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AUCTIGN SALE

\\'i-. 11:1- 1111111-1'.-i2'ned 0iTer by public auction on Sz1tul",‘*“'-"-b'- “They Olwned ihatsriive tivo `

dz1_\'_ in-1. ‘_’lih. :lt I l‘..\I.. ihe unsold portion of the farm‘ bclonuinu' in the estate of the late J. R. Dinnis consisting' of 221 :ii-ri-.< of I.-1n<l. 21 acres clear, the balance covered with a ~»o11d gl-ouih of hard and soft wood.

is MYSTERY House _

5 1;.. _ _ ny xA'1'm.l:r:N Nouns

- .__.».§ il . 2. . 0-21' _,_

1; ig ~-._{__?,: "T .-3. “You wen lucky to catch ' "Gave it to You!"

ing for San Francisco."

Then I might have spared my

self three of the nastiest hours of

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1.-5'-.1 1 5 . - _

5 _. `, driving that anyone ever hadi" give it up without being promised Z 115 , ._ _.55 _I-_ _;.,,. 1.- _ _ - - :-;-;-;. B said “I t to speak W that something would be done for

Misa Hazeltyne 11. moment and then

we can all start back. I came to , get you," he said, drawing her aside, 1

as Rand and Flora turned indoors. ' "I don't like this outfit. I lay awake 5 all night worrying about you. Did 1 you get my “gingerbxeadi clue?"

“You and your' clues!" she said

imniigentiy. ‘-1 did, but not lm-1 til long afterward," she added. 1

“I know you didn't remember it’. 4

Listen; what do you know about this outfit?" 1

"Theyre all cracked,” Page ad-`

mitted, laughing. “But lt doesn‘t‘ much matter. They're no more cracked than you are. What on earth did you mean by saying that 'Betty' \vz1sn't in her house, that slit- was gone? We.sn't Betty to be Mrs. .\lockbee, and wa.sn't her house her grave over here at Halimoon Bay?" i

"Exactly And she has moved.

days ago. It was empty. The coi- 1 fin was there, and nothing was in _ it." 1 Page looked at him, her _eyes

"l`hi< p1'ope1'i_\' situated on fhe _\li. l~]d\\'ard Road. I mile dllaffd- "But “'h°-» She Stam-

i`1-nm the gily liniits, has access to city water and electric-

\`l("l`()R H. SHAW

mcred, "And why would anyone? i And what would be accomplished?"

night. I had asked you it there was `

and naturally Mrs. Prendergast dldn't want to go without her dia- mond, arld yet Lynn didn‘t want to

him. you know, and so tinally he gave lt to me. I`m to EWG it W Mrs. Prendergast on Saturday."

“Why Saturday?" "Weil, because they-we-we'1e all

going on Saturday."

“But, Miss Hazelty-ne, you ought

to hand it right over to Mrs. Pren- dergast! There‘s danger in holding onto a thing like that!" “I know that. But I promised.

you see.”

“But why on earth did you pro- -

mise? You've no right to it.”

“I premised because he \vouldn`t

give it to me on B115' 051151' Wfms-H

"Why didn". they have the police

iackle him?"

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“They diil. They did. Months,

ago. But lies not responsible, you _ know; they conliin't do B.-ll)'lilil‘€.' 11-1111 mms" I 3 "No; but you could have told him that _vou`d have to hand it right uvcr. Do that now." the man plead- _ cd. “Get rid Of il. and g0l5 ?i“'fl}` from this place, and drop the whole thing! What was it to him Whe- ther you give it to them HOW or S.11111'il0y?" “He said hc was afraid they would 1

hnrln him--the minute they knew

1i_\. , , _ __ \\'[.j5|,{.;y }{_ DINNIS , “'I‘nat's what got worrying me last lie had given it UP. Page CXPIHUI-

ed in distress. “And he said that

J. A. .\1ncDONALD. env danger. ‘eir1eerbread.' you Ihr" I mm have that ‘meal 1°

Auctioneer know, but Iknew you didn‘t under- liold over tlicm-that they's never

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stand me. Queer things have been going on here; you know that. This Mrs. Roy‘s death; was all that straight? Now just one thing," the man interrupted himself to say

get the Ked Anna back if they didn't take care oi' hirh!"

"And then. as soon as they knew

llint you had it, he did vanish?"

"On yes." the girl raid, distress-

1 _

` urgently, “let me get this across be. cd, in a ilnttcred voice. “bntI don’t

' and Income Taxes

T0 Wham It Z\Ia_r (`on<‘cm:-

_\`.»1i1-1- 1-. ln-ri-liy given that payment of all taxes due the Provincial

fore they some down again. Youre going home with me. This isn"t any place for a girl; I let you .into it and I'm going to get you out. That's

ilat. D:1n`t you worry about being i

Tri-.isui-1-1- uf lin- l‘r11vlnr-e of Prince Edward Island in respect to Lund, 10f;he,-0 Wim these cranks and halt-_

P1-r~on.1| l'r1>111=.~1_v and Income assessment is immediately required. Other-

uid- <11-ps 111.1 lu- taken as provided under the Land Assessment Act, 1924. I

nnil thi- int-omc :ind Personal Property Taxation Act, 1924, lor coUectlnn 0!

mme. city now, with Doctor Harwood,"-

\ll I’cr~~u1nl Prom-rtv and Income Taxes remaining unpaid on the

Tax-payers in arrears will please govern Lhernselves accordingly.

11511-0 in c11.1r11»1m5wn, Prince Edward Island, this 25111 day or sep- g““'°? 15”" 1" °- mme 1° Steal P€°- 1,,m1,.-r,1f1';1;_ ple out of graves-and who would n

C. J. sTE\v.1mT,

Slmcrvisor oi' Taxation.

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Between Charlottetown, Summerside 8. Borden

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DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY p_M_ LM, A.M. P.M. P.M. A.M. A-M. PM- 3.s0 11.55 Lv. summeralae Ar. 10.15 4.45 3.35 9.00 Read's Corner 10.10 4.40 3.37 9.02 Wilmot Creek Cor. 10.08 4.38 3.40 9.05 North nedeeue 10.05 4.05 3.41 9.06 Rods Comer 10.04 4.34 3.44 9.99 Bedeque 10.01 4.31 3.46 0.11 central Bedeque 0.50 4.20 3.50 9.15 Searltown Corner 9.55 4.25 3.57 9.22 Carleton Corner 9.48 4.18 4.00 9.25 Ar. Borden Lv. 9.45 4.15

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numuansinu To cnam.o'r'r1:To1vN _-_ s1.110 s1_s0 svmmnsmg To no1mEN -ll .50 _so cnanLoT'r1-:Town To nonnEN 1.50 2.15 /11.1. oT1-:En mans nasno oN Two /1Nn oNE u1\1.r CENTS ran 11111.11. 1u1N1Mu1v1 11'/nu: 111 ceN'rs. naar' Pane ron cn11.1m|-:N oven rivr. .\Nn rsnen TwELvE. 10 PEE. CENT savmo oN 111.1. norNn run- r1c1u:rs_

Pagr said. "I Waslrt in any dan-

cin. 11.11- .11 o.--11.11.-r.'1f-:1`1;, 5111 be subject ui interest at tae me or uve 2"- Bu” “bmi” F1012* m°Ul€f- pm- ci-ni per annum from date of default until paid Mrs. Mockbee, how do you mean

l cd smile, "and I was so anxious to

wus!" 1 'It was just on my way to the

believe they had anything to do with that!"

“But it was what he said would

hatipcn?"

"Oh, yes! Thai/s the thing, you

sec!" “

“The plot thickens." Barnes Bish- op muttered. "He may be in trou- ble somewhere. It seems to me it's up io us to finri him!"

“I do feel that. I feel it horribly!

But I was so frightened for my-

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that she wa5n1t,___wa'Sn.b in her _-T-~ -_-~_.-_-::-.-:;.-_f;;~_~_~,-_:_-:_:~~?___

do it, and are they going to punish anyone?"

"We don’t know._ When they get

any evidence-but let me say what I started to say. No matter what happens, I’ll not leave you here! You go home with me today ,posi- tively. So don't worry."

"I’m not worried!" "Now one more thing, quick. Has

this half-wit-by the way, where is the haliwit? I'd like to get a look at him."

"II you mean Lynn-" Page be-

gan somewhat affrontedly. But im mediately her real anxiety got the better oi' her, and she said in a troubled tone, “That‘s just it. He hasnt come home since yesterday morning."

"1-Ie wouldn't be out in that

storm, would he?”

"No; they don't think so, and

they'1~e not worried. They say he has done this before. But I’m worried," Page said frankly. "He was all exicted over the prospect of going into town with me; he was so pleased to goi But Rand-\hat's the Doctor Harwood you met just now-Rand thought it would be a. mistake to take him in, and what I'm afraid of is that Lynn felt so disappointed that he just -l went away."

"Took to the road, you mean?" "Well, it didnt seem much ol a

night to do that, last night, and he had not money, I know that, and just his old summer clothes. He telephoned Rand early this morn- ing and said he was all right. or at least Rand was sure it was Lynn, but that was all we heard of him. I hated to go without him; it seemed like throwing him down, but yesterday everything seemed so queer," Page said, with a worri-

llet away that I said I would."

LIVERISH

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TIME FOR BEE(HAM’S

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AUCTERANCESALE

MONDAY

at DUNS'l`AFFNAGE

of the farm, furniture, stock, crop and implemente-

c wn -re an fenced.

Good hulldlngs. Within seven miles of Charl tteto th

"And what's he doing with the Prendergaat diamond all this 1 while?"

"Oh, that. Well, he gave it to

me."

AUCTION SALE

I um instructed by the executors

to sell by public auction on the pre- mlses on Friday, the 23rd day of October, 1936, at 12 o’clock noon. double tenement house No. 53 and 55 Richmond Street, with extra large lot. This property is lacing

for quick sale.

S1’-OCX-2 good mares, 4 mlllt

cown, 6 young cattle, 2 brood saws.

20 tom hay, 600 bushels potatoes, lla acres turnipe,

IMPLEMENTS-1 hay mower, 1

wood sleigh, 1 box sleigh, 1 driving sleigh, munerous sets ot hamess, 1

lore day of sale.

Terms will be announced at solo.

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