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AlJC T101v SALE '

l am instructed by J. B. Miiiman,‘ Kensington, to acli by Public Auction,‘ Wednesday, October 30th, at 1 o'clock. his stock and machinery, consisting of} I work horses, 2 extra choice milk; cows, 2 calves; Also sieighs, wagons; gang plow (new), walking piowsJ, spring tooth barrow, smoothing har- row, hay cutter, hay rake, cream sep-l lrator (De Laval), chum, butter tsblefl milk ‘ cans. baking table, farmer's boiler, organ, some bed room furni-I lure and numerous other articles. ,

lf stormy, sale takes place following QIY- .

HUGH F. MORRISON,

Auctioneer. O398-Dl3-6i.

EDFOR SALE

I have always in stock rubber

A UCTION sAuz

I am instructed by Stewart Mac- Kinnon, llighfleld, to sell by Public Auction on Monday, 28th at 1.30 p. m. the following 10 cows. 3 horses, 10 tons hay, sectional seeder, plow, 3 sellghs, 3 stoves, driving wagon and lot of other articles.

Reason for selling going mu, llerefords.

0 months credit of Joint notes,

BENJ. CARTER, Auctioneer. 9369-l0-22-tuethurssat.

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Bonny Devereaux , who had the room next door to Gerald Wade's, was w]? °fl i0 YBPOYP Proiresa. At a quart- er to 2 he crept around tapping st d°°"- 771° lilrty. palamaed and “WEB-owned, _ assembled wlth various scuiiles and giggles and 10w whispers.

“Kl-v llaht went out about twenty minute-l mo." reported Ronny in a. hoarse whisper. “l thought he'd never put it out. I opened the dom- just now and peeped in, and he seem sound of! What about it?"

Once more the clocks were solemnly assembled. Then another dlfllculty arose.

‘ We can't all go barging in. Make no end of a row. One person's got to do it and the others can hand him the whatnots from the door."

Hot discussion then arose as to the proper person to be selected,

i A GUARDIAN

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and listened/The rhythmical breath- ing of Gerald ‘Wade could still be heard, but drowned, smothered and buried beneath the triumphant, im- passion ticking of Mr. Murgatroyds eight alarm clocks.

I I O O I O

THE ‘JOKE THAT FAILED

"Twelve ,o'cl09k," said Socks, de- spairingiy. _

The joke-as a Joke-had not gone of! any too well. The slarmclocks. on the other hand, had periormed their part. They had gone off-with a vigor and elan that could hardly have been surpassed and which had sent Ronny Devereauv leaping out of bed with a confused idea that the day of judgement had come. If such

suggested Bill hopefully. - "Well, if you ask me," said Socks. “I think he's just spoofing us. 0f course they woke him up. But he's lust. going to do us down by pre- tending he doesn't heary any-

Every one looked at Socks with respect and admiration. ‘

"1t's_an idea." said Bill.

"He's subtle, that's what. it is." said Socks. "You'll see. he'll be extra late for breakfast this lnornlzq-just v show us."

TWENTY PAST l!

And since the clock now pointed to some minutes past twelve the genera‘ opinion was that Socks‘ theory was r correct one. Only Ronny Devereau- demurred. ~

“You forget. I was outside the don when the first one went ofl. What ever old Gerry decided to do late: the first one must have surprise him. He'd have let out somethin about it. Where did you put i4 Pongo?"

"On a little table close by his ear.’

said Mr. Bateman.

"That was thoughtful of you. Pcngo." said Ronny. "Now, tell me."‘

The "If" Bills Wore retested on (‘he 81mm” "H" they would giggle. Bill] Evorolelah was relented on the? srounds of his height, weight and! heavy tread, also for his general‘ clwnsiness. which latter clause he} fiercely denied. Jimmy Thesigs shq» Ronny Devereaux were consider“

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_ i , tion is required. Hence defective

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We use um adjective ad- filed-Ir.

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Normal eyes, It is * utilize about 20% of this Nerve Energy, but when Eyestrain is

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organs of the body and produce l-il health.

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BARRSTER. SOLICITOR, ETC. _ MONEY T0 LOAN IJameroi-l Block, Charlottetown, l’.E.l. ‘

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chalrmin’ Mn GEORGE a BROWN’ He: Not necessarily. He's in the Mun“. E a L ‘ stationery business.

Send all infunnation regarding in- y fractions of Prohibition Act lo the above_ _

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She: Does your brother keep a ary? He: He kept 15 cf them last year.

She: Must have kept him busy.

Or To Chief Inspector B. J. Haywood 75 Dorchester Street. Charlottetown.‘ Phone 1U I

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Tha glorious days of fail—

When Frost rldea through the autumn hare

To hold the land In thralil The morning chill, with

entrain,

The lee upon the lake. .071, welcome to our beard again,

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1lorlo Truolwuon. double Trick--

of Rupert Bateman. "Pongds the lad." esreed Jimmy.

did. And then, if Gerry should Wlkon up. Ponso will be able to think of some rotten silly thing t0 gsy to him. You know, something p134];- ible that/ll calm him down and not rouse his suspicions."

"Something subtle," suggested the Kiri Socks thoughtfully.

"Exactly," said Jimmy.

P171180 Performed his Job neatly and efficiently. cautiously openma the bedroom door. he dillnnesred into the darkness inside bearing the two largest clocks. In a minute or two he reappeared on the threshold and two more were handed to him and then 88min twice more. Finally. he Bmflflod- Every one held his breath

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AT MIUTON

Elvin: disposes u my farm at Milton, known as the George lllekox Firm. I will sell by public auction, on the premises, on

TUESDAY. ocroaart 29th, 192s

AT 1 OWJLOCK P. M.

The following Stock, Crop, Impu- menla, Ete.: ' Draft Mare, Blood Mare (would make excellent brood mare.) Mlloh Cow (nlewly freahened,) Mllch Cow, d years od (Ayrshire G de) . bet of Hens. n I ‘ mun 13 tool lily. a quantity of Straw, a few bushels Cobbler Potatoes (culim) Mower, 5 foot cut (F. & W-i; Hay lake (F. d: W.), Potato Sculls; and "m" (combined), Potato Dl“gr (Proctor). Potato Sprayer, Potato "t". lingle Walking Plow, set spring- ‘Will lllrfowa. 2 set Spike Barrows,

"If!!! With pole and shafts, extra Wagon Pole (complete), Drlpln‘ Wllflll. Jauuting Sleigh, Woodqleqh with Box, Box-cart

Overland Touring Oar, M ha", and tires In fair condition: l sou "ab! Ill-mm. Cart-Saddle ’ and ‘"9051!!!- 4 bill's Leather work Traces, double work Bernese, work Collars and flames, Forks, ghoul‘, I‘? Potato Stool, Wooden Shovel, e

8 Show Cases, set Warren Counter scales (M0 Ibo-i, Separator (for one or two cows). a number of loom Stoves " “ forwoodorcoatand a lot of other articles toe numerous to menticcl.

spasm-m and under, can: over that amount, twelve months credit ea approved Joint notes, ffdayisverystormy,|aleonnest

day, u some boar. C. A. IIIWAII‘.

ALIX. MclAl. ' Auctioneer, ,

"Anyway. he walks like a cat-always '

."I'm afraid sir, the xpoor gentleman

had been the effect in the room next door, what must it have been at close quarters? Ronny bullied °“" in the passage and applied all’ to the crack of the dooln- -_ ‘

He eipected profanity-filileilifid i‘ confidently and with intelligent in‘ tlcipatton. But he heard nothing Ii all. That is to say, he heard nothinl of what he expected The 61MB were ticking all right—ticking 1n l loud, arrogant exasperating "manner- And presently another went ofl, rind- ing with crude, deafening noto that would have aroused acute irritation in o. deaf man. '

There was-no doubt about it; i419 clocks had performed their part faith- fully. They- did all and more than Mr.‘ Murgatroyd had claimed for" them. But apparently they had met their match-in Gerald Wade.

The syndicate was inclined to be despondent about it.

"The lad isn't human," grumbled Jimmy Thesiger. _

"Probably thought he heard the telephone in the distance and rolled over and went to sleep again," sug- gested Helen (or probably Nancy.)

"It seems to me very remarkable,"

said Rupert Bowman lerioualy. "I '

think he ought to see a doctor about it." ‘ "Some disease oi the eardrums,"

Toronto-Detrbit Chicago

‘Travel between the business centres of Montreal-Toronto-JJetrolt and Chicago 1s made very easy and a de- lightful experience for ‘those uainl gmgdhn r "nnal Railways’ services.

filhe International Limited leavel Montreal daily at 10.00 A. M. arrivin! Toronto 5.40 P. M.,\ Detroit 11.351’. M- Chlcago 7.25 the next morning. This is a mt luxurious radio equipped train carrying day coaches, dininl car, sleeping earl. compartment-ob- servation-iibrsry car, lounge and club car. a -

The intor-Olty-Maple nest leavel Montreal, daily except Sunday, at 12.30 P. M. arriving Toronto 0.30 PM. leave Toronto daily st 8.45 P. M. ar- riving Chicago 0.10 the foilowinl morning. This train carries equiv- ment almllsr to The international Limitod and is also radio squib?“-

Conneeticna with both trains from Maritime Provinces points is via the "Ocean Limited" (daily) arrfvma Montreal 9.10 A. M. and carrying radio equipped compartment observa- tion-libras-y car. _

Night Services include Train No. 1'1. leaving Montreal at 11.00 P. M. daily and arriving Toronto 1.80 A, M. Detroit 1.85 P. M., Chicago 0.45 P.1d. This train carries first class coachds. diner, parlor car (radio equipped). standard sleeping cars, including the latut in that type of Ollulbmont the "Chambrette" (single room.) Con- nection from jlaritlme points is via

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molt have “died in his sleep”

He turned to Bill. “If a wacking great bell started ringing Within a few inches of your ear at hall-Pili- d in the morningfiwhatowould 9W say about it?"

"Oh! Ilord," said Bill. "I should say—” He came to a stop.

“Of course, you would." said Ronny- “Bo should I. So would any 011°,- what. they call the naturalman would emerge. Well, it. didn't. So I say that Pongo is right-as usual- gnd that; Gerry has got an obscure disease oi the eardrums."

"It's now twenty past 12," said one of theyother girls sadly.

"I say," said Jimmy slowly. “that's a bit beyond mythlnz. isn't it? I mean a joke's a joke. But this is carrying it a bit far. It's a. shade hard on the Oootes."

Bill stared at him.

(Continued on P186 5)

Montreal To Vancouver

q-hl, cgptlpn, while iamiliar to us now, was not familiar in the day! not so very remote. At the time of Confederation it was irolllhi- Wm‘ visions of vast barren wastes. Wild Indians and a journey in the popular mind was something that was not contemplated by the average citizen. As well plunge into darkest Africa as may; tho journey across Canada in those days,

But times have changed. Today the traveller steps on board one of the fast luxuriously equipped tra tinentsitrains of the Canadian Nat- ional ltailways and is whirled away over steel rails as it were on a magic dgrpet, enjoying the comforts of civi- liation and the wonderful pro- gramme; that nightly 001110 iD him over the l-lr. shortly to find himself m Vancouver. »-

The Continental Limited, carryinl compartment - observation - library Buflet Car. leaves Montreal daily at mu P. M., for Ottawa: Mlmkl: Win- nllfil; Saskatoon} » Wainwright, Ed- monton; Jaaper, in the heart of J18.- per Rational Park. where is locatod the famous Jasper Park Iodaa. owned and operand by the Canadian Nat- ional Railways: Vancouver: Victoria. B, 0. The passage from Vancouver to Victoria is made in one of the ollstial Canadian National Gteamships.

'f‘hoae cooling from Maritime Prov- lhsq points have -the choice of sev- eral- connections. B! the “OM!!! Idmlted" (daily, and carryflll radio equipped compartment observation - uom-y car). one canonloy tho ‘day in Mmtreai or close connection can be made by the "Maritime Ixorul” (daily except Sunday), arriving Mon- tnal 7.50 P. M.

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lialuablePropertybi Charlottetown Fort Sale

I hlflfq ha, we :3: L’: m’- "°""¢ Mvlilonon to m: It Public Auction m 7 M o°l°b"- 1929. his property situate on the North '

Bi Bogd , vsrug‘ ‘oixsflfilatll-llottelowh known u -s|dmount_.. The mun N" m“. .. m off having all modern conveniences '

e room for extension, large orchard " "Pod by shade trees with one of tin

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"l W" mllllllbs walk from shore, pali ble m» building Iota. Lana is in bu! _ l’ "Illflbles and fruit, about one self .

Also household furniture and

' i hi ""1 ill-Phillie. rare old sofas comm a n” comm!“ M "Ho, “d mm

'1 °l “mien tsbleakitohen utensils; numl 1:11;’; ‘LZiZiII.."2Z'°'S ' btlmkm ‘Mm’ """“‘-‘- Pillow» will" o" mu" o‘ t" hon-e‘ h-m ma‘; lrm st ock and implements and Produce col- eats. wheat, mangle; turnl and". m” Ind ‘Mo!’ “on human m“ hm "i trio washer and vario ' p. ‘u fumes, n” "mm ‘ennui.’ “hum, d“. plow. &e., as, 5n, o‘ ‘mum! ‘funlllclrlmirlilts including mower, rake, not mm“, w!" b. m up n 2 cum‘ ‘Ramon: at 10 o clock in tbs forenoon.

For further particulars apply h, Md“ . ~ m“ B n s. Mcliinnon, Solicitors, mm! 1 uildins. Charlottetown, or to the undersigned. JOHN P. BRADLEY,

10-19-111. Auctioneer.

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