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Dominion of Canada __ Province ot Yrtnce Edward Island

IN THE PROBATE COURT k 20th George V-. A. D., 1980

In Ite-Fstate oi Duncan McEachern late of Charlottetown, in Queen's Count, in the said Province, deceased, teetste by the Honourable I-Iarold Leonard ralmer, Surrogate, Judge oi Probate, kc. am,

' ‘Ia the Sueriit of the County, of 'Qucens County, or any Constable or literate person within snld County.

y GREETING:-

' WHEREAS upon reading the peti- tion on tile oi David B. Stewart of Charlottetown aforesaid, Insurance Agent, and Angus McI-Iachern of Rocky I'oint in Queen's County atore- said, Farmer, the Executors of the above named Estate praying that a Citation may be issued for the pur- You are! therefore hereby required to cite all: persons interested in the said Estate’ to be and appear before me at a Probate Court to be held in the Court Ilouse in Charlottetown, in

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CEDAR SHINGLES

2nd CLEAIB. 400 M. CLEAR] WALLS

PRICES LOW—- '

L. M. POOLE £9‘ CO.

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Queen's County, in the said Province‘ on Tuesday the twenty-ninth day oh April next, coming. at the hour of} elevent o'clock, foreuoon, of the samei day to show cause if any they can qvhy the accounts of the said Estate ‘uhould not be passed and the Estate‘ closed as prayed for in said petition; and on Motion of Donald Mcliinnom- Esq. Proctor for the said Petitioners.‘ ‘And I do hereby order that a true: Wopy hereof be forthwith published in! ‘some newspaper published in Char- lottetown aforesaid once in each "ween for at least four consecutive! weeks from the date hereof and that 'a true copy hereof be forthwith post- ed in the following public places res- pectively, in the hall of the Court House in Charlottetown aforesaid, at or near the Bank of Nova Scotla and ator near the City Weigh Scales both , InCharlottetown aforesaid. and I doj hereby further order that n true copy hereoi be forthwith served on the Attorney-General of this Prov- ince so that all persons interested In the said Estate as aforesaid may have doe notice thereof. L. S.

Given under my Hand and the Seal of the said Court. this 20th day of March A. D., 1930. in the 20th year of Ills Ma]- ; > csty’: reign. ff»; ism.) n. L. ranmm,

' Judge of Probate. IZMTI-S-Tl-April 3-10-17.

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r-My tarrn at South Melville, one hundred acres, 85 clear. Well located, hﬂliii! shipping. ochools, churches, mills. and well watered.

_ Further particulars apply to

. ' SYLVESTEII MONAGIIAN, South Melville.

2783-44-21.

Farm for Sale at Brookileld seventy five acres of land all clear in good atste of cultivation. well watered, dwelling house and barns. Apply to Hannah MacPherson. For full par- ticulars apply to

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living beyond any income no mat- ter how large."

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We strolled back, discussing future projects. As we drew near the cottage were were the vigorous sounds of some one busy inside. We drew up.

"ll I mistake not," said George, "Link's the mﬂry noise 0f bflllh and dustpan. Have you got a donneetlc?"

"A most excellent one. ‘Margot got her for me and must have given her full instructions. An old china called Jessie. She's the nun Forsythb els- ter and keeps house for him. She cooked and whet not-tor old man Dryedale for years."

I entered u» cottage and found Jessie on her hands and kncm chas- lng_ dust fldres.

"A fair scunner. sir." shemnnosrn- oed mm below the table. “No fit for c. pig to live in. far lea the lalrd. I'll no be pleased till I got it amused oot."

"Scour ahcsd, Jessie," I answered hl-itherly, "so long u-s you scour when we're not here."

“Who/t time would ye ke dinner to- nlgfht, sir? I've o. brew pickle trout I got oft o man that; caught a bonny basket up the Riddel this morning." 1 "Splendid! Do you hear that, George? A broad hint to you to get busy with yourmod. Jessie. I can see you're going to look after us well." Jessie smiled appreetatively. "Was old _Mr. Drysdele particular about his ‘ food?" I inquired chobtily.

l "A fslr flnick." said Jessie. "Ate nothing at all, sir, but what there was had to be of the beet. A terrible man to deal with, sir. Just oak. over his books and when he did go for a walk

it was at night, and no‘ likely m do him the same good. Malswr Shaw. from the Manse. and Malsber Seymore were the only folk that went near

And Miss Mil-met. of course, he likeq tp see whlles. but everybody likes to sec her."

"Mr. Seymore?" I said. "I under-

, stand he lodges with you at the Home

lFarm?"

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creeps about with his point box and book, or goes of! in that yellow cor uf his. He's not much troulble, be‘- ing such s lot sway, though most ipuXtYlB-I‘ about his thiilﬂih" I "m what way?" 1 asked her. sit- tlngonohewbleandsnringmylegs. , Jessie. I saw. was s simple minded ‘soul and our settled down w areal ‘good gossip with rsymputhetdc list- i ener. She mum posibly hand out in- formation that would be invaluable.

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“Oh, sir," declared Jessie, "he's that shy-like. He has his own wee bti: of the house, shut off from the rest, and he will keep it locked when he's gone, so that ye can't get, in to clean.

"I think he must be writing a book an dnot, want his papers disturbed," she confided. "If any of you young gentlemen 'a.re writing s book," she said plaintlvely. “I'll no‘ disturb your papers."

Neither of us has any such inten- blom, Jessie." I solid, laughing. "but all the some we're obliged for the pso-

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There will be no trespassing on my premises after April Ist, 19M.

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"Pop," said little Charles. "why are parlor ornaments called orna- mental"

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Choice Furniture

0n Friday at i I’. M. It OiIiN It

loiloway Mills, Queen Street. eon-

sistlng of dining room. drawing room

and bedroom furniture, tabloa, chairs. rugs. Sale positive.

J. A. McDONALD,

Auctioneer.

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will!" 1 "d 7 “d I h": 1'4“ ‘m married life now, eh, sway?" and one finds himself seated near o

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opened his huge thin fist and emptied l “u” you we" mink,“ or ‘emu

a handful of Ems-ll revolver certﬂdﬂﬁ mmkdr.

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of callousness and brutality. But l

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"mum ye kindly. sir." said Jmsie. "Dinner at 8. some as the auld laird’! Thank ye kindly. sir."

"And now. George," I cried, enter- ing his bedroom when ho was busy onion; ms iveloncinel- "if you're Nady we'll take a stroll down to the village and incidentally call i: thank Miss Margot Show for finding us such a gem or g domestic."

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the 16th day of April A. IL, [NI at "tlii hour o! twelve o'clock noon. ALL and singular that pareoi or tract of land situate lying and being on Township. number S! in Queen's County bounded and described as follows, that la to sayz-On the north by land of B. Caaford an tho east by land of Joseph Youuker ea the wmt , by land of George Gallant and on the v south by the Wiasloo load contain- ing two and one-half acres (tit) of lend a little ‘more or lam. . , The above sale at land la made purauanttoaroworo! Bole eon- taluod in a maria!!! dated the Ilth

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