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"I think you're exaggerating," said Sothern. "We've only to hang on Ind keep our hesdel Think oi all the publicity this expeditions had! Within three days they'll have a flock o! 'pla.ues out looking 1o;- u. Sir George won't be letting gran WOW. you can bet! I suppose wg might be here for a week, but we've plenty of food--"
P1931." interrupted Irdrrimore llllYPlY- "What about drinki".
"Drink?"
"Yes. you accurately, lotham, Water. lm not bothering to spoil Mrs. Manson's picnic, but the wet,- er in her kettle is the lasrany of you use from now on except n. tinned." .
“But we shipped masses oi we:- tr." protested Bother-n incredulous- ly- I remember whet a point you made of it."
Larrimore gripped his shoulder so that he winced.
"If you'll face the stunning 58km." said the airman quietly.
and take a look at the agnq “n. der the machine. you'll find two 1"" demo ratchet. Two-thirds of our water was stored in spacial tanks below the after cabin. They were burst to biases. Why do you think I've been fiddllfld with the wireless instead oi helping with Kerr and the tent?"
"AREN'T YOU BEING A can?"
Sothern licked lips h“ ‘on; suddenly dry.
Zr WWmfVl WWW." he muttered.
Then its really bad, Larrtmog-e
"It's what is commonly cgllgd an adventure," said LflIfhflQfQ ironically. "Do you mu like the look of it?"
"The look of what?" cried Ciarql, ""11!!! into the cabin. She look- ed fiushed and untidy about the hair, but her riding-breaches be- came for well. being Tong in the thIEh for a woman. and Larrimore felt that she had never looked more attractive.
"You don't look as if you were liking the look of anything much, Rllilcfl." she went on.
"Except you — rm not." Larrimore.
Carol laughed.
"Is the wireless being difficult? Let Tony try - he got Bucharest for me twice in One evening-J’
She broke off. suddenly consci- ous that all was not well.
"Well. Tony. what ls it? Have you two been fighting again? I could shake the pair oi you."
Neither man answered for a moment. Then Sothern put his
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CANADA PROVINCE OF PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND IN THE PROBATE COURT The 14th. day of June A. D. 1949. In Bo Estate of PETER AUGUS- TINE SHARKEY late of St. Peter's Bey in Kings County in the said Province, retired. deceased, intes-
T; the Sheriff of the County of. Kluge County or any Constable or literate person within said Coun- iv- .
GREETING:
WHEREAS upon reading the petition on file of M. Francis ltfaePbee oi Charlottetown in Queens County in the said Pro- vince. barrister. the administra- ltlr of the above named Estate praying that a citation may be ia- gued for the purpose hereinafter
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set forth: You are therefore here- by required to cite all persona interested in the said Estate to be and appear before the Judge present at a Probate Court to be held in the Court House in Char- lottetown in Queens County, in the said Province. on Monday the
twenty-fifth day cf July
comin . at the hour of eleven o'-
clock iorenoon of’ the same
to shew cause. if any, why the Ac- counts oi the said Estate. should
not be passed and the Estate
ed as prayed for in aaid petition
and 1m motion of J. Arthur Guigan, Esquire, Proctor for Petitioner.
And it is hereby ordered
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published in some newspaper iiahed in Charlottetown ntor once in each week for st
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“Larrlmore seems under the im- pression that we're in a bad mess."
"No," said Larrimore. "I know for a fact that we are."
“Rupert?
Larrimore looked the girl straight in the eyes.
“The wireless won't. function." he said deliberately. "and we've burst our water tanks. I must have a word with Manson."
And he swung himself down on
i n d“. iggaukd may ha" due ‘mu to the sand. leaving Carol and wmvcss an Honour Harold 531mm’ Sothern scum; .1», each M"- Leonard Palmer. Jud e of the said o He“ Si"! Probate Court at Charlottetown I‘ Kli" 5“ fight?" ‘and the aforesaid, the day and year first “at” mum" "m; mo" wrmem “Fairly comfortable. I think." B‘, the Court That's something. Larrimore w‘, (slum doesnt seem to be thihking about
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Carol stiffened.
“If it's true we're in a 5am, Tony. he's got other things to ‘think about."
‘s! suppose ao," Sothern admit- E
"Must you go on behaving bed- ly. Tony?"
"I think I'm behaving quite normally. Carol."
"Why do you dislike Rupert so much?"
"For that matter why does he dislike me so much?"
“Oh you're hopeless!" said the girl. turning away.
"I" 11°! my fault." said Sothern simply. "if I'm extremely unhappy."
"You might at least try not to spoil the whole iripl"
"Dash the tripi Besides you spoiled it for me before we start- ed." .
"I see."
"I still love you. Carol."
"If that's all ‘you've got to say to me." said the girl coldly. "1 think we can find a better use for our time." .
"Very well," said Sothern. “We'll
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talk of ilsh if you like. But ad- mit Just one thing — Lsrrimore's lucky."
"How?" "Domed lucky," ed. "l-lqmight almost have plan-
Now he can play the
to stand about in tltudes."
cad?"
Sothern bit his lip.
"I'm only telling the truth." he persisted stubbornly. "It's odd how often it comes to the same thing.
admiring audience, ii you like."
Carol sat down.
"I don't have to watch, thank you, Tony. You see I knew about Rupert already."
The taunt might have drawn an angry retort from Sothern. but Saunders, with Otto Bleach at his heels. chose that moment to clam- bcr into the cabin. Sothern look- ed with distaste at the fat little middle-aged German, who was sweating freely at every pore. pushed past him, and went out.
"Tenth up; miss," announced Saunders, “and tea's ready."
"Are you trying to pretend we're all in Queen's Crate. Saunders? You look pretty hot."
"It's hotter than — than Mar- gate, miss. that's the truth. Still I like a bit of sunshine milieu"
(To be continued)
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“Tony, aren't you being rather s;
But I'll go with you and join thel
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. younger lambs, still paaturing in the front meadow by lane-side
lremaln to be dis-robed. Marks of Sothern repeat-l
perspiration attested to the fact that the workers had found no easy task in the shearing . . . Today then with its unseasonai heat found us happy that we bad come to the end of the crop- ping. though there were of course those nostalgic moments when we considered it-the seedtirne and the precious incidentnla which are
-akin to it. "Thsreul be no more
drifting petals in the orchard" Jeanie reminded us today . . . no more drifting petals in the or- chard! But the placid pond-water
lmlrrored the alder: and the cows
as well when they meme down to drink; daisies lit the hay-fields and sprinkled the meadows. and beyond a kitchen-window to ease our regrets. over a season's going. we found a full-blown role. Until tomorrow Diary - Goodnight. ‘
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THEE-E WILL BE BOLD at Pub- lle Auction in front of the Lew Courts Building in Charlottetown. in Queen's County. Prince Edward Island, on TUESDAY, the FIFTH day of JULY 1N9. at the hour of TWELVE UCLOCK NOON. ALI. that tract, piece and parcel of land liuate lying and being at Launching on int Mi, in Kill’! County, being at the extremity of Bruce Point, bounded on the north by the Launching Road, on the eoutls by the Gulf of St. Lew- rence, on the west by laud in poa- aerlion of John II. Walker, Rod- erick McDonald and Angus Mo- Cc ‘", containing ',,‘ acres of land a little more or lcl: ALSO. all that other tract. piece and parcel of land situate lying and being at Launching aforesaid and being beck oi the last mentioned Point, bounded on the north by thirty-nine and one- hali acrca owned by John If. Walk- er, on the east partly by land of John ll. Walker and Michael Mo- cormaagmn the south by land new or formerly in poneeasion of Isadore McCor-rnsok and on the weot by the Grand River load containing twenty acres of land a little more or lees; ALSO all that other tract, piece and parcel of lend situate at Launching afore- aide and being on the west and abutting on the lest mentioned
Tit-goth
Road bounded on the north b; land owned by John ll. Walker, on the south by land owned by Isaac McCormaek on the weat by land owned by John II. Walker. James Walker, and re. P. Walk- er, and on the ea and south by the Grand River Road aforesaid. containing Twenty-one acres of land a little more or less . . .
The above sale ll made under and by yirtue of a power of ule contained in a certain Indcnture nf Mortgage hfirin date the Eighth day of June,‘ 192i. and made between John McCorsnaek. Jr. of Beughton Island in King's County, Farmer, and Mlry J. McCornseok. his wife. of the first part. and The Registrar of the Court of Chancery, of the second part, and which laid mortgage has by assignment bearing date the First day of June, 1N9, be- come vested in the undersigned, because of default having been mule in the payment of the “in. oipal money and interest thereby uncured.
For further particulars, apply at the office of MacPhee and Train- or. Solicitors, lliley pulmw, Charlottetown.
Dated this First day of Jane A, D. 1949.
E. 8. ‘frsinor. Aaslguee of Mortgage
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