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QAGE TWO THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN E T Ir i _'l_ '=___APRILf 9. 131,57

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F _ V _ -__| i N ‘

'\9 @W is We’ll Meet Again lllow Pulls rrllllls `\

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`“€" \ \ By MARGARET GORMAN NICHOLS ! al....m.u.... in rm

° ° . _ I Reliever

‘ f. ‘ U (send me away I won't become tl PU* 111 9/"W9 5 Wm’

“ S | Hers is s story of a vows mln

/ ,< gontmuedy I'll never go away. unless you who had almost given up h°P° °f

q .4 "if .- .ie , ' Lf Lucia pulled oft her white gloves another problem to you. Perhaps I hi-5 f°l1°Wi 55°-ln' H' Wm hw 5°

'- " \ and reached for a cigaret. “Did spoke too soon." ' med °n° remedty 'mr “nm'h°"'nd

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Doctors prescribe Vitamin.: and Minerah to repair the

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body after ths rn\'a|,;cs of V -. 'I

winter. Scon’a Emulsion - supplies them ahuniluntly and in their unix! easily- uvallahlc form. ll'~l 4 to 5 limes more flirt-.slilvle than ordinary Cod Liver Oil . . . contains ailtleilijiilclum and Hvpoplmsphlles of Lime and Soda, too. iv

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TAKE SCOTT'$ EMULSION DAILY THROUGH TREA- CHEROUS SPRING WEA. THER TO RESIST COLDS AND OTHER INFECTION.

lwutslola

CIVIC TAXES

'you see them, Alan? They left! when we came in. Gay isn't doing badly by her:eli'." She bent heri head to catch a light. “She ls‘ wcarlng a new dress Gregg prob- ably bought her." _ , "'I’hat's unking of you," Alan; l said moodily. Catty." |

What else is one to think?" She I

bfew the smoke up\vard.“Every one 5 is talking about it. Of course,l .<lie'll marry him. Gay‘s no fool.| But every hostess in New York is trying to get him to her parties." i i “I don‘t think she'll marry him,” Alan said soberly. She’ll never marry him for his money." His head had spun when he saw her and he wondered how he could l endure Lucia/.s inane converstion all evening with the memory of Gay in that white dress and her curls brilliant and shining beneath

, the slixldowy lights, q U 0 t U

In the narrow hall Gay stood bc- sliie Gregg where she had so often ` slooti beside Chrif. How dii`fei'cnt lhcy \\‘l-re! Gregg--\\‘itli his top hat in his hand, his licavy white siik .scarf tied close to hi, chili, his 5

long black- coat. And Chris-in' rullipicd t\\'ecCls, in a blue shirt arid

in ordcr that all citizens

may be familiar with the new I

Ily-l.u\l' i'c_;:il'din_;‘ tl.c instuilmcnt payment of taxes it is published herewith. it is respectfully ro.'|ues'tcd that you 5

give it crircitll attention :ind

comply with its reguliitioiis.

R Note especially that discount is zivzlilzlillc within fifteen

days :lftcr receipt ot` tux notice, even if after April 15th.

I<`REi)`I(. LARGE,

City Collector

1 s o o o 0 0 l

BY-L.»\\\' T() lC.`\"l`.\iil.l.“~ll'i l.\`>`.’l`Al._\ll‘]I\"l‘ i,’.-\Y.\lENT Ol" i

CIVIC A5.s'lI.\`:§.\Il‘jN'l`S AND T0 l~`lX THE RATE l . . , . ,. .

Ut’ l)lb(.()Ll\

l l`Hl.lil:.U.\'

BE IT E_\'AC'l`I£I) by the Ci-ty Courirli ol’ the City nf Cliarinliclorvn as P

follows :-

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1. Tiiut ull orrlinul"_v gem-rnl Civic zisscssmclits on rcnl and ll0i‘.-oilal .

prnpl-rty within the ('ii_v llt` Cliuriott racll succcl-clillg your shilil henct-l`oi~‘t

ctolvn for the iiscul ycar 1937 ai\d‘ h he due and payillllo in ltliir equal .

instilllmrnts within thc fiscal year that ilu' same be assessed. as fellows: r One instaiimciit oil the tllirt_v»iira1 tiny oi' Marrll. one installment on thc 1

tliirtieth iluy ul' Juni-, one instzilllncll

t on the thirtieth day of Scptcliibcr.

Ind one ilistulllnellt on thc tliirty-first day of December. ‘

2. Eacli iziutulinn-nt .sllaill bc considered duly [laid if thc sfmic hc paid

on or bi~i'ure the iit`tl-clitli day ol' the month next following the due date thereof and not uilicrwise lullcss as herein provided. ,

I. A discount oi’ three per cent

ment so duly paid, hut only if at the

will be deducted from mah install- f time of payment thereof no previous

lnstallniclits bc wlioliy or partly in al'rcurs and if the person assessed be `

not in arrears for payment oi pull tu

4. Should noticc of assessment not have been duly given at least fif-

teen days before the fifteenth day of April ln any year, then the install- ment thcn payable may he discolmtabie if paid within fifteen days after

ihe actual giving of such notice.

5. Should :lily :isnt-~;sinl-lit bc mode hy supplemcliiury rt-turn or other-

wise liitcr than the gencrul zissrsslnelit of the year, then it shall be due .

nnll payulllc ill so many equal install

imc-nts as then remain to fall due

upon such gcllcral assessment, and each installment shall be likewise dis- I

countable.

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6. Should any asscsslncnt. he appealed and the appeal thereon not '

dclrrlniiwd in-forc tha- time within vrhirii the discount on any installment

flu-\'l~oi` ~.ll;lll lic u\;.i :lilil, tilrn such

installment may be paid subject to

detcrmlnzliiuli oi' such appeal :mtl due allowance for the result of such a

pcnl, by refund or oillcrwisc, bl: made thereafter.

7. All poll taxes shall be payable on the thirty-first day oi’ March ln _

thc your uf z\~sc~~illcllt, and no discount .shall bc allowed upon :lny install-

ment. of aln_\' .\s~c~s:.niclit wliilc the pcrsuli assessed be in :irrcurs for cur-

rcnt pull tuixt-s,

8. Should any installment of real or personal assessment remain un-

paid. in whole or in part, after the time within which the same shall be

hereby discountablc. then all remaining installments thereof shall lm-i mctiintely fall due, :illll collection ihcrcof may thrn be enforced by any I lncauls or pro(-rss :ivaihlllle for collection nl' assessments under the pro- ] visions of The i'llai'ioltctowii Incorporiitlon Act.

L-1269-4-ll-ai.

C. _..._ . __v

FOR SALE

Desirable Cottage (bullf. in 1936) mizl Double Tencment, both just m.t-itlc (ily limits, on cxtcnsion of l`ppcr .l"rin;~l~ Street and Young Fflw-ct. Apply: Liliu. Garnham at gdjlliriitlg Residence or

M. A. FARMER.

Solicitor,

Bank of Canada Bldg.

iii* frm

I.-lf2t‘J-1-'l-9-12. rr f-..T_~__:;-._-._;-_l=_-__-=

‘~¢O§§§O-Q0-O O-60450 44 ‘+04-Q-Q-

roll sllla j

Farm of I6 I-8 acres, beautifully

hliuated. ncnr village nl' Victoria. has good buildings and land in high Uinte of l-ulfivatihn. _iirry suitable for s fox rancher or a poultry [gin-f, Apply to owner on the

prcmises.

ITIWAR/l' INMAN,

victoria.

we os-¢+++¢¢>o+++o-¢o++++e+ L-805-3-26-4-il-B.

FARM FOR SALE

ht Frenchfort, consisting of 80 acres of choice land. nearly all clear and in good state of cultivation. All ploughing done and ready for crops. Good ouihuildinus. Close io churches, School. butter f:i,ctor_v :lnd station. Frontlng on East llivcr.

Apply on premises to

nm1~1v- ig?-1-ummm

CRICKETER, T0 MARRY

DURBAN-Herbert Wade. South

African cricket captain and selec- tor. will sail for England in May to marry Miss Irene Horton of Ship-3 stone-on-Stout.

Creamery For Sale By Tender

Scalrd tenders addressed to the

undrrsigrlcd, will be received up to April 15th, for the purchase of the factory site, plant and equipment of Moreil Creamery. Site comprises one acre of land, with factoryl buildings fully equipped with up to dale plant in excellent repair. For further particulars apply to

undersigned,

FLORENCE MCGRATH,

(Administrator of the Estate of Thomas McGrath)

ll. F. lllfa»cP‘H'EE. Solicitor,

Riley Bldg.. Charlottetown.

L-1103-4-2-5-'l-9-12-I4.

Property For Sale

Fifteen-room and Store,

corner King and Queen streets, Charlottetown. If not sold by private sale by April 15 will be sold by public auction on that date at 2 P. M. Apply on prem- ises. .

L-1093-4-l-6i

FOR SALE

I lluilding Lot. 90 ft. Front. l ltl.'i ll. Back. l"m-nlf.-rl_v Lowe

‘ "ll"‘~l '-'ituritvfl ixcni St

:_',:C°$ 9.0 |- vw

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vivid tie, and his unruly black llairl dlslicvclcti. y

Greig drew her close gently. y “Guy \\'hcn are you going lo ict

me stop being just your friend and ict me be what I want to be This - i (too casual and it ca.ii't go on this way! There arc girls and _

girls I'\'e kissed und danced with I but-but I had to come back to New York to meet the only girl I ever ` wanted to marry." l

She did not draw away. She;

clo=ed her eyes tightly to keep the ‘ tears back because everything was so terribly confused. Added to thc other tlciurlncls people made ol llfvr

was Gi'f‘iz§z's drlnand-no, not dc~, malid but his plea to love ililn., She thought with a sudcleii slxocl: tl1ate\'ci'y one in her life asked ‘oniotlling of her, c\'ei'_v one except Clii1`.~. Hr: had rlcmalldcd nothiilg.

alskorl for llo‘ illll;:_

I wulit ‘Sou to love inc." Gly;

-said. I kilo.-, and liii<l<~l'. tulld lh,.l, in volu' lilc now lhcrc ii-li‘t niuch roorli lor love. But, Gay, love mc, ; love me a liftlv, l.r=t me help lo. take some cf the l'onlu~ioll out of things for you. They all expect too much of you." l

Perhaps l`ni afraid to love you! even a little, Gregg. The people I' love always go away. They takel themselves out of my life.”

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|'l:l,\ltl-: i-:l»\\'_\IrIl Isl..-\.\'l»

Ili lin- Probate Court lst Ucorlze VI, .\. D., wav.

In Ile Estate of Francis McDonald

lute of Slillllilvrflcld in Prince County in thc salill Province Clcrgytllnn do-

t-l~:l~rl\<l tv.-'lllll\.

ll_v tht- iluummltllf- Il.\Rfl1.l> Hin-

\'.\llll i’.\|..\ll-Ill, i\'lll-i'o;;;lt\.- .llldge ol' lw~»l»=||.r_ t-ll-._ on-.

'|’o thr- .\'lll-l'it'f of tilt- Poiillty of

I‘l~il|cl> tfolllily or nny Constable or

llllrraltc person within said County

tll'or\illil::

\\'ll\-rc.-lll upon rclilllnc tho potltlon

on filo ol' lc.-\-.-lu-lui tm-.th liigzlos oi' ll.-|»l~l_rl\to\\'ll in l\lll;_"s \‘--\ll|l_\- ill .-:iitl l'rll\'llll»l-_ |‘l--rl_'_\'lll:lll, :lull .illllu A, \llIl~lllllll of l{l\ll_\"l= (‘ril.-'s ill Qllevns <'~ullty iii slliil l'ru\'illco, furlncr, tho hit-l-lllors ot' the above llrliueii estate |ll~u_vllli; that a citation may be issued for tin- plinpose hr-rc-lnnfter not forth: You :ire tllorl-fore llcrt~ll_v rf-qlllroll to 4-ith :lil pcrslllls lnlf-rt-stlul ill lilo srllll l-I-|:ltu lo llc illlll nllplvlr ilrfriro lilo :ll ll l‘rl-!l:ltl- (Hlllrt lo ho lu-ill ill lilvl t`~llil'i il~ll_-.~ ill 4'll:lrll~ll.-l.»\\'ll illl l,\ll.<.-tru f‘f»ul=|_\‘. lu tht- sulll l’l-.»\'lrlce, hu .\l--ull.-l_v tilt- twllrh (lily of _\lay rivxt. l "l-Illini! nr the h<-ur of lrluvcll o'l-lurk fort-llflon of rhl- annie, drl_v in shew l-:lush ii' any tllc\' will wily the AP- vflllllfs oi’ tllo sillll llstnlrl sllnlilfl lllll

lu- ll:is~l~1l lllll§|il1~'lI.~tlltf\ t'l¢\.~`l~ll ns 1»l':l_\'l~ll for ill .slifl pl-tiliull :lllli on ul~li»u lit' ll. l<‘:‘ulu-e .\l.|.~l'l.»-i-_ l-Lu.. I’r‘u-ll-r for suili l‘<~ll'l-lllcr. Anti l lin lll\i~~-ily orrioi- that li trim copy hi-roof ht- forthwith pllllllislwll in smile news- |ul|»>r- published in Clinrlottctorvrl -lf<.r|»sllitl olive ill mich wot-k for at lwisl four cnll~wcllU\'o rvcllks from the tlrllo lu-rlulf :tml lhut :l true copy here- of lu- f~l'lllw.til lltlwzlltl in tht- l`l»lll»\\'- lug lllll\l.|~ p];|i~|-.< ro.=|u».-ti\'\-l_\'. ll,'\lll\'l_\', ill tho llilll of tlln t'llllrt llulisl- in .\llllllll1»rs`Idu in l‘rint-e (`nlintv Ilforo- rultl. in front of the Hrlil in Summer- rl.-hl aforesaid, and in front of the Sl-llool ln Sllmnlorfiold rlforosiiiti lvl that nil persons lntercsfcrl ill lim said l-I-into lla llloresllltl nilly have lille

llutirl- lllcrt-nf.

Gil-»-n lllllll-r my llrlnll and thc Saul

of the llllltl Court lhl.- ill-t. #lay of ,\l:ll'<-ll A. D.. 1937 :lllll ln the first year

.lf ills .\InJ-~sly’s reign.

in me 1-mlnite court in nenrgt- vl l

in Rn l-.state of .Tnmrw l'¥nll1l~l|ny flu

.\`AilD l‘.\L)lEll. Surrogrlte Judge of

lfllki/l`il\t¥.

' .til Hin l-lltl/ln

¢-xcru ors e . - pl~.~i_\'ing that a citation may he lasllorl fur tho purpose liorl-illllflcr not forth: You nro therefore hl»roll.V "@fi‘ll\"‘d Y" hill- n r-raolls llllvrl-“toll in the lllllll

on Monday tile third day nf ltlay next, lvollllng, at the hour of ell-.von o'clnck

. t . n

"|»i|ns'i:-‘I shi] the Pintate closed as prllycd lror lo guild pl-tlllon and on motion of

-""f"""“" J* ‘:”"‘l’b""' Em" l'r°°'°' fir loss llgrccrihlyo to I Plan on a alt-ed -w

for- aalrl Petitioner. AND I lin horeh!

Iorucr that n true copy hereof be forth- t I, i M (. H _ ' - - i“"'l‘ l“‘l‘"'h"‘l l" '""‘° “"‘"l‘°"°' °'l‘hlge:aleci: xllllida under and bv vlr- & |l‘\l|'|l-'llrllflmlg "é"l"'f‘|;'|°g)‘;_'"|x’" lM’::;"'°;,':"“: tae of allrl pursllrlnt to a power of W, [_ BIN'_['|_§]'- ‘_ Q

ll||l‘\'l - -

t-l-llsncllllrc twoks from the llilte here- "le conmlnm in nn lnd°m"°d°f J. A. Blwrlsly, K. 0-

| t h I 0| M Mortgage hearing, date the llecnnrl sy

or null. t in ri true ‘copy ';*l‘] I of Mlly A. D. Ill and mllde between Blfnnfn Nm A¢Wf“°¥U'l|’ll' forlllultll ponlcll ll tho o owllg wmmm D_ Burke of Palma' “rm” MONE,

pllhllf- lllncvn rl~llpr~<~tlrr-i_v. nlllur-i_\‘_ ill thc llflll of the Court Ilollso ill t`l\llr-

lottl-lon-ll llforollllilk nt or llcnr the U f H ' t ‘ J h My ,~~,;~ 3. r..':....'°..°".z.l:.:»'. all.; l. ae.: Alex. W. Matheson :,‘l:"rl_""-“;f'"“|i‘“ "f,’\r,:,"m“mf‘ dv" in I-llllrnrll lslnnll. l\i<-rr-hunt of the other BABB|s11n, s0|_|C|'|'()n_ [TQ

" .‘ pnrt llnll horilulle of flofnlllt having “Nuo-.

ll|.~ -"lu l*-.url lllls- :.l-l liar cf* ~‘l"""l‘ irllulr F \lf-Qunlu 'sollrllor imlrls A N

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(,__ ,__ _ _ _ ""‘_"""""1"- ;;..l.D.§7.... .......... ...y .f im... i M_ ALBAN FARMER

J. lf. \‘rl~1llsrl1l< ' »\lfl=l>' tts. """`. .. .l'.;‘..“2.“..l:..t'i;i.""" “""“?.‘§.'..‘i! ".’~'€°'i%’i'i"| "'°

Itwaspieaantwbelnhisarms.

Life wasri’t so frightening when arms that loved you-held you. Chris, yours were the strongest

|arms. Yours was the strongest

‘ _

w.l.l. I felt invulnerable to every thing when you were with me. Why did you go away, leaving me iieipixs?"

Gregg said, Kiss me, Gay. For weeks I have wanted to kiss you.” I

When he left, her heart moved _

quickly and painfully in her. She stood in the dark living room, hei- wmp hugged close about her. and despised herself for letting him kis: her. I felt unfaithful, she thought bitterly. Urlfaithful to Chris." Lying next to Penny, she tasted

her tears that night because she saw herself helplessly caught in a current. that wa: stronger than she was. |

O U C 8

There is always music i.n Nassau. ' Sitting on a vine covered balcony

overlooking the sea and hearing the haunting music from guitars, Clirr. Mallory crushed his cigaret. beneath the heel of his shoe and went buck

into the room. `

I’m going back, he said, Going

home."

You haven't finished your play,

said Mac Bolton.

Who ani I to write a play? He

stood in the middle ot' the floor, tall. liroiilieci, his hand in the pockets oi` his white trousers. Why did I come here? This place is maddening! I’ve been sitting.: out there thinking

of the cc\\'a:‘d I was to run away.

Mac, \‘.'itil a deep scar over his

cyc, griiiiicd.

You tllld mt", too. Bllt here we

are and what. are we going to do

about. it?"

Frowning, filling his pipe Chris

.-aid, I novel realized before that I ‘oft hcr an ca.._\' prey to any man w.:h lnr\=lc_\'. Slufll marry for hcl' tliullltrfi. cake. Sllcls crazy about llci' iliotllcr. I left llvl' at l00Fr‘ <°llfE.», I wa afraid of being hurt lli,-..»~'l, \V<~’l‘e a lim' pair. we arc! We tll<.l.'= cart- how uuirh tl|cy‘ri lic hull!" .

1-lc picllczl up rl tj-‘,:l~\\;'ltli~ll luaiiu- ‘

:ll't‘;]i[_

.'Slu\'.; lu thi 1. in cvery page.” ` .'\i.~ _vol goin: illicit?" .Ville a~kcd. '\’o‘ lultll thi: is delle. l\/iuybc l

l.'ll have :.olllct`lilig to offer licrl tliun. But. I don`t want to offerl ilcr anytliing except myself." _ Sllpposc .mc gets married.

Chris wrilkcd to the door that led

to the balcony and looked out into

the warm night.

My mother-she who knew a lot

of things always said I‘d be a one-woman man. I see a lot of

girl: here. ..,"

There’s Evelyn, said Mac.

Yes, but....but...."

Mac nodded. I know. She

doesn’t have red hair."

There were times when Gay thought ;-he did not love Alan any ‘ more. She thought. I havent thought of him all day." But there were other days, despite the l unpleasant situation at home and I G1~cgg's attentions, when the l thought of him never left her. | The circumstances at home were

becoming int.olci°able.‘

One night Penny said like an

humble child, I’m sorry, but I'i.i have to move, Gay. I have to have it quite when I work and Patti has the radio on and talks to people over the phone. I’m sorry. She ~ isn't, said Penny, very nice to me. She seems to resent people who work for their living. I‘ve tried to

be nice to her.”

Gay said, Don't go just yet. I

dont want you to go. Gi\'e me a little time. Do you." she asked.

ever hear from Mac?"

No. Never. Her lower lip

trembled.

And there will never be anyone

Mortgage Sale

(Sg|l.) There will bs sold b public suction Eh? Mother and I are workmg

r..s. lf ¢rtl.C ill ls ii '

n. L. r.\r.\mn. l'\!lilli;f": iiiunil; lliml'rlli.ll:°i~:ll\\~lil:il sian- W0 make S°m'°°lY °n°“€h lf° k¢°P

.1-..lt-.- .ir l-...lout-. .yuul on .\lt-iiiltly on ill...-i<-mill. uiiy of ourselves. But we'va been keeping I lllsuftl wt? ;"_' | .\_|lr|l, A. D. 19257 :lt thc houvr of twt-ive your wife while youtve been taking

tl.-lurk noon, Aiiil 'i`L|i\l‘ 'iRAC'l‘

_ . _ .- . . ~ iris-girls like Eve-to artlesi

|,,,\[,\I0x OP. C`5‘\D_,\ pltre o_r pnrtel of l.ln'll slturlte lying K P ,.m“.I_\-(.E OF, r illid- being on Lot’ or_ irlrvnslilp !:uil1i- It does yeem father amy’ he “id” |.m_\-pn EDWARD ISLAND hor l<`orIt_\-tllrce n kings (.0un y rl If shell] stop wanting everything

l'riiuo llllnnrd Island, bollndcri and

` D nm tl.-eilrlmti as follows. that is li; sa\_»i;‘- she sees . . . ...I'm well fixed but I -~ ~ ""'ll il l i li

y ll lic colnnilnclug on le ll lto'l4l to Sollrls nt ll airlko flxcrl ill thc

Tl.. f(7|,.l tt r l t1»t.(‘m|nt.\' ' ' i,`,rH?,, ,,,\l’3l1?,'D:~;Tc‘c': 1’;'u|,,;‘,;;`,.: (|M[.n,_ \Vosti-l~n hnulidary of lnlirl furrr\i\f:rlytln cmvll hll.V Pfmlflé C0593 Bhd Gmc?- "" '““"""~ if.l'.°i llftlfpilil iii. in Iil.`f.ll'<fl.""t.'r r-frililtl "1"" T “ml” '"1 Plftftlvlllnt nf ilu- nanflui-nhl- nanoim Lau- .' ° l " v~~..,,,._~

tnnohnn and running thence hy the

Whm em em ilnguerle mi-<-alan o the year rmi Wf\n‘t you mme hm-rle with mae 'f’° Sw" °' "'°....°.l:l,l: at 2.25‘;..:l::‘i:§“'.sllll:l.ll°"n.“l°:: W1 l- ~~ -l~- »~ at sh.

;§¢h|',:"v“|,1 C,,“,m-_ tn land of William Herbert Jackson ll"f\‘$ W'h'""‘ We “ve”

. " . _.P J _ ' thence South along tho Exist huuntlary (Tr, bf, Connnuu”

of tho lulld Wlllililn llorhclt .illekl~ml\'ll

\\hr-rolls upon rr\'\ ng p _ ,4_ _ _ l

ft. _.f up-»f~,\,-1. W-f-nl; <~;,f_;v;e,\,- ll.l“..:."..'li‘:..i".1.'l.l:.ru..‘lm:rms :"I'|"="'(’.’[‘)‘l_?`L_fh;’R"'“gf ;.mi“',I',,§h nr ¢-h,,,._' ‘ of cotnmencnilielit colltallitlig (l"ll"'l‘Y " '_ <--~ ~-- » _

i tlvtrmn aforesaid, Blirri.<l<~r, the AVREP of "md 5 "me mme r 195" “ I of nl "how n,'m,,,` ,,sm,,, |mul bring the lllnd for rntlny years in

the orcu|1'ltion nf the late Daniel Burke ALSO ALL THAT OTHER TRACT ph-ee or parcel of land altunte lying null hr-ing nt Rollo nav ln King's

on the East hy the farm formerly own:-d b Edward McKle now occapl

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f~ me rl :fella .:'"ls.~l:.i..“~.'lv.r.l .ami lEGAN & CO.

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Qlloon ll (oullty, in the lullri l‘rn\ln<o. l n‘r"";’§;°l7sn':“:|:‘°h gm ‘gksm Bm,"‘1?xd; 3 IHIIICQIMI AMGIIIIUIIIH

_l'..ro»m»n|i of tho anme tiny to show pd h'v Afexqndpr M‘_'(,lumNa and M; In Bkhmmm sua”

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Wchlucr now in possession of Hector itfctiillnn contain nl: by eslllnntlon i`ll~"l`Y ACRER l’ land ll llttio more

from the flow-rnment of P. .lil Ililnd

in Klng‘1l County in Prince Ellwllrd lnllmll. Farmer llnrl Nellie Burke hill

Ievening, another patient advised

FURMER GRIPPLE

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e way 2-

“Twog years ago I-started with

pains in the feet which Exit!!-li' got worse. I tried ‘everyt un-

der the lun' but to no eioct..

Whilst waitin for treatment one

me to try Kruschen Baits. That was twelve months ago; the relief

was not suddenli bitt! the mg swell dua y e t my ee ,an

in suicngiozrilhs I amazed mly friends by taking long walks nto the country. This year I have played

a good deal of tennis, athlng which I ad begun to think I should

never do again."-C.W.

Rheumatic pain and swelling is frequently caused by excess urlcl acid accumulating in the body.| Kruschen contains two ingredients which are notable for their work in dissolving uric acid ` deposits. Other ingredients in Kruschen as- sist the internal organs to expel this dissolved acid from the sys-

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hlm. He’s in love with you, Gay. Sitting up in bed, she hugged her knees. But he‘s a bored young inan. He has seen l/oo much. 'I‘i1cre's nothing left for him to ex- plore. His curiosity is all gone. Because Chris and Mac have had

thi th ’ still

to fight for every ng, eyre

furious and interested."

It was when Gay saw Patti

luuching with a former admirer ~everal days later that she decided the affair had reached a climax.

ash' t

lieve that Richard, after his quarrel with Patti, had stayed in Paris.

That night she walked to the hotel where Richard always stayed

when he was in New York. I-Ie was _

leglstcred. He was in. Gay took V

the elevator to his room and lcliockecl.

A girl, a. little blond thing. opened

the door. Richard. seeing Gay, put

\.lo\\-ri his cocktail glass and got up. “

Heli lic said He looked cm

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iiai'i'assl.‘d and tlicii illdigllant. If volrve conie about Patti . "

` Shes your wife, said ~ “ENE ED GUAR TEE"

She left me, Richard said sulklly. I

lie turned to the girl Eve, would

you mind wailing down in the

lobby for inc lt‘ll take only a few A minutes' We WOM miss that M

paity

When the girl had gone. Gay ' "' '""""Y'"*'“”-l'°“"'

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suppose, to write the end to marri- age and to tell me what you think of my sister. You want to undo ln, a few minutes what took you years to accomplish."

He picked up the glass again.

She was unbearable.

You knew her four years before

you married her, said Gay. I’m not excusing her for anything. I know her disposition very well. But I don't believe you want to end your marriage like this or so soon. You haven't given it ll fair trial. You're not a person to take it. lightly."

She left me, he said, because I

wouldnt buy her an ermlne coat. Thats how much I meant to her! I came back on the next boat. I‘vo been here in New York ever since. She left me and if she wants to see me, why didn’t she come?" He paused and said, I went to see your family lawyer. I called at the old apartment and new people were living there."

You know then. _ I’m very soi'r_ for you, said

Richard.

Don't feel sorry for ine. If you

want to fix it up with Patti, come| and get her. She wants to come back to you. Richard. Yoru're the only person who can manage her. Because you :tayed sway, her van

She called Richards W ing on home. The butler said, as if he expected her to know, Mr. Miles is

still abroad. But she did not be- _ _

R&GmeansRsne\oedan'dGuaran- laed.Wil.\1anyR&Guserlearyou get a 2-day Money-Back Guarantee. This means 100% Satisfaction or ` 100% Refund. You also gets 50-50 `

thirty day warranty against repairs. This means that repairs caused by mechanical defects within thixftydays of purchase will be made at exactly half the standard charges for parts '

ltd labor.

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TER 0NE 0F D DEALERS SPECIALS!"

Ifyouareinteresteiilnagooilliseil Cai' at a rock-bottom price, you’d better grab your hat and ruslr to yome nearest Ford Dealer’| loo! He iq _well-stocked with Used Cara becalllq of the enthusiastic acceptance of tho, 1937 Ford V-8. His R & G can arg

thoroughly reconditioned. He lug

the make and the model you want- priced to sell fast! Terms to sail? your pockethook. Your present ou' may more than cover down payment, Because of these rock-bottom prices, and because FORD DEALERS ARE SQUARE-SHOOTERS WITH _cUs'roMERs, me big mn. is out

~ Look for the R & G label on Ihg

pvindshield.

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you've been going to parties with s V FORD DEALERS

girl you wou1dn'l: have noticed be-

else for you?" - .. ' r '

I want only Mac, Penny said ltlialfngugtés hum wa

with stubborn sweetness. You see Gay cried’ what chudxen you a C

a iot of Gregg these days. I like both Mel To ¢w Wm. vamty

fore. Patti had lunch with Ronnie Webster today! She wants her 224 Great Ge°rge Street Phone 642

hurt vanity soothed, too. Oh, Richard, stop this and come and get herl How can you be so fool-

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Mortgage Sale

To ln sold h ublic,snctlon in

front of the Laiv gourtll Buiidlnxl in Charlottetown on Monday, the t irll day of May, A. D., 1037, at tile hour of twelve o'clack noun, ALL THAT

"TRACT of land allusta on Township

T fo ho nded and

Number welJty~ ui' li

described b a line commencing on tho Wsat side of the Bastien ond and lt the South-east corner of lllld now or lately in possession of Alis_a McDonald formerly Bruno Dwell-tel land thence Wslt along uid land of Allan McDonald for? (40) chains to land in possession o Andrew M. Pct- ors; therlco South along tha Eastern boundary of Andrew ll. Polar: laid land Five (5) chalnl nr to land form- erly in possession of Eplphalls Dou- ct-tte aow.or formerly Andrew Don- cette‘| land: thence lui along the noruisrn bounds? of Andrew Don- eetteu uid land otty (40) chains to tho uid road; thence North along the laid Bold to the Discs of com- mencement containing Twenty (Z0) acres of land a little more or lens

and being part of the 'l’wcllt§-five (25) suns of land conveyed by nn- be Gallant and wife to one Peter Mar-

tin by Deed bsarinidats the Seventh dlf of November. D. 1881. Ind dn y regiatsrsd on the 'fwsntymlqhth any or tin following month in Lbor 15 at l'ollo 188:

The above Isle ll made under a owen of sais contained in an Inden- run of Mortgagl dated the iith day of Juno, A. D., 1912, made between Andrew P. Paton of Oyster Bed Brin , Farmer, and Catherine Pet- ers, Tis wife of the one out and Archibald Bell of Wood island of ills other part, which Mortgage has bl-on

aulfnsd by the llxoeulcou and Ad- min ltratrix of the Estate of Archi- ’l“‘l "°“ .'°..°."l"‘ll.“ “l?.$."‘I.'l ‘Li

ll [DEED I Q Q Y

D 1035 default havin

January, A. .. . I been mails in payment nf the prin- cipal and interest thereby aecnretl.

For further particulars apply to

Ilelmod and Bentley, Snllcltuls, Charlottetown. _

“gated this lst day of April, A. D.,

-_ UHBIBTINA ANDIBION.

Anlgaao of Iarlglgso.

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vu lm¢¢'|‘u|» nnanu.

UUEVES ON WAY BACK

In spite of the streamlines of the

Paris dress, bettar keep an eye on the figure girls. It.ls said that curves am Indeed coming be/dk to the human fonn divine. Several of the most noted or the Pai-ls oouturlers are encouraging n modi- fied version ol! the hour-Blass fig- ure. Vionnet and Lmivin. w

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,§§s;i§§5. diritti iii-silt* ideal

nineties.

of mater-

desind effect

ru\l1l2”'i3Eli ffzzzés

SALE

The undersigned offer for sale farm consisting of

seventy-one (71) acres of land situated at Grahsm’s Rust! in Queen’s County, with buildings thereon. House in god repair; new barn erected in 1935. This property wal for merly owned by Gavin Harding and la now being oecupldl by John V. Cash under yearly lease which expires on Decem- ber lst next. Land in a high state of cultivation and situat- ed in one of the most prosperous and thriving sections of

the country.

For further particulars

Apply to H. W. PLETCH, ,Acting Mau8l0l’»

The Mutual Life Assurance Company, Charlotiatowi

I'-

CTICE

Paved’ Highways Blosall to Motors

Until Further Notice all paved Highways ln this PIG-

vlnce are closed to motor vehicles when the combined weight of load and vehicle exceeds 4,000 lbs.

Dated this 18th day of March, A.D., 1937

By Order

P. s. riaanrno, curl. of ui. naman Could'