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PROVINCE OF PRINCE ISLAND

15th George V.,

ceased intestate By the Honorable

To the Sheriff of the Queen's County or any or literate person County.-

GREETING:

ty aforesaid. Attorney-G

are therefore cite all persons interest

fore me at a Surrogate

noon of the same

ed as rayed for and on motion of H, F.

a true copy hereof he

ly, namely, in the

oresaid, in front of the

house at Mount Albion and In front of the Hal

said estate as aforesaid due notiua thereof. GIVEN UNDER my

ty's reign_

28l-2-6-f4i.

B. VA.

Money to Loan Riley Building Chs

B. A.

Money to Loan Cameron Block

Dr.

Graduate of

N. V. Post

Practice limited to Eye, and Throat Office Bayer Build

t, ‘ ‘. 74‘ a" . o is <-»'~<,.a-u a. 4 ~ n ».'-~.s‘--z -..t,.+

Great George Street Office Hours-O t0 12 l. m. Telephone 850-J.

DOMINION OF CANADA

Bannerman Vl-‘arburtflll. fillrlllgal? Judge of Probate. &c.. 810..

within

WHEREAS upon reading the pe- tition on .flie of James D. Stewart of Charlottetown in Queen's Coun-

sald estate to be and appear be-l

he held in the Court House in Char’ lottetown, in Queen's County, inl the said Province, on Tuesday the tenth day of March next, coming: at the hour of eleven o'clock fogs-

Esq., Proctor for said Petitioner.‘ AND I DO HEREBY ORDER that

nal in Queens County aforesaid so‘, that all persons interested in the

the Seal of the said Court this sec- ond day of February A.D, 1925 andlcs finding their own, help and su In the fifteenth year of His Majes-

(SgdJA. a. wknsuarou ' Judge of Probate

Professional Cards McDonald & McPhee

J. A. McDONALD H. F, B

Barristerl. Attorney, Etc,

Mark R. McGuigan BARRISTER, SOLIOITOR, ETC.

Charlottetown, P. E, I.

C. C. Archibald

Medical School and Hospital

ALBION SCHOO

L

EDWARD, Honor Roll foretihion ‘School for

,the month of January, Grade Vlll.—'l. Jilbert

in 1925.4, Joseph Dunn.

o

Griffin;

I Grade Vi.» l. Winnie lit-Iiinllnn:

Moore: i. Pearl Solrey Grade [V.—l, Howard Hannah Moore; 3, lilliot Catherine Dtlnn. Grade i. Sr.-~-1, Hazel

Alexander

County of ‘ Constable said]

lfin, Sadie McKinnon

2, Calvin Kemp.

i Annual

eneral ofl

You held at the home of it‘. L.

u.

ed in thei"

Con" m; nus-annual.

NOTICE

The Annual Meeting

MtlflPllBilw528-2-20Mlli,

forthwith}

School aforesaid I at Po \v-

may have‘ The Crapaud Creamery 00.. will - ,reccive applications till February 28th, 1925 for a Manager for their‘

hand and‘ I

‘plies, also wages with

485-2-1781.

OF FARM, STOCK. FARM

McPHEE We are instructed by ecutors of the

premises, West Fl-iver

.4

riottctown

beautiful farm.

etc., etc. Graduate

53,-‘ N9“ months‘ credit.

1to5

~i8l~2-l8M3i.

uflnwltitii- AUC'I‘ION SALE

" y, February 25th, commencing at 1 o'clock p. m., his consisting of 92 acres of choice land, with dwelling house and out buildings,

Also on the same day we will sell all the stock, crop and Implements -—2 horses, 7 cattle, 15 sheep, 75 hens, 300 bushel oats, wheat and other grains. Also all implement-l,

ln Re esww u! "fink F°"’°_'-:2, Stillman Mc-Kinnon; a, Priscilla lute of .\lount Albion In Queensl

County in the said Province de

Kemp; 2.

Kemp; l.

,\lool"~*: 2.

\1yrtle Kemp; 3, Isabelle Kcmll, Grade I. .lr.~l, Ivan McKlnnnn;

Perfect attendance-Albert Grif-

Meeting

me Bum Provhme praying that a! Tile postponed Annual Meeting of Citation may be “Sued for ‘he purQthe Farmers Iillrer Fox (‘on will pose hereinafter set forth: , hereby required wjlernmltl, on Thursday, l-‘ebrunry 2min

3

McEIu-hertt.

llA\l.\l0.\ D K HLLY,

Secretary.

‘iii

of the

day to show-Wheatley River Egg Circle will be cause if any they can why the ac- held in Wheatley River counts of the said estate should Monday, February 23rd. ,not be passed and the estate clos-‘bera invited to attend and receive in said petitioffrebate for 1924,

Hall on All mem-

FIRM Fiiii SALE

published in some newspaper pub-i lished in Charlottetown aforesaid. once in each week, for at least, four consecutive weeks from theiflf 104 fir". Oliuitfld 1 mile "Om date hereof and that a true copyiNew Glasgow and 3 miles from hereof be forthwith posted in thepl-lunter River. following public places respectful-Mil)‘ to

hall of the:

Court House in Charlottetown af-.5il4-2-19.\l-li.

”Wlllf|§n“'

Will sell by private sale my farm

For particulars ap- W. W. MURPHY. on the premises,

Creamery, Applicants to state wag-

the

CROP AND IMPLEMENTS.

the

TE»R.MS--AII sums of $10.00 and under, cash, Over that amount 6

if the day is stormy sale will be on the day following at same hour,

BENJ, CARTER d SON, Auctioneers

l.\' ‘Fl-IE Sil/‘RROGATE COVRT Sadie |.\lcKlnmln; 3, Bertie Taylor:

p. Com- pany findlng help and supplies,

H. V. NORTON. Secretary character in hands, she had always

—‘ friend, tllotlgil hie face wore hid-

Ex- Estste of the late Angus McLaughlin, to sell on the Bridge, on 1925.

1-389?‘ r 1 mtifln a d J I or

Sausages

SAUSAGES

Tasty, Nutritious, these are made and delivered fresh daily.

“Due to quality and flavor D. & F.

are Always in Favor”

Manufactured by,

DA VIS & FRASER Charlottetown, P. E.'I.

liilliii

Paulo dame.

r

PiiZZlE liilllPiiN

From the Charlottetown Guardian

Plsass find enolsssd l0 aunts for your Cross Word I ‘.

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COPYPIIM 1M4, by

Suddenly it opened, and hardlyl knowing what she did ‘Pan sprang ltflliv folward,’ str vlng to d0dge_ a thrust-out arm- But the arm was sltlllllg- and pusher her back so violently that she might have fall- en had she not caught at the tapestry. ‘It was so dim behind this contain. and so black was the space beyond the door that she could see nothing on. the other side. Even the owner of the arm was but a dark shadow of her eyes, until she had been forcibly ldetschttd from her bold on the [hangings and thrust into the room. Than, in the greenish light. Pan saw a tail, SLOOD-Gllfliliiififetl man wearing a queer, old-fashioned cape-ov r-coat. alld a soft, wide- brilnmed hat. His face was hidden with a black mask which appear-

ed to be made of one or two thicknesses of crape. Even his‘ eyes were covered, but the girli

caught; a faint sparkle from them like that of a star filmed over by s thin. black cloud.

Once more the impression of a dream came back; for wasn't this

And there couldn't in any real‘ world be such a room, with glass’ for a roof and fish swimming over it in deep. green water! Above all, there couldn't be such a man ‘as this masked, cloaked creature, ex- cept in a. queer nlelodrama- And yet-Pan felt so viivtlly awake‘ now! Her heart was beating so hard. and her breath wa-s coming in such short seals. She lnust give up the hope that she w-as caught ill a dream.

Now the creature had turned away. H-e was sticking a key into the door-and taking it oul: again. having ostentatiollsly grated ll in a musty lock. Pan thought lhalt if

on at a'il—unles.s she alttaocked no time to run across and get one. however; es- the struggle would .be ‘too un-

the

failure for her-

"Have you collie here to kill ule?" she painted.

The man wheeled round and stood quietly surveying her

through the crape mask, a large kcy ill his lland. ;

"l_shollld not have taken tllc trouble -to ‘ilring you to this place if I vrished to kill you, except un- der great provocation.“ 2 said. ill French.

"What makes you think I ltllder- stand French?“ Pan flung hack in English. | "All young girls of your class do gllllfiefSliilllf it," came the confident |tlnsweli ' l Pan gazed intently .'l.t the hand- .'with the key, trying to recognize it. There was a great dcnl of

that any

thought, and had boasted she could identify those of

‘den ‘and the figure conccaled- But

nt-ss of the room, sllc would find tho-l l|li(.'i‘i‘, dead look iwas given by wry tight-fitting rubber gloves such as surgeons wear to perform operations.

"You do not know me." the man announced. “It is useless to stare all ln-y Iiillltiu‘, It would -be simpler to ask who I am."

"You wouldn't tell m-e." PM! 53h]. "if you were willing for me to find ou-t who you ‘are. you Wflllld not he wearing a mask and-rubb-

Children's delicate digestions. are easily disturbed by too much dos-

ing." Still, the little ones’ cold troubles cannot be neglected.

At the very first sign of crouit- sore throat, or any other cold trou- ble, apply Vlcks Vspoltub over the throat and chest. There is nothing to swalloW—Y0ll lust rub it 0n- relleved In 15 minutes.

‘ma sniff;

A, D. 914. Alfred was succeeded b! his eon. Edward the folder, who died In 925. His reiflll was one Ions fish! with the D8116!» who ravaged ti"! ‘East Coast. These e people, though the)’ are called Dane!- csme not only ‘mm. Denmark, but from the Western con!!! of Europe, up B!‘ far as the North Cape.’

The Niglltiof m» Wedding ly C. ll. and AJI. WILLIAMSON

Authors of "The Lightning Conductor" and other flssolnal-lal ! I ' l ancos of mystery and love ' . Public Ledger Company

‘it-the against lllm- Bu-t now I don't think

happy, even here in this place, and lshall go or. figure too fantastic to be inealflhappy if I never get out into sunshine again! I'll he happy bl.- ,canse I know now who has done everyllling~tvorke<l the whole plot in this dreadful business. It is~you —-l\lollsieur Masquer!"

any case, why should I trouble to deny it to you? Is there a reason Why I should be afraid oi‘ Mademoiselle Spitfire?"

proverb about the one who laughs last laughing best? feariuiiy hard-lo remember your voice-your hands. l ‘nzlieve I do know you-anyhow, that I've met you lbefore, somewhere. It‘ I hadn't _why should you wear a musk and only she had a hammer she wouiddisguise your voice by try to stun him as he stooped, and lthrough your nose, and steal the key. But she had no weap- French?"

the enemy with a chair. There was'th

and hesld- vice and leave this place to back into the world equal! It would be sure to end in might some day meet

stand. Now let us waste no time in personalities. btlt whether you do go back to world-or stay here."

fast now. The very fact that man in the mask was frighten her steadied nerves, lllake-tlp ‘cven appealed IIO sense of thc ridiculous. She "in his power," it n-as true, as if she and and villain of a moving picture

and might do sonle good to sllutv

ens."

School for month of January.

MiiRE "HUMoURs"'0F“ffisT'6RY_”' Must BE EXTRA Sea»

‘rue euousu nave. ‘iucn Tllgglsaos

A4AAgA axax‘ AAAAA“; Yr v vyvvvv v wv

i

THE clranwfrlfirowu GUARDIAN

-i

‘ vrvvvre er gloves."

"Nevertheless there is a name by which you can call me if you choose" be persisted. "It is ‘Mas- quer.’ I have come here not to kill you, but to give you good. aldtzce. It will be for the second ‘time, l .wrote you a letter—"

"Oh, you wrote that found in the cell!"

Pan broke ill. “You're an enemy of‘ ltawdon Wells!_Yoll want me to do what will ruin hint"

“I-le is already ruined."

"l won't believe that."

"And he does not thank you for ihipillg him at your own expense.

letter I

TOMMY TOMIIINS PAINTING BOOK n: ‘ma. munnsu

Juitlsatitingtoteachthekicidies

barb color. Let them paint the

pictures of Tommy Tomkins’ adventures from childhood to manhood.

Sent hoe on reciipt of four Ono

Cube wrappers. Oxo Limited,

232 Lemoine 5L, Montreal.

He doesn't care what becomes of you. Hc thinks only of another woman."

"That makes no difference to me," said Pandora. "l did Ilelievc at ‘first that he must be guiity-—no, l didn't! 'I don't mean that- l was afraid other peopl: might ilelieve evidence is so

that horrible thing any longer. l'nl ghastly bei_n

G

s Th? man laughed. "PerhapsT In

you. "Wait!" said Pan. “Inuit tile-re a

I'm trying-

talking’ speaking

“I will tell you why." broke in

again, you l! me and rc~

decide

the Pan's he-ant was not heating so trying to the girl's and ilis llcr

he" ‘were the heroine

play. but ii. couldn't do llluch llalm

“Tong ‘Ila firm in price, with higher values

1n certain sections. very probably lbe prices are unlikely to fall, and art-l lflclall silk prices will remain their present level for some time; These predictions are contained in the current Special BRIITISH TRADE REVIEW, in a] ;ries of articles covering all four

trades in question. in the woolicn IIIKIIISIT)‘ is distinct- ly complicated. steadily getting dcurer. and follow- ing the heavy advance in crossbred .wools at ‘the ills-l ‘il0lltiflll sales the‘ position has become very difficult‘ for mantlfat-ttlrers. are ‘risinlg, the purchasing prlwel- oflwhole palace the community docs not expand ini sympathy. Tilc conseqllrllzze is that, \v.l's, ext>e in order to retain old selling pFi(‘BB,l']‘)](-y 3|] llllurly produce-rs have retitlccd the qtlailizy of their nltlnllfnctures. has resulttll ill pcrtiollate lise 1*: than in tlll- best ‘gratis-s. e "Masquer.” “I do these things tons if0r mulls-up garments will he‘ room because. in case you take my ad- “"5951? lit"??? lllle‘ (‘Onliltir Billing g0 than they were twelve lllollthsa-go."

next autumn -:'ld \\’Il' . member this—episode. Thar. would 131651lleilllfilillilllce l" "W, lllill‘. b, inconvenient m,- mm yo" under, erial value,- is llllly lrefiectetl ln til-r more cllargts fur woollen railucnt."

luelutiralnatic llliilfiilfle 31¢‘

TextllTrl-lé?“

llVoollen goods will continue to

Cottons will dearer; linen

ill.

Issue of THE

Tile situation

Iiaw material is

COLOR CUTOUTQ oo

é Sleeping Beauty

Q-OO-O-O-O-Ofi

A LONG SLEEP

Although costs

This‘ a much greater ‘pro in a nlucll greater,

‘OIJDTIIOIHIIL’ rise in coarser wool?

"Quota-

is stated. “but we o 1st w-ti: "mtil =r ilcforc tile

SOUTH MILTON SCHOOL |

Honor Roll for Slilllh .\lilton

we School for January.

Grade \'lil Vi, Jan-k Rodd,

Grade Vil.- , ISt-ssie White; 2,| eill; 3, Il'ene Stewart, Grade Vl.—el,~ Freda .\IcNelII; 2.

was Verna Rodd; 3, Elvinu Sicwnri,

‘ladys Watts; 2. ', Alma Weeks. (Jlga IMMIIIIOSOII;

Grade IIl.——l, 2, Parker Rodd; 3, Jim ‘SHZWZIPL Grade Il.——i. (lcoruc Ill-Neill; 2.

that she ltllollght him a figure of Lennard _\I¢,-.Kenn;l; it, Jack lllll- ' " Stewart. ' “Ilse lllflllilllfi hluffinlz inc." sh‘ (ifillifl I. my», illlrotlly Alc-

encotu-ngctl llcrsclf- "ll/oil, I'll try llluffing hiln—and soc what happ-

illcr first move ill this game was to llorst into a fit of wiggling like

‘Honor Iioll of Kelly's (Press Grade X.——l, ‘Eileen lMonnghtlll; 2, Matthias Hagan.

Grade VIlI.-1, Mary Kelly; 2, Jimmie McDonald,

Grade VII.-1, Ambrose Mouagil- an and Joseph lMlcAvinn equal; 2, Vernon Mnc-Guigan; 3, Eileen Coady.

Grade VI.——1, Joseph Hagan and Gertie McQllald equal; 2, Louis Hagan; 3, Allie McAvlnn.

Grade 'V.-——1, Glrartl McGuigan: 2,i.\11nry A. Monaghan; 3, Winnifreri Coady_

Grade il.—l, Peruza Wnddcil.

Grade I.——l, Willie Wnddeli: Stirling Waddell.—-Alnos teacher.

-\ -—-¢-0->-i-- WHEATLEY SCHOOL; .

2. Curley.

Following is the standing of Wheatley School for lilo mouth oi

January.

Grade X.—l, Philip llutheson; 2, Myrtle Chandler.

Grade lX.—~1, Reginald Lvlc-

Kenns; 2, Wallace ‘Higgins; 3.Jeul1 Higgins.

Grade VIlI.—-l, ‘Frances Neil; Laura Axworthy; 3, Jean McLeod.

Grade Vl.——1, Ambrose Ford; 2, I-Istjold McKenua; 3, Lionel Younk- er.

Grade lV.-—l, ‘David ‘Axwortlly; 2, Rufus Axworthy; 3, Violet Neil.

Grade lI.—1, Jimmy Drewitt; Willie Ford.

Grade l, ‘Sr.—1, Irving Neil; Elsie Axworthy; 3, Omer Nell,

Grade I. Jr.-—1, Katie Ford;

o

o

Kenn-ll; 2, Bertha Ii()\\'lll'(I.

:1 quart of water take noted authority, who tells us that too much rich which almost paralyze the kidneys 4, Charles (izuulct. in their efforts to expel it from the blood. They become sluggish Greta Hegarty; 3. George Mat-Kay. and weaken; then you may suffer with a dull misery ln the kIdneyILeo Condon, Walter Moase. Ellz~ refilon, ghafp pa-lns in the back orvabeth MacDonald, Martina lieg- sick headache, dizziness, your stoqartypAnna iHegarty, Bertha mach soursftongue is coated, and Kinnon, Olive llloase, Arielle Ell- wllen the weather is bad you have man, rllctlnllltlc gels cloudy, full of sediment, the Innis, -l)llu SCIlllFllltlll, Donald .\ltlc- cilanuels often get sure and lrrit~ Donald, Mary lMncIXlllnid.-—J. nted, obllglng you to seek relief Bowness, teacher,

two or night. -

(ll-adv l, (bl-J, Vern llorlle. Perfect

Attendance -- Bessie

White, Marjorie .\lcNeill. Miriam pm,

. , ._ _ __ , .\‘loNeill, Etta Yotlnker, Alma EII‘III?’)'III‘\IVIZ‘:PII‘\"IBII‘I: tifi)ll‘gl\'llllu-llril(ii‘hil?lfil a sghoolgln]. WWI“ ‘Hooliw ‘wimken Olga. lonely stifflooklllg, like ‘ltlle hands (gonflnued Tomcrmw) Mmmefiu" __

of ‘clay models for statues. It ' _

occurred lo the girl that, if "he -o'+>___ ,

lvoro nearer and could see nfore KELLY'S CROSS SCHOOL ‘ clcully tilrotllgh the green ldim- im-

By Drinking Water

Flush your kidneys by drinking‘ eacll day. also suits occasionally. says a

food forms acids

twlnges. The urine three times during the

To help neutralize these irritat-

ing acids; to help cleanse the kid- SCHOOL - neys and flush off the body's urin< nus waste, get four ounces of Jad Slliis from any pharmacy here‘; An unusually pleasant afternoon Take n. tablespoolliul in a glass, ofiwus spent by many of the people water before breakfast for a few of Nortllam on Monday lust, when (lays, and your kidneys may than they met at the semi-annual school act made from the acid of grapes and lelnon juice, combined with l-lthla, their teacher, Miss Blanche Miller and has been used for years to help nnd showed by their ready answers flush and stimulate sluggish kirl- that they had been carefully taught "W8; also to neutralize the acids but their bright cheerful faces told in the system so they no longer lr- more than that, They told that love rilate. thus oftemreiieving bladder for tile teacher had made tasks a 2. weakness.

fine. This famous salts is

Jad Salts is inexpensive; can not

injure and makes a delightful eff» dialogue, ervescvnt llthia-water drink. 2. oil means have your physician

By 8X-

Glsdys MoQuarrie; 3, Wendell Mc- amine your kidneys at least twice

Quarrie. I s

I'\|\a‘$ ‘ ‘S

agile,

4.

Yfiiilfi

THC. VISITORS

.nlle of the strings, A lady ill wait~l ing ‘who was lllelltlillg a gown fell:

‘Sunli

-ilul:tlleti years so they will

“ARVR; ‘MORELAND sséivltlf. as . RICH PICKINGS AMcNG

\\'hcll the fairy waved ll'l' lllZllf-tit‘ Witlifl everybody ill the suddenly stopped

a-s‘ though fzoze-n, just us they

lile king and (M19311. ell into a lllaglic sleep. The princess's llltlt- dug stopp» cd with his mouth opcn ill the mill- (lie of a bark. A young page who ual; playing a glli-ttlr fcll a. ?(-p with his fingers about to ‘strike.

asleep with 'her needle iiffii the air. Even the horses in‘ the, loyal stable and the chick ills illl the loyal barnyard fell aslcel too.

“See," said lllc ‘goood l'zli.y. “l have put every out. asl up Illl‘ ll be ilt.l'9 to c» I've tllc princess will-n sllc wake-s ‘llp."

I('olor the lovely queen's dress lavender. Make hkr crown ‘and ilEtUItiYbStl a golden \colqr, 'i‘llcll cut llcr out and save IIQZ‘ until l.l~ lllG.'l'O\\'-l

(Copyright, 1925)

NEW ANNAN SCHOOL

Following is tile standing of tile pupils of New Annnn School for tile mouth of‘ Jan-Jury.

(ll-ode X.—l, lulia Alonso,

(ll-ado lX.»~l, Viola liegllrly; 2. Nelson MllcKay; 3, Vlilllter Nloasef ‘l, Leo Contloll; 5, Ellllnet iMucMil-