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The. old. selling and how it ‘tits

“kiosks more-lit” meant scsgzéondltelhtng,

is ca!

Spinning and Weaving

w Send me your wool to be spit-n into yarn and wove intn blankets. Single yklrn l5 2.3 rents and doubled 28 cents per pnunrl. Blanket $2.25; it takes ﬂvc lbs. oi‘ wool tn mnilc u blanket. They will nil he laundered unless ordered lttliﬂfltlst‘. “lull must be well washed nnd nil flirt and burrs picked out. The also III single yarn is medium nntl double yarn. line, medium and iroarse. Put shipp" name on all |l.1l‘t't'l\' zvmi owners name, address llilll instructions inside: otherwise Wc

‘will r. t he responsible for losses. Feud by mail or freight. Freight will in: paid on 100 lbs.

“'11. LANDRIGAN,

F". Queen Street. Charlottetown. t“.lT-ﬁ-l-tizilrrrw-lziinllthl.

Professional Cards

sﬁrnlmer Niusic Course

Beginning Dilly 1st a three months tour-p m piano. vniee rind theory l8 oticrerl luv tile Charlottetown School \. Ito)‘ Kenlizlil, l..l§..-\.I\1., A.A.G.0.,

Director. tfl05-4-.‘J-\.\'r<id-‘ri-hitin-l month

Prohibition Commission (Thzlirmun, MR. GEORGE E.

M BROWN, lll.\l'{(i.~\'1‘l£, 1'. E. l.

Send all information regarding in-

lraetinns of PROHIBITION ACT to the above or to). J. Trainer. Com-

missioner, Provincial Police, Char- lottetown, or tu C. A. Miller, ln- spector, Sunlmcl-side, or to W. E. Iluylrnod, inspector for Queens, Charlottetown, or J. W. Piatts, ln-

_A sper-tor for Kings, Charlottetown.

I “Johnny, what is the fcmlnins corresponding to the masculine ‘stsg'?"

. "Afternoon tel." .3»

- sail l

LHIS DESCRIPTION OF HER

. While watching the circus parsds Rambo became separated In some unaccountable way from his swcct- heart. and hc asked s policeman to help him find her.

“Whatcioes she look llkc7"qucricd the officer.

"Well. ssh.” replied Rambo, “she's —shc‘s a brunette, ssh. with a ncw spring hat cn her hsld, an’ her name's Jcpheeny, sah."

Qua-r,-

b “My brother never mst with I disappointment in his lltc."

“How's that?"

“Ho ncvcr locks for anything but trouble."

_ barn ready for

(Continued) CHAPTER IX

late Tskcs s Hand

McAlpln had been working furi- ously all the day before. 1nd h“ elcry hostier and barn My Wolklll! his finger-ends off to nlaite the bl! ‘the expected visit of the head of the mm. Ben Weill- worth. Lefever had sent, word from Medicine Bend that Weniworth was bringing with him General Roller. chief engineer in charﬂe 0f ‘he railroad construction. Illd Yemlnded McAlpln that Wentworth would be looking for p. pony race or n same of poker.

One of the busy places in Sleepy Cut. particularly at stage time. W88 the open square in front of the com- pany barns. blacksmith shops, and paint and wagon Show. The

p Medicine Bend stage had pulled in

and pulled out again for the west. and the Thief River wagon, with mail and express, was maltinﬂ ready to start south, when Wentwoﬂh 811d General Rober ‘drew up before the burn.

As the company Selwood received the two men. Vi/entworth. almost as tall as Par- daloe. with large features. sweeping nlustachios, 885E551"! 93/95- WBBYlllK a broad pioinsmans hat. a. dusty ‘ velveteen suit, and huge solitaire diamond in the bosom of his gray woolen shirt, was a familiar figure to Selwood, who knew his peculiarl- ties well.

General Roper was an object. of much greater interest to Sclwood. He was shorter and stlouter with the advance of years than his compan- ion-wore a black slouch military hat and soldier's mustache, gray and close-cropped. Selwood, when he could decently do so unobserved, looked at this man very closely and inspected him very coldly-he felt

representative

consum- is, aunts: scsisssss sous.

sstwooraaifm st sPY c

FRANK H. , SPEARMAN

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wan-same! '_

that he had particular reason to do so.

The usual mwnm c! Wm!- wortlrs inspection trip was observed. After the horses, wssons. equipment. and shops hsd been gone ovcr, asl- wood took his guests to m.‘ hotel for dinner, stopping on the way It Tracy's tent that Wcntworth mlllll go in to speak to him.

The old man looked frail. "I'm going to miss my game of poker with you, Dave," remarked Wentworth, in the rough sympathy of men 0! his kind. "Brought up a min t0 trim you this tlmc-Gcnerol Roper." "You won't miss me," rctortcd Tracy htlskily, and the old gambler, in turn, named selwood. "He'll Kl" him s. game." . , . After dinner the construction en- gineers took For!" 5W1)’. Ind 591' wood drove Wentwolth to Thief River for the mine inspection. They got back late to the hotel, where carpy and Roper Joined them- After a good bit of talk and more or less action in the bat-room, the four went to the dining-room for a lute supper. The mesl was prolonged. Roper, old army officer and‘ steeped in the traditions of autocracy and action, began to manifest impstlencc as the early night wore on and no game was in sight. '

"When does this poker player of yours show up?" he asked of OIYPY- “What did you call him-‘Gentleman John?"

Carpy touched the old gentle- man's breast with his finger. "He was with us st supper tonight-John Selwood."

"That young fellow? wlcntwo ms superintendent?"

"That's ‘Gentleman .lohn‘--but dont call him that." explained Carpy with his broad smile, "unless you want a row."

Roper shrugged his "We're going to miss Dave 'I‘rscy

shoulders.

But now tho smcrll like slwrudcnt soldsir, rctrcotcd- 11o drew into his shell. silent and crsbbcd, and Scl- wood saw that something was necsusry 40' encourage ‘him. lie ordered breakfast. Ind while it was Nllll P709131 tbs lclicral‘ won some consolation pots. ' '

(‘lb be Continued)

susrloo coNvsu-l‘ ‘

‘Honor Roll cf Rultlcc Convent. for Grads x-l. Flora. MacDonald and Frances Gallant (equal).

Grade !X-1. Bernadette Plquet. 2. Occilia Dotson. 3. Iﬂllis Leclcxc. Grsdc VII-l. ‘Lucie Doiron, I. Edward Blanchard, s. Francis Gal- lsnt.

Grade VI-l. Helene Blanchard, l. GQOIQQ Plncou. 8. lldgsr Deslloches. Grade V-l. Lorettc Gallant, 2. Regina Gauthier. 3. Alice Pincsu. Grade III-l. Stella Blanchard, 2. Evelyn Gsllaut, 8. M. Helene 31AM-

' hard.

Grade lI-l. Eileen Dcucot, 2. Rita Doucet, 3. Adelina Bouin.

Grade 1-1. Alfrcda Douoct. 2. Urbin Dotson, S. Adrien Plncau.

5T. ANDREWS INSTITUTE The regular monthly mctcing of the 8t. Andrew's Womenslnstitute was hcld in the school house e... the evening of May 5th, with eleven members sud-two visitors present.

N .- ..

auswcrcd with "Gardening Hints." The minutes of the previous meeting were rcsd, adopted and signed by the president. The reports of tbs differ- ent committees were heard and a new sick committee appointed. ‘there wss also a. lengthy discussion on oth- cr important matters. The Institute wss dcliﬂstsd to welcome Mrs. Gec- rgs Maclansic, as a new number of tbs Iostttuts. Aftsr- the buslncssfor ths evening concluded, the meeting sdlourmd. oftcr which the Notional Anthem was sung. Tbs June meet- ing is to.be held at the home of Mrs‘. Frank Macmtyrs. roll coll to be ans- ‘wcrcd with "Jokes."

room-moor AIIOPLANI

wwnolz, Juno 1. (British Unit- cd Pram-A non crsshable sero- plane, which will make travel "by sir‘ ussfcssbyrosdorrsllhss been invented and will have its first tests sometime this month. This new type of ‘plane. which, it is claimed, will sink to earth ss slowly asa parachute in the event of the engine failing or

csn climb sllnost verticslly snd land inlcssspocespsccthanls. ’to pull up a car going 20 milu an hour. It can travel st a speed o‘! 120 miles su hour.

POLICE USE DREAMS ASCLUI ROME, Junc 1. (British United Prom-After a young woman teach- er had drcsmcd that she was murd- ered, her body was found 1n a mul- tllatcd condition ncsr Milan. Her dream description of her murderer is now being used by police as a clue. A few days before her‘ terrible death occurred, she told hcr mother of s dream in which she was accosted by

The " _ opened with the Creed, followed by the roll call, which wsc

s. manon a. bicycle and murdered

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the driver losing control, is s de-. Wllllﬂ We velopment of the Cevrs. uutogyro. it‘ The manner in which the dream co- insides with the fscts of the murder

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"You may; you may," assented Carpy cnigmotlcslly. "Butt the young fellow will do the best he can-'

The four men sat down in Osrpy’! room. Csrpy supplied the chips and opened a big box of cigars while - Selwood placed s new deck of cards on the table, the seal of thcpsckct was broken. He acted as banker.

Midnight found the four men fresh at the work, the gains and losses see-sawing from one pile of chips to another. At two o'clock in the morning Garpy, a moderate winner, dropped out on the plea. of necessity. Wentworth and Selwood were be- hind; Roper was winning and‘ in excellent humor. With the dsy breaking in the east sud the sir of

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Applications will bc received by the undersigned until the eighth day of June, 1931, from students ’ ‘ of competing in a written examin- ation to be held in July next in i“ lottelown and Kislkora. for a Connolly Estate Scholar-sill," Candl- datcs should have a knowledge of Grads X work in the public schools. and must bc eligi to compete under the provisions of the will o! the late Owen Connolly.

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the room,

worth, s. considerable loser, quit.

ate was whetted for further victor- ies. .

"I don't usually sit in a game longer than this." wood, whose co , o proof against sdversc fortune. if you want to make it noon, I'm agreeable."

Wentworth threw himself on the bed beside Csrpy. whose snoring was of s peaceful nature. ﬂelwood pushed aside the calico curtoins, threw open the windows for air, put out one of the hot lamps, dashed some cold water ovcr his face, and sat. down to finish with the man best known orig the poker players of the Mountain divide.

The young gambler meant to trial him: and all that had gorlc before was only preliminary to what was now in hand. From the moment Selwood had sat into the play the night before, he had dons little morc than to study Popper's game. Roper liked the ‘ -hsnded gsmc-Belwood meant that he should-mount that his confidence should be firmly estbsllshed. The general continued to win until within half sn hour of breakfast. when a bsd strcslc cost him heavily. Over-confidence lcd

afield; chance, poker luck, deserted him. In s fit of pique, the

it rudely back to his aid-with the mortifyin! result that in hsu s

had msde in the early morning hours. Sclwood was showing his teeth.

Nor was the strategy he mdde use of altogether in the monotonous turn of the cards and the ncrvc. iwearlng bet against. the unseen. Ho

[reasoned that before General Roper I n'ru'd l~sc

, ‘:- .-¢_

his winwngs he must lose l~"s "mper: this th~ s‘: 1113540115 hands had cost him.

vltiated by the kerosene lamps, heavy and enervsting, Went-

"I hope you're not done, young man." exclaimed Roper, whose psi-

rsspondcd Bel- seemed "But

him for Just s little while too fsr that mysterious agsncytcf momentarily

general tried to discipline lt-to drag

dozen hands he lost every dollar he v

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