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In the matter of the Estate of Edmund Ewen Crosby,‘ late of Borden in County in Prince "Ed-

ward Island, Hotel

Keeper, deceased, tes- tate. SEALED TENDERS will be rec-

_eived by the undersigned at the

Ollice of It, '1‘. llolinan, Lllllltull. Suniineralde, in Prince County in Prince Edward Island. and at the Ulflce of the Portland Packing Company at Charlottetown in Queen's County in Prince Edward island. up to Wednesday, tile 'l‘wentieth day o! August A. 1)., 192i, tor the purchase of tlie "tier- ard liutel" and attached laud, with furniture and all other equipment

(or Studebaker Five Passenger Automobile, and also for stock in Carleton Ilealtles Limited as ful- lows.—

Tender No. 1. For the "Gerard Hotel" and attached land, complete with furniture and all other equip- ment.

Tender No 2. For Studebaker Five Passenger Automobile,

Tender No. 3. Stock oi“ the dec- eased in Tile ‘Carleton Itealties Limited,

Tenders niust be marked plainly 0n the outside with tile number and name of the item tendered for.

The highest or any tender not fiecessarily accepted. _

The property may be examined lii any time between the hours or 9 A. M. and 5 l’. M, at Bunion in Prince County in Prince ludward Island by intending purchasers,

For further particulars apply to the undersigned.

WILLIAM FRANCIS TIDMARSH J, LEROY HOLMAN Executons 8876»?! Z-Sltlll.

Rocky Point" Ferry Time Table

(‘ommom-lrll Jnnc lat. ihr nirumor Ilillahnrougll will rnn brtwron (‘hur- iotlntown and Rortly Point llllfllil the Bummer months. 11a follows:

Prince-

mommodious dwelling house-

CLEARANCE

iiioiioit SALE

j .\l North Iiivrr carol-r us‘ wlaiixi-Jsitiv Tiilc mil u.\\' 01-" Al (if-ST. 19134. At Ouc o'clock HliurP- l Tho beautiful furul, atom-k. crop. Im- piolul-uth. etc. Form of M ucrra of the very brat lulill ill Lower l-rol-ial-i-t. only r. Inilr- frulu (‘liuriottl-tolvii, guoil iillillllitgn. lvwll fl-nrrll uilll Wlllwfllll. also xralll (flip of hay. onlll. polutol-s null turnips. v.."... unil ill-o growing l-vop for your- imif IIINI ha l-tiuvinvoll us to the quixlity inf Iunll. 5 nl-rrs of lilll growth llllrli~ _wooll. Extra good titan for fox ram-Ii. Iulnu tho following: H1‘0('lt--- llorw.‘ ii yum. old. i200 linl.. Pervlll-roil rill-ire; i_iullrt-. i’) yl-ura olll. lrcllarul purpose; I good nilll-li Pflflll l llrlmll null‘, i0 lilrrlnv I11 full; 6t young plgal hi) liens: :10 l-llll-koun; 1'.‘

rill-u stoic, Ituulfurt. new, uuli iili Iloll-ll-lluld furniture.

About i000 (not of lumber. quuutlt) of lire wood uud ull‘ other articles not uu-nlloul-ll.

liniy rl-llsou for iu-lling, I nln outn- pl-llrd tli-gu w“: by August ltllli.

Tl-rnlu of fnrm uud Iuoveublea curly. and ulutlr known nt Muir.

Form will ho aolil up to the tiuy oi sule by private auio. Inspection i111)‘ time. Apply to owner on form or to J. A. MoDonuld, Auctioneer. 200 Hyd- uoy St.

DONALD MATHEFON, North llivor. .I. A. “PDONALD. Al flour-or. liltlil-R-l-fli

“Riverside” For Sale The Undcrsigncd are instructed to sell at Public Auction on the prcmiscs at West Street in Char iottctown on Thursday the Seventh day of August A. D. 1924. at the hour of Twclivc O'Ciock noon:- All the large. beautiful and vaiu able property known as "River side" and which was the Summer residence of the late Sir L. H- Davies for some years.

The property has a frontage of 320 feet on West Street and ex- tends to the channel of the stream running from the Government Pond to Hliiisborough River, with a large con scrvatory and garage. shore front with breastwork. lawn and garden Good title and immediate pOI lession to purchaser.

Dated 1st August A. D.. 1924_

GAUDET 6. HASZARD,

DAILY (Except iilluliny.) 1.1. Charlottetown. m. Rocky Point

1.80 u.m. 0.00 11.111. I..'l0 n.m. 0.00 1mm. 0.30 n.m. 10.00 a.m.

11.00 1.111. 11.30 1.111. Lao p.m. Loo u-ml L30 p.m. 8.00 |t.m. 8.90 D-ln. 5-9" V-m- LIIO . 5.00 p.111.

0.30 p.m. 1.00 P-"I-

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0.30 ll.ln. 10.00 a.m.

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8.00 p.m. 0.30 D-1n."' .

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Solicitors BENJ. can-ran Esq Auctioneer. ‘ 3384-21-2 5i. O For Fire Insurance consult H. M. SIMPSON 150 Richmond ltroct Phone 860 +06 '

‘ma. lii dot-Its. . , I.\II‘I.I'..\II'J.\'TN—I truck willulli l lluy nlowerl i huy rukr: l Plmllll: 1 not spring tooth burrows‘. l si-t splkl- ' illlrrolva; 1 rrl-oni ai-poruior. “clot: i illl-ulintor; l hugs)‘. Iwurly ilow; ft11'1|i burnt-its; shovels; forks; llflfltt; l kli-

lllirriiige Sciiia

(Continued) Ilill ME LUCK!” " \lliriuua was lit. rctber

u

ruasinl-ilt linlil-r lloris's steady gave. Just felt I couldn't ivilil until Charles returned flu-to talk to hliu uiiollt--uh things. llu you think It's very dread- flil for lllU>l1l lltlsh oil’ this wliy to meet llilu?"

liorls ruisl-d siirpriaell brows.

"To lill-l-l your own iiiisiiiilid? Why should ll he llri-iillful?"

.\i:irhlliu lit-pl |it'l' t‘_\‘\'tl on the silken giiriili-nia she was folding, UIN‘ iiy one. null laying Ill her irlivl-lllug ling.

"\\'l-.li-" she hesitated, "you saw--

you ‘Au-hut yoli now-at the house party!"

liorhfii oyl-vl lilirllt-uvll.

"llow luul~h of ililii was your own

fuuit. .\llirlliilu. I siiuil not l-vl-u ask. .\fil-r nil. it'll not lily liifllir," her pret- i,v lips tu-iatell bitterly. "But if. by thin huiity lll-piiriure of yours you iiil-un to signify that your iiirtlltioii wlli- .\il~. (‘llllnuiwia lit lin i-ull. lthink you uri- lnklug ll wlile l-ourse. (‘hurls-s llt\'t'\t vou vl-ry tl\'ill‘l_\'. lie hiia always .i spll-ulllli, iuithfili liusbtiml. You llllllilll‘ consideration."

' llillriniiifs voice wiiii close u "l~-l only hope it isn't too

lmrill liililli- no comment. asked no ftlrtlil-r question. Slil- oven felt no l-llrloaily rl-glirlliug the relationship of liilrlzinzi and (‘rail-I (‘iillliiii. iillli nu lit-- Rift‘ in know how for their uppurent liirtntlon hull progressed.

Shl- wna nuiiih with her owli misery. 'l‘o tlull iillt now that their iutiuinlr)’ \\|lt( grl-iiter or ll-lla tiilin their actions at the house party warranted would not tlill-lilltl- til.- pllin. lt was torturi- "llllllt-Zll in know that the llliill she lov- --ll. ivhoiu iiiie hull filtiiouvily ln-ilcvltd IHYPII llt'l', irus lii rl-ulliy ln love ivitli Til-r <iiill-r, the wlfl- of his friend.

.\ Nllt‘ only suill qliIl-tly:

" lu glull for your sake illlll ‘hark-it's. that you have the courage ‘o pro. Milrllinu."

"ll llol-ii take courage." Mariano all- lnltli-ll. "lf you knew iill—" sho broke nil‘, llll ill-i" l't'iI linliorlip.

IHIFIN gllvo hl-r no lil-lp. llllirhlulfa unfinished sl-uieui-e hull its own iiiler- |ll'i‘lilIlllll.

\l:iri:lll:i. fltlllfvhill at" rl-aplillao.

Silo night-ll n little ill the realization 'ilnt tin-y. onl-l- so ill-voted. hull drifted -o for lli'l. It won lii-r fuiilt. iilll- hl|l'\\', Hhl- hnd iii-cu sl-lilah undiipuil- --i illill pl-tulnnl. \\'hllo llorllt hilil uonl- nln-all and ili-roiupiiahed things. illt‘ hall lllIl-il liwuy her days in tho I.ip of lllhlll‘_\'. pilluperliig her lovely bully lillll atulilfyiug her brain with 4"Iih'l‘li'l~t4, trivial aooiul affairs.

"What l int-an in suy is." Zifnrinilii '\|iI:|Illl‘ll |lllIl|'4IilI{Il||..'l_\‘, "it's gout-rally llll\\l.~i' for it'll-lie to ildinlt to lii-r hila- lnlllll lhnl lit’ lllt'iillt<l quite ao llllli'll to

Now. if l li-l-ro pl-rf -tly llilili‘-

-ni iillftlll l'hllrlea's tiiiileuce ltllll let

liin l-oiile liurk when he was ready to

Vlillli“, l would have the upper huud—" liorls riiafl. with a weary gesture.

"You tlllk lIkl- "Advil-u to the Love- Iorn.‘ .\lill‘lilllil. Doesn't it f‘\'i‘l‘ ol-vur ‘o you lhnl iovl- is u beautiful pri-l-loua ‘]Ill4'|llt*l"l|| something? You l-uil‘t tiiril llll‘ light oi" logll- oil Ii ililll t'.\'|lt't!i Ii lo ltlrli-l». l'il|ul- null spite and lint-asl- lnlvl- no pluve iii the heurt of one who truly lovt-a."

"IPorn young wonluu who's never nilir- i'lt‘ll. you art-in tn know u tremendous ‘in niioilt it." tluriunu rl-uillrkl-ll ro- o-illfilily. "if you low-ll u mun. would roirsai-l-iiivl- your prilll- for hint?"

lbl-ria \\‘||ll(4'(l ili ilil- (I|It‘Ilt‘ll window Illlll fillll‘t‘ll Hill Illll) iht- frligrliilf, yt-l '.'l~l_\' darkness _

"Ne." she, .lid sloivly, "iiooollse It's ull I've got ll-fi."

"You ill'l an l|ill~orl,v. Doria." .\liiriunn --liiiipl:lliil-ll§ "I don't liiilll-ratu :i liii. llll_\' more. I wish you lpl-uk in riddles ull thl- tinii

lioi-hl lurnl-li quickly. ill-r fut-i- li-ort- ‘l ainliiilg musk. Shi- stopped null llroppl-ll n light kiss on tlil- llilrk. sliili- ll lioilll.

l-nrl-iy ll-inpil-li lo ll filll wliil cilllled by [Iorls's lack

orgii-o mo! l'lii not myself lately. \\'I‘l'lI'llt‘1l pilgeiiui lllill the hoi ltili-r huvl- about. worn mo out.

ink hl-uvi-u. ll will illl IIt'-ll\'t'l‘ Ill n

"I'm sorry i won't iil- horl- to sol-fill- pligl-iiiit. I flint-y it'll lio gorgl-otla. it," .\lr. I'ilIIillll——\\'Ill aiug. won't

Ill-Y" _ llorls nodded. drew on ill-r gloves. "\\'l-il. I must hl- olT. I've ii hnril tiny lliinorrolv. tllttttl-Iiyl‘. aIail-r mine. A

till-usual _Illilf‘lil‘)‘-—ililfl glvt- my love to (‘hilrll-a."

.\lurilinn' sprung to lit-r feet uiiti ll|l'l‘\\' her tirnla urouutl her sister.

"Uh. don't hnte me for being so very. very foolish! I'll tell you all about it some tiny. And wish me luck. Doria. Wiah inl- llll‘l( with till your heart!" slii- pll-iiill-il vl-hl-ml-nily.

lloria kioal-ll II4'I' iiull went nwliy. ]lii1.7.ll'll by the earnestness of that lust I‘('I|llt'Pll.

(‘rnig (‘lilililu culled till her the fol- lowing afternoon.

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"So Jack married that plump lit- tit- girl who used to giggle so much?"

“Yes. .l.'ick evidently believes in a short wife nnd a merry one."

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about 10 a. ui. Thursday. Saturday trips to Boston dire

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ct, due Sundays at about 8 p. m.

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11.30 a. in.—Sbock market report. 11.40 a, in.—Pi'oduce and market report. _

11.50 a, IIL-“RBDOTI. on Farm Movement ol Lettuce. lrotii the N_ew York State Dept. of Fklfllle and Markets.

11.55 it, ni.—U. S» Naval Obser vatory time signals.

1.00 p. lllr-IVILIBIC, excerpts front "Pinalore." Part 1. Gilbert and

Sullivan, by W-GY Studio Light Opera Group. 6-00 p. mraProtiuce and stool.

itiarket quotations; news bulletins; baseball results, - 0.00 p. m.—l)lnner music by Jos- eph A. Chickene and ills Clovei Club Orchestra of Hotel Ten Eyck, Albany, N, Y.

7.10 p. nt~l3asebuil scores,

7.45 p. ni.—Music-al program. Piano solos. .

a. "Prolog" ____________ __ Bohm b. "Visions of the Dance" Martin

Mm, Van Veachton Rogers

Baritone solos.

a. "MllCLlSlllfl" Macmurrongli b. "Gypsy John" ........ -_ Cia J, Alfred llailll Irena Carey. accompanist

Violin solos,

a. "Scene de Ballet." (Op. 100) _. .................... .. ile Beriot b. "iSarabantle" ________ __ Bohm

Iierbert ll. Fliik

Contraito solos,

a. "Fairy Roses" _____ __ Taylor b_ ‘Skippers of St, Ives“ ______ _. _____________________ __ Roeckel

Mrs- John E. ‘Faulkner Irena Carey, accompanist Piano solo, "Petite Valse" Rogers Mrs, Van VGZIUIIIOH Rogers Threats o! Aotlvityt as an Indispensable Ele ment in Life Satisfaction and Service." Vladimir Karapetoff

Professor of Electrical Engineer- lug,

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Cornell University Vioilii Stilflt-‘i,

a. "Urienlale" b. "Dy the Brook" (Op. 52) ___- ________________ __ de Bolsdeffrr

Herbert It. Fink

Contrzilto solos, -

a, “A; Night" ___- __ Cral: il)_ “Cradle Song" ___ Vannali Mrs. .loltn E. Faulkner Baritone solos,

a. "Would God I Were the Ten tier Apple Blossom" (Londonder-

ry Air) b. “An lrisli Air lroin County ________ __ County Derry

Derry" ‘ J. Alfred lland

10.16 p. m-Orgiln recital by StephervE, lloisclair, from Prnc let's ‘llarmanus Bleeckor llall. Al- baily, N, Y. ¢o>_-i

Demands For Long Credit Hamper Trade With Russian

(Associated Press)

STOCKIIULM, July 31. —— Ite- qllests from Russia for long credit Ill Sweden, in some cases for periods of three to foilr years; slow business procedure and severe maintenance oftlie Soviet foreign trade monopoly, coiiibliiod with ai- niust insurmountable difficulties in the way of private Russian enter- prise. tire some of the things oil- eounterod by Swedish exporters dealing with itussla nildor the new .i'ade agreement between the two countries. according to a state- ment given out by the Swedish General Export Association.

Since the exch-ange of ratifica- tloiis of the treaty May 1 the deals closed have totalled not more limit about 8500.000, involving purchases of such Swedish pro- ducts as paper. pulp, cream separa- tors, stool pistes. and agricultural machinery. Although the Russians have in certain eases asked for liiroo or four years’ postponement of payments no credit of more than six months has so far been granted. The procedure is slow because nil negotiations and orders must come through the ltiissian Trude Delega- tion Eu Stockholm, and this body intuit obtain competitive bids. not only from Swedish firms. but also from abroad. ‘

While private enterprise is per- mitted in Russia, the Soviet is lt- self ill competition with such blisi- ucas. and the individuals anti private firms find their activity severely iigspecteil" and heavily burdened with taxes. Swedish firms. therefore, do not at present

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(Canadian Press) VICTORIA.‘ n. 0.. Aux. i.-'rilu reported discovery of huge men- llke apes in the mountains of Washington state, which are s-ald by Indians to be members of a suriuige, hitherto unknown tribe of natives culled lllll Neahtiks. brings to mind the fact that Mr. Michael King, British Columbia timber cruiser, amazed the people of this province twen years cs0 by returning from the woods 0f Van- couver lshind with an astonishing tale o: an uncouth creature, met [u the woods, that was not man al- though it were man's shape.

Mr. Kingisstory was scoffed at by ‘me puplllc, who variously christ- ened his wilderness straps" ‘is the Mowgll or Wolf Man, the latter ap- pellation being applied for no tip- parent reason and in deflanoc of the pm that Mr. King described it as distinctly ape-like, not wolf-like.

Yet now aicross the border strange creatures bearing stratiger resemblance to Mr. King's dis- covery, iiave been seen, so it is mm and Jorgl Totsgl, noted 1n- dlau scholar, says it ls well known among his people that these weird beings are believed to hall from the wilds of Vancouver Island.

It seems to have been in the winter of 1004-05 that Mr. King met with the experience. ' Later the creature was reported in have but-n sighted by other workers in the wilds, and. on Jan. 1, 1900, The Colonist quoted the original dis- coverer thus:

"The theory seems to me to be the only way to account for the origin oi‘ the strange being l saw a little more than n year ago." said Mr. King (referring to a reptirt that the creature o1 the woods was the descendant of a gorilla cast ashore on Vtincpilvt-r Island by shill- wreck).

"Ft-r oven it‘ a man lived in a wild stziil- from birth he could not have assumed tho api>llke attribut- os possessed by this creature which I saw. I canto up by accident and was only about 25 feet away when it catigiii sight of me. The Mowgll, or whatever you like to call it. was squatted down like a monkey beside a little stream. ll. was washing a kind of willl onion that We prospectors sometimes oat when we run short of provisions. I thought it was a bear, but when it heard me and starlghtened up 1 brought my rifle to my shoulder. for it was the strangest sight I ever expect to sol oyos till.

“Imagine being Ill the depths of a. lonely forest nnd meeting an animal in the shape of a man, standing over six feet high and covered all over with long coarse black hair which, on some portions

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creature was short. bttt everywhere else it was long and shiny, and o the hand the hair hung ilowu ho- iow the finger ends. 'l‘lto being stood quite straight for a moment in surprise and seemed tu lilo to weight about 240 pounds.

"if it had taken one stop to- wards me I would have put a. bullet through it, for I hail it covered with my rifle. But after glaring at inc for a moment ii. uttered a cry a half human ltiitid of grunt—aiill grasping a brunch nearby, hoisted itself up the bank of the creek and ran away through the uniierbrusli. slightly bending at it did so, with the speed of a startled deer.

"l examined the ereatilre's foot- prints afterward. Its feet were short and very broad. I noticed the heel came back almost to a point like that of a gorilla. The armfitl of wild onions that it had been cleaning st the little stream was as nicely done tip as it‘ a human being had prepared them."