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F r POLIHCAL MEETINGS _

The Conservative Candidates

W. CHESTER s. McLURE » _ and ' ' JOHN H. MYERS

will] meet the electors of Queens County at the Iiillowing places and dates:-

Eldom-Tuesday, September 24th. .' Vernon River-Thursday, Sept. 26th. r Mt. Stewart-—Friday, September 27th. .Webster’s Corner—Monday, Sept. 30th. ~ Afton Hall—Wednesday, October 2nd. Rustico-Friday, October 4th. Crapaud—Monday, October 7tl.. Hope Riven-Wednesday, October 9th.

'All electors are cordially invited to at- lend.

Meetings open at 8 P. M. W. CHESTER S. McLURE, JOHN H. MYERS

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Political Meetings

Queen's County Liberal Association

Ehe Liberal candidates, James J. Larabee and Peter Sinclair will address the electors of Queen's County at the following places upon the dates given below :

,Vernon River ... Sept. l3 Eldon Sept. ll Corran Ban .... “ 18 Mt. Stewart .... “ 16 Webstefs Corner “ 23 York . .. . .... “ 20 Rustico "..."... “ 27 Pownal “ 25 Kingston ' Oct. 2 Hunter River “ 30 ‘ “ 7 Afton Hall Oct. 4

“ 9 Clifton ......... “ 8

s “ 11 Crapnud ........ “ 10

flonservative, and Reconstruction Party candidates are in- hited to attend, and if present will be given the same period pi time as is given to the Liberal candidates. All meetings start at 8 o'clock. R. C. CHANDLER, President.

G. J, TWEEDY, Secretary. moss-s-11-14-1'i-is-2i-24-sa-2s-1o-i-a-s-a-io

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Political Meetings In King's County

gonmosr. MEETINGS wiLL as nsLn m KINGS conirrr as FOL LOWS:

Cherry Hill, Friday, Sept. 13th. Bridgetown, Monday, Sept. 30th. Iealres, Monday, Sept. 16th. St. Georges, Tuesday, Oct. 18¢ o I/loreli, Tuesday, Sept. 17th. Cardigan, Thursday, Oct. 3rd.

st. Peters, Thursday, Sept. 10th. Montsglw, Friday. Oct. 4th.

St. Margaret's, Friday, Sept. 20th. Ileatherdaie, Monday, Ocl. ‘ilh.

6t. Columbia, Monday, Sept. 28rd. Georgetown, Tuesday, Oct. 8th. mngsbom, 1,1955”, sqyt, 24th. Cambridge, Wednesday. Oct- 9th. Bourls, Thursday. Sept. 26th. Mnrny River, Thursday, Oct. 1N1!- lnnandale, Friday, Sept. 21th. Murray Harbour, Friday, Oct. 11th.

ALL MEETINGS BEGIN AT I UCLOCK P. M. A. A. MACDONALD -—'l‘. V. GIANT [8860-9-11-12-14-17-19-21-24-26-28- 10-1-3-5-8-10

Reconstruction Party Meetings

MR. INGS'AND MR. nuoiiizs WILL ADDRESS ALL MEETINGS TOGETHER wrrn LOCAL PROMINENT SPEAKERS.

Tueday, Sept. 24, Hunter River, also North Wiltshire. Wednesday, Sept. 25, Mt. Stewart, also Corran Ban. Thursday, Sept. 26. Afton Hall, also Clyde River. Friday, Sept. 27, York, also Trscadie.

Other meetings to be advertised later.

.All meetings 8 p.m.

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BtiiAllllllALSWlllE SIIOWandSALE

l, in the Agricultural ilsll ‘TUESDAY OCTUBEB 15th

Auction Sale begins at 1.00 p.m.

I0 carefully selected young boars, all ready for service, and

25 young sows, some bred, will be olercd to the public.

Every boar is out of a dam qualified in Advanced Registry. Orders by mail or wire will receive careful attention.

H. W .CLAY, Secretary,

Box 39, Charlottetown, P. E. I.

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The Murder atHazlelmoori

By AGATHA CHRISTIE

live soft an

see me for, eh?"

like suspicion in

“Why not?"

have never seen

“Eh”

pillows.

tired."

I think you had

She was going

pardon. I am so

down the stairs house.

scheme,"

know, I wonder? waiting."

"Any luck?" he

"In s. way. yes.

glance, "I'm not

Enderby sighed. arm sorry“. “But there it is." "Have it your Charles coldly.

fended silence on

broke the silence expected remank.

bridge player?"

losers. Now, we're

Charles.

‘nevelyan!’

and Ronnle-Oh!

and they all saw they can't all be all out of it."

l!“

was committed?"

"How thought of that. of course. But I

'*.""""'

‘Teaohhimlife ...-r be allbeer anarucuuwrurnminrzouonrr

take it easily. well. . . He got itintheneck from another source." l-Ie looked at her curslously. "What did you want to come and

Then was a tinge of something

“If you are going to_ marry into a family it's Just as well to see all your relations-in-law beforehand."

"Know the worst before it's too late. 6o you reallyflcblnk you are going to marry young Jim, eh?"

“In spite of this murder charge?" “In spite of this murder charge." "Well, said Robert Gardner, "I

down. Anyone would think you were enjoying yourse ."

"I am. Tracking down a. murderer is frightfully thrilling.”

“I said tracking down a murderer is frlghtfully thrilling,’ said Emily. Robert Gardner stared at her then he threw himself back on his

“I am tired," he said in a fret- fui voice. "I can't talk any more. Nurse, where's Nurse? Nurse, I'm

Nurse Davis had come swiftly at his call from an adjoining room. "Mr. Gardner gets tired very easily.

you dont mind, Miss 'I‘refusis."

door when she stopped.

“Ohl" she said to Beatrice. "I have left my gloves."

"I will get them, miss."

“Oh, no," said Emily. “I'll do it,’ She ran lightly up the stairs and entered without knocking.

“Oh," said Emily. "I beg your

gloves." She took them up ostenta- tlously and, smiling sweetly at the two occupants of the room who were sitting hand in hand, ran.

“This glove leaving is a terrific said Emily to herself. “This is the second time it's come off. Poor Aunt Jennifer, does she

must hurry or I'll keep Charles

Enderby was waiting in Elmer's Ford at the agreed rendezvous.

ed the rug round her.

Enderby looked at her inquir- ingiy. "No," said Emily iii answer to his

about it. You see, it may have nothing whatever to do with it-_ and if so, it wouldn't be fair."

"I call that hard." he observed. said Emily firmly.

They drove on iri silence-an of- an oblivious one on Emily's. CHAPTER. 25

Emily and Charles Enderby were nearly at Exhampton when she

"Charles," she said, "are

"Yes, I am. Why?"

"I was thinking. You know what. they tell you to do when you're ass- essing the value of your hand? If you're defending-count the winners -but if you're attacking count the

business of ours-but perhaps we have been doing it the wrong way." “How do you mean?"

"Well, we've been counting the winners, haven't we? 1 mean going over the people who could have kill- ed Captain Trevelyan, however, im- probable it seems.

“Well, I have then. I'm so mud- died I can't. think at all. Let's look at it the other way-round. count the losers-the people who can't possibly have

"Well,'let's see-—" fiectod. “To begin with there's the Willetts and Burnaby and Rycroft

'“Yes,' agreed Emily. none of them can have killed him.

Because at the time he was killed they were all at Slttaford House,

y. "Counting losers isn't : great suc-

cess, is it?" said lknlly. . :1: about you?" said Charles.

e .. »

“Where were you when the crime

estraordin ary l

WAKE lIP Y0lIll lIVEIl Bl

Ildflnd~lallfllfifislaflflb lIHls

'Well, “You are clever,

M"°l°°' seated in Inspector

ford that morning. Inspector Naraoot

piuck,- her oourag

anybody less cast “It's generally

"Do you honestly

pie very carefully." "You mean agalns

better go now if 3'11"?"

wer questions or to

can make a. pretty out of the front Mr. Dering."

curiously.

lax official caution.

sorry. It was my

of the wireless messa

the reply."

Emily read it. Naracott 2 Drysdale Certainly confirm

and out of the

all _F‘riday afternoon

Pmbably m? I ing a milder word

easily shocked. asked as he tuck- cott reflectively, "It's it?"

And his slow broke out again.

I'm not sure!’

Trefusis. Mr.

going to tell you

paper. The first ran:

own way," said Chariots part — pense.

did not see Martin

by s. totally un- proceedmwh

YOU I

Clark. North Wlltshir

arguing; 3n this completed a record a

and it is her second Her dam Rosie

And that's per- splendid R..0.P,

hapsuwhy we've got so terribly mud- daughtq- o; the R_O_P_ bu“ Prince dlfld- _ * u or Valley View 2nd. I haven t got muddled, said _____

The Jersey cow

Charlottetown, p, E

Let's killed Captain days °t ‘*8’ °‘ “'5'” l

5.23 per cent.

Eriderby . re-

Falis 3rd owned by Charlottetown, RE Dleicd c. record at o

and Duke." “We know

each other and 5-43 P01’ Nnt- I

lying, Yes, they're

Rose was bred by Saint John, N3,

The Strathoons stitute met at the John MacKlnnon, I never l was in Inndon,

do,“ know m“ I members and three -__-___..

stitute ,Ode, follows botli grandmothers‘

were read, approved

l.E-—

should e fqgiilsilfifiillgfifiij“ .§"“"“' onded by Mrs. John Hunter ltlimtdoeqlwhowol. laablost: no Mrs. Russell Hunter that the - y’; w I“ ggegggg stltute paint the roof and finishing “fibre-migrant. A ' of tine school U}: costs). Oom- m w- , H" mi is reported. ew calamities:- k,".',‘,,,,..‘df',7,""“.' i: ‘n Bickzegdrs. B. Hunter and Mrs. W. ruimm _ mngetvfbflglvwhs Ta ior; Programme: lira. with. m-Wriflfifdluhi? ilryasid so» Ho]!!! lunfstt. Cor- rr-marir lsztfirias-‘aldltlsllvsi-Pllbh respondence was read concerning “$2.21.?

martin

“There you are," "Motive and everything. Your‘ young man coming into .. pounds. What more do you want?"

appraisingly. He admired

be guilty, Inspector Nnrracott?"

"I can’: give you an official ans- wer to that, Miss ‘rrefuais. But I'll tell you thi.s—that we are examining not only the evidence against him but the evidence against other peg-

“A very unsatisfactory gentleman, Emily r056 to he, feet she nod_ NB’. Brian Pearson. Refused i0 R115- ded brightly and said:

"Good-by. Uncle Robert. Perhaps I'll come back some day."

"What do you mean?’

"Au xevoir, said Emily-

foririatlon about himself, but I think -" Inspector Narracotrls slow Dev- onshlre smile widened, “I think I

some of his activities. If I am right I shall know in another half hour. Then there's the lady's

"You've seen him?" asked Emily

Inspector Narracott looked nt her vivid face, and felt tempted to re-

in his chair he recounted his inter- view with Mr. Dering, then from a. file at his elbow he took out a copy

patched to Mr. Rosenkrauri. “That's what Isent," he said. “And here's

statement. He was in my company “Ohi-ébother," said Emily, select-

had meant to use knowing that the police force was old-fashioned and

“Yes-es," said Inspector

Devonshire smile

"But I am a suspicious man, Miss Derings sounded very plausible —- but I thought it a pity to play into his hands too completely. So I sent. ari- other wireless message."

Again lie handed her two pieces of

Information wanted re murder of Captain Trevelyan. Do you support Martin Derlngls statement of alibi for Friday afternoon. spector Narracott Exeter,

The return message showed iigitg- tion and a reckless disregard for ex-

Had no idea it was criminal case Asreed support his statement as one friend to another believed his wife W“ hflvifls him watched for divorce

(To Be Continued.)

- Stock Notes

The Jersey 00w Dollar's silver Bell bred and owned by William

36 days or age in ass days of 21,575 lbs. of milk, 418 lbs. 0i fut, with gn "Vemse test of 4.87 per cent.

Bell is a daughter of the R. 0_ p, C1856 AA sire Edgely

M. G. iius two records and is a

bred and owned by stead Brothers, Plefbd o. record at 3 years and 13 lbs. of fat, with an average

The Jersey cow Rose of snver Stead Brothers,

305 days of ‘ms 1m. of milk, 394

lbs. of fat, with an average my o; Rose will be seen at the m1

fairs and will be a hard cow to 8 .

"As a matter of fact everyone in be t Sittafcid is out of it," said Endor-

STRATHCONA W. l.

_.i-

11th with an attindance of eight meeting opened by singing the In- which was answered by naming The minutes of the August meeting was moved and seconded by Helen Burdctt and Mrs. B. Hunter that

five dollars be donated to the School Fair. If. was moved and sec-

librsriss. Ila Iaclayreod an ‘mug n‘ lanslss-iuurlull-

could prove it. I was alone in my be“.

said Charles. ...y thousand

Charles," said

Emily. "I can see that really I'm a most suspicious character. I thought of labefore." ‘

I r

‘Iwo mornings later Emily was

Xifllftti‘

Narracottk of-

fice. She had comeovcr from Sitte-

t looked at licr Emily's sous determin-

ation not to give in and her rsoiure cheerfulness. she was e. fighter and Inspector Narrncott admired fight- ers. It was his private opinion that she was a. great deal too good for Jim Pearson, even ll that young man was innocent of the murder,

understood in

books," he said. “that the police are intent on having a victim and don't in the least care if that victim is in- nooent or not as long as they have enough _evldencc to convict liim. 'I‘hat's not the truth, Mia ‘Prefusls, it's only the guilty man we want."

believe Jim to

t his brothcr—-

give any in-

good guess at

husband,

Leaning back

ge he had dis-

Road Exeter. Mr. Deriiig‘s

. Rosenkraun.

than that she

Nari-a- annoying, isn't

16850115

Divisional In-

Dering Friday.

1

e, P. E. 1., has t 3 years and

Silver Dollar, record.

Juniper Clara

.I has com.

b5. 01' milk. 342 test of

.1. has (‘Om- years of age in

A. E. Josselyn,

Women's In- home of Mrs. on September

visitors. 'I'tic' d by roll call maiden names.

and signed. it

Iid

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BASEBALL‘ ILAYER KILLED IN

While their large cabin mono- plane zoomed wildly out of conlrol over the lakeshore district outside Toronto, three men staged a fishi- to the death, and Leonard Koon- eckc, star outfielder with Brooklyn Dodgers of the National baseball league. suffered injuries ‘from which he died. The large aeroplane

A Bridge On P. E. Isle

There i. a bildge in Forest i-uu, Without much fuss or fame-

It spans no mightly rushing stream

And bears no speeding trains.

It's just a simple highway bridge.

That's o'er s. running brook- Where I have watched for many

hours , With fishing line and hook.

To see the trout so nonchalant—- Ignore our hook and bait- As we would peer between the

planks With expectations great. But lo, alas! Our luck would be,

As often boys‘ has been,-

When fishing for a. trout ‘whale’

With wrapping twine and pin.

0i‘

But days were long and skies were blue, ‘ And Sillnmefs sun was worm- And while upon the bridge we fished We were away from harm.

The time for school had not ar- rived,

Our days were all our own-

Exoept when time to eat round

Then we would scamper home.

Ctllfifi

Full nine and thirty years ago, Those care free days were mine- And though unknown to us as then-

They're now to mc sublime.

With freckled face and sun tun- ned feet,

And turned up pantaloons~

We bummed our mother's lullabys And whistlecl daddy's tunes.

Ah mel To live those years again,

By spring and brook and green grass sod.-

And fish and swing on trees

Would be to livc with Nature's God.

Instead of city's gilded domes, And walls and floors of tile- Thut's but the handiwork of man, And fills the heart with guile.

And so dear bridge and fields and

streams- And friends and pals and parents kind-

Though fame has not your history fille -

In God's own boob-your fame We'll find.

Peter Allan Riely 32 Westland Avenue,_ Boston, Mass.

etin by Dr. Creelman. The next meeting is to be held at. the home of lure Milton Jar-dine, roll call to be answered by naming something td'be thankful for. Afters dainty lunch was served the meeting closed with the King.

ONE MOTHER'S IDNG WALK

BRIGl-ITOI, England-Madame l-lerbelin. 50 year old French moth- er completed a 52 mile walk from Imidon to Brighton in l3 _l_-2 hours.

J. ll. TAYLBR

PRINTER

. Phone 169V; Grafton

606-L Street

crashed on the infield of the Long Branch race track, near Toronto. after a breath-taking series of zooms and dives, precipitated by the fighting occupants The mach- ine is shown (TOP), its undercar- riage damaged after it had landed. Koencckc, $75,000 bail player, who was killed in the struggle, is

Halifax Port Arrivals

ARRIVALS:

Hurry On from Local liar- bour.

Mary Currie from Local Har- bour.

Acadlan from Local Harbour.

Tussle from Local Harbour.

Novalite from Local Harbour.

Sherman B. from Local Har- bour.

Dredge from Local Harbour.

SAILINGS:

Tuscaniu to Glasgow.

Mary Currie to Local Harbour. Acadian to Local Harbour. Tussle to Local Harbour. Novaiite to Local Harbour. Sherman B. to Local Harbour. Dredge to Local Harbour.

VESSELS lN_ BERITH:

Dredge Berth.

Mary Currie Berth. Acadiun Berth-

Lady Nelson Loading Novalifc Discharging. Tussle Berth. . Barge No. 2 Berth. Hurry On Berth. ‘Iiiscania loading. Sherman B. Discliarsifll

VESSELS nus T0 ARRIVE:

Sept.

22—L1llemor from Jamaica. Portia from Nfld. Ports. Fsrnortli from Boston. Magnliild from Ffid. Ports. Glieclabucto from E. C. Ports. Man. Division from Montreal. Nova Bcotia. from Boston. CllllIlHkSS from Montreal. Buikaricr from Montreal. 23.—Domlnica from New York. Chomedy from Montreal 24—Ma.gda..ien from Halifax Rec from Halifax. ' 25—Ma.rlis from Halifax Bilverteak from Far East Zenda from Saint John. 26—-I.enarflsh from Halifax. 27—A Steamer from Montreal. Fsrnorth from Charlottetown. Kcta Tleni from Far East. 33.13pm, shipper from Bremen. 2B~Man. Citizen from Montreal. Chedabucto from E. C. Ports.

f TENDERS For Debentures

Tenders will be received at tho Town Clerk's oflice of the Town of Borden, P. E. l. for Four liousand av. hundred Dollars ($1,500.00) 5% " ‘ _,20yea.r,tobedalod1st 0ctober,_103li and maturing lat 0c- tflsr, 1055. Principal and interest payable at par at : chartered Bonk in Charlottetown or in Sumnisrsida.

Denomination: 0500.00 in bearer form.

Last day for receiving Tender: will be 1st October, i085 at the hour of 5 o'clock in the afternoon, highest or any tender not uecemorily ac- cepted. "

financial statement of the Town can besecn at the office if the Town Oleri. or will be mailed on request.

Signed

L. EDGAR RICHARD, Town Clark.

smsi-s-is-io-za-ss-ao-oes. .1.» ~

shown at TOP.‘ W. J. Mulqueeny, LOWER, and Irving Davis (IN- SET), both of Detroit, stated that

‘KOGIICCHQ had chartered the mach-

ine to fly from Detroit to Buffalo. lie lost his head in mid air,» they maintained, and began fighting with Pilot Muiqueeaiy, and Davis, a "MN! Dlnobiitc jumper. The fliers

POISON ATTEMPT ON TEACHER

WAISALL, England-Accu5ed of attempting to poison his school- master with s. mixture of paralde- hyde in coffee a. 14 year old boy was placed on probation for two years.

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Mortgage Sale

There will be sold by Public Auction in front of the Court llouse, Sourla, in King's County in Prince Edward Island on Nuturilny the twenty-sixth day of October, A, I). i035 at the lioiir of twelve o'clock noon ALL THAT TRACT piece or parcel of land situate lying and be- ing on Township Number Forty- five (l5) aforesaid, bounded and