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. convenient to have

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Corn Flakes. Fine for breakfast, lunch, the child.ren’s supper. No _trouble to prepare.

Many generous servings from a single pack- V;

age. Little cost . . .

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_ S .TENDERS

fenders will be received at the

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'office of the undersigned up to Sep te her 9th, 1931. for placing a new roof on the City llall building, as per specifications and conditions of contract to be seen at the City Clerk’s office. The lowest or any ten- der not necessarily accepted.

G. P. NICHOLSON,

City Clerk.

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NOTICE

'A meeting ot the Fox Exhibitors

'Association will be held in the Board of Trade Rooms, Charlotte- town, at 3 o'clock, on Thursday, September 3rd, for the purpose of 'deciding on matters regarding the Fox. Show.

All members are asked to attend.

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EYES TESTED

AND ‘

GLASSES FITTED E. W. TAYLOR J. S. TAYDOB Optometrists

142 Richmond Street _

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rofe ssional Bards

D. EDGAR SHAW, K. C. Law Offices -_ Prowse Block, 127 Grafton Street, Charlottetown. . Wills and Estates Settled. Collection ol Bills (Special Dept.) SAI-'E nrntertlnn for all documents. \' Charlottetown, P. E. 1.

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W. E. DARBY, LL. B Barrister & Solicitor MONEY TO LOAN Dalton Building,

Summenlds, p. E, 1, ‘ - - -tuethurssa . I

GEORGE J. ARMSTRONG

l ARCHITECT

' 145 G U G SUS 'F620-7-22-mltlillmowrge et

McDONALD & MCPHEE B. A.

. a. Menosano. n. F. Mernsc , _v Barrlsterl. Attomeys, Eta. rw MONEY 'I0 LOAN

w, Riley Building i. " 4134-5-zo-imc-esuy

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STEWART & LOWTHER J. n. sTEwAn:r, K. c, N. w. Lowrncn

analsrsas, soucrrons, ETc,|

‘ 84 Great George Street , iuoNEY To Loan.

MARK Rl.; McGUIGAN

. A. naaaisrcn, soucrron, Ere.

MONEY TO LOAN

Grim Bltlok. Chlrlotf/et0wn,P.E.L

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' BELL & MATHIESON ll. B- Bell. o. I. smniewn, L1.. E Barrister A Solicitors Money to Loan

’ Charlottetown and Montague

; M¢LEon & BENTLEY

- . J. A. BENTLEY

W. E BENTLEY, K. 0. Barrister and Attorney-at-Law Oilleex 180 Richmond Street MONEY T0 LOAN

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C, M. Lampson 6! Co. LIMITED. ll Queen Street London, I. O. li lnglsnd

Public Angina Sales IAW FUR! lhlwha asp will so mona- sl without charge by applying

to l. 'l‘.'B:u;an. Ltd.. Sam-

Alfted Fraser, Inc- ill llflb Avenue New ters. ll. I

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'A' Also fine /or a bedtime marks Maile by Kellogg in London, Ont.

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mountains, have you any choice?"

the distance isn't too great, my first choice is a pood speedy car."

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A man with a pull is worth two

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Visitor: Do you think it pays to

keep chickens?

Farmer: Yes; a few chickens

are a good advertisement. They keep the summer boarders cheered up thinkin' mcbbe the first thing they know they'ii see a couple of them on the dinner table.

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Tom: Yes: sh_e put up s great

bluff. w--»r -1 ' wi ' '

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and Falling Heir, use Min- srd's sua! as gn would my heir rosie. o this 4

2| iimu s week and :ha result

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Clean liaad and Glossy lialr

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(Continued)

I have said enough about the

state of the Cottonwood road, and will only sketch the main trouble of the afternoon-that stretch of corduroy. Two miles or so after we left the freighter we come to a piece of low country which might have been firm enough in mid-

irummcr, but was now n bog. The

stage company had made it pass- ablc by cutting ten-foot poles and laying them edge to edge. That turned out to be practicable enough for the wide hoofs of our horses, but treacherous footing for the little feet of our burros. Sure of stop though they were, the logs would roll under them now and then, and their legs would go scraping down into the morass- By

"Between the seashore and the

"Oh, yes! Between the two, if

the time we reached the end of this 'stretch the little bcazts were fairly

lstaggcring-less from the weight of itheir packs than from the heart- 'breaking labor of pulling out their hoofs, which cut into mud like bod-

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,reached the limit of endurance

gssddie arm, peering uneasily down- ward or ahead. At this or that patch of snow he held up his hand for a halt, dismounted and tried to trace the trail by the creases. Twice we went wrong; one trouble was signaled when the forequarters of Buck’s horse disappeared under the crust, leaving his hind legs struggling and scratching grotesqu- ely.

The leading burro, ,which I had

already noted as a grizzled, pessi-

Imistic veteran of the trails inclined to trouble when trouble might vary the monotony of. life, took a plunge ,roi-ward; in turn his forequarters were lost. He lurched sidewise with 9, metallic clang as he rolled on to our cooking outfit, Dutch

'oven and ali. Buck was strangely !silent as he swung from the saddle, jerked his horse backward on to a patch of the snow which covered some kind of firm footing, and set out with my help to extricate him.

Buck, as he reproved the de-

illnquent burro with a heavy boot, ;heaved the pack back into place,

town for the patient ass bmedféhere and there, had a sinister

Evcn though I was the junior of the partnership and had resigned all direction into the hands of the cx- port Buck, I was about to protest, wlirn he spoke

l "Can't kill our live stock." he raid. "Keep 'em goin' ti1iIr!de

` 2 [ahead and look for a place to

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. ,A ' . , } ( I I-le found it n mile or so farther Seye upward' then tum it lm me;

-"V3 V ° ' e ‘ along- We camped, unsaddicd, un-innd abandoning the rear M the

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packed, staked out our horses to

,gleam in his Bray eye and worked ‘in it strange silence, quite contrary to his usual profane habit in face of trouble. After a long inspection lot the surface, varied with squints lat the sun, the atmosphere and the 'peaks above, he silently beckoned

‘me to follow. The train halted automatically I saw Buck cock his

ltrain, rode forward for a confer

graze, turned loose the wearyi‘m°°~ Bucws head W” wagging: jacks to roam and feed at will, and and “°W I °°md he” his mu of

ont to mc that a little of the con-

llidcnce with which Buck had I

A|_|_ 1-HE -NME .started was wearing away. Now C°tt°“'W°°d 'Wd'

and then he leaned over his horse's

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Andlzn a¢::iepILr‘istl'1e hand is worth I ‘as 3' mmm' and mth” enjoyable

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low complicated and picturesque

“Did you ever see a woman that ,slept ’

was tongue-tied 7" i An hour after we swung into the language-

“No. but |'ve seen lots of them plain, open entrange of the old Ute "NU m°l'la1 “me in thmf' he cm' land caught my breath. that °"°ht t° be" trail next morning it became appar- Cluded- "Wen Wm" here “H day

Gotto strike west an’ see if we kin

connect' with the d-n, muddyl

Getting lost in this' manner-

A bIrd|nh;h;h:,u:;:nd h warm two lneck, his hands folded on the `-"ml the Wh°le day “head °f us'

with an intact train of live stock.

°" ft” "=°'<- |and with emplo provisions in wr

acks-struck me at the moment

l two ln the deck. 1 adventure. Besides, there was the

joke on Buck, who, in our brief

partnership, has been rather pat-| ronizlng toward my youth and-

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RE-OPEN ON TUESDAY,

sr-:PTEMBER ut but a passable surface- H811 =` ,M ,___~______,_____ V

We have provided a full stock of

I School Books D

School Supplies

for the BOYS and GIRLS. We , sell all SCHOOL BOOKS at prices fixed by the BOARD of EDUCATION and are giving the biggest values possible for SCHOOL SUPPLIES of all

kinds.

BLANK BOOKS. SCRIB-

BLERS, EXERCISE BOOKS. PENCILS, INKS, ERASERS» NOTE BOOKS, dsc., &c.

Store open tlll six o'clock in

the evening.

CARTER & DD.

Our way, after we crossed the patch of snow, revealed no trails

mile beyond rose a rather sharp;

hogback, dotted here and there with that species of dwarf fir which , seems to choose rocks in Pl`€f€1`®“°@ to soil. I conjectured that Buck

road below the further slope of

this hogback, and would be per- plexed to find a trail. I was not

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EXDURSIDIIS

expected to reach the Cotton-wood i

_ A GREAT ,DRIVE ON BOYS

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School Boots Opens; At Alley

, 69° Co’s Retiring Shoe Sale

HERE You MAY BUY THEM A'1" cosri WHY PAY FULL PRICE 2 We HAVE LARGE QUAN,',1‘1'1‘IEs or THE WELL KNOWN “GREB” AND “WILLIAMS soL1D LEATHER Boors

' WORTH 'Two PAIRS or oR1>1NA_RY sHoE,s Fon WE AR

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Y°“§,§'S $2.85 SEE? 323%” $2-95 ?}‘ii.’§ii’ii‘§`°“ $2-15 ?;f.’ZiSB.§Ii"‘f;

` BLA M a ch c if B 'i CHROME CALF Greb. Chrome Calf Boot. Stan- si;se1 2,r;mE 5aA :gui Brown Chrome calf boots Solid Leather Boots. ll, dard $4-00 Shoes that will value in a, Sana hither sizes 1’ 2, 3’ 4, 5_ Sold reg

-1- I2, 1?,`;35'{:._Sold regular- wear and stand the wet. hmm Regular $3_00_ “larry here at 5335

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ALLEY Eb” CO., LTD.

GREAT RETIRING SHOE SALE '

surprised then, when he pulled up just short of the obstacle, threw himself out of the saddle, tossed the reins over his horse's head and went forward on foot. Buck had halted near the crest of the h0E-

n y now, o, ey a .

and threw a new diamond hitch lback and I was close behind hm-,_

when I was stopped short by the sound of two shots-rifle shots, I noted mentally as they reverberat- ed like a diminishing volley among the rocks.

The sound did not strike me as

especially significant; some one. I thought, was shooting at a deer. It was then that Buck whispered through his beard:

“Drop and crawl, and don‘t show

yourself out of kiver!"

Across a very uncomfortable

carpet of rock I wriggled to Buck’s side.He lay peering from under a

ilow-hung branch of dwarf fir. I 'ranged myself beside him, looked;

Some severity-five yards away

stood a stagecoach, in build and color twin to the one which we had seen ~-yesterday. Three of its horses were struggling and milling, with the driver throwing all power on to the reins. ,The fourth. a little white leader, lay on his side, feebiy kicking; as I looked I saw a pool of blood by his head. I was aware of a man posed like a statue before the horses, his feet wide apart, a repeating rifle held at ready; I was aware that a black mask dropped from the lower edge of his sombreso.

' Another man, he very tall, stood just by the edge of the road. His back was toward me, but I could see the band of a mask cutting his black hair. He was holding close in by his chest two heavy revoivers, trained upon an outside passenger who stood with his hands in air, balanced dizzily on a seat. Other details swarm in upon me-the passengers coming out through the door, their hands up-two women among them-the bandit with the rifle exchanging that weapon for a revolver and stepping forward- finally, two other men. masked also, lying sprawled on s shelf of rock, their repeating rifles trained on the group about _the stage.

(To be Continued)

Jon woULn LAST 'zoo YEARS

VATICAN CITY, Italy, Aug. Sl.-

If a person could count 25 stars per second it would take him 700 years to count all of them in the heav- ens, an industrious astronomer of the Vatican Observatory has fl!-

ured out. The naked eye, however, only could count about 3,000 stars, the others requiring an instrument of high power.

TWO BEADED SNAKES `

COMMON SALEM, Ore., Aug., 29 - Two-

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headed snakes are becoming com-‘ mon. Within a year, two such reli- tiles measuring six and ten inches, were picked up near here.

L *figured ace

"'My trouble began with the skin

about three months.

'l'erri_bly liclay Pimples_ Dis- ’

itchy. Later plmples broke out and they were very hard, large and red. They were terribly itchy and every one of them festered and scaled over. My face was disfigured by them. The trouble lasted for

Cutlcura Healed. i

on my face turning red and being

The Open Season For Du

Starts on

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER l

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We carry -a large stock of DOMINION

CARTRIDGES. All gauges and sizes.

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“l read an advertisement for Cutlcura Soap and Ointment and sent |

for a free sample. I purchased more and utter using two cakes of . Cuticura Soap and two boxes of Cutlcura Ointment I was completely ‘ healed.", (Signed) Miss Jean Petrie, Diamond City, Alta.

Soap Z5c. Ointment 25 and 50:. Tsicum 25c. Sold everywhere. Sample each free. Address Canadian Depot: J. T. Wait Company limited. Montreal.

Quicker, Better Repairs-

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Highest Class Foxes with

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Result from regular feeding of

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