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POOLE & THOMPSON, LIMITED

THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

The Iron Horse

BY EDWIN C. HILL

l Gratitude wel.led up In Brgn.’ ;don's heart. Emotion often swayed 151111-116 SIIDPQd Lincoln's hand. 5 "You've settled it for me," he said. "I'd rather take‘ your judg- 1118111. Abe. than the opinion of all mmfliheii-est of 11111111111." . .'BQIDSI.III." ilM.Li ,' lcmlllnlllid) lhflllllllfll"; "I'll “ahead r fornctillilel .. . Black ‘Hills, Davc. If I was resll Into tue house with you, Bliss. y for warm clothes and a hot drlukfliifialdgoel‘ tgéngnlewgéi Pr? ylzung h1- _s1iid with mock sternuesshwas we heart l, m“; l the“ "Iiien I 111ay tell you the rest ofihmll.“ an a“ ° _ f’ up” 9m the story about the little redwm thgrough “llluffflahiallns "Jélrglt

>1 mlrrel." | _ ._ X Miriam scudded across the luwnlsefngidggllidilgz: we

1 , 1 1- l”. . nmmasnmmrmw-mw1MmM~w1 u pat on the shoulder from Lin-lillililh‘ , - I c0ln's big hand ran Into the: lw" week“ ll see me “ll m“: .r1i11111n1 cabin to’ ‘build up the flrelroulh" Sam Bl-andoll‘ l“ he lllrllalli

. ‘ ‘away toward his cabin. "I'll takel tor supper. 'llie three men were ‘ I _ _ . , .i1t-n1 for n few moments, Airrahamllllllf hfiuigaelgg lllgljlgglzzlilfllllllll‘ ‘ilk-l Lincoln sensing that some dispute; ' ' had arisen between his two; friends. With the patience and CHAPTER sure tact that marked him to thel end of his days, he waited for one of them to speak. I1 was Marsh who broke the silence.

“Abe," he said, “I wish to ‘Heav-

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It was n wintry, sunllt mornlngl in late February when Big Dave 9" Yo“ could “Y solllellllllg l“ and Little Davy turned their backs D3“: llml would serve l0 sweep upon Springfield 1o seek the gal-L‘

‘he cobweb” m“ "l “l” lmllll‘ way of the INest. ‘Fheir going niadc’ “He's l‘ g°°d ma" ‘lam-lug llls no stir provoked scarcely ‘a rip-l life over a ivild dream. A railroad h|e_ Thin. ha,’ few friends to wishl

clear across the country! He's them wen’ m“. indeed whoa,“ loslllg llls "lmllnoll “ell!” 1 hearts would follow them ‘out 1111011‘ "ilave 11nd I came out to this the long "an . """"l"-" lugelhel" l“ 5'0“ km)"- ln the month that had drilled bvi \1».~ xirted even. I've made money ape,- qhe 131k whh Lihhoh, anal I31 make more. I stick to some- Marsh [he talk that fired him w: ml"? l llmlll 5° lllllellllg away decision. Brandon had sold orl “'1'” and l-"lelgy cllaslllg Wlllo" traded his few possessions thei tie-ivisps. Look at Dave! He ‘ ,- ' can't Stick m anything! A“ he cabin “illCIl had been home for

him and Davy, its poor furnishings and the “patch" of a dozen acresi which went with it. Marsh saw to! it that Brandon was not cheated-l the surve '01‘ had the worst pos- sible liea for business—bnt the, proceeds were hardly enough toi capitalize even a dreamer.

After all their necessaries had been bought, riding horses. a1 giat-k-mare, a Sharpe's rifle, throw; ing n bullet heavy enough to down‘ an elephant I11 its try-Its; an ample supply of powder and ball llfllflllllll- tio11, 1111 ax and 11 few other tooIeLl and their stores of fond and extral

can talk about is road.’ Railroad! word!"

Brandon stood leaning against al tree throughout this trade, his eyes fixed on something invisible in the mr distance of the West. Lincoln remained silent. watching Bran- don. Suddenly, Big Dave spoke, his eyes alight. his powerful zirm‘ sweeping the western horizon.

“Look out there," he said. “What is it‘! Waste. Wiider11ess-——desert~ 11111u11tai11s—-l111lians~buffalo— God knows what! But someday, in ourl

railroad! Rail- I‘ni sick of the

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own life-time, the railroad will be built that will reclaim that wild- (‘I‘llt5SS‘*lIle road that will make the United States a real nation. If God spares me, l'11i going to have a

irlothing, Big Dave was not co11-‘ salons of the weight of gold he’ tucked in his money Ibelt. l

"\Vo11't have much tise for hard.‘ cash. anyway," he told

‘ _ Higginsw ‘ ~ “ lncss you tin you're hittni mllewretuihezl a $103113,» gazenohhe Hhhehn). Tran]. grumed ‘Higy 9 9Q if" was‘ rawlllg "ilgins. a sharp-nosed "down-Plaster"- “llul- Nlsllgh 5W1"? lrjwhn took suiziii pains toiconcoali __ ~ hhis contempt for Brandon. "Puss-l l“ "ll Y"4l"' lllli- Abe- ‘lld Y°"_ only. I never heerd tell 0|‘ any! ‘Blyilrellllezfr, “ch a l°l"-l9'1'°l "l country when a man didn't have] k S S .

good use for money."

"Wily. 1:95. Tom." said Lin-I The Ioungers who made Higglnsfls t-‘oln Ill’ his leisurely. deep drawlqhmre the“. chhh h“. the reaolvem‘ les- _l"e heard me" la-lk mallet‘ all questions, social, politicail "ell l°l"llf‘l'"l_g°°d mell- Tom- lianrl religious, cackled their air‘ 11111111 hearing a young man named hrecihthhh Dodge. talking just that way when; ~Beuw keep ugh, hold Ont“; I_\vus I11 (Jouncil _Bluffs a shorfye, head." advihed Higgins-S Shh‘ time ago. I Wflrhtillllllg on the porch lowfaced clerk a youhg hhrd4h|tuh,. o1 the old Pacific Htnise listeningmy fever’ aghe and a mean ma,’

to the bullfrogs and looking at the hosmmh ‘ ‘ stars, when :1 young army engin- “why so’ Hank?" ghqhil-e.) eer sat down beside me and got

Brandon, lncautiously, .

“Bekuse the Injuns 'lI sure jerk; yér skelp loose," said Hank with a stuttering tltter.

"II/ell,” replied Big Dave, good- huinoredly, but pointedly. "if the; ‘do, Hunk, they'll let daylight In on something your head never held")

"You think you're darned smart.‘

1n,1alking about surveys ho had made for the army on this very railroad notion.

"Vi/ell, sir, this young Dodge was just crammed full of the railroad project. He'd been all through Nebraska territory. clear to the Rockies, and he was Just popping

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Stamens II.“ L I. S. 00V. Dlflfll-II Atlantic Tine ' Inava 1ft. lain Fodaealays u I A. I. and Saturdays a0 ‘I l’. l. ~ Wednesday Illlllll laava Iaatpers 1M P, l., llaadard ‘Ilnia Lubes I.” P. I. Billed Tile Ila Inseam Thursday I l. I. . latarlay sailings lines u Bonn,

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with enthusiasm. Tom. he made It look pretty reasonable. He just zibuui converted me.’

Brandon swung around from his pose by the tree. "Iki you i1elieve it can -be (lone. c‘! I10 you really believe it?"

don't ye?" snarled the discomfited clerk. 111s the ioungers haw-bowed.

As Brandon and his son rode away from the store, their final purchases sgcnrgly packed on the mare, the Idlers did not _trouble t0 wwve goodlby. BM Dave felt a

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"Bflfilll" B11111 Mflfflh- "A" 11 contraction of the heart. After all, p-lflmlled Ffllllllvw! Fellblvfl W119 these people had been neighbors. ‘don't want to work. looking for They “fight ha“ ‘ given hgh, h

the pot of gold!"

Mr. Loncolu put :1 great, brown

' hand upon Marsh's plump shoulder. _

I "Old iriend," he said, "some day

uieu like you will he laying rails

along that rainbow."

heartier, more human farewell.

"It shows what they think of me," be reflected, with bitterness unusual to him. "Time I was get- ting out, sure enough!"

"At the western edge of the town. where the main street end- ed and the road to ‘St. Louis began. a little group awaited their com-

Canadian Pagific dug-and going-Mr. ‘Lincoln. Thomas Marsh agd Miriam. The

Mount Compartmelltllawyer showed a cheerful, encour-

Sleepens gaging face to the Brandous. as

‘one who felt the need of lifting

their spirits and supporting their The greatest of satisfaction has been expressed by those who have

hopes. Marsh was solcmn-fatretl, travelled between Saint John and

still irritable over Big Dave's ob- Montreal in the Compartment sleep- PPS, which have been in operation since August lust on Canadian Paci- llc train l5 leaving Saint John iit four o'clock in the afternoon, and train I6 leaving Montreal a1, seven o'clock I11 the evening.

’I‘i1ls class of sleeper 111111 always’ been operated on the more import- ant lines of the Canadian Pacific, and its adoption lately on the Montreal route has provled very successful, and growing more pop- ular all the time.

‘ The style of compartment sleeper In service here has three compart- ments. one drawing-room, while the j balance of the oar la glvun to obser- vation purposes. 0f course the cnr 1111 filled up In Canadhn Pacific ‘style and standard. and all the ar- fl-sngenients lend to the complete ;comfort of the occnpan‘. The accommodations offer every oppor-

‘itnnity for rest and relaxation. snd

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Finest cough medicine you Ive: used. ‘ supply coil! made. Save: about $1.

You might be‘ surprised to know that the best tliiniz you can usi- for u sew-re cough. 1a a remedy which is easily prepared at homi- in inst s few moments, It's cheat). 011$ 101' prompt results it beats snvthiny else

you ever tried. Usually slope the lordinnry cough or chest cold in 24 hours. Tastes pleasant. too—-chll-_ drcn like it-nnd it is um and flood.

Pour 2% ounces of iuex in s id-

oz. bottle- than flll 1t up with plain r1111 ilnte sugar syrup. Ur use i-lsn- ed molasses. honey, or i-orn avrun, instead of sugar syrup. if desu-cil. 1111111 you make nlinens~~a family supply-but costing nu more than u. email bottle of ready-made cough

medicine, there in

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at the same time giveample chance | u,‘ u h, h. h d g lto view the scenery an route. Each all £531 o" right m m: 111121 compartment contains one lower and gives qule , Ialtin eIIi-f. It

and one upper berth. and nII toilet facilities, etc., much the same as the regular drawing-rooms; they are what might be farmed Private staterooms. 11nd are considerably Ilesa In price than the driilnary drawing-rooms. Patrons desiring strict privacy with all the comforts and accommodations (ilfered in ldrawlng-rooms. or those who here- tofore have been unable to secure drawing-room, will find the oom-

romptlv heals the inlllwirio-d meni- Eranea that line the throat and air

usages, stops the annoyinv tlirm-l iliiekle. loosens the n loam. and anon our co Ii stops entirely. Splemlul or broiiiiiiltis. croiip, hoirsenens and bronchial asthma.

"m .1 #1131531‘? pillf°l¥lllffi in un o , ' $311133» toi- 1o 11.111111 111.11 1111 1111 IIICIhbfllIUl-dh

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LUNDQN I ETTER 11111111111; 111 192-1 w 9.500.000 this ' YQIAI‘. . . The Canadian Official Mining T” om“ °' lm‘ mil‘ mmml‘ Notes also circulated dealt with O

mono!" for Canada in London Week by Week, 8th Oct. i926

Ti..- High Commissioner for 08.n- c1111, uccoinpiinitd by Mics. Laritlti and Mans Larkin. has returned £10111 a iusit to Canada and resunr

ed ‘ivoik at the Canadian Office 1h hehomh , um“. huh, hvhhlhges t" m‘ the '1‘“11~1-=$" S‘I"“""- in rbe llézacduct 1:11 o1 ifetzilts. £11 Cnn- '1, Mustard "ldh-‘QTSAIIJ 11'9"‘ Canadian tXlibillTg-i to Scotland ' '

ate ail. .511] my .11.- LJiludlilII 'l‘1'ud Q1111111..ss1.11ir a’. G..1sgow' 1o take

.1111 on the tubal. coast part-cuiarly

the publication of the Summary Report of the Gcoiogcai Surviy f0: 192-1. P111 1. respocnlng Sur- vey work in the Yukon and British Columbia. Th1.- ozher note “'11s based ‘.11 a statein- 11f preputcd ‘by the Dominion Iiuueau of Statistic-s

‘d: during the firs‘! half of I925. 102111.121] value o1’ metals and non, nktals reziuhed 9u.000.0t0 ilinlursi as compared with 8844100000 dur-h ing the first half of 11121, and SIN.- 001l,000 for the to: peti- year i024.

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"l “W” '"'l"“l"“'l “m” as EdlmThia -u'~-1.~k's Prong Illllli‘. 11 will . -'"'1*"‘ llllllllee , "l", Amrllwn- deal with the (tuniuliau 11W slr- 1.11s Weekly stiainship bdlllliiga are 1924

.11.-1..1111e a5 well as well equipped 1.0111 o1 destination and large nuin- 1.11s of h gh-tlas-s mnvporlers. brok- tit; 411.11 wholesale houses, while U111 -_,.nv 1s by far the most import- ain p01‘! for Canadian products, the .1.111e' of Glasgow houses is

The High COIIHIIISSIOIH‘ has 1.12137:-

ceiied notice of payment by tho itmmianian Government to 1h».- Govoinment of Canada through the new York Agents of the Uversius Bank. London. of the halt-yearly

the past week:—- -

A firm of builders’ merchants in‘ ‘Southamlpton, asks ‘t: be rpiaced, in correspondence with Canadian‘ manufacturers of Sanitary Seats.

A Dundee filim of Produce Brok- ers wishes to represent a first!

lclasa fanadian ex-por or of Butterl Th‘:- lDiret-inr of Industrial Ex-

and Cheese. on the t Coast of! -S.rotland. Good references. 1

A11 Impartan‘. farm in beithn S1 ollnnd, having their own oil‘ llirliS in Leiih and Dundee. eitqulr-l I111‘ 11111111111111 Idnseeti Cake Linseed.

.-\ Belfast firm wishes to be plac- 1=1l in touch with Canadian export-

‘is 111 130x Shocks. ‘rmnpelltlvc countries tukc more |m1w 3111: is buying goods from A London firm, ivlslns to securehtroubk with the -gruiilng 1111d|g=1111111111_ 1111- representation of Cnnadlaubrandrul of their products. Cnna- m‘?

IIl1lIlliI£1I'llII't‘-I‘S of Silk Hosiery. j

A (llusgow IIIITII wishes to get in-l lo touch with a (Jlfllllliiflll exporter o1’ llugnesite.

A huude- manufacturer would be 1115111! to ITGCUIVG saniiplei; and put-es of‘ Ontario Flax Fibre and Tow.

A firm In berth, handling Sugar only, would like to represent a Canadian Sugar Itifinery I11 the D181. of ‘Scotland.

A Belfast firm wishes to be placed in touch ‘with Canadian e-x porters of Lsaf Cheese.

(Further (Iclails of these can be obtained from the ("UIIYIIIBICILII In- telligence Ilranczh of the Depart- mu-nt of ‘Ilrade and (Jonunerce, ()t- tawa, or from the Canadian Gov- erfimem Trade Commissioner, The Canadian Building, Trafalgar Square, Ilamdon. S. W. I.)

_’I‘he Canadian Higih Commis- sioner's Office circulated lust week to the Grain 111111111 lPrese a Ilulle- tin on the Canadian Harvest based on the most n-ccnt rcpoirt publish- ed by the Dominion Bureau of Sltatintlcs. It appears from this Bulletin that according to the es- timates made at the end of Aug- us-t 1h.‘ yield‘? of wheat for the whole of CEIIJMIB. this year will reach nearly 392,000 000 bushels. as compared with 262,000,000 ‘hush- eis I11 1924 and that like production of Oats will ibe 5111000000 ‘bushels

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hibltion or to lib: vigilance of thei Royal Canadian Mounted Police. the fact remains that not a penny’s . ivorih has bee-n missed from the (‘anadian ‘Pavilion during the en- tite Exhibition.

hibits. Canadian Building. British Euipjn- Exhibition, has been visit-

Canadinn Bacon, Canadian Butter‘ 11

and (‘nuzuliau (Fheose. lie was as»

i pzuzb; of the world. Ibut that s-‘Hnel

dlan liucnn is branded but not rial well as the Danish and with some. dfliculty it was ‘found that the‘ butter referred to was fro111 Snsir-y afcliewzin and with ilifficulty that cheese was Quebec. The qllllllly was‘ h but the llmindlng was not suffioi- nl ently wcll done to assert its Cana-

ori-gin. not Interested as to which particu- lar province l-he from: in fnct a: proviuciizi-l brand‘ tors. As 1i uesult Empire Exhibit-ion the United. Kingdom housewife is. anxiious to

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Pike’: Peak 0r—

Poultry Price LISf r

Effective Monday. October 19th, and until further advised, we will pay the following prices, delivered Cli-"lottetown,

taken up by an immense popuIa-iiiitijcst of 8179,2190 duo Uct-vbt-r _ _ 1 1.111 .11 11s doors. ivheneas in many ist. 11125. 'I‘l1.1.'1 1s In respect of for niamber one qnahiy "i116 “"19"!” P°11|"‘Y- cat-uh‘ mo East (Yeast could he Roumalulan 1111111111- 111-411 -i1y 1111- M," Drum, 1111.115 tioi-ou-ghily canvassed y Canadian Government of :1 capital ‘ ' n, H 20c 24c . Lrilll illliwllerd- One of the Ivillllflés, of .l11~ Can- Spring Chlckr-na. over .1 _. is. . . . . . . . . . . .. V} l"i,111' simhneiiis 111' 01111111111111 111111111 of 12:1 9119,5110 11.111111 1.1 1:122 i j" I: "°'" 5,“ 5V2 'l“ " " 3° Sluiw CJILIe numbering 2.34s 11111111.111111111 Pavilion 111 wt-uuut-y 111 lllc . ' "°"‘ “H F"? 'l‘“- ~ ~ - - ’° 7° _ aim‘ d at UMW! KlllBdom 110118 presence of repres~11uitIva1 of the. " " l"°'" 4 l° ‘l"'-’ “15- ~ - - ' ' ‘ " 13° l ° ificm Canada during the- ‘week end- Royal (‘auatlian ‘h1ountcd_ Police " " "'1'" 3i» l° 4 w’- -- 11° 15° ' 6d 00101181‘ 7W1 511199 Allril is! under the command of Inspector " " 11'1"" 35211111 - 9° 13° last the number landed was about Hill. Nobody of Police stands ‘ Fowl. over 5 lbs . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 14c 17c . 48,100. nearly twice as iuauy es hlirgher in public 1111111111111011 1111111 “ from 4/, to 5 lbs. .. 9c 19c 1 fo. the some ‘period of last. year. 111a men of this splendid ‘force. and . " from 4 to 4'; lbs. .- - 9° 12° Ilic- High Commissioner's Ufflce the-y have rendered the gfélllwSl _‘ " under 4 lbs. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ,. 7c 10c is uifaimed by the Trade Commis- pcssible assistance 1o visitors by ‘ l sfouers in Gieat Britain that they their courteous and intcliigvnt dc- ‘ Number two quality birds. two cents leli- Nllmbél‘ . have received the following en- meanour. Whether due 1o the‘ three quality birds. four cc"!!! 1e“ 51"" l" '"°“|l Wl" 0111111“ 1'01‘ 9111181111111 E0005 dllrillk honesty of the visitors t: the only grade number two or thme quality, according to con-

Please Charlottetown, not f. o. h. your stifle"-

The Harris Abattoir Company, Ltd.

luiy (‘anadlzin goods but fllie 1-nn-' 211g ‘Markets where he‘ “'11s shown 11-11 do this intelligently as there which she can is really CBIIIILIIIIII.