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- The annual meeting of The Model ‘Silver Fox Company will be held in the Y. M. C.~A.‘l=tooms, here, on Thursday, the lith day of July next, at 8 o'clock p. m. R.. E. Spiliett, Pres- ident, Charlottetown. J. 0. Ander- son, Secy. 20’.h June, 1929. ~

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Ths Annual General Meeti.ng_of the

Shareholders of the Masonic Temple Company will he held in the Office ol E, R., Brow. 144 Richmond Street, Charlottetown, P. E. Island, cn Wed- nesday evening, the 10th day of July, 1929, at 1 _o'cio°k.

Dated at Charlottetown, this Zltll

day of June, 1929.

G. W. WAKEFOBD.

Secretary.

B091-0-25-tuethursattill July 10th.

A Uc T1o1v SALE

VALUABLE RESIDENCES AND

BUILDING LOTS FOB SALE

be sold by Public Auction on

the premises on Monday, 15th July. at twelve o'clock noon, real property of the late William Carpenter, as foliowsz-

Plot No. I. Building Lot on corner

of Kent and Rochford Sireeis., 64 feet front on Kent Street, 50 feet` front on Rcchford Stre_et._

Plot No. 2. Double tenement

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Plot No. 4. Dwelling house and

lot having 28 feet front on Kent Street, subject to a way 'I feet wide to and from Kent Btreet.

For particulars and terms apply

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Auctioneer. 6339-7-3-101

FOR__§ALE

An excellent dairy farm in Mer- maid, Lot 48, 'I miles from Charlotte- town. near churches, schools and 1'8" station, containing 185 acres. 125 under cultivation, balance wood and good timber. extra well fenced and water, .line buildillll- _ snspeetion invited. see crop while

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The semiannual meeting of the e ' _

Board of Directors of the Knicker- -

bocker Finance Coorperation had been a stormy one. Several members had mutinied against the lately adopted policies of the chairman. Virgil Ellsworth Castle. Heated in- vective and sharp retorts _hadi passed along the mahogany table, disturb- ing the decorum of a. severely plain room bordered by sound-proof walls and sanctified to weighty delibera- tions. Otherwise dignified gentlemen in froeks coals had forgotten they were gentlemen. Faces had flushed and voices had risen above the limits of good behavior. It had been the most turbulent meeting in the his-

tory of the cooperation.

It was over now. Mr. Castls had

retumed to his private office, fur- nished in the manner of classical dignity that became his position. He adjusted the flower in his button- hole and mopped his face. A smile played about his lips as he stood at a window looking out over the har- bor with Its argosies from many

lands.

it had been a good fight. He had

thrown all his strength and the full force of his personality into lt. His voice had alternately cooed and thundered. l-Ie had cajoled and lashed; as the occasion required, I-Ie had leaped from playful satire to vitriolic denunciation. And in the

end he had won.

It had been a victory for Mr. Castle and his faction. Hence the satisfied. if somewhat tired. smile that now twisted his lips. It.was a great satisfaction to know that he was s master of men, even if he was not at all times the master of himself. For the time at least he had drowned, a burden of fear and guilt in the toss- ing billows of o battle from which he had emerged victorious.

Almost soundlessly the door opened.

Adele, the one person privileged to enter his inner sanctum without for- mality, stepped lightly inside and closed the door behind her. Mr. Castle, absorbed in his thoughts heard nothing. She advanced a few steps over the rug. then paused and regarded the figure at the window. Her dark eyes, with a booding haze in them. widened slightly,

Her father was standing straight

and erect once more-just as she had been accustomed to seeing him until recently, with head held high and shoulders thrown back - rocking slowly on his heels while he jingled o. few coins in' his pocket.

Bhe wondered at the transforma-

tion. But she did not wonder for long. Too many things, some of ________._.,i...?__-- DOMINION 0F CANADA PROVINCE OF PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND

IN THE SUBBOGATE COURT

20th George V.. A. D., 1929

In Bc-Estate of Thomas McLellan

late of Eldon in Queen; County, in thc said Province, deceased, tesiate.

By the Honourable Harold Leonard

Palmer Surrogate, Judge of Probate, lac., die., '

To the Shelli of the County, of

Queon's County, or any Constable or literate person within said County,

' GB.EE'IING:-

WHEREAS upon reading the peti-

tioifon iiie of Malcolm lt. Pitman ol Eldon aforesaid, banker, the Adllllll- istrator of the above named' Estate praying that a Citation may be is- sued for the purpose liereafler\ let forth: You are therefore hereby re- quired in olte all persons interested inthe said Estate to be and DPPUUI’ before me at a 8urrol’*'f° CUP* 9° 3° held in the Court House in Char- lottetown. in Qsecirs County- in the said Province on Friday the allw- tsenpa day of has ont, comms. ei the hour of eleven o'clo¢k. forenoqp oftheaamedaytoshowcauaeifally they can why the accounts 0! UID said llstaio should not be passed and iaoastalo closes as braved for ill said. petition and on Motion ol afalooun llelnnuon, Proctor for the said Petitioner. And I do bereb! order that. a .trae. copy. haroofbs forthwith published in como news- lilll' pahlhhsl Charlottetown

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through a green mist. There was a distant drone in her ears-Dr_ Mof-

comprehensibie tnronged her brain. but uppermost was a sharp anxiety.

The last hour had been like a D387

dream in thc morning. She had lis- tened to Dr. Mof!ett's adroitly phras- ed proposition, asked time to think it over, and then she had departed as she had come, escorting by the lan- lguorous Miss Conway, loo preoccu- `pi¢s with me first tragedy that me

elude the surveillance of the silent woman at her side.

And now she was here, hoping

lagainsrhope that her fatherswords would shatter the clouds that had gathered over her hes-d and assure her that It had been a.ll a hideous dream. _

"DAD, I KNOW”

"Dadi" she_whispere_d. Mr, Castle swung roundygnd the

expression of triumphant belligercney faded out of his face, yielding to a look of pleasure and tenderness., '-wen, my little gui," he exeiumed. "this is a nice surprise!"-He reached out and gave her a little hug.`The chairman of the Knickerbocker Pi- nance Corporation had retired fin favor of the fond parent. “Itfim't often you favor your old dod with a visit.-Sit down here and tell me all about it. 1'm in a. generous mood this moming. If you have bee.u_a reckless little girl and overdrawn your' allowance-" - - ' `

He faitered and paused, He had

just seen the white, stricken-look_,in his daughters face. Despite the handsome morning' frock she wore; there was I. crushed, despsiring sir about her. _ _

"What on ear-th's the ms.ttci'l'_’ he

asked anxiously. 'I _

"Dad.” said Adele in a thin, oven

tone, "I know.” ~ - -

Mr. Ca.stle's face sagged. He Bl”

her a blank look. A dread prcmoni- tion tightened his lips lnd darkened his eyes. "You-you know?" he echo- ed dully.

f‘E`verythlnB," said Adele. “Let‘s sit

down. dad. We must talk."

Mr. Castle‘s hand shook as ne gripped the arms ol the swivel chair- the chair from which he directed tho distiny of the Knickerbocker Finance Corporation-and set heavily down. With a limp motion Adele slipped into the chair beside him. For a few painful moments they faced ewan

"Some one has been'taiking?‘ ‘he

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mit her to inquire into causes and ef _

fects. sho was still seeing things __ ` »

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'fDod," Adele began, "is it true that . _ '

you are the mysterious Mr. Graves?" _Of cigw _

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nw. mmm oppmmon gmt hm the life out of his yellow hide. I

hed” h,,._-1-had ma 'hm' 4 would -'but thcre’s no chance He

welt D011 ' i I2 .. -

These 'were nonessentials. Her mind. w°“'t Wm' in "h° °P°“- _H4 Pre' , fanned on me only ,mmm mm' fers to skulk in the dark. Don‘t youldesire." ' th" mnw.ed_ _ _ _ _ sec what he ls doing? Hg is trying

“some om who cm. mmnu DN, to influence me through you. I-le is tor Moffett," she rcpled. "mf Y°“' * lm- U the PIWU in ml

ML Gum an mmm, mu . my dirty game. The coi-_iiemptible ratl

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~-am up, ass. maybe it- inn as Mr- °“¢i° °\1m°d hilwlf with s

_Md u we mmm-. _ grim effort. There was a strained, A sickly sinus twinks Mr. _outlet “hm l°°\¢ in hi# h°°-I minslins or

"N usa M hu,wm°_w you.--_M mental agony and biting scorn,

momma smmiy. "rt num. so "DWI I" 'het "0 °\== d°»" Mm Md 'hue he wanna hu mmm. suggested. "But first you must tall w m°_ I wma but “__ ,°m.m',_ me everything, !t'is true that you

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good heavens!" j . I-lsr fathar nodded heavily. "Yes, "There, dad." Hhs pattedhls l_l'Il‘|- it's trus. But don't despise ms, dear. -'vm mourn tins _it »o_ au'e.`1’m r souls sumo anything sm, but not me nom: mimtwis m¢._ssmn out on. rvsmen s iociiror iii-'

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planned better, things wouldn't have got intoisuch a mess. You are all 1 have, dear. I have always wanted _you to have the best of everything- the finest education, the finest\ clothes, everything your heart could

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could have afforded it easily, if ,only I hadnt hungled things, I was care- less with my investments, and after- ward I V got reckless. One project oftcr another collapsed. But there 'I shan't worry you with the details. It's enough for you to know that when Daniel iliorrestsr came to ms one day about a. year and a, half 180 I was on the brink of ruin."

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suspicious. But ~f»didn‘t; then wus too many other _thinfs on mymind. the best sort of recommendation.

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