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ClearanceAuction Sale At Hermitage

To be sold by Public Auction on

the premises occupied by Everett W. Dunphy, on Wedncsuy. the l4thI day of May. A. D. 1930 at one o`- I elock, the following: 1 Binder. IF A: ' WJ I wheel harrow_ 1 dmc narrow. _ gang plow, cultivator, cart, irucl;._ e.‘aggon_ driving \\agg0n_ wood sleigh. ' hay carrier, Renfrew separator. two sets working harness, set driving harness, roller, two horses, 1 cow, 1 I ycarling, 2 pigs. Z0 hens. 10 cords wood. 5 cord lumber, also the house- I hold fumlture including one range. 4S:|si;altal 2 bedroom suites, rlininr; room mite. chairs. tables, carpets, oilclcths, dishes and numerous oth- er articlbl. _ Good title: 'No reserve; terms at

tale. G. R. Holmes. 3711-5-10-ill

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All :accounts due us must be settled I

on or before May 20th lost., by pay- ing same to Neil McCannell. Clerk ui I the County Court. I

Macensn mms. _

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OH, yea, but then his bill maker

auch a fine storage place for the

' [-1 am instructed to sell at Public.

Auction on the premises at Fort; Augustus on Thursday, the 15th clay ’ of May, property of the lnbe Cl1rir.~_` topher Bradley. consisting of fifiyf acres of land with dwelling housel

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“Modern marriage is .1 farce In

which the actors play a part."

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' ’ ber of your baseball team? He Il

too ciumay to play."

bats and extra balls."

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and outbulldings in excellent local- '

ity on the Fort Augustus Roar! near } Church and school,

J. A. MCDONALD. _

.1 Auctioneer. ` jun aezs-5-7-sl .

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Professional Cards I

E u g e n e Perma ncnt Waving and FINGER WAVING Al branches of Beauty Culture at the ELITE BEAUTY snorrlz .

Summeraidc

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BELL é? MATHIESON

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D. L MATRIESON, I.|. A Barriners. sein-mn-s. su. Money to Loan. Dlliceo-Charlottetown and Montagua

NAUDITORS

- Accounts Audited. Income Tax ‘

Returns Prepared.

A. E. Mx-\cNeill €<fCo.

_ 121 Grafton Street .usa-4-i l-imo.

'Mark R. McGuigan, I ' _ R. A.

l IAIISTIB, SOLICITOI, IRL

' MONEY T0 IAMN Uamsren Bleek, Charlottetown. P.|t.L

I McLeod & Bentley

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_ W. E. BENTLEY, K. 0. larrtner and Attorney-at-nn Office: In Richmond i;tr¢¢¢ MONEY T0 DOAN Charlottetown. I. E. I.

McDonald & McPhee ' B. A. ’

I. A. MeDONALD. ll. Y. MeP\ll.’\ IHIIIQTUIS. A'l'|'(illNl'YS. ITC _ KONI! T0 LOAN

Stewart & Lowther '§ .l. n. snwaar. lt. o _

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First Chorus Girl: _What do yot

think of that report -about her

hair.

Second 'Chorus Girl: False.

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Truly g ioyous outlook!

‘ The accuracy of my guem was oon- firmed as snatcheg of talk floated back to me. 1 gathered. also. that there was some contention among [hem about their immediate coursc of action. the words “Skipper late" cropping up every now and then. I understand from chance-caught phrases that the skipper had been away getting provisions somewhere. and had not yet tumed up. One voice louder than the others seemed to pre-

dominate, and then they started to 1 unload the lorry, The other two lorries that had started bcl0rc Us WUC HOW'

| whcrc to be seen. They must have al- i ready emptied. and h:\<l SOHC 011 lllflf

fback and kent still, as two men dc-

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atands out above all others in

mad. I quickly dropped :goin on mi' 4‘THERE-5 ONE THING that

Itachccl thcmscl\'es from l-he rest mid' Icanir over to the .sgct where I lay. l "l~lcrr_" snicl one of them. poinlnigf clown at me, and they liltecl m" \\‘iil1» case and jogge<l me up the carl.-l1'ack. Where was I being taken now? ThlS _question did not worry me louz. in-I _ cause the jolting movement was mnk- ing the corals cut into my wrists and. ,lc-gs, and the immediate phy.ico.l suf-

I lering. and how Lo case it, was all 1| could think of for the next few pain- 1 ful nilnutes.

"l'll walk if you loose my feet." I -

gronnecl.

“Youll shut up," growled the fel- low who held xny feet. I

'Ihey lurolied into ri hole at thc!

I ronclsxcle. nnd I callcrl out wilh agony. ,I'l’hcn I was dragged a low yards' up ‘ a steep pa-th, and I saw we were on a

:little flat space in front of a tiny

I whitcwnshed fisl1crninn`,5,co‘_tagc_

Without hesitntiiig they advanced Ito me door, one of mem locked it: ,open with his foot. and we entered. I I was bumped round a table, and ano- ther door was pushed back. I had bcem

lifted in leo! first, ;\nd'thc inanwiioi held my leg.; was clearing space on thc* floor. Unceremoniously I was rlropped. and ii lock grated homo. _

For a minute I could do nothing but

‘ llc and gasp with relief. The agony of I that sliort- journey had been ilmpeak- I able. When I was able to twist round and look qbout me, I saw there wasl a small window high in the wall, andI a little light struck on the other side of the tiny room. As my eyes grew more accustomed to thc darkness, I_ saw tim; thc wl1ii.e\\'as_l1ecl walls were'

thick with what looked vaguely likei . posts :md nets and 'other suchI thinrs. Apparently I had been lockedf

I in a sort of .'_tcrr:'oom. thc other roomi I lhrcugli which we had entered bcingf

the living rooni of the cottage. I

“Hullo!" I called out softly. "Is any.

one there?" There was no reply. And that struck me ns, queer. For an idea had been taking shnje in my mind

that I was not the only one who hadl been carried to the coast in these lorries. Mr. Shaw, their other prisoner wus not far off. or my rc:\soning po- wers wei'e much nt fault, For tliry clearly wanted Slmw out of their way ~

making a girl really alluring."

says Clara Bow, _whose vivid beauty and personality have won her world-fame in motion pictures. “~It-'a lovely skin.

“You may have marveliously appeal-

ing eyes-and a lot of charm-and a beautiful figure.

“But just notice the way people

cluster around a» girl who has lovely skin! And any girl can have lovely skin is she takes good care of itl

“I got my first chance in the movies,

partly, at least, because of what my father calls my ‘baby-smooth' skin.

“You see. motion picture directors

found out long ago that unless a girl has marvellous skin she can never make millions of hearts beat faster when she appears in a close-up. The incandes- cent lights reveal the tiniest fiaw‘in the skin!

’ "That‘s why we motion picture ac- tresses have to keep our skin at ita very best every minute.

“Several years ago some of ua

began using L'ux Toilet Soap, and were enthusiastic about it. _

“So other screen

stars began to use it -until it wa|n’t long before almost every important actress in Hollywood was using it. Janet Gaynor- Joan Crawford- Billie Dove-Bebe Daniels-Dorothy

°*“'*°"" Mackaill.

"Take ,Nancy Carroll, for instance,

one» of Yaramotrntb most fascinating girls. She keeps her fair skin delectable as an apple blossom with Lux Toilet Soap.

“And Mary Brian, too. Her skin is

clear and smooth as a little girl’a. jean Arthur, too, keeps her skin _lovely with Lux Toilet Soap. .

"In fact," Clara

Bow goes on to say, “nearly every girl I know in Holly- wood uses this soap. And aren’t: we glad that we

as much as they wanted mc. and Ii had heard him being taken from ai shed at Black Edge not long before Ii was bundled outmyself_

Then. if Shaw was not in this

have kept our skin in good condition -now talkiea have

MARY IIIAN

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even more close-ups than the silent pictures havel

“When I get letters from girls all

y over the country ` - S o m a n y 0 f them saying nicc things about my skin - I long to answer every one of them and tell these girls that thc y can keep

1 their akin just

JEAN ARTHUR as beautifully

smooth as we screen stars do--by using Lux Toilet Soap.”

JOAN CRAWFORD faces the close-up without fear

9 out of 10 Screen Stars use it

Thereare now 521 important actresses in Hollywood, including all stars. Of these, 511 use Lux Toilet Soap, both at home and in their studio dressing rooms. Indeed, as a result of their en- thusiasm thia 'fra- grant ` white soap has been made offi- cial in all the great film studios in

Hollywood.

, If you aren`t one of the millions of I

girls and women KAY "U\NC'3 who are using this fine soap, made by just the same method as are the finest soaps of France, do try it. You will be delighted with its quick generous lather -even in the hardest water- and with the way it keeps your skin always

chamiingly fresh and smooth. Order '

several cakes-today.

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Clara Bow. scintillating Paramount star, in the luxurious bathroom

designed especially for her in Hollywood. There--as in her dressing room “on location”-she uses Lux Toilet Soap. Shc says : “Just notice the way people cluster around a girl who has lovely skin! . . . And beautifully smooth skin means even more to a screen star than to other women. 1

Lux Toilet Soap is auch a help in keeping the skin in perfect condition!"

Lever Brothen Limited. Toronto-Sol .makers by apwinuneni in their lxccllenciea

me o¢>v¢msf4:.¢nmI’.a<i vnmam. wiiilqsss CKAAQ M

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1. LESTER DOUGLAS

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Bobby: We'rs just bobbin' fer

I-ond trip onthnt service viz. on the

Charlottetown at 7 A. M. returning

trim will be made. _

This schedule effective until Jane

soul. _

Charlottetown, May 8, 19m.

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FOR i SALE

SEI-:1_J Poa'roEs

Spaulding Rose I Irish Cobblers " Green Mountains

At our Warebolo. lI»¢an’s Wharf. _

_ _Phone ll1l_

the intervening weeks the two round I

fisherman‘s cottage, where was he? Prcbbaly. I decided he had already

dimly to distinguish 0bj00ts 0lJl>0Si!e

_ \\ / I been taken out to the snip in me bay. 0 ~ _N |

1 //' It looked as if they didn't want ns _ _ 0

' ' f to meet. or. indeed. the one to know ‘ y Fir" swupmf H°"3”|"0°d"th9" Bf0“d"W9

Mother! Marcy._ Bobby, what that the other was a prisoner. _and |1010 thg Europwyg Cgpfgab _ 0 _ l

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sland nothing squirming with a

following am, my mi. and mn. Hospltal ""°"’ ““°"‘°’ l""“~ I °"'“¢¢‘ "<1 lli','

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ai... .mm mn me zum. num; Annual Mwtmg 12:1"-1tth¢m.s:that;nynumbe¢\zin _b Im atm; mo :Maw "I2: chu-gee to partially mm mst of

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um to me prim-.e nature mule Hospital will be held In Saint l’lnl's Parish llsil an Thursday, May 21nd,

for the government of the institution in accordance with the by-laws and

ADA ll. IIAIIIS,

Secretary.

8846-D-I-tstiwka.

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Annual Meeting ..:._........,

lisprernleeaaillao

The Annual Meeting of the Bllvac e’slook~p. nl. sharp,

wuld D01’ ll!! WI by the feel lf 'Winn'

wsu len. vieuirn at 1 r. M. nurtng | A ,,,,,|,, mm," 0, _,I mmnm there W e sham edge I could me .nu wo mmm. 'ul be "M

I ' “W” my b°"d‘- separately er on bloc. An attractive

, An inch at a time. I moved. making price will in given for quick sale.

_ in unholy einem umm; me pea with, Ani: to ioao, at a amen p. in., for ni. pm-. - my "°"”°“ ’°"' "mil “li “K4 '°M‘ w. x. moons. ian. pose of electing trustees and any wld mmimua lump M 'mm_°' JW _I-T. 00L.D._A. MaoKINNON, other business that may be brought! My nnnn' °t"'°wh|nl “'54 tWllUDl.‘ Llullldnlofll

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For Sale

The Uharloti/chown Driving Park

track is now ready for training pur- poses. Tickets good up to August 10th. also permitting use of s stall should be obtained from the Secret- ary’s Office. A fee of U5 will be

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the little window My first lm re ' ' ’ -- ..... ._ . ____ __ _______,___,-

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sion had been correct there were piles bm I shut my meth hard' on thuhn' “mn the "Isp rlgidm' °f Wm

` ` chances ln a shar cl e

of nets and posts; and I wiggled into of be g D e g "mms, “ax” N U T \ C E T U

_ those tools lay my only remaining I shuffled anoth i cl . I

eeoeoeooeooo-o¢¢»¢e»¢»+»o+ n sitting p::s1»tion as I imagined I sawf I I er “ "' and ml ' »

_ _ rope of liberty. The floor was, lum- (Continued on page 6) p t g t

‘i a bundle of tools thrown beside them bered mm ts ml tu __ d Om- I e m e _ e

slades and th like Tools-there was nk “known to 11° n nn er '"`° 1**

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sl S. ajpossible way? of salvation. ju U W m ' Inch by Inch II H U R S E M E , . " |

. | wrlzgled among lt and got my face I

N O ,I-I I C an; §;fe£e:I:llEl;;‘:E n:;'dknt:;":l; close to the jumble ot tools__Then II

' , moved round to let the fain; iight-

_l_ thi; position the cords cut cruelly, strike them' There Wu the handle 01;

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keeping track in condition.

J. W. -BOULTBB.

Secretary. Drving Park and

Provincial lbrhibition » Associat-

8584-5-0-tl.

The Great Axworthy

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will stand for service at the Agricultural Hall. CI\a"I°"°' town, for the season of 1930. ' '

I This big, stylish, brown horse has the quality, 9“b' stance bone and action necessary in a high class sire-

_ At the Ottawa Show, shortly after an ocean v0i’l¥_°' Craigenflower stood next to Lascelles, the grand chamlililn at the canadian Naomi Exhibition, 1929. Exn¢rU1°“‘ judges pronounce him one of the beat staillons in Canadi-

'rms splendid minion, urea by un popular A“°"""

flower (12007) and out of a dam by the World fum?"

Baron of Buchlyvie (9958)' proved aaucceaaful sire-lf; Scotland where he commanded a wide patronale “I f_°°'° $25.00. ~ ‘ -

The breeding and quality of this horse is of the 'W

cholceat, and owners of mares 'should give him all I"'P°°' tion' before breeding.

T011!!! $l2.00Ieash or $15.00 on approved notes due __

vember 15th, 1980. `

For additional information apply _

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