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Man’: In Canada by TH’! Q TURNBULL CO. of GALT, LTD.

NOTICE

The annual meeting of the Abeg- Welt Athletic Association will be held in the Board of ’I‘r;\de Rooms on Thursday, November 14th at 8 p, m. Everybody invited.

CHAS. D. STEWART. Secretary. 9665-41

.9”? 7 DIALS

MYsTERY

- By Agatha Christie

INQUIRIES AT CHlMNEYs v

Bundle's temperament, was cer-

tainly not inherited from her father, whose prevailing character- istic was a wholly amiable inertiap iAs Brill Etversleigli had very justly re- i [min-lied. the grass never did grow [under Bundles feet.

l On the morning following her din- i [HGT with Bill, Bundle woke full of renergy. she had three distinct plans‘ ‘which she meant to put into opera-[ [l-iOn that day. and she realized that‘ [she was izfllng to be slightly hamper- ved by the limits of time and space.

[ Fortunately she did not suffer from l [the affliction of Gerrry Wade, Ronny [ [Devcreux and Jimmy ‘Phesiger-that‘ of not being able to get lip in the,‘ [mornliig. Sir Oswald Coote himselfi would have had no fault to fin?! vrith her on the score of early rising. Ati half-past 8 Bundle ha.d break- fasted and was on her way to Chim- heys in the I-llspano.

Her father- seemed mildly pleased

tosee her.

"I never know when you're going [to turn up. but this will save me ring- l [ing." he said. "ivl-iich I hate. Colonel [Mclrose was here yesterday about the l [inquest."

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‘sulmuolvan 'ro rm: mqvasm Colonel Melrose was Chief Con[ =iible of the county and an old friend; Jl Lord Caterham. ; “You mean the inquest on Ronny; Devereux? When is it to be?“ "TOIXIOTTKNV. Twelve o'clock, l\lel-‘

‘rhe body, you'll have to give evi- dence, but he said you needn't be at all alarmed." .

"Why on earth should I be 818ml- ed?"

"Well you know." said Lord Cater- ham apblogetlcally, "Melrose is a bit old-fashioned."

“Twelce o'clock," said Bundle.

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rose will call for you. Having found

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Health-Robbin! vibr- __.___..

Mrs. Michael Coulis. Iillaioo Station. (hit, writs; ’ , fluv- "among-v u. and v-"Qfiléu ' “F” Sick headaches that eouio back on you time after-time will yield to’ "Fruit-a. lives". ldra. Coulis is only one of thou. lauds who have discoveredthls. .“Fruig. a-tives" is a natural medicine, intensified fresh fruit juices combined with the finest medicinal ingredients. alway: relies-u. Iky it today. i

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“The- straln- of modern life-as ~ the newspapers says-j .

"which reminds movthat [George Lomax asked me to come over to the Abbey next week. I refused of course." _

"Quite right," aaid~Bundle.. "We don't want youmiired up in gny funny business!" .

"Is there going lo be any funny business?" asked Lord - Caterharn with a. sudden awakening of interest.

"Well-warning letters and all that, you know." said Bundle.

"Perhaps G_eor_ge_ is going to be as- sassinatedf said Lord Caterham hopefully. ,"Wl1at do you think. Bundle-perhaps I'd better go after all."

"You curb your bloodthirsty iri- stincts and stay quletlyjat home." said Bundle. “I'm goiiiglto tall; to Mr. Howell."

CBECKWG UP

Mrs. Howell was tliehousekeeper that dignified, creaking lady_ who had struck such terror, to the heart of Lady Coote. She hadno terrors for

[Bundle whom, indeed. she always

called Miss Bundle, a. relic ,of the days when Bundle had stayed at chimneys, a long-legged, impish lchild. before her father had suc- ‘ceeded to the title. .

“Now, Howelly," said Bundle. "let's [have a cup of rich coma‘ together, ,:ind let me hear all the household [newsP ' h

She gleaned what she wanted

without much difficulty, making mental notes as follows: - "

l‘ she stopped dead, staring at the

taken particulr notice of him with- out seeming to do so. Approntly he was. the perfect servant, well irained, with an expresslonlm face. H9 hid- Pelhflpl. I more aoldierly bearing than most footmen and there was something o. little odd about the shape of the back of his head.

But "these details, as Bundle realized. were hardly relevant to tho situation. she sat frowning down at the blotting paper in front of her. She had a pencil in her hand and was idly tracing the name Bower over and over again. _

Suddenly an idea struck her and

word. Then she summoned Tredweil once more.

"Tredweil, how is the name Bower spelt?"

"B-A-U-E-R, my lady." _

"That's not. an English name."

“I believe he is of Swiss extraction. my lady."

“Oh! ‘Pilot's all Tredwell, thank you." -- . Swiss extraction? No. German! That martial carriage, that flat back to the head. And he hd come to Chimneys fortniglitbeiore Gerry Wade's death.

Bundle arose to her-feet. She had done all she could hole. Now to get on with things! She-went in search of her father.

TorBe Continued Tomorrow

V/ild pa... , OFP. Island v

In concluding this list, the write:'[ gratefully acknowledges hls-obligaq tlon to Prof. Herbert Groh, of Otta- wa, Mr. Harold Messervy of Charlot- tetown._and Mr. R. R. Hurst. plant pathologist at the Eikperimental Farm ‘in that city. for their valued contri- butions. By their researches, the number of plants given in Mac- Swains list as 414, has been augment- ed so that"547 species have been no- ticed in the list just concluded.

Besides other flowering plants which may bo added in the future, there are the great groups of the Club- mossesflnd Masses proper; the Liv-

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Grade viz-i llhriorie Puiubt: I Gertrude Planet: a Amy M1101"-

1 1 t girls-doesn't seem much there. New weedshand the mvigi, to which the "H€ev1:1y°"u“r;y “u” w am c m e [third housemald-lhead l-iousemaldh attention o! students of Botany may n“ '3 a "e H niece That sounds all rllht- HOW- be directed. .. 1d B di . ' - - . . , 4 o” “ever km“ _ m u“ e [elly seems to have bullied Lid? It may be repeated. for the sake of Honor m“ October: mm! Mung“. Bridge,’ Mommh; 3 and, m___1 M”; 33ml”; | ___ __ ooote a good deal. she would. those readers who did not preserve and x_l' Mary wamr m“) Geraldine Pam,” Axum "m; 3 Lily 3351M, —— ~—" u; never thought the day‘ would thevflrst of these articles. that the Momef 3 Bu“ Mcumn’, ‘anew Grgdgvpq A. Evangeline Panuei Grade 11-1 Edna Paquet; arm. [come when I should sac Cr- nurnbe s iii-parentheses refer to the Kenn . ' m1“), m; g m; pools; 3 Adele “we, Massey; 3 Mary Ella Calm-i- waiered, fine buildings. Telephone in inhabited by strangers, Miss Bun- pages-of Gray's Manual of Botany, Gun‘ ' Ix_1 Genevievlnqmt, a 0mm,“ _ . house. " - - f die." ' ' l‘ seventh-and latest-edition. _ ' ' _ ' . 3 mm‘ . “jg 1L Inweftlefl '"'"=‘*- °“""K t" m‘ ’ ' "Oh! one must- go with-the tirnM." r A few'of - the plants taken from “"5"” “y” '~ a mm Mus-um; 1 fimrbiilfmlém- M ‘h’ a Dar mm hum‘ barn“ fgsggg‘ Psgarm [said Bundle “You'll be lucky, How- Balifs list are perhaps to be referred and: VIII-Aline!” gym.‘ A h “we” ' pg,,,m,1d,[ filly l! YOU 118V" 5" "5 wnverwd to other species than those named; __ into desirable flit! W “h? "L" °1 on the other hand. some plants are superb pleasure around-t" ' given by Bain (and corroborated by Mrs- HOW“ Ahivtwd 111 4°“! h“ the writer), which do hotflnd aplace [reactionary aristocratic spine. m Macswavn-s “at __B_H_ [ "I've never, seen _ Sir_ Oswald _ ‘

' Iran excellent dairy farm in Mer- maid, Lot (S, ‘I miles from Charlotte- oown, near churches, schools and rail- way station, containing 185 acres, 125

. under cultivation, balance wood and good timber, extra well fenced and

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her wits about hes-she has noth-

[ ing else to protect her from the cold."

Glide I-i PlllLR-Fll-ii 3 Patridl,

- ,[ [r I ofler for sale my farm at Hazel 1_ Grove containing 150 ai-rcs,~1l5 clear.‘ f.

balance soft and hard wood. Goodl ' harm 60 x 40 with under ground stab-[ J les with water supply. Large dwcllihgi‘ diouse in good repair. Never failing[ gtream of water flows through centre I of farm. One rnlle from Churches and[ Station, Excellent apple orchard and‘ garage. Apply [ FRANK BAGNALL, Hunter River. l 0830-11-9-31. ___________ .

. [Professional Cards =

Prohibition Commission

[ _ . [H its theSpot As a Quick Relief

for COUGHS COLDS GROUP BRONCHITIS, Etc. there is nothing like

had not been liked by his Ital!- "Of courseJt/was Batoman [who saw to everything," continued the housekeoper._ . 4 W“ y "A vei-ry efiicient gentleman. Avery ‘efficient gentleman indeed, and one who knew the way things plllht to ‘be done." [ Bundle led the tin to the topic of Gerald Wade's death. Mrs. Howell was only too _willing to talk about it, and was full of Dltflfll- 91mm‘ tions about the poor young gentle- ‘man, but Bundle 8193594 mlulmf new. Presently she wok - leave of [Mrs Howell and came downstairs iagain. where the-promptly rm: 101' [Ire-dwell

F“ ‘Ivan... egqwwawn “u.

. "Tredwell, when did Alfred leave?" “It would be about s. monthlllo

‘now, my lad?" _

“Why did he leavel" "It was by his own wLih. my-ludr-

Chairman, Mr. GEORGE E. BROWN, l s“; y,,_ M" h“ n, uncanny MBFEIW, P- l5- l- l way with men. Send all information regarding ln- He: I can't agree with you. She

_ Was in Bed All Summer “"1 have (Oiilblkifllhl uoremd

Dr. Chase’s

fractious of Prohibition Act to the canned mo. Ibovo - . Or To of Linseed and Turpentine ‘ 35 and 75 Ceuta a Bottle

[Get [them all at your door

Chief Inspector B. J. Haywood

' 7s Dnrchelter Street. Charl0ttei/0WIL[

Phone 709 9l01-ll-1fl-1yr. 1€C

I believe he has zone in 141mm- 1 - was not dissatisfied with hlrn in any ' "—' way. I think you will find thenew iboiman. John. very iotiiracipriqlis

do rny own housework, coo, and I got nervous and run-downand wuin bod nearly all aurunienThz least noise would make me nervous. I was told

in ‘the Home Assortment Carton

Jflllllflll llaniiurv.fl*"' to ab. is works!“ s» i» . . ,-.__ " xflrxezxlanxlom to ‘we slusflcflon“ to take Lydia E. Pinkhainn Vega» _ _ table Compound and I have taken seven botdn. it l-iu made m: urong- er and put more color into my face. FOESRIAIIT$OINSBTJ$§I PligTlI-IL- “when d1 d he mm mm,“ l am looking after my ltore and - - - - ' houocw L and my four children

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Sealed tenders, addressed to the[ He Hhmhsctilmt 1:‘ wngf-lmrd and l am gettlnfalong nlgdy gay," ’ ’_ned, and marked on the out- lady‘ e -—Mr1. L-Molin, R. R. No. 5, amt»

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Here are the six Edison MAZDA 4 lamps you need most, brought to your - [ own door in a convenient package - all a for $1.83.

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l BARRSTER, SOLICITUR, ETC. TENDERS IQWER OR "BAUER"

MONEY T0 LOAN uierou Block, Charlottetown. P.E.l.

Six Selected Mazda Lamps - ' "

There are three 40-watt, two 60-w'ati., and one 100 watts iarnpsin this Home As- sortment Carton. All of them are tho

J. A. BENTLEY W. E. BENTLEY, K. U. Banister and Atiorney-at-Law . Olfice: 180 Richmond Street . MONEY T0 LOAN i" ' Charlottetown, l’. E. l.

"y"; my w", on", “n, m, m, E. 1.," will be .ecclved up 1012.00 she was remembering l-hM 147"! amount be money | have to m. o'clock. noon. Frldav- Nflvflnber 15"!- Mount Vernon was at present 0h I» “my 1929. Plans and specifications may be] shooting tflp m E”; Am“,

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the offices of the Regional Chief En- gineer, Moncton, N. B. ; the Division Engineer, Charlottetown, P. E. l; the Building Engineer, Halifax, N. 5., and the Terminal Agent, Saint John, H.3-

A set of plans and specifications may he obtained on loan from the Regional Chief Engineer, Monctou, if request is accompanied by n certified cheque on a chartered bank of Can- ada, payable to the Treasurer, Canad- ian National Railways, for the amount of 850.00, which will be re- funded If the‘ plans and specifications are returned in good condition within ten days after the Contract has been

seen and form of tender obtained at “Wham h“ “M, nun,’ Mweuf"

"Bower, my 1'43’?

Tredwell paused for a minuln-m‘ two and then seeing that Bundle 1M limited. ho quietly Ml- l-h} '°°"'- gqndle remained lost in ohm!!!"- John had opened the dwr l" h" on her arrival that any. and she h"

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l r onrlnltriacted to nu bye-onus Auction on the promises on Saturday

the Sixteenth day ‘of November, A.

new inside frosted Mazda lamps. Order one or more cartons- enough to fill all empty sockets and to replace all burned out lamps; Then keep some extra ones on hand for emergencies.

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0.1m," nut hour of us o'clock __>___ p m. [tho hrnrof tho ‘Into John - , Kiolly. at ltoolwoo coinprklnpll- ‘lflfelllbloolllije ofhoultiyahtiou. g i \ school and airman. . 4 ' - 15A. ubeooruno. . A. m.

v ‘ ‘ j ‘ ‘ let. ‘lendororg will be required to mo“, Al” lnhnlo. " : inbuilt with fender, n security (lepoalt, equal to l0 per cent of the amount of[ tho tender, in the form called for in

[ the Instructions for Trailering. u. “than; “n” [ The lowest to; any tender not new‘ ‘

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