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THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

vwflvee-eveoteomow» don't forgit, if them hossas git l S

l WILD noasns

i By Henry Herbert Knlhba

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. (Continued) Percival was down, rubbing his shoulder cursing The shotgun lay ln ditch. Across the motionless. lay the

and

outlaw. A glance assured Old l-Ien- ry that there was nothing to fear PercivaFs wild Wmewhal- literally blown

from that quarter. bombardment had of! the top of the outlaw's head. Pacing up ulld dowll, Percival groaned and clutched his fillfllllflPi‘.

walking up alid

sway from you, it's ten miles to Solano. and you'd blow up before you made live. Ain't no water, neither."

Percival knew enough about horses to take a short hold baclp of the bits and talk to them while he held them. The animals sensed his fee-r and trembled. PcrclvaFs

the pallld face was glossy with sweat. mad, “mp and lie was in mortal dread of being figure n; uwvdrugged and trampled. but

the mere act of having something de- -flnitc to do helped steady him

Old Henry managed to hoist his lburden to the top of the mail slicks 'und lash It there. Then he picked ‘=up the shotgun, gazed at it as

*cfl@@ld1flul9l7l Plllldlhlfilld “Guess W911 have to pack "m, though it were some strango and - n-‘qkdmem '1'“ An" “b here carcass into town" said Old ‘311119119 1111115. 8-1111 511011911 ll. "Tl" “'15”. ‘I Ilenry gesturing. “Just lend ailoaded. beneath the ropes on the id.“ _ _ I “bunny Munwork u“ handg- ,mzlll sacks. He cllnlbcd to the sent, idp‘link ‘M, m’ chore.‘ [numb Pgfclya] B'()p])p(| walking am] took the reins and released the ,brnke_ "Hop in!" he called to

mend the Vegetable Compound to my frimfland am willing for on to use thh {testimonial letler."— rs. A. A. ADAII, Box M, Provost, Alberta.

. _ Pains in Loft Side llflhhQ, %iebec.—“ i took Lydia E- Plliiklll’! e etable Compound be- cause! sullere with ins in my left side and back and with. weakness and odser troubles women so often have. l wll this way about six months. I saw the Veietehle Compound advertised in the .‘ ontreal Standard ’ and I have fdken four bottles of it. l was e ver nck woman and feel so lnuch better w not _be without it. I also use Pinkham’s Sanative Wash. reeenimendthe medicines to my friends Dd I am willing for you to use my let- lorssatestimonialfl-Mrs.M.W.Ross, DNotre Dame St... Lacbine, Quebec

Tenders For The Rocky Point Ferry

SEALED TENDERS W11 be ro- ceivcd at this office until lloon on FRIDAY, MAY 8. 1925 from any person or persons will- ing to contract for lhe running of the Rocky Point Ferry for the per- od of one year according to the specification, ternls. conditions etc

lu be seen at this office.

The names of two good and res- ponsible persons willing to becflmc bound for the faithful performance 0f this contract must accompany each tender.

The Department does IlOt 111ml Itself to accept the lowest or any tender.

Each tender must be accompan-

gazed at‘ the figure on the ground.

“My God! I killed him!" hi»! groaned.

"What was yoll nilnin’ to do?" queried Old Henry_

Percival. realizing that he had

actually killed a

man. and yet nil-Warned to the broker.

Percival, The broker liniprd round ‘and clanlbered up heavily, They swept along the morning

reach home. Old Henry presently "l reckon you

able to recall jllill how n lltitl uap-lflsure you owe yourself five thou-

pened.

back toward Concho. "Herr! Where

you headin‘ for?" called Old Henry "You gone loco?" The broker stopped. turned back

turned mm began i.) “valksand dollars," he remarked, “Heard

tell you offered five thousand for the capture of that bandit.“

"Well, I guess l earned it," said Percival, reaching in his vest for a

walking slowly. "is he dead?" hefilgflli

whispered, licking his lips.

I ‘iOnly that wasn't the one what

"Dead as they nlake ‘em in imsflield me up the other night and country. You sure spread his made Miss Percival light down, lhffilll! a plenty. Quit feelln’ sad 119018196 0111 HEHFY- “T1115 110W 0119

for yourself. and lend a hand. Wells short and stocky. The other was

fgot to pack this here carcass town and report to the coroner" "Don't ask me to touch lthing!" walled Percival. "Fm "it-l: ' “Vliell. so am I." declared Oli staring at the broker. “Yul

ifienry.

make me sick! Here you gone and

humped off a coyote that would ‘a tooken every cent yon your watch and them diamonds and, most like, beefed you if you‘: fa’ got sassy—and now

mnanln’ and groanln‘ ‘cause ‘(lone it!" Old Henry's

yo.

clll y. Percival might have blown earl off instead of the bandits. The broker's fusillade had been tho-ain't no hearse. But

his

had. and

you're

hack grew in Texas.

lllffl'8ll1Il-l)lllll and kind of supple. Won-

der what tlle next one will look

ihoi like?"

“When will we get to Solano?" I quericd\Percival, who did not care I to discuss bandits. dead or alive. “Oh, in time to warslrup and ' eat.“ said Old Henry nonchzilnntly I "Youwyou don't soem to mind . this sort of tiling?" said Percival liglnneing over his shoulder. "Drivin' team‘? Nope_ l been at it. l off and on, since I was a boy. buck "l nleali thc-—-the" "Oil, him! ‘Nell, l'll allow he's

this plumb

resillt 0f blind fear Afraid to let rrrvpeacefill, now. Out here you kind of

‘of the team. which stood tensely lake what comes a.lid jog eyeing that huddled shnpr- by the Norhln’ else to do. 8N1 llflvkfi since you lit one of

roadside. ears aslant. ,curved, ready lo break and run a

the least excuse, llenry Wzltklnsvs

l9fnDEf7\I1i‘o\ mounted to norma again, He had asked Percival help him. Now he

along. Feelin‘ better them cigars l. which you don't offer tn nobody?" “I think my shoulder is disloc- 1-ated," declared Percival with some

l" austerity. commanded.

“Wonderful shot you made.

‘led by a Connie‘! bank cheque pay'1"T"k9 11011 01' 1119 1100503 119348" aimin‘ plumb at the off boss's head

11019 l" I119 9rd" °l [he Minlsmr and hand tojem. 1'm goin‘ to load and plugghf the

night-rider like

91 P115119 1717011" m1" l9“ 1"" “em this here stagerobber aboard. And that Nuw yd '3' been so scared I

of the amount of the subsidy ask- ed.

In the evcnlt of the tender not

' being accepted, the cheque will be returned.

Tenders to be addressed to the undersigned and marked “Tenders for Rocky Point Ferry."

L. B. McMlLLAN, Secretary of Public Works Dcpartlncllt of Public Works, Char- lottetown, 1'. h‘. Inland.

Z8, 1925. 71-1429 30256761

AUCTION SALE

AT m2 also s-rltlaizr

0f household elects on l-‘ridiiy. Isl lat l o'clock. l uni authorized raodutor of the estate of lute Elizabeth Friaeer to sell on nboie dute all house- hold effects without reserve. J. A. MQDONALD, Auctioneer.

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From this time forward, I will be responsible for no hills contracted by any person but myself. (Signed) WESLEY OALLBEOK April 21st, 1925. witnessed HENRY WEBSTER, J.P. 667-4-z8M4i.

We the undersigned fox ranch owners wish to notify any party or parties entering or attempting to enter our ranches that we will not he responsible for anything that may happen them.

PETER R. WHITE.

J. M. LAIRD. PARNELL MoMAl-iun, D. L. MORRISON,

LEO H UGH ES, 0704-2811481.

NllllUE

0n and after May 1st I purpose changing my Garage business over to all Cash system and in future It will he necessary to have the Gash for any purchase made or any work performed. Having decided to buy and sell for Cash and do lnslst that nobody ask for credit. as I do not wlsh to refuse, but under the eiroumstenses It will be necessary to do lo. An immediate ttlemsnt of all outstanding accounts re- quested. NORTH TRYON GARAGE, North Tryon

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Auetlen eale.. ef.. Double Tene- " meat Hsussp. Number twenty-two Irelvflle Street ‘on Tuesday, May ' Itll It twelve o'clock. ' Isle of household effects st ene- thirty.

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Gan. Nat. Railways - E Change 0f Schedule

May 4th, 1925

l Effective Monday, lVIuy

foperate as follows:

'l'ralns for Sulnmersitle will leave! lCharlottetown at 6.45 a.m.. 3.00 ilndtympre a bluff!

4th, April trains on the island Division will|ym| can {hank mo» that you lire

1coultln't hit a flock of bandits."

"l didn't intend to sit still and he murdered in cold blond." said ,Percival. "I noticed that you didn't ado anything." | "Well, not much. All I done was to knock up the barrel oi’ that gun when yowflred at the boss's head Wonderful shot!"

"You needn't get sarcastic. And

living, this minli-te." "Mlebby l kin, But I ain't gnlli‘ to. You was sr-nrctl

14,20 lllll- 1111111’ eaicepl slllllifly- liF-most to death, and you went plumb

riving at 9.35 a.m. 6.15 and 10.135 1 leave Sum- inlerside 7.00 a.m_ and 1.45 pm. ar- riving at Charlottetown at 10.30

p.m. Returning will

a.m. and 5.00 p. m.

Trains for Sunimerside at e35 and 10.45 p.m daily except Sunday and 12.01 pm

lTut-sday, Thursday and Saturday. Tignish at 3.40 and 7.00 a.m. daily except Sun

Returning will leave day. and 10.00 a.m. Monday. Wnd ncsday and Friday, The train leav

at Summerside with the 7.00 a.m train for town. Trains for Borden inersitln at 7.00 a. p.m. and Charlotte own at 6.45 a.m anri 1.15 p.m_

dcn by trains leaving Charlotte town at 3.00 and 4.20 p.m.

South of Charlottetown. I-‘ilrthcr information

BENGFIR AGENT?‘ OFFICE VILATMUTTUPOWN. l’.E.l Ap. 29-30-my l 2 4|.

(hi1. Nat. ll-ailways Change 0f Schedule

DOUBLE SERVICE TO AND

connection

excepted ), as follows:

mcmitle at 7.00 a. m. and 1.45 p. m. and Tignisli at 3.40 a. m. slid (by Motor Car) 7.00 a. m. Con- necting at Sack-ville for Montreah and all points West including Pacific Coast, for Boston and other New England points. and for Truro, Halifax and the Sydneys. To make close connections, pas~

rs for United States via St.

John must travel by tlhe first trains. Connecting trains from Car

Ferry will srrlve at Charlottetown 0.30 and 10.50 p. m at Summer- nide 0.15 and 10.36 n. m. and at Tignieh 9.45 p. m. and (by Motor Car) 1155 s. in.

Further information w'll be cheerfully furnished by all Station and Ticket Agents. and District Passenger Adfentfs Office. Char-

lottetovm. P. ll). l. spill 30 lnyl 2 4i

AUCTION SALE

m: Rocky Point on" Saturday, May 2nd at 1 o'clock ynarp. Farm Imple- ments and Household Iffeete.

‘farms st sale. , ~ J. A. MeoDONALD Auetlonssr

_ _ lbw-fitment.

JOQEFH DOW-LING, Rocky Point J. A. MeDONALD, Auctioneer. 7814001431. \

Tignish will leave

ing Tignish at 3.40 a.m. connects Borden and Charlotte- leave Sum- . 12.30 and 1.45

There is no connection in Ror-

Nn change in schedule East or furnished

1W Alli. STATION AND TICKET‘ AGENTS, AND DISTRICT PAS-

May 4th, 1925

FROM MAINLAND POINTS

Commencing Monday May 4th with Mainland trains will be made twicadslly (‘Sdlhdaye

Trains will leave Charlottetown at 6.45 a. m. and 1.15 -p. m. Sum-

lnco, anti him with the drop on us! .l ain't frightened you from Ante- lope without slzin' you up. Percy. ‘And you sound kind of hollow to me. You been rltlin‘ me pretty hard for lettin‘ your young lady git took, - and silggestin‘ 1 ought to be in -lhe Old Folks’ Home, ‘stead oi‘ drivin‘ stage. Next. you'll he brag- gin‘ as how you saved my life by nhilttln’ your eyes nnd firin’ both ' barrels ln the air. You are the kind ' that has to bliy everything you K11. bllt I admire to say you don't git -everyhing you buy-with money- l'm goin’ to give you a little free advice. Don't let the folks around Solano git the idea you kin shoot. or somcbody'll git so tlurnetl our- ~ ions he'll call your htlnd~-and l don't aim to freight any more free corpses on this here line." Percival, who had begun to re- gain his nerve. puffed at his cigar and squared his shoulders. His mnnner was distinctly professional. "l'm quite capable of taking care of myself without advice from any hack-driver. And. moreover, don't call me Percy. My name is Percival -llnderstand'.'"

' "All right, Percy, But you sound hollow to me." _ The broker's pallill fat-e grew red. “You might to be fired, and Ii’ I have any influence. you'll get fired! l'll show some oi’ you hicks a trick or two! I'm on to your game with both feet! You frame it lrp with some thug to kidnap my ward and hold her for ransom. I suppose, if I were fool enough to pay, you anti your pal would split the money and figure you trimmed n sucker. Ii‘ the man back here on the mail slicks is yntir friend, I'm dan‘ glad I got him! Why. your own sheriff says he knows who held up this stage, the first time! Swell bunch of erotics for a white man to as-

road at a trot, the horses eager to .

TREATMENTONOIV!

purify the blood, put, the stomach

build up a run-down body.

pid liver, constant pain, don't delay Millions of men and women have ind builder that is commanded from roots, barks and herbs.

Buy a bottle of Taniac at your 1mg store today. See how you start to improve right from the first. Most likely two or three bot-

rou feel like a brand new person. Tobe Tussle: Vegetable Pine r f

In Conn ipotless TAN LAC FOR YOIIR HRA 7.1V!

interested."

it? it was in the papers."

suppose!"

powTul friendly with Miss Perciiul And since I got acquainted information

come out here for

and

Trent, don't take to nbllsin‘

do say it."

llalf-snloked cigar. "Plumb to the bottom. foot slips."

(To Be Continued)

if

Chiffon is coming more and more into the limelight as the Spring sea- son advances.

The ensemble sllt above effects an interesting com-binatlon 0i’ faiilp. and chiffon. The former ‘material makes the black coat, which Is fin- ished with puffs of ‘black and sap- phire chiffon at the sleeves.

The straight lttle frock beneath is entirely of ‘black and sapphire Chiffon. lt is almost sleeveless and

hos a square neckline. The hnt Is of black faille silk. - -1-O-}-i—__-

APPLE SUCKER QUARANTINE EXTENDED

The Department of Agriculture announces that by Order-in-Coilncil passed on March 18 the European Ample Sllcker Quarantine. which has affected the movement ol‘ nur. sery stock from certain areas in the Province of Nova Seotia dur- ing the past several seasons, was Fevlsed- The quarantined area now comprises the whole province of Nova Scotia ll the t-ollnlics of Westmoreland and Albert in New Brunswick.

Nursery stock which includes all ire-BB. shrubs, vines. seedlings, B78115. sclons. cuttings or buds may now be moved without reservation from any point in the‘ quarantined

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If you are nervous. suffer from ' lndigsstlon,~—have rheumatism, tor-

laking Tanlsc another precious doy._- - been benefited by this great tonlo

after the famous Tanlac formula’

zles will put you on your feet, make _

"Who in hell is Johnny Trrnt?’

"Him? Oh, he's just a young, good-loukin’, no- account punchel that took to runili’ wild, a spell

back. He done stuck me up ulid took Miss Percival from the stage. one night. Mebby you heard ttll of

"Another one of your friends, I

"Him? Well, I'd hate to sviy. But they's folks will tell you he was

with you, I cail't say I blame her. You . 'l'liis is reckon I've give you some. Only. if you meet up with Johnny him like you done me, for he's mighty touchy. and a right good shot. if l

"I'll get to the bottom of this!" declared Percival, tossing away his

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A grand feast was spread to WlllCll all the noblest of tho laud‘ were invited. Just as the lOilHl was. ripened anti the three old ivolnen who had spull the flax came in. The prince lodkcdut tllenl won- deringly. Never in all his lift» liatl[ llc seen such hideous creatures; ‘.Who_ are these?" he asked his. bride. Then the girl remembered her promise. "Three." she said, “are my three old aunts and Ihave promised that they shall sit at the table with lls. for they have been so kind to me that no one could he kinder.“ V = Now the prince loved ills bride so dearly that anything silo did |seemed right to him. He, too, wel- comrd the three old women and made room for thcm at the table. , (CoTor the prince's satin wedding suit yellow with yellow hose and golden slippers.) i territory is due to the fact that th apple sucker, a serious foreign in- sect pest, was discovered in the two counties In New Brunswick mentioned above and has now, spread to all important ElIlDlB grow- ing sections of Nova Scotia.

Any person found violating the quarantine will be prosecuted as provided for tinder the Destructive Insect and Pest Act. lNili-scrymen or others interested ‘n this Quarantine, who are not familiar with the necessary pro- cedure in moving the quarantined products which requlrn a certifi- cate, should correspond with the and Pest Act Advisory Board, Depart- ment of Agneultilre, Ottawa.

(Issued by tlirvlflirector of IPublici- iy. Dominion Department of Ag- riculture, Ottawa.)

The Ointment Around the Fly

Hostess-My dinner party ls a failure. Dozens of people I invited have disappointed me.

Thrifty Husband-{lheor up, my.

on what's left over. |

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l ln Every Home l

Daily use of Cuticura Soap keeps the pores active and theekin clear . and healthy, while the Ointment heals pimples and other irritations. Cuticura Tslcum is a deliatcly ined-

port.

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