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A REGULAR DISEASE

regular disease with him." "Must he water on thebrsln."

“A spinster is a capitalist who

won't let I right

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.sel1 st Public Auction on his pyc- . mlses at North Milton, April 3rd, the ._ Jellowlng:

STOCK

. 1 general purpose horse, i2 years. ,. l general purpose mare. 12 years, 1 , _ colt, one year old, 1 cow, five years

- _ olrhireshen in May, 2 fat cattle, 6

quantity straw. 200 bushels of grain,

t; fallplgs, 1 brood sow with 7 pigs,

200 bushels potatoes, and also a quantity of working harness, also driving harness. 1 Primrose cream

. separator, 2 milk cans. I set Reli- frew scales, almost new, 50 acres of lane to rent.

Terms known at sale. -

l ' ALEX MCRAE,

8 calves. one year old, 1 stack hay, e

AT THE TALKIES Usher: here calling a dog? Patron: Grabben klaaln’ Jack Geidbruahi

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Auction Sale

'0' FARM STOCK. CROP AND IMPLEMENTS AT YORK. ‘ I all instructed to sell by Public Auction on the premises occupied by Walter I’. Dockendorﬂ, at York, in Queens County, -

0N WEDNESDAY, TIRE THIRD DAY 0F APRIL. AJD», i929 ATTHE IIOUR 0F ONE WCLOUK P-M.

‘ Stock, Crop and Implements, comprising: Twvhorotei onrfcal, one year old; one cow; one call: brood sowytwo ﬁe; hilt tonshay: eighty bus. oats; straw; one binder; hsy mower: gin; ., Jlewt-wlled-Ilarrows, Scuﬂler, turnip pulper, tilrhhing outfit and u: horse- IIIU gasoline ﬂllllle: circular saw and spindle. and other articles too num- QQI Calibration. - ' . lab pmitlve." Terms eight months on approved Joint noia on all sums

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SPLENDEDjRESIDENTAL ,

_ A F OR SALE .

u Q bniiehaif are. W. ‘Tur nor, s£q.,lw5'p'm& by priv-

r saielhis bsiautifutresidence, corner Prince and r ‘y. City. This is. without doubt. one off

ryﬁnestgrcsidentlai prepsrti in the City - of i Mootdontonientlysnd pleasantly

inliirut oisslfrbpalr. ~ n»- will‘ makﬂa

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/ Men Marooned By George Marsh:

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THE STOI!

1°" 1110311318 drifted from the deck- house. ‘

lowed iby Etienne. A door, behind the sheathing, opened h! his hand, and

their way down to the Dltlike black- ness of the cabin. The odor of spilled

corpses struck the lnlike a blowiu the face. Striking a match, Etienne lit the stub of a candle he took from his

gazed in horror at the chaos around

bottles, empty, half full, lsy in a lit- ter of meat and hilﬂl-llhtllld, dishes. and scattered food. Sitting, jammed gr y between boxes in s cer- ner a rigid hand gripped a glass, the candle lit the staring eyes and gap- ing mouth cf a. dead marl. ' "Black Breaultl" muttered Guthrie. “Died drunk! But that groan! Where are the rest?" _ ' Turning, nauseated from the sir and the loathsome spectacle, they found a stateroom. In two berths lay the dead bodies of the bearded mate Guthrie had met on the beach, and a sailor. Then a muttered groan and a curse led them to the adjoining room. Guthriestood in the low door, hold- lng the candle above his head.

In a bull: a gigantic figure lay in s sleeping bag. Guthrie bent forward, thrusting his arm with the light into the room. The heavy breathing of the bulk in the berth Pulsed through the small room. _ -' ' “McDonald l " Etienne crowded beside his chief, Quflouslto see the man whose fame had swept Jame; bay. The face was turned from the door and Guthrie entereg the room to stumble over a bottle which rolled sway,‘ spilling its contents. Then he held a light 0W1‘ the mutilated face.

A; thecandle lit the rilsset hair and unseeing eyes, flaming with fever above the shattered face with its red beard, Garth Guthrie stared motion- less. Slowly hLs Jaw dropped. M if in the spell of some strange i880’:- nation, ‘thegrlmancih! 1,5110 in the candle light held Guthrie's unwaver- ing eyes. Bewildermei-lt, profound,‘ shifted slowly ‘to amasement—to r8- cognitioru

"Craig Galbraith!" he gasped. Then swiftly tuming back the robes, ex- posed at the base of the corded neck a jagged scar. 4 t _ - "Graig Galhraithl-Laughlrlg M:- Donaldi Godl—what ironyi"

Turning to the perplexed Etienne. Guthrie rapidly explained as he felt for the pulse in s. hugs wrist. / “Etienne. you and I have work ahead! .This is ‘flu’ or pneumonia. He needs some nourishmeniq-may have starved for days. The bag has saved him-kept him warm with that fever."

“But you nurse heem-db M:- Donal’ Hal Hal?” demanded the surprised half-breed. ' "Nurse himi" Garth laughed rawiy. “Why, this man took me on his back through hell itself brought me through a barrage with one of his arms broken and a shot in the chest. He was my frlend—my pal, under- stand —ss.ved v my life! We were brothers-in France! Light the isl- ley lamp and heat sonic broth-soup. qulcki" " ‘ "ﬂees name not McDonsPi" askcii the bewildered Etienne, cased by the swift reversal of the situation. ' "No! I never suspected-never dreamed who McDonald was. I-Ie was shot in the face while I was in the

hospital. 1 didn't know how bad it '

was—never saw him again."

With a quick glance of admiration st ﬂle gigantic frame of the__man deep lndelirium, Etienne went to I134 the galley and start a fire.

Guthrie found and lit a lamp; then poured some whiskey in a glass and

A Tickling

In ller Throat For Years

s.é'.f"-n"u'f-"-i’r"'ii".a' £2

for tlckiiullg in my

In a voice mattered byferlor, the Cree called: "Kequayl ‘Aller- But no answer from within broke the heavy silence. 'I‘hey waited, A3511;

"I'm going aboard," said Guthrie and calling Shot. leaped the rail, fol-

wlth the dog in front, they made

whiskey, food-and the stench of

pocket. In its ﬂlttering light the two

thcm._On the table, the floor, whiskey. had new, we“ w,“ m’ day Gab

for pubiication in the Guardian)‘

DOIIS;

loose on the bay.

will) we s coffee pot on sh ollstove. Mumed to Captain Craig Galbraith, alias McDonald He! I-Isi‘

1-1811“!!! I Pips to combat the odor of spilled wiskey, Garth sat down on a stool to consider his problem.

Once after his return home he had heard from the man who had brought him unconscious through that hall of gas and lead sna steel. and whom he

bralth 15ft the same hospital to 1-3. i011! his. command. In his letter from Halifax, Craig had refused an invita- tion to visit Montreal, pleading busi- has, but unknown w» Garth, the lslantot wilom the women of France were wont to turn admiring eyes, had

gargoyle. Then, like a rifle shot,

wife's lover was the man in the bunk. He pictured the agony of him, once called Handsome Galbraith, bringing that twisted grimance back to the wife he had loved-the ‘blind rage,

heated his blood on finding her faith- less as a woman, and as s. hero's wlfe‘s for the broad chest of Craig Gal- braith, famous in the Canadian crops for his trench ‘raids, wore the bronze badge ' of the e1ect—the Victoria Cross. 1

If he died, it did, not matter; but

hunted man. Cameron would send a party to Seal cove on hearing from Guthrie of his discovery. The ship ang fur would be held for lovem- mmt action. In the meantime what of the man in delirium?

‘Etienne entered with soup, which Galbraith mechanically swallowed. "Is the Cree back with the dogs, or did he leave us?"

“No, he_come back. I tole heem I would follow heeln an‘ cut hees throat if he run away," said Savanna mm . . .

"Etienne, we can't stay here. We'll pick up this ‘flu.’ or something worse. ‘The ship is s. morgue. And I won't leave the man who wouldn't’ leave me.” For a space Guthrie pulled furiously at his pipe. Suddenly he slapped his knee. "I’ve got iti Listen! His heart is strong, and_the fever, as near as I°can tell, is not as bad as it might be. It's. fifty miles to Elkwarl. With the Cree's dogs yo ucan make if- by" daylight. Well wrapped yup and bound,_ so he can't roll out or hurt himself, he'll make it. It isn't cold. and cold air is better than this stink- lh ship-w‘ ' l

Etienne listened as if he thought Guthrie had suddenly gone mad. "But you? w’er'e you go?"'hs broke in. ‘ Guthrie smiled. “I'm going to take our dogs to Albany."

"To Albhlieit?"

to Cameron at once."

"De Cree can s03’

"No, you'll need his help. I'll lily him well."

CONTINUED

zzMotheri can easily know when their children are troubled, with worms, and they lose no timeln ap- plyih! a- rellable remedy-Mother Graves’ Worm Exterminator.

In .Memorlam \ i

"runs csnohnvs pllwsn (The following is taken from a slipping, r, death of Mrs. Caroline Dcwsrsud sent your correspondent by begsodbdriiobertDJZiewarsmembel- ol the Somerville Police Department

mp. Caroline newsrfwlspw of. the late James D. Dewar, and mother of Pais-olmsn Robert D. jar ofths lolnervilie Policnbppartment fortbeiaotti. years, died ﬂtterdey noon, March

propping,» the beadpftbe unoon- " , scious man, got it down hiatus". - A rapid inIPNi-ion of the boat diseov- ' " areds fourth corpse. The Ores known l to be with the schooner, and another ‘

man, had evidently deserted the dy- ing. 'I‘he absence of rash on the bodies and faces did away with the DOB-libiiity of mes-sols or smallpox. It was doubtless influenza, contracted from an Indian or Eskimo, (or a warning had ‘been received at Albany from Moose that mfluerlza was again

P11111111: the Cree waiting out cu the ice. Garth sent him for the dog-

teauls audtleaving the efficient Eg- enne, watching a kettle of canned

come home wearing the grin of s ‘

struck home the realization that the v man wanted in Halifax for killing his "

bom of despair and shame, that ,

if he lived? I‘! he lived,.he was a .

» "Yes! It's my _duty to report this '

A ' In: Ismbody, ' llupmtioJoyrlll/Zpsln I'll eliw, snow lists flu Jay:-

~ Modem Iigtzlnx Mm of gmoq‘: glsu; rinpk, saga’ fuminm of modem lino; mart glen’ ma dbplayisg clqsnl lsiIrtrieh-fba! are bigb Iiglm in lb: orablilbmmt Vincent l: Peril. Tb: inlaid filrﬂooring, tbs brilliant: of sparkling glsll form a fastidious’ background for Ilu smart patronage cf 30'}! 4 well-hams Parilisn truly salon. . N _

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Vincent. Much of his time is of the skin.

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advocates this one loasic skin ‘treatment

Parisian specialist advises his patrohshowd to lccep the skin beautiful by asilnpleftreat- _ mcnt ‘based on soap, of pellnﬂand olivcoils.

- @150, to do - eoitlttlw deterioration of the complexion than have the im- proper methods of skin core ﬁequently employed o: home. Therefore, we urge all our clients no wash zhefm daily with one soap and only one . tile soap made of oils of

palm andolive.”

PA_lI8_

eifect of this unique soap." f. , I _' , What Ibex: oil: do f.» skin‘ . ‘Necessity for “the daily elimination of .11 pore-Clogging dust, ,

powder and rouge" issucssed by Vincent. To free the pores of

impurities, _to keep the texture ﬁrm, the color fresh-recognized

g authorities all over the world agree on one basic treatment. .

- _ , In London, Madame jacdbson, beauty adviser to Royalty; in” ' . Berlin, Elise Bock, Middle Europe's distinguished expert; ill

Vienna, Pcssl; in Paris, Cavalier-i and all the other leading authort

. . . every one says: wash for beauty with Palmolive Soap. " .'_

Tbs 2-minute treatment prescribed all agree on these steps to skin loveliness: I ‘rub up, a smooth lather of Palmolive Soap warm water- Masuge this into the skin, letting it work iiifb - the pores for about 2 minutes. Rinsehﬁrst with warm water, then

.~ with-cokLAasuasuingenasaicc-watertiuscisrcfrcshing. lterbsps the very simplicity of this rreannenc is one reason {or its tremendous popularity. Palmolive is today one of the two

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HE establishment of Vincent, in Paris, owes its present high’

_ i repute nor only to the churning and tastefully appointed in- terior but to the great skill and artistry of its presiding head-

givcn to consultations on the care

_ n,".says Vincent, fwhy a. woman in ‘ middle life, or even of advanced years, should not retain the . charm of s clear, blooming skin." ' g all our clients to wash with the special soap blend- ’ and olives . . . after which we advocate the use o Vincent Night Skin Cream, which foniﬁcs and completes the

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Wurst, msgsiudsurborily an hast], bud; as mluln nrallirbnnt on tbs Ru”: Royall, list scan Iinh swam leading from dbl Msdekiu is IJ Plan Q8074! is Pm}.

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and

parlors 19 Cottage av, Quincy, and burial will be in Mt- Wollasion Cemetery, Quincy.

The like Mrs .Caroline Dewar was the oldest daughter of the lite

' Alexander Campbell, blacksmith of

Montague, where she resided with her family until the death or her husband thp late James D. Dewar, ‘when with her family she removed to the. United. States. She- was a woman of genuine worth, king and cheerful to s11 who hadthe pleasure of ber acquaintance lllilhsensp’ of‘ honor in her dealings and intercourse with the _ many associates of herformer home at IllIMlli-ll- '

sudoua sister Holly liVlhpdhl homestead where Mrs. Dewar ‘was born. ‘Theroa-realsotwo sisters, lira. hmumnmnesnswnwunn Reillirlliﬂhtinllontaguaandie

and had a.

Her brother, Mr. Alsa Campbell,

Beside the family mentioned here. several passed sway bolora her, and.‘ lifteen grand chﬂdrgnJl-ililivl.

zzUse MillerTWol-m Powders and the battle against worms is won‘. These ,. wders correct the morbid conditions of the. nourish worms, and.‘ “pump; were “ﬁrst e1. on; In contact with the 3111c Worms art speedily Jvseuatod with ‘other refuse frolrutiemyglpygmmq.

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' India sos ' l‘ - d ' ' ' ' t] clgzzzn/zrhglng-prg‘ g ps m rsnce so ﬁrs: of all m 48 countries beside 4m ' _ - . ' ‘ , I _.

I ‘ ' Sunday at John Hall's funeral sister Hannah ill the United States.

This splendid. summer I-Iotel situ- Atsd atfoint Pleasant, stsnhope, P. s, Islandjcollslstlhg of so sores p: land." Him! wﬂdins. two lane barnl. ‘is! Milk. A and other out build- lhn ire "loi- immediate sale.

. Itisooaceded that this mm has 9119.0! location-neon Prince

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CliiifHotel For dale ;__

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or. n. m: nun, pp, u» pip

daiunur’su|l¢ps. ammo-um is queues new.

is located is to n, great man! summer visitors. The surrwﬂd in! the Hotel is naturally adaP "‘ for a good golf course where g0 can be enjoyed to theaatnlgst. This property Mil bofburobased -' eaeytsrms and may "inspected" applying to the kei- at ti!

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