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“More acts»! the Unknown: “liiakitig the fingerprints on the wail- Exlkrlnleuts have proved that finger-prints can be accurately copied by a simple process. They are not, therefore, to be taken as liroilf lmflfilvi» in these days, with- Olll llllli-‘f Bvilli-llce in conjunction. What a blow to 1b.»: Unknown: to have ‘his (or her) ca ufaclarcil proofs against It. W. dtstroyt-d _.n one foil swoop of a girl's hand! 'l‘hat is. uaumltig the IIIIIOCJIICG of P. II. and her wish to icrimlnate herself in Order to

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Arthur to sell by Public Auction on his premises at Clyde River on Wtdncsday the 1am. day o‘ Februgry at the hour of 1 o'clock 5harp_ The (allowing stock, crop. implements and household fixtur- cs:-- -

2 General purpose horses age 7 and 9; 2 driving horses (D ngolas) age 3 and 4; 3 miIk'c0W=. ‘W0 freshened. one to freshen in April. grades Jerrey Guernsey, Ayrshire, all young; one heifer In calf, 2 gen-s 1V2 yrs, old, 1 heifer 1 yr. old, 2 fall calves; 2 brood saws to

larrow last of March: 8i) hens and-

4 geese.

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‘Fanny Gllltatt, V. A. D." lmjgun wrote tlrs name and gn ed for a long time fully at lIIt: woman who hail couftrssetl love for (fuptain Kennedy Hag Sn far

rcpt that she bad be lug a surro Rosie's ibrdrooizi. illrugh her avowed motive was not n: iu boast oi’ there was less gilllt in it than flagrant bad taste. gulp. llagon could not got the conviction- oui oi‘ his headtliat there was an- other I'v~£l‘l()II, apart from the one

very thought- portrait of the young her t8. ll. re wusil’: a scrap o! uvltience to connect her with the llasflllllcziraucte of Iiastes bride, ex- en caught pay- piitious visit to Mrs.

That visit she had explained, and

moving-picture star. Had Magnani known Eve Carroll wc-II’! Could he have been in love with her? Was he jealous of his cousin in any way? Even if so, would he not have more to gain from Rawdon Wells alive and prosperous, a-ble to bestow gifts, than from a convicted crim- inal? ' Last of the five photographs came that of Eve Carroll herself; and Dagon stared into the large soft eyes of the portrait. "What has become of you?" he said aloud. "Have you ibeen kid- napped? Are you dead‘! Or have you played a trick on your IIIIS< band and the rest of us, and run away? For your own sake I wish

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IMPLEMENTSMJ hay mower (M. H.) (new); 1 hay rake M. H. (new); 1 single pintgh M. H. (new); 1 Binder M- H-I I P033” digger, 1 driving wagon, I spring‘ tooth harnow, 1 gasoline engine 4 hp, (Waterloo); l. box sleigh, 1 wood sleigh, 1 truck wagon. I hay fork, rope and blocks; harness, forks, shovels and etc.

HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS. — 1 range (Garry); 1 air tight heater, tables, chairs, separatoa, milk cans, pals and lather articles too numer- ous to mention.

TERMS-Ali sums up to 85-00 cash; cver that amount, 10 (ten) months credit on approved joint! notes, 6 per cent per annurn off form“, , n cash. If day is stormy sale will be,‘ at...» held first fine day following. lHln- Illiifrly Klarul at them.

Sal; positive no reserve as own-l, g-mn er .s leaving province. If not sold M, in meantime farm will be offerecljfim, at public auction. J- A. McDonald. - Auctioneer.

FAIRY GIFTS '|‘h' old Ylllly who bud but-n le

t'-l.'l her how sorry that ilii-_v liuduioi invited he

n iuvlt- i1 1 In ttll what gifts they woul i» .21: ;j.-i-ini-~ss.

1mg”, 1m. V,” my; me sfcond’ a would make hvr afraid 0f being »I'.’.0-2~1Zl-53l_ uwtic illPpl: lion; thc tlliird-Illilllllllfil, lid why was sllc III!’ '2 artful nth-lions: the fourth, w'on-|llllll$ekvfillfil' ill lrllldllen Hull fidi-rful chat-m as a dancer; bliolcmlrli’

.i'ifth, a singing voice like a night-i D1120“ felt that there was a my-

DOMINION 0F CANADA Ii]]'_{;)}r~'1" l)“. Sig)“ gbijfgy to play- story about the middle-aged woman PROVINCE 01-‘ hltlNlfrl lill\.\'.\ltll any km) 01' l|\\l$i(:_ 1g“; when lhivhiuh might connect with some ~ ISLAND / it; m- the seventh Iairyfis turn shexnld srrmldnl of the Wells fatally-

uld nut In found. She had dis-‘IOf lrvllftifi. even if ‘IYIICFF were such

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15th George )1, Ad). 1.92.3, 'l‘h.-ix up spoke the ‘wicked oi

(1:10 do with the Ilaste affair; but

vho had not been invited-the detective was determined to

In Re estate of Frank FUYIM‘. . , sift to the priiit-ilss is that|let no thread drop. He considered

m“, U! Mount Mpg,“ l" Quuen mm- tiny, sealed at >rhe_ spinning-Wherefore. that it would be impor-

County m [he Hum lll-uyjuce de. \\'III(‘~I, sill! twill pierce her hand taut not Lo lose sight of Airs. Gilletg

ceased intestate uvixh the spindle and fall down and her daughter. This was only By the Honorable .'\II*XIIIIIIt‘I‘,IIOIHIl"

Ilannermun Warburton, Surrogate?

iffoior this favorite ilrcsns of th Judge of -Probatc. fro, 01s.,

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llavemler. Whu-n- was the SQVEIYIII

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tition on file of James l). steward,“ ‘ " of ‘Charlottetown in Queen's COIIIkI ‘ ty aforesaid, Attoriley-Gcilcrxii oi‘ the said Province, praying that a citation may be issued for the put» pose Iicrcinuftei‘ set. forth: You‘ tgfirelggfisougeifxfiyregliiamgifll"1: welt. t-‘t-h. llllh, 1112:. at 1 o'clock, I'..\l said estate to be and appear Im- fore me at a Surrogate Cum‘ be Ileltl in the Court IIOllHi? III (

or literate County.

person WIlIlIIl said , fairy

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tenth day of -.\/larch next, cmnIIIgR-n “um, | Pow, at tile hour of eleven o'clock furi:-§|_l_"""'f<- W: WM" <IIII= "rm" of “"5 same (my t“ slmwlllfiktria-gimiili.» Ilnv n qunnlllv

mouse if any they can why the tilt-ls‘ m, “mm” “m,” “run;

counts of tho said estate sliuilliljn“, ,, |-,,¢;,|,,,.,,_ 7;, |,,,,,|,,,|,, 4,,,,,|,,',,_ not be passed and the estate clus~ Ill.\'I‘.~-—-l Truck Ihluon. ed as prayed for in said IIOIIIIUII!‘ '

and on motion of lI_ ii‘. .\Iu('I"Ilt'fi.," I<Jsq., Proctor for said Petitiuiii-ini AND I IX) II-ERICIIY OIbIlI-Jlt tliutJlll n true copy hereof be forthwith"

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four consecutive weeks from the r 3"“ """"" 6 '"" ""“' "'7 "" date hereof and that a true copy hereof be forthwith posted in the

following public IIIIICPH rei-ipcctfulv

ly, namely, in the hull of the fiarHampslhire State

ALEX MQIIAIC, Anl-IIam-vr

Court House in Charlottetown af-l nresaid, in front nf the School-

mt sat ‘lIilWIl at the talble with the See‘ nlie-i- mules, while the king and they say sin: was

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Ed I- AUCTION—SALE

I nm nt-tn-m-u-u by in» Exvi-ufiirn n! l u, m» tun of m.» Iuill- Rllllvrl Andrews “m, in sl-Il by Public Am-llnn flu» follow- ‘ In

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house at Mount Albion aforesaid.

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and in front of the Hall at Pow- nal In Queens County aforesaid so that all persons Interested in the said estate as aforesaid may have due notice thereof, ' GIVEN UNDER my hand and the ‘Seal of the said ‘Court this sec- ond day of February A.I). 1925 and in the fifteenth year of His Majes- ty's reign, . _ (SgdJA. B. WARBURTON Judge of Probate 281-2-6-10.

Applications are now received for admission to the New Hamp- shire State Hospital School of Nursing, Next Clan forms April 1. The School is registered and a generous allowance and living conditions offered to student nurs- es are excellent. For further In- formation apply to Director of Nursing, New Hampshire State Hospital. Concord, N. H. 361-2-l0M6l.

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llrvsinre at Iliddu llu- night of (I lug. If lie wer WulIIiI never lt-ttrti the truth from the girl. IIc must find it out. if at all. in some ImSH obvious way.

'l‘ltcn there was that nlothci- 0f II ‘I5, the utterly unsuitable Iiouse- imopl-r at the Court! Tim detective I'll’! H!) llbfllvkraph of Iicr, but the. whit, tragic features were printed Ion his memory. IIc could see the

liflgllltllvil eyes, the thin, pal i- face,

illli‘. woman's quick, nervous glanc- _ lea over her fiIlUIIIlIt rs as if she saw ttflsunliétlllllg which n0 one else could

"If I IIWIIEVBII in ghosts, I should litiuntcil" Dzigun ,._ thought. “Ilut perhaps t-iIln Iyliev-

es in ‘cm. and thinks site's haunt- would huvte-nlucl) tho

sys- ,] Lem!" What had Mrs. Giliett tIOnc that

a mystery. it might have nothing

a sldt-Yitssue, however, of the new theory as it appeared to him, i The name of Paolo Magnanl clinic directly after that of Fanny Gilli-it's on his list, and Dagon studied the actor's not unfamiliar features with ktlktll interest.

Alngnzini and his cousin, ltawdon \Vclls, were of someivliztt similar type. which ivas not surprising, as they were closely related, Dagun wasn't sure just how closely, for Ill‘ had never before intcrestctl him- si-lf in the matter. He ‘had been

mounttn wmil ECZIEMAUNFACE

Very Itchy. Caused Erup- lions. Could Not Sleep. Cuticura Healed.

“I was troubled with eczema on my face. it brultc nut in a lash on my chin and was vcry itchy. Scratching caused eruptions and In n few weeks It spread all over my face. I could not sleep. and when- ever I washed my lace I would almost have fu scream.

“ I mad an advertisement for Cu- licura Soap and Ointment and or- dered a free sample. I purchased more, and alter using two cakes of Soap and one box of Ointment I was healed." (Signed) Miss Kath- leen Rothenbilsh, Box 40, D"il, Soak. h

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that might be tiue- Yet—wcll, I may he an a-asfprobnbly um. But that doesn't stilt my latest theory." As he spoke the words sudden- ly he saw how such a trick of Eve's might mill the theory, tifter all. Somehow or other SIII.‘ might have Ileen induced 0r ..rccd to run off WJII Ifit‘ person he was culling the “Unknown? Alhtuugh in writing of that individual in his notebook, Dagon invariably lItilIljiClI his own cnthusiacsm Iby putting into a pa- renthesis “him or her." he was in- wardly sure of th t-Unltnoxvlfs sex. “Sec Mrs, Payntor to test the ti: ory," .he Ilad Ilvgllli to scruwl at last, when, to his astonishment, the telephone bell rang. ' "Who htieltles ilaste knows I'm in town?" Dagon ivondered, still zilouti, for talking l0 himself-mad UVcIl zibusiug himself-Huts :1 Eidblt of his in his rather lonely l.fe. The iletectivc was hulf-mitirieti not lo answer the call, but changed his mind as the phone bell rang ug-Jili He lifted the received to ins ear, expecting tn be bored by some stupidity, but his wsary "Hells!" was answered by a voice so pecul- iar as to suggest disguise and in. stantly to pique his interest, The speaker might. be n woman wish- ing to be taken for a man, or a man posing as a woman. that ‘Mr, Dagon some one inquired.

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Whcrteitrupitzil or from the U lsh fav~ orife Maud or her hardly less in- sinuating sister (lweudolyn? Who ivnuld have expected to find Patience, Prudence and Matilda in the list‘? ll‘ the competition been held in the New Eng the would lflilccd have bee the list of favorites;

England of the tw It is astonishing!

Jane and Susan get in when and Elizabeth and Margaret We are pretty sure that that \v

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internal revenue, \Va.sh A Weekly Birthday.’ Dr. Marks, who for many years

college, gt-un, which the young Burmese

{JIGYIXIPIIICUS attended, once granted a

Mary Iiearing thi- explanation he fail’! gracously, "That's all rght, bu wll

tit: and pret- ltmvarti the dignified hurries that the women o

n wll up iu Queen Victoria's birthday. 'I‘be A but in Old day's holiday bee eniicih century? And why should

ause it was Queen Dr. lliarks ivhut he meant by it. On Victoria's birthday. The king asked said

ould'you give them a holiday on lily mnerican birthday?" Dr. Marks said he certainly

,would if his majesty would inform him what was the day on which the world ivas blessed by his birth. "Accoriliilg to Ilurmesc national custom." said the king. “my birth-

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but human beings do or think Is without interest, 11nd We admit having read some testimony on the point with a good deal of curiosity. The manufacturers of a certain popular chocolate, having adopted the picture of a pretty girl as an advertising symbol for their pra- duct. got. a little extra publicity by conducting a prize competition for a name to give her. Six hundred and twentycight thousand persons “a liberal representation of all t-lzisses of the British pllllllfk-Vilt- ed, and, extraordinary as it may seem, fifteen won capital prizes by presenting a list oi‘ the tun most popular names in lite exact order of their popularity.

The list does not (rontnin more than two that we should expect to find in a similar list in the Uuiiteil States. Phyllis leads all the rest

a pretty name, which has been sen- titntentally popular ever since the Greek pastoral pools gave It cur- rency, but not, We should say, the choicest of all feminine names. Then In order some (Ii-ace, Elsie. Barbara, Patience, Prudtuiizc, Julie, Susan, Priscilla and Matilda. Truly a singular list, as astonishing for what it leaves out as for what it contains. I Where are Mary, Elizabeth, Mar- garet, Katherine, the beautiful names that English girls whether in palace or in cottage have borne

for their girls cannot be said to be a matter of first-rate importance, butt nothing

f our Fflveulay is every 'l‘nosilay!" have borne for centuries. The Eng- lish list suggests a preference for thv unusual. a turn not exactly tu- ward the empty music of th earli- liclal, but toward the names, that have at. least some flavor of nov- elty. The taste it discloses is un t-xjlocted, 1111i, as human experi- oncn long ago obscrvi-il, in mailers oi‘ taste argument is useless. ——- (Youtlfs Companion.)

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