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_l=a‘rm For Sale

l‘ Farm of 7d acres at Burnt Point about one mile from Georgetown, on shore froizt. Practically all clear and in good state of cultivation. Divciling-liuusc unci form buildings 1n good repair. Farm ivcll fenced and fully cultivated for Spring "Oll-

Apply to Joseph Bouchurd, Georgetown. Cl‘ ll. l‘. l\iucPiicc, Sol- icitoi", Riley Biiilciiiig, Charlotte- town. 2060-mwf-2 wks.

Real Home For Sale

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A new house with Sun Porch and Garage. Iiot water heat, hardwood flool's—cvcrythlng most convenient.

If interested inspection is invited. APPLY GUARDIAN. 2172-4-25-mwf6i.

Japan's exports to China dropped

36 per cent last year.

CUMBERLAND HILL INSTITUTE

The April meeting of the Cum- berland Hill Women's Institute was held at the home of Mrs. Jas. Dun- can on the 14th. The meeting open- ed in the usual way. Eight mem- bers and a number of visitors were present. The roll call was "pinning the tail on the donkey." The min- utes were then read and approved. There was also a short discussion on how to raise more funds. A vote of thanks was tendered Miss Fitz- patrick for the trouble she went to

department of And lli

PROVINCE OF PRINC

TENDERS FOR CLEARING RUINS AT.

PRINCE OF WA

SEALED TENDERS will be received at this office until noon on Saturday, April 30th, from any person or persons willing to contract for the clear‘ ing of the ruins at Prince of Wales College. Speci- ‘fications may be seen at the office of the Depart-

ment of Public Works.

The lowest or any tender not necessarily

accepted.

L. B. MACMILLAN,

Deputy Minister of Publ Charlottetown. P. E. l., ‘April 20, 1932.

Public Works ghways

E EDWARD ISLAND

LES COLLEGE

ic Works and Highways. E

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t i

AIIGTIIIII SALE AT

AT EDWARDS & COMPANY LIM

MILL. VALLEY

ITED WAREHOUSE

getting pictures fitted up for the school. Next meeting is to be held at the home oi Mrs. J. J. Campbell. After singing God Save the King all partook of a splendid luncheon and a pleasant social hour follow- ed.

::'I‘hc Terror of Asthma comes like a thief in the night with its dreadful throttling, robbing its vic- tiin of breath. It seems beyond thc power of human aid to relieve until one trial is made of that remarkable preparation, Dr. J. D. Kellogg's As- thma. Then relief comes with a rush. Life becomes worth living, and, if the remedy be uscd persist- ently, the disease is put permanent- ly to rout. ‘rake no substitute.

Sale By Tender

Sealed tenders will be received by "10 "lldfiffllkued up to Tuesday, May 3rd next from persoiu wishing to Purchase the following assets of the 0'Leary Produce Company Limlted, Parcel No. L-Frost-proof potato m" " ‘ along the line of Railway at 0'Leary, and H111";- ment. 6 i

Parcel No. b-Oiflce equipment. Parcel No. 3-A quantity of bags and baskets.

crowncuan IAN ‘rm: CHARLOTT n

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(Continued)

“Not-motr-he Didn't-J‘ Nick nodded. ' rie nadstruckherfillherewes one of theusualscenel whln they got back from the Moor-end he strum her. . . .It'sthefirltt1mehehu ever actually laid halide on her. It's going to be the haw-grimly, Jean was silent. Her whole soul was in revolt against the half- mad, drug-ridden creature who was making of Claire's life a daily martyrdom; the instinct to protect her, to sucoour her in some way, asserting itself with almost pes- sionate force. And yet-She knew that Nick's way was not the right way. "Yes, it must be the last time," 511s agreed. “Buti-but Nick, your plan won't do, you khdw)’ Nick stiffened.

"Think not?" lie said curtly. "Can you suggest a better?" Then, as Jean remained irfseraibly silent: "Nor can I. And one thing I swear -I won't leave the woman I love in the hands of a man who is practically a maniac, to be tortured day after day, mentally and phy- slcally, just whenever he‘, feels lke

..

It struck dean as curious that Nick had been able, more or less. to keep himself in hand whilst Sir Adrian inflicted upon cla're what- ever of mental and spiritual inr- ture seemed good in his distorted vision. It was the fact that he had hurt her physically, laid his hand upon her in actual violence, which had scattered N'ck's self-control to the four winds of heaven. 'I‘o Jean herself ii; seemed conceivable that the mental anguish oi Claire's mar- ried life had probably far out- stripped any mere badly pain. Half tenatively she gave expression to her thoughts.

Nick sprang to his feet. "Good God!" he exclaimed. "If you were a man, you'd understand I see red when I think of that damned brute striking the woman I love. It-it was sacrilegel"

"And won't it be-anothcr kind of sacrilege-ii you take her away with you, Nick?" asked Jean Very quietly,

He flushed dully.

."He‘ll divorce her, and then we

an outcast of Claire, make her life

without you." She paused, then went on more quietly: “Have you said anything to her about this-

(l Mile from Freetown Station)

llziving iii-mi zippiiinicil Liquidator for Edwards d: Company Limited. II will sell by Public Auction on Saturday, May 7th, beginning at l2 0'- cloek Noon, the following Land, high class Stock, Implements and Feed,

consisting of:- 25 acres, (known as the John Stuf- 1 ford Farm) 2 J60 acres, (McDonald Farm.) 1 C165 acres, (Junicw Lnvxloss Farm). 1

130 acres (lllnypc Stewart Farml- 1 . I El Pure Bred Percheron Stallion. 1

'J-l Choice Work Horses (HQQYY). 2 2 Two-Year Old (Volts. 1 Ll One-Year Old Colt, 1 l4 Iililch Cows.

ll Two-year Old Ilclfcr. 1

1 Hall Threshing Outfit with Blow-

2 Two-Row Planters (Hoover)

l Fertilizer Broadcaster (Van 1 Brunt) 3 E ‘Iwc-Row liillers, 1 B One-Row Ilillrrs, 6 B Two-Row Scuillcrs (John Deere) 1 5 One-Row Scuillciu, 2 Traction Sprayers (Watson) 2 Power Sprayer (Bonn) B Engine Diggers (Hoover) 6 l2 13g II. I’. Engines (John Doc-re) 1 (l Il. I’. Engine (International) 2 g r H, P, Engine (Cushman) 4

I Delco Light Plant

2.

Tractor (John Deere) sets heavy duty lever burrows, Four Bottom Tractor Plow. Two Bottom Sulky Plow Two Bottom Walking Plow, One Bottom Plow.

Ilay Mower (John Deere) Stccl I-Iay Rakes,

Ilay Loader (John Deere) Sectional Grain Seeder

Deere)

Eight foot Binder (John Deere)

er and Truck attached. Driving Waggon. Truck Waggons

Cart

Slovans,

Driving Sleigh,

Wood Slelghs,

Bob Sleighs,

Sets Team Harness,

sct Driving Harness

single pads and breeching sets Scales, '30 Potato Barrels.

(2,500 bushels lillxcd Feed and a. large quantity of I-Iay.

h quantity of llmischnld Furniture. consisting of Beds, Springs, Mattress-

cs, 2 Range Stoves, 1 Fumncctle and other articles.

‘A quantity oi‘ Farm Tools, consisting of shovels, hoes, forks, carpenter

tools, and other articles too ncmerous to mention.

Also Warehouse and Lot, and nil Warehouse Equipment. 0033mm‘ "I

Motors, Bogg Graders and Elevators.

TERMS CASH

If day is unfit, sale following Monday at same hour.

,_ .. ., _ 5 ‘I - "mm" "llimim Peake's Station imilT u €"\' scum zioo-s-uzii-gv-liliflfsi 2% "Im-"chmll 1 mile- ‘ q“ ‘l " Terms of sale are 10% of the pm.

IIUGH F. MORRISON,

(John

Parcel No. 4—Books debts and promissory notes,

Parcels Nos. I, 2 and 3, Open to Inspection at any time. Parcel No. 4, list may be seen at the oilice of the‘ undersigned. y Further particulars may be had by applying to the undersigned, Tenders may be for any of the said parcels singly or en bloc.

The highest or any fender not necessarily accepted.

ononcn M. MATTHEWS.

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Business Stand I

F0!‘ Shit! 0P R0110, n, good Buginggg Stand with Living Rooms and Garage in connection. Apply "h." Guardian. 21354-2241.

FARM Full SALE, By Public Tender

134 Acres Avondale, Lot 3'1, Queens C0,, P. E. I. 90 Acres under cultivation, balance woodland. Buildings consist of House 22x28 and barn 20x50.

Watered by spring and brook on farm and pump at house.

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Of Public High ways

PROVINCE OF PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND

NOTICE

RE PERFORMING LABOR IN LIEU OF ROAD TAX AND RE WINTER OVERSEERS TERMINATION 0F APPOINTMENT.

' All persons in the province desiring to perform labor in lieu of ‘their Road Tax (according to Scc. 12 oi The Road Act, i028 as amended) shall make application in writing on the forms supplied to the Tax , l-hcll‘ fcsbectlve School Districts NOT LATER THAN THE FIRST DAY OF MAY, i932, the last day on which applications may

‘Collector of be received.

; All Dersons who have been acting in the capacity oi Winter Overseer up m] the W959i" will hereby take notice that according to The Road

C‘ ‘BPC- 12’ R8 Bmvfldvd. their appointments are now automatically said Winter Overseers have no authority to undertaken any road work whatsoever, and ‘filly accounts presented for work which is undertaken without the orders of ihc Iilghtvny Supcrintcndcnts will not be recognized by Lhq Depgft-

‘rtcrminritsd, and thus the ‘undertake or ordcr to be

rncn t.

ICIIIIFIOIIfTlOKVII, P. E. Island, ll‘.;i"il 21.’, I972, '

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L. Deputy Minister of Public W

a. MACMILLAN,

orks and Highways.

chase price In cuh, minimum amount to be $100.00. the balance in 5 to 25 equal annual instalments according to the amount remaining on loan with interest at 0% per ennum. Each tender must be ac- companied by uu accepted cheque for $100.00. Tenders will be open- ed at the office of The Soldier Bet- tlement of Canada on May Ilth, 1932. Tenders should be marked on fllvfllfllle "Tenders for the purchase of Angus A. McNelll Farm and ad- dressed to the Soldier settlement of Canada P. 0. Box i418, Saint John, N- B- April M-tl.

Farmers & Breders

When selecting your stallion this Svrlns. flnt mp and think does it pay to breed to the right Horse? Look at the colts and then make your selection. Bud Axworthy is in the wrong place when his sire Guy Aflwfl-hr l (2.08%) the leading sire 0| "l! Wflfld- She of four trotters with records better than two minu- tes and demands a fee of $2000.00 a service and his full brother Lee Anvorthv (Isa-Vi) a us of $500.00 who added flfty standard perform. era, l7 of them in the (2.10) lit from two crops of colts. Dam Gaiety 1M (3.10%) by Blngen (2.00%) Bud Axworthy here at your door at a fee of 815.00 for the season or 95.00 to insure. Get busy and get u Bud Axworthy. You may not have the chance much longer. Bud Axworthy e speed. Bud worked a full mile over Alberton track hi

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shall marry," he answered. “Even so"—steadily—"it would be doing evil that good may come." "Then we'll do it"—savagely. "It's easy enough for you to sit there moralising, perfectly placid and comfortable. Claire and I have bornaall we' can. It has been bud emu; to care as we care for each other, ‘and to live apart. But when it means that Claire is to suffer unspeakable misery and humilia- tion whfle I stand by and look on- why, it's beyond human endurance. You're not - tempted. You've no conception what you're talking a- bout."

Jean sat very still and silent while Nick stormed out the bitter- ness of soul, the truth of e\ery word he uttered-even of the glbes which, in the headless- ness of his own pain, he flung at herself.

Presently she got up and moved rather slowly across to his side. "Nick," she said, and her eyes, looking into his, were very bright and clear and steady. Somehow for Nick they held the semblance oi two flames, torches of pure light, buming unflickeringly in the dark- ness. "Nick, every word you eay is true. I'm not tempted as you and Claire have been, and so it seems sheer cheek my interfering. But I'm only ssk'ng you to do what I pray I'd be strong enough to do my- self in like circumstances. I don't believe any true happiness can ever come of running away from duty. And if ever I'm up against such a thing-s choice like this-I hope to God I'd be able to hang on. . . to

NEGLECTED

KIDNEYS

Nearly killed bu- . . new you'd never suspect It "I euifcredyidl flgorilifilin Kidney ro e or I-hcl awlpl Bafispliilli"; , " grrlllrlep burning IC Bl used ‘Frult-mtives’ endmeoon fill III; lkflg! womsniy The Head. e ac aim ' °"°" wlaiiilliiifdni‘.

djllll eo work Iilturllly-tlle n: discovery of e brilliant h llgClelll redone ‘of the Royal (gal pa)’

liyslciens and Surgeons, Fdinburgli. For permanent relief from backacbee, indigestion, constipation and the like,

will fin flllt-I-CIVQI is the

, told her what you want her to do?"

relief. won't, Nick?"

hesuggested, evading s direct an- swer,

than that. If you wanted Claire to make a. bumt-offerlng of herself for your benefit to-morrow, know she'd do it! And-and?’- laughing a little hystericlally-“pre- tend, too that she enjoyed the process of being g-rllledl No.‘ Nick, it's up to you to-to just go on helpingvto make nci» life bearable, as you have done for the last two yang."

Jean."

up against one of man's most primitive instincts-the instinct to protect and comfort and. cherish the woman he loved.

you)’

had gained s certain amount of ground-that Nick's resolution had weakened a little in response to her 11160411118. but she feared to drive him too far. She fancied she could hear steps crossing the hall below. If someone should come upstairs and disturb them now, while things were still trembling in the balance-

again hurriedly. "You believe I'm your

bout moth-smiling s little.

world, Jean. After Claire and my mother."

else in the world, if you like, but because I ask it-wfll you let things stay as they are for a few weeks longer? Just that, litle while, Nick? We're 80in: to Iondcn next week. 'I‘hat'li make ‘a break-bring us all back Io s. calmer more everyday outlook 0n thlnll. Will You welt? su- iidrien may never strike Claire again. Anifit woulikrt be mi- just now, at a time when she is feeling horribly bitter and humiliat- ed from thet-lthst insult-to ask her to go away with you. Give her a fair chance in decide a big ques- tion like that when thinll are at their normal level-not when they are worse than usual. To ask her nbwwdzldbetotm advantaged! the feelinl m]; magma , that hot life is un-

metodoit." ‘-

quick, impassioned, ,

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Jean realised that no mu m» ,

out of the very/depths of her will. erystaliising ifl 00 "m! 70m the uttermoet ideal and eredoof bu" be mg, m pine strange. indeflnebie fashion it was borne in on her-that

srrlveduttheend ofa mullcll period. strikes e chord which holds the keynote of t!" 60mins unwise.

she faltered and locked at Nick beseechln 'y, suddenly ‘self-eon- scious, as we mostiof uiare when we find we have laid here a bitof oiuiumosteoul totheposslblymoak ing eyes of a fellow human being.

Bu: Nick's eyes were not in the least mocking.-

Iusteed of that. some, of the hardness seemed to have gone out of them, and hfs voice was very gentle, as, taking Jean's two hands in his, he answered:

"f believe you would run straight, little Jean-even if it meant tee-r- ing your heart out of your body to do it. But, you know, you're alwayfl on the ‘side of the angels-matine- tively. I'm only a .man—just an average earthly mew-smiling rue- fuliy-"a.nd my ideals all tumble down and sit on the Qround in a heap when I think of what my girl's enduring as Latlme a wife. I believe I might stick my pert of the business-but I can't stick it for her." “And yet," urged Jean, “if you go away together, Nick, it's she who'll pay, you know. The woman always does. supposing nip, ing Sir Adrian doesn't divorce her-refuses to? It would be just like him to punish her that way. What about Claire-then?" “He would divorce her," protest- ed Nick harshly.

Jean shook her head.

"I don't think 5o. Honestly, I be- lieve he would get undiluted satis- faction out of the fact that, as long as he lived, he could stand between Claire end everything that a nor- mal woman wants-home, and a sheltered life, and the knowledge that no one can ‘say things’ about her. Oh, Nick, Nicki Between you —you and Blr Adrian-you'd make

shehadreachedlnfllochgfher life. It was as W118! I Ifllllidl-Il.

. Morn a is not an accident . . Arne Moth Isa ConstautTlireetbut 0' ' can be easily destroyed Iwltli Fly-Tex

usnms Canadian men sud women learned that

I Itheirhomcscsubekeptfieeofmoths. RegularuseofFLY- TOX ispreventinguecleeelose. FLY-TOX/kills cverymothit

touches.

the blue label.

bounce 19n—-50e—' I l9az-4flc

1932 Pnicr-zs Loilvsir

‘lheiightagainstmothsshouldbeoome ercgulsrhomehold procedure the some as cleaning or dusting. Closets and rooms should be sprayed. Spray directly on clothing, woolleus, rugs, _ upholstery; then spray upward saturating the air of room and .. closeteoftcrcloeiug clooesandwindowe. Spraying FLY-TOXisnot -' ateshitiseasytousqwillnotsmhssanefwfregruutodoe.

The success of FLY-TOX has caused many imitations to be oflered. Insist on FLY-TOX, the scientific insectepny in the bottle with

1601mm 60c. ‘$1.00

Kills Moths. Roaches. Bed Bugs, Fleas-Guaranteed

a worse hell with you than it is

"No, not yetq-not definitely." Jean breathed a quick sight of

"Then ddffti Promise me you

"She might refuse, after all,"

“Refusal You know her better

You

“It's asking to muoh._of me,

Nick spoke a little thickly. He was

"I know. It's asking everything of

Jean waited. She felt that she

"see, Nick," she began Io speak psi-your and Claire's?"

"I know it," he replied quietly. "ADd—-lIld you do care e. bit e.-

"Youk-e the third woman in my

"Then. to please me-for nothing

must have. lust at

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7W beet remedy yo: em boy. 25c. sad $0:-

'“""”””‘““‘“ t‘ (M! M Ii-Ii in (1.01%) lu chm vasgiv . . 'm-i-:i'»’is.~1¢ wouldn't!» pinyin: the- " ' i” IIIW“ * _ JR-fl-F-“g- l fir. = ‘ ' UIIII iiilli 4 ' "'

De Valera May

Jmm the Dominions indicate they

Elm lungs were busily at work

--llnes levelled by the gun-m,

The Olnldien Prom-Mary Marsh, dauohtcr of the United states eon- sul here, should be internationally minded. She has taken her travell-

es. Miss Marsh was born at Manila, Philllplne, Islands, attended grum- mur school at Ottawa, high school in the United states, we; privately

hell vars or uninterrup

Not Push Bill

LONDON, April 20,—(Canadian Press Cable)—'1'he political corres- pondent of the London Morning Post today said members of parlia- ment in close touch with the Irish situation believed President Eamon De Valera of the Irish Free State does not intend to force passage ,0! his blll abolishing the Oath 0f Al- legiance to the Crown through the Dail Eireaun.

The newspaper said Mr. De Valera lsnnxious the Free State should not be excluded from the Ottawa Imperial Economic Conference, and added "notes he received recently

might not be backward in formally expelling the Free State from. the Empire if he, himself, made the" first move in that direction. There- fore it is considered likely he will endeavour to delay the final stage of the bill till after the Ottawa conference."

Western Wheat Farmers Optimistic

WINNTIPK, April QC-Westcm wheat farmers smiled optimistical- ly today and wok new heart as spring rains across the prairies continued for the third successive day. Further precipitation was re- ported in Alberta, southern Baske- thowan and parts of Manitoba.

Conditions in the Calgary area, blizzard-wracked for three days. Ire gradually returning to normal.

75°41? in an effort in straighten out the tangled mes; of communication

SAIIIPII! LEARNING IN SIXTH COUNTRY

SYDNEY, N. 5., April IG-(By

ins between terms at school. but not In the stereotyped manner of stu- dents on cut-and-drled world mils-