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-nshine and Warmth. WM“ flowers bloom all year. can lllllll- the journey comfortably and liulvk l by by Canadian National Ratlway> and connecting routes.

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lszlettve that could l)" heard. ll was so ‘Talbot catne u stop into th- toutu.‘ Luther behind her.

said. somehow selling [he with the cigarette belnud‘

cotm- in."

though to convince Mrs. that she had set-ti Amy BIIIOKKIIE|F

~ ‘tlklllK a .=.it\ti\'~'.c;\ '.-.-*u\ lit- E's-hie.

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MORE SHOCKS

Chapter 37.

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There was u sudden silent-e. f-llt intense.

t

Amy '

lulu-l l her. llo

"Oh! Uh, yes, tuother."

We're having tea. moth-er.

This mixed-up grerllri. "In

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The simplest way to end a_corn SVNOPSIS

is Blue-Jay. Stops the pain in-

Tnlbot _

-v\ u if she tried to disbeliev-l what J-r- first saw upon entering. .-\ttt_v‘.~' right hand canto into \'lt"~\' aguitt’ ~ ~n 1m. What happened 1o that 111314119 the utotht-r never itut-iv~~. .<"l!:\,'.< one of the boys took it from lm-t’. Stuuehou’ too. Ian:- hutli ‘Pilhvil to smoke. thouclt tul- il>"l my tttuaitietl by her side. llui wllEi wunl: about. ani lll'r’ll.'llli--l to! ignore it. holding her book as hmtgl she had uu voltnvUul-l Willi 'b:it tray at all. Luther was ar-rus»;

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the room.

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"Loo, dear. do yzct. me some tnore hot \vater.“.\nty' said and handed him a tutcltor, and one of the tell talt- nsh trays to he taken out 0i <it.',bt. '

Luther. ww-ll-tttezluimz but bltlnd-. iring, hold out the lrzly.

\\‘hat‘.~4 this for, to iu- ottptied? \n1y .\' is your limit ilt-IOH’ linuet. you kumv. You've suiolu-il <t~vt~t1 tiircady Oh, uh. all right. l'll tel some hot water."

Realizing his bluntlor. he httrried out of the room. Jane took her mother's wraps oil. talk wont on lwkivztrdly.

Amy itilrotlttm-d the two strange pun to her moth-r» Ti-d .\litl'lllt~, who Win.‘ youutz. fair huircd and uluo .~.y~-d, with u fresh r010!‘ and u high thin utiso. aysplomiiti Saxon

ypo~only .\lt‘~t. 'l‘zilbot thought him rather too hattdstittu- for uati~atttl .\l:trk (‘a110, who wit» lurk as the other om w fair, ‘ery tail, and with u curious drawl n his volt-o.

“More tou. l)l<'k'.’" Amy Anti an he nodded, "'i‘hi.~i is iftb cup?"

"l likt- having you pour flu-tr ‘or use." llirlt said simply, which u-ourbt it luulzit from the ‘others

asked. your

u-e." 'l‘=-|| ri-ttitrki-ti. "So you‘\o

Qtlmmerslde. at 10,40 u. m. instead 1.10 p. m. .,._'I‘raln No. 211 will leave Slimmer- ttldo at 1.00 p. tn. lnztzazl of 12.10 and arrive at 'f‘ignisb at 6.40 p. m. instead of 0.10 ‘DISTRICT PASSENGER AGENTS OFFICE. 5111-1127403.

The Bankruptcy Act‘

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TENDERS

Settled Tenders will he received by the llfltll-lf’ gnt-d up tn noon on Wi-tlnet-ulsy the 5th day o1’ lleceur bor. A. D. 1923. for tho tiltrcltztsr; .tl' illr Stock of oferchatttiiu- Slurr- Fixtttres, Book Debts and {teal ids tale.

‘Tender No. l l-‘or tho slack of ‘Niltcbandlsq, teonslnting of Croc- ories, School Supplies. Stationary tic.

Tender No. 2. For the Store Fix- lures.

Tender No. Debts.

Tender No. 4. For the undivided interest of the above named Debt- ors, in the Real Estate in the pos- session of Archibald Currie.

A certified cheque for 20% of the uprchase must accom- pany each Tender.

The highest ,or any Tender not necessarily accepted.

A complete detailed inventory of the Stock of Merchandise. Store Fixtures and Book Debts, may b» examined at the Office of Messrs. Delllols Bros, Charlottetown, Mr. W. J. Cheverle, Souris, or at. tho office of the undersigned at Sum merslde. P. E. l.

.Dnted at Summnrsitle, P. E. 1., this 23rd day of November. A. D. 1923.

THE CANADlAN CREDIT MEN'S

TRUST ASSOCIATION LTD.

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AUCTION SALE

At Donaldston on Thursday the 29th day of November instant, ut the hour of one o'clock, p. m. Tito farm and farm stock, crop 1nd farm implements. household fur- niture and one set of blacksmith

-tools, being the proporty of tiu- late Joseph McAulny of Donald- stun. by order of Mary Ellen Mr- Aulay. Thomas McNally, Alltlllflil- eer 63141-27-21.

3. For the llook

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As l am going out of business l request my customers to settle their accounts before Jamiary 1st. Positively no credit given after this date.

This will benefit all. Everything will bs cheaper for cssh.

zoriu on ndntiriug rim; uriumu nor,

stantly. Then the corn loosens At a first nizhl performance in

and comes out. Madein clear New York a beautiful young wot

liquidandinthin plasters. The _,man attracts attention by rising

action is the same. land lellsttrel: slurveyldng the audi-

dmmm enre t rout: er gasses. Clav~

A! You let-lug. u DPWSDHDEP columnist, and

O his cousin, Dlilwlllfllfl‘, are particu-

larly lnlerestetl. Dlnwitldle tleclar

ue‘ ting she is the image of ‘Mary 0g~

‘den. a belle of tblry years ago,

who had married a Count Zattiany.

~- ' ‘" _ ' lHe is convinced that this is Zllaryfit

dittueri’ if you'll toll me the |)l‘t\p('l dungmm: m" a" pggom, m esmb, things to do. l'll be. ahead of illfls- v1.1“ h" mom“). mo“. (“‘]]e_ tut-u in no time." l (‘layering finally manages

if)

With ‘ Watch for the screen vent” "produced by Frank Lloyd with Corinne Grillith as Count“. 13m”,

"llt- mils out of but‘ llillltl too. . ,

1mm to join lb i'll‘l'|<' tooe we all ,

Am)’ ellrllivvll Dick Wlllfll)’ l'll" lmeet hr-r. and she tells him she is ltltr (‘ottutess Josef Zattlany, good l lhvitnnrriod n relative of Mary's bus- Audllvatttl. (‘lnverlng does not l your whole aftetuttott Pier story and tells her so.

iuitiorstttially",

"(in buy yourself some t-lothes. Luther will toll you humor. of the best tailors. don't spent sitting on the couch looking nte."

"l t-utrt lake my eyes off you're o; pretty," Dick said. ltutoli- ly asking pardon for looking at his lzttly.

"And t-all me Aintee." the til went on. "i hutv the name Am)‘- il ~' s0 common. Aimee is French."

“l don't like it as well," Dick objected.

“it ntonns ‘beloved.’ “

"Oh! Well. l like it then. cull you beloved every little l speak to you."

The girl lattrthetl.

“All right, l won't tease any- more. You can stay here for dinner and help me cook."

And Dirk. soothed and rustle happy by a smile, followed her out into tho kitchen. hire. Talbot got up to help too, glad to be tiblt- to bt-ud over u sfnvo again for u ft-w lllllllllttli utter llli‘ dizzy and up wetting world she bud livt-il lu for thl- last few IlUllfS.

iii

Tomorrow-A New Life

Drug Excite the Kidneys, Drink Water

Bladder irritation or Bachache

The. American men and women must guard trottstatttly against

l ll‘ rotirst- now tliut she is to IN‘ il'l i ipt-ru star. slto won't look zit lls‘ from th.» ‘i; tivrH any tnoroi“

l “Look out fut‘ <‘u<~lelii." Mark ‘iulll. "ll-"s lml IIIFPI! wives/rut‘ it lie. foul"! (lite lost-s C(Jllli(--l\l"1i itflct‘ a fifth thuy any!"

l "littl, wltztt lutppl-ttcd to tht- was: ottv?" Tod put m.

l “Uh. l don't know it's-nil don:- .<o casually‘ nntvtltluysrl‘ _

Mrs. Talbot did not hear ‘he rest u" this, she put down her tl-u cup rtnuhlt- to no on with lite pretensi- of drinking. What :1 way to tall; tbuut pooplnl

Riot-v tulk tntloivi-tl and utoro ‘llilllwllw \\'l*l"- winked. The con- rerstttiott Sfltllllflfl to turn on lon- tffairs and ruptured umrriagos, ind how one woman mnnoeuvrcd tnolhr-r out of n position by u firtutioti with n utunuqi-r; ztntl ‘tow tho s-tur of one t-ittupuny "killed" his loading iudv by ‘lllllllfl into her lines r-ror so tliglttly’, so she svorotl no points vitb tlu- utultt-tttzc. and lost her uluco.

And on and on. The old wnnwn on the couch umlerstootl vi-ry little of ivhnt was said, but what the titttlerstootl shocked her be~ Yond words. lly and by Dr. Moore satur- in, nnil Jane wont off to dine with him. and st seven tha two mon wcul out, and Dick was lelt.

“lie took Jane out to dinner, so that scouts to he. thi- proper thing.‘ Dick said. “Come nut with mo, Amy."

Amy ilil'l‘\V herself‘ ltnck on the ‘lllifll ntul tum-d.

"No thanks. l'm tired. The tiropw thing is not to stuy so ion: |'or tl-u."

“The ctliors did."

"Wail. ‘fit-y shouldn't lP-t tbiuk tin-y kruw mt- so troll. '

"Not its '.‘,lll us l do. llosltlcs, l don't like them. I'm jt-ulntts of thont. Whore shall we go for

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As time goes on Claverlng realiz- es that hi» is in love with the mys- tt-rlotts hlallatnc- Zattiuny, Whose first mime, he learns. is Mary. He declares his passion and draws from he!‘ the admission of a recip- rocal warmth of feeling.

lllrs. (lglethorpe, having offered her box. (‘lavering invites Mary to attend the opera with him one ev- ening. Her appearance there in the

the syuosttre of all eyes, is some- what in the nature of a challenge to that forbitlrliul.’ Society which had she realizes the time bus come to l|\l1'Sll0lli'tl her credentials, and clear up the mystery. Shc promises (‘favoring she will reveal her secret to him the following Saturday night.

Ottt-o more he ltcurd the. key rat- tlv. but hiizhl-r . . athnost iu his rnnst-iottstiess for the first, tlmo it se-tltut-tl to sound u doublt-l unto of witrnltig . . . he lliltl i! sit-l‘ (it'll vision of u itirkl-tl dnot~antl uni odour lurked on a tucrt- secret.

llo swutu.’ about impatiently. The (explanation of his mood was this ltiduotts interval to ho got through, IlEflVOH alone know how. No wondorlte had ft-lt a settsniion of terror. When u man is in the utu-iatisfltrtl stator-s of‘ love ht- must i-xtutct tit-vusiotuil attacks of Era-ell- silzktti-stt, sitlle-u pussiutt iutouslfli-tl‘ by unreasuttittg Your. pull he wits’ luckier than luost. lie bad hot-n the‘ laottllllextt of tut-n iu love, with hope tlt-fierrnrl or ltluslod, and although. lit‘ bud burnt symputhotit- ottouglt. and t-ottviticetl that mou hurl u fur tier-per impurity for suffering than women, still hud his pity lit-on tutu-t [l('l'l'll by u cortuiti rotitr-tupt. Titus.- hnrl ltl-r-tt thi- tinu-s wbott hi- bud illlllltllllilt’. ltlou that ho Wlltl basic-

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uiiy romantic; and that. bu hull ucv» l-r nttide a jackass of himself over ‘any woman, bud ltttluued u fooling lit’ superiority that‘ hurl expantlteti Ibis ego, Now he was convinced ilo shuttle, and ht» was iiilt-tl with ‘grille at the. thought. Still ~- ho wished it ivore Suturdaty night.

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lie was crossing tht- room to hisl solitary table when he. saw Jim‘

Ogltetitortto vntt-r. His first lut- pitlst- was to avoid him. 'i‘ht~ rus- laitraut was wolllllled undbo could L-tisily take u table in a corner with his buck to the room. llut dining alone ulus n tnolantthoiy business at lirast-nntl tonight! if Oglethorpe brought up hlzldanto Znttlatiyki name he muld. change tho subject u" state bluntly that he hull his "i-usotts for not wishing to (list-ass her. As he stood hesitutihg, Ogle- thorpe caught. sight of him ttlld al- most ran across the room, his fact». which had looked lteavy and wor» ried, glowing with pleasure. "Jove. this is luck!" hc cxclulnl- od. "Alone? So am l. ‘lot in this utornlng and found Janet had n din tier on for those lnferually noisy friends of tiers. Got something to ihink over, so thought l'll come out hot-e, This is really luck, as l ivas going to huut you up tomorrow. Let's sit hero. l want to talk." ill-thud led tho way to a tublc in rt rentoto cot-her, socltttltatl. so fur. Ho beckoned the llPllll waiter, who znzrootl that it should retnuih seclud- i-d. 'l‘hon he nskr-tl (‘layering to

urtusustttrtatlotttof the wittdotv. his taco sullllllllt once more. He ivas still ll young man, not tnore than Ibrty-flve, but in spite of’ his lovnof otttdoor sport ho sitowctl a tuori-

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fir-t from any drumzist 2V, nutm-s of Pint-x, pour it into a Ill-oz. bottle and fill the bottle ullth syrup. using either luin rtttutluted sugar syrup, clanfle mo asses, ltoney, or corn syrup, us desired. The result is 1n otmcos of really better cmittlt syrup thun you could buy read -mado and aim-s easily $2. Tastes p cnstmt. and never spoils.

Till!‘ ‘inex and Syrup preparation guts rt ht. at. the cause of it cough fir?“ gevusuitlmpgt. imnéedlaaa‘ rein;

on nu s s ops onus throat tickle and heals the sore, irri- fated membranes no ttentl and easily that it is really aston sh ntz. day's um will usually overcome the ordinary cough and for bronchitis, r-rnup honrnenecl and bronchial oath- ma tltere is nothing better his: is s most vaiunbie concen- trated compound of genuine Norway pine extract, and has been used for generations to break up severe coughs.

T id dies lnttnent. salt your drn It for ‘ Ilzoouttms of Pinex" wit ull direct one. and {loud coco t snvt " Isles. nsrstt toglvs s - in satlsfaot on or money {rompi- {e undsd. o Pine: 00.. oronw.

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consistetit love of eating and drink- ing in flabby ntuscles and pouches under the eyes. it was an amiable. rather iveak but stubborn face that had been handsome in youth when years hnd contpeiletl him to diet and his already faded hair had turned ivhlle: hlsfeatures were regular and his figure well-knit un- der its premature. accumulations.

He prmlucetl a flask from his pocket when the waiter had dis» creetly turned his bat-k, and their ice-water might have passed for cold tea.

"Think l'll come to the point." he said. "You know me well enough not to mind anything l soy."

(‘littering glnnver up from his oysters lu alarm. "There's just one question i won't dist-tins," be said sharply.

Oglethorpe stared. "You dotrt menu to say ytttrre interested in her‘! So tuuch the hotter! And it strikes tuu you can't have any ob- jection of IIlSCUSSIIIR her with me. I'm her father. ain't l?"

"Her futher~tire you talking of Janet 7"

“Who else? I'm worrictl as the devil. llavo been ever since l not in this utortiing. I'd telegraphed l was cunning. and when l got tothe house Molly told me that mother wanted to see the at once anti l posit-d down titcre. it was about Jana-t. and you know more about it than l do."

"'1 stippose l know whnt you mean. But it turned out all right. She bappt-nl-tl to met-t me. not some man who might have attnoyed her. Of t-ttttrse. sho shouldn't huro taken such u risk, but what t-utt _V')ll tin with thl-si- fluppors‘! 'i‘ltuy're all in lt-uktu- touctlict‘ and you tuliznt us \V(‘ll lot flu-tn go tilt-it‘ liltln- pave. it won't lust. 'l‘lu-y"ll soon be older rtntl I don't Slltlptinl- you intt-ttd to play tlu- hoary lather and lock lll'l' up. '

“No. but l'll like dutuu wcll to gut but‘ llllll‘l'll'l|. Mother told tne u pret- ty fztlu. it seems she made a rowat Shorryis lust night, making you and smut- iu l ‘ you had with you as con- spivnotn. us ltorself. Mrs. ‘(tine ivus fliers and t-ztrrlt-il it straight to uiotlu-r. lllotlu-rfis no lotii uud ltud

' yet taken place.

uimul. two vtlurs, lllvn tl try Lviiia pound u: HIM‘. had hut certainly fit last flute _ and l huventot. had it glad of having

helped me in this w Boson, Iiiver Desert,

ulrotuiy- gut uu Lo this ytmtugm" cru- oratiutt business uud given Jaunyi one or Iwo tttttguo lushltigs. but she] uovt-r tlrvztttii-tl ll Iliill gotte- as fur us it looks. itozuttlng llll‘ strut-ts ltlfilto ut tutu lu the utoruittt-z‘. She'd ltndottbtvtily boon tiriukltig lust nigbl~ (i011! lwi-unotiott to take ul switch to ltPl‘. And l suppose slt<-' was llfvliy wr-ll lit the night youl lllftitotl lu-r up. l’vc never seen u- hlnt of it. Junnrfs spoilt enough. lit-r mother never h td tho slightest control over bot‘. uni alto could ul- wuys tu-t round mo. llut sht- won't in the future. l'll somohotv, (ind? illy tinugitter! 'l‘l-lll tnt- your t-lltlo of it, will you?" (‘lavi-riuu. who

tnort-ovt-r, that he had not yet hearth .ol' hltttlaltittl Zattlatiy, gave. a cuuti-l nus and colorless uct-ottuf. of thi- utlvr-nluret. ‘

“it is possible that sho had had a t-nclttail or two." he concluded. “llut you hiust expect that. if the flapper should adopt u cont of urma no doubt it would be a trocktall rampant with three cigarettes ar- tgout on n flold dc rottgc. However, it wouldn't be a bud idea if you took her in hnuti. That is. it you can."