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Auction Sale

I am instructed by Mrs J. B. Heg- l

an to sell by Public Auction on hcr premises, 291 Kent Strcot on Fri- Iiaythe 19th. clay of September.

1930. at 1.30 p. m. sharp. the fol~ lowing articles 1 square. 2 dltlebfillltl~ large table, chairs, warlrubc, oal: oedroom sixuc, cnmplotc. 1 doll house, 1 fiat top LlPalK, ‘i Panrlovn range. base burner. table. 1 01191: grate heater. sevrvnl bureaus, e115:

other furniture. 1 iCe chcst. all cloth.

square and rilgs. kuchen utensil»

and clzshcs.

‘ J. P. BRADLEY. AHCIIOFIPEX‘. ‘10434341-31 .

Professional Cu rds

$1. P\i'i‘"iii‘v' ‘CU- lmpozters oi mun grade GASOLINE - kErzosl E‘ s 011.:

We Believe 1n Prince Eldvrurd Island Phone

Ofilc 29 Queen Si. "‘ :1

40d.

7962-9-14 -I.'1Z 3..

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A. 110v KEililALi

L. R. A. 3L, A. .-\. G. t).

(Licentiate :\n'i Arrulrniy of 3h Msstrciatr» In u- ‘lu-

of Or; "

Receives Pupils for

Piano.

Harmon“. (‘ountvryvnint zuul \l\i(‘\‘ (‘uhurcn Cllhdltlml"; hrpnl-ld lnl‘ L'.\a1n-

inutlrlns h" Elwin-d. Charlottetown School of Music, Ilearlz ll:\.'!.

xni-i- iJfi-S-H-lu-l \\'< n“.

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McLURE £=i MocKlNNON

_ SILVER FOXES AND FURS Rcprcsentinfi

HUDSONS BAY CO, of LONDON. FNFE! AND.

Office 11'.’ Kent 5t.

LlLLllill lviaoilililiE Bachelor of Music lllcfiiil Univ.)

H0114. singing theory. Bbullo 277 Richmond st.

Gwynnetli F. Cosmic-s Telcher of "rm uillffl and Iiieuf} Open for Applirzxtiih Sept. 15111.

Phone (£831.. ~

Studio. l0 Victor)‘ Ave. 01f Lonqwnrlh .‘.'.'P.

850-9-10481.

Prohibition Colrunissuln Chairman. Mr Gltulinri n. llliulvm iilargzrte, P.1d. l.

Send all information rcgurrhng 1n- fractlous of Pfqlllblllnn Act to the abovn

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Chic! Inspector H. J. Haywood

‘f5 Dorrheslcr Street, Charlottetown

l . _ l j Miss Roberta G. bpenccr l Fellow Trnity (‘nib-gr of “usic London, Enzlnnll Orgnrrst and (‘infr Dircvtor l Baptiet (‘Imrrh Pia no. Organ, Thvnry Etudio, Baptist Church, Fitzroy Street Open for {Registration Sept. 17th.

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lvlnrk 1).. lilciiuigan, ' i-l. A. BARRFTTIR, SULIKJIIIR. ETC.

IIHJNEY H) LOAN Jameson Hlom. (jhorlnuemwn. rant

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Accounts Audited. Income Tax Returns Preuurrd.

A. E. blucNeill Co.

I27 (iro ftnn Street 3144-4-11-111111,

McLeod & Bentley

J. A. Bi-"WFLEIY W. E. HEN'I"I.I£I_ K. L. Barrister and Azlnrnry-ni-Lnw Ofitce: 1K0 Klrhmnnd Street [HONEY ‘l0 LOAN Cbflrlnttelowr; l‘. l‘). l.

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Graduntc Ilnllfax Ladies (‘ollogc

Pupils accepted Inr: Expression. Public Speaking and Dramatim.

Address after September 18 81 Eustnn Street.

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McDonald B. A.

I. A. MCDONALD. ll. F. McPIlEb BARRITIERS. ATTORNEYS, ETL MONEY T0 LOAN

Stewart & Lowther J, l). STEWART. K. O- N. W. LUWTIIEB IAIIIHTERN. $111.11 norm. 1| Great George street IONII ‘I0 MM!

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Miss Violet Richardson i311; to Garwtiwners

& McPhgq glnss-s-la-zl.

“n: Prince Sh, Charlottetown.

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MATERIALS (Iron an nnlolicilcd . > testimonial) “We mule up ‘my n-vhn of Dr. Vulcan'- Tonic Smu: 1nd i1 nude In excellent drink u well n u ionic. It in u fine u rho

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Mail 7k In: n N} _ whirl! nubu 4 gallofuf‘; I M. Allen H Co" Ltd.

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girlie B] Hugh

(owmclrr 1w noon PfNDI'.‘-"‘>' ii

"The road to success docs not lie"

in l€‘S59!‘l(‘(l wages bu; 1n lessened costs :n spite of lngh \vngcs."_fle1-b. err H. Lehman.

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we're ITJWS

‘Pendexter

Below he could rescue his ans-o'er! _ of thel iloawd to our ears

1.1.11; Lhel “It. is not-hing." I told her. "They arrows" as lust u. I could llhllllililillllfii {the lmw. \\'1lh cries of run-m and rdgei‘ know whether we returned south. or 5'\‘.'(“p'. baqk illLOC)\'€1‘.lOr{ came this way."

11g 1M- Natchczl She did not discover any discrepan- a.:.u1v=t the} cy in this statement, although it. was ‘French and H1111.» n!’ c: rho Gulf In-l so 0b\'l0il$ a child should have fElle, arrow‘ 1, izcd that the discovery of us on the

ltzrneci and mhtic toward the dead, cut-off would ,:oinz only to one course

mm Diunuung \l!i\"(7, rose 1n n 01y of, oi fllgl1t~~the course we were taking.

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tion to find me. At any mqmem 1 e5. pected t0 be attacked from the bushes

lb." up adining the bank, It was an actual re- was shouting: It was;

Lcf to me cvcn though it. made the girl moan in terror, when Damoarvs iugh-glitched mellow hunting-call

have 1ou..d our camp. They will not

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I knew the; were fliiowing the cut~ Narbimne- "Get the 5m allay if Y?"

_l'off, bounding along the bag like so M‘. while 1 stand 1.110111 011-" l It’. was our one oppavturlity to re-

‘lmauy dark devils. 1 knew‘ they had lread the signs about our fire ,:\ .d know how many were in the ~p.1:'ly. and thar one was. a woman, 1 picked up speed a b1: and 5001 511d

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Growing Deal With.‘ llead Noises? Try This.

If you are growing lmrfl of hr-nrlnc

nun fvvlr (‘llldffllrll deafness. or ii’ _\'|nl _|:8\‘r~ rum-i ,-, rululllir-u. irisslu; nuiwu m your _t'.' ., go .1» or llrlursist null‘ eel I u not‘ of Iilrmiul ~lllillilioll Rlfflflirlin and mill l1. ll.l-l null of l-rll

wnn-r nml n lllllc 1111:“ spw-irful (our tiu u~ This will oflvu In-

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lllNlfils <u~u1n "pl-u. ill‘l‘:|ll1l|‘_' l..-.-....,.. |~*-l*_\'. null Ilu» unlvuus slim l|lIl]|||ll|-' -lulr\ thr- throat it is was)" lu my» Any‘, ‘l-ui- who is lllFFf||<*lH"ll u-ilh .-l1l;1rrl|:|l|

illl-nfucss or who lms hell-l noiws should lglve this prescription n trinl. l

lperai: onrush, and I began to fear Damoan would steal around the flanks and capture the girl. It was a relief to hear his voice and to know he was still behind his warriors.

A knife ripped my foreann. and I cracked tho fellows skull, Nsvbonnc

"Who warts any Mississippi? Ten thousand shares for eighteen thou- sand livrcs! Diarn"l‘ld5 overnight, and a heavenly crown!"

He broke off, panting ‘for breath and laughing hysterically.

I1, wastime to rush back to the bayou for we were surely done for it ,we advanced farther from the piro- 'gues, Narbonne began c0u_ghi"g and I knew he was wounded although he kept hzs fest. Six Fingers began a stanza 0f an evil song, gave a screech aim went down bctwccn my feet.

"Back to the 631.005!" I cried to

treat without being thrust through the back; for either the Choctavlvs were for the moment dismayed a; their lack of success, or else they had sens-

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‘ my plmgue up the inclined surface of Pd Narbummls madness’ and ‘Wye

"5[‘.'il(‘K the cumin‘ 0105c tu the (lcudl k l I1 dm l b d _. ,. __ a. un-en o . e a :lvcc. “.111 a 15313 1 v.15 on the one... 5 g ea“ “e ank n

lsitil? and kicking L110 fu-e into the nu. u u u: err l yggiilifl "Wlaru; \v'."o1t'._'..‘" “A look M the beaclvls some P11917911?- rhlrw on‘. has to take with a graJ “Inn ihc "C3110! Q11 ck! Nav- “7 Ibonnc! Six I‘ _ Aboard and lai- Low me quicily, \Vc have a few nu..- diefl" . ‘Fur-y obeyed without a “W111i. 8116i , with the " "r we work/‘cl z-agxirliy along the h nnz'r0\v ifilV‘. No sounds cnlnc 1'1‘! n1 the “K101i” l’) i csfablsh thc mutton oi‘ our pills‘ land as the quiet continued the gu" i Hlod her head and tvcrnulousiy whis-

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His wife's away and he today Bomoans his fate and wishes He hadn't lct the total get To seven thousand dishes.

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I laiticrl of the vudc

.\\\'3l>{0l1i1lg her hope was to re:e1vc. i ‘The Drofmmrl

Choctaws were

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“I ‘suffered years of agony. through blind itching piles," says Mrs. W. Hughes, of Hochclaga. St, Montreal. “Pain, loss of strength, complete misery, was my daily lot until I came across Zam-Buk. 1 know now that ~ there is nothing on earth to equal this grand herbal healer. Since it lifted me from misery my earnest wisb is to make Zarn-Buk known to all sufferers." m. Bu-

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Motor vehicles are prnhlhltcd from ‘Ever “Qwlncslqlny gleam“- travolling upon ull roads or lanes In; have; ggukmn 91m A ‘lan. Victoria Park. exrPIlt that llnrt of the l tic Tim“ Em“ m" r I , H_ main roadway west of the Armourlz-s , Lube“ 2-3" P. l I. Easleflrnme.

to the main cross road and thr- rnld l . . main cross road leading northwarrlly arriving B_"-“'""__'rl"""“l"Y l0 A-M. Dzrvllghl Time.

there-from directly to Brighton Road. ;

chmlnummn Th!‘ law i" this "W!" "i" h"; (lilivvrv Sntnrrlny steamer nails flfiT-i. .13.1we@'k', ' ' ""'-" ,~""l“"~" "'“'°"'"7A-4 BmTwmsTLE‘ | direct from Si. John to Boston.

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Reduced rate-n for automobiles accompanied by passengers

FOR SALE Tickets and inhrnntion at any

Excellent 50 acres. Charlottetown Canadian National Ryr. Tirkct Ofliee .. ~ - - g

Royalty. Mood dwelling and out. l" iflili‘. l," /\- '""!°- A"; - banding!’ you“? urchud. “Wu! or Reid: Pt. “hurl. b. Int John. N. .

without ranch l

Apply P. A. Farquhluon. 99 Up‘ D _ l stonmahip lines

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helped mademoisclle out, and whis- l perccl to Narhonne to g-Ye me a hand llle ran his canoe alongside and 1 lsiepped aboard, and the two of us ‘were pullltg my canoe 0ft the 10g, ‘when with a wild howl they were , upon us. ,

, I snatched up my musket frcm the _ {irague and fired at the first man no

Elli 11mg n“ 1° 9593i” bail, break through the bushes, I shouted —

for Narbonne to take the girl along ‘l in his pirogue, and then called on Six Fingers to follow me. With a leap I. struck the edge of the bank and went . down. an all fours. A Choctaw tripped ion my head and ptchcd into the wa- ‘tcr. The darkness served to hampery 1 the red men once Iwas among them. I _ 7 discharged one pistol, the second l

missing fire, and pulled my ax. Some- l l where in the background Damoan was 7

l mg that once he was down his allies ‘ would lose heart. .

D111~1ng the first minute o1 the con- 111$ on only Dam/Jan's high voice was 1;» be heard, Thou came mademoi- ..rl‘1e‘s voice cvyrg:

"I wait for monsleur."

And I knew she had refused to put oft with Nsrbonne and leave me. The lncxt. 1n01ncnt Narbonne was at my lslcle, and I surmised that, Six Fin- l gcrr. had refused to follow me. l ‘l "Hem! Good thrust!" cried Nar- i boiine as he placed his back to mine

i, and scored, l "Fall back and throw your axes!“ called Damoan in Chsclawz |

But a5 the Indians gave ground we pressed forward. I warned Narbonne - to drop flat just in time to escape the l axes which now whirred over our bends After the first, volley of axes) we were up again. and what. with the . night and our constad. shitting ctl position this mode of attack was not' persisted "m,

A b‘.'3\'e fell against me, one arm still raised and holding a knife, I, caught him as he w-ovild have slipped to the ground. and holding him be-

Narbunne (ollowrd close bzhlid mm! his long sword pllrying on the flanks; l and inside of sixty seconds we had, advanced a score of feet from the. bank and had gwod clearance room. l"

“Rush them wLth your knives!“ tumr-rl Damoan.

“Ho You. Frenchman! Stand out land do your own fighting!" mocked l Narbonne.

l Back acrngs the bayou Six Fingers é was yclping. 1 "Dont shoot. madcmoiselle! I go!"

I came near to braining him as he ~

mined my side, a shriveled, withered ':.|1.(lCl' of a. creature. One of his vile i pirate oaths identified him before my “ox could end his unsavory existence. He came in the nick of time, and if I have beilttled him as a man, and i! lhe was loathe to risk his hide until lcompclled. I had b0 acknowledge his lwzrth as a fighting machine once he lontcred the fray Almost under my ‘leer and hard to discern he darted hi; [knife in an out and croaked horrible llwords. For a bit the Choctaws ac- tually gave ground before our des-

lltlliSE T0 nan

No. I2 Brighton Raul, property o! the lute Dr. S. R. Jenkins. New, up- lto-date. well appointed hollle In but {residential district. Terms and tn- specflon arranged on application.

Apply M. oflice of Mleflolllll I

lbolders of The John Agnew _Furl

now drawing off and ignoring Da-l moon's frantic exhortatiom to com. tinue the attack. l

I scooped up Six Fingers under my arm and minded his weight no more, than if he had been a child. Narbonne l still coughing, gave ground and kept at my side.

(To be Continued;

IN MATTER OF:

“The Voluntary Winding up Art" 15 Geo, V., Cap. 9.

The John Agnew Fur Farms Limited. Notice ls hereby given that a Spec- l ial General Meeting of the share- i

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Farms, Limited, will be held at the

511m" will m9 the I shouting encouragement m the In- lnmrd “I Trad‘! 390m! i" Chafllllte‘ - Saturdtly the 11th day of October mam g D,_.,.,.:v. exer_ “mm and 1 tried h get to mm, kn“, ltown In Queens County Province of ‘A. IL, 1930 at the hour of 12 o'clock

Prince Edward Island. on Wednesdayj the 15m day-oi’ October, A. 0., 1930.1 at the hour of 8 p. m., for the pur- l pose of considering and passing up- on a resolution requiring that the} Company be wound up under the, provisions of "The Voluntary Wind- ing up Act“ and lor the alibolntment of Liquidators for ,,surh winding up.l and for the transaction of business ln- cident thereto. ‘ Dated this 11th day of September,‘ .1. D.. 1930. .' JORN o. HYNDIIIAN l President » G. D. DeBLOIS_ f Secretary-Treasurer 69l6-9-12-l74l9-26-0ct. 3-10-51,

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AT NEW ~I‘I'AVEN

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l ofier by private sale, my nlce farm of 48 acres, situated at New Hove-n, vcry convenient to church. and school. 35 acres clear and inl excellent state of cultivation: gondl buildings, well-watered and fem-rd. l

If nnt sold by private sale will bv

fore me rushed hrwarcl a few yards. "l"! "n "l" Drfllllsll-‘i ‘vefillcsdilyvi 1930.

Ortnher 1st at 2 o'clock sharp.

For fnrllu-r particulars apply tol Mrs. John Cameron. estate nf tho lute John (‘amrrom New IIm-rn, or to J. A. ltlrDonalrl, Auctioneer, Queen Street, Charlottetown. '702'1-9-1’l-Wcd—fri-5l.

Ithat ls to say: Commencing on the to

ldny of December I836 between Tlch- ‘

At Home Furnishing and s ... all... .. ’ u Departmental _ Stem.

Mad: iniCanadaby rib: makers of the jarnau: Dominion Battleship Linoleum.

Dal" illustntrd ifDa- ninlan Marble Till inlaid Unalruni No. 7606. null- dblr in lbru difllfvml reloluings.

GSPITAL CAMPAIGN

Former Residents Committee, I l J. A. Clark, D‘.Sc., Chairman’

Will all persons reading this notice kindly send at once, noon Au. THPFI‘ parcel o; land 511- to Dr. J. A. Clark, P. O. Box 412, Charlottetown, P. E. Island, Tgxxfig“ argmlf’ l as many names and addresses of former Islanders as they hounded and described as 1011mm} know. This will help build the New Hospital so greatly l - {y u 1! Wm 5m n, m? mad ma,“ 2 needed for the sick font of The Island. _ (‘harlottctown at thr- northeast angle l of land sold to William G. McKay! thence west sixty-three chains or tel the east boundry llne of land In the occupation of W. Anderson thence north nine chains and forty links thence car-t to the road thence along l the road to the place of commence- ment containing flfLv-sevenccres of land a little more or less as drscrlb- l ml in a deed from Cnmmissbner of, Public Lands to Richard Paynte? hearing date the 7th day of Febru- ary. 1871. g This sale Is made In pursuance of n Power of Sale contained In an 111- , denture of lilnrtgzlzr- eluted the 10H‘,

There will be sold by Public Auc- . lion in front of the Law Courts building 1n Charlottetown in Queens

County, Prlncc Edward Island. on‘,

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DO IT TODAY~

Province oi Prince Edward Islantl TAX AliREARS:

ard Paynter of Fountain Road Town- ship Number Twenty-one aforrsald farmrr and Barbara Paynter 11's wit: of the one part and Charles R. Fmnilwnnrl and A. Bnnnermnn ‘War. burton, Trustees of the Marriage Set- tlement of Marla Lou‘se Robins tlnr- morly M. 1.. lIIcLc-nnnnl of the other l part. which mortgage by various - mcsnc Assignments is now vested In the u1u!r"'-§r;.=v'd, drfault having been mrulv- In th- pflvmrfl of the principal and inform-u secured thereby.

Datrd this llth day of September

Property owners in arrears for taxes are hereby notified that publication in the daily press of the names of ratepayers in default, with particulars of the land involved and the amount of taxes due, will POSITIVELY COMMENCE ON THE 1ST DAY OF OCTOBER, NEXT, asrequired by "Ills Land Assessment Act. 192i."