. . I i e Edward. llloiidayiandTueaday ‘__»__,__,

k Sweetheart At Thirty THI l1’ CIR-Y‘?! A VIO- IANI fgggOFOllA- ly Marlon Ruhfnoun a

is‘

At the Princ

_’l‘ll‘E 011D LIFE (Iliaptter 101

1 had my reasons for wanting to S0 back-or ra-ther for the going back itself. because I really did not want to go.

My chief reason was to give ldsrhei- a little longer visit. l thought perhaps if she stayed on ii bit more in the city. that some of its inspiration might came to her-as it had so wonderfully come to nie. Andi wanted‘ 1o have Jim alone for it few days, in order to persuade him to let me aitltipt Violet. I wanted siiicerell‘ to see James. too. Andi pefhap! I felt it would be interesting to g.» back to my old way of livuig, so that the contrast between it iiiid my new life would SIIOW up the more.

Certainly I did not go back, as one of tiie village ttcciisc-d me. to ‘show off" my city ciotliett-ttir I really h-ail few good things then. I do not thin-k my motives were itriythinig but unselfish.

Iii any event. the full the ‘drearliicss of thgt caiiie to me as siooii as

SCENE FROM "MY WILD IRISH ROSE" \

In "My Wild Irish Rose," Pauline Stiirke has one of the most QppCLLUI g roles of her Wllﬁle career. As Moyzi. the old priest's niece and housekeeper, she gives a delightful interpretation of a dainty. young Irish colleen. Moya falls in love with Conn the Shaughruun, the last being ii local name for scapegi-iicc and ne’er-do;well, and Fiitiiei- DOIZIII frowns on the match. . In the cud it is Conn s heroism

force of old life

FARMERS ATTENTION t,

Ilondoyo for Orwell at . ..

POULTRY

Now is the time t0 ship us your Poultry in order to obftiin the top- notch price of the season.

Your co-operation will be to our mut- ual advantage and enable us to reach the outside markets in ample time for the Xmas trade.

Remember that the price will drop considerably before the 15th Dec- ember.

WE WANT YOUR CHICKENS, DUCKS, GEESE AND TURKEYS

Goose Feathers 50 cents a pound if you ship us your Geese.

lllE i-ARKI; ABiliOlR CO Ltd.

Largest Buyers of Poultry on the Island

i it

ijhei"lri;tii0%ittii nod iizejtally ; lilli‘. rrii fiiiieiirvalitvcs

A Convention of the Party to nomin- ate two candidates for the representation oi‘ the City and Royalty in the Provincial

Legislature will be ‘held in the Board of Trade Rooms on Tuesday Dec. 6, 1922 at 8 o'clock, p.m.

Duly qualified delegates from each poll are expected to be punctually in at- tendance. The Convention, however, is open to the public and all interested are in- vited to be present.

' ‘$2 4a.’:

IV. A. WPEWART. I’. \V. TURNER, H. (lONWVAY, (lonveiiers.

10579-12-1 4i.

RED CROSS ANNUAL MEETING

DECEMBER 7th, 1922

PUBLIC MEETING MARKET HALL 8 O’CLOCK P. M.

Addrou by Dr. J. W. Robertson, C. M. 6., tho Chairman of Canadian Rod Crou Exoout/lvo and one of P. E. inland’: Bonofaoto .-

COME AND HEAR HIM Dr. Wodehoulo, Secretary Canadian Tuberculosis Auociatlon will allo glvo addrooo

I JOIN THE RED CROSS SOCIETY And Koqp up tho Good Work Now Being Dom Do not Permit Work Along" Llnoo of Child Woifaro to Stop

Publlo Mootlngo Addressed by the Above Gentlemen will aloo ho Hold ‘as llollowo:

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DECEMBER 6th. B P. M. DECEMBER 8th, B -P. M

NOTE l

I. I. “HARLAND” OAILINGS AFTER OCTOBER II!-

communism: MONTAGUE 10501-1141.

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outlays for Omellyot . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - ‘ooitoyo (only) vot- Victorian . 7cm. lay: for Eoatjlvor at .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 8.30 u». Ind 2 pm.

for Welt Bingo! -

l. hail t, use was on I1 branch

‘ tvrﬂiglit had set in-altogetlier it

rlage. I noticed that his old over» ' emit ivus fastened IOKJIIIQI‘

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‘ '- Aunt

' riiie 1 left.

Q‘ for not having" come to see

‘i BEFORE THE MA

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' ‘referring all accounts mid claims

I got off the lXHllI. ’I‘hi-. station Ilenly l<‘iil.s

tind self-sacriﬁce that rxive the day all iiround.

lint My train was illl ,:‘cc u recent snow storm» lizul played havoc with rail road‘ traffic The snnw lliltl bet-ti followed by' ruin. early Jaiiutirl"

‘The (tout, she said. had been hers when she was youutzei'-—

"But I find the weight oi’ any fur coiit too great for my poor shoulders. So this, vuliitrli is. Alas- kaii seal. I laid away for Francla’ wife-and when I knew he- want- od to marry. l sent thllis to be done into prcst-iit, diiy fashion. The fur a 1i". 1 m‘ its when I had It first, llllll l hope you will take it, I'm $(‘l‘l‘\‘ it ivns not ready for you ('Ill.l~“YlllflS."

l iiziil just time to write her a note of thanks. l not only loved the coat. which was indeed a beuuti’ and most. becoming, but I loved the fact that tih-ls was the {Ysi ll\'.'l'llll‘(‘ of frlendsh..'|p made by Mr Meade.

“Stu v you had to wait a whole |hriur't‘oi' the train this atwful wea- Ither." I said to James, as we idrovta off.-

“Wi-ll it'll he so late I carat-t stop for rhe- groceries. I guess we'll have a slim supper," the boy st '1 s rtntvnr the reins over the horse's wet back.

"That doesn't matter we'll have ii foiist. tomorno\v," I anis-wered checi-ftilly. “Tell me about every thing, How's the little horse? And 51:: tlii- black kitten grown up yet?

I I ‘DOMINION OF CANADA

LProvInco of Prince Edward Island

IN CHANCERY

is off. '.e s’

ivziis most depressing. James met lite in the closed t-iir»

with ii string, where two buttons were off. and: that li'is eyes looked tired nnil heavy.

"Had to rush. to get here on time." he said rolling one of the rugs aroundi my feet. land, Enid, aren't you looking

Your coat I£~I worth a inill-

irrztnd! ion." i! laughed a little. The day he~ Francis‘ mother llutl sen-t me thus great wzil cozit, with a ‘very sweet note. She apologized me, woll.

and said she hadn't been

IN CHANCERY

VSTER OF "rt-tel notts. -

Frederick Roberts Complainants

I &. Ors

_ and . Orville Stockdale Roblerts 8i. Ors. Defendants

Pursuant to a Decretai urder‘,

made in the above cause on iiie 20th Bide", m, Master of ‘he no“ a

day of November, A, 1)., 193g by N c 151-, His Ilonour the Muster of the ltolisf. o. '

against the Estate of William llcn-. ;I')' Iloberts to ‘me to report. upon, Ii rllercb)‘ notify anti czill upon illl on,“ creditors of the said ilecetiscil iindl 1111111 tiersons claiming any llllEl".“.1l in- iis estate to come in and prtivo p . . . . I . ‘ ,_ _ h uisuunt to and by virtue oi a ,in Charlottetown on ' ‘ ' (ay o‘ ovmn‘ £13m ‘ml’ "l “‘*“e“‘b°"~,*\- l)», ‘"23. thlasier of iiie Rolls, I will sot. lljt fit the hour pf eleven o clock ill the “m. Sp“ H, Public Auction m] m“ i orenooii. otieiwiso to be oxi-ludcd premises on hkmduy the 11m day

Inom “W beneﬁ" M 5am 07'1"’ “m! of December A. D., 1922 at the hour .be barred from and itpahist ung. U‘ m“: 60.05“ [L "L ALL THAT

claim zigttitiSl. s-aiti Estate. - _, _ . i \ fluted this Twenty-tourtli dziy oflinfu‘ F“? gililcrel. 0111a?’ slum"? Novmmber A‘ n 1922 , yng dill eiiii, III tie oyaty o ' ’ ' ;(./ll2lI‘l()ll(¥IO\‘.'l1 in Queen's County in ' ‘Master m Champ": ‘as follows flint is to say'—tConi- IDONALI; KcXIFINNON, Esll- tmeni-ini: iit the northern. edge of 0 L o" ‘the lane lending from the home- lin possession of A. It. McKay, to the St. Peter's Road at the point where i0 east. boundary lino of the szild ' ‘ thence following the course of the Flrst_ Meetlng Where ‘stiid boundary line North Nine Assjgnment Made (Diiéixgiiees Forty-five minutes west

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links, thence. North eighty degrees ﬁfteen minutes Eat-it four chains {and twenty-eight. links to a line 0f following the course thereof South

I" m“ Estate m‘ A- W- D- wmpltlleven degrees East seventeen "m" ‘md C°ne5e Bwmess- M9110" chains and ninety-links to snlil St. Prim” Eaward lslllnd- Merchlmldsi course of the some Soutliwestwartl- Authorized Asslgnors. ‘y m mid Lane, [hence following

Nmlce l5 b97955’ give" that A- Wtltho course of the said Lane West- °T Charllmelilwll i“ Pill!“ Edward merit, containing Eight acres One Island, did on the 14th day of Nov-ymod and Thirty-two perches of ember, A. D., 1922. make an author- mud, tggethel‘ with the ripzhtof-way

Notice is further given that thetm the Royany of Charlottetown as 375'- "Wemlg 9f Creditors l“ m“ by reference to a plan delineated on above Estate will be held in thela deed of 5am pmds from Charles C. town on the 6th tliiy of Decrrnbeiyland Owen (jqnnnlly or the other A. 0., 1922, iii 2 o'clock i.. the iit-hm... tbearinli" (Iiiiil the ’l'wentY-8BV- IETIWWL entth day of March A. D., 1882 and proof of your claim must be lodged 18m“. 0g Deeds on the 29th day of with me before the meeting is held. Mme‘, A_ D" 1332 in; Llher 16, Fol-

Proxlos to be used at the meetlngih 41L

- all ineumbriinces.

And further, take notice that if A deposit 01 Twenty per cent. 0f Y0“ hill/B "Y clillm 53am" ‘he the purchase money will be requir- to rank, proof of such claim must: ﬂy m ma“ progegdlngs), on the be ﬂied with me wltlilii thlrtyllﬂylipi-emlses being knocked down to from the date of this Notice, fonmm at the Bate and the balance on time ﬁxed by sub-section 8 of sec- Immediate“. who; the sale of the tlori 37 of the said Act, I shall dis- ‘ands n“; personal property now tribute the proceeds of the Debtors ‘hereon gompflllllg express and thereto, having regard only l0 "WI lou ti wheel rake, roller. ll"-

,Il 8 . claims of which I have then notice. rows’ mowing magnum, ‘harness,

Dated at Summorakle. P- E- 15‘ one horse. a quantity of hay and A. D., 1922. ‘f d for sale at Public Auction. THE CANADIAN CREDIT MEDWSI exams {or personal property

TRUST ASSOCIATION. LT - made known at sale.

E- W- WWW" N v Hillel‘, 11.0.. 1on1. . Rqirosentatlve IOI’ P111108 siiwiii-ii ° ° on. owner, ' Island Master in Chancery

D 10478-1125-27-29-2-4 l Bollcitgr for Complainants, Nov. 2582a‘ 0., » t

Frederick Roberts d. Ora. Complainants

and l: Stockdalc Roberts d. Ora. Defendants

G"- “"9517 snld Islilllfl, DOLIIIIIBtI iiiiu described NM‘ zﬁsmxw" lstexid of Charles C. Gardiner, now Notice t0 Creditors of lilomesteud meets the said lane, __ een chains and eighty-five THE BANKRUPTCY (road 'I‘hii".y lect in width, thence lonemwnt l" Queen's 9mm"? Peter Rotitl, thence following the D. Wadman and College Bownessdwanny u, me ‘pace of (Hunmence. 118d 855181111191" i" the "ildeisigﬂed- Ill Bit-Id IAMIB to the st. Peters noiiii, Board 0f Trade Rooms, Charlotte-tGardiner and wife o: tlieoiie part T0 9111MB Y0" l° "m9 were” registered in the Office of the Reg- must be lodged with me prior tliere- The land vtrill be sold free from debtor for which you are entitled ed from the DufQhEQEP, (if note from ﬂ-Iltl B091‘ ""9 "Xlﬂratmn °[ ‘heldelivery of tho deed. Estate among the parties entitlodmnh, waggcnm 91515115, truck. land. this 22nd d" l" N°"°'“"°"-'iiie iioiuioiioio iiii-iiuiii-o iitiiau beof- ' (Maritime 91'1"”) Dﬂltlfl iiiti. wants-fourth dav of Aiitiidrized’ Tmﬂl“ on/tto MeKINNON, no.

M°“‘“‘-" m“ tier. A. 1i., I922 by his Honour LIIB

~ Winnipeg Electric .

J'itu's FCDOTIS‘ were not encour- aging.

".1 don't understand Father," he confided as we neared the vil- lage. “Buttercup wouldn't have gotten sick if he'd sent for a ‘vel’ at the start. But he kept hoping she'd be nil right next day and dbctoning her himself and finally he "mid to lose her or get the vet- erinary. Thetii of course it took longer to cure her und cost more. He (IOBSKYIZ have plain common sense about some things."

Tim, it appeared, hatd tried to make special preparations for" my coming-curious pathetic little at- tempts to make the place “nice" —-tihe soitt of thing that makes n woman smllle-aind wilsh to cry, too.

In order to start supper-ﬂilnce two were late he h-ad made the cot fee and put on potatoes to cook. The coffee of course. had already boilcil to a poi-sinotls state. and the potiitoe-s, simmering slowly. were so manly lumps of soggy starch. No wonder they looked badly the two, if that's how they had lived while Esther was away.’

Viﬁliilte Jlin carried my suitcase ups airs. I poured out the coffee iiiid iiiiiiln freslh, and by drawing largely on Estthefs canned goods; l Pll'l“"'('(l to iret up an appettizlng digestible meal. ‘"1: din-s tiiste mood" Jim said| at liiigth, after lie had finnisiie-tll throw Illlllllllgﬁ of everything] “Nether James nor I are much; good on rotikiiitz, are we?" Ho turned with ii grin to his sou. limvs lzuighezl and iiotltlcd his‘ .llt‘ilfl. And that, the boy told me] timer was the first time: l.lilll. hailt atldrcssed an uii-, lllt\-"f'Qiﬂl'fi' rmnzitrk to his‘. .5011, since the quarrel his-t sunienir. So; much for a good meal, anti thel tirescttco of “coin/pany."

Poi‘ as "company" I was treat- t-d diiriiig my whole stay~siiiiti-‘ iv because of my pretty clothes iiiid the IHHY-Illillllltll‘. which made inn almost like a striitigirr ever. to iiiy family.

Taking advantage of Jim's sof- tened mood—wliieii, as every woman knows. can be most sue cessfuily induced by one good metal after weeks of bad ones-l went iit hint o-n the (iuostion 0f ad‘ opﬂintz Violet. ltold him of Fran- clls wealth and influence, of our zlcsire to sc-ad lie-r on through col- lege, of ifhe advantages of being with us iirter we were married.

And eventually he consented.

"Though I don't mind saying she's my favourite,“ lis said.

Pondering this. anti appreciat- ing the reiil sacrifice he wits mak- ing I wenib upstairs to my Irid- lously cold tincotufnrtable bed- room. Ilt was so damp I iliired not undtrcsis entirely and finally I went to sleep rolled in ii ivarni bathrobeantl a blanket, l0 keep the chimminess of the sheets awtay from me.

Tomorrow-dim and James

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Hi/tLtI-FAX, Dec. L-(Quotations furnished by Johnson and Ward, members of the Montreal Stock Exchange.)

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Dominion Bridge

Montreal Power ..

National Breweries Atlantic Sugar

Am. Incomotivo ...-

Am. Bmelting h Reﬁning . Anaconda Copper ........... .. C. P. Railway (X.D.2%%) New York Central

Cuba Oano Solar

Crucible Stool international PM!" - Kelly Springﬁeld

For Service

Two choice rogloterad Yorkshire Boat-s ii and 18 (months old- Exit-l good bacon typo. From prize win- 11h“ omen. Prion Qlllﬁ at time of

aoryioo. ' W. R. DINNIS, Marohﬂeld i

tom-Mi. \

I 1937 Victory ..

Dank Nova. Scotia ..

Sale of Furs

A mericaii Rat lllzirmof (knit, Rat (‘out at .

Rut (‘out at

Rut Gout at .

Persian Lamb

Plain Sea] (‘out at . . . . .

Fill] ieiigiii 1i.-ii. Cont. (st-iii Ti-imiiiieil) Pony (‘oat (Oppossum 'l‘rimiii0tl) . . . . . . . . . . . Rut-omiCoiitzi-t Racoon (foatat .....

- Before

HM“. . Q it 1* ~"

Holiday

'Fur HCoats

(Fonts at . .

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Pluiii French Beaver (‘outs at . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $30.00 lllzirniot Cont, (lpptissuni 'l‘rlniniteil, at . . . .

(Plulii)

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Mtirmot (knit. Seal 'l‘rimmctl, at . . . . . . . . . . . . 5150.00 Marmot. (knit, (Plain) at . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . $160.00

.~¢-,_-..-. oodlllol

Rut (Jozitat

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COHIJIII‘.

Persian Iiaimli (‘out (Sable Trimmed) . . . . . . . . Persian Lamb Goa-t (Sable Trimnictl) . . . .. . . . French Beaver float (Hiihlp '.l‘rlninied) . . . . . . . . PlalnﬁlealCtititat $105.00.

Hudson Sea] Cont. (Sable: 'l‘rliuinod) . . . . . . . . . . $525.00

......$65.00

. $148.00 . . . - - $130.00

$145.00 . . . . . $148.00

. . . . . $225.00 .. .. . $1130.00 $175.00 $225.00 $300.00 $200.00 $350.00 $400.00 V $325.00

. . . . . $250.00

Fur Department on Second Floor

Mex Petroleum ............ .. International tMer. Marine . Press Steel Car

Itctiding Southern Pacific

Studebaker

Union Pacific Iltuh Copper , U. S. Stet-l ........... ..

MONTREAL

i934 Victory

1933 Victolty 922 Victory

BANKS ank Royal Batik Montreal .

wiietit, Dec. 1191/... May 111st.

July 108%.

Corn, Dec. 72. tlVIay ‘l1. July 701/4. Oats, Dec. 44%. May 18%. July

40%.

For Colds or Influenza and as a Preventive

Toke laxaﬂvo

.avmlt,gg

Notice to‘ Citsttintrii

“.55 k our» hi! 1000mm torn now..- Joady and we request n only

oottlomosw-Wrfoht Bros. Victoria. - .101M-11-1l~tf .

lo ii ll0lil i_t\_l‘.ay Coiiceni

l hnve examined for a. number of years, and noted most careful- ly the different methods of skln~ iiinz. and setting up Silver Fox tum.

It means considerable to a Bil- vei- Fox fur to have it well taken off. nicely shaped and properly (fleshed and dried.

I have noted with much inter- estJ/he work of skinning and ore paring for market of ‘Mr. Peter Vishe. I-lls method of bolting and stomping the skins lhotild op- peal strongly to the tut- farmer. as well as to the fur merchant, and I would strongly recommend li-ia services to those that have n. good class of pelts to be token Off. A » few dollars ekipoiidod on a good pelt by a careful man for skinn- ing and zlrooolnpmay add qutto a number of dollars to tho viiluo of the pelt.

Again l would any that l would strongly ioooiamoiul him to than requiring lilo services.

Your: faithfully, W. CHSCTII C._MCLURI. - * 4060M 2 1i.

routs

All.» at: tiind overdue noun giipiltk an? will, 0n that a o an tt for oolboaoéibam- J" . "m" ' ‘ . - - J. IIRRIGA Dunedin, P. lit. IBIRDDr N 10563 1t 80 .81-

j The a nu l ooti rtithdra lhlldiorrglaolltitFg will be hold in D. J._;Ie

. a _ , ' den“ Right tron ammo tail-HI!

. . ii auti.".ai..’.f"irm

Annual. Meeting J‘ a The Annual Month! of Bill" holders of The Dominion Elli Breeding do" of Murray l-tarbtll. Ltd. will be hold attho office‘ - Cheater MoLuro fur ooiloa . Charlottetown on Tuesday, jl i 5th day of December at 11.30 ll!- A full attendance requested. , WJ-I. EPOl/Jiw . Nov. 221111., 19 t \ .10210~1l~23tts-il

; Notice 0f Meetiilt,

Notice io hereby given that ill‘ Annual Meeting of the Blioroltﬂ or: of "Tho-Premier Sliver B For Company Limited." will held iii oio iHlll at Bedﬂuo. Pr! . Edward Island. on Tuoodoy. ‘t 8mbOP5Ill, i923 at 2 p. tho election 0t directors and transaction, of. such other, all so ma)" property come . meeting. 1046.

Charlottetown,

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stint t 1i $619" I! I ‘

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