﬂhe’.

the l»! Oil '

whit-Lid; ,_, - ~ ‘cr- t c. "Speak when you

young man.‘ use.

at which the boy look,‘

and .eaumed his whlstlill ll

much lower tone.

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, Mr. Bette showed me where to put my hat and cost, then seemed to forget iiie entiibly. I seated myself in the outer Qillcc. P79- aently the oilics forcrcame inpone after another. Finally we good- Iooing, well-groomed man came in. Mr. Betta immediately ceine for- ward and‘ said: . -

"Good morning, tar. Giaxton. Here is the young lady I engaged last night. Miss Stewart." ‘

1 was surprised that my employ- He was, I judg- eri about 85. ile took me Into his oillce at once and laid some letters on my desk.

"I will dictate the answers in a few minutes," he remarked, scarce- ly looking at me, then let me alone.

"1 might be a piece of furniture for all he would-know," I muttered: then. "I'll make biin notice ma, be cause of my good wo ."

I-Iad I known that my predecea-

sor had been»: very expert young »

woman, who had left them to get married, and whom they" felt badly to lose, I might have had less faith in my power to make -him “note me because of my" work.”

Tomorrow-lane's First Day In

_An Office.

Minartfs llinlinent mmtted.

(ientIemenILlI have used um. ARD'S LINIMENT on iny vessel and in my family ior years. and for the every-day ills and accidents of life and accidents of Iile I consider it has no equsf." i would not start on ll Voyage without it, if it cost a dollar it bottle.

CAPT. F. R..DE8JAI\DIN. scllf- slofltc. St. Andre, Kamour-

I \A‘4ZJ\~¢ ._ .

“Desirable Resident The splendid property belonging the esta

of the late Ambrose L. Brown, Eaq., corner of Eusto

Sreet and Eongworth Avenue. ' ~- _;

One of the few old propertiesfyilmaining

Charlottetown, surrounded by beautiful groun V,

and in the midst of some of the finest residences‘ ‘the city. , ._

l This home is for the present. offered for privap sale and can be inspected by prospective buyers be tween the hours of 2 p. in. arid 4 m. 4

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For

Furniture “for sale by‘ auction 2258-8-18-61 0 0 _ i »

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The ‘Strathgartney

TIMETABLE FBI‘ AUGUST 1020.

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Free-for-all Purse-Sill 2.40 Mixed Purse-MO. Green Race Purse-silo. Dinner will be served on [grounds Tilers will'be ﬂ Wﬁll lstocked saloon. Races sturt at llilll dolor-k, Entries close Mon- .» also" want a quantity or good ‘Iday, Aug. 23rd H5 per cent to

llf lttitlor [Otrviﬂllltlh we will 'piyl\t°“,‘"- tilsiiest, prices. , '1. ' . ’” ='~ '_j.' a: . , t- ' f M" Ii t l .0009: y~ -& Co.

1"?!‘ ‘YCWfIKIOnFrIQI. ‘

H iyfe styQju-t landed two cars o“ '3' mm “mpruuu M . . -.,

lie-lat shingles which we are offer- n“

Leaves Bonshaw. Leaves Chiqwn T1108. Ilrd 11.00 s. m. 6.00 p. m. Fri. ilth 5.00 $1.111. 2.00 p.111. Tues. 10th 7.00 a. hi. 4.30 p. iii. |I~‘ri. 13th 8.00 a. m. 6.00 p. m. Tues. 17th 11.00 am. x530 p. m. 'i¢‘ri.‘20th 5.00 a. m. ~ 2.30‘ p. hi. Tues. 24th 8.30 a. in. 4.30 p. rn. iFri. 27th 7.30 a m. 5.30 p. m. ffues. iilst 10.00 a. m. xl.00p. m. x ileturn to McArthtn-‘tw wharf tnly.

m g " _ ‘it t ‘WY low 9H9" 5H0"! llll Ion kemslne oil can. taps and fun- "lll 00111111010: Wash mar-little, wash- .btt:ird and wrlnger; t parlor suite. "lilht DlPQFR. wuod work is. of wul- gttt. uhrtolsterlng is unaollqd gm] of - 9M lilllllll-Y- the suite was hand glsdabv a_ raai artistjor exhibition bOIPtP-ellﬂ l! not only a thing of au i! but also of durability. Ree. irig is believing. (‘time and "o H n all interested. W's prefer to sell at three] bargain ratller than aim-e u", ’ ove lltftlﬂlﬂt-g. t! warping in stilt‘ .1011 on calling we will not ask you l0 lWY- Revere] other articles not ‘Pllumsrated. will be offered. . . Ww Q. NILWFIIWI. . Brighton

;.~.{1tn;"§ ar5__ - ‘c I nm-r my (tn-m of no st-ren sitti- rite at Yolk list tallies from town 'Iltls farm is lteautifuily sit- uated In one or the most pleas- ant parts ui‘ P. E. island. being well fenced and watered and within to chains of York Station: also near Church. school. stores and all other public. conveniences. One oi‘ the bet-i daiiylng farms on the Island fnr HF

ChlIdren-—"5 cents biz». Apply Wm. Seller. on the farm

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5sc—GORDdN HODPER. IIENJ. CARTER. sweeper; I sofa; some carpets; l ' kitchen table; i5 chairs all pgices

. Auctioneer 3716'3-13'6l- . """""‘“""‘.'""' from tron up to 125.00; 1 five gal- ' I .- ' " zazreyz-zim. . . . .

SEALED TENDER! will be rs-l Tuesday, Dept. 14th, 1010. for the planer. ‘ purchase of The Wellington Co.,| Power-water and steam, ill llaviiix only a limited "mo, yo. | ddm built in 181'! in good conditio llltllllHu we will not only liﬂﬁl‘ l-ut Property for sale is as follows: ‘with new water wheel of i0 tot by private sale tin August 23*. 2i rind 0116 Midget Marvell ﬂour mill 110180 POWER‘. _ 35 lll "l9 BPlshf-Oh. Charlottetown. 5° N" . fully equipped’ ‘new building with 111019 01' l6"- t d . t i o ;

5.011s, YZQQ". 1213,? ,|Z.‘§°',",,,} n11? concrete-base "out. iriii in use! Property-d plot of land 1M1 -

"°|‘- l b90013’: 1 organ. large size.

with sweet tone: I sewing machine;

1 lwll Pack: 1 large mirror. can see

yourself from heels to crown of» "head; I oil atnvrntitree biilrnerinlrsrge

"WWI. will liukc pound cakt- nr a. pan

of biscuit while you wait; l carpef

- ~ l s ' ceived bye the undersigned until shingle and lath machines Sale ol Furniture by Private Sale

Ltd. property.

we will sit-ll the following arﬂglgg

1 Md mm “mm “we ‘m hm (so bhi. capacity per 24, hours), Land-s clot of laud. aincejlﬂ, ling mill sight, 12 acres. i build

Allmmlll" l" °'°'“‘d' ~- One wool carding mill (clothed lot. 0119 w" W)" 0|‘ l9"- ’ anew last year), building in good . Tentper cent. of amount must l condition‘, . - _ enclosed with each tender.

One boiler and, engine in separate building with concrete foundations and floor. l

22 5-8-18-16i.

Adults 40 cents, including tax.

E. T. GAUDIT,

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p SUwBjiClllPllflNS THIS Week! Largest Vote. Offer of Contest _ I I I You can “Cine ” a

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H“- This week, the Contest Department is announcing the biggest vote b ‘

it guarantee: that week with 1h? ﬂidr-f

‘triple volt‘ Uﬁtl‘:

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A; nu later dait will a better V. vole offer than this weeks triple

I witc offtr bc give '. li is tut. excep tonal offer and ‘is for this week only.

the triple vote off rt

oﬁer of the entire‘ contest. The offer is called the “Triple VotelOifer." Three

times the regular number of votes will be given on allisubscrliptionsiisecured

this week as follows: ; _ ‘

THIS ' WEEK’S SCHEDULE NOMINATmN sum;

SIX MONTHS . ' .. ONE YEAR . . . . TWO YEARS . . THREE YEARS _ . FOUR YEARS . a . , ... 486,000 FIVEYEARS...............‘..........'.. -.».~. 648,000

v Triple votes are also given this week on the 5,000 EXTRA votes for new subscription. ' ~'

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