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1IthdayofMa«yI93liat1.30p.m. ”‘ IIIIIIG-ll’:

HOUSE, 1401' AND OUT BUILD- INGS, The House consists of nine rooms, all hardwood floors down- stairs except kitchen, all modern oonvenieuoes (including Inter and sewerage )a.n ideal home for a busi- ness or professional man, also twen- ty-three acres of Farm land in a

In the Probate Court VIII, A. D. 1036. ‘

In re Estate of Owen llloonnid Into of Charlottetown In Queen's County In the said Province. Retired Railway- naan, deer.-used, testste:

By the Honourable HAROLD LION- All) PALMER, Burrorute, Judge of Problte. lo. Do.

To the Sheriff of the County of Queen's County. or any Constable or llternte person within said County.

GREETING!

WHEREAS upon reading the peti- tie: on file of Blrhnrd Doullll at 1‘

Engineer, and If. Aibnn Former of tha some plnsie, Barrister-at-Law. the Executors of the above named estate praying that a citation may he issued for the purpose hereinafter set forth: You are therefore hereby required to cite all persons interested in the said Estnte to be and appear before me st 3 Probate Court to be held in the Court House in Chnrlottetowu, in Queen’: County. in the said Province. on Friday the twenty-ninth day of May next coming at the hour of eleven o'clock forenoon of the some day to

- good state of cultivation. Together with I-‘arm Implements, Furniture and s quantity of Merchandise.

srocx AND nrr1.ssseN'rs

Cow. Driving Wagon, Sleigh,

~ Harness. Binder, Mower. Single

~ Plow, Lever Barrows. Spike Har-

ig rvlrs, Manure spreader, Cart,

. f. . 'i‘ruchwa(on. Gasoline Engine, lawn 2 Mower, Cream separator.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

1 Dining Room Suite, a number of ' "Bedroom Suites, Mnttrules and ' springs, Sewing Machine, Large Q" Mirror, Bookcase, Lounges, Cooking Stove, Furnaceue, Wood Heater. a Lot 0! Valuable Books, Easy Chairs. Organ, Pictures, Cabinet Radio, B0!- fet and many other articles too numerous to mention. ___» Also a ’ of Merchandise 3- consisting of Dry Goods, Boots. _--- Shoes etc.

~--- Terms on Personalty: All sums of L. s1o.oo and under cush, over that --1 amount credit until the lat day of .‘__-November 1936 on approved Joint L... notes.

Terms on Res! lstste made

.1... known at sale. . RUTH Maehliol), Administrstrix.

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show cause if any they con Why “I0 Accounts of the said Estate should not he passed and the Estate closed as prayed for in said petition and on motion of hi. Aibnn Furlner, Esq..- Proctor for said Petitioners.

And Ldo hereby order that I true copy hereof he forthwith llnbllslled in some newspaper published in Char- lottetown sforesnld once in each week for at least four consecutive weeks from the date hereof and that I true copy hereof he forthwith posted in the following public places respective- ly namely, In the hull of the Court House in Ohnriotteto .. nforesald. at or near the Royal Bank of Canada and at or near the Bani: of Non Seotla both in Charlottetown flore- sald. AND I do hereby further order that a true copy hereof he forthwith served on the Attorney-General of this Province-——so that all persons in- terwsfed in the said Estate as afore- suld may have due notice thereof. GIVEN under my hand and Seal of the said Court this 21th day of April A. D. 1936 and in the first year of His Majesty's reign.

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(aft!) )1. L. PALMER Judie of Probate L-Alflfi-4-28-H-ll-I2-ID

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CANADA PROVINCE OF" PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND

NOTICE To cnanrrons 0!‘ FIRST MEETING WHERE RECEIVING ORDER. MADE.

IN THE MATTER OF THE Bankruptcy of Adrien F. ‘ nault, of the Town of Suin- nlerside, Prince Edward Island,

_A|i0T|_llN sue

B--‘ ‘ -at-law. Debtor. Notice is hereby given that Adrien

F. Arsenauit, of the Town of Sum- merside, Barrister-st-law.

Prince

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“Ids quietly," heusaid gently. “You'll feel better after a while," ad his closed her eyel. feeling in

presence of this strange man sndinohtsxooma curious security and safety. Everywhere she had turned for so long—-at home, or to Joel and his unressoning Jealousy —-she was met with misunderstand-

Ilark ting beside her, saw tears beneath her lashes. Iris was bee/utifu1—e promise ful- filled. During the hours he had watched her sleeping, her features, the vivid flame in her cheeks, the way her dark ?.'2'lIr grew off her forehead, and the slim young grace of her had been made so indelible in his mind, he knew ‘,that where- ever he went after tonight he would never be free of her dis- turbing beauty and grace. Why- this was the reason Florida had bored him why everything bored him because, as is so often the case. what he had been seeking was not remote but incredibly nesn.

She opened her eyes, actually seeing him for the ,flrst time, see- ing deep-set dark eyes In a thin rugged sunburned face, dark hair.

and a. mouth that could be both stern and Slnlllng. "Feeling better?" he asked.

"My head . . "You have a good sized bump on it,” he said. (‘to remember me by. I apologize for being a poor nurse. I could only think of getting you out of the rain." He smiled." 1 put the gazdeniras in water."

Iris managed a faint apprecia- tive smile. “To remember me by.’ Bhe frowned and pressed her hand to her forehead. “What happened? I don't remember . . _"

“My luck that I was riding by," he said, smiling down on her from what seemed to Iris towering heights. ‘"1 saw a scared taxi driver with s fainting girl. He was quite willing that I should kidnap you. Don't blame him too much. He probably didn't. want to lose his Job, poor chap. If you feel well enough to go home now . . . ." She sat. upright. "I think I should call my hostess and ex- plait why I failed to appear at her party."

Mark’: mouth lost its and was all amusement. "I have called your hostess. Our hostess, I should say "

"I don't understand," said Iris. He looked at her soberly. "Mary said that her party was not in vain since we have met, Miss Wade. Ibrtunately the photograph in M'a.ry's living room is an excel- lent llkenm."

She was like a bewildered child for a moment. Then she laughed quietly, "Oh, I see, now. You're . . . . . .the man who sent the ilwdentus.”

“I"n Mark Christian, who came back from Floris because Mary told me Iris Wade was a poem " "And now." said Iris. “you find that the poem lambs and has is

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Edward Island, was adjudged Bank- rupt on the 29th day of April A. D. 1938, and that the first meeting of creditors will be held on the 19th day of May 1986 at the hour of eleven o'clock in the forenoon at the

A1‘ 91 UPPER QUEEN STREET; CIIABLOTTETOWN, P. E. I.

I am instructed by John Mc-

-- Cormack to sell by public auction ~ on Tuesday the 12th day of May. . A. n. me. at no p.m., in. house *7, and lot of. ill Upper Queen street, », '~ Lot is 45 x 90 with home and par- age. and shed.

This is a splendid property. The house is new. and is well situated, being a corner propefly,

For further particulars

JOHN P. BRADLEY 0 Co.. Auctioneer.

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,,._.l'rofessiona| cards _v I -‘ 2 McLeod & Bentley

_l ‘ . W- E. BENTLEY. K. 0. ' J. A. BEh'l'l.£Y, K.

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office: 180 Ilohlnolltl IIIOII».

MacGuigan & Trainor IIAIK

B. MMGUIGAN, [.13. 0» 81'. OIAII TIAINOI, 3. A.

Law Courts Building, in the City of Charlottetown.

To vote thereal proofs of claims

and proxies smut be filed with me prior thereto. '

Those having claims against the

estate must file the same with the

custodian or the Trustee when sp- Ilolnted before the distribution: is made, otherwise the proceeds of the estate will be distributed among the parties entitled thereto, without re- nrd to such claims.

Dated at Sulnmerside, this lth day of May A. D., 1936.

summer-side, P. I. I. rurnsuxcn I. I. WEIGHT. cutodisn L-40$-ll-9-I2-18.

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‘hours with Joel, and the long days

bump on her head "

H9 tossed his cigaret in the fireplace and sat beside her. “Then let us call you an animat- ed. very human poem, Iris."

A mysterious smile he did not understand suddenly curved her mouth. Iris was thinking, "How dellshted Mother will be when she knows it is Mark Christian. He's rich, handsome, and brilliant. A man of the world. His pole is world famous. Well. Mark." Iris thought bitterly. "what place are’ you going to have in my twisted l Bfflirs Are You going to bring me the happiness I've never had or add more misery to my present unhap- plness?"

He brought her sparkling wine, and while the cool spring ruin beat against the windows Iris spent: twoAof the most interesting hours of her life. feeling as natural and as unaffected with him as she felt with Tommy. Two hours. she was afterward to think, that were spurt from and above the torturous life in the house in Wai- brook, and the secret forbidden

In Doctor Tracy's office and the endless stream of rich ailing wt» men.

with keen perception he knew, when her eyes surveyed the quiet room. with the deep chairs and soft lights. that I1-is did not spend her life in such pleasant surround- ings. Mary had said that Iris was poor and had is wretched me at home. Mark admired her attitude of gayety, knowing how disturbed she was beneath it. susceptible as

and more attracted to whet mouth the lperfeot exttsrgu. not

w beauty, e though eeling a liht.1e_saha.Ined. but ideals end benderneu.

‘I think." she said at last," that you had better take me Joins now.”

"And tomorrow have Iouis Tracy do something about your head."

“You know Dr. 'I‘¢acy."

"Quite well. Iris, when may I see you again?"

"I don't know.’

"I know," said Mark. “'.l‘omor~ row."

She was silent is he drove

through Druid Hill in the direction of Waibrook. Iris thought. “How can I play the game with him- the game Mother wants me to play? I cant I can't Not-—not with Mark." on the old porch that seemed to area.-k under their weight he said, standing close to her, hatless, tun- ned and very tall," 'I‘omofi~ow and other days hereafter, Iris, Bud- denly living has become more im- porlssni. than business or anything else. Good night, my dear." In\‘.de the house was dark and damp. She walked up the steps slowly and quietly. .selina, in a dark dressing gown, came out of her bedroom.

“Iris, darling, who brought you home?" she asked. “What a per- fectly elegant earl"

“That was Mark Christian, Mother.’

“Mark Christian!" she oried. turning down the bed. "Why-— he's . . . . . ."

Iris took off her coat and stood by the window.

“He's wealthy and handsome and from one of the best families in Maryland. And he's a gentleman in every sense of the word."

Selina. looked up. "I don't mean to nag you. Iris. I mean your own good. I know what it mean; to be poor, and I want only the best for my children. I want you to marry some one who is

worthy of you. Iris, you can find love and luxury in the same man if you're wise."

And she was to remember those words also in time to come. When the gold dress was in the garment bag and the gold sandals were neatly piacsd in a. box, she turned out the lamp on the dress- ing table and walked to the window. In the distance the church bells chimed the hour after mid- night. Waibmok slept in the springtime, the rain rhythmically spcttered against the windows; the air was fragrant with new budding things.

In the stillness, silently rc!:*:ent- 1y ,Iris prayed to be faithful to the old love. “Keep me faithful to Joel who needs me and who has nothingv to offer me. Am I foolish when often he's unkind and sulky? Mark would never be unkind and he'd never be ;. ssessivo and threatening. But Mark has had and can have everything from life he wants. Joel has only me."

CHAPTER 2

Dr. Louis Tracy was a tail mid- die-aged man with thinning dark hair, merry dark eyes, and a blunt professional manner.

when Ius came into the office at the Medical Arts Building the next morning , he said. “What happened to you? Let. nib see your head," and when she took off her black hat, "Nasty bump there. Family squabble?"

she laughed and told him the story-

“ ark, eh?" he said, smiling. "What superb taste you have in men, Iris! No woman could have done betber than to select a street crossing he happened to be driving past. And he's handsome enough to cure any woman's headache, be she sixteen or sixty. Come to think of it." he went on, chuckling,” yo'.' ought to make a fine looking pair, you and Mark. Fate. my dear lit- tle Iris. practices a subtle art " she hung up her black coat; and said, “You're always trying to marry me to somebody."

"And lose the best. secretary I ever had? Nonsense. My patients have often told he they'd follow any direction I'd give them to have is complexion like yours. You're an advertisement for health and clean thinking."

He was smoking his pipe when she came from the dressing room wearing her white uniform. when

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that I could give her a. nice home end an enviable position in society.

"Now," he said. lowering his voice, “she accuses me of being in love with you." -

“With me?" his asked. looking up startled.

"Oh, it's insane. 'I'heu'e's uothins to it. I'm not in love with you. I look upon you as the daughter I might have bad. And you know that our relations have been strictly profusional. I suppose it's because you're young and Annette is no longer young. I'm sorry. Iris. I didn't intend to worry you about ,_ms_..

she folded her hands. “You may as well tell me. I've noticed that Mrs. Tracy has been cool to me lately."

"As if you haven't snoush on your mind already! I know. Putt- ing two and two together, I know that your home life is unbearable and that the young man who calls for you sometimes in the evening loves you and can't marry you be- cause he's poor. The first time I saw you. Iris," he went on kindly. "I said to myself that if you had been plain you'd have been mar- ried and secure. Instead your eyes aregoingiogetyouintoslotof trouble. Beautiful women are si- wsys in turmoil. But when a wo- man is beautiful and at the some time sensitive and gentle she has no peace. And excellent secretory that you are. no wife is going to let. her husband hire you it she know it. You have the face and figure of the proverbial home- wrecker." He put his hand on her shoulder. "Pardon this unburden-

she saw him brooding, his fore-

he was to beauty. and certainly Iris was beautiful, as they talked

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head wrinkled. his mouth grim, she knew there had been trouble in his home again. she went to her deek and started to open the mail.

Not looking at her. he said, "A Physician is supposed to under- Dtnhd People. I don't understsnd Annette. I've never given her any reason to be jealous. My work and my home are the only things I've or I about. I've worked like a fiend to build up this lksctloe so

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ing of my soul, Iris. It’s too bad when a wife has s faithful hue- bsnd and has nothing more to do than kindle her suspicious about an innocent girl." (‘lb Be continued) ,

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Farewell to Pastor And His Family

On Wednesday evening, April 22nd, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Ackland, Rev. J. G. Waketinz. Mrs. Wakeling and fam- ily were tendered a farewell by’ the members and congregation of the North River group of churches.

After a short sing-song the meeting was called to order by Mr. Ernest Warren. Mr. Heber Mc- Phsii acted as chairman and the following program was presented: Reading, s. Rebel‘ MoPhail. Ins‘rume'ntai usic. Miss Winni- fred Best, Miss Hilda Stevenson, Miss Lillian Newson. needing. Mr. Brenton Stevenson. solo, The Hist Chord, Rev. J. G. Wakeling. Read- ing. was Muriel Warren. Vocal solo with guitar man by Miss i-Hide Stevenson.

At the conclusion of the program the following address was read by Mr. Everett. Stevenson and on be- half of the people, Mr. Burgess Newsan made the presentation.

To Mr. and Mrs. J. G .Wake1ing: Dear Friends: We. the members of the various churches” of your pastorate have gathered here to- night to ex-plus our regrets at your departure and to wish you God Bbeed as you begin your work in Your new field.

During your sojourn among us you have never failed to present the Gospel in a true light. We realise that at times you must have been discouraged, but you have always shown the true spirit of Christianity.

As you and your little family move away to soother province we wish you to know that are foi- iowed by the very wishes of the people of the North River field.

We wish you to accept this gift- ss a token of our friendship and appreciation

Mr. wekeiing in reply spoke very feelingiy and thanked it;

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kindness and so-operation.

departure were spoken by “Mr?

Acklsnd and felt by many. rm Reid

Mr. Wakeiing will be missed not only as pastor but as chair leader.

Those who had the privilege of Be

hearing Mr. Wakeiing sing will long remember his sincere and beautiful voice.

Mr. Wakeling leaves with the best wishm of church and com- munity.

STANLEE BRIDGE SCHOOL

Report for April:

Senior depsrtment Grade x: 1 Nora Reid, 2 lrefbel Reid, 3 Frank Macnwen.

Grsds xx: 1 Marion Bell. 2 Ross Macliiwen.

Grade VIII: 1 In Reid. 2 Jus- tin Reid. 3 Edith Mscciuigen.

Ci-reds V’-II senior: 1 Francis

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PROVINCE OF PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND

NOTICE

Performing Labor In

All persons desiring to perform labor in lieu of thell Road Tax or Road Tax Arrears shell make application in writing to the Highway Foreman of the Road Section in which he lives not later than the 16th day of May. 1939- Proper forms of application may be obtained at the Hill‘ WHY Foreman's office. all as provided for in Section N0-"