SEPTE MHER 12, 1928

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"If only I could speak plainly" to my women customers” , Says the bead salesylady" “a, ‘Smart shop '

cuarraa as THE EVER-NEW can!

Farquahar came to Dorothy's studio the next day and the next. At his second visit, she declared laughingly:

"But I have no further need for a model. Captain Farquahar. I'm working on a still life." |

He dropped into a chair and lit a cigarette.

"Nevertheless, I'm going to hang around," he said obstinately. "You may need one some time, and I want to be here when you do." l

Dorothy shook her head, smiled,‘ and returned to her work. g

“You're very persistent, Captain Farquahar. You like to have your own way, don't you?"

slim,

He nodded, watching her

"Sleep walking is an affliction flylng flllgem from which high-stoppers suffer "Do you always get it?" she asked. moss," , "Pretty generally, I don't give up until I do. In the case of Lila. hOW-i ever," he added ruefully, "my record seems to be going t6 smash." l

“What do you intend to do about‘ it?" asked Dorothy quietly.

He shrugged. .

"I'll follow the policy of another great man," he smiled, "and ‘fight it out on this line, if it tiikcs all sum-l mer'."

She regarded him seriously. -

“Your tactics must intcrfcrc - - < ~ ‘ - '- greatly with business.“ i" "“ _“*“'

.. . - .. - in task. In such a.case, it usually quarhggvsilléflany illustzfsldlllmlaljs will be found that lighter springs fault mo My job was selllng bonds can be installed at a small cost. This] and lyebeen notified that it's wait- applies, _of course, chiefly in the lng for me but l, happens to be ln ' mechanical brake layout. It is an Chlcagm And I ca!“ leave New I idea that the woman car owner par- York. Pretty soon I'll go broke-Tm ticularly may well bear in mind. living now on a. small private in- Qome-and then I'll be standing in the bread-line, and all hope of mar-l rlage will be off."

He spoke lightly, but Dorothy sensed an undercurrent of serious- ness in his words.

"Why don't you hasten matters by _ soil“: ‘to Cgivasolg’ she fsusswtlrzil particularly the potweé‘ sllzllhasfléllllgd quc o se e a c ance o a reap e such momentum a c . - Fl hundred dlflep for Lila. "Maybe the separation er is left in the ruck? Many service gilt lisllizeitiilgglegéers Vvliere tested before gltllllllgegirg‘ wonders‘ It might-make iléfiill‘? “gslféefljfsfllfflfrtiigefrffig; two vyere found which registered ex-

He interrupted her with a. grim relates to the pressure lubricationliwtly aiiltgslThey were good speedo- lflllgh- lsystems generally usetdtlsln the latteesxtmelers- °- . .

"If five years’ absence failed i0 automobiles. Many o ese r685 make her heart grow fonder, what a low pressure at idling spetcds. fall‘ ENTIRE!” Too SINIPLE ShOW hill/O 1"’ lqwgr than the cruder 5Y5 ems .

“But then she believed that you yesterday recorded on their leissgregcfcialsiogilwlig, dilgicullilllglifilgdiileflllirtelllgz; ii.§i..“.?““'».?3.’°..§ii.?...i°y§‘i.'??’°“ m’ ififlsllii“s“.i£éiiicffi..'.i‘i"iéif.ii.iifiu‘lvo simu- w s» can-Ideal“ An’

.. . , . '.. ' ' engineer who knows quite a bit Fa Zllteteiorsog H116, dadrded is wrong withth: olzpgiénpétfilepflr: about automobiles was driving,

qr .. y’ e m“ ordtmt the press“ e l m; through the rain. He soon noticed ward. Would you have forgotten a some cases insists upon iP-n 5P m a h. n m t-rousér 1e was eh. man so ciuickly, Mrs. Ware?" of the fact that the practice results a l5 B g 3 i

, _ ' . but in the darkness could Dorothy bent over her drawing- in quick carbonization from over ""3 Wet . board_ lubrlcalloIL not discover where the water was .___,.._,

-- .. wmihfl frvm- TWO 110MB 181181‘. he spectlon and general utility in the‘ shelsgleger believed you were dead‘ n. DOES MEAN SOME-full“; realized that the cowl ventilator was mgnaggmenfl of his lgfge fox m. He give an exclamallon of sup ‘when. providing a natural rain iiustry Mr. George A. McDonald prise. - i All this activity in the shock ab-lfillout. has also erected a neat building

owh o» . l u ests to the mlnk- bearing striking resemblance to i1 "I dgzrt know,” she shook her. lsggbflimgilgt 8515i there's a meanglg‘ NOISES IN THE BUMPER’ 551""??- head and smiled. “I simply felt that behind it. There is. It is, succ n0 Y. . _ you were still living, though I that the modern shock absorber isyeitlgs sznmlsstgllfl" ti‘; Lglrlrlrlicfgf ligollsle wouldn't admit it to myself.” Ian advanced product that the com-ig ts ot thesbr gets Th modem P Suddenly rich color flooded her fort-loving motorist should investi- ‘lamp; ha: Sagan] i-eaturefthat are ll face. She turned away her head gate. Virtually all the new GICVICOS boned together. Lighter’ they are quickly, but Farquahar, looking at will fit any car, tot. more prone m work loose. They hirvliteadily‘ “T” the blush" . , < should be checked first in case oi’. ere you- he hesitated, his‘ FREES UI THE BRAKES noise voice strange to his own ears-o > '

“were you glad that I returned?" "Oh. yes." cool. "I woul

weren't."

He was silent. Dorothy laid aside her pencil.

"Would you care for tea?" slic asked, with a glance at her watch.

"Very much indeed, if you'll ask me to stay."

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Dominion of Canada Province of Prince Edward Island

held in the Court House in Char ‘ “etown, in Queen's County. in ih said Province on, Friday, the iwcn ty-eighth day of September nexl coming at the hourof eleven o'clock forcnoon, of the same day to sho cause if any they can why the ac Icounts of the said Estate should no be passed and the Estate closed prayed for in said petition and o Motion of Donald McKinnon, Proc ‘tor for the sold Petitioner. And = do hereby order that a true cop hereof be forthwith publishedl

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IN CHANCERY

Before the Vice-Chancellor No. 0-22.

John A. Ceilings and William Mc- Lure, Execuiors oi’ the last Will and Testament of Daniel Collings, COMIPLAINANTS

“Jack says he loves mo better than his life." ‘ "But look at the life he leads."

Her many friends regret the tem- crary indispositlori of Mrs. Otis W. nckson, Peter's Road, who is now ncici‘ medical treatment in Char- lcmztown.

Annual Meeting

_~ The annual meeting of the Bun-

bury Black Fox ($0., Ltd., will be

held in the offlces of E. T. Higgs h

C0,, Charlottetown on Tuesday.

September 18th at 1i a. m.

J. WALTER JONES.

Secretary. l

AND

Eva Ceilings, Caroline Thompson. Kate Hicken, Hugh Collhgs, Lionel Colllnzs. David L- liicken, Doris some newspaper published in Char Thompson and Everett T‘ lottotown aforesaid. once in eac DEFENDANT$ week for at least four consccuiiv Dwrfltal Order weeks from tho date hereof and iiia Muse 0n the a. true copy hereof be forthwith zgggnzy-falllrtllli day otlh-Augylist. é: 0-. posted in ‘the following public pillwl-

Y 8 0R0!‘ 8 09- IIPJES res tfull namcl in the l cellor, Notice is hereby given to alllof lhmlouflnflougg {n Charlotte creditors of the said Deceased, Dan-l town aforesaid, in from of the ih lei Colllngs, to come in and provchsf Cornwgll gfnresald, and in fro their said claims before the Vioe- of the hall at North River aforesai

Rev. J. S. McKay and Mrs McKay recent visitors in this vicinity, have lcii for other points in the province, lx-zbrc returning to their home in Nova Scotin. During his visit here. lvfr. McKay held a series cf evan- gclistic meetings in Cambridge Hall, which were highly appreciated by those who were present.

On some cars. it just happens that‘ l , , . , Her answer was quite the springs that pull the brake ped-i AVOID nub“ LLONOMY

d be inhuman, if Ial back to normal are so rugged‘ that pushing against them is a tir-

Josopls Power, Mermaid, Lot 48. oflors his farm of I90 acres by

There are two ways of taking dc- preciation on an automobile-a little at a time or all at once. The man who takes it all at once is he who allows inefficiencies in lper- formance to accumulate to a point where a real, complete overhaul is The owner who prefers

He rose to help her wheel the tea-

cart from behind a Chinese screen. "It's not my preference ‘to come

without invitation," he remarked

Mr. Alexander McLeod, prominent builder and contractor, nf Massa-

Private Sale.

II not sold privately will at Auction later.

For particulars apply on thc-prem- ises or t0 J. A. McDonald, Auction- eer, Charlottetown.

Dated this 24th day of August.

1928 JOSEPH POWER.

be put up

ERANK ' laaswiui.

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AIIGTION SALE

Auction at Kensington East on Saturday. Sept. 15th, at I p. m. I will sell on above dale all my house- hold oifects. Terms at sale. If day is unflt, sale on Tuesday, 18th, at same hour.

(SgtL) MRS. MILLIE HARDI HUGH F. MORRISON.

Auctioneer, 7713-9-11-3!

ALIGTIUII SALE

I will sell by Public Auction at the. home of Hammond Harper. Mound Edward Rood, on September

NO GREATER RISK -

Don't you think l! is an iwlul risk for a man and a girl to get married up in an alroiano7

He: Not any more oi a rick for a man than to be married on the ground.

and?

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Parker House

The Parker House is now ready to fake pe- nent and 4ranslent boarders. The house has been completely . odeliod and beauti-

Dorothy laughed butright.

“You're such a contradictory per- son, Captain Farquahar. You visit my studio without invitation, but you must be formally asked to take ea."

10th at 1.30 p. n», all his household furniture consisting of livihg room. lining room, bedroom and kitchen furniture, including a WlllLa Piano.

,hslly finished. The table speaks for

necessary. significantly. | Dorothy threw him a mischievous glance. "It is my policy never to play about with other girls’ iianccs." "Nor mine-with other men's

the other method of absorbing de- lpreciation takes the car to the ser- vice station regularly or himself ‘remedies thc rflinor maladies as they ldcvelop. Considering the infinitely better performance at smaller cost

WWES." he assured h" 990113’ - that this system nets. the other is a1

she b“ h" llP- lfalse economy that should be "Not even if the wives are very avoldml

unhappy?"

He looked up quickly. His gaze- caught and held hers. I

"Are you unhappy, Mrs. Ware?" "

She laughed softly, scoffingly.

"Not bit of it! That was a pure-| iy im rsonal question. I merely On Tuesday. 4th inst, the resi- wanted to see how you would take dence of Mr. Albert McLeod. of 1t" Cambridge Road, was desroycd by Although quite a number oi neighbors arrived on the scene to render aid, the fire had made too much headway to save the building. As -it was, much valuable stuff was destroyed. There is no insurance. We understand that a generous do- nation is being made to partially recoup Mr. McLcods loss. This is commendable.

Peléiléiiéfom‘ AND VICINITY

The telephone-bell was ringing. fire. She crossed the studio and lifted the receiver. l

"Yes, Lila." Farquahar heard lherl say, and then, after a moment, re- assuringly: "No, no, it'sall right. He's here. Don't worry."

She hung up the receiver andi turned back to Farquahar, who; stood in the center of the floor, look- ing ludicrously guilty. y

"Great Scott, I had an engage- Splendid harvest wbathcr for thc ment with Lila at your house and ingathering of thc grain crop, 'and I—" He raised his hands in an ex-Inow potato-digging is in ‘its intial pressive gesture-"I forgot!" stage. '

Dorothy laughed.

"Don't look so stricken. Lila. won't ' Mr. James Acorn, Mr. and Mrs.

Atself. Dinner parties and banquets ls specialty. This house is located at 92 Kent Street, almost opposite

be angry. She was alarmed for fear B. you ‘were angry and—er—-" paused, embarrassed.

Acorn, Alliston, and Miss Dolena she McKay, and niece, Greek River. mo- tored from the province to New

“u 1 firms. ..~:P“I.'-.

Bolumbis Grapbonola and records.‘ liorris ciisu, Kitchen Cabinet.’ Dishes, Base Burner, ljm Osk 5 Heater, Florence Three_ urner Oil g Sims with oven, Washing Machine and Wringer, Sewing Machine, Con- goleum Rugs and Linoleum, some Bedding. Carpenter Tools, 10 loyinl i

Hons, s: Cockerals and Pulletsl —-—————————~ FARM FUR SALE

City llsil. Hours for meals: Breakfast from

upper 5.80 In 1 P. M.

Prgprlotreu. MR8. M. J. MMKINNON,

Wllnlwhndotifl. FIN Roadster.‘ 1M8 Model and other articles too numerous to mention. Bole positive‘ ls Mr. Harper is leaving Province.‘ Terms cub. If not flne on date, sole ‘will be on Wednesday 12th n some

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Station. 55 acres all clear except about 10 ""°'°'°'v"'"‘"' acres hardwood. Good house and'fair out- buildings. lrExcellent - ___ land for seed potatoes. > Resigenw MModel-n A bargain ‘and easy a Conveniences Ltermi- ' 1 ‘Apply 9 King gquarel Bruce W. MacEwen, ‘w-v- ~ Morell

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BENJ. CARTER, Auctioneer.

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to 8 o'clock. Dinner l2 to 2 o'clock.

When your Children 01y

_ for it

Baby has little upsets at times. All your care cannot prevent them. But you ran be prepared. Tiien you

Near St-Fetefs Bay

can do what any experienced nurse would rim-what most physicians would tell you to do-give a. few drops of plain Cnstorla. No sooner done tlian Baby is soothed; relief is {lust amatter of moments. Yet you ave cased your child wliliout use of a single doubtful drug; Caatoris. is vegetable. So it's safe to use as

often as an infant has an little pain you cannot at sway. An it's alws a ready for t crueler ran s of col e, or constipation, or dorr es; elec- tivc, fno for older children. Twenty- five million bottles were bought last your.

QASTORIA

‘Llllfs voice over the phone had been panicky. as e said: "Dot, Jack hasn't come. Do you suppose he's furious about last time and has gene and done something dread- ful?"

"You'd best hurry," Dorothy told Farquahar. “Lila's waiting."

He picked up his hat reluctantly and gave a lingering gfance at the tea-table

"Will you let me come tomorrow?" he asked wistfully.

"Certainly not!" laughed Dorothy. "I don't propose w make my best friend green with jealousy."

"Isn't it unkind w thrust me so abruptly out of Paradise?"

“Maybe. But it's prudent. Now do run along. And give Lila all my love."

l-Ie was standing in the hail out- side the studio door.

“All?" he queried, with an aud- acious iight in his gray eyes.

Dorothy's own eyes were dancing.

She laughed softly, as she lifted hot]

face toward his, alluring, inviting.

Farquohsr, with s quick move- ment, ieoned forward.

and her lips were

l (To Be Continued-l

The studiolMokinnon has erected door closed gently in his facel

York. . . . i, l Mrs. Brands Mattinson and son, Stewart, who were visiting at Pet- er's Road a short time ago, guests of her brother. Mr. Randall Mac- donald. have left for their home in lHaverhill, Mass.

I Mr. Harry and S lia Jenkins, of lGreck River, accorri anied by Miss Irene Reid, and Miss Irene McLean‘, Peter's Road. accompanied by Miss Mary Finlayson, recently left here for Watertown, Mass, and Boston.

' Miss Mabel McLean and Miss Jean

Butler have also left their homes at ,Peter's Road and Greek River for Boston, Moss.

Mia. Carrie Johnston, Peter's Rd. who has for some time been con- fined to her home through illness, hos left her home to enter the Gen- ersl Hospital in Toronto for further treatment. Her many friends wish her rspeedy recovery.

m the building iuiK-ur. .1. 1.. I commodi-

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chusetts, who has been visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Mc- Leod. Alliston, has ltll0 returned to thc United States.

Mr. Frank Beers, of Boston. Mass. is spending n short vacation with relatives and friends in I’. E. Island.

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Freedom of Abbey for YouriRoyalty

(By The Canadian Press) STERLING, Scotland, sept. 10 ~ If is not because of the long pedi- gree, but, perhaps, more rihan any- thing else, of her own dear self that we are proud of her," said The Provost, in granting the freedom of ‘this city to the Duko and Duchess of York.

The Duke and Duchess were v)siiing Sierllng to open (he new infirmary which has been erected by public subscriptions at the cost of 3500.000.

The Duke was considerably. puzz- led when The Provost addressed the Duchess in Doric and she was seen t0 smile at the puzzled ex- pression on her husband's face.