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6 you?" he said. His voice rasped a littlc. "Sfill-t.hey did lt. Then, lat- GEM ,er ou, the Lnt’mcrs came to Cham- illtili ‘Ivood, and Claire and I met. It LYE R dl

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NOTICE .f ”°"~’e_’"`£'

, Subscribers to the Prince Edward Island Hospital Campaign Fund of 930 are hereby notified that the `inance Committee have appointed lr. Ira M. Brown its collecting agent in Charlottetown. Mr. Brown .mill call on those whose subscrip- :linns are in arrears.

As the work of hospital construc-

hardwood flooring.

rc urgently required the Committee

,hopes that its efforts will meet with n generous response.

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H. F. Macl’HEE, 3

S°l'°'t°"» lghc said “Perhaps some day you’1-l was

Riley Building, Charlottetown.

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Ei(-‘otrlc power companies

pan plan_ extensive construction `

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a e “But und<‘l'stalId this, too,"--and

Dwelling House with Ga

Jean in a strangled whisper.

hers, had lost their guy good hum-

' our and were dull and lack-lustre.

can understand that, cant you?"

t ‘H1552 0': This speech reminded her sharply of e n nes

residential district in City. liouse his

has good basement, steam h

electric lights and contains nine i-7

rooms besides hath, hullwa try and store-rooms. R

first floor other than kitchen have ,

cat and fs all there can ever be between us.

ust the knowledge that We 10*/0 mich e H f, V- --- -»-_~-~-~. ee ee. _ ._ . __ ____ ' 7* ,_, ___ V___`,_ __ `

ys, pan- ‘Cach Omer, I Ufnk even that hams courteoaui con;d;i§e llsuillgi at stotne-breaking. ‘wondering foriomly in the 1anes,|shouid have had to trudge the Jean found herselfshakihg ooms on to V . For unately for the preservation so I drove her back here. She haswhola way back to Willow Ferry if l with as slender,

aned, nevertheless, unmistok- of peace at this juncture th -.

' "el 1”” ftiumed f\'°m WWII- and M Lady Anne hadnt happened alone. woman who moved with u

;1o<;if1ti;;1&V0ld1hB her Whenever if came the sound of voices, and Lady some reason her car wasn’t at th

6 Lady Anne turned to Jean, and. lrmsuorous grace that was

y Possible. and when it Anne entered the room, aocompan-'statl to m t h ."

mt' treating her with a cool led by a “mor Her Cleve | 011 66 er laying an affectionate hand on her snake like ln its ull;

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~ 1'. zréy "I wired home saying what time arm drew her forward. Sh

happy-together. You and Claire. neulglzlggy of :gunner that was 85 eyes flashed quickly, from Jean'slI shouldn-each gnome Eavi '- . o Y e gave one we impressim

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A con Rst to his demeam flushed “ce to that of her son’ but 'Named th e ex ean. let me introduce you to she had no bones in her b0dy

if _ _ P f Dreams Come True

By Margaret Pc er

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Jean was still silent as she all

lNick re-entered the hall at Btapi It was empty, and as, by comm' consent, they 1n5tlIlCf»iVely di' towards the fire Nick Ivulled 1 ward one of the big-ell-ly ¢~llBfrS her. Then he stood 81001111-il' Si , ing down into the leaping flan~.<.‘= | much as Tomrariu had stood :iv

previous evening.

Intuitivcly she knew that wanted to give her his confidcnri-

"Tell me about it, Nick," she sa .i

quietly.

"May I?" The words jerked out

like a sigh of rcl`ef. He dropped in-

to :I chair beside her.

"There i.=n`t much to tell you.

iouiy, I'd like you to know-to be a ,pal to her, if _von can, Jean.” He lpaused, then went on quickly: r"‘Thc‘y married her to him when she lu-as hardly more than a child-bare ‘ly seventeen. She's only nineteen now. Sir Adr`an is practically a ` millionaire, and Clairc‘s father and mother were in low water-try`ng to out a dash in society on nothing a year. So-they sold Claire. Sir Adrian paid their debts and agreed to make them a handsome allow~ ance. And they let her go to him, knowing, then, that he had already

begun to take drugs."

"I-low could they?" rburst from

N'ck nodded. His eyes, meeting

“Ycs, you‘d wonder how, wouldn't

dn't take long to love her-you

"Oh, Nick-yes! She is altogether

c sudden sternncss that gripped

brother-“we recognise that that

Protect dairztiness this simple 4-minute way:

fill day long underrhings absorb perspira-

tion. To avoid offending, dainty women wash them in Lux after every wearing. Lux is especially made to remove perspi- ration acids and odours completely, yet to protect colours and fabrics. And it takes only 4 minutes, or less!

LUX for underthi

PEG Imagine It! A nice girl like Anne wearing her under things a second day

FRAN And she s so dainty

m other ways . . .

PEG Of course she s awfully

usy-

FRAN But our way Is so quick and easy! It

Just floats out the per spu°ation stains and odours . . Why doesn’t she

Wash this 4-minute way: ' V 1

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. moves perspiration acids and odours :ample/fly-y¢¢

L one tablespoon “Lux does an one day., under; _ lever/_es colours like new. If lt’s safe in water alone,

things-stockings, too.

2. Squeeze suds through garment, rinse twice, shake

out. A

Wash after each wnrin for perspiration acids left in

silk fade colours and rot the threads. With Lux it takes only a few minutes-less time than it takes to wash your face and hands.

Never rub dain lin rie with cake soap. Rubbing

tends to streak colours and weaken fabrics. Lux re-

keeps them like new. . . in

ngs s;bite_ of frequent washing

Lever Bmtheu Limited. Toronto Saopauken by appolutmmt to their Exoeilemiea the Goveuor-Omen! and Counties of Belbamugh.

make life-more bearable.”

He fell silent, and rpresently Jean mil"

stretched out a. small, friendly hand. ab

"Thani: you for telling me, Nick," Wes

lit sounds a horrible things to say- mm

‘to count on-I know, but 9. man who °ur

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funtil noon on

MONDAY, APRIL 4, 1932

from any person or persons willin to contract to

g run any

of the above mentioned ferries for a period of one or three C years from the first of April 1932, according to specification, _cl

icrms and conditions io be seen at this Office.

, P ftract must accompany each tender.

dozen dogs or various breeds, d's- you overed Tormarn lounging in a H

kit., having just returned from

The names of two good and responsible persons willing vf

to become bound for the faithful erformance of the con-

g . ed

Nick interrupted hcr with a short

It s just as safe in Lux.

Don’c use too-warm water: Lux may be dissolved in

lioc water but make the suds lukewarm for washing.

Have Y01\ITf‘°;l LUX for dishes? “WW °" ful suds work so ful "f ' md ku’ [M141 lawljzirti - I s

one rm am 1 ‘Yf__ W.

. e new-comer. "But as I Mrs. Craig. My new' acquisition. that if she had. they had

` Montigix ai;l*;l;u:1el;el§0:Eil;:'ag 11 ifhzhe lsensedhthe eliectrlcity in thegwos rather late reaching.Waterloo, Judith," she went on contentedly. hardened properly but gm] rl

in Ja- ‘lakes dm 5-" Indeed sometimes Jean almost a"B(l?seerii1;IiesilriahbrialoisclllldilrllahliilImniihlly entrusted the W” to “IHA d°ught"' I “ways wld y°“ I the Pll'~blWY °-f °°1"|l“ “-

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ugh wondered lf the events of that day she said plean ml » a lwm d one NW Ive "Wed

B y "I found hen I id h I d I is ~ (To Be Continuedl

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nyou need,” count on Laumer.s fhey spent amid the snows had real- S 8 me a B someone elses

suuffmg our, Ir :hors what you Y

taken pla.cr.~t.l-iey seemed so far _ K E ’

. H .is i el trout; Ewa _

D :Shin-likd a pgdlce Iginilhzselywisre. It present Me' n°l’Wm'5ta“d1ng the '

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CHAPTER XI

1a..r by the fire. He was in riding

sizing an outlying corner of the

The Department does not bind itself to accept the low- the made, and Jean eyed his long A

'est or any tender.

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Tenders will be addressed to the undersigned and to I-1k0 mm “°u'b“ 1° E“3"-ihmen'

be marked “FERRY TENDER.”

L. B. MCMILLAN

Deputy iunnsier of Public works & Highways-

1695-3~26-29-31-2-4-Di.

'_ Our farmers in general are not yet placing their orders

We have in stock and to arrive the latter part of April n full supply upon the misty ribmds of smoke

of ohemlclls and mixed fertilizers. We believe we Are stocking enough at drifted upwards from ms dr od Dolltciy.

me’ In the course of the three weeks Jean knelt doom on the hearth. whch had elapsed since her "rival

and puling off her rain-soakedl at Staple' Jem had dared several

imllar passages-at-erin; with her

1,111 in h d tene'

33;? ch;ffu(;“b]a;r an 5 0 host. Woman-like, she was ben-t' on "ws g°od_bye to ‘au the skating, getting behind his guard of re.

rm ‘afraldn she sad remeuuny_ ticence, on forcing him into an ex- ~

II I In a I. in um I hipmenr n- m Ir e “Nick savslwcre not likely to have pmmi°“ °f his aimed amwde W'

l Au °'“' 5"” 5 B" "S 5' 5'"“” 3 ° ° " 5 " ’ ` ‘ wards her-since no woman can be lnctory excqitlng sulphate of ammonia and nitrate of soda. This gunr- a1\0th0l‘ ll=\r<i‘fI‘0Sl» liko the 11150. HOW expected to endure that B mm :nun the goods delivered you in tlrst class condition and packed ln bags ligne weather has broken so com should mmplemy change from m.

D ' suppressed ardour to a cool, im-

rsonal detachment of manner, _ _ _

turned Blaise mdU_,el_emly_ without ach ng to knowthe reason including the following:

to meet the full seasons demands.

!' We will supply your requirements now or later in the season if you prefer. Or we will take your orders now for shipment when you wish.

| At. the request of s. large number of our best farmers we

,gen shipping our supcfphosphatea and mixed fertilizers ln bags of 100 pounds cash. This makes lighter handlinga nd simpler calculating.

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Our prices are and will he in line with our competitors. And we

tee you that our present prices will not be advanced while our

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hlkdhlébill kltthdfdé- bngrgdethe dofriehlngn of breeches vibrant” "w°"' b°r° “° "°l°tl°n and legglngs whatever to her skill, or absence of A fin- rain was falling out of it' on the ice'

doors, and bends of moisture clung uemalse made "0 °"‘l°av°“r tc' '1

d not rouse Tormax-in to any B

reciprocal appreciation, for after be- dz:

f th i . tow‘ng the brlcfcst of glances upon

Kmtllizcr Nqulrements conditions do not Permit. their doing sd" C r hor as she entered, he averted his m self as l5°la°°d as 8' fever h°sPl'

eyes, concentrating his attention

tai.

Y. so entirely unrelated to her

t that she as in daily contact*

, ,, _ with the man who had shared them

'ANNANDALE AND PDPLAR POINT PERRIES, “‘"‘~ I s°’“°“’“°‘ “‘”“‘ “"’""" `

. with her.

" ll ill Cllr first."

| KING’S COUNTY that it wi k A e "It was rather unoomplimentary

_ _ _ _ n , ,. of you not to oome skatin with s ,`

SEALED TENDERS win be received at uns office THE sms or THE FATHERS- ,, s,,,,,,,,, once., she ,enfmed 2,

A, few days later, Jean. comin8 in y '

mm a long tramp across Country last, an accent of reproach in her

ice. "Was my performance on the

1thN11<adn1rs"°

1” wmpany W C n B rink at Montavan so execrable that

felt you aouldn't risk lt' again?" _ e looked up, his glance meeting

hers le cll

“You’ve phrased lt. excellently,"

estates where his bam! had sur he replied briefly. "I felt I couldn’t

' I k lt."

r tn 1 nt ri might "

ges ed at 9' new pa B an sudden flush mounted to Jean*s

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e curt words which, as sl-lg was

re-

hc awkward silence that en-

to J an' clothes and sparkled. in ve t the inovrin tendrils of russet neu- sued n“l°°d» his “Y” "Sled "P0" which had escaped from beneath he

the little tluban hat she was wear- pr

r with a somewhat quizzical ex- csslon, as though he were rather *

ing. Apparently, however, her ap- _

, . _ evident nf i . J fit. h

FER I ILIZEKS rn. as ° °' e

parently, however, her appearance '

tertahed than otherwse by her T/If

"It is fortunate that other people _

not so-nervous." she said d‘s-

infully_ “Otherwise I should find

"It is fortunate indeed." he agre-

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