The Middle Ground

' Iy Marlon Rubinoaln.

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Charlottetown Corn Flake!

The Bankruptcy Act

in the matter of the Estate oi‘ Wm. D. Currie and Paul J. Currie. of Sourls, P. E. i.. Aulllorizcd As- izgnors.

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Chapter 36

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When it cums rigbl down to It. Claire was unable to say just Whal- the matter was that made trouble between herself and Luther. At ‘east. she was vcry vague about it. “It's all lhc fault of the country" she said finally. “Pdffii 0! H" l!" expected nl(- to,bury mysnlf for a whole summer in all out-of-thc» way place where nothlllg happ-‘n- ed. and where there was no one the least bit interesting-mm. ex- x-ept the filmily, of course." tllis as: added for politeness‘ sake. “Then he wouldn't even lot me write to a perfectly harmless niau' ihe went on.

“But a wife shouldn't want to write to another mini," Mrs. Tal- Ilot interrupted.

“That's so old fashioned!" (‘lzlire zlnsilvercd. "Why ilot?"

"It's wrong."

"Wby?“

him. Talbot could not any. it ivas-sbe fvll it. all her training and all her prlilciples told hcr so. but shc wus unable to express herself in words. Sbc felt she lost the point on this account.

“Mr. Clarke is in the theatrical business . lie knows my old friends there. he kept me in touch with lbcm and told mo gossip about the now shows. There was no harm in that! ‘Only Luther was jealous. Now I wouldn't have been a bit jealous if Loo had wri- teii to a (lozen women——"

“But be‘ wouldn't." Mrs. Talbot put in quickly in his defense. “No. be wouldn't." Claire posi-- Lively sighed over it. “If only hi‘. would look at another woman oc- casionally. I've introduced him lo all my prettiest friends. an(l he inst looks at them and is as in- different as a wooden image."

“Claire! You talk like-like"

“A modern woman." Claire said lcrcileiy. "Thou Loo objected to my goiilg back on the stage. Jea- lousy again-he (loosift like the theatre ailywuy. He'd rather road a book about building bridges-or something dull like that. And he bated my stage ‘friends-ob, he carried on awfully when I took a nart anyway-fond bcrc I aiu mak~ Ing more money than be. and-J‘

She oilcncd a little silvor box ly- ing on tho table. took out a c‘gilr-

6i SON.

Kellogg's Toasted and Bran

Dealers,- "for To Oilliiornia for the Winter

i- lzihloi-nia. British Columbia. .-i:-l Pacific Coast points is the el-wclive of many who wish to

‘cape the rigors of a cold winter.

Those who are in a position to pend this period in a land of

nehlue and warmth. where- llowers bloom all year. can make the journey comfortably snd quick- ly by Canadian National Railways and eonneving routes.

Any Ticket Agent of the Canadq ian National will furnish the re- quired information as to through lraiio services, routes, fares, i-Iez. or write General Passenger De pertinent, Monclon. for this in» formation. 497-11-26-51

AUCTION SALE

At Donaldston on Thursday the 29th day of November instant, at. the hour of one o'clock. p. m. The

. farm and farm stock. crop and farm implements, household fur- niture and one set of black-smith tools. being the property of lili- late Joseph McAulay of Donald- ston. by order of Mary Ellen i\li-~ Anlay. Thomas McNally, Auction- eer 631-11-27-21.

DOMINION OF CANADA PROVINCE OF PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND

In the Probate Court

TENDERS

Scaled Tenders will be received by the lllldéflifglléfl up to noon on Wvilnesday the 5th day of Ilecoin- hz-r, A. D. 1923. for the pun-liaise of lb. Stock of hicrcbandisi- Store Iflxturesfllook Debts and Real Es idle. ~

Tender No. 1 For tho siock of Muchanilise. consisting of Groc- eries. School Supplies. Stationary lit‘.

Tender No. 2. For the Store Fix- lures.

Tender No. Debts.

Tender N0. 4. For the undivided interest of the above naliled Debt- ors. in the Real Estate in the pos- session of Archibald Currie.

A certified cheque for 20% of the mprchase must accom- pany cach Tender.

The highest or ally Tender not necessarily accepted.

A complete detailed inventory of the Stock of hiercbandisc, Stor.» Fixtures and Book Debts. may br- exam-ined at the Office ofdliessrs. Ileillois Bros, Charlottetown. Mr. W. J. Cbeverie. Souris. or at the office of- the undersigned at Silnl- inorsiile. P. E. I.

Dated at SIIIIIIIIPTSIIIG. P. E. I., 23rd day of _Novenlber, A. D.

3. For the Bock

rim casnnomrownouilamlu

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turea, Inc.

SYNOPSIS

At a first night performance in New York a beautiful young wo- man attracts attention by rising and leisurely surveying the nudi- ence through her glasses. Cluv- ering. u iicwspilpcr columnist. and his i1ousili. Dinwiddic. are pwrlicii- lariy interested. Dinwidilie ilociar- lug she ls the image of Mary Og- den. a belle of thiry years ago. who iind married a Count Zattiany. He. is convinced that this is Mary's (laughter. but all efforts to estab- lish her Identity prove futile.

CIBVPTIIIR finally manages to meet her. and she tells blin she ls the (‘ountcss Jnsof Ziiltlany. a cousin of Mary OgdenH-l and had nlarricd ii rclutivo of lliwry's bus- blind. (‘lavcrillg docs not believe her story und tolls her so.

As time goes on Ciaverlng realiz- es that he is in love with the mys- terious llladame Zatliany, whose first ilalno. hc learns. is Mary. He. (IPCIBPFH his passion and draws from hor tho admission of u recip- rocal warmth of feeling.

Mrs. Oglethorpe. having offered her box, Clavering invites Mary to attend the opera with him one ev- cning. Iler appearance there in the (lgletborpe box. regally gowncd and the synosure _0f all oyes. is sonic- whul in the nature of a challenge tc that forbidding Society which had she realizes the time has come to (lncstioned hcr crcdentia's, and "iear up the mystery. She promises (‘Iavoring she will reveal her secret to him the following Saturday night.

(‘Iaveriilgfs immediate act was to ililsli off a love-letter more impas- sioned than any he had ever dream- ed himself capable of writing. vow- ing that he was dazzled and fascin- ated. God knew, bill that he loved bcr with the love of his life and would nlarry her if she would have him. no matter what her revela- tions. And with what patience he could muster and with no grace whatever he would make no al- templ to see her until Saturday night. Butshe must believe that he loved her and she must write at once and tell him so. He could not axisl ‘throughout that interminable interval unless she wrote llilil ill

olto. iil It and blew a little cloud of smoke dainlily froili her mouth. Rnunlloyenl willl wonder, the other woiilzin watchcd her. Then Claire suddenly remembered.

“I'm so sorry." Sill‘ apologized prcltily. "You don't Ilko tho smell III HIIIIIIUL-“I roinoililloi" 0ll('.t'\ you said so lo lather."

Tho cigzlrellv was flung away. (‘liliri- sulllod down on tho couch iigliiil and wont on with Iicr wor- rii-s. Iiulhvr didn't like iilon lftlfll- iug zirouild l0 sci- hor~lloo butod liianciilg, but wouldn't Iluve licr plans-i» with othcr mon.

"lll- (loos is so Willi, (luni-i-il with inv ill Ibo this suininork"

Shr- wanti-il ii inolur cal". lion

14th George V. A. 0., 1923 THE CANADIAN CREDIT MEN'S TRUST ASSOCIATION LTD. (Maritime Division). Per F. J. E. Wright Representative for Prince Edward lllfllld. Authorized Trustee. 530-11-27.28.1st-3i.

In Reddetate of John Curran, late of Charlottetown in Queen's Coun- Iy in the said Province. deceased. twtnfie

By the Honourable A. Banner- man Warhurton Surrogate. Judge of Probate, &c., &c.,

T0 the Sheriff of the County of Blg Clearance Auction Queens County. or any Coilslahh- or literate person within said Sale County, --___ I

_ QR£ET|NQ;.__ AT nasu‘ iiolrai.'l'i'

VIFI-LERJZAS upon petition on tile of WI [of Charlottetown aforesaid. retired armor and Percy Landri iliu of . _

"hr/flowers stormed-g will §£'.'!-’l"‘.‘.'i'"ii.§iUiifflifiilb.riff?" ‘a’ “I "lork, the executors of the abovc I‘. E. I. (mly I); mill: no‘... 10$: (m? .- 3,“; gmhqtg’ praying ma; a (jjla. gifitjllfiemgst YIIFZIIIH ‘for mturkk-t couldlft afford it: sbc wunlcd n . i. (my be issued for mo, purpogg " __ "I'll? “ " From-h maid, Loo preform-d lb" b "izuter 3g: forth; Y0“ are n.9,...,§';"§‘.‘1.,“fl§“{,";$:d§: qéiumlifihjgngigi Irish gonnrul sorvliilt lhl-y Illfpllfly l hereby required to cite all per- 4

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reading the u.‘ ‘A . . . T ll ’ i; . A .1 "tam Curran I lflAh, III (‘ldtllll R lat

At too: ho

l (Felon-k S hil rp I I’0lI ntry

lovely dwelling Illllmfi and oiil- had; Loo hate-d lilo sort of clothes y, ,.‘._.,_,,| m the 6am ESQ,“ buildings. ovigmlnoking liillsbor- Sh‘; warm

'h Itivcl‘. be sold In block . . ' -rl sopesr before me at. a 2:51,.“ u, m." "Vic Just illsagreeil on every - purchaser. Usn all ‘ I so we quarrcled about

- Vourl to be held in the my stock of choice milk cows min. imint.

.,. in Charlottetown, in and to freshon shortly. 9 ill number. everything, What's thl; us of llv Qty, In the said rwv-'§.‘3i§1‘§'°or$§§“i'..’§-,,.?"QY"BQY ing to gcthor ii‘ we quarrel all the ._ii_._\- the twentieth day ord for quantity and quality stands time? "- W9" bell"! in ‘hi1 9911"‘

owl a; the first. Also 2 horses, 3 hrlfcrs, 5o try. Loo began to say that afiPr

.')'i;l0ck_ forenoom or R}:§9.2g9g“gl§tfkj;h‘7oo lzzdlgapbiedralrillgll; all the simple life on tho farm

v.1 Show cause if any l_r;bnmdflrq' ML“: an‘ 8w ';arm_ was best. that going to bed early

‘he! accounts of the in}; lmpléélenta consign-n‘; m, and (itoing nlsoful work an: Ilfiifllfll-

M‘. not be 556d ‘ mg o (u sermons-m , wc . i-Iosed as prayfil forjéig ll.'}.°.§¢iiv."lffl§“§§§ ..‘,,“,',°Z,Z,,S.1f,? \l'liat's the use‘! You'll never un.

~ .-.-y and on Motion 01",,“ o; 25 15m, hay. quantity Bum“; dcrstand. you're old-fashioned. ".1 lsnnon Proctor for the 200 hushsls mixed grain, 40 bushels 80's Luther. He should have been 11618 l-IIYIJIDS and H" a minister. as his father wnnled

other articles not mentioned.

Petitioner. And I do hereby when 5 0 bu” . -' "l?" a "I19 CODY 116760? hi" Sulc Positive. No reserve. If stormy “l?” “O fluid m"! narrmvf.

in, hwllhblpuggghied in mum news. 2.. ligmluyayéctyregawlzar tgiygeupqfiylgg '1' dntll l. uliilortiltililil. lmdoltfl pnpgr p“ 5 n glm-rmtieiom. 5m . new. o 1; wail. (I uni ors uni. gl ‘s aforesaid. ($1168 in each week for at iéi'l3ll,,,j,l,lfxw“'}fnp"_e p‘““‘"“'_"“' “m” right and wrong is WFOIIIL" least four consecutive weeks from Terms hr farm at Ilfllt‘ of HIOPII. "And I'm wrong." (‘lnirc (Hemis- fljg date hgmof and that 3 "up ctr. l2 months rm all sums ovcl‘ soil ii with Ii lillle motion of |II‘I‘ cum, herguf be far-tum", floated l." $120!". 5L 113i; Bani-l (lilfvlftqfiffifig-rp shoulders hcr pretty. Iiluinp shoul- 1119 TQIIUWIBIE public Illaccs respec- ‘ a “ i’ a ' ‘ ' (Ii-rs witli Ihu ligllt wlvot (irons nv lively. namely. in the hall of tho PATRICK nillrlrv. or llwm. ll was sixth an attrac-

Hmme in Chamimmwn EM"- WYWIIU’ live (iriiss~lhough Mrs. Talbot 5|-°-|-e,a|d_ a; or m,“ the City J- 5- "‘"‘U0N“"" "“'""""' said afterward to Alily that "sill-

Weigh Scales and at. or near the. Bank of Nova Scotia both in Char lottetown aforesaid so that all per- sons interested in the said Estate as aforesaid may have due notice‘ thereof.

Given under my Hand and the Seal of the said (lourt. this tif- teenth day of November A. I)., 1923 in the fourteenth year of His Maj-

esty's reign. - - . Elreniivi- Monday. Dec. 3rd. No. (Md-l A- 5- WARBURTON. 4 train shown in Time table as Judge of Probate leaving Tignleh nt 10. a. m. will |(‘fl\'l' at 7.30 a. nl. and flrrivfl Bi Sllllllllflffllflt‘ at 10.40 a. m. instead of 1.10 p. m.

Train No. 211 will leave Summer- side at 1.00 p. m. instead of 12.30 and arrive al Tlgnlsh at 6.40 p. m. instead of 6.10 DISTRICT RASSENGER AGENTS OFFICE.

it sbovlvcd bar off so." Which was

IlllGIlIllS WANTED In IIPEIIATE

lloz Tellsblilovéo Lydia

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smimiil. $5.’... J 0.353.": hfuskegon, Michi am-"After doe-

toring for eightor n ne yearswith d‘ -

ferent physio ns without any relief

Canadian ‘ National Railways

CHANGE IN TRAIN SERVICE BETWEEN SUMMERSIDE G. TIGNISH.

885-11-20-4 Tues.

QAAQQQQ For Fire Insurance Goneult H. M. SIMPSON x

156 Richmond Street. t

"m" m J‘ 51141-21101,

[final Sailings S S. Canadian Sapper From Charlottetown this Season

The following sailings have been arranged namely- FROM MONTREAL FROM CHAIILOTTETOWN Maoul October Nth About October 24th About November 6th About November 8th

This Iteamer will return here from st. John's. Newfoundland show D003‘)? 5th to load live stock and general cimzo for 8t. John's, New ihpdiald direct. Al ehe will have no freight on board when arriviln III on thh trip. her full capacity will he available for cargo from

ent pa ere where some women had Itlifflffitrjllll ael did and got well and etrongagain by taking the Ve ta . "‘°°“‘°.l"i’.'i°°"i a a i hed the mo. sn ore a n e fourth bottle I was much better, the weakness skipped and the severe $3; ‘firiliafilffiilfi; eilméiiii aim in ‘me ‘freeway!’ lieidiodes. I n: et n e e m un and give It all “I? raiseP-pglrl. NILLII QUILLON, 1 Morris 8L, lluaitegon, Mich.

“at” ha" requiring space on Otealner sailing from Montreal oi- ‘eve-dates are . nested to book eonee before meme? ""1 "W easier

might as w(-ll liilve not hu(l it on;

once that she bolinved iii the exist- ence and tho indissolubility of that lboild. and that be had [given berilli- highest and (Ieepcst and most pas- sionate ln\'e of which man was cap- ilble, anil which no “LOIIIIIII but she [could inspire. for no woman "like ‘hor hil(l ovor lived. l-Io dared not road it nvor. Ho bad ini-vvr lot hiinscli’ go before. and be hnd writ-ton lilo lunch for priill. not. lo bi- soIf-coilscious and critical ol‘ I‘\'I'II a lovo-li-Itcr Intcndcil only for (zouvilrdant cyos. Novortbclcss. ho lwus znvarr» rven In his oxcilcmonl that tho more rockloss it was tho sllrcr its effect. No odltcd lovcdct- 'i~r (in-r yol bit. Il.s_ mark. (Iic ro- mPullii-ri-(I Pflflllllrfi love-letters. however. and ilovolilly Iiopcd his own would iiovcr sr-(l lllt‘. lighlJ The wailor EIIIPTPII at. Ihr nlonlonl. rind ho gave him tbi- nlissivo. hast- ily aildrcssod and soalnll, undilsk “(l him to tcll the "desk" l.o send il immediately and givo lho boy or- ders -to wait for an answer.

He (lrank his coffee, but all! noth- ing. Nor (li(i ho open Ills newspa- pers. lie strode up an(l (iown his rooms or stood ill the window watching the hurrying throngs. tho lumbering green basses. the thous-

Fifth Avenue. Tbcy wi-rc as unreal as a cinema. Hc had tho delusion. common to lovers. that Earth was- inhnbited by two people only —thai brief extension of the soul which in its common acceptance of illornnl loneliness looks outnpoll the world as upon a projected vision Ill which no rcality exists. for liian thn dream- er is blit n droaln Iillnsclf. Phan- lasnlagorill!

bor way of describing a frock llludo to acccntnlitc all the pretty cilrvvs of tho wearer's figure.

Mrs. Talbot wont away with stony (lisapproval stniupcd on cvory feature of her face. Ilulhcr. according to (INIOTR. awaited her on the street. to take hcr home. They walkol along. while ho pointed out. isonie of the "sights"~ hul sbc (lid not want to ace the cily.

"We'll got-home for tea." be said. turning Into another. quiol- er street. "We have that instead of luncheon. since we breakfast late on Sunday."

“Teii" to Mrs. Talbot meant the evening ineal——‘ sometimes known as snpper——wbicli followed the heavy cooked midday (iinner. Al 5 o'clock they reached the apart-- lncnt and opened the living rounl door. The place was filed with smoke. Three young men rose as they entere(I——Dlck an(l two strange figures. They were all smoking cigarettes. sal Amy. behind a lea tray. In her hand was a cigarette also. In one corner. a book in her lap. sat Jana-she too was smoking. An ash tray and a cup of lea were on the table by her.

In shock. the little ol(i woman stood still, gazing from one to the

Tom arrow-Moro Shocks

SHOT KENTUOKV . OFFICIALS DEAD

IIARIIOIIIIVILLE. Ky_, Nov. 26. Sheriff Foster Mesller. were killed

and Daniel Alien. a deputy. was seriously wounded when shot down

with ‘ " Watch‘ for the screen version p. with Corinne ‘Griffith as Count sag Zattlany.

and automobiles and taxis over on I

In a big chair ~ I

other of her smazlnr; daughters." ,

»—Jaller Charles West and Deputy

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concrete mass of New York. As dusk fell. lights in those high build- Inga began to appear. first Interinlt- tently, then as long necklaces of briillents strung against the sky. Silence fell on the Park. Clavering walked until he could ’ Flret i“ ' Plfl- walk no farther. then took a bus at dug“ by Fr-nk Lloyd One Hundred a|i(I Tonlh Slreetvfor Clarenlont. When he reiiclicd tlm restaurant be could think. of only H- =la=~~l M ""- uwr 1355i‘. i'.'lf?-...lf.'.'fi'i’...'.i’.?.l"?i'iliIi§"i§ time be passed It. it sscmcd ill- get any o! them on we ‘Blephone credible that mere inI-lnti-s wv-rc resigned himself w a solitary ‘my pmmmg‘ m" she was mprflr"l' nor. But still restless. he wandered She kept iiiili III silspwllse hilt thil'- m," m a window and stared out Iy-Ilvi» rzillntcs. Tllcuiogniiilgiir boy acronym‘, Hudson at "w dark PHL <|,;|l‘|'ll at tho cvlobratoil ionrilnlisl, made! b“ the oppmme Show. Bum» with whoseappcilriinco in‘ was r(-:l “him ‘mm at anchor. for the", had been no ice In the liudsoil this winter, nil(i u steamboat with its lIOlIDIf‘ chain of lights swam grace- fully up tho river. ’i'iie COIIIVIVIIIIUI‘ stars winked down lndlifcrciitiy upon sec-thing human ilenrts.

soililbly familiar. as if rcgardlilg SI phase of inasi-iliiili- aberration willl which be was t_‘\'l‘ll IIIUI‘? filniillar. He grinned sjvinpailietrillllx and (‘lavcring was not too distraught to (lvtect the pollll of vicw of thi- yoliilg philosopher. H" had bs-ril runniligllis hands through his hnir and no doubt his eyes wero inject- ed wth blood. lie told hlni to wail. and wont into his bedroom. But the nolc was brief and required no answl-r. "I buliuvi- you." Thu‘ was all. and it was cnough. He gavc tlic astonished philosopher a ilvc-dilllzlr bill; an iintomiltic Anl- lllarmola Prescription Tablets, those lilllf"l...“.‘i.'ill l‘.‘Z‘."i.'i?.i"'.€i.'i‘li?‘}iT :‘".'."$.':..'"":,";;L".:,'"."~ ,...‘.' ..'.".:.,;.";.- ~ on —¢- 0 ’ _ had barcly skimmed; faded Illto ili- g

and for one dollar. which ls the significance for the moment beforo

Are You ‘Fat? Just Try This?

Thousands of ovcrfat people have become slim by following the ad- rloo of doctors who recommend

price the livorld ovor. procure a box the outstanding confession that she ‘c’;n"';'é::r:a'g3; §.{,e",',°'§§“§1§,,d§;,’; really loved him. But they loonledpryce m ‘he Mgrmnlg (70,, 4512 larger and larger. more and more Woodward Ava, Detroit. Mil-h. They; puzzling and oiniilons. as be read 69'1"" "gtdlrlc-‘qagaflaltlziflilégigloi:Itlmu: . .,. ITPIIIOIFII’ e t

and reitaillbenl. Finally be thrust and leave no unpleaunl "mum

the pages lnlo his (Icsk and wont

[he first met her eyes, and once or

The juicy, flavory leaves of theIORKANCE PEKOE QUALITY hardly ten day; old when plucked. ' '

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Ilo still refused to IlllllIIilhflllllBII-IIGI‘ invasion since the rccolpl o; source of ills uneuisiilcss was ihat| her cryptic letter. 1~Ie was the more revolution set for Saturday night] uneasy as she seemed fur mo", Nothing but death could halt hlsvcertain of Mrs. Oglethorpe um, 0| marriage with this woman. forsho himself. hursclf bun uncquiroczilly stiitcdl (To be Continued) that after Saturday illglit tho filturi: _____m._

wiuilil be ill his Illllltlll. His! M I

Her sec-rot’! Nol Illill silo bud Il-III-I

lovers, for Ilia hail i

fact already. uild for iin the piist

hiid ci-ased Io exist. f-Ier husband _

was iload. Nothing ciao muttered. Cafgfl arrlved t0day~ Nevertheless. the vague prcscleilt _ chill hc ilad oxpcrioncul the night - 001181‘ ' _UIli0n twice since. accompanicil as it wasigac? Délllcheons by a curious sense that juel below es a |

his CGunLIOllSneBhi lay the key LOihIl q“ y or extra mystery. rattling now and again, fancy-

blit sinking (lecper GVIIFY limo ho -

lundo i1 dart lit it. hiid (loiled fdr-i I .

out fora tramp. ' XXIV.

' It was a cold brigiit day. The i(:(- on the trees of Central Park was a dinmoilil Iridosccilce. Nnrse-nlaiils were leading children. bits (if muf- fled wealth, along the alloys. Hors es pounded on tllc bridle paths. Automobiles ailil taxis. that must have lookcd lo the airmail above like ilinlliess black planes drifting in Zl-UITSIZII soa, were carrying peo-