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_ _ l - W Y- °°‘?"°' 1" “gr °°""` -|"9R.§‘§-E°.§ERv'cE- i mu i)azn»;'wiia`vl_in Jealousy 12°- ‘ _ _ ' -“ 1 °°l°°k 9' » ' -» hu rramconUndntal'='Tnln Every Day in cause of the conv°¥li¢l°ll`\ hid 0' E" la? 11-no mhtllmggdsrhiom itat?" ` ' mg week _ '- heard about Irma Britton" when sholl-_

_¢_ '°- - ' ` 'r mmaawi | v vit in mi with sues slums. But the

an tunnage' mg; lzilamotcuhhadilhse o nn nr "www" C or Sing. of my Barents and the good

oilelotlli. dr ,ss an sh ,' -_ |n ¢ff¢¢¢ oetoher sth ` times we had with tbehi had put itl

NPIIEUN- *fm* C' - _ ` from my mind. Now it recurred _to

__ `.- BEN* ¢;§1;5;*Qe,, _ A 'daily Transcontinental service be-I mo. I remembered that once when

` ` _ c `|t\veen Toronto-Winnipeg--Vancouver I had asked Everett about MTS-1

u”‘l°4°u“9d ' -Vir.-torln, is the principal feature an- Barton, he had said: _

,pounced in the Canadian National "1 knew her just as I knew others

_ ~ '__ Railways and Winter time table. in the same set." But I had lol! . _ This train will leave Tomato 9.15 at the time be was not quite honest

p. in. daily and willbs equipped with with me. Now I was sure of lit.

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The adjourned annual meotillg l3§iv(:a?ic Torldlilltcis arfiitlil Nviilgilpeg Eggs ilfa th::alv:.\\;[ thee reason he spool- |118! 01° Stuldug §|°°g FK* C;ioxr“td‘(')‘;w_l will also be a compartment-observe time with her I knew be called,

up o Je een S. d ng, first-class

l wondered if e were sorry e

he held ill - -8 - ' P _5' tion library car. on her. So,” -like everything else, I

ber 1Gthil\lI»» if P “E 9 0_ A parlor car will be attached, for gave him credit for being there fari

149"10'1 ‘m“"flth.» convenience of passengers, while more often than he was In fact, at

""'-*"-'_ ltr-.trailing through the Rockies. so this time there was not one little

:they may enjoy, in the utmost comfort thing that would make me miserable

F luis magniucerit scenery mr which the that 1 dia not dwell upon, and in

W- “B wepnad to buy any quam-,-fri-r._i Plsscnger Otileers of Canada's i wonder, if people realized how!

luanidiau National route is famous imagination make far worse than it i Further particulars can be obtained was,

° z.\..i =i r it ii _ ~ ii t it r

tity of ILO!! on hoof. commencing lllon .HS"°'(‘)*10=- 5153"' 0 3 WBYS sensitive ii second w e is o 2

4” 15", sep; paying highest marker H - .\iE6i. position, i liether they _would be so

prices

day at

Hunter River ' Kensington

Albany Station

Sumnrerslde Tuesdays at Murray River. - For information cali § CANADIAN PACKING C0. LTD. l

J. M. ROOP. Manager;

Plant, Kensington Road - Phone 553 and 532. 947-9-16-Mtf. I

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I offer for sale my farm, stock und;

machinery as follows:-On hlonday.; October 27th 1919 one 0'Cl0Ck D» Ill-~§ binder, seeder, hay rake, roller. signal plow, single plow, disc. barrow. _spikei barrow, spring tooth barrow, =cuili_01‘.; cart, truck wagon, buggy. llfil-'_lll»‘1, wagon, driving sleigh, box sleigh. uin-; ners, 2 wood slelghs, range. HOW §E`~"-_- Ing machine, lot shingles and h_'iai~d>. grinding stone, hay. straw, \vl\s_1t_; 3 horses, 7 cows, 50 hens, 2 pigs.- driving harness, cart harness; also :ili_ other articles. ` 1

Sale positive as farm is sold. 1 'Terms at sale. 3

MRS. JAS. GILLAN. _

St. Patrick; Road

141 3-10-Sllilwkpd.

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AUCTION SALE.

I am instructed by Mrs_ _-xinosi

Boundy. Winsloe Road, t0 Sell by! public auction on the Dl’€mlS9S i

` ON WEDNESDAY

The 22nd day of October, A. D. 1919. At me hour of 1 o’clock, p. m. (Sharp)

STOCK--1 cow due to freshen JI1ll» 29, 1 cow due to freshen Dec. 28. 1, cow due to freshen Oct. 237. 1 CDW' due to freshen April 4, 1 he-iier tluef to freshen, Dec., 1 cow freslieued ln- June, 1 steer 2 years old, 2, helfers_ 1 year old, 3 calves, 5 pigs five m0“lDS , old, 1 fat pls. 1 more 14% rears 0111.1 (general purpose), 40 hens.

CROP--500 stocks oiits, 50 HOOKS

wheat, 80 stool-ts mixed Efalrl. 1 SIHCK nay, 12 ton hay. 2 acres potatoes. ‘fa acre turnips. ‘

IMPLEMENTS. ETC. - Blniltn 1

(Front & Wood) nearly new, binder, (Massey Harriw. hay mower. 6 fvvt cut, (Frost & ood), hay rake. fl'llCk wsggon, cart, 2 wood sleighs, box- slelgk, springtooth harrow, spike narrow, gang plow. single plow. Hall! tliraslier and cleaner. horse power. r

leather belt, farmers boiler, grindi stone; cream separator. Cllllfll- S01, famuers, wheel narrow. _har<lwood| plank, boards and studdmg, c:irt,| saddle and breaching, a pair leather traces, pair team reins (new), collars, hames, forks, shovels, hoes etc.

ALSO,-Cook stove, choirs, tables,

and a lot of other articles.

TERMS.-All sums oi $10-00 and U11' der, cash; over that amount 13 months] credit on approved 101111 DUNS. 6 Def*

Weiare buying I-Iogs_ every Wednes-j °‘

IN CHANCERY

Before the Master of the Rolls.

Alice E. Jenkins, Admluistratrix, oi' \\-'all-.ice W. Jenkins and others. 1

-Complainaiits.

and

_-lrtliur I-2_ Jenkins and others,

--Defendants.

l’ur.~:uunt to a Decretal Order 'made

in ilie above cause on the 12th day nt' Sfrpvcinber, (A.D_ 1919) by His Honor, the- .\l:ister of the Rolls, I will set up :ind sell by Public Auction on the preniises on Tuesday, the 14th day of October (A.D. 1919) at 12 o’clock noon, ALI. that parcel of land in G*-orzeiown, being Town Lot No. 9 in 2nd range, Letter “A” of Town Lots iii Georgetown, to be sold in two par- cels, bounded as iollows:

No, 1. Commcncinir on the West

_-:ide of Kent Street in the Northeast unL1ll_- of 'l`o\\'n Lol Number eight, 2nd Ii_nn‘:»», l.< iloi' “_-\", tliunce Norili along lun: .\`.|i-tri-i, tiiiriy-six feet, thence ut i'l_._lii :males \\'i-sl forty-two feel, iii»-nec South piiriilit-l line with Kent Sm--_-t io the North side of Lot Num- ii~-r t-i_-_-iii, ihencc I-lust along the sonic in the place- of coiiimentremcnt;

'l'1iLll-I’i‘lll<Jlt with at right ot' way

twelve feet wide extending from the .\.'u:-iliwi-st angle of the said described lzintls alnng the North bountlary there-

` in Ki-iii Street lor :ill pui'pu>i»::i. No. 2, Comnicncing at a point in

ilu- \\`i»st side ol' Kent street lhlrly-six iw-i Nortli u|`_lhe Northeast angle oi' 'i`o\.ii Lui Numb(-r eight in the 2nd ‘ lt.-iiif.---_ l.c|tei' thence Nortir along l»l»-ni Sli-ot-I to the corner oi' Kent and l1l;'li.-ulinil Strt-ul.~s, thtence \Vest along tin; riouili s-nie ol' Richmond Street <-iuliiy.-l`our feet, thence at right angles South one hundred and twenty fe_e1."Ur to the I\iortli line of Lots fronting on \-.':iif_-r Street, thence along said line ioity-two leet, thence at right angles 1\'o1-iii thirty-six fect, thence at right :.ni;l»~., Exist to the place of commence- iiif.-nt reserving tliereout to the own- ers or occupiers for the time being of tim ndjoiiiing5(Nt~. l) next liereinbe- .um described, parcel ot' said Town. Loi No U ii right nt' way for ull pur- posrs twelve feet wide, extending ov- <;i- the South side ihereof from the Soiiliiiwst corner thereof Eastwardly ii- Kent Street 'llie last described gui-t oi said Town bot No. 9 is sold subject to the existing tenancy of the Cniniilliin Bank ot' Commerce of the lfasfern part of the ground floor of ‘hc l:ir;.:e tenement sltuate thereon, as vile some is now in the occupation of lhe said Bank. _-

ALSO Town Lot No. 11 in the lst

lliuigc, Letter "B," of Town Lots in Georileiown. This lot will be sold in two parcels (Eastern and Western) each pm-cel having n front on Rich- mond Street of 42 feet and running back South therefrom by parallel lin- cs 120 feet. '

.ALSO Town Lot No. 10 in the 3rd

Rance, Letter "A" of Town Lots in

(lc-oi',i.;1:lov»'n aforesaid.

Also that tract of land, parcel of

the Reserved lands adjoining the Town of Georgetown, bounded: On the South by the Bumt Point Road. on the West by land in possession of Angus McPhee, on the North by the Ciiriiigan Road and on the East by land in possession of John Hanson.

The said lands shall be sold free

careless in their talk--if they knew how being called ‘Number Two'

thoughtlessly speakbefore the second wife. _

I do not think I was alone in re-

sentlng the constant reference to my liusband’s llist choice. I think -many second wives, older than I, are hurt in the same manner although they may be boiler able to hide it, to dis- semble. 1.tut,there cannot help but be a -feeliii; akin to jealousy. In the most amenable _of women when they hear a first wife lauded, when they are told how beautiful she was, what a wonderful character, or how liril- l_'_=_int mentally. It all hurts dremd- fully. `

A second wife often would forget

she was the second if she were

to bring up wife number one in the

ye mi rf.\a<l them about ai motlier-in law. Always they upset nie, or, made inn. furiously angry. insane, foolish things beneatli my notice, they were. yet -they contributed io my un- l.:lp`|1iiiess.

Once -I spoke to Everett 'ii' one I

:i hit more silly than any I had ‘seen I said so.

"You are even more silly to allow

such things to affect you" l had

I retorted.

“You made zi remark like that once

before As I ani not, isn't lt rather childish to assume what I would do?"

Everett's attitude seemed so hard

and cruel to me. I wanted sympathy,

me for beingyhis wife, I never thought; that h'o was pained, sorry for me, Inever knew until long afterward.

I -had not again looked ut. l.eol;i’s

letters. I longed, yet dreaded to read more of th-em. The two I‘ had reaq had hurt me so, had made H19 feel -th-at inspite of all my resolu- tions I .ver could be at all _like Leola, sgpperhaps never win Everett's love. But I still kept them In my room; still retained the bunch of keys I-hdd takeh from Everett’s drawer: Some day I would not only read th`e remainder of those I had

those written la.-ter--some of them

wh-atever name we call it. would hi- terfere, and that I never should know what -those envelopes contained of love, of sorrow, of upbralding-- I had no way of knowing. That the memo- ry of the two I had read would be all I had to allow mv the passionate nature of Leola and her love for Everett, and t-hat the memory of ~*_hcse_» words would help to further poison my life, I could not guess.

Now as I look back and re-live in

memory that fateful time in my life, I wonder why we cannot bt contented to ll.'ve each day as It

0011!- 0|! f°l' WEE- from lncumbrances and freed and °°mes' extracting an tm’ sweetness

Aucuoneel" §h(;lui‘h(leti‘le(;`F tliigrglrhdoivslriz hltxdextlltg wmrymg over what has gone before'

15071011lllBWSm4E- E. Jenkins and discharged from all °r what Wm came after'

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her clnlm of :lower therein.

The sale will be confirmed by the

Court oi' Chi-incery without expense to the Purchaser

Dated this lilth day of September,

' ""' "PETER BRODIE, _ _ of the passing hours instead ' of 1, _ _ _

Tomorrow-Sa ndra Emulater Leola _

A. D. 1919. ‘_

I Wm buy “V8 |1033 Cl. Tlglllllll Sl A_ B WARBURTON, `°":' / D0 hllbal S113 L0\l|l» A\b°¥‘¢°ll» 3|,m°d°l6 3° fm' ‘"5 Muster in Chancery. ~ ¢g'i,|°; |'w|.

Hill River North, beginning Oct

on you and set a date Q0 receiving at

wounded. 1,2' how it hurt to hear thc, 1'- - ~ I first wife eulogized, they would so

t h Ngo! applause when he purchased the

gg:v{§§v“;;g§.t?e°.¥;f;yw§§;g, (ggsessgd ` best lat at $1.50 each. This was said

c6n,__erqVan0,]__w ke-ép before the- :iii ordinary house cat skin at an auc- presem whip the mm that were has|tim\ here. It was reported that many

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to up qfmnnd wh_‘_` mst as we ‘have f0,.'t~lie:ip fur sets. A good share of the

-had reall. lt was a. little more foolish. "`“"l°:_' Sales °°rp°mu°“. b'°“gm 8

, ie , _ _ 1- J. _ g _

{l(:g]§gék“;l‘)h?x1tB up r°m\rf_1<‘herl $1,200,000. This set the grand

._I,er,mps‘-,hey -would an-ect you if :or the iirst tive days gf the Auction

vm, were me second instead of mei.. (\%)l5i<:h concludes tomorrow at $5,550,-

._ _ .. r LONDON, Oct, 11-The war is over,

:ggi§“;l§€15,°;‘;)fn";e§h;%lT;;;'thizrghgvitis but the British passport system is

going West.

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qadst the

poison. the safe

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Big-Advance in »

Price of Skunk

NEW YORK, Oct. 10.-Skunk.

which ls' regardetfln cominerclalclrc- ins as Amerlca's leading fur, took the honors today at the annual fall auc- tion in the Masonic Temple here. it brought a top price of $9 per skin and showed an advance of 25 per cent ov- cr the prices paid for this fur at the April sale ln this city. A buyer of prime black and blue black cat skins

to he the highest price ever paid for

ni the best cat skins were to be ex

:-_lau.lk skins' were also bought for ex- port as skunk is in fashion favor un baili silos of the Atlantic more strong- ly than any ot' the other staple furs.

<11.-etfciit which showed ii gain of

‘S psi' ct-_nt over the pgiées lt fetched ii the April sale of the' ew York Fur

lop price of $1.06 per--skin. Despite :lie !ant_that tho auctlonlngot 22 var- iciif-s or Furs under the_general hea/d ol' _-aundries -prevented the completion 'I the selling schedule the days sales

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_TO CONTINUE PASSPORTS.

l_.kely -to be continued for years -to come. T-he purpose will be to keep uuileslrable out ot’ British territory.

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Mln_ard's Linlment Cures Dlphtherla

Large Auction Sale

I am instructed by C. VH. Warren,

Elllotts, to sell by Public Auction oii his premises

At the hour of 1 dclock p. m.

(sharp) _

His mill property consisting of

Roller and Saw Mills. also h? f.tim of 56 acres of land with goo dwell- ing house and out-bulldingsltbereon.

Also at the some time and _place all

his stock, crop, farming implements and household Iurnlture`_`~‘ “_"“_

TERMS-All sums of $10.00 and tin-

der cash; over that amount 12 months credit On allllroveii Joint notes, 6 per cent ofl' for cash. », _

Terms for Mill Property and Farm

made known at sale. ‘

Sale positive as Mr. Warren' is

Ml. D. MoCOUlREY,

_(Auctioneer

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A _ Special 'Display On'

_LINENS _

THE LARGEST AND Most' COMPLETE snowmo WE HAVE EVER MADE. _ _ _

_ We,want you to call-and ,see what a splendid success we _ ~ _ are making of our “Stamped-Linens” Department. -We f have a showing thatwill interest you-All the latest and newest things in this classof goods _ _ _ _ _ _ _

' Included in our big showing are the followingz-

Stamped dark crash cushions. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .30c. to $1.25

Stamped dark centers in eighteen, twenty-two

twenty-seven and thirty-Six intihes _ _ _ _ _ _30c to $1.50 I

Stamped dark crash runners, up 0 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .$1.50 Stamped night dresses from _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.$2.00 Stampedcorsetcoversfrom

Stamped baby dresses from _

'Stamped baby rompers from Stamped pillow cases from per-pair _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .95c

_ Stamped day slips from per pair _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .$1.50

Stamped em-'elope pillow slips from _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _$1.10 Stamped white centers in nine, eighteen and twenty- ' _ two inches, from

` Stamped white runners, from _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .75c

' Stamped white tray cloths, from _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .35c

, WE SELL THE POPULAR “FLOSSEL”

' 'as well as ,allkinds of threads for working on these goods

_ Instruction Books Free! With every purchase of stamp-

_ ed goods amounting to 50c oi' over we give a beautifully

illustrated instruction book. Be sure you ask for one.

We also direct attention to

- our big line of made- up

drawn and embroidered fancy linens

A WONDERFULLY COMPLETE SH(lWING AT VERY

LOW PRICES. I

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brought to my room, but the others, ON THURSDAV'

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just before she died. 1 Th 16", d f 0 t b A 1919 '5`“5" _ '

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watered. For further particulars ap-

A. N. Mci..EOD,

Brookfield _ or, N. MQLEOD ~.

_ Eldon Hotel

Mon. Wed( Fri. 2 Wks

GREAT CLEARANCE

I air instructed b Henr

That Fate Kismet Providence or e ay ° C ° MT' ' D" ' _

Read down

3.59 2.14] 7.21 4.45 3.05: 7.55

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A.M.

ewes? 0:00:-nz m~f~O¢.

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P.M.|P.M. A.M.| 2.45 12.40- c_2s|Dep.

= 6.40 Dep. `

4 as 9.20 an-_

FARM ELE SALE icliuuuu Niriuuii iuii ...i’_°_°':r_!’_!:.§i:i;.:'_£__.i.:.i_ .°.‘;i_°i_._:2 » PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND DlVlSl0NS 2:5..c:_°‘i._:::'ss..:':_.“;_:‘iu_f:""::'i_ Time Table in Effect October 6th. 1919

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Div ¢° g A'r|.AN'r|c s1'ANn/mo rims.

Charlottetown

_ Hunter River Emerald Junction Borden

' Borden

Emerald Junction Kensington Bummerside

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nu. iam# 0.35 iz.4

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4.101441., xf.n.|.4_n. 6.10. 4.40 10.38 ass 10.0:

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5.37 5.00

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Deli. 8.20

au. 10.40 o_os no a.4_o lun. als ~'z.s0

7.15 ms

7.23 - 1.36 8 I8 3 0

8 4 18

6.20 l`Jz(_li??>»p_ -summer-riiie _» _

_ P011 Hill

0'Leery ` Albertoll TISDIBII

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_an-_ Las 9.00,

11.50 1.ss -mu 1.0:, s_1a 0.1!, a.1s_ us

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_ , _,_ _ S _ _ _ _’ _ _ ‘§_'.m,md_- Ioilor for sale m farm of 90 acres ` 9-45 5-20 Arr- '

13th."i‘. Hold _your bofgs until l cali, £||cil,eov:_'m Kc gg Bliss. No of/clear land in hyew Glllow with Hllghesr SC0tChf0Tt» to Sen by AM Plug " '

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_ 'V _ l030_9_19_M' I sl , °“l‘¢|°“\ “lm” pew house and all good 013'# buildings. Public Aucho on Thu!-Bda 6.50 3.

dllfereht stations. Highest market ‘ il; p|._¢h",\,0|,,m-M.; ,,m,¢§§‘$f,";°§%¢“'0",,g§ For further particulars qply to Oct 16th at T ovclock Ig’ 8.45 4,15, prices paid. - °§'i.'§, 3:"'i-:°A2.'!..f»»"¢ff’ii'.'l"ZL- :'32-..'_‘, l'_‘l.'§li"' w"~"'M'__~°“ - - ' ' 9'" ‘A2

j P, 8.. EVAN$» gbmuw, &,||| lg bgglsguygq rnggugu L* New Gwm P- `E~ L ro ,

Agt. fo W _ D vies Co. Montreal.-P. E' iioneruvleuolgsoir ptcnn_v,n»u(o. 1414~10~7M6lpd __ -

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1518-10-11M7l.. ` '

-A ` _ lflxicens and Kings Counties for thel

E financial assistance necessary to car- ‘_ _mT¢`”“A"0~AL UNF- _ 9 --~ ' ry on the work of the Hospital will pggmwf Agp pagggnqgn

Dziglg bC°'t°§: be inode on November llt. _ * 'T' Jon" _‘Nu .Qtfau

Harbgr ||,,,_ ‘ - -' ° ' Steamship ‘Governor 'Dlngley" will leav`e8t.` /John every

N" .MDmen“_ Be prepared to meet the collector! 9 it, nz g$|u=wo|-5 Baiiigdny al tip. 1.3; ‘(Alt‘lantIe lttnip.) a

_- _- To assay psareva been ttl|ec,ue

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T annual appe to t e pu of

ROBIN! ng",

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$ 9.5L 5.0L

Implements and Household;--~ -“'25 “°°5-[f‘"-

Charlottetown

‘ Morrell St. Peters

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