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IMNLDA PXYINCI OI‘ Pl-INCE EDWARD ISLAND

NOTICE T0 CBEDITOBS 0F I'll-ST MEETINGS WHERE ASBIGNiNT MADE.

In the matter o! the Bankruptcy at Harold L. Toombs. Notice is hereby given that Harold L. Tooenbs. of Maylleld. in Prince Edward Island. made an

creditors 18th day oi March, 19M, at the hour of eleven o'clock in the forenoon at the Law Courts Building in the City of Char- IOIIQ ll-

Te vote lhereai proois cl claims and Iexiee must he illled with me prior thereto.

Those having claims against the Estate must tile the same with the Custodian or the Trustee when ap- pointed before the distribution is made, otherwise the proceeds of the estate will be distributed among the parties entitled thereto, without re- gard to such claims.

Dated hi» Sltmmerslde, this 17th

day o! larch 198i.

Addrem oi Custodian,

P. 0. Box ll,

S P. l. I.

IBEDEIIICK J. I. WRIGHT, Custodian.

1.4222.

liotiee of Ap lioation For Divorce

Notice is hereby given that Wil- liam Falconer Jardlae ef llead at lltllabomugh in Queens County h the Province o! Prince Edward ls- land, Farmer and retired real estate dell". will apply to the Parliament oi’ (head-I. at the next susioa thereol, for a Bill o! Dlvesce from his wile Cora lay Jalvline I Head ct lllhberuugb in Queens County in Prince ldward Island, and lately oi’ Charlottetown in Queens County in said Island, and whose present ad- drces is. Care cl Mrs. Lindberg. 300 Summit Avmue. hrookline, Massa- cbametts. ca the mound et adultery. Dated at Province

March. 1934. WILLIAM FALCONEB

Petitioner. 2100M.

FOR SALE

AT PUBLIC AUCTION

J ARDINE,

0a the pedals n Thuruday the Zithetlalehatldeloeklfihl. valuable -‘ s! the late James Weddell, situate at Victoria, Queens County, of 21 acres all clear with good dwelling house and

gutted fer mart: earlllliag i: ranching. Abe same time and place all farming Im- plement and homehold furniture is.

KATIE WADDILL, l-Zxeeu Mel-IAN a MeKINNON, ‘ Solicitor-e.

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Proieseionallorlis

Stewart 8 Lowther n. w. mwruxa. n. is IAIIIBTII, QOLICITOI, I!“ I Great George Street uonr "r0 com

McLEQD 8 BENTLEY y. a. eannn

J. l. lleellonald, H}. ILIIISTII. SOLICITOK II. Int] Building

, Charlottetown. P. It lllllll. icy so Lean and Ccllecfleae

gtvm the very but atteutteu. IIS-Q-d-llnohtii.

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Lac. i Idling.

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amt-omen hlswelleheped miscreants-gumm- flh-llhflit-"fii

think about what she would do with mm, she just knew that, she wanted him

Nothing save a sbal’? Wlllmllld lrom Dexter would make the dog enter the door but when he was in Mollys sitting room. WW4 "id alert, panting with his excitement. she knelt down and»?! m? a an unbuckllng e l Pl ° gllllhlc. She looked snurdly smell sitting on the stool beside him. The two men locked down at her, smil- ing. Molly was rather like a small girl in her old white muslin frock. "Isn't he a peach, Jimmie?" she exulted.

“Nice dog-" Jimmie admitted coudescendlngly. l-le deliberaely assumed the pro- prietry air of one well used to being in Molly's sitting room. "Where are you going to 1MP himl?" he added wickedly.

"Here and in the nice cls bwk yard," Molly answered.

1n her excitement she had for- gotten to ask Dexter to sit down. lie stood awkwardly brushing his somewhat baggy trousers, murmur- tng ‘ “ en» things.

"-—sble to get away after all- came down in the day time-though Pfl-fd wouidnt be so scared-hot m the baggage car-" “You-er-travelled in the bag- gage car with him?" Jimmies am- used query made Molly's cyce flash- “Had to keep him st " Dexter's voice blunde w and rumbled alollt- “Poor pupl-Got any water near here?" " “Have some in two jlfly‘s"—Molly was running toward tbs hall way. "I'll have to go down to the kitchen tor a bowl—“ahe was but quickly- setting the huge yellow dim helm the dog, who smiled suspiciol 1y but finally began lapping hlrstlly." l-iovv stupid ot hie-sue was brainless, "lie probably wants lood tOo—" “Guess he d0ee—" Dexter stam- mered. “I ought to have ted lumbe- fore 1 got him over here but l got kinda nervous, he was so excited I was afraid he's get sick—"

Dexter himselz looked hot and uncomfortable and untidy, Much too big tor Molly's feminine quartegs, He mapped his brow with a huge llandkerchiet.

"Oh." Molly murmured contrite- ly," how hot you look! Probably you're thirsty yourself, I'll go down—"

"Don't went to put you to any trouble stall—" he said hastily. "It's no trouble," Molly insisted. "I was just going to make some-

tell you, let's go down and raid the iccbox (or Psrd and crack some ice (or ourselvea—"

The immaculate and shining kit- chen was cool 1mm the evening breezes of»: swept through from the back yard.

[Jexter sat down weerlly but db- mu, again subtly assuming a host- like manner. wandered about with the ice pick and a bottle opener teasing Molly because she was more excited about finding food for the dog than she was for the men. hike all middle-aged bachelors Jimmie prided hlmseb on being an expert on mixing drinks and salads. "Just to show you how dne nat- ured l am." he told her, “I'll do a salad for us while you feed that four-legged brute—"

Molly glanced up from the lcebox

door. .

"A pertectly nice idea." she agreed. The dog's great tall was swinging happily. with reeklcm abandon Molly dumped perfectly good cold cuts into a bowl fta‘ him. Dexter watcher her milling cen- tantedly. "What any!" he eekad

stupidly when fcfthe third time Jimmie

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perance Situation. Under the Sons of Temperance.)

BOOZE NEWS

of highway transportation, a tlonal authority on the

ability of liquor which has

ed a weekly list of jail

d”!

Jack Tar Quits ltlun ’

ship's books. Increasingly. the

the proportion has reached B0 cent. ,

-__ Drunken Driver Can't Collect euranee

a motorist who carried

the case. Mr. Justice lves in

touicatcdmotoristwes collectinsuraneebenetlt/rhis

BellighOoetelOrhne

3 times more than education, times more than maintaining

cents of every dollar goes to

paid. (senator l‘ ‘

Since liquor drlnklm is-a

01in

Model Lobster Beet 25’

year, all at hargah Price.

B. COIPPON, LTD. Belle liver.

Edmonton Court ruled that an in- unable to

Orlme in the United states costs

army and navy. 8nd i tlmu more than the expense of the Federal Government. It represents l-t oi the national tncmne. Twenty-five

for uime. with the money repre- sented in cost o! crime, all local, state and federal tans could be ‘ (Democrat) 0L New York before the Committee of (hie Hundred at Miami Beach) con- tributing cause of so many kinb o! flfllllt. the above statement regard- ing the high cost of/crime will be

FRASII! lkht Iagin teaed and complete. Good

7 light Aachen, 160 Traps with 16 thd. Rope new IQ

and worthy opinion re the Tem-

ampiem of the

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Publicity tor Drunken Driven

Robbins B. Btocckel, director of Yale University's Research Bureau

DI-

subject. says: ‘The great increase o! auto- mobile accidents is due to the avail-

110$

heretofore existed. mforoement is not enough. Let there be Publish- sentence: for operating under the influence of liuguor. This will intensify public

Jack Tar is rapidly becoming a teetotaler. Rum is the traditional beverage in the Royal Navy. ‘Predi- tion dles hard, and clch day every battleship, every sailor is sup- posed to receive his parlnlkln of rum. But for some years back. men who did not want. rum have been allowed tupperice (about four cents) as a substitute. this cunt being credited to them each day in the

Oil

men

are demanding their "tuppcnlces" in place of their "tot oi rum," until

PG!

m.

No redress can be seemed from llllllffllwe companies by any person who drives a motor-car while in- toxicated and who becomes involv- edtnsnsocidenbacconiingtoan llllvwtent decision recently handed down by the Supreme Court of Canada. This j -‘ ment wss reach- ed in an action brought against the "8- Fidelity and Gelarantce Co. by

insurance

in this company and who became involved in an auto accident while in a drunken condition. In hearing

the

de-

cidon was whee-led to the Supreme Court of Canada, which has now

. u h ld th ll Mr. .1 thing cool for Jimmie to drink-I "pa? e m n“ m‘ “m”

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o! food and water. ‘Faint from hunger. the hunter- man, Ban, son oi Issac. reaches

Jacob, is pulling the tire (tom under s pot or beans The savory odor o! the well-cooked pottage instantly makes the himgry hunter almost

thcdooroithetr-specttorhim by his shrewd. crelty, and more do- mestic brother.

“Give me to eat," cries the iam- fi man, casting aside quiver and

"Give you to eat?" snecringly replies the scheming Jacob. "Ofl and on I have been st that for years. Were I minded to shun work and spend my time sending poorly aimed arrows alter the fleet ani- mals of meert and iorest. 1 too. would be a h ar."

"But Jecob." pleads the astonish- ed rother. now sitting m his heels near the steaming pot: "I! my ar-

is the family tent just as his brother, I o

rows had not gone wild in the bu

strong wind today, l would have shared venison with you tonight."

answers the wily Jacob, tast- gsgng

lng a sample o! his rich Putt-age. "It happens that we are not. dealing with ‘ifs’ nor shall we consider the

Pot-ill! that a hungry Hebrew ever tested is quite another nutter." 0

"Give me food. else l die." bei- iows the sufierlng luau.

lilacs h Imlaem ' is business," re the

designing Jacob. drawing crock manewposition. where the shift-

wml directly w lt-I have vim you want-e pot oi savory beans, and you have what I would not

threatening look: "nee your mods out of that food." ‘lhovlgh tortur- eq by the gastric juices flowing afresh into his empty stomach, Ban gives ear wmtl: further words

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