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AUTOMUBILE I

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INSURANCE _

J. P. BRADLEY & C0.

Auctioneers 6* Insurance Agents Queen Street Phone 1040 l

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Aifrieii Sf-it from I-'-‘ek SALE

A1' NEW B.\\'l-IN

_, .,, ._, 511 acres nf land, 30 clear, re-‘ I"`1'\Tl‘ uhh [RAM “UU” (H W niaindi-r under tlrc wood and suit

wood lumber I4 miles from Clntr-

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C By MARGARET GORMAN NICHOLS

INSTALMENT 25

It was a. pleasant week-end in

the sunshine. The girls made a pretty picture in brilliantly colored pajamas. slacks and shorts.

Gay tried to feel the warmth and

sincerity of their friendship, but again she felt as if she were an out- s.der, looking in at smart worldly people whose talk was clever repar- ice and who made crude remarks about the people who \vercn't there.

"Barbara married terribly bc-

nenth hcr elf," Frances said. We \\‘on‘L be Seeing much of licr any more."

Margo pursued the Swedish count

and Frances retziliatccl iinpudently by flirt~in5.: with Fred.

When the launch brought thcin

ashore 3lo.itiay rnorniiig, Gay v. :is g'ad that the week-end was over. After saying good-bye to hci' giiests, .smiiing a little weariiy at theui. he rude back to the pcniliou.-te vrirli .\liIEicent :ind Gmre. thiiiktrig that her lite ivhcxi .she was riiarrieil ivoiiftl be an eizilless s‘:r'ic.s of s.zch iveak-end; enteriaininz pr-epic whose sole purpose in life was to be exiteriaiiied. smoothing l-overs' quzirrels and watching wives flirt uxth nriicr woriicii’.~ lni.=band.<.

'illiecrit raid. My inaiil i: lizickiiifr

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lui) iirrcs land-ll) au-rcs uiuier cul _ _ _ _ _ __ .H. ,__ “_ tivatiuu, Iniluncc liziizl and Soft Nm h"`_"",."mi 0ut_ :‘};(m"5l' tm _ 'vvuod ‘\`ew dwcllin-r 'wil uutliuild- "0" mr "`l‘mg In "Nl ' Appy 0

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-` . ri 'pe ' hou.e nice, Gay. You czin keep open liousc in season and liave the i::o't

You \\'<‘n`t cvcr be bored."

|1111* ¢‘\'\‘\‘l00lill\i: \.\'v~'l llivcr. r JOHN BERTRAM, ariii:.~.ii'.' people to entertain you.

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'c nas hfirer now, . ie was

iliinlziizg. bercrl and iii-ed. She '.vi"t-sd to sec Pcnnv, and tall: ami

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nizilice in her for anyone and who

ivfs arnu<;ii_; witlioiit effort.

Grezgr put his arni around her.

",‘.lotlicr ivants _von to be iilorificd liu~‘tc.~, to the w?i~'d. You' should

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0 ' Shorthorn Bull (`1ilves. one

az CO' ‘ month old. llrimsx hy R.0.l‘.

Ciianerca _-\.-i-»iif;i.invs< iliills. .\`ii1~. li) fivand ( hum-

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liurst.. lille wriiilri .it opposite

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Btrrlsfers and .\ttorneys-at-Lal ww love. ani! 7;iT‘f. nhaiit. I‘:iiii_v`.~= liuln'

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Bell & Mathieson B. R. B4-ll I). L. Mathicson, LL-B. Barristi-rs at Solicitor: MONEY T0 LOAN Cameron Block, (!harlot.tctuwn,P.E.l. ;’*‘*__"_li._._ .iTi?”*;Z..2i_i

H. F. Mc-PHEE, B. A., K. C.

NOTAIIY &t‘. BARRISTEIL SOLICITOB Rlley Building, Charlnttct/Iwn

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Palmer & Haslam H. J. PALMEIR, K. C.

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16 Garden, situated Kent St.

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Situated at Appin Road, one 66 __ acres and the other 37% MYPS ad- , joining. Well watered, ncnr church- `

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‘AUCTIGN SALE

There will he sold by Public Auction on the premises N

on Friday, the thirtieth day of April, 1937, at the hour of twelve o`cloek noon, l;ii';;'e double tenement dwelling house

Buiiding Lot, oo fi. Fmin‘

Apply

L. M. POOLE & C0. i

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it vnliics and itical; and nor. it

iI('.sSl?S. Millicent and Greg: left together.

5 ft. Back. F0l’m9l‘ly LOWE Gay got out of the riunpled sport

flies and put on a dark dress and

ha t.

Iicr ih0u§>,lits were i-rmvcierl and

c:r‘.li:.‘i~rl in ihe pi\1.!ha:i e wlicve

e personalities of Milliccni and

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L'267'3‘b'tf l Grote were so aiivc, She went out

l and walked down the avenue and

lthoufzlit of Chris ns he had ivarlked he

icie hcr iii the lfviig ago that was

FARMS FUR SALE l£22.`lll.§if;..fl§i`§..;.;lliflff"“`

For p:\rtieuln.rs apply A

EDDIE FARRAR, I-

Appin Road M

of iii

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‘md “h"“l‘ lashes as rho rcafl. \Vc`Il l\l<fi‘t

At hazy blue twlliglit, people uri'_viiig toward home failed to otice a tall girl with brlfrht heir, aiiclinr be:'oi‘c a liii1?‘.:\:ir'<l. Noi' l tlnqv notice thc ic:'rs on her

gain." by Chri M:i`larl_v. She was

l saying to his name, I love _voii. but

ll never have _voir now. I‘m going

he ho‘~tf~,<s to the world, ml'

:arf-st. and nyv hu ‘mud \\'i`i 'azluilly love his sliiniiv: \vh1lf‘ a.ht inorc iitan he loves me. I

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Ie and I shall z1`wa_vs be lonely." Wc`ll Meet Amin." he had

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challenge?

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En route to the theatre the rilirht

thc play operted. Greg; said.

father likes the houfc in .\’ilanii.

but there are certain lcml cn- t.°u~efenir>iit,= sho vanis me fo _'<00 abou* and =`i.|‘ \\'ii`e'i fi*-i' rn* to eorre

at the corner of l<`it'/.roy and Queen Streets. This house is rif>v~ii."_ ire i;iii_.~<i __ni_ l_ici_.____It

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the property ot' tlii- lustate of the late William Henderson ”_"""?' ‘“ m° 11° . ,'-

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c n*'“ht be married in Flfnida and

deceased. Equipped with all modern conveniences and _,,..=,{`, ,',,,,,,f ,,,,i,if.1i_,-_~~ being situated in such central locality, this property is an mv, ner ruin in uw mimr or fi excellent inve.-lmvnt. proposition. "»‘»`l‘lf" ~'“'f“ """_’» l""""l h" "ws

, l-`oi’ fiirlhcr li:ii'licuiai's alillly to IUNV(-1 hm fliwliv'

_ S. DESROCHES, Solicitor, ,

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F.Ii‘hceiit vvanl.-. us to liave a large -”:idin;’." I'm not keen about it. We could

Can- Bank of Comm- Bldgw City 'wire your mother to come to

woooomoo04:400040-4-o-¢4+»oo4+»o»¢»+o+¢o+-e444044+' l Fuwirln and we could he rririrried in

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i‘~a:':'leri only once. my 'J"1l`. Hi*-fl T

l E thzizk a weddiiig is a rather private

iaffnid. ‘i’ii get a plane tomorrow and you can come down when vnu

l am instructed by Mr. and Mrs. Edward P. Laverty I `

tl ink you have all the rlresses you

of 272 (lrat`tun Street, Charlottetown, to offer for sale at ,"”;fl";,0“ WN., G,,.,,,.. private sale their desirable house :ind lot on the south ` ,,f,,.z,,1__,,_.,,`,,,,., ,"',§,,,,,,.,,f,,.,. th.. side of (milton Street and opposite Prince of Wales Col- ii:-\~. wen drop in and .fee new it lege up to and including May 3, 1937. If property is not if-" sold by that time then l am instructed to offer the same _-...__i,,,__,l__,,_T_»-_:_-~ for sale at Public Auction on the premises at the hour of , ,

Twelve o`clock, noon, May ~l. 1937. The prope|°iy_is ideally l M0r['gage Sale

located either as a residence or a boarding house for stu- d€‘l‘ll3 flltcnfllntl '30l|0lZ¢~ 'iwisrii wiu as .nm by Pniiiii-. auction

For further particulars apply tn iii iiingw niiiiiiv- in in-lure niiwnrii

| iront ul' thi- Court llou-ic lu hourln

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liv lm-tuna ll|\-er mul on the \\`¢st hy I I if I* ol sl 1| It

'Ihn nlmve mln ln nnnlv- niula-r and hy

vlrtuo of mul puriumuii to in pmvrr of sri tim |ll||~|l ill nu lllih-lllilra of

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Until Further Notice all paved Highways in this Pro- ""." :"""" *`~ -""""""' "f *"""'“ '"

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vlnce are closed io motoi vehicles when the combined ,|.-...aj ii..';.i~i.I....i.i,..... ` ..r 'n..- mi..-I .Weight of load and vehicle exceeds 4.000 lhs. ,itil,.'.‘.111:._lifiiIiii..'_l`....-1f1_'ZIl;'li.l"lI$lli

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By Order iiiiifli ||.i~ nn-not any nr April, A.

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Did you set mod seats? He laughed at her. You are

concerned about this play. arent you? I got good seats oo that

l _@\'€l'5’body see the girl I'm go-

irg to marry.

I’m afraid I can't share your

love of display," said Gay.

He laughed at her oerioumgg

f1E¢aln. I never believed in hoard- ling. I want you to wear all the i jewels I give you and never wear

I ihe same dress twice."

When the car stopped at the

l theatre and they alighted, news ; pliotograplicrs .snapped their ,pictures People on the sidewalks, g lningry for glimpses of theatrical 1 _'ind soslal celebrities, cried, There! Gay Van Avery!"

She was on the crest again, she tfwuslit. as they walked into the I theatre and people nodded and sirnlecl at them. On the crxt, but her heart and mind for days' had _ echoed with the words. Well Meet. .A_nriii." written to her across the sea b_v Chris Mallory who wasn't. here tonight and who cured nothing , for fameand adulatlon, while she . was on display as another beautiful V thing the Randolphs possessed like - their yacht and penthouse and the new house in Florida. _- In the box~s!ic turned and tried to find Pcnny_ Yesterday Penny i1adsa£d.I'll probably sit. in the , balcony because I dont have a new dress. But I'll wear my red dress .sn you can find ine. Gay before the curtain gcc". up, say 5 ligtle i i>1‘11_\'er. It means so much to-tai i all of us " ,.

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~ US e asses, she

[saw a red dress and dancing dark l bangs high in the balcony. Penny - looked both excited and frightened. _ llcr sweet red mouth was tremb- r .i_nr. Then Gay sew Mac's lean i figure beside his wife. They looked ‘at each other long and tenderly l and said .soincl.hing_ Gay thought, l Penny and l\lnr have what Mother I calls the most important thing. _ Tru fo "T to ni; s the inost; ln|poi't~- aiir. tli.z::; and ici-l einpty ani! sh-i -uv whcii l sec people like ilrczn “

, Greer; t-ouchr-fl her arm. You‘re fe »-fi, (3i|_\'. Une would think you I lied a pci‘:~oii;il iiilere:-'t. iii this play. _ _li it .v a .~Ii<'<'ess.’f .»-lie said quietly. ':r ‘viii he ri \-:ell ri":.ei'\'cri .success fir' ihe innn \vho wrote ii." l 'I here \\-‘as not ri rustic of noise in the packed theatre. Gay seemed ‘ ,s:;:i;'ccl_v to breathe. In concern for fm:-.:f, iii love for hiin, :he missed .oizg pasfagiis of dialoeiie and even some of the plot B-it what forced

_within easy reach.

J _ . _ , ,, ,itself upon her consciousness wasi

, that Ch:-is himself, in the person of ‘ 21 l'0\uu: acior, was speaking to her ' , the love he would not say, and giv- - ini: to it sufh force and power and

"ivatiirss that :lic was shaken and l

there were moments when she feltl I .she could bear- it no longer. l A deep dramatic voice cried out g to her, “'I'm not offering you luxury ; and aniii.scr\:ent and pleasure! l 'l`hal.`:; not life. It’s only playing at it. But I love _vou and I Want you to stand and live beside me, taking what coines. Living is the most I iniportant. thing in the world, living fi'!`y and ir.ten~el_v. When I stum- l>`,~ and fail. and I shall because I’m - liiunrn, I want you beside me, and 1 l'_-l he \'.‘;'>er and meliower for hav- -in! ."tum‘>`ed. Th:-re will be good l limes and had times because that’s ‘ life. It won't be a merry-gg.

round."

\"~ ii' felt. alternately hot and

r-:i'_d. Thfz wa'n't a theatre and , this wa :ft a play. Chris was talk- i iii: tn her, talking again! l There are some men for whom rhfre is only one woman. To take another is to feel unfaithful even when one lsn`t legally bound. ` Noiliinz has been more abused than love, I can’t make a pretty speech to you because that isnt my langu- age. When I say, I love you, I wih it had never been said before lircaiisc it has been abrsed so much. Anil neafii. lc-sr violently. You’ll lnivc in decide which life you want. Life with me will be inccnspleuous hut. it will be free. Not a pent- - house in New York and a villa. in P'ancc. It will bc a flat in New York \vl‘cn wc’re there, a r6om v; th r- b1i`crny in Nassau. and a. :~inn1l rrzczn at Capri where we can ‘ook at the sea.”

Once :he smothered a sob and bit

deeplv into her lip. She could not He for the tears and her heart ached with resnonser she ivuirl not make. "Chris, you uercift there the night of the _ charity ball .. when the way was , black ahead. Gregg was there! -lie is sweet and kind, No, I don't want to be mistress of a dozen ' lievscs nnd hostess to restless, ' nlcasiirc-scekinfy people. I want to - be like Penny!"

(To be Continued)

I’0VVNAL-ALEXANDRIA W. I.

The regular monthly meeting of

the Po\vnn.l-Alexandria. Women's Institute was held at the home of Mrs. Walter Ings April 15. There were fifteen members and one vis- itor present, 3 new members ell- rollcrl. Meeting opened in usual manner with thc President, Mrs. Harold Smith presiding. Roll Call wag answered by House Cleaning I-iiiats. Committee reports were read, also a letter of thanks from a nicmber who had been sick, for fruit received. Collection for the evening amounted to $1.05 and procceus from Grab Bag $1.45. It was decided to contribute $3.00 to hclp clothe a boy who is going to the Orphanage. The members plan to hold ii concert in Pownal Hall May 18.

Papers were read on Chicken

Feeding, Lawn Making and The Story of My Garden. A contest was put. on after which lunch was lfervrri hy the hostess and meeting closed by singing the National An- them.

Next mcctlniz will be held in

Pownal Hall May 13.

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proved exhaust system, ne

and appointments -- newly _ _ _ now on instrument panel; parking brake lever is below it.

Distlnctlve appearance-new convonloneo

features

The Ford V-8 for 1937 k 1 com- letely modern car - from bumper to bumper! The modem lid-type hood lifts at the front and is hinged at the back. Swift streamlines flow back from the distinctive front end, with head- lamps recessed in the fender aprons. New luxury in interior! designed. The starter button is

Power to 'go-more economy to go

farther

The new Ford V-8 with its smooth power and famous Ford pick-up gives even more brilliant performance and unusually low gasoline consumption. Owners report it take you farther bo- fween gas um s than any other Ford car they have driven. Re- Hnements of carbiiretion, an im-

w self-lubricating water pumps

in cylinder banks, new fan location and improved ignition

unit contribute to the Ford V-8 eu_gine'a increased ediciency.

$30 A MONTH, with llauouablo down-payment, buy!

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Increased comfort-more quiet-extra

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gina and body mounting.

Comfort of the Ford ('A|trl~PoIl|o` Ride has been improved. Long- tapering spring léavu with new interleaf pressure lubrication make spring action smooth and silent. The compact V-8 engine requires less space undq the hood, permitting more room in the body. New methods of en- improvements in rear axle and

drive shaft-all contribute to a new standard of q_uiet. Larger luggage compartment is concealed within body lines.

“Safety of steel from pedal to wheel”-Easy

You

_ Action Safety Brakes

get dependability and

feather-light pedal action with the new Easy-Action Safety Brakes. Positive and direct- they give “the safety of steel from' pedal to wheel”-cable and con- duit control type, they are self- energizin -car momentum helps apply the brakes. These

brakes are matched in safety by the all-steel body-top, sides, floor and frame-and Safety Glass througliout at no extra charge. See your Ford dealer about a trial ride.

my Four Simon! Evxiiluc Holm, DAP. H*

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ALLISON MacLEOD`

FORD DEALERS

224 Great George Street Ph0I1¢ 542

Ill MEMURIAM

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VERNA IENNETTE PIDGEON

In the eerily hours of Thursday

morning, April 15th the Angel of Death visited the home of Mr. and Mrs. FredPidgeon, New London, and claimed for its own their only daughter Verna Jeanette. at the early age of three years. In spite of loving kindness and tender care

the Great Beyond. Vema wan s favourite among all who knew her. and her death came as l. great shock to her parents and friends.

The funeral was held on Friday

afternoon, with a short service at the house, conducted by Rav. Hr. Fream evicted by Rev. Mr. Guergll, after which the remains were taken to the Anglican Church at French River tor burial. The pall- beamera were namely. Frank Brown Bloyce Dunning, Lloyd Ramsay and Aubrey Found. Besides her sorrow- ing parents there are left to mourn her death. one brother Fulton.

BAIADWIN-ANDERSON

Miss Elizabeth C. Anderson.

daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice C. Anderson of 196 Lyman Street, and Mr. Paul E. Baldwin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Baldwin ol Providence, R. I., were united in marriage at the brlde’a homelast evening, at an B o‘clock ceremony, performed by Rev. Edgar R.. Walk- er of the Church of Our Saviour. The bride was given in marriage by her father.

The bridal party entered the

living room to the Mendelssohn Wedding March played by Mrs. Eliza. Sinclair of Pnlnoa Edward Island, an aunt ot the bride, who la a grand diuigiiter of the law Mr. Wm. Sinclair of Hamilton, P. E. I. The rooms were beautifully ar- ranged with potted plants featur- ing acacla, azalea and camella, col- orful tullpa Ind cut flowers, the dining room where a buffet; sup- per waa served being in a color scheme of yellow and white.

For her wedding gown the bride

chose a becomlngly taihlqggq, red-

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ingote of lace over satin with which she wore a short veil draped from a close cap. her bouquet being of white sweet peas. Mrs, Wilfred Swift of New Jersey, a sister of the bride-groom, wore peach colored mouselein de sole in redingote fashion and carried a. bouquet. ol' pastel sweet peas. The brldegroom wa.; attended by Mr. Maurice B. Anderson, a brother of the bride.

At the informal reception follow-

ing the ceremony, which was the double ring form, the bridal party was assisted in receiving by the parents of the couple.

Leaving on a wedding trip to

New York, Mr. and Ivltra. Baldwin will retum to make their home at 222 Adelaide avenue. Providence. R. I., where Mr. Baldwin is employed la I. foreman. Mrs. Baldwin, a graduate of Waltham High in |090 and Simmons College in 1984. has been cmlrlwed ll n prints leon- tary at the Connecticut State Col- lege aineo her graduation. Mr. Baldwin was graduated from the

Halifax Girl Guides Coronation Bound

MONUIUN. N.B.. April 22-A

party ot four Girl Guides from Halifax passed through Moncton this afternoon on the Ocean Lim- it/ed ob the Canadian National Railways en route to Montreal, from which port they sail on the liner “Alaunla." tomorrow (Friday) morning for London to attend the Coronation.

The party consists of Captains

the Misses Mona Maher and Lola Campbell, and Rangers the Misses Patriots 0’Nei11 and Barbara Bien- eng. Yesterday Mm Mom Wil- son of the Girl Guides organizat- ion, Prince Edward 1sfarid_,_i;§sSed

Tampa, Florida, High Bchool. and Wentworth Institute.-Waltham Exchange.

through en route from Charlot5- town to sail on the suns liner.

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