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THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

'l' H E HAN DSOME M A N

"Y MARGAIII‘ TUINIULI.

IIIIIOIIIIOII h IIUII IYIII -________ we: l’: :."m*..."'"°'“

liii "Jack!" she screamed out, so that

I ,

he might hear her above the roarl of the thunder, the reverberation of their swift progress along the- loosely fitted boards of the

to???» ‘$6 WM“ ‘Qt’

It was a simply disgui“;

little profanity. but he sirnnivlootometleelly- Jack had stopped the =houid not say such things. she icar. What she heard made her turn would sr-e that he never said thatllo the flaming pal-t of the bridge auain. But Sir George! Whntijust behind them. Jack stretched vnrihit‘ right had he to follow? out his hand to start the car again.

Sir George. only too anxious to Again that agonized shout. This answer that question, was followinglzme it, was plain to Roberta and M uiuscii‘ behind them as Jack's Jack, ton. “Bobbie! Bobbie! Walt! speed permitted. -1'm coming."

The old bridge. one of the few‘ ancient wooden covered bridges icft tl-lercabouis, was a long bridge, crossing the river at its widest, The quaint wagon shedlike structure hnd windows at equal distances all thel But R03?

' "rd look behind

‘aid. witil n '1' -‘ him.

.- hand was on his

BETTER to... BRAN PEP

HA llES lzvo TICE 1

All Accounts duc nlc as Itawleigll Azcnt must be paid by October 1st or sillllf‘ will bc placed in the Lawyer's lllllltls for collection.

W. f‘. LEWIS, Si. Pr-lefs Bay.

Bfiflfi-FJJT-ll.

Periodic- Eye Examinations

Don't wear your glasses for five or lcn years, as some do. without re-éxamlnatlon, for ln that changes Are vitally important. whe- ther one’: eyes are good or otherwise.

time serious

may take place, which if not discovered, may work por- mancnt injury to the most IHJClOIIS sensc you possess.

Guard your eyes.

w. r. llurcllzson

l OPTOMETRIST

TAXIES JIMMIFS TAXI Phone 525

173 Queen Street

—ii-l’I-l mont . >__

ivay across. These old ‘covered Tllm- “D0115 $911 "D Jack." Shel

bridges were delightful places in bflsged. "Wall “mil he Mme-b" ivhich to cool off in summer time, "Like 1P1! Lei that Ellgllsllmllll with their narrow windows showing 211m Win25 UP? You're 9'55"" He cvcry now nrid then the beautiful Put llle l°°t Oil the Self 5laller- irirer and the equally beautiful‘ Rollfila Dwmlllly Struck lllm a”. lshorcs. In a rain such as today's "055 the lace "ml Pulled m‘ the l)... bpldge was a long, d...’ dark emergency brake. Before Jack could tunnel, lit by occasional flashes of FEW" llliil-‘Pll Sh? W35 Olll °l the lightning. The noise of the raln onlcili‘ and running toward the fire- the wooden i-ooi was terrific, sirlThwusn ii. siugsering. she could George. with a, sinking hcnrt, re-i membcred his small supply of pet- rol hs he increrlscd his speed slight-l ,, , _ _ , ., .

cued! Sir (xCOlgC calmed. Im com-. ly so that he might not lose sighbmg, I l of Jack. He would save for the last_ Han sohbiljg Robflm MucBeth “m; spurt and stop Jack at the other

forward. side of the brldne just before he . ° . - , l S C ,1’ all reached the h ghveasy. Sr Gomgc ol 1r icorge m

l'lt' D ‘t’ 't' Tl hi! Jack's plan was, of course, direct-lggclagncd on ' Don l w“ S

. . 1y opposite. He meant to drive be-l‘ Jack ‘yoked back The tan fir

ycnd the required regulations while um “vim h.“ clothes on ma’ his m‘? he was on the bridge, and when arm m“ his eyes‘ to shield them hp reached the entrance he intended‘ "

to go fylng at top speed up the fro: glebfllllmeslllcamf shifting i: hill to the broad highway that led liar dis’ 318st ‘ijlhznilunlf’ her to the New York road. He had for- . ' - . gotten what his pursuer suddenly~.arms abut hlm and began beating, remembered with a. relieved sigh,.l l that there was a toll gate and o.‘ ‘ ‘r l l toll man at. the other end of the bridge, and there the cars would have to stop while toll was paid.

Sir George, remembering this, re- laxed. He could surely stop them at the gate, for Roberta would hardly care to stage a pubic scene. She might even be glad to come back with him. If she was not, then it was a thing to be settled between‘ Jock and himself. Sir George rath~ er hoped Roberta would not want to come with him at once, so that he might have that excuse to give Jack the beating that he_ flchly de- served. "

Then it happened. Suddenly, as it seemed instantly. otter a long and terrible peel of thunder came o. tre- mendous blinding flash and a soundl as though something had been rip- ped. A ruling ball of fire flew be- fore his eyes, a queer sultphurous smell filled the air and immediately] his car and Jack's burst into flamesl

Sir George's ear, some distance be-l hind Jack's, stopped, then went‘ tonvard as name and smoke rolled cut the flames with her bore hands. 1m m, mt a moment-of honor‘ And as she beat at them the man Roberta! was Roberta. hurt? For- lllcked ll“ up lll llls films and m“

I

see a tall form. l

“Bobble! Bobbie! Don't Be Fright.- encd!" i l

Allison lluestis

Taxi

Phone 440 or 323 L.

The Queen Taxl. 070-8-17-1 month.

Professional Cards

Chas. ll. Black, Chalfman- Charlottetown. Ias. B. McDonald, West so “gem John Simpson, Hamilton, Semi all information regarding nfractlons of PROIIIBITION ACT the above or to

. Charlottetown. M

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, There is something to Fruit-a-tives.

getting his own peril, for the flameslwwllld lllm

were running along the roof andl The llamas were llcklll? near"-

sides of the bridge and would soonlTlllY were l/enlllcl Almtller b“ °l reach him’ he called aloud ln hlslthe roof cmigllt, and, with a. roar, terrlble anxiety and rear’ as hezthe fire leaped forward. The bridge drove forwafll H? dld not reallzeibchind them was like a funnel full

that he was using the Pet name the “l Hamel girl's father had given her and that ll W" W’ mllcll l“ ‘lwk- He he secretly thought charmlngly started the cur, determined to get fitted he‘, boylsh "diam helm lout of it at any cost. As for the "Bubble, Bobble, A" you alllgirl, if she was fool enough do fight? He contmued to Shout u hgstlck by that fellow she could stick. leaped from his car and ran towardllle W“ "m 8°“! l4’ Wlllt l°l' he“ The wind was blowing the flames toward him now. Half in despair of 11's carefully laid plans, half out of a. desire to justify hls actions, he ‘gave a. loud call: . l "Come on, Roberto!" There was no reply, but as the car started it was suddenly checked. jJack had forgotten that his enemy was six foot three, but- Slr George had not. As he saw the only hope for f the girl and himself about to be token from them, he dropped the girl and flung himself forward on the running board. One arm stole them a "m and i around Jerks neck. As the machine in m5 than} " ‘bounded forward wildly. Roberta week was feeling like a new person. lscreamcd again and the cflr “m8 -M'-i- 4- M» Wllmmll 0”“ _lto an abrupt stop. l l A voice in Jack's ear had said: "Shut it off, you fool, until the g‘rl sets in. m‘ 1'11 strangle you. I don't mind tolling you I'd enjoy doing l‘." Sir Clc: e. still wl-th his hand on Jack's ll'(‘l(, mofloncd to Roberto. to gm, in.

“Listen to me on

HEADACHES"

Get rid of the cause . . take F ruit-a-tivos

“I always felt miserable and tired ns I was troubled with constant head- aches Ior years. A lady recom- mended Fruit-a- tives and I gave

Created alter 15 years‘ research)!!! 3 ‘ brilliant physician. Fruit-a-tlves is not l to bc confused with ordinary pllll. 01'» roughage, which act upon only one organ or possibly two. Fruit-a-tlvc: stimulate fivl- vital organs to function naturally and thereby assure: good health. Try them. 25c and 50c.

"New you crn hurry, my man, as

youv- ll"-"l‘ hu-‘rfed before. You'll

MAKE AND KEEP YOU WEI-lancer smiething presentfy when the

Old f the fire which was now like a flam-Ylomes reach my car." bridgc, the rain and thc, to her, al- 111g screen between them. "Bobblell

most audible crack of lisiiinins-Fnobbiel Where are you?" lsirl climbed in, but still on the “We're being followed. l Beyond the smoke and flames, Jack swore. latter her swift collapse against; the

_ oath lshaklng Jack, RobertazMocBeth-llfb’ Roberta told herself. She mght bClcd her hcad and lsiened. The : too modem to be shocked at a ‘shook had stunned them both and'

Jock gi-Lnncd an ugly grin. "He'll uever get his cal" through that.” he‘

l SECURES

He released Jack's throat, as the

running board with h's hand on Jack's arm, they dashed for the other side. There was a muffled explosion.

"There goes Ray's car," Sir

Wtntar Apple: Sec. 2B McIntosh Bed. 1st. Cassar Stock Pam. Gagetown, N. B.

‘xlty. _ 4th F. S. Reeves, Southpo

1st J. C. Stewart, Ch'town

‘ottetown. 3rd J. C. Irving, Vernon.

Sec. 3i Baxter.

George called to Roberta, smiling at her with an absurd, singed and blackened face, like a man badlyl made-up for a mlnstrel show. "Andi I was worried about not having en-l ough petrol!" He leaned heavily onl Jack's shoulder and shouted in his ear: "Here come the fire engines! We have only one chance in ten of" getting off this brf-dge on dry land. Unless you rip out a little speed itl will be a spetacular plunge into thel Delaware for us." l (To Be Continued) '

WEDDING RING WITH GOLD PLATE PLUS Team AND a DOLLARS

AMBIRJDGE, Pa. Sept. 6- Loyeg found a. way tonight and J. M. Clerc, Ambrfdee Jeweler handed over a wedding ring for a gold plate and artificial teeth. .

"I'd like to buy—er--a. ‘wedding ring," stammered a youth, “how much is this one?" “Five dollars,"

this gold?" asked the youth, re-l moving his teeth. "Oh-two dol- lars."

“Herefl smiled the bridegroom- to be, handing over three one dol- lar bills and the teeth. l

3rd W. l-I. Johnson and Son, _ltetown. 4th .7. C. Irving, Vernon. Sec. 32 Northern Spy.

1st P. n. Smallwood, West rwy- MMWW-

dlty.

"T.

4th F. S. Iteeves, Southport.

Sec. 33 Ribson Pippin. 1st John McLeod and Son, lottetown. 2nd J. A. Auld, Winsloe.

l 3rd Ella Diamond, Winsloe South.

4th J. C. Stewart, Ch't0wn. Sec. 34 Baldwin.

lst H. E. Bent, Bridgetown, 2nd C. J. Cock, Central New An-

nan, N. S.

3rd Aubrey Wilson, Tatama-

"ouche. N. S.

4th w. H. Johnson and Son, City.

Sec. 35 Bethel.

1st Miss A. M. love, St. Avards.’

2nd E. J. Vesscy, York. 3rd J. C. Irving, Vernon.

Imver

2nd J. C. Stewart, Ch'town. i 3rd P. B. Smallwood. West RAY-

rt.

sec, 30 King of Tomkins.

4th Lloyd Balderson, Southport.

Char-

Char-

N. B.

Prov. Exhibition Prize _VY1nners

2nd John McLeod and Son, Char- B811. N. 5-

1st H. E. Bent, Bridgetown, N. S. l 3rd J. C. Irving, Vernon. 2nd J. C. Stewart, Chkown.

2nd n. u. Bent. Bridgetown, n. s. 1"?- Brd George McMillan, North, Riv-

4th C. J. Cock. Central New An-

"Bobbie! Bobbie! Don't be fright- ' replled the (lealel. “How much for “on, N_ g_

Sec. 36 Inkerman. 1st J. C. Irving, Vernon. 2nd J. C. Stewart, Ch‘town. Sec. 3'7 Stark. 1st J. C. Stewart, Clftown.

2nd H. E. Bent, Bridgetown,

3rd John McLeod and Son,

A PRIZE WINNER FOR. l7 YEARS Wtetown.

l

EDMONTON, Alta, Sept. 6-

(By The Canadian Press)— one of lst P. R. Smallwoodl, Westjooy- the mos; consistent winners of cu-lnlty. - 2nd Carl D. Burke. Clftown.

linary prizes at the Edmonton ex-l hibition is Mrs. A. H. Elliott, of Woodbend, who has captured first prizes for white and brown bread for the past 1'7 years. This year Mrs. Ellliott advanced her claim to being one of the best home bakers‘ in this district by winning first‘ prizes for brown bread and baking powder bimuits.

QNEURITIS

' that help: In n; in

ad's. Th: 111mg I111 h.

The Crippled . Lady of Peribonka

By Jame: Oliver Curwood

History has recorded how Molly Brant, sister of Thcyendanog, 51-5“- on clxiefofthoMohnwko, became the bride of Sir. William Johnson, the king's right arm in the Colonial.

After a hundred and thirty-five years the blood of lovely Molly lud oomo into its own. The modern Molly, who lived in a palace with o. Croesus for a husband, our what was happen- ing ll the years passed.

Beautifully Romantic Serial in

772a Guardian This Wecl;

4th J. C. Irving, Vernon. sec. 38 Pewakee.

3rd J. C. Stewart. Chkown. 4th J. A. ‘Auld, Winsloe. Sec. 39 Golden Rllsset. lat Cossar Stock Form, "Mgelown, N. S.

2nd H. E. Bent, Bridgetown. 3rd Wllbur V. Jones, Ch'town.

4th lbea Howard. Cornwall. Sec. 40 Mann. 1st J. C. Irving. Vernon.

2nd W. D. White, York Point. 3rd F. S. Reeves, Southport. i. 4th Mrs. Ben Newson, Brackley Point Bond. ~

Sec. 4i Bishop Pippin. 1st Cossar Stock Farm, Gagetown, N. S.

2nd Wilbur V. Jones, Chknwln. 3rd H. E. Bent, Bridgetown, N. S.

4th John McLeod and Son. lottetown. Sec. 42 Delicious.

1st P. R. Smallwood. West Roy-

alty.

2nd .1. c. stewei-t, chmown. any Mlltflh. l

3rd Mrs. Herbert Coles,

4th C. J. Cock, Central New An- “m, nan. N. S. I Sec. 43 5 of any new or prom-l

‘sing apples. ‘lat Cossar Stock Farm. Gagetown, N. S.

Lower

N. S. Char-

N. S.

Lower

Chin'-

Lower

2nd H. E. Bent, Bridgetown, N. S.

3rd E. J. Vesey, York.

4th Aubrey Wilson. Tamma-

gouche, N. S. Sec. 44 Best arranged fru sert, Island grown.

it des-

ist Mrs. J. C. Irving, Vernon.

2nd nut Diamond, Wlnsloe

South.

3rd Mrs. Ira Rodd, North Milton.

Sec. 46 Best arranged fru

it des-

sert not necessarily grown by BX-

hibitor.

1st Mrs. .1. u. Ayres, chwown. 2nd Mrs. J. C. Irving, Vernon. 3rd Miss Helen Grant, Ch‘t.own. 4th Jessie Harper, East Royalty. Sec. 46 Collection best 10 sort

of commercial apples. 1st H. E Bent, Bridgetown

, N, S.

2nd John McLeod and Son, Char-

lottetown.

8rd J. C. Irving, Vernon.

4th George MacMillan. River.

North

See. 47 Collection best five aorta

of Apples grown on P. E.

Island.

lat P. R. Smallwood, West Roy-

alty. ~

2nd J. C. Stewart, Olftown.

3rd John McLeod and Son. tottetown. 4th J. C. Irving, Vernon.

Char-

Her. 48 Collection of fruits.

18L -7. C. Irving. Vernon.

2nd H. E. Bent. Bridgetown, N. SI

Crab Apples Soc. 49 ‘Ironacendents. let H. E. Bent. Bridgetown

IN. S.

2nd Miss Helen Grant. Chtown. 3rd Beanie Saunders, Clrtown.

Sec. 5') Hvslop.

"t Mrs. Ben Newson, Bracklcy

Point Rood.

2nd C. J. Cock, Central New All- non, N. S. 3rd Elsie Lund, Dbl-OW"- flec. 51 Queen's 0110166. lat Miss A. M. Love, St. Avards.‘ 2nd J. C. Irving. Vermin- Sec. b2 Whitney. 1st J. C. Irving. Vémofl- 2nd E. J. VeSSBY Yflfk- 3rd C. J. Cock, Central New An-

Sec. 53 Any other variety. 1st C. J. Cock, Central New An- nan, N. S. 2nd Heath Vessey, York.

Pears Sr“. 54 Clopp's Favorite. 1st J. C. Stewart, Ch‘tnwn. 2nd: W. H. Johnson and Son, Char-

3rd P. R. Smallwood, West Roy-

Sec. 55 Bartlett.

1st W. H. Johnson and Son, Char-

lottetown.

2nd Miss A. M. Love, St. Avards.

3rd H E.. Bent, Bridgetown, N. S. Sec. 56 Vermont Beauty.

‘underarm-am.-

Roynlty. 4 n-nut. Burke.

Veasey, 3 Ernest Burke, 4 John Mc-

SEPTEMBER 1932 BrttQewwnN.I.4PltkIAlltfl.Gll|owmN l °l"""- a a o stew-lets} 2o: Zulu“

SacflOnbnlWNh. lwliJohnlonundnomzlr, Matthew alohnlllolood gpd SmJMiI-Cnlkour. SoeflMult-tplimor-Potctoon. ions . Ilvelynl-hlurikdhtvwryllln CGPickartLCbtannJHlBq-t,

See 40 Beets, lint or Ration {John lidlcmod sud Son, 2 A McKinnon, a P 1. Smlllwod, w.l

806503264 T?!” '

lioundorGlobs

59¢ 21 Gravenatelh IHEBQIILZJl-jhnmc

t» free»...

4 I A .. ‘Bee 22 Blenheim 1 J O Irving,

North River. a ,1

Bent.

Soc. ‘l9 Gooseberries,

M. Mn. Fred Kitson H

2nd Mrs. Ira Rodd llortlim

3rd Mrs. Cecil stew... so“? Sec. so strewhem... "

m. we. n. u. 1mm. Nmh _

PllYPlns l Geo Mou c 5mm. t ,.

IJOhnMCIAOGSMSULIAH

Burke. 3 P L Slnnllwood, 4 Mrs. C_

a memo. - l see s1 beets mo: ‘mu l 1 we. 1m 11nd,: Herbert mo. thews, a Lillian Stewart, Ohtpwn. Sec 520cm Sweet toi- Table Uu l meet Burke, 2 Burt am, a:

John limclileodlnd Sun,4w1-t Johnson Ind Sun.

S00 53 Squall, Bmbn Mhrmw 1 Mia. John AIIdIQW. 2 1312*

Burke, 3 Arthur Burke, 4 Arthur Vssey.‘ -

SocMSquukBmbud 1J0hnMbIAOdllldIlm,iWH

Johnson and Son, 3 Enlest Burke.‘ 4 Arthur Vessey.

Sec 55 Squash Jogetuble Morrow, 1 WHJobnaon 1nd SomArthur

insecu-“al Rilltberries. . Ira Rod and r. s. neeveelslllillllolllll It'd Mrs. Fred Meme, chi See. a2 Blackberries. h 1st Peter Craig, st, Ava,“ 2nd Mrs. m. Rodd. North l,“ 9rd Elsie Lund, clywwm ' Sec. 83 White Currants. 1st Mrs. In RoddQNoi-th Mll Sec. 84 Grapes. l 18C J. U. UVlIig, Vgmon 2nd Mrs. B‘. Boyce, Manna“ m, Arthur McRae, chum] Soc. B5 Collection of fruit; lat Mrs. W. L. Cotton, cl, , 2nd Mralra Rodd, North M“ ai-d J. A. Auld, Wln5]°e_ Sec.’ 86 Best quart of berries, cultivated 1st Mrs. Herbert Thompson, . ,,

lat H. E. Bent, Bridgetown, N.‘ S. mod m4 50p, gunmen Sec. .57 Any other variety. nflm- Sec so Squash Beet Table A o v Sec. s7 Best quart, o; Id. I A M Burke, 2 John McLeod 1nd berries (wild). 1st H.113. Bent, Bridgetown, N. S. gm, 3 Malwn awe. 4 an", l“ we, Vernon B. Mum, ,_ 2nd C. J. Cock, Central New An- guy“, mug, ' nan, N. S." Sec 57 Largest Squash grown in 2nd Ella Diamond, Wlnsloesou 3rd W. H. Johnson and Son, 193g . 3rd Prank Gleason, Eamsclilf Charlottetown. 1 Arthur Veuey, John Mdeod _ Sec. 58 Flemish Beauty. and Son CLASS 48 — FANCIWORKI _,, 1st Mrs. Clifton H. Beer, Chor- sec 5g Best couqgum able‘ 311019531 lottetown. Squash

2nd H. E. "Bent, Bridgetown, N.» S.

3rd F. S. Reeves, Southport. Sec. 59 Collection of pears.

lst H. E. Bent, Bridgetown, N. S.

Plum:

Sec 60 Yellow Egg. I 1st P. RI Smallwood, West Roy- alty. 2nd W. H. Johnson and Son. Charlottetown. ._ 3rd Orva N. Gill, Ch't0wn. Sec. 61 Victoria. 1st H. E. Bent Bridgetown, N. S. 2nd F. S. Reeves, Southport. 3rd J. C. Irving, Vernon. Sec. 62 Orleans. lst H. E. Bent, Bridgetown, N. S. 2nd Miss A. M. Love, St. Avarda. Sec. 63 Bradshaw. 1st P. R. Smallwood, West Roy- olty. 2nd H. E. Bent, Bridgetown, N. S. 3rd J. C. Irving, Vernon. Sec 64 Lombard. 1st ElmenColes, North Milton. 2nd John McLeod and Son, Char- lottetown. 3rd H. E. Bent, Bridgetown, N. S. Sec. 65 Quackenboss. 1st H. E. Bent, Bridgetown, N.- S. 2nd Carl D. Burke, Ch'town.‘ 3rd John McLeod and Son, Char- lottetown. Sec. 86 Moore's Arctic. 1st P. R. Smallwood, West Roy- alty. ‘ 2nd John McLeod and Son, Char- lottetown. 3rd J. C. Irving. Vernon. Sec. 67 Washington. 1st P. R. Smallwood, West Boy-