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orders ‘received will be filled at prices quoted. POTATO GROWERS’ ASSOCIATION

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FARM STOCK enor- AND nu- PLEMENTS

‘Ihsjlxecuto .01’ thejstate of ‘James McLeod, late of Mermaid, Lot ‘48 in Queen's County will sell at ‘iPublic Auction on the premises on

Thursday the fourteenth day of April 1932, at one, o'clock p. m., the following: A quantity of hay, oats ‘and wheat, 2 horses, 3 head o! cat- ‘tlc, mower rake spring tooth har- lirows, gang plow, single plow onc- ihalf interest in manure spreader, two engines, puiperfcream separ- ator, famiers scales, roller potato ‘diggers, driving express and truck wagons, wood and box slcighs and _va:'ious other goods chattels and ef- fects in and about the dwelling houseﬂand premises oi’ the deceased. William S. McEachern, WalterhMunn. Iiggecutois. McLeanllfﬁlidcliinnon Solicitors.

IPA? MCDONALD, Auctioneer. 18l4-4-1-imw-6i

C.‘M. Lampson 6? LDVIITED. 84 Queen Street London, E. C. 4, England

Public Auction Sales

OF RAW FURS

Shipping bags will be furnish- ed without charge by applying to R. T. Holman, Ltd., Sum- merslde, P. B. l.

Represented by , Alfred Fraser, Inc.

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i Sealed ‘renders will be rcccived by the undersigned until Liucsiiay, iilziy 10th, 1933, iroin persons wishing to purchase that valuable farm at Elnrsdiilc, LotWil, consisting of 15 iirrcs oi good lziiiil, u. comfortable

80 x llJ, granary, lion house, an up- to-dnte l-‘ox ltuiicli with 10 pens complete, ii guard fence oi boards zuiil room within for 10 more. ‘A mile from Churches, School, Farm- ('11; IilSiitili-i‘, Egg Circle, Poultry Killing station and ltaiiwziy Station. I (in not bind myself to nccclpt the lowest or nny tender. ~ FZRS. ELLA DIANSON, Box 47, Aliierton, P. E; Island.

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1953-4-12-31.

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N1 these things had been in Indy Anne's mind when Ibo hsd decided ‘to eulllhiim Jun. She had um. ‘lust as Judith had seen, whither Blaiss was tending, light llllnst it as he mliht. ‘and she we! determin- ed to remove from his path what- ever of smiling-block and hind- runes she could. And, in this in- stant”. she Xelt instinctively that Jean's own at‘ ‘ might constitute the greatest danger. Any , as sincere and sensitive as she, might easily be driven in upon herself, shrink ingly mlsunde rstand ing Bliilses deliberate aiooiriess, and thus unconsciously assist in streng-

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‘thening that barrier sguhist lovef which he was striving to hold in place between them-and which

‘Lady Anne so yearned to see thrown:

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l n was m this end that She mm reopened the shadowed pages of the past—so that no foolish obstacle» born oi’ sheer misunderstanding might imperil her son's hope o1 happiness if the time should eve come-as she prayed it would com -when hewould free himself froi‘ the shackles of a. tragic memoi and turn his face towards the lg‘ of a new dawn.

CHAPTER XVI THE GIFT 0F LOVE ‘There are some people to whom love comes in a single blinding. flash; it is as though the heavens were opened and the vision and the glory their 1n a sudden, transom- dant revelation. To others it come; gradually, their hearts opening df-

almost imperceptibly. to the sun.

With Jean, its coming pariook in a measure of both of these. Love itself did not come to her suddenly. It had been secretly growing and deepening within her for months. But the recognition of it came upon her with an overwhelming sudden- ness.

Lady Anne, 1n recalling that bleak tragedy of the past, had ac- complished more than she knew. She had shown Jean her own heart.

From those fierce, unexpected pangs of jealousy which had stab- ,bed her as she reaiLsed the part played by another womrian in iBlaiseb life-the woman who had lbeen his wife-mad sprung the ‘knowledge that she loved hhn. Only love could explain the instant, clamorous rebellion of her whole being aga/nst that other woman's

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claim. And now, looking back upon ‘the months which she had spent at ._ staple, she comprehended that the lvciled figure of Love, face shroud- ed, had walked beside her all the way. That was why these even. un- eventful wceks at Staple had seem- ed so wonderful. The recognition of the great thing that had come into hot lile ‘left hei- o. little breathless ms shaken. But she did not seek to evade or deny it‘. The absolute cand- our of her mind—caridld even to itself-accepted the truth quite simply and frankly. No false shame that she had, as for as actusl facts went, given her love unsalted, tem- Ipted hcr to disguise from herself the reality of what had happened. For good or ill. whether Blsise re- turned ha love or no. it was his. But in her inmost heart she be- lieved that he. too, cared-half- fearfiilly, half-joyfully recognising the pent-up force which surged be- hind the bara of his deliberate slot- ness. True, he had never definitely spoken of his love in so many words, but Lady Anne had supplied the key to his silence. The past still bound him! Alive, Nests. had held lfm by her beauty; and dead, she lstlll held him with the cords of

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