JHE GUARDIAN. CI-IARIDTTETOWN JULY

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WEDNESDAY. ... . . . something oi what he must expect. olsasilos two-thirds of the way up be round himself urnnepared tor the aim. exposing an uneven the reality. surface oft bars volcanic rock

I I l 1 c 1. M" where the tales had lined the vii- ly ;'.?o:.3u?.is '3” in.” !'::n ml 1'” '""”- '1'h-.3-It mi N0 - white sandy beach which had bos'- "M" "W1 5' "4 WM "" dered the lagoon had disappeared. '3” l”'''""" W” 1"” W" "'9!" for it was now overlaid with s cm" "'V P, '3' m”' "d JV” thick deposit of mud, through J?:mt".' nu mm” "um h” which dozens of wide channels am" "" kw” 3”" " "" "m were slowly draining the valley of m um um” ”d um mm "N" its flood water. The lagoon itself 9 "um" "m c""”'' had lost its green translucent char- 0" n" "99" 9",'t ”( n" ''”'t actor and showed thick and dis- "hm ”" 5""”'" "" 5'4 ""4- coloured, and its placid surface autmn l'"';n '::t'"" ”';'l”3 N was congested with every kind of ""3 - ' V" ' - . . g . I ' g The destruction had been so wading thiougli gshallon pools of :e'f;:f:?mi'gp'3n;f:d:ff..'gfgitrgfm complete that he stood staring at water half the time, but as he np- u, 10 gm . proached his Journey's end his im- rfdatggitolreiszyggle xrgy ugvi;g).;n:'. :mo:;.un::. :ned1”etm;lpe:were nlngzst emffh ing among the debris, and the "mm w d” ”b1”t"mw P'”3”'T :'hk.che"hgaHz:. mgpgllh hag 35:32: muddy shore was littered with dead ” 1”” ”'"' ti” 3'" 9"” 01' .

V mh the slope. ' 9" ll" Pl'9Vl0"5 mimi i i i It was the top of the Iiagstaff. ' i -I t The last few ghtliidred -yards tax-ll But it was the actual site of the Ind gym, me ruuuuon mu " J r i ed him to the limit of his strength. settlement which chiefly held his W... mu "mgr" in 1;. gccuuom. - - but when he eventually retichcdjdismayed attention. for here the ad pogmom M. mm. d,.n.y "V. 9 " the foot of the slope which -had effects of the catastrophe were to J 5 ' . I

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Exit Tony Blount

CHAPTER XXIV

Continued

Worst of all though, he had suf- fered intensely Irom thirst. There was something grimly ironical sbout this, seeing that he was

. way to a sudden flutter of hope. led up to the plateau. the 6l1Zilt'be seen at their worst. Not only

. It this had withstood the cata- brought him thad the entire villege disappeared. clysm, was it not possible that the Shut the terrific inrush of the wat-

I buildings on the plateau might known or had even scoured the earth hug gap” gm .61."; mm? n struck him as a distinct possibil- , lty. for they must have been above

Thursday Friday & Saturday iifJ?i?e:' 12: 13:1. 3-T.'"”m:i SPECIALS

would offer. a stouter resistance ;. : MEN'S SUITS-

than the tlimsily built native Reg. to 49.50-NOW

houses. If such were the case, it MEN'S TOPCOATS-

' : which met his eyes

1 l .. - to a dead halt.

l -; 01 Even though he had i . 7-

would make an enormous differ- ence to his immediate prospects.

The idea imbued him with an ac- cess of fresh merry. and with a temporary forgettuiness of his parched condition he began to scramble up the rocky slope as

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V p . H N V fast as his weary limbs would car- i i p R92 g2 '10: OWM " - ry mm. p J MEN'S SPORT coMs- i9 50 ..:".:.."-:.;:":::.::: 0""-i I , , n r n. R9K- 32-iiomhoiv ------------------------------ -- ' pp earth proved incredibly difficultv, Mi

"WJV but a final supreme effort brought x J m him in sight of the plateau itself. And there he stopped dead, breath-

less and exhausted, with all his

i

: MEJ.ll'aSFSP.OJliT.SHlRTS

I i Reg. lli2.50-NOW I !

g Toilet scant I.ll9 i i J

lllcn's

1 neg-found hopes slipping from SHIRTS & SHORTS ll-All mm W mm W the

llilanie Leaf-b rnoosss

plateau showed few signs of dam- age from the successive tidal

MEN'S TTsHms-

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Rvg. 1-50 .............................................. .. waves. but he saw at once that the -1 1!! ” earthquake had taken ' it ' its toll so effectively that there . l 3 could have been little left for the Is D de M the up 36".” ml ' 1 i 2 wn" to duuom mm mnnlj de-rf'ul ntw "bremo V:n- i lit-ll IIIGI ' I ' 1- V 23""? ,;3d,,”::, ?:'”-”",fy bl? I ind" P700935 170m Dim Maple Leaf I the finest .J "I! A , .11 p . and m.e:im:-ryiumd am; e:rr;sk:n qs sweet. tender corn key. quality ,mll1 e toilet loll! . Tggz Motto, n i timbers and portions of thatch V mid 8” H" "Yul , he I W 'rd'"3”',i5' """dt M” for every 5 which projected from among the lghi simvl- nt 1” sum” .c U" I 91' Lu” ""' "um, t A ILAVOIII h r ' e - - . . ' . ' V ' 0 0 run". mowed nu mdmnion tn-I Mn Mon gyl in W" mveruum of. One convince i:'th::'dc1leIa 1.0 "Q31:-ou!.:O "E ”"r, "u. v they" had been human dwelling - ,3. will ,1 ant 5 9 . p ' 2 ' P'”""' You tiers in 13 ma p G ”i.”mhEru: T J”;:: 0lficla)lo'llWarnin- t mm” Nah Nor was it the actual shaking of mlseml m l1 avert 5., E 8 , ' g uni; may rloctu their foundations which had been W” ext 5.” U1 m Jomt NEW P309555 033”; . chiefly . h V l 503" '

ponsible for their down- fall -- though a perfect network of rifts and cracks seamed the flat surface of the plateau. and one gaping chasm. a yard wide. ran jag- gediy right across its centre. what had done even more damage, and had wrecked both the storehouse and the house-boysi tale in addi- tion, was the collapse of part of

.th liff behidth .1-l - "loge rock hynpueduap Every Wednesday. starting May 20th and continuing

. h H I ch , ed f for 10 weeks, a special advertisement will be pub- : p Iv V p t;:p;l:u.;,'on:nd rugged bgllldggs llshed in this newspaper for the Jumbo Jackpot. ” ; 5 .4 1”. dotted wont ul W" m ml, offering 5100 a week for a-total at 51.000 in cash . N w v

1? The GREENIJAL Co. Ltd.

MEN'S & BOYS' WEAR 144 iii. Geo. st.

You will find letters missing in some of this copy, but you will find

”'i' 34” liTiiliiG Missmo j

faoe. Only the flagstaff some Pm”- "uk N" "bod "at, with "I ml. This advertisement includes a series of panels each "Rd. mrummmt "ml, .'.m't advertising appariicular product. In these panels the pole in the from bra" blowg (small individual ads) letters are left out of wor s m: in from the In. in every-day use--not trick or unusual words. To be wnunuett The problem is: Find all the missing letters and out of them form the correct and official name of one

Wlsaansrbslltls-o tliebaenbesursifa

immi. Leer.

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An impartial Food Foun- dation in the U. S. A. rated Domestic as the

products are printed at the hotiom of the panels advertising them-one of them is the solution tn the Jumbo Jackpot and that is the one you must make up from all the missing letters.

You have from Wednesday to Monday inclusive- to find the correct solution. -

Mrs. Parnell Curran, Pleasant

am”. spent sunny Mm h-at Zero hour to win the Jumbo Jackpot is from 6:30 dmnmer Mhmlohn My." otsnn. to 7:30 every Monday evening. starting May 25th hopm and continuing for 10 weeks. In the event that Monday falls on a holiday, zero hour for that week will be from 6:30-7:30 Tuesday evening. During zero hour. the Jumbo Jackpot operator makes telephone calls to private residence numbers only, selected at random from the city and vicinity directory. All telephone calls are recorded.

IMPORTANT: If you are called decl"'d'

from car meat. man i t.

ed. . "Bake a cake" with Do-

mestic. ll cures inferi- ority complexes in the . kitchen.

Official Name- DOMESTTC SHORT- ENING

:- of the products advertised on the Jumbo Jackpot fxgitengzgn (:;:):g; Tu”, ""5 M". g. .9. B '; path only. The official names of ihese individual that may had H," tau. nomlnl ,g . .

' Rlndiess -

' agar Cured - ' Smoked Just Right t Consistently Good

,omeisi some - HA?!-I

Mia Luella Mccabe of Toronto is spending her vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. 23. Mccabe, Friston Road.

ernme inspected. Smcked to arise on and attractive! packaged-

.otsi leane-

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utility

Mr. and Mrs. Beecher Court and family spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lea Glow, Pleas- ant Grove.

SANIIWIII SPREABS

Mrs. James Lawless. Pleasant The Jumh” Jnkpnt

starts at 3100 and increases each

7 . . . .,.,x 4 0., ; c2..';'.a -.u&t (.(av”.

Grove. is in xensington visiting her sister Mrs. Walter Mill. who is seriously ill.

Miss Anne Morrison has gone to North Rustico to the K. of C. Camp.

A number of children are en- gaged in York picking strawberries,

Miss Mary O'Connell. Pleasant Grove. spent her vacation in Hall- fax the guest of her aunt Mrs, Maurice Primeau.

Misses Marion and Mary Mom. son are visiting their aunt, Mrs. Id luirato. uni-sate.

guests of Mrs. John Thom Dsmley. Mom

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The condition ol shook following swore burns lasts from so to 43 house.

IAITIN sseusmss ssamov titan

Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Morrison. Your best Iisasant Grove. spent Sunday the swer every call with the winning

by the Jumbo Jackpot operator and answer the telephone with the usual "hello" or any other saluta- llon. you are disqualified from winning the Jumbo Jackpot.

The Jumbo Jackpot is awarded to the first person called by the Jumbo Jackpot operator and who answers the telephone by stating the correct solution for the.week. The first word or words spoken to the Jumbo Jackpot operator MUST be the official name of the advertised product made up of all the missing letters in the previous Wednesday's Jumbo Jackpot page. So remember-it your phone rings any Monday evening during zero hoifr it may be the Jumbo Jack- pot operator.

bet to win is to an-

word or words-nothing more. At- ter you speak. the operator then, and then only, talks to you, and tells you if you won or not.

Anyone who answers the ielephons can win the Jumbo Jackpot: the winner need not he the person in whose name the telephone is list- ed. No further telephone calls are

Iss teams: at, Qutsllsva

" IACKERS

guarantee of

week by 5100 until a winner is declared.

If you live out of town you may he called long-distance by the Jumbo Jackpot operator.

Winners oi! the Jumbo Jackpot receive their award the same eve- ning whero possible and will be required to provide identification upon delivery of the cheque. The decision of the judges is final and no correspondence or other communication will be entered Into.

Employees of the advertiser, this newspepenor the advertising agen- cies associated with this contest and their immediate families are not eligible to win the Jumbo JackpoL

LAST MONDAY WINNER. Yon. Tomato uico . &M 'x

produced by the remark-

Ons Can Will Convince YOU. -

' A meat product packed under. government in- spection ' Spreads easily on bread or biscuits.

Many varieties to suit your taste.

Keep It few tins on the shelf for night snack - for school lunches.

Official Name-

0

MILE LIA!

lonsless .

name Atiractlvsiy packaged

a quick mld- ' I

YORK MEAT SPIIEADS V

"Tsstissvmt" lien

Superior SAUSAGE

A favourite of the Illflr times for nearly 60 ye!"- Made fresh daily troll selected Prince Edward Island lean pork. CI"- fully seasoned to please the most discriminating taste.

Official Namp- D. I F. SAUSAGE

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For more tender pi crusts and flakier

'-'iZJEJkRO HOUR” 6.30 to 7. 0 pan. Standard 11... NOV!

SOAP POWDER

thoroush

does it fast. washing in tub or

chlne,- gives plenty 0!

suds--ideal

for house cleaning chorel. QUIX acts quicker

rich lasting

Omcial Name- ousx

CHIHU-

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me-

YORK Peanut V Butsr

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i III 0 4 . Wis Niirre .0ansds.'a most ' .1 Al-ostsvssysselssltoaaoaadsr , ' Wpuhr ""5 groasdsodosiwitbtbahoet successful enterprise is say isld

an aunt: sum: is In exoellent bed! bull or. A

.' Maple Leai hams have the "M mm. ., .3 N. A ab "alectrpscrssning" elusive "'l'endersweet' gm; row- on fh.3M pr:cess d which allows gm. and amodks. Styled m:u:m'.n:.n. ” . p .- , only rs -r pa. sweat o- for every ripe . g 3 P t juttsr s rady".-fgglga mines to be pressed tor u m no.1” nail" c M: Jets.-

. es. in WOdUdS.l8 your lost Because It's forest ?.:2,”'''..,,'.'' 3l'?n”s'33'c tn: mm "1; vour.-Alvllvl Im0'"' "'

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