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f implements and household affects on

' between 1400 sn01500 ibs.; one m are, 9 years old, Parkciiiannfi head -' - of choice cattle consisting of 5 mllch cows, 4 to freshen this Spring and , one freahened last Fall and will freshen again next Fall, ages 6, 6, 5,

‘ and 2V; respectively; 3 Heifers 1y, years old, 1 calf (1 year old), one ‘ (Fall) calf. quantity of excellent hay and straw, 35 bushels wheat, 150

,wagons and numerous other

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_ Tron SAL y AT EMERALD

I Asflntendmo give up fsrrnlngl will sell all rrTy stock- farm

Wednesday, March 4th, 1925

beginning at 12 o'clock noon,

- Consist‘ _-of the following: STOCK AND"CROPZ—~OIIC draft mare, eight years old by Gulcuios

bushels seed oats, 34 choice hens. mostly Black Minorcas. _

FARM IMPLEMENTS-One dr iving wagon, auto seat, one driving sleigh, one wood sleigh, one gasoline engine, i. H. C. (21/3 H. P.) Mogul. one set driving harness, also working harness. forks, shovels, etc., 1 Cream sparator, (Toronto), practically new-capacity 600 ibs., 2 fac- tory mil cans and pails.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE-Consisting of one Happy Thoughti Range. one Queen Heater, stove pipes, 3 beds, mattresses and springs complete, (one used but one year) bedroom furniture, household uten- slls, one wash boiler and 2 tubs. crock churn, (8 gals.) and other articles too numerous to mention,

TERMS-Ten dollars and under cash. Over that amount eight months credit on approved joint notes. 6% discount for cash,

if above date proves stormy, sale will be held on following flne day.

Sale starts positively on time. JAMES A. MURPHY, “~ F‘ "EJ121522... ~

AUCTION SALE

CROP, IMPLEMENTS AND HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

Theundcrslgned will offer for sale at Public Auction on the prem ises near Kenslngton, in Prince County on

WEDNESDAY, THE TWENTY-FIFTH DAY OF FEBRUARY_, A.D. 1925 BEGINNING AT TWELVE O'CLOOK NOON:

All his valuable stock, crop. farming implements, household furni- ture and effects consisting in part of 2 horses, 6 choice milch cows, young cattle, hogs, fowl. etc.. a quantity of hay and straw, potatoes, and all farm machinery: also all the household furniture and effects; sleighs miscellaneous articles usually found

OF FARM STOCK,

around a farm,

In the meantime and until the above date l will offer by Private Sale my valuable farm consisting of 71 acres situate within a half mile of the thriving town of Kensington. There is a complete set of build ings and a good residence on the proper”, ... well fenced and watered, and has good grove of hard wood. Any person desiring one of the most conveniently situated farms in P. E. l., should write or Phone to the undersigned. ‘

The purchaser may have the p rivilege of leaving half of the purch. ase money secured on the property,

Should the farm not be sold before the above date It will on that clay be offered for sale at Public Auction at the hour of twelve o'clpck noon. -

Terms easy and made known at sale.

_ Should the above day prove stormy the sale will Friday the 27th day of February at the same hour, Dated this 14th day of February A. D., 1925,

JOHN LAWLESS, - Kensington, P. E. I.

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J “l The Night of the Wedding Exp. n. ciiii AM. WILLIAMSON

Authors or "The I-isiimincooiiiiscica- and iiiiici- fllflilllfl . manoes of mystery and love 609711811! 1934.5! Public Ledger Company

P111191" l! 51y ed from the liouse where the bsby L fhad been left to-Hiddsin Hall HOW 111119111 Cfllllfllfl H8518 111111 Court, where at that time an ital- S.i~ liiiiviiuii Wells and Anson hadiisn wom-en_gu- Rawdop Wgllg’ all been, not to realize in. once the mother-had ‘fejgnigd 3,3 nflflflfegg_ likeness between ‘him and ‘the girl Two small children thrown upon k1111\\'11 11B P81100111 111111111! B0111 time world; brother and‘ sister; one Haste _and Anson “Who is it Y1!" l°°k llkei"? 811d could connect them and their fate Rawilon Wells had started at him»,wlih that gu-im-ge old house ,-n in a puzzled way, the same so afliscex? Am] why dld me 41mm. spokur question. it se=emed ‘in-Jive gee-l m glpgngly ma; Eve credible 1.118‘! 1116 answer had 110i. Carrol] wuuld mul, have dlggppagr- 811111118 into their heads. But. Dag- ed if those two children had not on sziiil to h'mseif now. perhapslexlgged? All M knew was ma; he

llflll eXvlll-lmfid- in London. one in Halifax. What .

_ Tfoows‘ cur-ours 1"‘ eo-o-ooia-s-oo-eoooooo-o-e-e-e-ee-ee

g Sleeping Beauty l‘

Improvement‘ '- ‘i- ' In . SlliPDiIIK

Sumethm uriore than a seilou- Lible hopoffulnees is felt in shipping circles today. _ ism mug; me reign-tuned. since so ‘many disappointments‘ ins-viii; been experienced in recent 7951!. i111‘! one of these fundsmenzsil move- ments neceusary to ills ‘life of obi?- plng is ‘believed lo have 51110181! 311d ilie fuiturc is s-wafteil ‘with ‘increas- inig confidence. Rcma-riki iths-t surplus tonnage has been e bane‘ of the carrying industry for a con- sldersibie timr, .1 shipping cor-re pondent iwriting in ‘the curren Special issue of TH-E BRITISH; ‘T-R-AIIE REViiEliV ‘holds illlilll this‘ 11cm- .,‘,'ll controls the situation. ullllr-ggh in :1 lesser degree. A large IQYIDC-YIIDII c-f the iilie surplus. he points out. is -a df-rcci. ‘legacy of the “of, nlld much of the remainder Is dttrlibiitiible to the

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C0FFEE1$8°1111

Unibounded ontiin- '

1 in Halifax. But it was not likcly

i-t hail. an-yhow, info the heads of’ Hast- ‘and Wells who knew the g.i~l so iniimately. wihereais Anson had seen iier only once or twice.‘ When those two recognized the fact that Pandora lluste iind the, young detective from Canada were singularly alike. possibly they had not cwieil to mention their discovery l0 ihe parson‘ most con- cirnefl. Hui he. Dagon, ‘had been startled by the resemblance the uionrent he saw Pandora's pxzlure. Even then his instinct huil spoken. telling a siory to which his reason would not listen. l-le had not. howcvfr. associated the dream with the disturbing likeness. It was only when he 58W the Italian- silk biankei, and their the little red cloak with the black-spotted wh..te

lining. that Llie picture of the three figures in the lost garden fiirshsd back.

Now lic knew tiia-i Pandora

Haste hnil been the bii-by in the red cloak, he the little boy in the reii we istcoai. and lh-e beautiful si-‘cirinn who wcpi her “Addio" to the pink house their iiiotherf

Dngon did not feel that. he was neglecting his iluiy as n detective engaged lo solve "Liic mys-iery of Hidden Hail Court in turning his whole attention upon his own af- fairs viwilc-‘rc Lil y touched Liiiose 0f Pandora Haste.

Tiicy were not. something told him. crrtireiy separate from the Eve Carroll affair, and his soul was but upon seeking the link.

The garden with the pink ‘house aiiii ciimiiiiig flowers and iilll dark trees had ‘been somewhere in: ilaiy. He was sure of that. because he had been able to talk only Ital- inn ns a child of about four, when ‘he had been picked up in a street

lilihi. iii: hail coirie straight to tliut

felt sure it was s0; and that Hidden Hall Court had a tragic secret for him ns well as for Kennedy ‘Haste, Dagon wim wllil now to unravel both.

"Who is there. Who is calling?"

Pandora Haste cried. heir ear against the wall, as the echo— which had seemed to her more

than an eclio——dl-ed away.

Again came the inuffied answer —if answer it was- But. it was very fnr off. It sounded no nearer zn-ow that her ear was at the wail than when she had stood ‘in the middle of the room.

Her heart hammering- the girl went from wail to wail. and listen- eil behind the screens of tapestry. There was very little difference b ween one side of the "room or an tber for the sound. but she imagined. that the voice came more distinctly from beyond the wall where was .he locked door. “if there's some "one there, wait. long enough after I've spok-sn- for the echo to pass." Pandora cal-led out loudly and distinctly. “Then answer, and l can be sure." "Now," she thought, Tllllis will be lh=a test. And if there is some one. surely it must be a prisoner like myself kept still or eilse tried to scare nie, and stop my making n noise."

Again the echo followed her words; but before there was time for the voice ‘lest, something mov- crl behind the locked door. There was a sound as of another door behind openred and cautiously shut, n sound such as the sliding duJr of a ‘big wardrobe mlgii‘: niukc in being pushed back and forth in its groove.

The thought slim through the girl's irrain that the mystery oi’ er kidnapping would now be re- vealed. for better, for worse 'l‘!i.e

TH E FAIRY‘S PLAN

"No need to send for a doctor," said the good fairy in her silver bell voice, "Th1? princess 11-11111 sick. She is asleep. See how geni- l)r/she gis breathing?"

ThenVthe ki‘nd caught fllglil 0i the spinning wheel. Across l'l.li mind flashed the memory 0f the wicked isii-y who ‘nail cast a spell on his daughter when she was a liny baby, foreieiilng that ivlieii she g-rew iip she would prick i191‘ finger with a spindle and fail as- leep a hundred years. "it's the wicked fziiry" he cried. "Her 5111'" has ‘fallen on my daughter."

"it has indeed," sighed the good fa.ry. "bu-i l will do all l can to make ii easier for her."

Then’ silE waved i191‘ 11111516 wand and ii strange thing happen- ed! ‘

iiHerefis another dress for the good fairy. it should be colored pink. Now wail until tomorrow io see when she does wih her mn21c wand.)

indirectly ssmccause inasmuch as it repre- scn-ti s-iiipbiiildtts’ uiiaihsurbed- L'0‘.1.~\\‘i]]' pruiliiolilon. ‘ General ccnilitiono are. however, improving in most of the great ocun trniles, with the exception of lhe Far ‘East; and as to the much ‘advertised United Sluteircompctl- tion it is worth nollllg that practi- cally the Wllfllg of the States’ pvril vireiy owned tonnage is concentra- ted on the protected cozistwisa tirade. Excluding the Transatlantic sci-vices oiiily lwo iprivate Ameri-

,can shipping firnrs participate in

worldwide trade.

-—-—-<oc>——— ' PiSQUlD WEST SCHOOL

The following is the standing of Plsquid West School for the mouth of January

Grade Viii.-—l, Lflilfélllil Ostriilgc; 2. Katheryn McKinnnn.

Grade V.—1, Joseph Ostriiigc; 2, Adolphus MeKiiinoii,

Grade lV.—l, Mary .\lcKiiin0ii; 2, Katheryn Kelly

Grade ll.—l, Walter Jay.

Grade. l.—l. Cyrcne Alt-Donald: 2, Chester Huniiraiiziri; 3. Roland .McDonnld.

WARREN GROVE SCHOOL

Hnnor Roll for month iii .liin-' unry,

Grade X.—1, mu. Wlieailey; 2. Julia “lhiie.

iGrade IX.—-1, Doris Dnckcnilnrif; , Wilfred McKinley.

Grade Vil.-—1, Elia Vickerson; 2, Kier Warren; 1i. flriice ’I‘hrimiisiiii. Grade Vl.——1, William Molyneuux; 2. Clayton Stevenson; 3, Fllliilll Warren.

Grade V.~l, Helen Wiirreii:

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purl from an liniiun one. No ships shied illrcctiy belwecn the two. It was probable. therefore, that he and irho baby hail b-“en taken from liiil)’ l0 lllnrgluiiil- Thorn. some- iiiiiig must have happened l0 her

door ‘was being iin-iock-efl. Sim hoard the noise of asiirilng bull, and wi-lh a quick inspiration push- ed her body close against the wall so that. even if i-llle coul-i riot ifs- cape sire might hopn for :1 Zilziipsc

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A T KENSINGTON

As the farm formerly owned by the late Isaac Lowther has been sold i am instructed by the Executors of the Edtate to sell by Public Auction on the premises on

SATURDAY, THE 21st DAV OF FEBRUARY, 1925 next, the following stock and implements:-

1 Brood Mare Cl,desdaie, eligible for registration, 6 years old; 1 Brood Mare. island Hero. 5 years old; 1 Family. Driving Horse, 1 Gen- eral Purpose Horse, 11 Choice Miich Cows all to freshen in Spring, Grade Holstein and Jersey; 3 Yearling Heifers, 1 extra good Brood Sow, 6 Fail Pigs. number Plymouth Rock Hens, Frodt and Wood Binder. Manure Spreader. Hay Loader, 2 Hay Mowers, Hay Rake, 2 Team Farm Wagons with Hay Racks, 1 Box Cart, Gang Plow. 2 Single Piows, Disc. Spring Tooth and Smootlng Harrows (4 sections); Seed Drill, Roller, New Disc. Horse Hoe, Scuffler, Bob Sleds, Double M‘ud Sleigh, Wood Sleigh, Jaunting Sleigh. Buckboard Driving Wagon, Bike-wheel Rubber- tlred Driving Wagon, Cream Separator, 3 Milk Cans, Cream Can (new); Farmers Boiler. Forge. Anvil and Tools; Set of Fanners, Large quantity spruce shingles, Lumber and Planks, Hay Fork, Rope and Blocks, 6 Cylinder McLaughlin Buick Motor Car in perfect running order; Large usntity Harness (double and single as used on large farm); Quantity Household Furniture; Carpenters Tools; Extras for Machinery, large quantity excellent hay and many other articles too numerous to mention.

Sale Positive—-No Reserve-TO COMMENCE AT 12 NOON. If day stormy or unfit pale will be held on February 23rd at same hour.

Terms $10.00 or under, cash. over that amount q . ‘L credit o" approved joint notes, 6% per annum discount for cash.

HUGH F. MORRISON,

Auctioneer. N. W. LOiWT-HER, L, T. LOWTHER Execute a. 4ii9-2-l7tt2i.

SAUSAGES

Tasty, Nutritious, these are made and delivered fresh daily. '

“Due to quality and flavor D. & F. Sausages are Always in Favor” Manufactured by,

DA VIS & FRASER Charlottetown, P. E. I.

ciiiiss liilRil PIIZZlE ciiiiiii

From the. Charlottetown Guardian‘

- Please find enclosed l0 cents for your Cress Word " Piiasls Gems.

or eiisi: ill‘. iiziiliiunii Still‘ ii. other- lWiSl. ilir-ri- would be more ilrenms inf ilir past u‘ii‘ii ‘lllG face 0i‘ a ‘lii-uiitiiiii, ilurk woman in thciii. l (‘niiiil illi‘ iiii: iiiuri 0n tile shp. wiiuiii liziigirii‘ vaguely ‘recalled. .li.i\i: lll‘(‘li father" Lu him and th-Q liiiliy in lilP rcil cloak’! No ho iliiiiigii n01. 'I‘lii1. rnzin hail not be- haved like ii father. lie must have irceii ii ‘siiflligilT hired b0 play the liiiiit. . I "lie brought nie to Halifax 0n that. ship on purpose to lose me." the iietIi-izlive miii himself, aloud. “Aiiil somebody lost ‘the baby, too. But I begin to nee it wasn't ilhu-n-ci: which Look that Somebody ii) the iioor of the Hiléi[6l§' house in Eaton Pine-P. There ivas a reason. Somcirudy knew the Hunted" Anii so his brooding mind stray-

ol‘ wliiit lay beyond the 110m".

:----¢o>———— EMERALD SCHOOL

lloiior Roll ‘for Emerald iSciirmi for iiiiontii of January.

Principal's Department

Grade X — 1 ‘Wintson Mayne, Evelyn Mayne, ‘2 ‘Earl Perry, 3 .\lary lllchlahun. '

6b)—_1 ‘Peter Clark.

Grade Vllil—-1 Douglas ‘Murphy, 2 Leslie Fyfe. 3 Reigliiuid ‘Flmiith.

Girade Vll——1 Mzrrgaret McEntec, 2 Eileen McEntce. 3 Kathleen Kelly, 4 ‘George McMahon.

Primary Department

Grade Vil-1 Illermnn Miiyne, 2 Helen ‘Smith. 3 Winnlifred White, 4 Jean Delghen.

Grade V—1 Cecil Lawless.

Grade -lV—1 Aubrey Fyfe. 2 James White, 3 iHelen Lawless, 4 Everett Ciow,

Grade iii-l Genevieve Kelly.

Ghlitlfi ‘l‘l———1 Leona MnElflce, 2 Annie- Smith, 3 Madeline White.

‘Grade 1-1 Spencer Hughes, 2 Ann McMahon, 3 Emmet-t ‘Deighen.

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ADDRESS AND PRESENTATION AT HUNTER RIVER

, On Mondiiy evening. February 19th the citizens of Hunter River ‘assembled en mssse to ilo honor l0 [Mm J. S. MacLeod, Poslinasicr and ihis bril-de in their beautiful new iiiinimo. The evening wn-i pleglggnfly |Bl1ent lrkriuusic and games and n ile- llghtfiil lunch was seruil by me indies. -

The following is the address rend iby Mr. B. ‘M. Taylor 2'1 Mr. and Mrs, MnoLeod and the presentation in H Ihe form of s handisome parlor

clock was ninde by liir. Howard Ciourt. To ‘Mr. and Mrs. J. S. MaicLeod

Hunter River.

We have come here tonigiht to exrtend at-o you a cordial welcome to the citizenship of Ifunter River and l0 Wish you a illfe of happlneag mm] Prosper"? ln yiour new home which mow adds an additional charm to "l" village. We shall not burden you with s. lengthy llddreslg, l)“; we trust ‘that our social and lbiisiness life weather may ibeiicr express to you our feelings of regard than I nny words we could say now"

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Th d ‘ .=.._'....".i'.il?.:':.l.:;::.:'..fi'.- adlluflfmlll» lives a new and cliclous flavor to alldishes lhnt call for milk. en for Free xii-xi." R-=‘»- M ~1- \ Tbs Borden Co. Limited - Montreal

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Makiffiorkiiaifiggeirion

l SUPPO-S-ETT

A. n. 912. In iiiiii- W11 ¢=111MP_ year the King of glgzsgfig" “1111119- 111 1111 111" THERE LooKini

LIKE THE

tempt to buy offi 121-53’? ‘Mr

the Danes, made of grant of lnnil at the mouth of the Seine to their lciulq or, iitnilo. Rollo was‘, so mil that no

horse could carry

him, ‘so nil his es-

pedltions made on fnnt. From this he was called dlnllo the Gangar, o: goer. l-lls territory in Francs became Normandy, and he

v-Adtsss

was the ancestor of William the Con- oiieror.

MUREEQMoURSTOF _HISTORY T“ " "

Co ri ht 1925.) ___ < py g ’ ihfuriel Warren; 3, Robert Vickcr- sou,

Grade lV.—l. blur-in: Mizlyiiriiiiy: 2. Eleanor Younker; 3, Lloyd Moly- neaux.

Grnile ll.—l, Robert Mclmmi;

Daniel McLean and Milton \\'illi.-~.

equal; 3, Ella ThcnipsoLL.

Grade l.——l, James Vickersori. ————<-o>i-

Mr. liliicLcuil, we cannot but al- waym, remember the service W“ rendered yuiii- country for the sake of i-he‘ “(lraiiil Old Flag.“ Al. 111111 “stirring call for men" you 111ml)! answered lhc call and (rliililrifll 111111 agonies of the wounded on ‘the bat- tlefields of Flanders.

‘Mrs. iMzrcLcnii. y0ll are not a 5l,,-gng@-r_:.0 iriost of ii.s. Your ef- foris as n school teacher have ivon you w-cll-merlted honor and we wel-| to a ‘place of esteem‘

FARMINGTON SCHOOL

Folinii-iiig is ilic Honor Roll of Fiirnringtoii School. for illi‘ iiin‘i..‘.li

come yo“ ‘.11’ Jriiiimry: iilYlDli".~ll. us. , ‘in file roiiti-ne or life as ‘the days 1 Annie gflfliiltey‘ In “mile m“! 'g’°' may Yo“ ‘both me i» lfiilllllillbé? ‘NiacDoix-ilii blessed Wliiill heal-h and happiness Bprmm ‘kflnnflq Mm’ will“, and We shnii ‘be illllfllflfll to halve ,\,l'ilcn,onfl‘ld {emu}; ‘ ‘ - you accepn l-iie accompanying gift ‘ Gmd I'll‘ wiili our very ‘best ‘wishes for the 1 Cpnrginq hifcnnfulhl future. 9 " ‘ " ' “ Th Vili f H t Riv . 7 Plimi-‘ile ‘Vliml’ ° “w” ° 7"“ °' s winner \\"il‘.l-ly m} ' ‘LETTER OF SYMPATHY Mir. George E. Whitlock. I-lun-ier

River

We, the menilbens of the Women's diiisis-ion-nry ‘Sociey of t-lre Pfflilly-i ‘cerinn Church. extend 1o you our, heirrtfelt sympathy ‘in iilie loss youi have sustained by the death of your devoted ‘wife, We lWlLih to place on record our ihlgh appreciation -of her ifzrii-hfuiness and loving service. Her supemior Itaients were gladly used in ‘the advancement bf her Master's ‘Kingdom and while she has gone on to a life of ‘higher ser- vice. ‘hi-rr micimpry shall be "to Hi5 an inspiration no ibetier and npibler things.

To your two ‘little sons who are bereft iof a loving mother's care, we ‘will look ‘in future years ifor the fulfillment of ‘her heart's desire— strong Ch-rlistiike man-hood. The fies of love are not igllndeired, she has only gone before to a ‘place pre pared for ‘thlose wh have been faiih- ' fill evenunto death.

Vi/‘e can not say and Iwe will not say

Tiiiii ishe is dead~she is just away.

With s. cheery smile and wave of ‘fbehsnd

She has wondered into an unknown land

And left us dreaming how very falc- mwork 0E the cause and to

fortify the system against

evening from B until 10 o'cioc

93 QUEEN

AUCTION SALE f ‘ 0F __ J G ROGER/ES ~ AND OTHER MERCHANDISE S3000 worth to be sold without any reserve. Sale

starts Thursday at 2 p, m. and will ‘be continued in the

k.

A. A. \AYLWARD l-& CO.

STREET

OPP-OS ITE PROWSE BROS.

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Graife ll 1 Albert \\'-ilitl.y | Manager Wallttlll 2 (‘uiiierine Luricin I grade l Tenders to be received by u,‘ 1 Martha Mac-Donald "llderlllllltd "P to noon on 8m", 2 Frances MacDonald d3)’. February 28th, for Manage;- 0f 3 Teresa Lin-kin Dunstaffnage Butter

--<¢o>—-——-- "i am asking." said a long-winded orator, who would persist in dwell- iiig oneiich sentence he uttered. “for the benefit of posterity."

"Well, take your time," said an irritated listener, “if you keep on much longer like that yoiii and; ieuce will be here." - I