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Sale

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_ 4 Hililsboro 8t. Charlottetown, Sept.

lor, iDouglaLK Manhood, to. Sadie "E, Worry, both of Charlottetown.

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mobilities-st omit Tracadie. Sunday. Sept. 19, 1930. Mrs. Elisa nepotism. mini at Donald 0-

dDonald. lfitaersl Tuesday morn- ' firm‘, metery.

IN MEMORIAM

ALFRED BERTRAM TRAINOR

on September 17th at St. Joseph's Hoppltal. Denver. Col. occurred the death after a short iliiness of pneu- monia. of Alfred Bertram Tramw- oidelt son of Mr. and iMrs. John Trsdnor, Prince Street. City. ' - Deceased "who had left the pro Vince but a short Limo ago W! i‘ young man of exceptional character and ability and although of ti mod est and unassuming nature sliii. gidlted as he was, with a charrnir._ personality and pleasant dispasi tron. ‘he became om or Charlotte town's most popular young "tel;- hiiving a large citait‘ Ji frictuie For three years he attended St illlllfiiillf: iini-vermty where by his excellent work in the class room and the interest he evinced in the imi-r-i‘ .-idc of coTz-ge lift» lit- wort t‘ii_i <'.-'It'*tn of bath faculzy ililfi .2»! l- iir llii- sudden death of this _I"’,III'~-H'{Z youth at the early age

to iill! wiiolc community uiiti es- Jocially to his immediate relations

Besides his sorrow-lag puren‘ 2 h.

\2'.\ s to ‘lllflllfll one sister. .\li.-,. .‘..-ii--.»-. and one brothtr. Mastei iV-iJ. The body is expected liunie iii ~ iatttr part of this weeks llllti l funLrrII notice will llppfdl" int-ll‘.

\il a rte-J's Pills

At direct. "rice 82 00. Knickerbocker Remedy ca. 17 East Front Street. Toroatr‘

Over I ears the standard. your Drugglst or by mail

._&.~ iiii i lG-‘NIS WAVTEII ‘Mun and women. not to CIIIIVIINH, but to triivi-l uni! iippulnt. liii-ul ri-p-

rhi-iithtii-i-s. $1.002 unil (‘XIIIWIHUF guaranteed first your. \vitli giioil

chance to make $2.600 and expens- Stata age and qualifications. Winston

In. Experience unnecessary. Dept. G., Toronto.

H-iving disposed of my business. I offer ail ray-stock of merchandise itf. VUBt price. ‘ I'}\'-'l')'iilifi'$ must go. A good iipptii-turtlty to secure your winter supply of groceries, boots, under- ive.ir itnd dry goods at cos-t price. Su-iiw prices on cottons and ilaiinelettes. .

‘ PKHNELL MCMiAHON, . Emerald.

bii).l.§,f,ALE

a " “' -. '

... I48 acres of and situated mi blast Baltic Road‘. 5 acres untlor tixcet- tent cultivation, l0 under slutiips. hiiliirice under choice lumber anti qpmitity of fire wood; 3-4 of mile from’ SchooL- starch factory, store iiorfmllla snd,l3s:ltlc Railway Sta- (fb ." Buildings and fences in good repair,‘ ‘riavarr failing stream of water on farm. '\Vlil sell with or ‘ |§1_w_|,u_ gimp, (mm and machinery. jvqr. vfitrther. particulars flppi)’ to owner on premises.

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to l! he consulted IO Street.

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Chapter 121

i -l used to wonde if I remained iii New York. if I had been near my old friends, iii because/of Olmifla Shepard I would have seen Kenneth Lawrenc again. Ailitho they were cousin: i never remembered his haven; visited them but that once. but 1 iiiio often heard Claudia {slit cif itinn.

Some way, when! was settled

' and‘ 'I‘om, I thought more often of Iiceiinetti, r-t migtir have been be- cause I saw how happy and content- ed they were, aitho they worked hard. Tom waist so kinifand tbc-ug-ht t fui. Mar-y 54) loving, that at times a lonely frcling clutched my heart. and I felt as it‘ I, eilone of allxihe world, had no one to care for me.

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K|N(;'S........ UNiVERSiTY comm

IN M-to. science, Law and Divinity. A thorough Academic training Ii iiii-d-orati- cOIL amidst the bell uiliilli llnli moi-st surroundings.

(‘he (Ioiiege will

September 29th, ltext

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VH7‘ information

- nlfflflltm qualifications and real; vii hi! accommodation. apply to

THlil PRESIDENT. Windsor. N. S. \7a7~Z‘I.Iuiy fltlbept. 28

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AUCIION

To be sold by public auction on the premises of Mrs. George L. Scott. at Cornwall, on Wednesday 22nd. September, 1920 tit one o'clock p. rn. her homestead farm of 65 ncrcs together with household furniture, binder. mower, seeder. roller, scuffler, carts. plows. har- rows, 2 driving wagons, sleigha and many other urtlcles.

For particulars apply to

MeLEOD d. BENTLEY, Solicitors. ‘2425-8-26-TuesThsSat1il.

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FARM FUR SALE East Bil ic, Lot 46

100 acres of which i5 acres are antler cultivation 20 acres ready to stump balance excellent quantity of hard and soft wourl. contains excellent lumber within oncdiail mile of railway station. school starch factory store and saw niillii. buildings modern and best of re- pair, all will be sold with or with- oult stock crop and machinery. Owner compelled to soil on account of Ill health.

For further particulars apply to owner.

WILLIAM FRASER. Postmaster Eton. Baltic.

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MAIL CONTRACT

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Mulls, uii u proposed Contract fur ii'\\|'

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lii- Illilil Finn-is Iilurit

iloiiti‘ . 1i from tliti Postmaster ;i-v..»i.il‘;i |i|l'l\.\1lii'4-. Prititi-il ni-tii-i-ii w-iitziltiiui: furtli PI‘ infiirttirititin its l0 i-iinililluiis iii . - ' irtii-t tiiiiy lii- iii-on iinii l l.- loiiiis iif ’l‘i-iiiiii iiuv lir- tili- ~ z - I'm-it <>l'l . of Sl!il.iF ist uni] ui thv- iiffliri- of‘ lliu Piiiil iiflii l‘ liispi-vtiir. JUIIN II‘. “Til-IAN, Post tlffli-i- liisitii-i-toi m-t ilTim- Inspector's Offli-c.

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My worl. was going well. I tried in evtry way to familiarize mysel.’ with till the details of ‘the hon-fl drpnrtmen-t, ri-nrl hlad succeded to the extent that now I had practic- zuily bwu made zissisitunt to thr- manager, Naturally I was pleased and a liiitle proud. I

“No giilwho wasn't educated could do whht you've dzzuit," Mar: said \\‘.lcll we talked iiboul my rapid advancement. .

“N0 girl could have done it evei Ii’ slta was cilucsi .l if she ilidu‘; work ii-ifii," isiiiil practical Toni "Miss Zena iiilE-i worked very him? and drservna all t-he good luck th: um come to lie-r. Iiiut ii‘ _\" ;u w-in‘ mind I wtint to shy siotncitlilng, car l,"

"Of COIIYSP you titzty ‘Fem! any

hr. r yeti Elke." I roplioil ho r“ '. ‘Ik- I l‘? ll.‘ 2i t iiiticjv. I r s-y “rd ‘. Fm i "il his tar-in? cut.

"l litir-Iiy know ho-\v lo say it Miss

7.~r1'..1. L._ii ii in‘t think that DIISiIICSJ vrrking in on office, is everything “here is, Mary and I ilfe so happy tnget.her—so tiillferent from what we were whtn we were working rile-tie, l-—we-—\v;int you to be liin-ppy toe, in the shine way. You ought to get married Miss Zena. You ain't the kind to go on working all your ire. You ought to have a ihome oi your own " “My what a long sipeech for you Tomi," I laughed. “I sometimes a/m “t il"li(lllS of you and Mary," I added more seriously, "but not for tong. I have it) care for mother you kiiow. I um thinking constantly that in another year I may have her with irrue. Thea I will have a home cit’ niy own. Allilo to tell the truth I iiin very con-tented here with you ' and Mary."

"Tihnt ain't. the idea, Miss Zeiin. It ain't right that you ‘shouldn't make seine niice man happy, and be happy with him. I guess I'm old fashoned. bu-t I thiink tall nioe glrils liike you and Mary, are sort of wasted unless you get married. There's 1B0 many of the other kind . that iniainry the kind that don't kno-w how to be wives, or lhow to a man be a good husband and ti successful man. that it seems u

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5 LEMON JUICE FOR FRECKLES

Girls! Mike beauty lotion for a few cents-Try it!

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Squeeze the juice of two lemons

iuto a bottle containing three ounc- es of orchard white, shake well. anti you have a quarter pint of the b-is. freckle and tan lot'i,ii, and com- plexion beautifler, at. very, vary sma cost.

Yo _r grocer has the lemons and any drug store or toilet counter will supply three ounces of orchard white for a few cents. Massage this sweetly fragrant lotion into the face. and neck, arms and hands each day and see how freckles and blemishes disappear and how clear, soft and rosy-white the skinba ‘comes. Yes! It is harmless and never irritates.

l INTERESCTING ANNOUNCEMENT ,

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Messrs W. B. Prowse and D. A. MacKinaon propriet- ors of the Vlmy Fox Ranch. Norwood Road near Char- lottetown, P. ll. I. are pre- pared to sell s limited num- . her of foxes and ranch them for parties if they so desire.

The Vimy Fox Ranch was established in. the fall of 1919 and has 8O pain of fox- es 27 of which are owned by Messrs Provua t MaaKia- non and the balance are boarders. The ranch ha: been under the management of Mr. Fred Andrews and hu been ~one of the moat mo- ceuful la the province this year. The 39 pair! have to- as! 07 living pups or an aver- age of 21-! to the pair. Tlil 4 we think will compare favor- ably with lay ranch la the province having ltrietly 191D

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‘Ihe policy of the manage- ment was to select the very but foxes that money eolld

in my own new home with Mary '

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x-“il-nn-oimd nus-w t

pity no: to have all your kind marr."

I was surprised to hear Tom talk like this. He was usually quiet, and said whiit he had 1o my in .1 few words. .

‘ don't say I sha‘n't marry. Torn. Buit I have yet to mct-t the -man”—l stopped. and felt the hot blqod l"llf‘i'i'l lo my face. I had met a man-he wits still enshrined in my heart llitf ho i had no way of kn-awling thu-t he cured iior tne any longer. Anti I also knew that it. was this feeling for Kenneth Lawrence Ilia-t had imade IIIP refuse to listen to Tony Ueiatid when everything within Illt: cried ou‘ for the comfort and ease from work and TER-pflllfiibiiiiy he

viiiil "iivi- iirie; for what I could do for mother as iris wiifc.

"lif you i'uiV8i'l'i. you'll rmcr-f iii-m some day. Miss Zena, Don't have your mlitd so full iof your work thin! you won't realize he is the rigiht itinn." -

“Oh. Zi-uh worilt be Mix-s Stewart always!" Mary broke in. "You rviin irr to: siriotis. I heard .1; little b

nine site wanted to-and to a fine itinn i o1."

“Little birds sometimes gos:ip when Iiicy have no rettszu to, Mnry Don't ii'.i“ll do lhtiit," I replied

ily-‘ilillg more about any getting married I isliaill. ‘think you are tliied i‘ ma; that you wont Lo -get riii nil 1P."

“Oil, Miss Zeiriu!” and “Oh Zma!" they exclaimed in chorus. ind the subject was dropped, But I ifien iliouaitt of 'l‘otii's homely "41""; his odd wit-y of puttilng his 11311811!» of niutrl-mony into words:

“All nicc girls like you and Mary 1m suit oi‘ waisted unless they grl Illtilffifiii." Wtis he right? Tomorrow-A Proposal

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Hotel Victoria

120 will“. 56 rooms with private baths. completely re.- novated.

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. carts. is riveted around t imp, ti...

disectlon bf the tubular nxie hous- filly liiiit siiic could get """rrl"" "fling. which, is shouldered down to

loiigliinglv, Than; "lg yigu 1W0 Snvlare adapted to resist not only the

~ t... iciwerl or otherwise moved. even

‘ nally at J. which fititlngs fit loose-

L hi: asAn-Axtz neurology.“ i - , . y ' In figure 1 is mpiauenfed). )0‘ principle. another method of rear~ wheel mounting that In‘ very larg -

-l used. the tubular

r end of ‘shunt dticed sine at the Dart B and the Portion of the casing-C. with]; in. cl-udes the brake cash; it "mod

“"1" "m E- 01’ lii-‘l rlvfllfidou sec» tinn. forming a shoulder, umhe.huh G of wheel Ii‘ is recessed to admit ELMO i-oiier hearlngl-i with. inn-g be.

tween the-inside of the hub and the outer surface of shaft hosnlng extension B. Thus the car load. antins downward through the hous- illfi. acts directly through ilfiiiiiflg extension B, bearing H and [be wheel while K. the driving shaft, la not concerned at. all in resisting ii. and consequently cannot be sub- jected to bending stress due to car weigh-t. Wheel hub G is internally tapered end of axle shaft K, where il is serurcd by a key and Iby [his iiut L, uwr which screws bub-cap M. A dust guard N with felt ring is fitted over the inside of the bear- ing and the hub recess 0 is provid- ed to hold bearing lubricant. While the outer end of the axle shaft, in this construction. carries no load, sti Ii it is rigidly fixed in the wheel hub and thus is under restraint

~’ “mist be siiiii to be "floated." However. an axle embodying this . - UL kneel mounting and the practice 0i! floating the axle-shafts in the differential, is often spoken .11‘ as i! “three-quarters floating" ax“. Fig 2 represents the principle lnvnvlerl. in another form of rear wheel mounting. llrrc A iii a cross

a somewhat smaller size at the portion B. The hollow hub C of when! D is flanged ovzr on the 1n- side nnd rectsscd to FCHVB the two taper roller bearings EE. which

load but end thrust in both direc- tions and which run between the Inside surface of bub C unii til. the supporting portion of the housing. A nut F is threaded externally upon the end of B. thus serving to hols the wheel in place and to limit the end play in the bearings between it ind the shoulder in A. A felt Wlifiilfil‘ G is fitted betwtmii lite ‘lango of bu-b "C and the axile rous- ing. In this construction the wheel is mounted entirely independently of the axle-shaft and the car can

if the axle-shafts are not ln place and the breaking or shaft does out allow a wheel to come off. The driving effort is transmitted from the axle-shaft to the road wheel in the foiolwing manner: The outer end of exile-shaft H is fluted exter-

" put positively into corresponding

Excellent. service. . H. C. BROWN, Manager,

Charlottetown Hotel Co, Ltd.

Proprietors. 3353-l-29lh. _ ' . J f) ‘

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menu. Prompt

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Mrs. G. P_ Walker, Summerside; Miss Minnie Caruthers. Summer- slde; Ernest L. Walker. Summer tide; D. \V_ Aibrigiit, MtL. W_ M. Lunily. St, John; T. Hudson. Pres- on; A. B_ Burns. St. John; W.A. Walker, Moncton; A. Y. A_ Rolls. Cororito; J. B, Carmen and wife, lzilifax; F. M, Redd-lug, St. John; I S. Jones. 'I‘ruro; Geo_ J. Mit- ilieli. Toronto? Mrs. 'I‘_ P. Mc- Glynn, New Jersey; E L. Day. Natal-town, N. Y.. L. E. Durant. gpfillgilliii, Mass, R. C. Clark. Ml_ ire-wart; Stanley Clark. Mt. Stew- art; Stanley Clark Mt. Stewart; dnrry Scott, Mt. Stewart

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REVEtE HOTEL_

Ilowziril Viitulii-r, Lower Monta- zue; W. l3_ Mills. Annandale; llaroldDlngweli, Annandaie; Run- rln Bell, Murray Harbor; V. L. Ma- gee. St. John; S. P_ Ilitwlings. Ha- iiiutoii; Jlis. at smiiu, Detroit; a. McIntyre, Montreal; Joseph -Mc- Donald, Tracadié Cross; Eugene P. "onieau. Digby; W_ D. Coffin, Sa- em, Muss, J. McDonald. Boston; Juntos Tuiiar. Boston; W. G_ Gibb Vow York; L. R_ tSennett, New York.

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