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THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN b"TOBER 26 193

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Woman’s Realm -:- Social and _Personal .° Fashions .° Literature

. _W _ ' ' & ____

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i-:Aci.i-: BRAND Puiiin Hill Timouaii

(Q2 ’_,s<<fF"' _N af Ek?

Finds They Feel Need to Stand on

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Own Feet

- Dorothy Dix I

. Why

Children Seem Undutiful

U fl i£"_ - lI`Parents Who Bewail Undutiful Children‘ --_

-- - - ' odeltniwiii in -' .__ ff' if Usually Mean Then.. Children Have staliiire Zpxiirlciival with youtli: aiirixd-

¢ _ Insisted on Living Theili; 0Iwn__LlV€S- y°;._ii_._iui_;-_.Omen types; ku” '_,`_ -» _‘ ' ‘ ' 113 len- as enew cape nec e and

‘nj-§=,’. .~ Dorothy Dlx Urfgleig t If G pulled sleeves to broaden the ,~ _””'"-f' able Rlght 0 ac _ en' shoulders in asmart new way.

. , _$2-, _ eration t0 Try IIS ieiaaigen hash iii; skin; is s ~'.f'- ,'~"` ~ em e oug e s a

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l\irs. R. lIar\'ey, of Stony Jiolintniii. .\l.'in., is one of the ~in;i‘iiy lil-'\i:.=:iiiils oi' mothers who have nothing but good io e=;~,r zillulzt l`.;lf.lIc llrniiil. This is \\'Ii;ii _-Ile wriies: “We stari- cil feeding Iier your milk at one moiiili old and she is now one your and lias since been

quita. well and happy."

If you are unable to nurse vmir baby, send for Baby ,\Vf-Ifare literature, using the coupon below.

. Nuns ' Address

2 db U- . -_ in §e=

opinion of their own.

their own way.

AMorni Smile Pam”

8 _ Why people who have made no conspicuous successes of their own- morb

Of course, parents will deny this, but you will

ilnd that nine times out oi ten, when fathers and mothers complain that their children are unduti- ful, it is merely because their sons and daughters have broken away from their tyranny and feel that as adult human beings they have a right to some liberty of thought, and action, and to live

' - _ ' pad seaining at he front and at the ii.. -s ' i lets . _-_ a M-

E, 1 ` ` -/' -fs

. _ Bottle green rough crepe silk

Perhaps the hardest thing that parents ever have to do it to let made the °__1gm__l_

their children eww up- They w;_>_iild keep them pel~pei\;a:_bBb1_f_S “tgllfg Black bliitei-ed crepe satin is very could. They would lead them t ough life by the hail suc a

were pomible, and never let them stand on their own feet. They would make them mental and physical weaklings who would always lean on mamma and papa and never have an idea or

Every day you hear fathers bitterly bewailing the ingratitude of some _ __ _ __ _

and saying that it is small pay that you get for bringing up is boy and Nam,

sending him to college and giving him every advantage, merely because '

FREE! wonderful Baby Booklet! John wants to be a lawyer or a doctor instead of going into the hardware - - - - - - » - - ~ ~ - f - ~» . . ---.

` business with father, as he had always planned for nun to do. Street Address

ne asm.. cs. unina,

lilu¢.n¢.s¢.,'r..n..lin,L>n¢. Every day you will see mother weeping over Mary’s uniilial conduct _

_ \,'_f,§`lf',,§§"':,,',|li,',‘,\"`-’-,,','i§'§' iiifiififf-»°°" 'I and telling childless women that they are lucky not to have daughters - """""""'""""""""""' who breakitheir hearts, for after all the sacriiices you make for them

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` launching her in society and glorying in her being a belle, as mother immediate ue! 't y ring

RAND was herself when she was a girl. re ° bums' “res

C MI LK It is the moronic children who never get mentally more than 'l years gm irish?) amps bleedlng at mme'

__ _ _ ________ _ __ _*___ iold, who always run to mother and father for advice about everything fofvire thxx splendid - ‘ - ‘they do, and who always begin every sentence with “Mother says” and qu my'

“‘Frank thinks," who are the favorite fair-haired boys and girls with their

effective with the collar and puns

[of the crepe.

‘ Style No. 866 is designed in lines ' 14, 18, 18, 20 years, 36, as 'and 40 inches bust.

Illustrated Dressmaking Lesso

I ` Every Pattern

of the sleeves made oi the reverse »

Size 1.6 requires 4% yards 39-inch, L

with 55 yard 35-inch lining. I

Price of Pattern 15, cents in|

stamps or coin (coin preferred.) ‘ Wrap coin carefully.

I I I I I I I I I I I I I

Nc. ass. size

5 city sins

Bu Znnabelle Wortliinalnn

THE next time yo

decide this qucsti

flavour.

indefinitely.

cess does this.

have a coHee that for

equalled anywhere.

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Is there air inside the tin or pack- age of ooifee, or om any get in?

If so - coffee deterioratee, loses

If not-ooiee keeps its full flavour

Only Ono Coffee is _ Packed by the New Vik-Fresh Process .

Tlnt’s Maxwell House-packed so that all trace of oxygen is totally-

removed and excluded from the sealed tin. No-other packing pro-

'Add this exclusive p ' :ho outstanding quality ab-andy

in Dixie’s famous blind and you

. and smoothness siniply cannot he

Got a tin from your gong; md; _ Look for the words “V'i:4-Fraghz’ on the coded and looked tin.

fllhat the Fashionahles are -Wearing if I

/FLFULL FLAVIJUREIJ BUF EE eclde ‘

u buy 'coffee on:

rocecuon to

rich flavour

IROASTED AND .PACKED

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|t’s the Air Inside Uno Package Thai Ruint

Coffee Flavour

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d|y\|i`le'i-outing. IN CANADA

id, frustrated girls who develop into sour women and the tearful

_ lives feel that they have a right to dominate their childrens is a mys- "misunderstood" mothers who weep over them d b ii;

A small girl who was carrying a icry past all iinding cut. But they do, and to this obsession we owe last, and keep them from doin what th an H hem to the

, 8 ' ey want to do.

baby was stopped by a socilll work- hal! the failures in life. Father forced John into the green grocery Th h - ,

ent ere arethoe a ts l lt tl ir r HOT SPICE” FISH '

business when God had intended him to be a poet Mother wept and they are never willing io ljzerinxiirtcld lflifoiii (tl lc child cn to semshly that

el. . _

"Isii't he a fine big boy? She bc- prayed Tom into the ministry when nature had destined him for an mer; af, home as long 851,15 possible to dau; allgalmgr Teen tgel:__p"'s`

Ban liigiriitizifliiltll-'. “Whats his -automobile mechanic. Jane is an old maid because father and mother ` eps ° “ed

down to the old farm, or to some small business in a village and iii

zi:lmc?' ' ' wouldnt let her marry the poor young man she was in love with. Sally ie; him so to me distanticlt th I w n°t

The child v.zi~<i-ti indignant. “It is divorced because her parents picked out a husband for her whom awaits him bec h y or e at country where opportunity

ause e cannot bear th th ht .

sillit a boyi lc'.‘l~i';.'iJody thinks it's she couidirt abide. - day_ or he refuses ms consent to §m___;;1gm__$_:?_t _Siting hilt” “ery a boy," ' So it goes. We all know dozens and dozens oi men and Women Wh0 take her away from him. 0 otl . ' g c us' would

r m k

fine h~iz:f:@, llie baby closer. "You are miserable failures because their parents forced them into round holes st ‘cr ma es John or Mary pr°mL” w

- Bl' single and with her as long as she lives_

poor darlill;',," sile said, soothingly. that hey didn’t fit instead of letting them find their appointed square 11; 13 nog-un ,

"They riiivt get miich opinion of lplaces, which they would have done if left alone. tune and doomeil tliiiiihlhnaniiihtstiiiieeyo}lah;rcliep't liohn from making a tm-

yoii 'ave they?" Apparently it never occurs to these parents that their children have"¢h “or and s_man pay; gr 3::

_ _.._..i_______ any individuality of their own, or any right to gratify their own per- tumed him into l _

::A iconic.-ily for Ezlraciic. To sonal tastes and desires. VMM-y from A cage?-llénmgsgyéttligpgfiggcgogzan’_ig th? uzey have held

\~i.'ive the cariieln: is to cndlu-c tor- Still less do the parents rea‘ize that their children may differ from would have made a success ,md made her a hinge. fgsdindn which she cure. ine mr is ii fi.-llnsie nrgnn them entirely in inclination and dispositions, and that ine kind oi nie they have pu, ou, the ,°ve',,gm on Lucy.S _mar __ ‘_‘1° _ “ 5* °’ “mt and care in ilcal with it, con- that would be obnoxious to them is the very thing that would make their less and chudles ' . n sen her 8 husbanm

ey have kept Toni from the hlgli adventure that his soul gray d

_ _ s woman on hei l nel w th ,

siilcrini; ii, wrlri; fl-r a doctor. Dr. Children happy or that the man or woman who would bore them to tears Even 3 bird is Wiser ,md kind; inllieaiiil §i)3g};tme

Til,-irilll; '5`..-l=s'.i'i<- ull olli-rs ii sim- is exactly the sort of mate who would make a thrilling companion to b 1 . g v 1 S young than hmm." Dlel rei.;e;ly_ ` A few drops upon a their son or daughter. il nga are, for the bird pushes the loung out of the nest when their time l

o physical dependen l

pi-_-no oi iiiciilrzltccl cotton and Unfortunately many an old lien hatches out a swan and spends the That is what parents (slhoiildnlied txhniil forces them to use their own wings'

place-d in the c.-ii' will do much in balance of her life trying to keep it out of the water. This aberration the right to us th ir ' leir children' They should give them

e e

:piloting pain. of nature causes as much trouble as any one thing. for it produces the thei own wmgs and to build their own nests and select

r own mates.

DOROTHY DIX.

For The Cook -

Two cups cold cooked ilsh, 3

tablespoons mild vinegar; few drops onion juice, 1 teaspoon Worcester- shire sauce, 2 cloves. small piece bay leaf, 54 teaspoon salt, 1-6 teaspoon pepper, is cup stewed sifted tomato, 2 tablespoons butter, toast or cooked rice.

Method: Scald together the vine-

gsr, onion juice. bay leaf, cloves, Salt and pepper. Flake the fish and pour the hot mixture over it. Allow to stand for thirty minutes and then remove spices. Add the tomato, Worcestershire sauce and butter, bring to boiling point and serve on _toast or in a border of rice.

APPLE AND ORANGE 'MARMALADE

Six oranges, sliced in the usual

way (very thin), three lemons cut

hne, fifteen large-sim Northern Spy apples, six cups of water. Method: Let the citrus fruit lic in the water ovemight. In the mom- irig add the peeled apples, cored and quartered. (1 cut them smaller than quarters.) Let all boil togeth- er Ior two hours, then add twelve teacups of sugar and iet_ it boil lagain until ii shows signs of thick- i ,ening. This makes quite a. nice lot. I

WOULD USE UNIVERSITY GYM

HAILIIFAX, N. S., Oct. 35-(C. P.) President Carleton Stanley of Dal-

housie belleves tha; all student I dances should be held in the new . University gymnasium in the in- terests of economy and good com~ radeship. 'fI know that some of you would prefer the luxurious appoint-l ments to be found elsewhere," he told the student body. "Yet I can- not think it would be any great hardship to enjoy yourselves here..

It would ooet less; and I-think

my duty to remind you that of your number can ill afford ces of the kind that took place lm year. Good oomradeship demand: that these student-s be considered."

For CCLDS

“I always use BABY’S OWN LETS to break up my baby‘s 1 writes Mis. Wiibert Colquhoun.

geon Falls, Ont. “When I sec a cold coming on, it is to BABY’S OWN TABLETS that I tum," writes Mrs. Robert Grecniiom, Philipsvillc, Ont. Mothers everywhere report in like vein of the safe, sure results that follow the use of BABY’S OWN TABLETS in treating childrcn’s colds, teething troubles, simple fevcrs, disordered stomach, colic, constipation. 25 Cents.

Dr.VlllIlllll|' 246

BABY'S (WIN TABLETS

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I 29:23 <t.\.\ii'.\i<iN I-‘UND `

The Invisible

All slillwr-ri'\i‘rs in arrears ar

hr-i-cliy nwiiiicii that tlic Campaign Fund of 19211 is bring closed, Oc- liiicr Iii, 10312. l’.1ymciits will be received at the itniiidlnn Bank of

(Jommcrui: or at the Sc-erctary‘s Dilicc :it Prince liilivard Island Hosiiitnl, ('I\i\rlntii\inwn, Prince Ed- ward lslziiiil.

(S_i;il.) ll`I{.-XXI( ll. llli.-\l"!TZ,

Ciiiilriiiini (anipaign Fund 1923. ibcside the fire. - rtci~'s card to Mrs. Morrison.

That was all nonsense about the "Ask the genileman to come up"

,car breaking down. Uncle C. was she said, calmly.

frightened of something thats what' "There are two oi thcm, ma'am,"

pa! lit was-frghtencd of the police; ‘mid the g.rl.

frightened oi that pleasant-faced, "Then bring both of them up,

_ young man she had noticed wand-,S;illy," smiled Mrs. Morrison.

l\llSSG\VyI`il1CtllF.C00i‘nbS'erlng along ihc narrow lane cnrlicrl A moment later Webster and

that afternoon. But why? What had _Blayrie entered the room and the

Uncie C. done? Natalie could not lm- | two women arose to gi-cet them.

agine Uncle C. hurting a fly, but if "Hope we are not disturbing you _

'hc had done something-somcth ngfladiesgsmilcd the detective politely, stead. she smled. f iwcbstpr had Sem me quick move.

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limit, perhaps, hc had newer intend _ .'ind_I hope also that our vslt willl Forgivezme Inspector,"if I appear ment or not

, cl dolng then she must help h m. _occns.on you no alarm, Theres no unnecessarly inquistive. she pur- Mrs, Morrison tm-neg _ ,Sho could not allow Uncle C. to be need for that, I may add. We are red softly, "but it is not often we "I though, that as it gets so w1d_M'I£emAi;’i:ua Mestiggu of I-so ltél. :sent away to prison and all because :merely makng a few inquiries in the are honored by is visit from such an in|; nights that you-d _ _ii _mg 'mu bxlelrm th°'8;|k_e°:| ithis Zora person whom no one had neighborhood concemfng the recent awe-inspiring institution as Scotland Webster smiled and repeated his Seciletary at Northam on Thursday, I rather unexpected death of Mr Yard" thanks for the proffered hos 'talit 0°“'|*" z7¢|l» 1932. It TWO P M-

5753-10-12-lTi.

Profs

is os in

Tl'l,\(‘Ill'.|{. PIANO, 'llIl'l()l{\', SIGHT- |{l'..\l|l.`i(} I0 \`irI|ir_\' Atv. Plllliii- G83-L. bm.-.i~1~i-\‘..ii:-I-iilili.

Stewart & Lowther -I ll. ,\1'l`l'I\\'l‘lll'I`, li. C. N. \V. l.()\V'l`lllili. B.\ll¥!l~"!`lIli\', Si)l.I(.'lT(ll{S, ETC lil‘\'l'-ri-:it (lcnr;;i- Siri-ci .‘\l0.`\ilLY 'I0 LOAN _

ic' J. ii. wu.Mo'r

I "Your uncle wont be coming after 'had always said that Kasha would

call, darling" said Mrs, Morrison, inibungle th`ngs one of these days. If 2a relieved voice. “Kasha's just tcld,thlS man Blayiic was troublesome, fme that lie's had trouble with the 'why wasn’t he put out ofthe way _can My dear, ii you only knew how altogether? But it was not that so fgocci Providence fs to us. Listen! D'd much ns the fact that someone

lyou hear anything?" she asked sud- :mglit ring up while the police were deniy. ,'A ring at the boil, perhaps!" here, and that would be awkward-

Natalie Morrison was not lstcn~ very.

ning to the others words, She had Tlicy had not long to wait before

:dropped disconsolately into a chair .ri trim maid handed Inspector Web-

-, _-__ _ _ | -

'House ron siir

MCLEOD & BENTLEY J. A, Ill-I.\"l`l.l‘IY W. IC. |!l'IN'l`l.EY, K. C.

_ Barriwler und Attorney-at-Law

M().‘\`EY T() LOAN 0llIcc: 180 Richmond Street

>___. __i___l_l_l

MissLaili‘aM.HughcsR.N.

Agent |»f‘|'ili;‘0 Conlmunllin (fups. Collection Plates, rio. Allin .\'ovnit_v ll:md Bags. IHS Euston Sf. Phnne ll86-L. Oct. 19-'.v.=;m-l nlolltii.

Proiiibition Commission (‘li.1s. ll. lilark, _('hairman, fhrirlnttcinwn. Jas. Il. Illcllnnnld, Wes! St. Pekin Jnhn Simpson, llamilinn.

Qeml nil i.lff\:~r.1.~,i!cn rcgardinli

lr.i`r.ii'tIi.ii': cl I`2iI>ZlIl)l`lION ACT lo the above or tn

Inspector J. Fripps, B. C. M. P., -,

' """.?:..rs.s;~...',._...-...., .;_-;_. ,

Tenders will be received up to ‘have ldone, perhaps you can help us_his private life . . . anything that F

November lst. for ss-lc 0! Property in regard tc one or two matters." might help us in our inquiries,"

N05- 42°-44-45 Gflfivll Street- During the t'me Webster had been "And even il I did, Inspector,"

talking Blayne had been watching smiled Mrs. Morrison, "do you think S

"C" lis. _ the faces .of th¢ two women. The I should be so ungencrous as to re-

°~'-"_ Zililcldn woman’s face was immobile'

_“lm-il- . gale you with scandal when the scsi-io-26-wtsm-4i_ 'U h d d mm,

Good investment. Address Box

FOR SALE

Four pair Wild Geese broken to

evcr seen except at the meetings had

:;sccme<i to have taken control of

. 2 I _ther lives.

Ann Morrison. on the other hand,

while outwardly calm and self-pos- scsscd, was secretly afraid of what

she knew must be coming. It was probably about the matter of the poisoned dart that afternoon. She

|It is for that reason we are here to- night Knowing him as you must

ie grey eyes ar an g ng; the mouth pressed into a narrow red inc almost straight.

The other-whom Biayne was

surprised to discover was not the

the detective, "you can't poss'bly know anything, for instance, about

gentleman is no longer here to de-

.“'r€."i.r'-af,-‘<~:»,,~.‘-.-s-e‘.',*~ ~-1' ., _

she was quietly listening and that ifwiiole attitude’ puzzled him. There need be she could repeat the detec- were moments when she seemed ut-i "D'd'“'° I have “ Pm' °f 31'-Wes

uY?._, words pretty wen on by heart; tem, detached; as though she wmlwlth me when we arrived, Wehsterih,

Im afraid we arc not going fa beinbvious to me unusual lime drsmaim °‘“‘°d~ ”‘“°°”‘"Y- I mu” mv”

of h Ist .i _ ~ _ murI;1dxcMrslisSMolilld;(i>nlD"$l)'iTl' scr:`:clm"`§<l:1;0$dnliavc troubled you. Mrs.i "Let me fetch mem 1°’ y°“'" have only been here a. liitic over lM'orrson,” Webster said politelyqsaid the W°m““ l`i“i°k1l'-

three months, and while, of co1irsc,}"Wcll, Blayile, we'd better be push~' _we knew Mr. Gaynor quue well byling along," in added an-ning ¢,,'iwt them." countered Blsync. and sight and reputation, not once did the younger man. We have thc olnwrilmliy oi c\'cn| Mrs. Moi-neon had been looking W” 9~1’°‘“’Y h“IfW“Y °»‘°“S the ha” speaking to him. But tell ine, In-_quickly around the room as Web-,ln th” dlrecum °f th° “mm they spector, why it should be necessary stcr spoke. ‘ to make police lnqulri . when al "Perhaps you would like ,_ 4,-cpl man has ded a natural death? Is oi soniciling before you go?" she °1°gle‘° t'° Miss Mommni wh‘°m he that quite usual?" Isugggsged 1,95pif,ab1y_ "3 spat of expected to find there, but thc room

"Madam," began Webster, “it has ivlrskcy, maybe," say;ng which she was empty.

not yet been definitely detcrmned moved swiftly ovcr to the sideboard' quite how Montgomery Gaynor d`cd,`and with her back tumed to ti'ie'in|51d°b°°'d where me decmter 5f‘°°d" i i

.ctherwise we should not be wasting begun to mow, mc decame,-_ our time he,-e_~» | The move Wm so unexpected that small frame tumed face downwards Blayne glanced sharply at wcb-_Webster was immediately on the ‘beside it that his 935°' hands

ster. He was surprised to hear the alert, and looking quickly in the low 5°“Eht-

_Inspector losing his temper, It was rectangular mirror at the top saw lsomeih Hs Blayne had never be- that in moving _the decanter for- his HP’ “-5 he “und himself l°°k` fore experienced. `ward her free hand had del'bei-ately

Mrs. Morrison was a poi-tiy wo- ‘pushed something over, Sonia Gaynor as they looked at him mm °f the msironly type and, “Thanks all the same, lvii-s. Mor- fi‘°m °“i °f the Ph°*°¥"“i’h-

Blayne's eyes watched her covertly. r'son, but wpnmthel. now- he mid_ She betrayed no obvious sign oi gi,-,ming 5ign|f1c,,_n;|y inwards annoyance at Websters rebuff. in- Biaym_ who was not sure Wheum.

. . p_ y_ .

Montgomery Gaynor whom, I am "Of course ii you didnt know him Qu; in the han mee mo,-e_ Blame - -7- E- STEVg'~\B':`. sure, you probably knew quite well. well enough to speak to." went an Suddemy s¢°pped_ 5M8_m_a5_m °°" “7'

,end mmseu. lgdmt M.. At North _WIltshire, by Auction, Thursday, Nov. 3, Bm,” thought he dmcted __ note, (next day if ra|ny,) highly improved farm of 78 acres, to- 0, challenge ,n the woman., me gather with stock, crop, household furniture and farm and he could me that Webster was implements including gasoline engine, grain cracker, seed-

_nme person is i.. ina encountered ...ales si an ev-ann. swirl grader, and hish quality cream separator-

tether. Shot over Four Years, price ‘earlier in the nrterrinon-sat quiet- Meanwhile the girl in the chair L L

$10-00 iicr Pair. liy beside the fire scarcely paying beside the fire had mg gpnkyn, A ° ' P0" 0i“°= BM 639- Flcicrifivri- any aiinilen in what the scniinnd frown distressed the penny while- ALEX MacRAE, Auctioneer

10 15 ,L N' B' Ymd man W35 53371715- YC! Kill the |1168! Of l\¢l' bl`0W Wl1lCl'i l'lB.d HOL 65- 212-u _ _ . -

Same. Blayne was conscious that caped Blaynes scmtny, and her 1 my .5

...-‘M

|ieii the-in inside."

"I think I remember just where I

before she could protest further he

had just left.

He was prepared to make his ap~

Quickly he moved across to the

But it was not the decanter but ii

A gasp of amazement fell from

ing into the provocative eyes ci

(To Be Continued)

Breezy New Yorker: "It‘s great`

to be alive.'

Friend: "So you’re just back from

Chicago, ch?"

IN BANKRUPTCY .

In ihc matter of the bankruptcy

of A. Frederick Hardy, Bankrupt.

Sealed tenders will be received

by the undersigned up to noon Tuesday the lst day of November A. D. 1932, for all or any of thc iollowing parcels which comprise all the assets of the Bankruptt-

Carcel No. 1-Store and lot on

Main Street, Alberton.

Parcel No. 2-House and lot in

Aibcrion on Reid Street.

Parcel No. S-Six acres of land

oii Dufferin Street.

Parcel No. 4-12 for: pcns and

houses.

Parcel No. 5-Groceries amount-

ing to $1,094.07.

Parcel No. 6-Hardware amount-

ing to $918.02. '

Parcel No. 7 - Crockerwarc

amounting to $178.05.

Parcel No. B-Dry goods amount- ing to $89.59. l Values placed on parcels no. 5, 6,

7, 8, at invoice prices.

- _ - I

-xl-Z-1--:I

‘ BIG SALE 0F

FARM STUCK

Place ............ Tignlsh Date ............ Wed. Nov., Time 1.30 P.

I aiu diistructcil by J. ll. & Company, Ltd., to sell at

barn at Tlgnish tilmre the

ing farm stock:

Z5 milk cows.

IG liorscs

5 Brood Saws.

2 Pure Bred York Bnars.

65 liens. Terms up to $25.00 cash, ovlf

$25.00 on approved joint notes hnii of amount ll months, balanm- 12 months. A discount ol 6% Wi" I” allowed for cash on all purcimscs for over $25.00. ll day is stormy sale will be 11014

Friday, November 4th.

F. J. E. WRIGHT.

Auctioneéli

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and bills receivable of the bankrupt ‘ together with any securities there- fore.

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whole or any of the parcels. The highest or any tender not necessar- ily accepted. Inventory of the stock may be seen at Messrs. DeBiois

Bi-os., Charlottetown, Messrs. J. I-i.| Myrick do Co., Alberton, or at the office of the undersigned, Water Street, Summerside.

Inspection of the stock may be made at my time by applying tn’ Mi-. 'r. o. Bail ai Mews. J. 1-i.| Myrick ai Co.'s'store, Alberton. I Dated lt Bummerside, this 20th

day of October, A. D. 1992.

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