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iucnou SALE

I will sell by Public Auction tor lﬂavin Harding, Graham's Road. on

‘ ' Saturday. May 10th, st l o'clock, the

in ,, machinery; l Chevrolet truck, i tractor disc hsrrow, 1 pots- to scuiiier. iertilizer sower. pota- to sprayer, sloven, gasoline engine. cream separator, kitchen range, iumscette, several beds and other iumlture, quantity oi potatoes, 2 milk cows, pacing marc Queen Cath- erine, 2.1’! 1-4 in ioal t0 Capt. Aub- rey. Harness and other articles per- taining to s well kept isrm. Usual- terms. H. F. MORRISON. Auctioneer.

FOR SALE Property o! late Robert C. Mc- Callum at Bruckley Point with build- ings, land good state oi cultivation almost all clear, balance hard and solt wood, near school and churches. Apply to Mcbean Jr McKinpon. Royal Bank Building. Charlottetown. or to John A. or Louis McCallum at

Buckley Point. 3608-54-41. Professional Cards

ceu. t? Marniizsdii- \ ll. B. BELL

I). L. MATHIESON. LL. Bs

Barristers. Solicitors, Ito.

Money to Loin. ("lieu-Charlottetown and iilontalus

AUDITORS

Accounts Audited. Income Tax Returns Prepared.

A. E. MacNeill f? Co.

127 Grafton Street " Zildl-i-PI-IIIIO.

Mark R. McGuigan, ’ B. A.

HONEY T0 LOAN Cameron Block. Charlottetown. rm.

Eugene Permanent Wavmg and FINGER. WAVING All branchesoi Beauty Culture

at the ' ELITE BEAUTY SHOPPE Summeralde

J - -- mo.

' McLeod & Bcntle \ J. A. IWNTLII W. l. BINTLII. K. 0- Iarrister and Aitsrney-st-Low Oillce: 1M Richmond Street s MONEY- ’I‘0 LOAN Charlottetown, P. I. I.

McDonald & McPhee B. A.‘

l. A. IicIBONALD. , ll. F, llePllll

BARIHTIIS. ATTUIINIYVS. ITO '

MONEY T0 LOAN

Stewart & Lowthe " l. l). HTIWABT. K. G ll. W. LUWTIIIB ‘ BABBIHTIIB. BOIJCITOIQ. I'll; li Great (‘learn Street MONEY 1'0 LOAN

7 or. o. T. Waye"

DENTAL IIIIOIOI ill Richmond ltrcoi Charlottetown. r. l. t.

Olin-Issue Phenom rattan.» ,_

Perplexities are never o'er For hiih who grows faint hearied.

He's scarcely out of one befcr: Another ha! been started.

WICAL

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iiltjiraiico iiii=iiiiii_$al¢;si1$iiiithriirl i; V ',g,y;su, Actors-a I " >»-ii'r'i"3~"'u-siiwi-"-irumisrmuu.mu

llliaicrsl‘ III loni sum Chris

f".

v y A tothaddldil MOIISPS ‘ ‘lldﬂiitltigsdossnotliiyoeﬁoy mm“. ‘. Wllatanoaqlobrscill ' ' .. §_tho_satao ram-mun be

would be sable! sllcornnroditles.

SMILES

GABBY GERTI!

"No burglar wants to be mis- taken for a husband."

"No, I never take excursions into the realms oi fancy. l dsal with known quantities and lsavo the un- known for the dreamers."

“Evidently you never courted l girl, then."

"Dot was an eccentric request you made of dat lady when yer asked her to give yer a-sniokin‘ jacket wid trimmings. What did yer mean by trimmings. pal."

“Why. a pipe, a package of io- bacco an’ a box oi matches."

LIFE'S PERPLEXITIES __

"They asy It is a great detacllvo story." _

"The first installment begins well. anyhow." .

"A1 rm how?"

"Why, In the very first chapter the detective flicks iha ashes from thl Ind of his cigar"

urine-tour“ SERVICE

IXANINID, GLASllt III) AND

I . CAREFUL ATTINTION GIVIN T0

IPAII IOII.

J. ti. JOHNSTON

Oltwltlfﬁt Pills ‘Ill-L “DWI

4

The Third Warning ' A Mystery Love Story '

{HE CI-IARLOTTETONIJ

Continued It was all explained now; he was a prisoner here like myself! His letter to Margaret about his mverpooi jour- ney certainly required some elucida- tio n. But he nusht well have been lured there in a hurry, and then been pounced on during the journey and brought here. Rogues oi the ingenuity o! Smith and Seymore would certainly not stick for want oi a plan oi that kind. A ieeling or utter hopelessness came down on me like s black cloud and I sank into s stupor oi dejecticn. I must have _been asleep, ii s rest-

- ing‘ cautiously opened. I sat bolt up-

f on the ﬂoor. And then I way con- ; sciOus oi s Iaint whiff oi perfume, a,

: tied her blood and that good blood

dealer in medicine or by mail st 50

. Ivl-ﬂtmli ' follows: " _

less doze can be called sleep. ior I wasstartied again into wakefulness at a sudden creaking oi metal. A long slit slowly increasing in the dense wall oi darkness told me the door was be-

right, waiting: the crack as slowly disappeared. The door had again been closed. still I did not move and sold nothing. -

‘There were soit uncertain footsteps

subtle essence in the air that I 5

couldn't describe. but it was enough to i

tell me that it wasn't a. man who had ‘ enered.

a SURPRISE _

My first thought was a joyiui one, it

was Mamet. Margot had some, she

Was Run Down

i . And VET)’ WBak “No no. You would yaw n. you would

Too Little Blood the Trouble.

Mrs. Jas. A. Hsughn, Bridgcwstcr. N. S., writes =—“l was badly run down and very weak. So much so I could scarcely do my housework. My nerves were affected; my digestion poor; I had continual headaches and could not get s restful night's sleep. Diiler- cnt remedies tailed to be oi’ bcnelit and I was growing discouraged. One day, however. I ssw an advertisement oi a. case similar to mine which had been relieved by Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills so I decided to try them. A iew weeks’ use oi the Pills iully restored my health and now my household duties are s pleasure instead o! c torture.”

Mrs. Hsughns whole trouble was that she had too little blood. Dr. Williams‘ Pink Pills were oi aid to her because they renewed and puri-

promoted good health, for where good blood abounds disease cannot exist.

You can get these Pills from any

cents a. box from The Dr. Williams Medicine 00., Brcckville. Ont.

Prince Edward Island ' Hospital ‘ Annual Meeting

A public meeting o! all contribu- tors to the Prince Edward Island Hospital will be hold In Saint Pulls Parish I-Iall on Thursday. May 22nd, i930, at 8 o'clock p. m., ior-thc pur- pose oi electing trustees and any other business that may be brought for the government or the institution In accordance with the lay-laws and for the transaction oi such other business as may be brought before It.

ans s. usnnis; Secretary.

Iltib-il-l-tstuwks.

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S. S. “Harland” NOTIC E

Owilll to tide conditions at Victoria the "\llarland" will make only one rond trip ontitai" service via. on the following dates May 15th and 20th. Also Juno 15th and 10th, leaving

"Charlottetown at ‘l A. M. returning '

will leave Vision-last l P. lil. Daring "II lﬂlﬁﬂelllllr weeks the two round tfllll will be made.

This Schedule elective until June Ilth. o

Charlottetown, May t, use, no

l

had seeifms carried here scrossjthl yard. she had comsto tree mei And then the recollection o! the events in the library twenty-dour hourrboiors | swept some; my mind, and with’ it my ' hopes again slipped swsy- _ ' i "Are you therer") ‘ I 1 The voice hada low controlio‘ note. and the words _' were spoken . ins pretty. staccato, A iorsign wayf pie voice was pleasant. But it ewe-snot‘ Margot. What this visitmtwithWlIe prettyyoicc wanted I oouldonly‘ dis- cover by wsitingher good tilueﬂ f “I'm sorry I can't olisr- youJL-tsat.“ l said aiter a moment or two. .4’ _ _ She laughed softly. cutting her laughter short. "But we mustn't malfo a noise," she whispered. not mo: posed to be here." f l . "Neither rim l." 1 replied. "i in; ought I'd lust pop in here (or arrest} the darkness is so restful andiiolly-T’ "Poor boyl"'she murmured." Than the beam oi an electric torch ﬂicker- ed round and, “ , _on mo. danlvd my eyes. 1r, played up and dawn irom

out. "Hm, I thought it was you." "You have the adrantsnP-I 881d- "Turn 1t t'other way now-that's only fair."

She gave an explanation oi preten- ded horror. "How can you suggest it? I attractive, perhaps beautiful. Men always do till they know the truth! I dare not show you ‘the truth. You would no longer be interested."

"I swear l would."

not even talk to me. And I have come to talk, Just ior a little while r ° ' 1 am lonely."

“I'm s0 sorry. I was lonely too." I bit back a horde oi quick questions that came w my use: but perhaps the answer would come without my lak- ing. ii l only waited. ’

"A cigarette would be pleasant," she murmured alter a short pause. '

"You'll find my cue in my Jacket pocket," I invited. "Matcher in tho other one. My apologies ior not halide ing them. Won't you help‘ youseli?”

“Thank you, I have some." I could hear her moving ‘qua. s hand touch- ed my iorehesﬁthcn a Hurst-u but between my lip; "Ion" will smoke?" A match snurted iiitofilatuas between us. »

tr was not the 1 looked "tit. you. 1 m my u» lit hers. but other isos. 1b,; Ilﬁﬁfi’f“ll_ isce oi a mere girl, but wssiingulsrly beautiful. with her short blackhalr. enormous gray eyes and delicate eye'- brows, her siightly squilinolnoseﬂand softly curved lips it was: mime pile and handsome, s lace ottmmense at: traction, a‘ m» use would ‘nevd-r" tor- svt- ' - », .

"You wrutcisl’ t “sustaining _

"z Who-t have ileum" Icarus eyeslooked st me over flame.’ > ' i

"You pretended you weren't birth.‘ 1 saidtboldiy. "You're a little liar you

With s little put-t oi annoyance the?

mulch-you should "not havs You should have been ‘gsliantiand closed your eyes. You swesr_yo'u'gwill not reoorniss mew-ammonium ‘yawn

"I won't live you sway." I laughed putting luxurimisiyirt thsdarkual. "Btitwhy d0 you thinkme mast m]! > ' I ’ '1 .

"I am his section you know. Ono can never tell." y 1 - . .

"Sepreisry? Phewi I didn't know Smith had one." .

"He nu hm buqim mums. Ha is a. wonderiul ‘fin. You would ad- mire him." -

"I did till a ample or mm sgo. Now I could kill his. Perhaps I will when I gets chance. And that cur Seymore “W”. I,

"I knowMr. Brymore. and! do not like him. But Mr. Bnlth, too, is some."

._-»--_._.-

BA'YS, own

my heed to my ieet. then was snlmld ~

match was out. "on! I

n. - .4.

,

GiZB iilionboi

ACK of our Canadian homes is more "wealth than the mind carconccive . . . s

vast ﬁnancial reserve which is destined to us and our lovedyones from want and

‘Perhaps you have seen ‘the help that just one

‘ Lifellnsursncc Policy for $10,000 has brought

I to a home in the dsy of trial. Multiply this one incident by 650,000 . . . and you can ‘

. ‘picture the future workof Life Insurance now

i byCamdiat-tsulor sixond 4 M] bil-

A '_ L iisthe amount Life ~ -Insu.rance,Compsnies have icon?’

y _ _L ttactedtoi psyto policy- . - 4 _ I "holders or their beneﬁciaries.

administrate-roomy ma. r have oiian thought I would like to leave him. but I have not dared."

"I ant paid well to know nothing. I met him in Budopost-I ant Hun- nnm-awz wassiarving. But, h. m" ‘m- iound I know is-oluassl. and he |sve_ ma ioodand money. and u I ien. him - h“ wviild T607" Then

', "- lywo‘, , I it“ “m”? "Mina-an Auld: a. am ma. have him-ii i ooiildi"' . "I anwovsrysorryior your]: be gen, but she gave a laugh.

lilo is s hard thing, and 1 must notmoitrorrlo; it isyoul smsony are‘ youhoroi I have no flllﬂtoaahbtitlwouidiika tohoip

.‘ ‘ﬁhirfsoniyonawayyoueanﬁgip ‘Ilflﬂliliadouicklyﬂﬂhmlsskniis _ Iﬁlﬂiﬁ/‘ﬂjgjgqy. NII-“Ie-itbmctoorwnvsmus .1,"- iiiw wouieuniyiau m0 ab- , ‘wiaMt-rousnmoryassieu . Iracisolruisslltllmrsrounoti" - ‘iiiﬁoit-aolowi" .

w...

month oi Antiv- (Benisr Department)

308810 Younksr.

Grads VI-i. Earl Docherty: Luci Oiow. (Junior DQpss-tmestl

i _ . As an investor in Life Insurance, your savings aid enterprise in the ﬁnancing of new build- ings and other important projects through- out Canada. They help to provide employ-

ment for thousands ofvCansdians and thus contribute greatly to our national prosperity.

Six and s half billion dollars is a large sum of money . . . but it reprcseeirs an average pro- tection of only a little more than $2,000 for each Canadian family . . . enough to yield an income of about two dollars a week! When you measure your own Life Insurance by the

income i! will "provide you will

learn if it is sufficient. Any Life

Underwriter will gladly suggest . a solution to your problem

eroice

or Willis; 3. Bernice While. Dorothy Auld; 2. ' my; 3, Daisy Paul.

Auction S

On the premises oi leis “

A Following o thesis-riding a... the yam“ r “mwvuhm u" h" ‘ mum pupils oi Kinsoton School lor the

3. ﬂorencs Younker. Cir-ads IL-i. Sterling Barrett; 2, Vera Livingstone; 3. Irving Newoon.

Grads I (!r.)-1, Douglas Doch- ;srty;2, Vera Willis; 8, Harvey New- cmae vm_1. Oliiiord Rodd; 1.1m-

‘ Grade I (JIM-l. Calvin Holmes: . Grade VII-l. Maurice Oahili; I, 2. Ralph Green; 3. Eugene Glow.

_ Stanley Willis: S. Freeman Ilswson. i PeriectAttendancs: Mildred Auld. I, Alnilizﬂewbott, Stanley Willis. Rhoda Nenon. Earl Doeherty, Emlyn Yeo. Irving Newsoh. Btorling Barrett. Grade V—-1. Evelyn You; s. mean-Pointer Docherty, Harvey Newson.

I

Grade 1-4, Alma Nowson; I. Mil- M”. 13m, 5g g p, m., one i purpose horse, one u"?! m‘ shire cow, newly ireshened. V" ‘cow to ireshen in Juli’. 0M i” old holler to_ ireshen in two year old heiier. on! F" heiicr, one csli iive monthl- cali two months. one call wl " three pigs. so younx hw- l“ in; wagon, one driving AW“ mowing machine, also QWW wheat, potatoes and oats. '-

Iurniture and eiieets and W!

OM60 IX—I, Loura Olhlll; 2,

tiolsa too numerous to mutil-

wn; qm no on avrroli

notes payableﬁecrmbtl‘ 1‘ u weather uniavorablt. I" _

sauna hour the ioliowin! - ‘

1=0R< REN

1 1'9!‘ fllcaruourns W, i