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AUCTION SALE

_ I am Instructed by the Adminis- trutrix of u» Estate of the late Q-Austin J. lllncNt-ill 01' Stanley 3 Bridge. P. E. l.. to sell by Public {Auction on Wednesday, the 25th wrlay of October. 1931. at 1 o'clock "' l’. 01.. the following stock, imple- ments, etc. viz:-

STOCK" - mares. 2 horses, 0

‘v mileh eons. 2 dry cow's, 0 young eat- fle. nnd 5 calves, 1 ram. G slllttp and ;_ 2 lambs. IBIPIJLUENTS: - Binder, llay ltfower. Rake. llny Louder, Gas linginc, Crusher. Truck tVagon and Box, 2 Carts. Roller, (‘ream Separ- , ntnr, ‘fhresher, Shaker and Cleaner, _. Fnnners, 2 Wood Sleiclts, 1 Light .. Sleigh, 1 (‘ireular S. and Frame, l

Vise, GTiTKlSlOIIC, 1 Flour Fcnlcs. l ." Pulper. (‘rn\\'b:\r, lluy Fork. Rope

and Blur-ks, 1-3 share in ‘Turnip Drill. Wire Strelehers, llarrnrvs, _ Plnughs, Shovels, Forks. Harness. etc. (‘ROI’:-lln_v, Straw. Shingles, (lnts.ete.

TERMS OF SAl.E:-All sums of ~ $10.00 and umler (‘A811, over $10.00 twelve months credit on approved hint note. lowing fine fill)‘. I will nth-r for sale the lztnrl of w the lllil‘ .-\u~tin J. llilcNcill consist- lury; of two separate forms ni‘ 93 and l5 ncros respectively both with good ._ wnnrl laud thereon. Terms made uiown at sale. _ ' ll. F. SIORRISON. j Auctioneer. Tml-lu-iO-lllelhursntLli.

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(Continued)

"Troubles came all together. M)‘ Iaitltsr died. I went to him at the last‘my stepmother could not pre- vent. I won't I can't now—tell you all about that. But I knew that lxc loved me: and that if I hadn't

nnude a wrong headed little fool

cf my self by eloping with Martin lynne-nm-‘d have found n way in was vezjv ill—typhold fever. Near- W35 vm-y ill—iyphOld fever. N near- ly died. kitrthi stayed by. My fath- er had nmdv a. codicll to his will a wucuth before his death. He left me tru thousand dollars. Some of that was needed to pay our debts. .

"Vilhexl I was butter Martin and I talked it all over. There was no 11:12 of slaying in Providence. He wanted to go West and start again —honestly I gave him half my money, He was t0 get settled and send for me, I was in on con- dition to travel. I got my strength hack very slowly. I had much time to myself—I tvas very, very lonely.

a. state as I was then. and having been so near death-you see things more clearly‘. I had been greatly

spite my stepmother as for

man. But I loved him enough. He'd

me. That's a great deal lsrPt it? And I could show him the right;

never would. He. didn't see right

boy doscnl. I won't. pretend to you. Robert, that I didn't have mo- ments when I was tempted to leave him. But I knew that if I did I could never be happy. I should al- ways be thinking of him out in the world, with no one to take care of--of his soul. That's what it comes down to, Robert. Saving his scul. At bottom, you know, I'm religious. - . .

She paused; her eyes, great and tcnclcr with shadow of 01d suffer. ing, clutched mine and scemgd to plead for approval. I could not with hold it. '

"I see you believe all this, con- ‘stancci’ I said.

“Ii- “115 my 10b. My job for life. H9 “PM 10 WYOmiIIg-last summer. He wrote now and then. I wrote constantly. He was doing “i011, he said. Business. He \vasn’t very defin- ite nbout the business. In the wint- er hc moved to Denver. I addreged him through the general delivery. I Wfvic that I was coming to him in i119 Spring. He advised me to wait fllflille- Said he wasn't quitesettlcd. But I knew the longer I waited the

salaried. I wrote to say when 1 W111i! MTive. He wasn't waiting at the station. . . .

"Cine 0f Martin's notes to me was on thc letterhead of the Can- yon 1101150 in Denver. It's a. hotel 49ml by llv: railroad station. Not o. very pleasant, place. He had gone to Cottonwood o month before. I ‘asked the clerk what Maxwell had

done for a living 1n Denvrm He lrrnllcd that. l "So I started for Cottonwood.

You know the rest—" Constance drcippcd he; eyes ‘her Cltlsncd hand;

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ted and announced -that.i.lccy..\villi " ‘ hay only (inc-half of this year's _ I 63mm“ hf“? said an this i‘) county taxes. ‘Iiuyv 511;.‘ they N“ if I mm“ been thrwsh-

what llflppcnrd ma...“ Even u things had gOIltl-—-hhpplly—lf may; had been possible-J would have ccn n long time bringing my5g1f__ W 53y this. But when I looked at you first-I knew. I knew you we're

And I suppose when you're in such {back t0 the claim. I wanted to go

to blame. I Ian away with him toipcmtea hotly. any; other renson. I didn't really loveltheless. Mrs. Barnaby told me this him as I might have loved-a good‘

iihe “glance committee" she's the as it can,‘ she said. “Look, Robert,_ never once been harsh or cruel lSOcnIy person I've ever taken into my rm going to make you he down on

way. I'd prove that. He had neverlrest. I found they'd killed three ‘grown up, on one side of him andimen at Forty-RM, 511d had tWO in

.. .. - l and wrong clearly-Just as a littleflfhrough the side window I sow can“ Her much, whlch

harder it would be. In the spring I‘

wen me story. 'I'hen he'd come down to me. And we'd go way together. 1r I wanted to go away. And I did. 51h hurt, but I did. I was afrlad- zwith you in Cottonwood. Robert. I yuskcd to go up and stay with him lat Forty-Rod. But he wouldn't have that. ‘n. said the place was too irough. He asked me not to tell any- ione {or the present, that I had B ‘husband here. Just let things stand ins they were-for three weeks. I isald: ‘Martin. you've gone wrons

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again!‘ He laughed and said: ‘Not .very.' i "And I came homd, and did let ithlngs stand as they were. It was ‘only three weeks, after all. And I would see y0u—and then no more. “Last night he came to the tent- Came, he said, Just because he ‘wamed to see me. He had been int-inking. That isn't one of his vices. iusuolly. n. said that minus were going wonderfully. He'd be ready in 'two or three days to take me uwfly- I made him promise t0 80 straiflm

"That's good," she said. "Not the par-l; about. me-but about you. It 1s you a5 I'd like you to be." Then she smiled almost like her old self in .her merry moods. Can't; we for- get this morning-for o. moment’! And oh. Robert, you are so tlredl You've had a dreadful, dreadful night and day! You must sleep now."

“Sleep? I said. ‘When I have B. few hours with you and may not see you for years!" But even as I spoke a rush of inner drowslnes made insincere my words . Constance looked outside. The tentflaps gaped wide, making vis- ible this rude apartment to all the world.

‘This camp doubtless. thinks a- bout as scandalously of you and me

fwun him w his horse. He objected to that. But he promised-f’ “And broke his promise!" I inter-

“I think he intended t0, never‘

,moming-about the robbery and.

confidence, and she not very far. my bed},

Pmbably Sh“ guessed some o’ the Had I been myself. I should have protested. As it was, I yielded like a sleepy child. She wet a towel,

eian'm mmg‘ I went to the jaimwashed l“? face. She loosened my

normally; roused every fibre. in me, was now- heavenly soothing. She held my shoulders as I stretched out my ‘ , l" I ‘d aching muscles on the white sheet-' ‘N0’ u’ wasnt a1‘ 5a Tcounterpane; she knelt beside me,‘ "Haven't you had encfugh’ “i” holdlnz and patting my hand. Oncci Stance? Y“ surely dont h°pe— she looked swiftly out of doorsm H" eyes lifted Somberly to mine then bent and kissed my forehead.‘ as ‘ihe interrupted: I raised my other hand to embrace “Klhrtiyniiftsgifizgeg oltwiigm Izgfiher, but she pill: ll; gently back

ve — - ' A“ I know is that I am m“ the . . . . I was gone. . . . -

A 1lght shone in my face. I i" °h““fielg‘°lh*i;ls“t“‘golilxt Li“! sprang up sitting. Twilight without-i ave 9. G a “-

Mrs. Barnaby shading an oil lamp

try to find hlmhgrgdiswllzenl: with h" ham l

fimjtteniggcs My money i’; m“ “Seven o'clock!" said Mrs. Barn- oo - - A

1y gone. I shall be poor. Perhaps-

Martln. I appealed to you. And you saved ‘me. That's all. I think?

Her shoulders, held so proudly erect, drooped now.

aby. “Your boss has been lockin’ over the hull comp for you. Says he's wanted at town nleetln‘ and you've got to gel: out the P8P"- though why it should get out»—"

"Where's Constance — Mrs. Deane?” I asked. "Her? Oh, she book the two

nclock stage to Denver. manwfsne tell she was goln’ to?" (To Be Continued)

Russia Makes Cotton Talkie

A talking picture dealing with the cultivation of cotton, and entitled "Far Away to the East," ls being made in Central Asia by a Russian film company. It will be Russia's first sound film made by a portable apparatus, and will be completed shortly.

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Notice ls hereby given that a qpeclal general meeting of the Three Rivers Sliver Black For Company Ltd, will be held in the Odd Fel- lows’ Hull, Montague, on Monday. November 16th, 1931, at 7.30 l’. M. for thc purpose of passing the fol- lowing reaolutlcnz-That the nec- essary step be taken to wind up tho business of the Three Rivera Silver Black Fox Compan Ltd. under the provisions of the Jolun‘ y Wlnd-_ lng Up Act." and that the business of the said Company he wound up accordingly, and for the purpose of appointing a llquidator or liquida- tors for such winding up.

Dated October 21st, 1081.

GEO. A. POOLE, a ldent. D. J. STEWART, Secretary-Treasurer. 9569-10-24-1l-7-14-3l.

he will go to jail. And I shall be a convicts wife. But, Robert, what would you think of a woman who abandoned her child just because l1; was idiotic or crippled or vicious? Yd be doing the same think. More. 11 I should get a common divorce and marry you, it would be to me as though we had conspired to kill him and get him out of the way."

Her eyes, until now so dry and solemnly thoughtful, welled for an ‘instant with tears. But she checked them as by effort, 0t the will.

“It is your soul I have been lov- ing all this tune, Constance," I said, "and I cannot deny your soul. :1 think you will mu, because 1 ‘think you are trying something which cannot succeed. And then I will come to you again. Flor I shall never love anyone else. He may have you. but you are always mine." "Yes. ROMP“. always!" she said. "You must promise me that if the time comes when I may help clean- ly-you will let me."

"I promise. What are you going to do. Robert?"

"I shall stay here and face lt-if there is anything to face," I saldJ "I am a rich man, you know, Con- stance," I added. "1 don't mean my mining property-but I never have to think of money. I could go East 3nd Pill. this behind me. But I

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Before a. lease is granted, the area applied for it to be examin- ed by the Department's oyster expert.

Each lease will be for a term of 20 years and will be renewable for a further like period.

Rentals on the following basis will be payable under each lease: $1.00 per anuum during the first three yenrs for each acre or frac- tion of an acre leased, $3.00 per unnum per acre or fraction of an acre during the next two years, and from that time on- ward a reasonable royalty per barrel will also be charged on production.

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Applications for leases‘ of Prince Edward Island areas for oyster farming purposes will now bc received by the Department of Fisheries,

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cverything I had ever loved in Martin Deane and, oh, 11111 w” hungry for! To see you every dny_ and knc/w you loved me—and to go lo bcd cflfly-to think of you, But; it wits yrlvlag- ‘It was where I very ncary ale -' _ _ _ I burst out here: "You mustn't say that! I went ‘out to capture your husband last Send mr your wool to bc spun might because I w” Jeamus-‘i’ into yarn and wove lnto blankets.‘ “P00! Rbbert! I had given you "e it takes flvc lbs. of wool tn main: a~ O that And the" I found mm‘ I blanket. 11m will all m». uunnir-.~n"“°5 “"15 "P the W" i» Forty-j \t'll:mtl must Rod. He camc out of the pines. He‘ burrs pickéfl out. Tina" _ i‘; Mill was riding a black horse. O.‘ course~ yam i! mcdium “n1 ' l1~ was astonished. And yct he was; fine. medium and no.1. glad. He-I felt. he still loved mo, in‘ prrlq mm.- 01: u'l par. ‘.10 (f the way hid kcpl mo, '11 - "i, East. 1112i. 1 wazrccl 1pm r9 ~ ins-with you in th: \\ will. But as he lovrd mc-Ille e v13?