THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

The Bankers Ann 12E 5.12.1- mated Silver Elia. ‘it Fox (‘ompztn§t. iét and The Voluntary ‘(tinti- ing Up Act.”

Notice is hereby given t‘".. eral meeting of the s?" b“ Tho Bankers Amalgai Black Fox Company. l- Kl l. lpid in MacLeoti tint: Bentlif$ Office in Charlottetown on Thurs- day the ninth day of June 192T rit the hour of 8 o'clock in the aft»- mqn for the purpose of passing ltp~ on a proposed. compromise and sei- llernent of certain ciaii lty a I QFlDQQ the Company. ci eeiving and pasting tl"‘\-'Vl Liquidators accounts. rut! to give directions for the dlStFllititlOn oi this Company's assets and the final winding up of its affairs.

Dated this twentitth day of liizt) 1927.

R. E. SPILLETT,

l‘q-..l‘.!.'iti.t'

May 21-28 .lit!i" i ~

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l.‘QO§QQOO-OOOQQQQ0QQOOQOOT ' DAUGHTERS or‘ : MIDAS i t o ’l‘hc tlifllliilillllvll‘ oi‘ that black- drupctl room quickly ltad its way

BY ANNE AUSTIN

with Billy Wells. The tlcep voice ot‘ the Hindu. streaking Ettglish Iwith a stiuve Oxturd accent, droneti on and on, lniling to sleep the last 4 Itirtitcst .t' ltersttmiy Anterlcan

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t i. i :n'\ think o1 marrying the t-vt- ot‘ a great advcnture. I see i‘)

31in surrmititletl by etiemies, whol

1v map." .. y it ycu please?" cvasclessly’ plo: against you. Thel w... know he's a magician," tigurt-s grow clearer—a ivotman’ ,\\ .th httir like midnight and a heart’ 0-4 bla .lt; itnother wontttlti, with bait like moonlight, and blue eyes; | us cold anti cruel as hcr snialLi '.~'-.llt‘lfllllg soill-——" l Billy's cold lingers gripped the vclvet-cuvvreti etigt- of the table. "lint l see you trinntplting over your crtctnues." thc suave, low volco drone-ti (ill. “i sec riches and powcr 'l'tit' _vt)tt-—" “Wlu-tt?" Billy breathed. "'l‘he time is not clear-tic, wait "—l'tiill‘ tnonths, six months at most. c, l see it clearly now. You twill be clcvatetl to a position. Qt great ivenlth and souial powerj I see a 1min, an old man, his hands filled gvith giflS for you—-" , Billy's blood ran cold. How could gbc possibly know‘ about the secret ;t't)lll(’:ll. for old T, (L's name and itortttne‘! i "l sec tame and adulation of tllc nnttititttde for you—mllliotts oi ihnntis clapping, clapping-i’ l "Then t will be a great violin- ist?" Billy cried out etastatioaillty. 5 The seerls eyes and teeth glit~ tcrctl ‘with at pleased smile. "Ah ‘yt-s, but l sec you chibld ot‘ tiestiny. tltiught-et‘ oi‘ lndia, turning your hank tipon the empty worship of the tnuititutle and crossing the sous to your true homo. Attd with you l sec a. II1i<lll-—\\'2Ll.l., tho figure grows ‘clear, ciearer—" He bent lower over tho clottdy crystal, while Bil- ly crushed her mouth ‘with her knuckles to keep from crying out hat him to hiliTy. “A dnrk. thin. tig- nrc, wrlth the eyes of a mystic. Ho too is clairvoyant, His soul is the itnnic oi‘ your soul, the halves tn’ itwo stihcrcs ivhlrling through the ‘ccntttrles to cotnu together now tor the fulfillment oi ti great mission." l "Anti-that. ntission?" Billy heg- izeil him in a. low, shaken voice. , Tlin lltntlirs eyes brooded. heavy- lidtltnl, over tho crystal, Tht-n at, last he raised his head anti drop- ped his hands with ti. gesture m‘ fin- l:tlit._v, "The vision lattes. it will no; conic zigailn-lnow" . llt- row ltnm the tnblc. stood im- ‘mcust-ly tall in his rirh, dark robes, iihcn tiiicrcil his hand to hor. with gt stidtlcnly human anti quite under- istantlzrblo smiile on his bronze- ‘ctiloretl, llillldtidililfi Taco. He was a zmztn, aftcr all, and hc was looking ‘at. ltcr as many men had looked lg!’-

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We the undersigned Blacksmiths‘ t close, cornmcncingi

of Charlottetown. agree Wednesday afternoon June 8th for summer mouths.

PROUDE & MORESIDE GALLANT BROS.

P. J. SENTNER

H. E. FORD

R- G. ACORN

H. SNOWIE

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Site dltl not. ivuit even to murmur .hcr thunks for tho “readlng", but v irau, llkc a frighened child.

FHESENTED AT COURT lllitlliltdliiq?" lthaqphwltrbumgltlttighglizl: t ~H¢ fffiys he's bu," prgsented at! Dill ltnmnino crosisetl to her ‘ wtrt. fiiilfikly. 100k her arm ‘wlih d. rous- .. M‘ |,_qs_¢wice yo, emqsttrhtg tircssttre oi‘ his electric and forgery onccy ‘brown. lingers, and led her to a g chair beside hit-t own.

l “DC-Wt. try, to ‘talk. dear," be wvhlsoeivtl. “You dnay tell mo. nu

ntbimt it on the way home."

“N0? She. shook herhcatl, can't tell anyone-over."

The brown iboy beckoned Nyda with n bony‘ fiinger. and. protesting her tnrvuiillingnesls, she tlaillowed him into ‘the presence of tmiir Satllt. ‘

‘Ralph and Dal anti Billy were ai- nlost silent as they waibed, but the High. Di0l>le who were also WB/ll.‘ ing talked among themselves, some 0t‘ them loudly asserting thon- ln~ crerluilty. while others told, in awoti twice-s. oi‘ miraculous retrain-ions.

_"I'vt~ been here three times." a ‘lull titoolattmetl loudly. “Why, l wouldn't. dream of doing it thing ivithnttt Namir ‘Sadlrs advice. lie predilotctl tltt- vory day my hus- ht-ttttlfls sister tiled. ttnd it wits Nattnlr Suilh that told me that my ltusbanii Mutt-i running around ‘with zittother wonmn. iim getting t1 di- vorco, all right, all right, pm, want to ask him how much tili- inony I'm going to get."

‘Ralph Trunntti tnuothcretl. ti t-itortlo or amusement. then bo- catne suddenly grave as he leaned im-ivatti to ivhisper to Dal and ‘Hilly:

"I'm convincctl this bird has an accomplice who h s illl ontree into the vory highest. c roles of society in (Yoltitx. .lle'st only hocn horn two ititmiths. but. I'll bet. he's cleaned "D "- Yvrilllit‘. it's likn this all the titno-~i'ront curly mortiing till lute at. itigiii. The old boy won't gtive int- a reading any more. He knows lint ‘wist- to his graft, and he's pay- chic onotrgh -t0 dope it out» that i'll have him tun out oi itowtt it I can get. the goods on him and his i accompiit-v, and by George-J’

‘ Nytlah dramatic titttrancti 'llil€l‘- ruptetl his threat. She llnd flung

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HER ONLY EVIDENCE I "Agnes, so you think crabs arc . healthy?" “Well Stella, I nevcr heard any v cf ‘them complain of lacing sick."

, ::t‘nrtts tllsttpticztr whcn treated ,\\iih llollowttys (Iorn ‘ltutnovcr lwiihuut it-uvitig a sr-ur.

INSECT-sires

Minards lakes the itcir out. {if mmtqttltt. and il_v blurs. lirttwn illt‘ poison.

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lda?" Ralph itonr ot‘ them ivcrc in his cnl‘, boule-

lrlglng and [ttilitig with SDitSllls oi’

tent‘.

“The dirty hair!“ she painted in a loud, ltarsh voice.

“Let's get out 0t here!" Itulph 'l‘ unntu sprang to his lect and took Ngdtfs urm and led hcv forcibly from the room.

“What did

he tell demanded.

you. Ny- w hen the

ward bound. “You can help to run him out oi‘ town it‘ you'll tell us trtttiltly what he snld to you-—"

"l won't tell!" Nytin cried, then tier-tun ‘Lo sob niilti-iy,

Then l suppose therc W38 just, enough lrnth in what hc told yon to make you ‘scare-ti to death ot" him," Ralph flung ottt nt ltcr grim- » '. "That's why we catrt got any- thing on hint. -li‘ l knew what he really said to you, l'd have a clue as to where he go. his information. iWill you tell, Billy?" '

"No!" She set her lips stubborn-

Malia Grown the budge fihoiqunifl ca: I

disnlu w entnw ere . inillcrs of REGAL FLOURi obtain their nupnlv- 3'15 ti"? i only accept ti»: v-jllwlffi quality of wheat whwh V" m... REGAL ntalldlldl- Such selection! are fir; mined by_ llborntory‘ n l lctunl lJllilnl lull.

. Dal‘s li-and tightened on hers. "Did he hint ut secrets which

you ' thought no uno t-lsc in the

world bu. you ytntrselt‘ knciv?"

Itaripb persisted. his gay friendli-

ntss lost tn his righteous indigna- n

“l don't wnttt to tztlk about it, and neither tIilIES NytiaJf Billy cried on: lhen. "Please, Ralph!"

"Well, how about you, Romaine? Arc Yolt with me‘! You haven't let‘ this cheap taker rope you in, have.

.,..

Dal Romalnos white teeth flash- ed in a smile. but Billy, ivntchitig him, saw that his eyes were som-i her. brooding, “I'm afraid t can't speak with tiutlionity on this pur-, ti niar olmirvoyanit, ITrunniti, but‘. it happens that i have htttl extier-l ience will mystics in the cast-in, lntila, to be exacP-and "i hatre‘ seen tar stranger thiings than you. with your tiractical, middle-nest.‘ utintl, could possibly (lreum my I‘ have been ll student or the oncttlt

tor his s d‘;

Nttmhl Sadh—" He shrugged‘ hottlders as it‘ to dismiss tit scussiioti, or his own pant in it. At mitlnightt Billy Wells stood be- fore the open window ot her room. drinking of the crisp October nir. ln lili effort to clear the l“; clay- ing tatnt oi’ incense from her 11111115.. Suddenly she leaned far out ot‘ tho window, to ivatch u t‘antillut~ figure httrrylrig down the tlrtlveivtty. ltt-ep lug close to the tall box ltedgt- as. it‘ ~11 cottceal her movements as muah as possible. A's Billy wtttcituti. a car rolled up to the curb, barely stopped. received its ptlfitiviigt-l‘ und glided‘ away. Tho lltitlt- tit" 11nd been Qnnctetl in lhc silvt-r rat flliCP of a full moon,

"l thought Nyda would linvo to see Eddie Banning tonight," iliily told herself, as she crept, ishivt-ring not. with cold but with Your for all of them into her bod. “Whatt-vct‘ Ntunir Satlh toltl lit-r concerns lilti- tlic Bzttinlng as vitally as it docs iNyda." . | The next day Dal ltuutniui- ttwk iVihitinie Shelton to call tipon |ht~ crystal! gazev and when iiiiiy saw her tut dlnncr that CVUlllIlg slit: rt-ttl- ‘ized, with a. fresh surge of jeal- ctrsy and ltutred, that \\'innie lutil lnot been ft-igh-enod-euflwll. but hail been made bubbittgly ltappy by illt‘ "revclntltins“ oPNam-it‘ Satili, Anti no ‘the knew better than Billy tltni llhe only tiredioion whiich could bring that look oi’ luminous joy in- ‘0 \’i"intiie‘s shallow blnc eye-s wits the ])i'<.‘]lll4:l'.y that shr- \\‘.'t'.s to ntar- i'y at man whose tltiscriptifuti iiitt-ti Dal itotnaixte.

For muny days Ralph 'I‘rttotntiti did not cctntc to the Clllilllg hotnie, Dal himself seemed to be cxirttortli- nurliy busy and prcocttttiietl, and Billy was surprised ho tiintl how rc- lievcd‘ she was that he did not Press her ‘to confide ithe details 0t‘ Namlr -Sndit"s "reading."

One ‘Saturday late in Ociober Vtola. the girls’ personal ntaitl, brought; her a note, which, the girl said, had ‘been delivered by ines- wliset» ‘Belbie “he QDEned n, cv- en betiore she saw ‘the tiny, printed characters on the envelope, Billy knew. by the sick plunge oi‘ ht-r heart. that ill. wan from Dal, and thal. it. brought. bad new.

"Mligntitt, ‘ht-loved: "l. am called away. i catmot oven sco you lin- fore '1 ‘leave. l dry not know when l ‘shall be hack, nor can [tell you wbt-ro il sharll he. tor tho business .hdt -cz1lls mi! nway will take lilo tit» H. number of cities. l Sltttll Wfllti, 0t course, and you must no \\"i.l‘l‘_\',

WTEQSTRQYTAT“ tot itiitttuiit“

Prepared Especially for Infants and Children of All Ages

Mother! Fletcher's Castoria has been in use for over 30 years an a pious- ant, harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Parcgoric, Teething Drops and Schilling Syrups. Contains no nar- cotics. Proven directions are on cttclt package. Physicians everywhere rec- ommend it.

The genuine bears signature of

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opvn tin.- tlonr and now ‘shc- siootl leaning against it, her ‘full bosom

défio.

- .\l r. \\'. J. Dennis.

REGAL FLOUR’ ,

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Rector and Bride l Heartily Welcomed

Tlic iiall at Prrt lllll ivns the] sccni- wt a very in Ulkhicllli; itivcni] on Sattttrtltty‘ cvctiing. .\luy 28th 110-‘ spltv the distigvccttblc ivcatimltl \\'lit‘ll many in‘ the l'L“.~‘.ltl0lltS of P011 llili ‘tilltl Ellcrslic tissctnbietl to tan- dev their wttrtncs, congratulations to tht- ilcv. ii. R. Colcntan. B. A? who has l't'llll‘li(‘tl tlmlll his llilll‘ days, at-ccintitinicil by ills lirltlc, All.

for mmiy Years- Y0“ kllow- B“: "5 Colcmttn was mnrricti in Toroutuqvirluus Ul- Mothel. (glcuv\us'

and uitci- an t-xicnsivc till) llirollglli Etiscrn (flllitttlihnspffll two weeks; wt. h his ticuplt- ill Si. John. N- n~

chmi-h-ivartirti and chairman tor- tht- i-vt-nitig. tnadt- a tc-u.‘ tilwillllil- rctitarl-ts, lltiilllg to thc invasion. and rnllid tipun .\irs. it. It. infid- .\lt.~z Pcrt-y Tiircli anti the .\i' 10>: l) anti it’. Williams for nltl Ull- lcctitms. -l<‘ollo\ving which‘ MY- (;.» , \\';tlsh ivulutitnctl Mr. mid Mrs. (‘Ulllnllll on bchall’ of xhe hiifllfr-‘c tn iGilt-rslitq The bride and groom \\‘~>lt' tin-n ratllrtl to‘ tho iilil1l7“'ln' ivl-it-lt Wits hnntistwtuttly decorated with Sirvnlnvrs and tlmvcrs. ivhvn chnrclt warden. l"i‘iill an zultlrcss and prt-‘sctttctl ii. tvvll fillttil ]iill'.\‘l‘. it) llll‘ “Vail? “nil groom tilt behalf oi‘ tho congrega- itnis of lillltrsllt: and Poi‘: Hill l“ this juntrttire the littlt- His. Mar- jiirit- Ncwtntmhti and Nittrjorie 3.121)’- -,(| Mus (jolctnmi with c ‘.s'l'li!\\'(‘]‘ ‘houtytiot til‘ Fartintitins, Tilt,‘ address irus H5 i'tillti\v1t:—- 'l't> xhc ilcv, anti .\lr:=. (‘tilctnattz 'l'ht- ‘mtitnbt-ts tit’ your l'0ill-Zl'k‘l_'i\‘ aitip and your friends, lmvt» itict ht rc this (‘Vulllilg to bitllyott at wei- ootnc to our cotigliWf-lilmlal. 691"‘

doi- you our best tiilshcs. Already. Mr. (‘tilcmzttu you hztvi- etitereil tn- ‘to tho work hero. Willi ‘All U19 "DU" tnisnt and hopefnlttcs.s_ot‘ youth. Yicttr vlsitin has been hroatl and onc. or uplift and llilDl‘0\"('.‘H1('l'il. Your (‘Iltiljlltéfi ltttvt- not. hcetrcott- lined to your hiilii-l. Your int-lu- ence has been [cit in tut‘ commun- ity antl social iitc. Anti, now, as again. you take up your allotted task with a DitPiliCl‘ by your side we wish you well. ‘ The work 0t‘ .t.hc Christilnti tnitns- ter is nether easy nor simple. ll has to deal with lite-its joys and its sorrows—tits- emotions and its stern realities. ‘Life is cOmDlBX and many sided anti the tusk is t0 meet i; and tottch i‘: on every side. The earliest 0t’ what you have al- ready ilone, titakes us very hopeful tor the future, For this ivork W" nave the ltlglwst. ideal, that. oi‘ ‘tho Son of Mun, who casino not. ".0 lll‘ ministered unio hit‘. to niittlstcr. And it’ any mun needs illl itictilut. ‘ ly the Pastor, whoso ])l't)l the. highest and tilt‘ gvcutesi. Wu usk you now to accept tilt-xii glfig-t mitl our warmest. congratula- dcdr hrttrt. l hog oi you lo trtts‘! mo. ‘to bold nu- lust itry-tnit‘ itcart. n; ‘l htltl you inst in mtnc, For the 53kt; of all our inturc. httpptttoss, do not 1c: anything Como between us while l tun prone. l cannot. stty

in leaving you like this is al-titost w rse than death. Dui."

The next morning whcn she went down u» the lnte suiuluy breakfast heavy-eyed with ltttk ot ‘sleep, shc [ottnd Nytht and Winulc at lite tuhio, the -brnncil. and blond heads bent over u newspaper, utlcrliitt eXvllml

‘exclamations or astonishment and

llncrotluliit-y, and, on the ‘part oi" Ny- du, a fiercti exultntiott.

“Who's tilnpctl or got at tllvo|'ct>'.'" Billy tletnnntietl.

"Nnntir Sudili has been cxlwfifiil and (]|ilVOIl. out of itown!" Nydtt ox- u-ltetl. "it's all hove, about how they not the goods on ltlm and his a-cconipllcc—"

(To Be Continued.)

Sedh’: accomplice is not named. Billy catches ‘Winnie In a ilie-and ia deeply worried.

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any mort- now, oxccpt-‘l love you,

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monu- itaim ntltl streams.

Ltttltl rg-l past hopes fulfilled. lnndl of our dire-attics. ' I

‘Land fumed in pootry, story midi song. ;

Linn] oi‘ tho westcrlti world, lusty and stronigi l

llund with u natural wealitlt second‘ to none.

Land of vast fields of grain, ‘ticaltlt .

summer's sun‘. |

Elstud of broad ‘inland sen-s. teem-i ing with gtuno.

lALlitl 0i’ prospettlty we ltoittntt- your inmnen

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qmnd where our fatiherg livetlhlliiilii ever true. _ l

Land or the setting sun, we rc, iprottd (it you. l

Laud oi itrtnkt iludout trees, orchtttrtls and twat-ks. - _

dmtitl‘ cl trtuli-tioti still leavmti-Z tnarlvsi;

l ‘its! . i

Land with dhminlciu front sen tmtol

teen, ' ‘Land of tins-t; iprogrcss and land o

ithe time, . i Land with a. aiante known all 0\'(‘l“; the eadtill. y t1 with u. filitutc. we value SM“; woritih.

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Lanttd of our tiaiilters, your btnitiers} .we d-aisc. j Land oi ouit‘ cltenlshied tropes. lowi- lis our praise. i Land tth-nt. in future will take tot-o luzoso place. {Laud oil‘ the itiuple W511i PM" iotu- ra-ce. 3 BY BARNEY HALPIN ‘Lncom-be, Aihcrttti

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‘flotts anti best wishes: and Wt‘ ‘that you muy go itirwitrti in " ' _ ‘Hope “ml liovc" in llic Nlatstcrs 'se1vicc. _

i Mr. and Nirs. (Jolt-innit cxlilvssiril their thanks in it YEW ililiiii-Z T" tmnrks, utter which rciiw-slittti-irs were served, and n ‘social hour Wit-s spent which aifordcti on titthotttiti- tty for all to becotnt‘ acqunnttctl.

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Do Not Delay Your Order, Your Merchant May Just Need it to Complete a Car and Thus Give You the Cheapest Price. i

WANT TO DANCE? 10.00 P. M.

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Every hour on this famous train is re membered with delight. Recliner! at ease, you sec the gems of Canadian Rocky Mountain scenery. Radio and the little nineties of Canadian National service add their quota to your pleasure. The ideal train to- Winnipeg Edmonton Jasper National Park v. Prince Rupert and Vancouver