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Mrs, Talbot. went to had that night perterlly happy. Every. mom in the farmhouse was -full.‘She lay awake, ‘belug really too tired to drop asleep at once, thinking how ‘nice it was to have her wholc fam- ily under one roof again.

Yet even in her sentimental mood, her thoughts ran to trivial things. it was too ‘bad. sho aid to herself, that Amy had token the good rug from June's room, toput in Luther's. When that was done. there was n0 idea that Jane uld come homo. But of course, ey couldn't take it out again-and utter all, Luther's witc was a new- oouicr, and the best should be brought out tor her. June would not mind.

Then s decided to ask Jana whether s e alluded giving up her good rug to deck Claire's room! Yct she knew that Jane would llu\'8l' evcn iluticc its absence and would laugh at such a question. But shc had thought in URI!!!)HT- tant details so lung she could not think in other terms. And when she finally wont to sleep. it was (o dream that all the children were young ziguin, and that tflaire, in some accountable way. was her own small daughter with fat golden curls that hung down her back and the prettiest ‘blue hair ribbons in the vlllagc! -

Oddly enough, it was throuuh Jane's coming that the mntht-r xirst heard zibliut Clairr-‘s leztrllcr lifc. Slu- hzul ncvcr dun-d to ask any ‘questions. She only kncw tlml Claire‘ had once bccit on the stucc. at disturbing fact that Luther had his lettor

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They wore out on the lawn again of them but Jordan who had

‘hot, whose hands never rested, was donning, and Luther was lying in the hammock. Jane had made some remark about a picture of Claire Luther had sent her, and Claire brought down some old photo- uraphs to show the ‘family.

“That's when I was six and in dancing school," she explained 0t" one that showed her with fat curls and frilly short skirts. “They tried to teach me toe dancing. ‘but it was

ouse For . "One Dime (By Dominion News Service.) LONDON. Oct. 24.-—A lorry driv-

qr of Egllng, who lives with his

wife and famII! Ill 1V0 P9091". hi! uon a house worth $5,000 for nix- pence. or twelve cents.

He ls W. Plddinxton. of l8 Wil- liam Road. What Eating. His u-ns the winning ticket in a scheme to help King Edward Memorlal Hos- pital at Ealing. The hospital. his expected. will ‘receivembout $10,- 000. ‘

Mr. Piddiugton is now the own- er of Camborns House, Camborne Avenue. lllaling. and handsome six- roorued free-hold bulldl standing ln_‘lts own groundrffdfll Elnlly built forthe udhfiflléf. ‘M Yobaht Mr. Plddlugton bu‘ nob-pads‘ up his mind whether he will leave his two rooms and live in the swell house or sell it.

Mr. Pidulngton bud the surprlse' of his life when a messenger ar- rlvcd yesterday at where he was working, tolling him the Mayor of Euling wuntcd tofiiee him ntlhe Town Hall as he had won the £1,000 house. Thcro was oven a motor car waiting to take him.

Good luck has dogged the family of latc. Lust week Mrs. Pidding- ton took a prizc at Eallng Baby Show. and some time ago she won two turkoys in u draw which also bcuellterl Plzillng hospital.

The-re was u crowd outside Pid- dinctouh house lust night. and he was overwhelmed with congratula- "vliv- fur evcrvoue is glad that the ltousc has been won by a 100a] IIIHTI.

Over 165,000 tlckcts were sold in all parts of the country. The draw was orgunizod liy the Ealfng (Ilalulwr ot‘ (‘omnu-rce and was "Kid" b)’ the Mayor ut the Town Hull. Tho matron at the hospital was one of tho 50 consolation prize winners.

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again clean p8 when‘ new.

very wicked sort or 11rd by keeping he!‘ from the theatres.

"That all depends," Jane put in energetically. “(Some women don’: wan‘. to be supported."

"But Jaue—" Mrs. Talbot this was a dangerous subject. "l don't, ldhute to have any man give me money." Jane was sitting quite straight as shrydcljvered this

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speechShe looked rather flue when she ‘began what her mother calledi a lecture.

"But if you wererniarrled-J’ “All the more reason why wouldn't." ' Tomorrow—The Danger Spreads

too hard. I'm so lzlzyx" ‘she seemed I to think laziness a. pretty virtue. “That's my first real part," an- other picture came out remarkably like tho first. “l gut it because ‘l was what the manager called the ‘baby type. He wanted girls for a child's chorus in a musical show." The picture showed her again about 20 years old in short and

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temt 10,23 ‘n or capital unnecessary. Bradley

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SAU SOME ‘SAUSAGES, FRESH‘ to ay. Saunders, Newsome & Co. Market Building. 602-9-24-6mo

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. | i i CHANGE OF TIME-P. E. ISLAND DIVISION

Elective October 29th and until further advised Steamer "Prince Edward Island" wlllmake only one passenger round trip daily (Except Sunday) between Bordon and Tormcntlnc.

Teachers lVarttcd

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Connections ior Mainland points will be made by Nu, 39 train leav- ing Charlottetown at 6.45 a. m _ and train No. 214 leaving Summerside at 7 a. m., connecting at Sackvillc with the Ocean Limited, making connections for Montreal and West crn Canada and the rail connec- tions for Boston.

Connections from Mainland will be made by No. ~14 train leaving ltorden at 4.05 p. m., arriving at Charlottetown at 6.20 p. m. and pas- mngers lor west of Emerald JcL, will connect there with train No. 213. uITIVIDQ at Summersids 6.05 p. m. where passengers for west of Sum merslde will connect with Express No, 3 leaving at 6.45 p. m., and arrive at Tlgnish at 9.55 p. m. '

Passenger train No. 39 leaving Charlottetown at 6.45 a. m. and con- necting at Emerald Jct. with mixed train No. 211 leaving Borden at 6.50 a. m., arriving at Summt-rside at 9.45 a. m. leaving Summerslde Tuesday Thursday and Saturday at 12.30 p, m. arriving nt 'l'ignish at 6.10 p. m.

Passengers by mixed train No. 213 leaving Charlottetown sit 2.50 p. m. and arriving at Sunimerslde 6.05 will (vtmnPc-t with Exprr-ss N0. 3 leaving Sumnicraldc at 6.45 p. m. and urrivo at. ’l‘lguir~il| at 9.55 p. m.

Passenger tmln No. 4 Ir-avlng Tignish at 10:1. m. daily (except Sun day) arriving at Summcrsidt- at 1.10 p. m. whern rxtsanngurs for Ezvst will connect with mixed train No, 212 lcavlng Silmmcrslde» for Bordon at 3.10 arriving at Emcrald Jct. at 4.40 whore it connects with Express “No. 44 arriving alt Charlottetown at 6.20 p. m. Train No. 212 loaves Tig- nlsh Monday. Wcdnenvlzty‘ and Friday at 6.10.1. m. and arrives at Sum- merslde at 12.10 p, m.

Trains will leave Charlottetown for Snurls, (lcorgotnwn and Pllmlru .011 about some schedule as at "present, viz: 3.10 p. m. daily (except Sunday), 6.20 a. m, Monday and Friday and 5.30 a. m. Wednesday only. Jleturnlflz will leave Elmira G a. m. daily (Except Sunday) and 12.45 p. m. Wednesday only. Sourls 6.50 a. m. daily (Flxttnpt surpigy), 1,11", p. m. Monday and Friday and 11.30 n. m. Wcdilnsrlay only. Georgetown 6 a. m, Tuesday. ‘Thursday and Saturday, ‘($.45 a. m. uud i.l0 p. m. Mon- day. Wednesday and Friday.

There ls no change in the Murray Harbor Service.

’ ' Particulars of other local services will he given by all C. N. R. Sta tlon and Ticket Agents. who will also furnish timetables, folders, etc. on application. ‘

DISTRIOTRA§§ENGER Aoeurua orrtcs 1174-1044421. " "

EASTERN STEAMSHIP LINES, INC. INTERNATIONAL LINE

SERVICE DISCONTINUED FOR THE SEASON WITH THE l-AILING FROM 8T. JOHN 0N WEDNE5DAY. OCTOBER 3l|t B. S. GOVERNOR DINGLEY will ieavo 8t. John ovary Wednesday ~t 8 l. m. lfld’ every Saturday at 8 p. m. (Atlantic Time) for Boston. W neldny trips are via Eastport and Lubec, due Boston about ll

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tfrilly skirts and curls. The skirts_'

lug ten dollars daily. Experience‘

A Host 0f Ills

Ontaria Man Says it ls a Most Useful Remedy.

were to thg knees. Mrs. Talbot dida not dare look.She had been brought‘ up to think legs immodest. Theyl were certainly not shown; ‘and nev-l er photographed! They weren't ev-I _en mentioned. except when neces-

Mr. C‘. Phoenix: “l um very‘ [pleased tn recommend Vlcks Va?"

I trunk back drop." \' Mrs. Talhofis face. and somcthiug

lsary. and then by ‘the more lady- Ilikc title of “limbs.”

I "l like this best." Luther said, sorting: ovor the. pile. H0 pulled out ‘unv that showcd Clalrc drcsscd as a musical 00111003’ IOClKlSK Wm! short white satin ‘bTQECIIPS, a lhlaz- or strlpmi jacket and (iall- TI"? wide brooches ended vcry much il-hnvo the kilcc!

"It was a prcttyglancc," -Clulrc said rcminiscnutly. “Wc had n TQM horse on the stage, and ll P1169

She lnokcd at

wuruod livr that tho older Wfllllfl" .w;|u shocked. '

“l wnro whitc silk tlkhia IHHIPY‘ the costumc," she ‘added quickly.

Ilut. this, ii’ anything, ‘made mat-

tcrs uwwrsn. Mrs, Talbot assuclfllud

"H, “>()rd "lights" with cverytliinl!

' immodest and evil that She hi“! 9)“ er heard about still-KP Tolk-

Ilut she said nothing. _ showed other DV"I-\1I'<‘-‘- “mu "I the“; in conventional costume. whilc Anny admirer] the drcsscs and wondwrtwl xvhcthor she could irnl‘ Iillfi them for herself. ‘Claire WM III

Claire

rich fur coat. CW"? was “med II“ a dark fox scarf und muff so uni‘! hvr laughing eyes and annually uni a m; nmuth appeared, and Claire was in a _.,,.,,,,r,.1y trim tailored suit.

"How lnui! were W!" II“ m”

til-Tun?" Jane nskcd. V"Not long. 'l‘wn Y9K" I" “I” (‘hm-nu of lULlRICZlI show-R III‘!!! IW" Wars}, a “h0g1 m‘ dramatic nrl. ‘Chorus work is awfully harllillbl ,1,,,.,,n't my wcll, and I nlw-lY-‘l “vnnffllI tdruluht. ittrllilg‘ (IYIYWJV- Tm,“ q 1W1 small jfllfIiS lor u lltlln mnrn than f1 .\"'""' "Um" I'm)" fir!" firm“, m1‘ in smile at liulhcr. l‘ won-t 1M mp ‘m, m, acting. thuuuh l mmm glncv we llvc m-nr llu- thou- lrns " .

“Ho's ‘right foo. A Wflulfillkl Il"1‘l‘ b.1111! should 911090" hi"? MTS- TIII‘ hm, nut in. Somehow shn lit-it that Luther hull saved Clnlrc from a

Effective Monday. October 22nd. and until further advised. mixed trains Nos. 211 and 212 between Summersids and ‘Finnish will 0P‘ (grille daily instead ol‘ trl-wseltly.

District PaseenSBl‘ Asent- 51

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CHANGE OF TIME ChnrlottctowouPlctou Qervlco

S. S. ‘Muda1en" on and after Monday. October 1st. will only nuke tri-wsekly trips, leaving Charlotte- town ‘Monday, Wednesday and Fri- day, at 7 c, m., returning luvs Plo- ton Tuondly, ‘Thursday and Satur- days at 8.80 l. m.

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CANADIAN Nanount. Raitwnvs

dropper. also a fisherman. l use ,Vicks VapoRuh in place of lini- |iuents, bccauuc it is vory handy t0 ' curry and always gives such quick LONDON. Oct.‘ 25-h wumlm s relief for small animal and insect lilo of crime whilr- mixiufl Ill lhl‘ bites. and for chapped hunds and highest social circlcs. and Lin‘. rc- llps. My hunts would blister my velatlou of hcr [must to lu-r vvcll-ctvn foot. and I rubhdd it on them and nected husband, has hcon disclosed it mndn them just right. Whcn l followinil i! pm-NPBHUW) I'm‘ 000i)‘ K0 trapping noxt full I will have lifting 11nd i-lteitIIflI-T- H! 11K‘ Ilollrlw‘ plcunty of Vicks VapnRub in my IIIOUUI POW" (‘W11 _ q kit. l call it the "Trappefs Friend.’ MTB- Hem“ VM“ “Iiwhmmb II‘ ‘ I have not had a C01,] a1] winger (lescribcd by linr entrust-l as charm- and I go out all the tlmu and nomc- mg» WGII""II"""I“‘I mm lniwmiw’ mil"

. , , w mun with u "ltinrri civic," H t;‘:\lc:"ut.\y out ull night with my a“! "central “gum Sh“ “ms

, _ married scvcn yours nun tn '1 urn- ofvgckgolxtgggughlgaléist dlsicfver: mincnt Bournciunutll mun, who combination in salvo form of Cam- $3 phor. llientlml,Illlucnlyptus, Thyme. Em Sh? was known m mp "who," qurpamlno‘ 9"“ _ in her youth as an Audacious and ‘AgforbidxetIafiiagflngzlfieg“L: a“: confirmed thief, who had for a e s n

_ , years lived a double lift‘. and hcl‘ V590?‘ V101“ reaches Immedlahely tragedy is that on h-‘r rcleaar- mun inflamed, congested air passages.

her second term of inmrisuninciit. lt in themorlorn direct treat» 13 ygurg agr) “hp q\,;,n,|,m.~,| hnf mcnt for all cold troubles. the

criminal carcer, and sccmcd l.» 80600850!‘ l0 20056 HFP-‘IFP- "M110 have left Itjiehinr] fur |'\'\'|‘. horatcd oil. llnluicuts, puultlcou Her secret past nllizhl. haw‘ ic‘ and plasters. malned hidden but for an unucc, Used for croup and

countable lapse into huv old ways, colds, Vlcka gives remarkably leading today to the police court. u quick results and also nvoldu

plea of guilty on thrc" churuos of nauseating internal dosing. Just theft. and a soutemwc of six months us good for cuts, burns, bruises, Illlllrlilolllllelll- bite-u, string.

Born of rcagictriztblc. prtrnntsi, nnd

At all (lrug stores, 50c n. jar. For BIIIIOIIRII W0" Q-"Tvrl for in Illii‘

s froe tent size package. write Vick YUIIIII- BI!“ (Ifll/Plolrcd at nu "MIY

Chemical Co, M4 Paul St. W,, B80 Hoclal umhllloav and 1t lovu Montroul. P. Q,

of luxury said to l| tvu lu-on fnste-r- Thqug], vp-kfl g8 now h, pans,“ ed by rctuililg roiu-tnilc lllurut- it has a remarkably‘. l-lllIl‘, in the I'm‘ Staten. Ovcr 17 million jars used M m“ “W “I. 17 "I"‘ ""~I"""‘I "II" warm . 4 a life 0i! crlmc and udvcnturc, zunl for ninc yearn, during which aim lunvml In the most. cxclualvt: circl- un and docclvml nmnw- of the lit-at known pooplo in society, shc stoic thousands of pounds worth of Jewels and clothes. At one time uhn ohtxlincd u situa- tion as a companion to a woman well known in the North (lountry. but soon herself appeared us _ u louder of fashion. Three times she was convllrtcd f theft. and the third time she uund herself in prison, hut still her procllvlties‘ vrure uncheckerl. In1910, as Madeline Lloyd, “he went to the Isle of Wight during Cowes week. and engaged a InOl-ll expensive suite at a tinted hotel. Fashionable dressed, lulonfell, and apparently wealthy.‘ she made‘ an, immense. impression, and H0011 gained the friendship of mien Wflmfill. who took her everywhere. and introduced her to membcrn of the Royal Yacht Sqcndron. it. is said that she was pl~u,q..,-,t_.q to Royalty. Certainly m“. ms welcomed wherever she went, At. the height of her popularity she was arrested. Unkno fashionable friends she had new, lYltematicnlly defrauding trades. men and stealing Jewels from tho moment she arrived at cow“, She was sentenced to 12 month, in the second division for this out.

(Ely Dominion News Service)

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FOR SALE

_ Farm at Savage Harbor, consist- ing of onu hundred acres in high cultivation. also good house and out-Ilulldliliou and orchard. pumps In barn and yard. For particular;