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Lower income Taxes Lower Fertilizer Prices

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STRAND THEATRE, WEDNESDAY EV

muttil gietcuiny 11121110] 30:10“ o! e pro ll 01h 8 Oil d M‘; “These Women” worwv- woo-w- ‘ ' - Morton prodded him in the ribs. IV IALGOLII QUART l - “And about flve hundred per cent profit." he supplemented. , “Maybe? said the producer, "but yit isn't lucky to brag. We'll pack this place all summer, and then we'll turn it lnto a winter ghomi ‘I'll get s couple of high-priced com- edfunil, and s better prlms donna, and put Nons's name in electric lights ‘outside, right. sway." ‘Contentedly he lighted s cigar,

CHAPTER XlLVXI

“Of course l am 8114-" lie turned, and seated lllmleli’ upon s stool. Against the wall was a heap 0f flowerﬂ; "l" l" “K nations and orchids and H1018 0! brilliant yellow and purple bles- They were divided into

ﬁ-y drinking thll d-ple bever dolly. ‘Ile pom age males three gdlons.

On the floor was s greats ,

floral horseshoe. |ceae The ushers had finishsd Morton hpgked thebcard that, their lbasty seertﬁh fol: lost purses "~' was sttac e to s em em. ‘and goves and sud erchlefs and

'- lu-l" ' °°~ 3"‘ I!" "- "A. Sunshine Production-Mayl lists. 4 ' the Clouds Never Cover Your The silence recalled to Morton Fsoe," was the legend that was that he hsdieft Audrey and Phr- “persistent Agthfnﬂ_ A most 415-. written on it. rish in their sea , walling for him.

M ere .r::;; meant"- ii.‘.r°riiét.f‘sl"i.‘t.ﬁﬁ' h rs stenc - . f,',',‘,',“2.‘,‘,f,ﬂ",§ff,',.,'j§g‘ £63k, comm She was starting toll remove the pushed at an iron door. to sap away strength and leave the grease-paint from her face. with Tho darkness of the theatre, in sufferer in a state of utmost contin- 8'94" in?“ ‘l! Wm cmam- "d °°“:1';"ltt° lllllekllghled "a3". calli- unl exhaustion. No wiser precaution “l?!” ‘it l?“ 98?“; t with ‘beiedumllgr “IR l‘: ' "ed can be taken than that of keeping “H! "ngniae mﬂd‘°fﬂrzg to be. my‘ “Yes it“ f,’ c“ ' at hand a supply 0f Dr‘ ‘l’ D’ K81‘ srsllllllnlgtwnlaager" A sllnl ouyll figure aDDroached logg’s Asthmn Ilernedy, famous as “Morton l;dded‘appmva] "He." Mm out o? ma‘ loom ‘he m“! pawl“ remmly for eradwrtake care oi you He's square ". "Why where's; Parrish” “liltg '11“ M-“ell-"t" "w" m“ “m!” She started to pull her sleeveless She tthok his ilflll. "Mr. ‘Parrish " sir passages. waist from her shoulders. Morton shs said, "got angry, and went ijéiii stepped outside. borne." Mr. Sunshine himself was wait- He drew her to the landing, just lng at the door, beaming and hap- below the stage. , ' py. He thrust his head inside. She glanced into his face. . .. ,.. ~ a m»--.».2..tl‘2t."§f.l‘.§a.€‘i’.'t“'...t'.*’..°’i§?»: "'-‘-'tséi.‘-’.".'il"'ics"".ii‘.'." -. ‘°"°' °'”"'d ""5 Wm‘ 9°°drylng the whole show yourself!" said "It was really nly fault." dw"""ll "W" "d him" Wm "ll Withdrawing his head he shookl "No matter whose fault it was" 73"" Wm‘ °" “mm” °"°P' APP” hands warmly with Morton. he snapped. I JOSEPH DOYLE "Let us congratulate ourselves," go away and leave you. 1343'3‘13W7ll- ho proceeded. "I am thinking now, it you did to him?" i-—-"_—*-—*—" shall task them to change her con- She looked around for a chair. MEETINGtrnot Irightlawsy. and take a, bigiThlge was one ut the head of the Jump n sa ary for a long term, or fig t oi steps. on the stage level, “The Annual General Mew“ “shall i plan to take her out oi this and she ascended to it. Morton fol- ih’ ch"|°“"°w" ca" c°mpa"y' P381?’ and get her starred m the ‘olylnlglti hint he wasn't REAL." sire Limited, will be held at the Com-y He placed ms ﬁnger m his ‘are, Sam simng dowm Pill)“ omitﬂ- charmtlewwm °"‘tlesd. and looked at his friend with “We were talking. while tire Wldllﬁdi)’: AW“! 25m- 1925- "iwrlnkled brow. ushers threw up the seats, and eleven o'clock l" "ll! m°""l"iir with, “Suit yourself," laughed Morton. banged around. I said i thought‘ I Vi¢W 1° l"? idlﬂllfllllw"! "M" "I'm sure you won't allow her to Nona was a real artist. He gave Tuﬂldiy- Sepﬂmbﬂr 23!". 1926 I! lose money. in the long run." n little sneer. l-Ie said dancers the Same Pia” ind hour." “No indeed." Mr. Sunshine earn- and singers are just butterflies. C. FAIRALL FISHER, estly assured him. "We shall aim to and aren't worth much in the] Sccy. Tress. MAKE money. Look!" world". ' He drew from his pocket a sheet

Morton settled on the top step, in order to hear better.

"i suppose he‘ doesn't like flow- ers, then, either,” he commented.

"That's Just what I said to him," she replied. "And Itold him I thought he wasn't real. himself. First he was such a SllClK-lll-Lllé-i mud, tucking up standards of hisl own for other people to live by, and then all of a sudden he became foolish and ran around after a lot‘ of little chorus girls who don't. know anything. Then, because‘ You called him down. he gets to

oi music, and holding it before him, bummed the air in a voice by no means unmusicsi.

“We're going to interpolate that," he said. "I had it written for her. She must have more encore num- bers. \Vusn’t she a wow?"

Radiating pleasure, he popped ill-

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Will be received by the undersign- ed until September 1st for the building of s school house at Brack- Iey, Lot 33. in accordance with Plans and spﬁﬂlﬂﬂlfitllll Willfiil ml)‘ to Nepal's dressing room, and shut be seen at the residence of Alph- the door. Morton wandered to onsua Bryanton, Brackiey, or at the the stage. where little knots of per- Educatlon Office. Charlottetown. runners still were standing, in cost-

EDWARD SELLICK. ullle, gleefully reviewing their first

Secretary of Trustees. night's success.

be s stlck-in-the-tnud again."

Brackley School District. He shook bands with the produo Sire paused.

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"He bod no right to; What wasl

"What than!" lnasired Morton.

"Then he got up and Ient away," said Audrey. "He wouldn't even 55y 'good~niﬂlh.t'."

Morton's expression was divided between laughter sud wrath.

"That fellow is as full of self- osteem sets grapefruit is of juice." he pronounced. -

At this moment Nona appeared, gscorted by her new personal man- sgor.

"Let's have some supper," she said. "I'm furnished."

Mr. Sunshine swung to Audrey's

de. and took her arm.

"Come On up to my apartments." be proposed. "I’ll ‘phone for them to have somevhing for us to eat."

Using tbs door-keepers’ tele- phone. he called his butler, who sieopily responded. Morton brief- ly ordered a cold supper, ‘with sandwiches and salad and wines, to be set out.

"it will be ‘better thorn going to one oi’ the restaurants," he said, re- turning to his party.

His car was waiting, and the four proceeded, by wny of silent side- streets, to Morton's Toronto home.

They were admited by the re- prouctrful butler, whose ayes were swollen with the marks of early sleep.

“Don't wait for us." Morton told trim. “If the food is ready, you can go back to bed."

Mr. ‘Sunshine dropped his hat and slick on u chair, and gallsntly steered Audrey by the elbow, to tile dining room. Nona and Mor- tun followed. The butler poured three cocktails. twu me , pt-ti iler own drink contentedly. Au- rlrey pledged hers in n glass of wat-

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0i‘. “i never COUMD drink," she sighed.

"Thank Providence!" supplement- ller guardian. They sat and talked and specula- ted over Nouns future until dawn taume. Audrey's eyes were heavy, and her head dropped forward now and again. Each time shs raised it with an apologetic smile.

“Poor cilillt!" said Nona. "Let her K0 to bed!"

Audrey looked at her “This is the latest I ever s up in my life," she said.

Morton filled the glasses that stood before Abe and Nona, from a bottle of sparking wine.

"We'll adjourn then," he propos- ed. filling his own gins.

They tossed off tile wine. and! rising. told Audrey good-night.

"Vt'e'll catch an early taxi, and take Abe home," Morton said, "and

ell

gratefully;

after that you and l. Nona, will go old due to

for a little drive.

Some fresh air won't hurt you."

(To Bc Continued)

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December 16th, 1 heifer 2 years oid over that amount 6 months credit 1 heifer 1y,

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4 months old.

Grade Holstc|ns—1 cow 3 years! old due to freshen August 22nd, cow 3 years old due March 17th-

On the premises of Brent Wood. Piqs—6 pigs 5 months oid, 1 sow}

Horses-—1 Draft Mare 6 yearmwlth 9 little ones at side. . old, 1 horse, dark wood, 14 years Farm Implements-Hay mowen! old, 1 mare. black knlgiit, 14 years rake. disk barrow, ctc., 1 douhiel f"+te truck wagon (Francis l. SOD.) wm.

Cows-Registered Holstein-i piste with box and hay rack, just cow 2y: years oid due to ireshenlund a few months’ sing“ truck August 22nd, 1 cow 7 years oldnwalon, can, gXpTQSI and driving ——~_.

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arch 17th. (7 day. record 550 lbs. buwel‘ of "ﬁxed feed’ 4° he," andrroom- Wm‘ not ‘Ir him": l: . mm“ 23 lbs- b"m°")' 1 “W 5 7"" 60 chickens. Other articles too num- “"0! bl"! Ind building lot, I freshen December 16th, ".0", to menuom lﬂlowtlen evwlos 7 t, a.

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