_ Gertie Newcombe.

, o1lo'_Bay and Vicinity l .-Hubert Gallant, New Acadia

in Rollo Bay Friday on a busi- trip,

i 'd Abden Hewlett. Gowan Brae, _ "s visitors w Rollo Bay mt on -_ day night.

I ‘A serious accident occurred’ at Mt. _ 'art Tuesday evening when Mr. " lliam Hanlan oi.’ New Zealand - struck by ‘t lever on the Hanger

- the east bound train. Mr. l-Ianlan was rendered lmconclous by the lorce 0! the blow. At time o! writing he doing as well as could be ex-

.’ The death occurred at Sourls at the home of her daughter Mrs. Walsh, Mrs. George Mooney oi’ Greenvale, In the 87th year of her uge.

Rollo Bay West, Feb. 28th. to Mr.

‘and Mrs. Preston Bryanlon, a son. Congratulations. x Mr. Cornelius Peters oi’ Bear River ‘uiicompanicd by his sister Miss ‘Cecelia were visitors to, Rollo Bay Sunday the guests oi Mrs. Joseph ChaLsson.

NORTHAM. It was decided t0 get a. zinc pail for the school and also to have the school cléaned in

e near future. A paper was read by Mas G. lvlaynard entitled "The

‘_ ‘potato is an aid to beauty." Meeting

‘cloéd with the National Anthem after which lunch was served. Place lo! next meeting is homo cl’ Miss

, ,

——SMILES—

GABBY GERTIE

" 53ml original eﬂect la produced Mhen something, old ls given a new lst." . .1

, Teacher: Now, my little man, ‘hnhat’: your lull name?

, Boy: Dunno. lain’! never been ’ full yet.

_ My mouth um: Ilka cot-

n. t’ lilo: That must havojoon cot- ' n-gln you drank at tho party last

keep h

‘Tbm few wbixpend word: made "m: ﬂmb with plmun. "

l‘ I own work—’

pouring tea, I realize

such a. happy glow of pride . . . for my

“Now I ﬁnd it easy

The instant, magical

else.

chips or cakes.

Lax keep: lowly the a A band: that was]: dishes

-AlliIl|_l_l_N_ SALE

l am instructed to sell by Public Auction on the premises at Capo Travono on Wednesday, Mlrch zllth at I o'clock, tho (arm occupied by Iamco Hoﬂol. This tann consists oi 150 acres o! choice land with house and {arm buildings. Tho land ls ea- odlcli! and is located in a central location, convenient ‘to school, churches and railway. Ténns easy. Sa-lo positive. N. A. WRIGHT,

Auctioneer. wli-O-id-ll.

AUCTIQN

l Auction salo c211: cllclco general moron ilomomom mo to i400 lbs. 6 to lﬂlH-oidi-all mun, single and double. will be sold o,- public auction m contours Agricultural liollonlnooaayJsal-cn is ‘at 1o‘- ciocc lhafp. '

comm

Idﬂilllotllln x l" l ‘Niwlavm-

How does sh

e er hands

so LOVELY?”

_ ,ﬂ,-w-—-

—the most-beautiful hands, yet she does all her

“As I looked up from

with a. thrill they were talking about me! ~I felt

ands USED to be my despair!

to have soft, v pretty

hands, in spite of dishes to do three times a. day. I discovered that by using, Lux for all my dishwashing, my hands never becam rough or red or chapped-looking. With Lux, they were eVemWHITER and softer after washing dishes than before l”

suds are SOOTHITNG

to even the most sensitive skin.* Lux is made by a marvelous special process-made whiter and thinner and purer than anything There is no trace of harmful alkali in Lux, nothing to dry up, to coarsen the skin, as there is in ordinary soaps-whether ﬂakes,

And Lux costs so LITTLE! In one of the big packages there is enough Lux for 6 weeks’ dishes! So little to pay for beautiful hands!

‘Hoop beauty parlors uso Luz sudv in menicuriny the nail‘! lo soften and lrhllcn the ﬁngers

Farm For Sale At Harrier River

1°! lord. 90 acres clear, balanoo covered with good growth oi hard. lrood, and also good buildings, two miles from Hunter River Station. Ap. ply James E. Androw\on premium... 4917-3-4-iod-I whs.

illcllgil Sill

l am instructed by Marion Id- mouda to soil by Public Auction on Friday, March 15th..“ 1,8.” p. m, the property known as the P. l. 1s- Iand Ilayand Produce 00., situated at 181- Grout George Street. , This is a nlco largo properly, It by Mlootwithrlghtoiwoylromlita- roy street and also from Great George. Has u splendid collar and is well located in-tbcbuslnoos part

o! the city’.

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Men Marooned i

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By George Marsh

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» TIE 310i! , "No, Soucl oos ovair do hliljnord." “Won you say Saul was at do schooner?"

Again outline‘ leaned . to catch Achilles return.

The halt-breed waited, spat into tlic ilre, then said: "You hear dot?" Etienne nodded. Now ho would learn the truth from a irlchd who, in the old days oi their colnradeshlp, had never lied; but, in his extremity, he himself launched brazenly nlto outrageous lubrication. “We sen’ old Saul to de schooner to talk wid do devil oi McDonaY."

The self-possession o! Achiilo -!cll_ from him like a laei from a trec. "You sen’ hecm dere?" he demanded ea- cltedly.

Etienne was relieved. Ho had pierced the armor oi his irlend-was at last making progress.

Amazed and delighted at tho rc- sourcc oi his head marl and wonder- ing where his astounding imagination would iurther lead him, Garth watch- ed the changing cxpresion on the dark (eatures oi Achllls.

“Ah-hahl" casually assented Etien- ne. "We know dis McDonaY Hal He! mak‘ bad medicine an‘ de Doro 111111“ who goto hees boat nevairo love dem Ianlllee any more. but travel iar away and leave dem to starve—"

"Ahuahl ahuahl" walled the terri- iled squaw, and launched in Cree n delirious outburst oi entreaty and ap- p051. ' Achilles attempt to sooth her by!‘ tcrim succeeded only in increasln! u!!! lamentatlons oi tho superstitious woman...“ length she ‘calmed to n 10w moaning, which was joined by the wailing oi tho awakened children. Under cover oi the dusk oi the tipl. 515mm. fingers gripped Guthrie's stockinged ioot. With the skill o! I sorcerer, Etienne had planted the seeds o! superstitious terror in tho tlpl oi m. friend. m work o! Saul and “Molroman was rapidly B9111! “"4"” by the shrewd Savanne. Th!!! V0199! outside announced the coming oi the hunters irom the nelsnborins Moi-l- Crowcllhk tnroush the dwﬂlll? -°* "l" snow-banked tent. three Indian! 1W"! m, Kcpiskau river entered and 88¢ down.

'I‘he lire was iroshened and brieﬂy Achille explained theyltultlvn “m” had aroused the fears of hi! W39- wlth the laces oi stolcs the mm smoked, while the awry o! We?“ w“ repeated. but when theY hell“ that M‘ lrcman had been brat!!!" W m; island with Saul because oi tllﬂ witchcrait. oi! McDonald. mom. W‘ the“ gravity and their calm. F01‘ that this mutilated 83'1"!" ‘mum be tho intimate and cronv 01 ‘he spirits oi dlflmeld wu not beyond

| r0 naunva PAINFUL | srnsms nun 0N THIS

I WONDER. LIQUID

l ‘There is a soothiﬂ! WWBr in Ner- villuc that has made it Iamous ior nearly flity years. Ncrvilino sinks in deeply, it penetrates quickly, it takes gwny the pain from a sprain brings grateful relic! bruised. ach- ing muscles. It. your Joints arc 8W1 and you suﬂer irom rheumatism or iumbago, i! neuralgia bothers you now and again, use trusty old Ner- vlllno. ‘It works wonders because it contains live o! the most pain-sub- ulng substances known to science. For quick, sure relic! rub on Ner- vlllue. Bold everywhere in 35c bot- ties.

NERVILINE

Drives Out Pain

A IIIQIHCESILE‘

Clsuraneo Auction Iulo o0 Cove lull Road on Ilondll. larch lltll ll BIO o'clock sharp. ‘Ibo undoralgnod ole" '°' "t ‘l’. l’:§i'.‘...2.'.'.°."°§.....""..3l-'l'-' BIO). I O6 s o! sixty acres of land centrally situated

olng handy school, church. stores. two milootroniorkl _ . -

This farm has Iorty-nvo anroo, olcan wall watered and In a blsh nah o! oultlvallou, tho balance lacing covered with Q good growth ol hurl and no" wool. and a good orchard o! yoall’ fruit erooa. Iouso and outbuildings in ﬁrst class rs .

Jfgﬁlr-l Taro. general‘ purpose;

yours; mars. goaora arpooo- ‘a: I yours. Gown-l milk to Iroohon. I young cattle, l brood low to (arrow in April: also quantity hay. oats and lpoluoooa. _ l ~. -

IIPLIIIIXIIl-l Iuy Ilowor, Door- lugl I. Grain Cruabsr, l (lung Ilow I. llnglo Flow, l Crou- loporueor Laval: l mo: . I. om»; imam llhrrow. a o Iarrow l. ‘Pruoh 173:, Iolo and lhoho, 1 I . I Ialnsu I on Irons, l wood llo ,

1 ovoc ﬂow, a rout. loullcr, q my 0' lam, 1 a» rumba- bldl- " form ooaloo, l on drlvrg harness, sol “p; 59g“. . . . l coo ‘captors mo“ and noose- bri a shun. _ ' .' on nimlldnl‘ II '

atallg

1~ IT'S?

the credulity Of tho lmpressonnblg Cree. And did not Achllle vouch ior this Scvanne, his old comrade, from Elkwcn? It was true, They argued, the big man with the unspeakable loco oiiered high prices ior tox pelts but ii he were in league with devils- as he might be with that leer, which never died-oi what use would be trade goods he bartered to those who left theshlp mad with the medicine. And now that the women knew, there would be no peace. Still. Scucl would know. and tell them. They would go to Soucl, the shaman, who camped with his sons over the big barrens to the north. 5o it was left; and two gratified men from Elklvan rolled in- to their blankets in the tlpl oi Achlile Lagueire. _

CHAPTER. V111

iorcrunner o! the stinging dawn when

a dog-team pulled out o! the black

spruce anddwart tamarack rimming

tho headwater ponds oi the Ptarmi-

gan and followed a trap-line trail up

into tho tundra which blllowed away

to the wind-whipped backbone o1 the

island. ‘On they hurried, the team and

the vzide-ranglxlg shot, ior somewhere

in tho valleys oi the Rabbit ‘ct the

Canoe, Mokoman and the renegade

Scucl were seduclrlgtthe hunters lrom.

Elkwan. And Christmas was but six

days away—Chrlstmns, with taems

from the three winds drifting down

tho valley into Elkwan ior the trade

and the feast at New Year's

Thoro was little time to be lost l!

they were to win the hunters oi Aki-

mlski and lead them across the strait.

So the live dogs took the uphill work at a trot, while the men trailed the sled. -

In tho middle oi the morning the men left the troll-line and breaking trail ahead oi the dozs, slowly climbed the last rise in the barrens. In places the lack oi snow on the brittle heath made the work oi the dogs heart- breaking. While the flat toboggan slid over the frozen tundra. the husk- les, seeking n. looting, constantly broke through. Shortly, their bleeding ieet iorced a stop while moccasins were lashed to their legs. But at last, pant- ing dogs and men stood on the root oi tho island.

Through the glasses Garth made out tho white delta. oi the Elkwan. and his thoughts drifted to two wo- men who had once shared his quar- ters there-two women who did not shrink at scars.

But it was bitter cold on the 09m ridge and the dog-team turned down, seeking tho valley oi tho Rabbit. masked by intervening hills. Over the tundra the snowshoes packed the trail for the sliding toboggan. while tho dogs ran, where tho hard snow on the hcntn gave them looting, and slaved. where they broke through tho low

they threw their weilht lntn their

collars. As tho day advanced. tho host

| ' honed. A veil oz ham slowly our ed tho low-swinging sun, and the dog-team. hurried on, for the nllht would tall in early aim-noon. and to bo caught on tho hilh W115" by u‘ wind meant nllt ixooulnl.

4 ' , . I Annual Meeting Tho Annual Hosting oi tho lantern

lhg‘: Inhibition Asooolatlm will be lull in hloQuald Building on Friday, Isroh llih at a o'clock p. m. l All lnhrcslclaro mum u attend. tr. A. aura/lac. pronouns. ' mrtsmsotar, lcorokry. +41. .. ,

Theaters pierced the blue dusk '

bllshcs oi tho brushed barren when ~

ShirriiB barns zest K0

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~,..ihis fir!’ o’ _ Peps 3'0" "P

h” halbhe ‘he meal.

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.PROVINCE OF PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND

The Criminal Code-The Motor Vehicle Act

PUBLIC ‘ NOTICE

Persons convicted for operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated will be liable to s term of imprisonment. not exceeding thirty duys and not less than seven days. In each caac the operator's license will be sus- pended Ior a. period not less than sixty days.

Persons twice convicted will be iiu- blo to a torrn oi imprisonment not exceeding three months and not loss than one month, and will not be per- mitted to operate motor vehicles dur- ing a period o! twelve months.

A W110i! convicted tor moi-o than two offences oi operating u motor vehicle whllo intoxicated will be lisblo to u term oi’ imprisonment not exceeding one year and not less than three months. Such persons will not

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Irv" / The MacLean Company, Ltd ‘ ' Sole Distributors for ‘S LIMITED In Prince ‘Edward Island

again bo license.

In each oi tho above cases tile Ilﬁlitratlon plates may be withdrawn.

Section 69 oi the Motor Vehicle Act Provides as follows: -

"In tho evin M’ any person holding a chauﬂeufs or an Operatorsllcense contrnvenlng any oi’ the |Il this Act. by reason o! reckless or neg- "dﬂll dflvlns’ or by reason oi tho use of lntoxlcants or for any other reasuu bumllllll’. in tho opinion oi the Sec- "14117. unlit. to act as a chauileur oi: ‘IPQPEMI’. the Secretary shall, upon W00! to his satisfaction o! the fact or existence o! such contravention or unﬂiness. AND wrruour THE NECESSITY 0F HOLDING any FORMAL OR PUBLIC 0R OTHER HEARING, either canoe] u... "an" of such chauiienr or opal-aw;- g5. "IIIM! or suspend the same and all fllhts o! tho licensee thereunder {or such period as the Secretary may think tit. '

In tho cvont oi cancellation o! "wile all the fllhic or the licenses

Ifllllcd an operator's

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Aim

thereunder ‘shall forthwith abate aul cease absolutely." _ Dated at Charlottetown this ilill day oi March A. D., 1929. By Order, H. B. STEWART, _ Deputy Provincial Socrotary. 5ﬂ32-8-U-3ithenmwi8l. ' -

raovmcai or rnmcs: anwsitn ismuo Motor: Vehicle i Act PUBLIC NOTICE

All motor vohlcloa operated on tilt public highways oi this Province are Nqulrod to carry 1H9 registration, plates. Licenses issued in i928 ea- lllrcd on the both‘ day’ oi Fobrlum ultimo. In order to avoid delay lul your’: number should bo quoted Vi!"

‘applying (for now registration.

B. ll. STEWART- Doputy- Provincial Secretari- ollai-d-Q-Slthonmwtdi.

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