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. _, _ U186 l! my»: daily. Aioeptinl w dub, parlnfhightllt market ca. In the interest: of the Pork In- dustry of the mam. hogs uitould he well flnilhed. and should he fed very linia, if any. the morning of tho day of marketing. . owls lprnassn , Pork Packera. (Jharlottewvrn. P. E. I

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Chapter S6.

l l After Francis left-for l made, ;hizn leave after a time—i went‘ o, _,_ “ion: mechanically to the kilchcnl land began getting dinner for Viol ‘let and mist-iii. There was alvraysl sthat—ol' $031!.’ other uunk to uo.l lkhyaécal work is probably one of POPE _N°Y_ spc\v-Trplds;vur grwltest blessings it we only ' ‘knew it. The mere act o.‘ prepar- ing a meal had been a comfort w me in limes of sorrow. and a rel-

ief from anxiety. ‘I And now in my gn-at happzness ‘l mm through the motions Will]-

5319 aiioul thinking what I was doing.

yot-ewbprl He had said. "l love you." ova-r 20th 1v ! utlmk cnarp of .-xtral<=!1d Ova-r. with all (he fervor of a_ ‘nerd o! Siiortnoru Caule As I alniYGUI-IE 10"‘? Al"! “'71?” 1 35511115 turning m) attention to the zrow-lhllll Why h‘: lovr-d mr. ku- ;»a.d:~ mg o: -l luilalol-s I will sell olil "U0" (‘"1174 1 114D it‘! How Ill} 1mm oz, above dan- m." Ellllfl- "W"! 111131111“ TIP-l! 317 ‘"1" B" W“ lit-rd of puri- lire-d (‘Hllll- of the iin- '5' " ‘1115-“19-9“ 11"? “"11"”! i" ‘er! type headed by m)‘ imported ill" "1114" herd bull Glen‘. swn iNl:.l$a’19l)'.'_ "Oh w’ ' war: and l -~ Wis Iwlla He)". No] “Uh .\~"F~" l 3G7}; Reg. 1M; \.‘\'o. l-Jllfio] . 1741103)

Meeting

The annual meeting 135505 F“; Rznching (Vi. will be hold at JH. Judson". on Ttzr-day 21st, at 7 p m_

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g AUCTION SALE ‘ , . I Big dispersal auction cornwall on Monday.

nod quick1_v.' d. and laugh- . l. HIP Hf»- _\ou family. _l lm-an a work. I-‘ev: don»- v-vcn

I your l)lli£[!])!’€:4'i':lt-d Wu ulrl liar»:

T4 0) year: 4 yearn-z. Ileler Ho; 2 pears Roalna (No , - anion‘; would. After Jzm vva- qupportiur nr.-——~ " ' ' you cal} il. that," hi: Fold '. ‘l fancy you gave uiucii luau you got indeod. l doll‘! lir- vwry IIlFW-y M) lillm.‘ for ii.- your disposition to evl-rylhillg. and you zipparcu- i. , gm nothing in return." “I livi-d then»- ~ " "ff you call it living." sec]? "lt wan ply-ft) avcful." l zigrwfi. , 1 s4, f-wliu! l km-w nothing hl-ui-r tin-n. one hoe, w» I suppot-u- I didn’: mind. And .k and as for uuina my mom-y for l‘? l mudlaltd hi1!‘ colllegv, that was, i.’ an) l Looll

All '~afl- JLI val’ ‘o ‘I . an-l onl- o! lll" niv-wfif ~" I‘ ll l 2 pun- ‘iH-d bull rah

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b‘. " 1 ,~r~pa.'alfl.'. '. s-ale is positive thinu. a selfish act of mini‘ when I got out of it. on all sums ov- “l would nvvr-r haw known ymi 111'. of! for otlwrtvi-w" hr- said. viur choice. As you ‘Franny’ I l'."i€#I aflhasl. another chance tol"Think how draarlfill that uviuld .2 fine stock. 5m»: Not '0 haw: known you." » l And Ih-“ll I laughwl and wi- li/rll JOHN COLLINS, laugh-u av. m .. foolish talk. Hut‘ Crirnwallé :-'- cam» ovr-r and took mv handa‘

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person." I told him. Then. want- ing to confide in him and tell tum pvenxhins. l wean. on:

"I mouth: ll was 'my fault—l wasnl L1H! those other people, l nevu- seeiucd to like that, uiey liked. I never seemed to thing the same way they did. so l w“ . r.

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“Sever mind." be ansvrend. ‘That .-s after all tne u-agmy o! a small town or viilaae. The num- ber o! people are so limited that them are fewer chances of find- ing the real comrades and friends the people with similar UlMEo'- 011N255 OI course you happen to be rut more or less in Ulk name pal- u-m. Here at least there are enough people so you can be sure of finding those you like.

‘Or love," I added shyly

and

raised his hand to my cheek.

“Or love," be echovd. his arm around ma.

I went over and over this in my mind. while l put on polau. s to boil and inspected the mfx ll-f-l in the bottle in the minia- ture ice box and decided uu a dcs .-.-':rt for our dltmt-r. ,

I brought out the china from the Blll" ms In llll‘ little kitchen. and l-arriui ll on our pn-lty black latouer, tray. -~al.d beaan setting the table in tlir- living ruoln.

(Jill-i.- I stoppwi and luokcd out llu- window, up '|I" 1* blrak littlr- SHPPI.

Hvft- I How! at llw closing of om- 13!», 111,1] Ill" beginning of anotln-r. Against a great. deal of diel:riul'azcllient I llad “lrugzlv-vl up from an exlstau- w- llIJl. was uii-qwakablj." nus- vrahlo, to thic- My I-yes WiflldPTHl

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. . all-l our aura!" all t-ary int-xpc ' naps not apps-aling

and ntystlf. ' though - To lll . And ll! going to semi-thing f.- zwu- lifc. a lifv- 1w n: wonderful that no: at till murnm: v.'a-" llftPlll.

iMex. Petroleum [international Mer M.arine..

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“Ilalnond Dyes” add rear to worn. faded skirts, wailtl. coats. stock-inn. sweaters. cov- erings, drapes-lea, everything. [fiery almplc am’ woman can put new. rich. fadelees colors into her ion! garments or draperies oven If she has never dyed before. Just buy Diamond Dyes-no other kind- than your material will collie out right, because Diamond Dyan are guaranteed not to streak, spot, fade or run. Tell your druggm whether the material you will: to dye la wool or silk, o rwhelher it in linen. cotton or mixed goods.

Japanese lhve noljgllts As United Slates Citizens

WASPIINGTON, Nov. 13.—— Jap~ ilnese are not white, within the meaning of the American Law. and arr- not entitled to citizenship in the United States, the Supreme Court hold today. The Court affir- med a decision of the lfallfornln (Jlrruft (‘ouri of appeals ln a tent casi- brought by Tako (lzawa of Honolulu who claimed he wan "whim." and was eligible ‘for nat- uralization as an American citizen.

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Wiuinps-g Elvelztrlr: 6. . ..

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Am. LOCOIIIOIIVC AYD"."lf‘lIYl Smelling &Refining 55 Anaconda. Copper 48 (‘anadian Pacific Railway’

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IV PAUL DIDKIV ‘AND’ OHAI. W. GODDARD

"What an it mean?‘ Parley.

“l1 mean cod have answered my Dflrerf“ Ill"!!! tirf. with devout ' 94W.- lbllllt 0RD. 1110a glancing loudly at the old man. she con- tinned:

“I mean God eo-ki you lie to} me" -

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oulcluwrusbea in triumphant- ly crying In Mexican the new.» that a bright eye ‘was coming down the sky. Coming he was droning like a monster wasp. Fur- ley and the Gcneml ran out to , a! him land but. Ouichlla stayed

ith Inu. who was suddenly slriken with a fearsome thought.

"Fflllrive God," rho prayed. Foftive; I have doubted you. dun‘t punish."

Ouichlta placed her arm); aroun her mldtress. '

"N0, heno punish. God ls good He fix everything fine." '

The plane taxled very close i0 the wall of the patio. The two women heard‘ the sound of a mot- or slow down l0 a soft coughing. A moment later in strode the King of Heafis. carrying In his hand a lante-rn she had placed for him on the Alesa.

"You c-olne hack-you come back, like you say" Inez crlvd, and threw haw-if upon the‘ young aviator, rlailpiug him tightly and burying liar face in his leather clad shoulder.

lI-‘arley, Marvin and Oulchita all reallztd it brrfore Inez. The young man who was locking down a: bc-r with an s-xpreeelon of surprise

He looked at Farley and the (lun- eral without a sign of wfiognition but as for explanation of llllli sudfhen embrace. Gently. he fTiP-l to release "himself. '

"l beg your pardon,"

Inez looked "into his the witnesses turned away.

."Don’t you know me?"

“I'm sorry he replied politely. “but lam afraid l don't."

“You—don't——know—me!

Slowly s-he backed away from him. The lantern and the lights from the window seemed to fade away. She totte-red, and Oulchltu

Big Clearance ' AUCTIQN SALE

Having sold my larm l‘ will sell‘ on my late premisos at Mermaid, ‘fuesday. Novemlicr2l, 1922 at 12 o'clock, noon all my Stock, Crop, Implements, Harness, Household Furniture, etc, as follows:

STOCKz-l Bay lu-llling, 6 years old. H00 lbs.l black gelding 5 years old, about 1300 lbs, I driving horse 9 years old, 4 tehoit-e mllch (‘il5\'|i.l(1‘Ill'lIF€}' cow. all in milk. all to freshern ill May and Juue,l (lum-

he said. eyes, and their facts

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Of Choicclfurniture in Charlottetown

We are authorized

by Mr. A. F. Webster, g; sell at his home, No.

Fitzroy Sh. 0n-

Llrlllzing o‘ our “Pl- lllhtnfv Full» "Xalnrai fllllll“ r-iatr I

_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ “You have left your motor run-

,_ ,_ ___1331;;fning." remarked the Gent-rill to,

Union Pacific _ 14g break the painful silence.

Utah 00mm» __ 5g Phil removed his n-wnlr-z and

I’ .U_s, Spy-l _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ , _ _ _ _ _ H105 jturned to" the two men speak null

1hr.- rioor siarLi-l lI'l matter of fact tom-es: ‘ ltd rm. our of my dream. and l" i» "Qelmemf-“n- m!’ "an"? 1*

'1» ',-- , r21‘ a C v eurldonl)‘ that l was. Ivin- Phil“? Mam"- ‘I 3"‘ "m"

‘Named sting the dinner-inn‘ Yiflvrv ..10o.2o1-\'°“‘ "Wk Cm"- Wimhinfi h" Lift Off with Fingers

Southern Pacific .

Am‘! MW [Sftudebake-r

iThursday, Nov. 16th, HE)‘ heifer ll/g years old, t0 frz-slivn

NOTIFE l

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Mondays for Orwell at . . . . . .. . Yuesdlyl for Orwcll at . . . . . . . . . .. Wodnesdayo (only) for Victoria at .. ‘Friday: for East River at . . . . . . . . . .

ln May, 8 [tins l0 weeks __ ‘ ' , m, o’clock p.m., his house- drivlng wagon, 1 Matt-l» ‘spring tooth harrow. 1 hay rulw. n bed rooms’ . d to the kitchen to inspecfllfifln. “c2073. “any Wammn and i (washed ml H wgyssg‘! heavy Se‘ team v Iaiurdays for West River at . . . . . . . tare,

liens. ~~ hold furniture, com- Manlseeder, I set Scotch Ilimiinlid - ‘ illlmlfill. l cross cut flaw. I block iilllllrmm, _ , ‘I hum‘? that were cookingilfif’? Victorv _ kitchen turn.‘- und turned to look at Vi, who wF-Si 1,937 w'~"°‘,-". - ~ - - ~ - - ~ ~ - - --"*'—:a ‘hundfi “on” h“ nigh‘: fimrness. made to order in the West l L". I lll. ' I v ‘Fill lace ‘null her-n white forl SIIDQYIOI‘ lb“,- and the blue shadovrv vudflr}

' 01¢ 54; COIHHICHCIHE at One l.\lPIal'Il\lEN'l‘-5'Z-——] lrllll. ‘- :rows, 3 sections with draw inllllfprislllg 1131101‘, .-'h'l11f:lilll}‘ negle - I ' _ _ _ l “ Jqzfimhappelled and I cant figure ;_t out hackle‘ and lthz things I "L t l hi?" l $968! (l. v ‘ __ , 5 . "v23" llllgarvin 3:11. ‘ on.€'Poorl(ne“)' 1 "um “ago” pad ‘mu

B ' . . ANKS jun“, w“ killed and ‘he. phmelbreecliing. I cart saddle and breath

mg, l set driving harness. ,

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AGENTS MAK in): ordI-rs for n book. "Story of jfiinudu." l-mitulnnu: ovvr 71¢!) pow-s: 15h illustrations: history of (‘un- fidn. from IIMTHPFL w-itlovnt-nt n. ‘nrvscnt. Plnormouw di-mnnd. lill! crwlil. 2h . frcicht paid. ' _ , mfflt "'4'. Winston (fir.

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Big Clearance AUCTION SALE

l will sell‘0n my premiscl-l at Ifnion Road on Saturday, Novem- ber l8. I922 at l o'clock. sharp the following Stock. Crop and Imple- ments. as followl-z— STUCK:—1 brood mare 1300 Ibs., I0 years old, 1 general purpose horse, 8 extra milch cows, 2 to freshen in December. l in January, 3 in May, 2 to freshen ln June, all in extra good condition and milking well, 2 ‘young cattle, 3 brood sows. CkfiPz-Quantlty hay, oats, straw. 50 bushels While Russian wheat, 500 bushels turnips. lI\IPLF7.\|l-}N'I‘S:—-1 truck wagon (HQW). l box cart and wheels

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shv Fall] llri-aril.“ "l -='a_ .d late for snmv extra wclk. l think I'll have a llcn both and put "'1 a kimono and eat (llIIlV-‘f’ ‘Illa?

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a gm: .- mmher" said, z-olr kituhui. pulling out i121 Pl" l, Sllc- handed me illi- , wont hack lo un- gmking down hi-r fluff u.‘ golden hair. Tomurrfv-P-Bud

FREDERICTON MAN ' FOUND DEAD IN COACH

ERBDERICTON. Nov. lt-l-‘rc- derick McGolrlricll. a u-cll known rill-hem 0f this mu". W" fflufld iu-ad this morning in a coach in {ho yard of the York Howl. HE |_-v1ll(§li\all_\' had lJPETI seized by a fatal illurss and had fallen for- ward partly through tho r1001‘ l), W. ltoss. coroner, dr-cidwl that math was due to natural r-aufir-n The unfortunate man had boon about the v11)’, Saturday. KPPBT" llllly in his ordinary llPZilTl]. ‘Fill roturnvd from Pnkiok a fv-W days aim am-r working lhflfl- W’ smnc tim». and W391 Pimp-m"? Y" to work in zlnotlwr part of tho pmvlnvca Th" IIWP‘ 9' Pll was agwl fifty yearn. ll" v-‘ri; I! 111*?!" of I-‘rI-vl-avir-tnn. “rank .\l(-- Goldrlck nf this city. ls an lIllVlI‘. (Jlher surviving NIBLVFS u"- 1W0 brothers, Jamr-s: and (‘llih =. and three gilrtr-ra. Mary. Alice and El- lA-L a]! .0 I-‘w-avlrmirton,

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-___¢o->——— Cables Have Been Restored

LONDON, Nov. l."..—(‘alllo= from (‘nngianw-vlrflo wore roslorod Sunday llfllll official IIIPHFIIZ"K 8TH! news coming after three days de-

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The Foreign office rcporis thPre is no Ihange in the situation, in fhnstantlnople. A state of sit-KG has not been declarr-d yct. The Turks are reported tn be still |e— l-alritrimt regardlnl‘ joint control of (‘onstantlnoplo and it is feared here that they arc {playing for tims- and smuggling in armed men for the purpose of. an uprising.

The LIIIIHBTIIIG confbrence will

(new), 1 bugwy, 1 express, 1 team slelzh (new). 1 driving sleigh. l, wheelbarrow, hoe drill cmnblnml) l6 ft. hay l l'.~:~~' "lllo, ill lt..‘I Flfllfll". \ =1.» -' barrow. I l"\'~| ,-pl"n;: ‘mrli li-n‘ row, 1 sinuw plough. l 2am: Plmlzh. l herilliznr apreallur (new), guaranteed u; spread any grade of fertilizer, 1 grain crusher, 1 thrash- lnlz outfit, Hall's, (lame illze). 13 horse power engine, flprlfe, 36 ft. new rubber belting.

Shle positive, no reserve.

TEklMfiz-JZ months nn all sumn over $10.00. 6 per cent. off forr cash.‘

. W. McLEAN, Union Road

J. A. MacDONALD, Auctioneer

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probably open on November 20.

J- w. Mnrt & 00., Toronto

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700mb’ Sage Tea Faded 0r Gray Hair

ilf Mixed With Sulphur if Darkens l 8o Naturally Nobody can Tm

, Granddother kept her hair beau- ,tlfully darkened. glossy and attrqcg. live wlthu brew of Sage Tea. and §Sulphur. Whenever her hair 100k gon that dull. faded or streaked ap- pearance, thla simple mixture was applied, with wonderful effect. By 18km: at any drug- store for "Wletlfs Sage and Sulphur Com- Dound." You will get a large bottle of this old-time recipe. improved by the addition of other ingred- ients, all ready to use, at very lil- tle cost. This simple mixture can be depended upon to restore nat~ ural color and beauty to the hair.

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c0101‘. Mid 100KB glossy, soft and beautiful. —<o>__

rzComn ilisappelir ell with Hnllowayh (‘orn Remov- er without leaving a scar.

WINTER SPORTS OF THE OLYMPIC GAMES 1924 Winter sports in Paris will open the seventh revival of the Olympic games in 1924, according to a cal- ender program just adopted by the Fnen rh Olympic Committee for the Paris 311mm, The winter compe- titions will be begun January 20, on groundb yet to be designated. Football will follow in May and Polo In June. at the same time an rifle practice and forgoing. I The formal ceremony opening the game! In state will take place July 5. after which track athlete: will alternate with wreotllni. HW- fng and swimming. Boxing will be begun July 16, which date in also not (or the tennln matchel to nan. Cross country horscmanahlp and other equutfl , comm. togeth- er with cyéllnmviwth rosd events and indium "will open July 23. The g1 wll be officially ended July 27 v , the distribu- tion of prlaoh _ ‘ap elaborato nighttime feotival.