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Sac Nrvnn seemed to have the pop that the other girls had. Nor was she so good-looking either. Her complexion was sailow. Wrinkles had appeared v-years too soon. Little won- der that men found excuses when her name was mentioned. What a pity that so many girls lose beauty so soon . . t very often caused by the poisons of constipation. This could he prevented, easily, pleasantly .. . by eating a delicious cereal. Two tablespoonfuls of Kellogg's ALL-BEAN, eaten daily, are guaranteed to pre- vent and relieve both tempo- rary ond recurring constipa- tion. In severe cases, use with each meal.

Erenders For Score Cards

Sealed Tenders for Score Card privileges in connection with the Provincial Exhibition Horse Races,’ August 18th to 2lst—4 days racing- will he received b ythc undersigned, one page of the score card to he reserved for the use of the Associa- tion. Tenders must be in not 1am;- tlian June 18th. '

J. w. BOULTER, Secretary Charlottetown Driving

Park and Exhibition Association.

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llotice re Rocky Point Fﬁlfil Service

The Steamer "Ilillsboro" will be off the Charlottetown-Rock Ferry Service from Saturday, June 13th next until further notice. The service will be performer] by a mogu- glelgli. not capable of carrying vehic.

Department of Public Works and ggsahlvays. Charlottetown, June 1o,

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We have now open to the Public Special Dinner at 35c. Also A-La- Carte and a. special well known dish called Fish and Chips between meal hours. Our regular meal hours are 11.30 A. M. to 2 P. M. and 5.30 P. M. to 8 P. M. We welcome the public to give us a try.

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He reached the bridge only W be halted by two men, who step?“ out of the dark on either side, covering him with sholﬂlml- Selwoocl halted his horse. “What is it, boys?" i Can't cross this bridge." "Why not?" “Nobody con cross the bridges to- night without a bridge pass." “Well, we've got passes-good on all bridges, trails, and boulevards- but they're not the kind of Disses we like to use on decent men. We're crossing this bridge tonight, boys, but we're ulilling to play full‘. How many of you are there?” asked selwood unrufiled.

“Plenty to hold this bridge.

"There are just two of you-if there were any more they'd all be poking their guns ullder a peace- able man's nose, Listen! There are four of us. If you say fight, it's a fight but if you haven't got a. ghost of a chance. And you're do- ing nobody any harm in letting us take a. sick man out of the fight

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ground, his eyes were searching the circle of darkness to his right. where his eye. long practiced, follewed s hulking object siinking slowly and nolselessiy forward.

Creeping like a huge _cat from be- hind the wagon on to the bridge; pausing for loud words or the im- patience of the horses’ feet; ad- vancing, step by step, at the camp- ing of their bits and straining at their harness, , Pordaloe crouched in readiness behind the I nearer guard waiting only for Selwood to act.

"It's foolishness, to keep poking shotguns into me," protested Sel- wood. "It would be better for you and better for me if you'd stand back. And any man that calls himself a. friend of mine ought to be over To THE LEFT by this time. If I'm shot ‘I FALL TO ‘II-IE RIGHT MANI". he exclaimed, ad- dressing the guard on his left hand “you're so closo I can smell the powder in your cartridge. Well, if we can't cross, we can't. It looks to me as if YOU'RE READY. And I'm ready. Go!"

uptown tonight. I'm going o over this bridge and coming back, myself, over this bridge inside two hours. I'll give you my word, I'm coming back." '

He had talked only long enough to allow Pardalnc to crawl back over Tracy and out of the hind end of the wagon. Selwood told the guards, frankly, just who he was- thcy laughed at his claim to his

identity; he offered to show them; wagon-At i

the sick man in the

with a lurch, sudden as thought,

u lselwood jerked his horse to the

Irlght and throwing his lines, kelled llrom the saddle to the bridge floor. As he did so, the toe of his left boot; caught the barrel of the shot- gun on that side with a blow that kicked the gun into the guard's stomach. One barrel exploded; the charge went into the air. In falling, Selwood, striking up with his hand the barrel of the second shotgun, threw himself bod'ly on

was all m Villn. He talked louolme “ghmmml guard‘ The “m

for a few minutes and irritated the guards: touched his horse enough,‘ with the spur to keep his feet‘ ishufiling. and Scott, trying to quiet ‘his horses, kepl them stamping and champing on the bridge planks. But all the while Selwood was making the noises, and all ‘the while the guards stood their

No Salves — No Cutting

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Saleslady: That hat Ir very be- loming to you.

Patron: I'll bet my husband’: rnly comment will be that It looks lke a week's salary.

"Do you think life will ever be In a higher plane?"

“Sure; airplanes will soon be as zommon as automobiles are now."

o o o e - THE STOCK BROKER , The broker ll I jovial jay, ' The go-botween in speculations.

Ho gets his payment either wry, Nor fret: about the Indications.

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ZWHI. mother. he's an author." And what has that to do with

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imen clinched to the ground, and

the gambler pulling, in the struggle the revolver from the breast har- ness, brought the butt down twice on the fighting guard's head. Pardaloe, who had placed himself, as directed, behind the left guard, butted him violently from behind, above the knees, grabbed both ankles, and as the guards shotgun went off, threw him with a, grunt backward clear over his own head. The man struck sprawling on the plank floor and Pardaloe was on top of him before he knew what had happened. Selwoods horse reared and plunged at the dis- charge of the gun but, fortunately, hit no one under foot. The struggle of the surprised guards was quickly i over-neither had a chance against men practiced in encounter.

Selwood -v.'as. first to speak. "Throw me a piece of rope, Bob," he said, estride his man.

"Don't waste no rope on these birds," growled Pardaloe, "dump 'em into the river!" He was really picking up his yelling victim t0 follow his own advice when Selwood intervened.

“Hold the man-and tie him,"

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ANNUAL MEETING

The annual meeting of the Pro- vincial Ladies Auxiliary of the lhotcstant Orphanage wlll be held in the Orphanage at Mt. Herbert on Thursday, Juno 18th at 8 P. M.

GLADYS BRUCE,

Secretory. 5196-6-12-51.

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E. W. TAYLOR.

J. S. TAYLOR.

Optometrists

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um solwoog. stormy. melntlmg trulsiughil own victim. ."Wo may have visitors any mvinuto-i-work few."

Scott. and Plrdlioe with much grumbling, carried the creltfilleu Illlfdl. tied and roushll’ Ililﬂl. well into the bushel at the left of the roadway. “Sorry l0 Ill Y0" this way, boys," explained selwood, leaving them. “but I'll be beck by twelve olclock and turn you loose, if you don't have better luck. Next time, stand back out of reach. as I advised you w. Don't expect to stick your shotguns into o. man's ribs and not get kicked."

Without l ' an unnecelllr? moment, the gambler, recovering his trembling horse, mounted up, crossed the bridge-tho wagon close behind-and struck through the brush to the right and into the old trail.

They had hardily entered lt be- fore the serious difficulty of mak- ing their way up the river was evident. The trail, heavily over- grown with brush, had become im- passable by night, and the wagon track had been washed into count- less guliles by the reins of years. He rode back trying to think out a-n escape from his dilemma.

“Dave has an old shack down at Calabesas. I hate to take him among the horse-thieves, ,but it's any port in a storm. There's a trail from Calabasas through the hills that comes out on the river just above the old beaver dam, and when I get back to help, we'll get him to camp that way. The trick now will be to turn the wagon around. Unhitch the team and we'll do it by hand."

Selwood took the horses while Pardaloe and Scott, with many pulls, got the wagon to where the horses could handle it again, and the cavalcade struck across the Sinks on the Thief River mad to- ward, the famous water hole on the Spanish desert. An hour or so

later, with good going, they had reached Calabasas-the haunt of men esteemed, of all men, meanest in the high country.

(To be continued)

Finance And Industry

(By Otto E. Sturm, United Press Financial Writer) \ NEW YORK, June l5.-—(U. P.)- The enthusiasm with which the in- vestment fraternity greeted the huge government refinancing issue of $800,000,000 3% per cent bondsis one of the best portents seen in the business situation in some time,’ according to well-informed opinion in financial circles. Suggesting a. huge reservoir of unemployed funds on tap through- out the country, the issue was over- subscribed more than six times and indications were that before the end of the year \‘le government will be in themarket for additional funds to meet maturing short term notes. A refinancing program of more than a billion dollars is ex- pected to be carried out by the gov- ernment before December 3i. when the major part of the gov- ernment financing is finished a sharp revival in industrial financ- ing ls expected. This money, which will probably be obtained at very favorable rates due to the easy credit situation, will be used for ln- dustrial expsnsion, according to ob- servers, which automatically will lead to trade revival in many lines. Money conditions are expected to remain easy for a long time, sugur- ing well for the market for bonds,

that there always is a good demand for fixed interest bearing securities of the highest grade. Even during the spring setback on the bond

bonds were rising to the highest levels on record. ~ The bond market has received

' considerable stimulus from the re-

ception accorded the recent gov-

" eminent financing and all sections

of the list displayed a rising trend. Of course, junior issues of indus- trial concerns depend largely on the comings situation of their respec- tive companies, another indication of the relation between bond prices and general business conditions. Should the Interstate Commerce Commission grant the railroads an increase ln freight rates such as asked for in their recent petition, one of the biggest revivals ever wit-

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nessel in the railroad bond market is expected to be seen. Already the issues of the leading carriers have responded with rising prices to the negotiations for the increases, which are expected to lift the carri- ers ollt of teh earrings rut wmcn the business depression has put them out.

OPERATION SAVES CHICKEN

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—(U.P.)—Because one of her chick- ens choked, Mrs. William Frank isn't going to lose the spring frier. She took the chicken into the house and with her husband's safety raz- or blade performed a successful op- eration, removing a big piece of as- paragus from the bird's crop.

PIGEON MAKES JAIL HOME

BU'I'I'E, Mont., June 13.-—(U.P.)— The Butte jail, host to many a stool-pigeon," has a real pigeon for a mascot now. The bird flew into the jail in a storm. When it was released it flew back. The oillcers fixed a roost and the bird has stay- ed, sstisfied with jail life.

Notice Minkllreollers

The Annual Meeting of the PEI. Mink Breeders Association will be held at the Curling Rink, Summer- side, Wednesday evening, June 17th, at 8 P. M.

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AUCTION SALE

0F AYRSHIBES

Thirty heed of pure bred Ayrshire Cows and Heifers will be sold by Auction on the farm of Athol Roberts, Wtnsloe Station, on Tues- day, June 30th at 2 P. M. Also one good driving hone. Terms made known at sale“

ALEX MollAE,

Auctioneer. 5282-8-18-20-27-29.

— C. M. Lampson 6' Co. unnrso.

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NEBRASKA CITY, Neil. June 15. .

DOGSATTACK COST $5

WOROESTEII, Mass, June 15.- (UPJ-The/alley cat, often the tar- get for shoes and other missiles, came into its own in district court here when Mrs. Statia Sigel was fined $5 for urging her police dog to attack one.

ROCKS FURNISH REVENUE

CLEVELANA, June l5.—TU.P.)—- An unprecedented demand for rocks to ornate gardens of Cleveland desi- dences ‘has brought a new source of revenue to many farmers in the northern Ohio district. Boulders, which formerly were only sources of annoyance, are being carefully sel- ected and sold to companies, which do a. flourishing brokerage business with home owners.

SCHOOL HAS ONE MAN FRNI‘ COLUMBIA, Mo., June l5.-tU. PJ-The University of Missouri will have a one-man fraternity when school opens next fall. And James

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No other mountain play- ground approaches Jasper for sheer grandeur; none can challenge its scope for adventure. A championship golf coursemlountaiu climb- ing, trail rides, motoring, warmed outdoor swimming pool, with Jasper Park Lodge as your home d: luxe.

Take the Triangle Tour of the Canadian Rockies and the sheltered Inside Pas- sage. Vancouver, Victoria, S ' , Prince Rupert will chum you. Alaska leaves hstlngrnemories oi flash-

ing rwillghu and roman .

Pure, Vancouver, Victoria or Semle to Singwny and return, $90 and up including mesh and berth. Magnificent

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| D. White of Appleton City will holt - all the oﬂlces in the organization. White is the only member of Kap-

nity, who will not graduate before the end of the summer term.

NOTICE

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The Annual Meeting of the P. E. I. Protestant Orphanage will be held in St. Paul's School Boom, Princi Street, Charlottetown, on Thursday “mink. June lsth, opening st I o'clock P. M. At this meeting I number of Trustees will be elected to the Board and all contributors present will have e vote.

Complete printed reports for 1930 will be distributed and the work of the Institution freely discussed.

and all bro cordially invited to at: tend. The clergy are asked to su- nounce to their congregation on thl Sunday previous. IBA M. BROWN.

Secretary-Treasured

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ANNUAL MEETING l '

The meeting is open to the puhlid f .