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n simple one-just that nlmost magical morning

Inent ‘Lose Ugly Fat.‘ " she read filmiit was such

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piand suppose I will in time. K. S

, fLose Ugly Fat.‘ "—!tirs. V. W. C. l Unlike most SAID, Kruschen an , limply a liurzrtive. When you hi; I- Kruschen Salts you not only stimulate your liver rind kidneys to function ‘naturally and perfectly. but you supply ‘every internal trrgirn, gland, nerve and lﬁllﬂ‘ in the body with Nature's own revitalizing and rejuvenating minerals. Get n bottle of Kruschen Salts t0- ‘ dny, and take one-lialfn teaspoon in a lass of hot water every morning before _ rcakfast. lieihre tlic lmtile is empty \'0ii'li' [eel years _\'t)iliig_'r'l'~—l‘_\'ﬂ_'i will iir“ liten —-stepgrrnvsy-rigiiilier-nervcssf die: -_vou"ll sleep sound, enjoy _\' 1114-315, _nnd after a haul day's work yoifll be ready for wholesome recreation ~~one million woolen already know nil this. >__

Ill THE STUD . Kalmuck,2.151/2

Eiirrndzzrd and Registered

Sired hy Pelt-r the Great. 2,0715; Darn, Ester Bells, 2.08M. By Mo“. bells Second Dam Expressive, (3) 2.11. Dnm of Atlantic Express, rtllh. onr- of ioti

lending sires. §irc oi’ Xcddzi. l 1'2, n, world's ehanrpinn-IS); I-Ilectioncer, son of ‘ianiliietonian l0.

Kalnruek is nlrvntly a proven sire. Ills only colt ovcr two years old hzis |\\'tltl race record of $2.11.

Kalmui-k was wonderful race Irorse. Ila-x been ser-tind in race in RAUL. Iialuiuck will stand for ser- vice at miner's stlililtn. Terms S5 »cnsh at time of service, S10 when Inzirc proves iritlr fnnl. Mares at ‘owner's risk.

“TLLAIIIT KELLY, Box 2115, Charlottetown.

FARM FUR SALE AT AIARSHFIELD

On aecrunf. of ill health, I am ‘bompelled to give up fanning and am offering farm for sale, consist- ing of X05 acres, G5 acres clear, bal- ance under ivond. Six and one-half miles from Charlottetown. This property has a complete set of up- to-diite buildings. Soil is very adaptable to growing clover and oats and is one and one half miles [from Suffolk Station. .»\ never fail- Ing stream combined with fertile ifields. makes for ideal stock rais- iing, Fronting as it docs nn the Hills- gmro River. It has one of"the best! ronts for sea weed, marsh and tmiusel mud and for scenic beauty, Irard tn surpass. Price moderate. Term< cosy. Will meet anyone com- lirig by train. Phone or write for iuli pnrticuhrs. ~ HfCMUIZIABI, , . , ‘ lltfarshfieid -" ' 2030-4-16-sat-tue-2i

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Professional Bards EStewart 8t Lowther

J. D. STEWART, K. C.

l N. IV. LOWTIIER

IARRISTERS, SOLICITORS, ETC. 84 Grent George Street

" I started taking Kruscheu Sulfa 18 weeks ago to reduce weight. I tltn ‘weighed I40 llis., und now 122 lbs. I t0 I12 lllq ‘ien alts have done me good all mund. Am , most thankful l saw yournnnouncement

ed him.

The House 0f lireams-llome-True

By Margaret Pedler

(Continued)

"The skunk!" wruthfully.

"What's that?"

Claire drew suddenly closer to him, her face blanching. A sound- tho light. crunching of gravel be- neath a footstep—had come t0 her strained ears. "Nick! Did you hear?" breathed. A look of keen anxiety overiilreﬂd his face. For himself he did not care; Adi-inn Latimer could not Y hurt him. But Clnire—his “golden narc'ssus"—wvh:it lsht he not in- flict on her as punishment if he discovered them together?" The next moment it was all he could do to repress a shout 0i re- lief. The steps had quickcned. rounded the corner of the alley, and revealed-Jean. “We're mighty glad to see you." remarked Nick, as 5he jolncd them.

muttered Nick

she

"We though you werc—-thc devil ..,..,..,.--_.~,-.. . ..... WILLY$-OVERLAND WILLYS-KNIGHT Sixes » "Oh,h' r r hlf h o - , " ' ,.,,,. ,,,,§s,f§._.°,.,,‘§ ﬂftmf-l‘, .11.? Sixes and Eights ma. the TWIN-SLEEVE Motors . ed Tucker"—the Lntimerls butler. With ‘he SHIVEIQSTREAK A1030" ‘ who worshipped the ground Claire 95 walked 0ll—“2illdh liisis sogcitorld L: 6-90 cyltiéugpirldTsvln-Sleeve Moﬁr], knighted. 1Y0 still with him. Ot crw e wou n‘ l. - d i | ,1 1 __6-|,_ _5n vcs no ‘ tro o. emo , I, . smiling. "I knew Nick was over _ 11° W Q; nue- 4 ° t" _ Y '1 °° m,“ bee], d d here, and Sir Adrian might have chmhmmm “V” wkcwhech‘ w“ mm Now w "an u e Pmfnt‘! um‘ a ~ , ' followed me." ' ~ o'- _

“You're sure he hasn't?" asked ROADSTER (.2 P355‘) ‘ $8838’ ' $738‘ QQUPE (4 Pass‘) ' ' ' $1225 s 90- $1135‘ with the remarkable O6 Iﬁdllﬁuﬂlll 1711101! [0 Into Claire nervously "He 1s so cun- COUPE (21,858) - . . 1030- 95- gag VICTORIACOUPE o i 1225. 90. 1135. eﬂrecnod-y wmybovel. mddeﬁnuo] nunw-unhrd. hing-so stcrithlv." vicronm court: . - - 4 - coscu . . . . . 1225. 105. 1120. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,',,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,;,,,,,,,¢,,,,,y_ 1,, Pﬂunﬂucuau

“Even if he had, ycurc doing COACH , , , , , , 13$‘ SEDAN , , T , , , , 1315. 135. 1180. lwhighr up 19 $4.05,bring 111g moqlgrn 1932 wﬂlyp "M11118 “'Y°“3-" "‘~““‘~"i“°d “a” SEDAN . . . . . . ' (WiNWluai-I who» Overland ixea and Eights and Willy-Knight Sixento swuily- MODEL 8 88 lower price clnssestlianover before. A ‘

"Everything I do is wrong-in -

m, 63.85;, retmncd C13,", bmerx, A Mg mam" dam a‘ l remarkablylow pﬂw__a0h_ _ MODEL 66D (Great Slit) ,Willys-Over|und cordially inviteo 5..

"That's what mnkeg the misery 0f it. If I were really wicket, rcallly unfaithful, I should feel I deserved anything I go. Bu: It's enough if I'm. Just happy for a few minutes with a. friend for him to want to punish me, to-to suspcc; me 0f any evil. Sometimes I feel as if I couldn't bear it any longer!"

She flung out her arms‘ in a piteous gesture of abandonment. There was something infinitely touching and forlorn about her as she stood there, ns though appeal- lng against the hideous injustice of it all, and, with a little cry Jean caught her outstretched hands and drew her into her embrace, folding her closely in her warm young

. ‘ver-Ztreak Motor—over eccoml. Full force feed lubri

ROADSTER (gfffgi . COUPE (4 Pass.) . . VICTORIA COUPE .

SEDAN.....

Nick had turned aside abruptly, hLq face rather white, hL; mouth working. His powerlessness to help the woman he loved half madden-

Meanwhiie Jean was crooning

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little, inarticulate, caressing sounds above Claire's bowed head, until at last the latter raised a. rather white face from her shoulder and smiled the small, plucky smile with which she usually managed to con- front outrageous fortune. "Thank you so much," she said with a glint of humour in her tones. "You've been dears, both of you. It's awfully nice to-to let g0. sometimes. But I'm quite all right again, now." “Then, if you are," replied Jean cheerfully, "perhaps you can bear up against the shock of too much Joy. We want you to have ‘a. clay out.’ " " ‘A day out?" repeated Claire. "Wheat. do you mean?" "I mcsin we're organizing a picnic to Dartmoor, and we want: to fix it so that you can come too. Didn't

MONEY TO LOAN

., - l BELL 8t MATHIESON’ B. R. Bell o. 1.. Mzithiesop, nun.

BaFristers 86 Solicitors Money to Loan Charlottetown and Montague

*MARK R. McGUlGAN

umnssgiun, soiircirou, mo. MONEY T0 LOAN Fameron Block, Charlottetown, REJ.‘

McLEOD 8t BENTLEY _ J. A. BENTLEY W. EIIIENTLEY, K. C. flnrriph and Atturneylllzlgw “ Office: I80 Richmond Street BIONEY TO LOAN il Prohibition Gomrnissjpn.

Chas. H. Black, Chairman, Chnr- v Llultctown. f Jas. B. McDonald, West St. Peters. ,

John Simpson, Hamilton.

Send nil information regarding {Infractions of PROIIIBITION AC1.‘ ‘O0 the above or to B. l. Haywood, L_

LLA. MacDonald, If. 0i.

BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, rlro. Riley Building Charlottetown, P. E. Inland. ‘hlcncy to Lorin and Collections , given the very best attention.

BTS-Z-ll-lmsnth.

Heaven send it: be flneW-pfously.

you tell mc that Sir Adrian was going to be array one day th‘s week? Going away. and not. retum- ing till the next day?" Claire nodded her eyes dancing with excitement. "Yes-oh, yes! He has to go up to London on business." "Then that's the day we'll choose.

"Oh, how I'd love it!" exclaimed

64 Queen Street LondomE. C. 4, England

‘Public Auction Slules or iuiw ‘runs Shipping bags will be furnish-

cntion. 121 inch wheelbase

izissrsiiirzsnsrzzsrrn '0" c“ Mr"- 80 miles an hour. Custom car beauty and luxury through- out. Shutferproot‘ glue. Six natural

WAS nun. now “P1913”;

$1400. $120. $1340. w» 1430. 120. 1310. VICTORIA com-n . . $1820 1430. 120; 1310. sunny . . . . . . 1820-. 1470- 130- 1349- CUSTOM SEDAN . . 2035.

wood wheels standard

lllbTiCIiLl0Il'—0Ycn .4281‘! on

rooms rigour nearest dealer and

you to vhit the show- uspect the ﬁne motor

splay. Ride in them-drive them-learn for

yourself their IBIIIIHIRIIIIOEGIfOPEIIIOO abilities. THEN COMPARE TlHE VALU S

OTHERS ON THE MARKET

OFFERED WITH ANY ’

um. now‘

' ' W kn will realize that the various

lﬂjfd ngdyuuat their new low prieel are 195 184a values obtainable today. i

(WinWbnhouHrItTwoModalMwExti-s)

ADVANCED FREE WHEELING STANDARD EQUIPMENT ON ALL MODELS 33151133131) 1N Charlottetown

(ldcenue Extra)

WlLl-YS-OVERLAND

— Completely Equipped

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Bahrain F. R. McL KINGS cohriﬂéiuriu comm. ’_ °'E"“§.T,'f,: w" 186 Grafton Street, Charlottetown, P. E. I. ‘ ""*' mﬁélew“

Claire. "I haven't been on Moor for such n long time." “And I've never been there at all," supplemented Jean. "Nicki Nickl" Claire turned to hiin excitedly. "Did you know of this plan? And why didn't you tell me about it before?" He looked at her, n slow smile curving his lips. , "Why, I never thought of it," he admitted. "You seer-expisnuforily -"when I‘m'with you, I can't think of anything else." "Nick, I won't have you making barefaced love to a married woman under my very nose," protested Jean equubly. And the shadow of tragedy that had lowered above them a few minutes earlier broke into a spray of cheery fu-n and banter.

"You seem very guy tn-duy." ‘The cold, sneer-lug tones fell suddenly across the gay exchange of jokes and laughter that ensued, and the trio looked up to see the tail. lean, black-clad figure of Blr Adrian standing at the end of the path, awaiting their approach.

To Jenn, as to Claire, occurred the analogy of a malevolent spider on the watch. Even the man's physfcsl appearance seemed in some wsy to convey an implement suggestion of resemblsnckhis long thin, sharply-jointed arms and legs,

the

predatory mouth with its slow, malicious smile. Jean Siiiifessed B little shudder of disguist as she responded to his sneerlng coin- merit.

"We are-quite gay, Sir Adrian. It's a. fine day, for one thing, and the sun's shining, and we're young. What more do we want?" ,

"What more, indeed? Except"- bowing mockingly-“the beauty with which a good Providence has al- ready endowed you. You are a lucky woman, Miss Peterson; your cup ls fuil. My wife is not, perhaps" —regarding her appraisingly-“quite so beneflcently dowered by Prov- ince, go it remains for me to fill her cup up to the brim."

He paused, and as the black, pin- point eyes beneath the flabby lids detected the slightest stiffening of Claire's slender figure, his long, thin lps widened into a. sardonic smile.

"Yes, to the brim," he repeated with satisfaction. "'I‘hat's n hus- band's duty, isn't it, Mr. Brennan?" ~addresslng Nick with startling suddenness.

"You should know better than I, Sir Adrian," retorted Nick, “seeing that you have experience of matri- mony, while I have none."

"But you have hopes-uspiratfons. isn't it so?" pursued Latimer souve-

his putty-coloured face, a livid mask lit only by a. pair of mapping venomous black eyes, half hidden between pouched lids that were

ly. There was an undercurrent of disagreeable suggestion in his tones. Nick was acutley couacbiu that

wrinkled skin, his long-lippedmppeals to him."

O-O-Q-OJ-O-O-O O-O-QO

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eddvltlbirt charge by iiﬁllying to R. T. Holman, Ltd" Suin- merslde, P. E. 1.

Represented by

Alfred Fraser, Inc. 212 Fifth Avenho

EYES TESTED b- GLASSE§mFITTED

E. ‘V. TAYLOR

BdIZRL-TPi-IR, SOLICITOR szurliitv, m»,

‘Riley li‘i ' g, 43-8-1

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Clzarlqttctowu. ~; 6

s Kent Street, Charlottetown, P. B. l. an P‘ " n, . '

J. S. TAYLOR Optometrists

ii?! Richmond Street “L

2035-l-I8-3l

FOR SALE

WALTER CHAPPELL,

Apply A. M. Campbell,

hardly more than hanging folds of

Farm of 52 acres in Mnnhfield, 4 miles from Town. Buildings in

- goon repair. Large orchard. Cou- _ New ‘ork’ N‘ Y’ venient for market rdenin, or ""11"!-

Manhfield.

FOR SALE

For Slle or Rent, u Beautiful Home and large lot riesr Post Otlice, St. Peter's Buy. Possession. May

II‘)

his keenest. aspiration at. the mo- ment was to knock the creature dawn and Jump on him.

"We must find you u. wife, eh, Claire? m, iillss Peterson?" con- tinued Bir Adrian rubbing the palm of one bony hand slowly up and down over the buck of the other. "I'm sure, Claire, you would like to see "- intimate-a friend u m. Brennan happily married, wouldn't you?"

. "I should like to see him happy," answered Claire with tight lips.

the springy turf. her chin cupped in her hands, her elbows denting little cosy hollows of dsrimess in the close mesh cf green moss.

side her, his eyes absorbing, not the

I-ie nodded and turned to go, glid- ing away with an odd shuffling gait, and muttering to himself as he went: "Precisely the type-pre- clscly."

As ho disappeared from view down one of the branching paths of shrubbei-y, amodicus little laugh. half chuckle, half sriigger, came t0 the ears of the three listeners.

Claire's face set itself in lines that made her look years older than her age.

"You'd better go," she whispered unevenly. "We shntft. be able to talk any more new that he knows you are here. He'll be hovering round-somewhere."

Jean nodded.

"Yes, we'd better be going. Come along. Nick. And let us know, Ciuire"—dmpping her voice-"as soon as you have found out for certnﬁn what day he goes away. You can tulle-phone down to us. can't you?"

“Yes, I'll ring up when he's out of the house some time," she un- swered. "Or send a message. Any- way, 1'1 manage to let you know somehow. OhW-stretching out her arms ecstaticslly-"imagino n. day of utter freedom! A whole dayi”

CHAPTER XX THE SITADAW OF THE PUTITRE

Gold of gorsl! and purple of heather, u shimmering haze of heat quivering above the undulating green of the Moor, and somewhere, high rip in the cloud-flecked blue above, the eirultant, piercing sweet carol of a lurk.

"Oh! How utterly perfect this is!" sighed Jean. '

There was ii queer little throb in Jean's voice, the low note of ul- most passionate delight which sheer beauty never failed to draw fmin her. It plucked at the chords of memory, and ‘Ibrmariirl thoughts leaped buck suddenly to that day they had spent together in the mountains, when, as they emerged from the pine-Wood's gloom to the revelation of the great white-pin- nscled Alps, she had turned to him with the rapt cry: "It's so beautiful that it. makes one‘s heart ache!"

(To Be Cmtinued)

MURRAY HARBOR INSTITUTE

The monthly meeting of the Queen Mary Institute met in the tea room of hail on April 11th at 8 p. m. 'I'hera were 39 members and two visitors. The meeting opened by singing the Institute Ode and repeating of Creed. Roll Call was answered with the name of a Bird. Minutes of last meet- ing were read and approved. This reports of the sick and school committees where brought in at this meeting. The Institute is pur- chasing a. map of P. E. I. for White Bands school and l. pencil sharpener for tho primary room at; Murray Harbor. Suggestion for easier house cleaning were given by Mrs. W. B. Hugh and Mrs. Dn- vid Brooks. A contest. “What do You Know" led by Mrs. Wm. Mc- Kenzie was very interesting and

TlllllllPS

She was lying at full length on

‘Ibrmnrln, equally prone, was be-

"Just so-just so," agreed her

us though inwardly amused. "Well, get him a wife, my dear.

open vista of roiling moor, hum- husbnnd in s queer cackling toneirnockm with jagged tors of brown-

gley stone, but the sun as it rfoted You are through a glory of red-brown hair such friends that you should know and touched cha-ngeful giesms o

We will load a car of turnips in Charlottetown on Wednesday, April 20th, and Thursday. April run. st highest market price for good stock, providing enough turnips offered to guarantee a full load.

Half this car already booked. Please arrange for space, giving es- timated quantity.

Will also loud at other points along railway line under same orn- ditions. FUR. Newsom. phone 431, Charlottetown. representing, NBWSOM a MCLBOD.

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Farms For Sale

0n Tuesday, mi. of Anvil 1i o'clock, two excellent Farm of " and '9! acres respectively- Aultin J. MleNcill, Stanley ' THUS. BOLGEB. Al" '

educative. The secy-treu. sent in her resignation at this meeting and same wa; accepted. Mrs. S. R. t‘ i, was elected secy-treas. for the remainder of the year. Meet- ing closed by siiiging ‘National An- them ufter which lunch was serv- ed and a social time spent. Next‘ meeting to be held in ten room uf| hull the second Monday in May,‘

roll call to be answered by a “Gar- dening Hint."

2081-4-19- l

Associated Shippers Irw

The Associated Shippers Incorporated have leaseirlr upper floor of the premises formerly occupied by 111° ' graph Company, corner of Queen and Water Streets. ‘N offices are being completely remodelled and will he ~' ' for occupation about May 1. In tiiemeantime the t/oiiim has obtained temporary office space in the Riley Blill‘ which will be open for business today. _ M

The Cornpany’s phone number is 1802; post office,“ number 372. _ -207;

The Highway Traffic .Act I930

SECTIONS 102-103.

The following scale of fees for registration of motor this" l‘ l" vEEBCEIVGZ

‘Trucks up to one ton carrying capscity .................-...... l", Trucks of one and one-half foul carrying ctplcity . Trucks of two inns carrying capacity ................. u. Trucks which weigh, unloaded. more than @000 ibl. .........., l‘

‘Trucks which weigh, unloaded, more than 0,500 lbs. ...........- l

Trucks weieiuna mm than five was. when loaded m M‘ ‘M: u. operate in this Province without u permit mm the vacuum", Highways.

A special registration mo: an in u» mama for iriw" Previously Nsl-rtcred in this Pruviu .

oven/irons’ LICENSES. All new applichtffor Motor Vehicle Operator!‘ Licensed 52%’: nus a satisfactory exlminatlon before. and obtain. from. a M“ Ml the Provincial Police Ponce, a certificate of competency w 0W" i

vehicles. _ .' _ ma: a u. sﬂW/l" ,. v Deputy Prcviucizl Secretary-

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