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_ Want you meet my special friend Mm. and her friend Mrs. Moi-son

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2 toinach Powder. Don't aoceiitblooae ﬁ wdsrs. Insist on the 75¢ tiles, ;&Idcr or tablets) plulnﬂl; marked with u sisnstury/‘Aloaaﬂ nelson". Solo 3i" 1| *- iiQam distributors, Rip Agencies, skglvlb’ "K110736801! t-Nlmgths: mu w!!! llltwdllﬂtm § haughty little nod. Only ma. Mor- soifs steadying touch on her tremb- ling arm gave her the necessary Pmd to go 0n with what she liﬂd startedoutiohllbrshewassud- denly sick witléin her soul at t?‘ WI‘! ﬂwlﬂll- “m!!! Wm’!- iammerable little bounder.

"I dent want to interrupt your party." she said quietly, "but I would like you to come book to the tea room for a few minutes."

He told the world. m’ that portion ofit thstwaslisteningtbst he'dgo thatfarorasfarasstielikﬁife left the giggling trio

ﬂourish of his hat and walked be- side Molly, hope rislng m m; pm- sumptious soul.

01.1.11 oil.

At Ilfﬂllmlﬁgl. P. E. I. WEDNESDAY, MAY 9th. 193i

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2 The R. w. Grand Lodge of the 35L. 0. B. A., will meet in Berthelier Zlodge Rooms (MacArthur block) at HO A. M.

2, '.l'he B. W. Grand Lodge of the ‘IL. 0. A., will meet in the Oddfellows jail (MacArthur block) at 1O A. M.

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: P. M. MacCAUlL,

g G. Sec. L 0. A. QADDIB L. AIFLBCK, v G. Bee. L. 0. B. A.

fastened the gateway behind them. She pulled out a chair for ma. r Moi-son, sat down at her deu and gestured toward a nearby bench. “Please sit down," she ordered crisply. "I’ve some thiniﬂ to an; you? Clarence sat

_ Sealed tenders will bereceived by gihe undersigned up till noon on fThursday, May l0th, i934, for the iestate of the late ‘Thomas J. gﬂumphrey, Wilmot Valley. This is mne of the most desirable farm Chomeg in Prince County and con- Ztains 130 acres of land. Inspection invited.

I.’ The highest or any tender not ‘Iueceas fly pted.

ETTA M. SIMMONS.

JESSIE J. CURTIS.

Trustees, Wilrnot Valley.

The tiny widow in her dull blue frock faced him courageously. ‘more was something almost chil pathetic about the tumbled Oil-t jmn _ libs

"1 iuat foimd out tonight um; you'd lied and lied about me," she b68811. “Lilla told me some of it and Mrs. Morson knew some of it." He did some quick

thinking.

French Canadian dam” myhfeg... é

r n WI. Oll talion Gilbert 2266 “m- y

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"You can't ove an " whine. "and ‘i’... a...'."““‘..s {it lb-she shoots off her mouth with. 0M what she's l_!ou le Springﬁeld g . ‘mt I“ rtnlght when he will pass through Qia following places. q Lea the owners stable on Welland». my an. to Everett INUWYI. Hunter River fin- noon. Thence to John MacDonald's. Glan- Iow 808d over night, May 10th to John H. Buntaink, South Rnstico for noon, thence to [red Clark's, Cavendish over night, '7'“!!- Ml-y 11th to FrankBelPs, ey Brl for noon, thence ems to tho owners ltabls. This wk will be continued every two weeks, health and weather per. itting. Gilbert is a jet black icing four years old, weqmn‘ [twelve hundred lba, has

"Don't talk!" Mo11y’g pgtlence U118 out 01 itl" W deﬁnite she made a “w.

“ sweeping mtion. I know everything that

Si" ma!“ t0 so on. to make her

demand that he go to Dexter Hatch

0n the morrow and retract his state.

gm“ ‘will? 31°!‘ 311D to Greenwich. ut sou: in his kightened

6Y6! made her pause,

He had not stopped to 581m W;

1n.

, . Mrs. Benedicam is one wise little viridow,

ampmd- "A-nd YQWd better leave i

at Every Widow Knows! . - I By _ LUCIILE VAN SLYKE

uumnslnrsonkvoliabieninmiau um- gonemeliadnothmg

he says. stands the. I-I-didn’t go on any improper trips with anybody and that I'm not married to anybody and that—-" a little sob crept into her voice. “I'll never forgive him for ' such hateful things-who- ever them." , “You'll feel better in the morning, dearie," the good old soul tried to comfort her. “I think the best way would be ‘for you to go ‘with us and let Dex'—--" "I'll not," Molly said spiritediy. I'm going back up to Greenwich and stay there. I've some pride left, you know. Good t.” _ But it was a humble and unhappy Molly who was ready when Mr; Ol- vany came for her Just after break- fast. She waved a listless good-bye to we. Moi-son. "I'll phone you about noon," she rill-ed signiﬁcantly. (To Be Continued.)

Meeting Women ’s Music Club

The attendance of over fifty lad- ies at the ﬁnal public meeting of the Women's Music Olub, held in

evidence of the interest taken in

- this organization.

A feature of the afternoon's en- terbeinment was a. talk on “Folk Mhisic" by Professor Lloyd W. Shaw, the guest speaker, who in s. neat address was introduced by the Pre- sident, Mrs. Raoul Raymond and who handled his subject in his usual masterly manner. In the ﬁrst part of his talk he gave a general

sic in general. He then dealt with music in Denmark, pointing out the restoration of folk songs brought the people out of depres- sion, giving them greater encour- agement to work. Referring to his recent visit to Denmark he related interesting instances of the popul- arity of folk songs which were to be heard from groups of hikers along the roads, in the banquet hails and at the family meals, where these songs were rendered heartily.

The following program of folk.

song music was rendered:

Piano Solos-(a) Londonderry Air -arr. by (ii-singer; (b) Cherry Ripe-- an‘. by Cyril Scott-Miss Lillian MacKenzie, Mus. Bat.

Bop. Songs-(a) Santa Lucia- Neapolitan Fell: Scam; (b) ‘the Fear 'I‘ree—Russia.n Folk sons: (c) Dear- est Maiden-Polish Folk Song- Mrs. Arthur Roper.

Sop. Songs-Jo) Passing By-Old English: (b) 0| No John, Noi- lliolk Song of somerset; (c) There Was a Lover and His fleas-Old English-Mrs. H. S. Henderson.

French Folk Songs-(a) En Pas- sant per la Lorraine; (b) 01d French d'une Fontaine; (c) Au Bord: (d) La Pauvre Lfeslise-Mrs. Raoul Raymond.

Duet-0 Come to Me-Venetian Boat Song-Mrs. Roper and Mrs.

Home Mixing and Poor Factory Mixing.

The above actual photographs clearly illustrate the difference between a mixture (so-

ped factory and a scientiﬁcally blended ALBATROS compound fertil izer.

. . . . . . - ' "ll not receive its corr In the one the different materials can still be picked out, and it is obvious that each tiny plant wi ” each food, In the ALBATROS Fertilizer the elements are so closely co rnbined that the “balanced ration is available for e

Field experience has proved ALBATROS fertilizers. Their con dltlon ls unequalled, ensuring easy and economical distribution.

‘ALBATROS METHOD

are blended on the known requirements of the crops, varied according to the different soils and growing condition!-

' outline of the meaning of folk mu- l

ALBATROS FERTILIZERS

which hindered fall ploughing, and $116 Dlvmise of a late spring, the of timothy and clover is “Rely to be seriously delayed. Eve effort should be made. however, seed down as early as possible so as to insure a good stand. ‘This is th more important because of the depleted stocks of feed. '

STIFFNESS

l7 0| Mi ' am in soo-nundnls l.

i. Id Vofllsaoaliahornpl

ALBATROS FERTILIZERS are manufactured by:

International Fertilizers limited

Saint John, N. B.

and sold by:

called) made on the farm and in a poorly Equip.

ect proportion of ach plant.

They

Associated Shippers Inc. Charlottetown, P. E. I. P_ E1, Potato Growers’ Association, Charlottetown, P. E. I. \

DEPARTiiEilT 9F PiiBLlii ‘HGRKS AND HIGHWAYS TENDERS run niiiniii: coiisinucrioii

SEALED TENDERS will be received at this oﬁice until noon on SATURDAY, MAY 12, 1934, from any person or persons willing to contract for the construction of any of the following bridges :-

(l) Long Creek Bridge, Mill River, Lot 5. Size, 58 ft. I- beam on piles and rebuilding approaches. Canadian Bridge, Foxley River, Lot 11, rebuilding

I-beani on plies.

bridge,

Lidstone, Summerslde; at the

Tanion, Esq., Alberton. For bridge No. 1, at

Sharp, Tyne Valley at the store age and at the oﬁice of Highway Superintendent, Wilfred

Parties tendering shall tender separately for each on proper Tender Forms supplied, tenders to be marked “Tender for Bridge Construction.”

Parties tendering shall submit a LUMP SUM price for each bridge, as per speciﬁcation. '

Speciﬁcations for all of the abo may be seen at this oﬁice, where Ten tained. They may also be seen at places, where Tender Forms may also

For Bridges Nos. 1 to 11, at the store of Winsloc J.

be obtained:

ve mentioned bridges, der Forms may be ob- the following other

store of Hayes, McKay &

of K. 8: H. Sharbell, Port-

the home of Highway Superinten- dent, Gilbert Gaudet, Woodstock.

(2) (3) '

For Bridges Nos. 2 to 6, at the home of Highway Sully erlntendent, Theo. Enman, Esq., Enmore.

For Bridges Nos. 7 and 8, at the home of Highway Sup~ erintendent, Augustine LeClair, Esq., Si. Chrysostome, and. at the store of McDonald & Brown, Inc, Richmond.

For Bridges, Nos. i) to 11, at the home of Highway Superintendent, T. A, Driscoll, Esq., Clermont. .

For Bridges Nos. 12 to 14, at the home of Highway Superintendent, George A McKay, Esq., Clifton.

For Bridges Nos. 20 and 21, at the home of Higliwlli’ Superintendent, Daniel E. Ross, Esq, Pinette. _

For Bridge No. 22, at the home of Highway Superin- tendent, Preston Bryenton, Esq., Rollo Bay, and at till store of Matthew 8r McLean, Ltd., Souris.

The Department does not bind itself i0 accept the low- est or any tender.

south approach,

Yeo’s Bridge, Foxley River, Lot l1. Size, 20 ft. I-beam on piles.

Tuplin’s Bridge, Murray Road, Lot 11. Size, 20 ft. I-heam on piles and rebuilding south approach. Southwest Bridge, Poplar Grove, Lot 12. Size 10 ft. slab on piles and rebuilding approaches.

Bzillem’s Bridge, North Enmore, Lot 10. Size, 27 ft. I-beam on piles.

McKinnon's Bridge, Bayside, approaches.

(8). Haldimand Bridge, Maximvllle, Lot 15. Rebuilding east approach.

(9) Darnley Bridge, Darnlcy, Lot 18. Rebuilding east

approach, (i0) Mclntyre’s Bridge, New Annan, Lot 19. Size, 20 ft. I-beam on piles and rebuilding approaches. (11) Ross’ Corner Bridge, North Bedeque, Lot 25. Rebuild- ing approaches.

(12) Clinton Bridge, Clinton, Lot 20. Size 15 ft. slab on piles. '

(13) French River, Lot 21. Building breastwork.

(14) Clifton Bridge, Clifton, Lot 21. Rebuilding south approach. _

(15) Moore's Bridge, Milton, Lot 32. Size 46 ft. I-beam on piles.

(16) Crooked Creek Bridge, Wlieailey River, Lot 24. Size 40 ft, steel truss span on piles.

(17) North River Bridge, Lot 32. Rebuilding approaches. (l8) Ferguson's Creek Bridge, Fairview, Lot 65, Size, 23 ft.

ering an enjoyable sing song during the serving of the appctizing repast,

how highly improbgblg 1; Henderson. - she could possibly know Piano Solo-Country Gardcns—- ND! lhlns- His own profound sense of Grainscr-Miss L. MacKenzie. . been 8'1"‘ him. Mrs. K. S. Rozers capably ac- . ifmmwl b! competent horsemen H "m" sot the real ‘low qqwn- companied all the vocal numbers. I l» you know 1 didn't a. Durins supper the ladies carried I

'9 Perfect specimen of m mil. u, _ horse ﬂesh. Intending breeders @1118! Hatch knows]: dim’; 1L out Prof. Shaw's suggestions, rend- l‘ l N I I

gill do well to inspect this h be- lies if he I did. ' fore breeding elsewhere. Tea-n"; m a damn thsitiigsto do wltlIi the!” he cried. _____..

8ppllcatlo% s m"€..'?.‘f&"‘e.'..,e The Growing

L-latlrnila-ea at owners risk. And f ' ' sans that pulled that gigi 0 Seed Grass know as well as I do that Klein

Professional Cards “we or rm 513w.

(5) (6) (7)

DOMINION’ OI‘ CANADA PROVINCE 0F PRINCE EDIVARD ISLAND

IN THE PROBATE COYIIT‘ 24TH GEORGE V. A. D. 103i

d were as?“ (Ehrperimental Farm Note.)

e are a number of factors which contribute to the success or failure in seeding down to 5mg; and clover. Chief among these are the quality of the seed, the con- d m! of the soil. and the time and

0d f .

f“ "l" l0 DB1’ that I was ill-that mwhen ‘gums seed. it always wwmwtegmhinlill is?’ Morson-tole- P88! to select the best grade. By so I .. '1 lw- W111 1w? divine the minty and germinating .. , n capacity of the seeds can be taken 0h, dont do that, more or less for granted, thanks to i338?" W? inspection system and the in-

me m“ the of the seedsmen.

d’. I never

Lot l4. Rebuilding

In Ra Estate of Jennie B. Mott late of Charlottetown in Queen's Coirnty in the siild Province, Widow, deceased tenfate. By the Honourable HAROLD LEO- NAD PALMER Surrogate Juilgo of Probate etc. eu‘.

To the Sheriff cf the County of Queen's County or any Constable or literate person within said County

GREETING

YVHEIIEAS imnn reading the poll- ilon on filo of flonnlil ‘Mm-Klnnnii of Charlottetown aforesaid, Barrister, the lilxecuton of the above named estate praying that a citation may be issued for the purpose hereinafter net forth: You are therefor hereby required to citr- nll persons inn-restful in tliv iuild Iii-into tn lm inirl npnriir licfnrc mo nt n Probnlc Court to lu- ilﬂiii in tho Court House in Charlottetown, in Queen's County, in the siiid PmvlncP. on Wednesday the Sixth dny of June next. coming, at the hour of Eleven o'clock forsnoon of the name day to shew cause if sny they can why the Accounts of the snlil Estim- shniilrl not be passed and thr- Estnio elnawl m: prayed for In snlvl petllimi and on motion of N. W. Lnrvthcr, Pimp. Praw-

J. A. BENTLEY W. I. BENTLEY, K. C. ter and Attorney-at-lbw MONK! T0 LOAN Olleo: 1l0 Richmond Street

QNORMAN W. LOWTHER Ban-later lb Attorney At Law 86 Great George Street Ch-Jottetown, P. E. I,

' MONEY T0 LOAN

.A. hlaclionaldltii.

ABBISTER. soucrron, as. nu Building

"But it was you who told Klein

him here! "

‘I FFIQHIIH

L. B. MacMILLAN.

Deputy Minister of Public Works and Highilfiii Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, April 27, 1934.

Clarences "Don't do that! It

any monkey business. And 11 Hamil hid been on the lev- el with them nothing. would have In

i HARDWOOD

time»)

to loan and Collection (hm the very bent attention. llﬁ-i-ﬁ-lmonth.

F. MacPHEE, B. A. w

FOR SALE i

W" down very materially by careful soil DNDﬂ-ruton. since less seed is required. The best way to insure a good stand or grass and avoid a

FLOORING 1

BARBISTEB. Sohwlroa NOTARY, as. aiming. Charlottetown

A~ J. HASLAM. BA" LLB.

libs to nus-J‘ him.

from her forehead.

patchy crop is to seed on firm, well cultivated land. Firm soil and mallow seeding are very necessary. Ii the soil islooseitshouldbe

seeirpwk”

tor for said Petitioner. And l rln born. by order that a true copy hereof hs forthwith published in Charlottetown aforesaid once in aaeh week fnr nt least four consecutive weeks from the date hereof anrl that n true copy horo- nf he forthwith printed iii ihn fnllmv-

I-beam on piles. (19) Acorn’s Bridge, Pownal, Lot 4i). Size 40 ft. I-beam on piers. '

(20) North Pineite Bridge, Plnette, Lot 58. Rebuilding ap-

Valuable ltesldential Property 252 Grafton Street

(A large stock to choose from)

British Columbia

BARRIBTEB. SOLICITOII, ETC- ‘ New ‘Brace Building

ivig public place. respectively. nnmcly. In the hall of tho Court House in Charlottetown aforesaid, at or near the Bank of Nova Scotia and at or nenr the Royal Bank of Canada both in Charlottetown aforesaid. And l do hereby further order that n true rnpy hereof he forthwith scrvcrl on tho At- toiviry Grnornl of this Province so that all persons intr-rcstv-rl in Hu- siiiil ' Estate nl nforcsnlil may hrivc due no- tlca thereof.

GIVEN under my hand at?

preaches.

(21) Gascolgne Bridge, South Plnette, Lot 60. Repairs to approaches. -(22) Big Pond Bridge, Black Bush, Lot 45. Size 60 ft.

‘ "What Klein said to you or 1 (“—-ﬂouewwn said to Klein I don't want to

son WEL .DRILLING M ' Common

ieate With

The Trask Well Co. VAUGHAN I. GROOM Local Representative

Morley M. Bell's 14w Oﬂiee lsnnnnerlide or Phone 297. B. '

LL 6‘ MATHIESON "l" Bell D. L. lilathieaan, LLB. Banister: b Solicitors Money to Loan

Block. CharlottetownJlIJ.

-acGuigan & Trainor ark IL lilacGnlgan, K. C. b C. St. Clair Trainer, B. A. Barristers. Solicitors. etc.

. MONEY T0 IDA“

s 0

Fir (Mouldings. Sheathinl. Flooring, etc.

sashes and Frames

from New Brunswick

White Pine, made to W"! order.)

MACDONALD ROWE

Woodworking Bo. limited ~ l

Charlottetown Phase Ml

llcleod & Bentley

Iz-SIIO

sown in May. and the earlier

in May the better. This permits the

I'm not small to become cat- the hot weather.

late fall last year,

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refill? -

Seal of the ssld Court thl 31rd day of April A. 1M4 and in the 24th yes of Hln bfn_1'~st_ ‘a reign. II. I‘. PALMER, JUDGE OF‘ PRORAT . moan

FARM FOR SALE’

m _ ‘ Consisting of am , I led a

HEADACHE. mllesfrom Albanymeti-‘éibseqi

sch and Gauchos. Al r1:

WWCESTKJN humehold minim-e uiasiiizben

B I Ll Q US N E SS 3M9. milrifofltmiﬁtate Gelnne

_CONSTIPATION “m”? "' M” ‘“" l... _. __-_...-_ ._

9°“ i. sruwanr AITLECK.

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CEDAR SHINGLES

We have just bought i 14 CARLOADS CEDAR SHINGLES —Containlng 2V; Milllons-

Assorted Grades From Very Best Makers Pgices on Application-

L. M. POOLE & CO.

PADLPS WHABVBB

Pair of Eyglasses

When yon need them is one of the beat investments yon eoaid make.

Many who procured satis-

factory Glasses from as will haek up this statement.

E. W. TAYLOR J. S. TAYLOR Optometrists

all Albsrion

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as yrs

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