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_ property of the late Peter Gordon

J. MW..

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' A !\all,.r|oIs flavour that _ ¢_i_vos_ooa|plotoon_]oy|non_t

`\ f ' riesrtiiewpolnlaekldlhdr." ~ . "; ' I -' nodded rorayrh. its quite a see place. f and I was goin( to knogk it down a _ - lyearsgoaridcartdownthestonos

_ _ ‘ for drystane dykes, but we made some

_ 'money out of them in mother way.

' -an invalid feiluvv

'I'EAc .m

*ri-na mn :as puns'

._ »- 9

_'F "Y 'f ' ' ' ' ” ° an-iitsbie enough for him. wsu, the

lFarm For Sale i SMH-E5

I Yann for Sale at Boseneath, the

gli! acres partly eovered with hard GAUUV GERTW ' and soft wood. The balance in a high `atate of cultivation. Good buildings. aohool on farm. Your miles from

on 2% miles from Cardigan.

t“*i\°Ql _

_ sr une. ' For particulars apply to _ _ "_§___

B. I.. PABKMAN.

Montague. _ ¢f_.=

I 284|-4-5-attiwks. '

.ont

TENDERS _ f _

if -- i , ‘P /.

Tenders will be reeelved by. the .s

' lndeflillltd, until May lst. 1930 for _

lraohiey Hail.

Plans and specihcations may iaoan at the home of Hammond Pierce

i B. P. BMA-

_ The lowest or any tender not nec

esaariiy accepted.

'_ ' ARTHUR JACKSON, l, Secretary. '

‘the repairing and remodeling of

,.-f <4.

,psfmno-»».__..v_ _ .»-»--

' 'GHAR“;||g| gWN GUARDIAN _ I _ hmm

KGB TWU '-~ _ .. _ ____ ___ _ _,___ - A _ ._ ___________ _ ___ ____ _ _

‘ ' _~ l ...uri '_ __ __- ~-.-»f_. » ~ `” * MM/i`""Y ' " _ ` A "A _ _ - _n

The Third Warning 1,. 8 1 3 " - ' - ‘ .-

(Continued)

I , _

Aye, theres oldfarm buildinll

\ A man came along iheseemed tohe-andsaid he was

\ looking for sumnwf quarters up in the hills. He explained he'd como across

the building at Black EGG. and

id he thought he could make them

the five-sore field thats round them sndsgreedtodohisownrepnlrsw

I the fsrm.l'iouse." ~ '

“Good business." I said approvingly.

ll left Forsyth with mingled feelings. 'I felt there was something likeable ' about this great lumbering svur-faced _ man something likeable in spiteortue ._ fact that his presence in the library ; that night marked him down as a. lpoteritisl enemy. The distrust and l even dislike I had noticed in his eye 2 nt the bgginning of our interview had faded by the end. and I had the im- '_ pression that as far :is iiii.'>xne.ss wont

U end of it was that he rented them and

I sau' no reason to doubt I would gc: _

on well enough with Forsyth. But hc

was sn associate of Seymore and ob- _

_ viowly it gentleman to mitch. 1 George was still cliatiering to Sey-

more at the white gate when I went around the corner of the house, and, _ thanking him for his hoopitslity and our first pleasant introduction to the ' toot-hills of the Lammennuars, we bade him good evening and made for home.

>'-Ei'

B- I. G, Charlottetown, P. E. l. _

3102-4-i8-3i. ‘

Clearance ‘__..,_ ._

A ction Sale

U : i _

5 7 A literary bent he thought Q =

AT CHERRY VALLEY| _On Thursday April 17th. , lAt One O’clock sharp of stock, crop, farm imple- ments, household effects

_ I :_ r'f' ' __ iw?

a few hay-seeda.hut she e_an't shock , the corn crop." l

one or uaiiv ' _

He had till he awoke l

One day and found he was

Not only bent, but broke. ’

. gr- ' , /;n___fi

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as follows: ,_ _ _Né _

_ I horses, I beautiful young milk

_eowa, sevon young eattle. all |ood_

grads Bhorthorn. 60 hem, also all

farm machinery, household furniture _,

_and everything ln and about the pro- ' potty. ll’ stormy sale will bs first fine

_ \. "_, iid

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:day following. _1‘enna, eight months E Doctor_: go you take pains with ‘ your eat ng on all sums over $10.00, 8% ol! for . Pnmm N°_ th. _“_” dmv'

dash. Bale positive farms are sold. | "me ¢;|| gfguwl,-d|_ f i

riime Life Piiiiip n. ming.

°' Cherry Valley 'I. A. MacDonald. Auctioneer.

3043-4-ll-li

f 00 acre farm, near York Station, 5 aoren hardwood. Bama rebuilt. Well watered. Wire fenced. 16 pen ranch new. Also 4 Island horses.

P. MCGIIATH.

Coveheld load.

N06-4-10-12-lb-11-19

i ._--_-.__-._-._...___..___ } "She In not at -ii vain .imn he. i

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FORSALE . li 2

beauty, although she has good cause to he"

Professional Cards ui... ... ',.. .......f~

AUDITORS

Accounts Audited. income Tax

Returns Prepared.

A. E. MacNcill 6! Co.

|27 Grafton Street

ai- ~4- - mo.

,_..._¢_.__....._..._-_._i____i..

' neu. ci MArHiiasoN

_ I. K. BILL

§ D. L MATHIESON. LL. B " Bllflsterlt Solicitors, Elo.

' Money to Loan.

Ulla!-Charlottetown and Maytag" l_||l! Blllllllhl Charlottetown

2 Mark R. McGuigan, ~i' B. A.

'_ IAIIBTIB. S0l.ICl'l'0L l'|‘0.

" ION!! T0 WAN Glenn Bleek. Uharletmggn, rg

I" _

“She told me so herself." _

.___ _ _

'mares pal that night?" said George

"A chorus blonde may eiectrify _with a \\'l'ilsi.le, when I t/Old him- "They

body-the political crowd. the society

"So your man Forsyth was Sey-

must be very thick. these two. I::dn`t Seymore tell you he seldom saw For- syth at all-hated his ill-nature and kept clear oi' him? Well, the more I know of our Mr, Seymore thc- more

my admiration increases. l~le's a mar- vel. that man. Whether his yarns are true or not, they are brilliant. 1 tell you he knows something about every-

lot." the high-finance gang. He doesnt parade his knowledge; it just slips out in asidea. He’s a wrong ‘uri, 1'm cer- tain, though I've no proof for it, but it's simply impossible to--to place him! He beats me. He was GISDGT- at/cly keen to know all about me. and as Home Office old son. What a iile! Believe me. 1'm enloying myself th- oroughly. Weli. the day hssri't been wasted. for we've unearthed the sec- ond man in the library that night. And now we want to know who was

the third!"

THE CASE IS GONE

"Well learn one of these days." I_

raid. "But talking of enjoying your- self thoroughly, I've a story to tell you." And thereupon I related my ex- perience up in the glen.

As I finished George gripped my

arm. "Ronny, old thing." he said in s low voice, “forgive me! lf I'd known, I wouldnt have plsyed the » clovm. And here you've been letting me lab- ber all down this lane and never said s word about it."

"There's a couple of hours till grub

time yet," siiid George when we en- tered the cottage. "You'd better have a drink and s snoorie-you're bound to be done up after that tar-gel, practice you‘\'e been through."

He v.ent into the sitting room in

front of me, and I heard him (ive an exclamation of surprise.

“Whats up?" I demanded, follow-

ing quickly.

He pointed round the room. The

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A advise

Palmolive” _

. . . because of its safe,

_soothingcosmetic oils”

says

2, `- "_ "1-“_¥7».`»f§ l'...‘_;“.‘. '.:i‘4f:j,~ ~=; J- F. ;_=1i”&3¢" ' .

o,U.s ana~u.'r.Y axlP_En_;'r.s-~-An.v:1~s.n. PALMOLIVE,

_ f_ ~»_

J. NELSON DAY_

well-known beauty expert of TORONTO

" OAP and water cleanliness is abssic part of all our

S home beauty treatments. But not any soap will do. We specify Palmoiive.” So says this beauty shop. And more than 19,800 beauty specialists of here' and abroad. also specify Paimoiive. '

Why vegetable oils an but

There is a soodiing, penetrating guupviiiy about a vege-

'table oil soap father that searches n into the tiniest pores and frees them of the day's accumulation without hurting the fabric of the skin. As you know, the skin is very seasitive,‘ and- must be very carefully handled. Palmoiive Soap lube: clauses without irritation. It leaves the skin soft and smooth, and in wonderful condition for your beauty experts treatment. _

Dangers lo skin beauty »

' Unless the skin is thoroughly cleansed twice t day, dirt sad dust and 'cream arid nuke-up gather in the pores of your face and .soon become hard ` little accumulations which develop. into biackbeads and pimpies. These un- sightly blemishes are a sign of neglect on your own part. Use the right soap, use the right cleansing method, and you are taking the best steps toward coniplexion beauty. Palmoilve is s pure vqeuble oil soap. lu color

3. Falcon Day is' an expert boslilcian whose experience and training qualify him to advise 'I`oronto’s smartest women.

This leader in the beauty pro-

fession represents a salon with modern, scientific methods and a skilful, well-trained staff. It is such experts who advise their patrons to use Palmolive Soap.

~ vw “Una-sv

"Your skinmust be kept clean and _free of irritation. no vegetable oils in Palmolivo Soap are soothing, refreshing, penetrating. You should use this palm and olive oil soap twice is day to safeguard complexion beauty."

J. imsou mir / `

loyal York Hotel Beauty Salou

V Toronto _

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natural color of palm and olive oils. The 'delicate natural odor of these vegetable oils makes the addition of heavy perfumes unnecessary.

i both hands malée a smooth lathe: of Palmolive

Wth _

» Soap and warm water. Massage this gently into the skin,

bothface and throat, for about two minutes. Then rinse ic oil with-_warm water until you can actually feel the accumulation being swept away. Now, give a Emi rinse with ooid .water,. even icy water. _This is refreshing, and closes~the pores, -preventing too much dirt and grease from getting underneath the surface of the skin.

Consult your beauty eayfrt

. 'l'here_-is only one person truly qualiicd to advise you, and_that,is a trained professional beauty expert, who has _spent timeand study learning how best to care for your -good looks. ~When she tells you to use Pslmoiive you have the highest possible authority, and 19,815 such experts; today, advise this

.vegetable oil soap. You will - ____ ._ _ ___

probably use it for the bath __

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.; _ ' - _ - - ~ _ . _

sld“_a-tif _ _ _ __ _ sl) oung and broken. atmy A ,,,,;h°,~¢__,"~u m_‘mh= hu",

were pulled out of the sideboard, and th’ hmm d U __ I _D wh hon", y I a pane was broken in the window. _"__ my ggmxr of ua _mmm bun _gp Elm avenue, on Saturday. _ therofore_hereby_ required to cite all

_ .fri-ie leather cnei- he cried. ,_ word april mth. at l p in sharp ON APRIL 24th_ 1

i -‘ `-"" "Whey d_1d vw iwt il? S°m¢b°dv'~ W, ,',,,¢ q,,',,,.,h,, ,v,,,,,,,‘_ Am, is ous or me time lot or amen ever

i been iere " ' - . gfgfgd,

la d l butsimvle sup- ° yin' mm our me PAH" A “°”"‘ rant aa* sramonatm.

"Does your little daughter tales i I ran into my bedroom and drew - ,

-- aaai . ` to ahiovl ' ' 100 AOB!

per which J e apparently Num' wr .__ _

alter yo if 1" '

| "No. urialvhy' eha'a nearly three [mek in °m”°.mem' This 'mm 'ln her ki'iowled¢¢~of how tlis‘¢i'oat. live ' 1' A' “CDD _ 4 yuan old and sho can't say more _ had _been ransacked. 1 leaped to the _MMM on “mu d,nn“_,m _ ,up i Auetnipppar; T' M “M 'lm _“_ mn-“nga

" ' ‘ " A ' ' A ar 'ramuy.apriit4.__1

Han aight or tan wards." _dressing table and knelt down. fumb- not "mm ml mn m°`,nin‘_ -nd "_ “_ 3 r_ __

' '° ‘ ~- »-f ui uau\iiyuswoll_lna\°l

i McLeod & Bentley 1._a. semen W. I. IIINTI-ll, K. U. laritter and Attorney-subs' Dillon ilo liclruoua ltrsst

» _ ION!! T0 WAN

l Galiottotowa. P. I. I.

'McDonald & McPhee I' ‘ B. A.

2. a. lunotlaan. n. r. mean

naaalqilaa. afroanara. no _ mln 'ro wlia

Stewart 8; Lowther

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FOR RENT

- 3" ”°°'- ¢°l\\Plitel! renovate Eentral in brulneas section. |19,” "\°Ill\- only Box um.

'am-4-iz-iweek. . _ _. . . . . . ~.

'I' own his N4. \m‘_h*i_° _ bought Everyone _______ ________‘_______.,____i_

- _ Was l._ookln¥_At_l'loi"

For Sale

lily

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lin ket for keys. . . pro- l "lil: in the gsm ai-ever." “' °“' °‘l-"°'f‘ 9hn,;,i,¢,,m“A'M m.i'mm£u,`¢ ‘ _ ` "'“""' argl! el the we Nm I- ll“_N°° |r .ua miiiiy. www? _"__ - __-_' i , ` ' g _ lU_vil\\‘° 'fl

Geoue eave it s tue. and it came m'°°m- 'iim _M “d_’°°f___.“ smirk" W." _ "““_»

out in his hands. "lt’s been forced. the *_-. .md._M .w°___"“-_‘_ ' ‘ __ __ _ _ _ ,uh “nn 5 ¢.|»._|g__ n»'unyi~ _ ~ . 1. ~ . - » _.___ mum mat raw#

--- » “lu-ul' _ ,»~~‘ . _ _ _ vanesl notions. *' ~

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itsiueht 'iusootioaisotour -__ 1,

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s oductad no melody-only a ~-~..._.. C|l"“°"'°“"“

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tune-less lumbie or notes rasoedout s Ma rum In ,

_ ~ _ - Queen a County afore-

l'i° hm' N5 f°°u“""’m '°7’°wI'"’t " ‘ 1 aald,’l"arrner, th -E o tors f th 1 still in my °h\l=.'¢fm= hlnrlns at mv ` ` ___ A mn aims `v.:¢m1;r:yio¢ :im 2

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I had wrapped the ease carefully in Wool from South Africa mal' N p,m|,,|,,‘,,| guns; 1,.

I f Given under my

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_ m old bum. .md petit in a oorner shipped extensively to the United _ _ e ‘ - "ming, ,,- _ of the drawer. I tumbled the contents Bt_atcl._ _ _ _ _ _ Prince Edvvgrd COURT ;\_;phs;l o_:'ti;:._s:_i_ilA veil-moli on the floor. Quickly I ran ._-_ i _ . - AT - _ lN“:_“G¢°:’" ‘___ A. D" nm _n ‘M imh ye" ___ through them. my companion lool¢in|_ As\Govsrnor of tha Isle of Wight. In x°__h““_°| D-Mn Manchu,” uw. tau; B ___ M

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down eager-eyed. I got to my feet and Princess Beatrice, Kim Cleor|a'a T _ um og ¢h";,m¢,“_ in queen. g dropped on s chair. saatnz blankly aunt, is also coroner. Cape raverse Count,_ln1.lre_saldfProvinoe, deceased. -“|40 ° into Georges lace. 1'm not given to . __- vm dd m “rm I '___ “__ by tsatats lunge lonoura__i;ieJ lgsrolil 2667-3-21-April 3-10-17 histrionics but when ll spoke I think south Africa has appropriated ,sac £:c“m yu -r'"_,4”_ April .mam ic" :_;__s""'°‘° ’ " '° °_ " __-

ll IWW- literate person within said County.

"Not there?" said G00!" quietly. .___ ho a _ “The I °“°» "il ¢°‘"°"' ' Dirt-tml: motorcycle mins is 1*- F" "ril|<`l‘:l\n0r?;v‘."r'>`liv\i:l:<liI. ' ‘ A uearmo- 'ri-iere was silence in the room for ¢n¢¢m' gmwd; in 'gel-many. _ 3133_4.;1-1s.2a-23. “_ _ °°'

` WIIIIILAB upon re

David

perhaps a minute. Then George siwv- ~ __________ edhlsharidsinhis podetandvfhist ._.._-- tion on'llla of

the peti-

tsd in the said Estate

appear before me at a

Court to he held in the

Charlottetown. ln in the said Province twenty-ninth day of

eomlnl. at the hour of

forsasou. of same oala if any

tha

enable doz.

s, yr

VERY yell

'M EGood Friday

patrons get H For Stewart# Cross Buns art bratod for 1110"’ potizlnz. Sa goodness. A

..._ able food at G

BAKER

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