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THE GUARDIAN

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Blue {finder

NOVEMBER 5. 19B _...________

Ill mode out. I ..:.:*~ wardens“ "m"- w -re . v . BY EDMUND SIIILI. "we-u I“ m m“? with Mun” . -04 o4 vvo-oavuoj-o-oooo-ooo-o-o-v g a $01.‘? tg: . v , C t ed.) " ' Q6 . " . "user four ‘ °“ " .. P ‘ - n“ . . . triptoltaly bya wasncano. “ en -sny, w t for years‘ with tickling in my throat ms \_\ . _ m w» I ‘he h"- down» ed c f.“.°£2.;";§.3§".§£’...1°.€2.f“..*?.ff: iidiwiifii.‘ kid? 9.122; ' a}: inywfildmughnrdg gtfliofifit rett at 6 on a bleak winter's mom- popular." , ' ' - - ‘ . h ' h u His in ice ‘ lvirjlluld 000g: untnllwoulti vomit. lilégwlgsdtreégllngilrenmtdhglillaifmrrihlglevery 210$...“ l)‘; tngenglgmdantgf to ‘tht? P 91' S011 WhO COIIIILS lwlni was not entirely due to cold! [brought a score of faces turning in n’ “My, Taverner, brisk, alert, changed his direction. “H3111 correctly -— Other awards I miraculously in a. night from one h Taverner sho1t an uneasy glance at’ Nay" upon whom the advancing years is brother-in- aw. His inherent de- ‘y rested heavily to an active, middle-kin: for self-advertisement irritated: from down ""° 2:“ us. s: .':."="."*:*:Y“".".*;: ii““‘1.‘§’..§.%“"-f%.‘”‘“‘° "o "

roug re as e eec r-‘no e m e ere was no

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(Tfgtrliilghgfvsslizorguzeagfivilzggfigt was at the window. viewing the ap-‘alr, but he left that i! he did not! bowie},- .D,,_ wax“. in ‘he houmn preaching day. n check Hayc soon enough he might Price 35c a bottle‘ large fmnilv size Jove‘ Dick! he clued across mu" out things that were better m“

60c. at all druggists and dealers.

Put up only by The T. Milburu (.70., , 1.121., 'l‘omnto, Ont. .

sail into each other."

The value of real and pemrmal property of nawbu has Just been placed at $300,553,000. F"'—'“__'i'”—"'——_____—_ Special Low Fares C. N. R. Winter Fair, Amherst

Special low fares have been ar- ranged by the Canadian Notlollfll Railways in connection with the Maritime Winter Fair to he held Amherst, N. S. November 3rd to 9th. tickets will be on sale November 2nd and are good to return up l0 N"! including November 11th.

This fair is attracting a B11810!“ number of people every Y?" and this [ll mises to surpass other years in the matter of attractions.

Full information as to fares, trains etc., can be obtained from any Can- adian National Railway. Agent-

8830-11-2-51

“diction sru:

Auction sale at Eldon on Thurs- day, Nov. 8th, 192B at 1 o'clock sharp. oi the balance oi the goods in our store including a lot oi’ wall paper, men's and boy's underwear, stockings. crockery. stoves stovepipc paint, choirs. and several other ar- ‘ticles not mentioned.

Terms at sale. If not fine Thurs- day. will be held on Friday. J. A. MacDonald

Auctioneer.

I

CAREFUL MAN

"Lot's go into this c rmdwich.”

1

A GOOD REASON TOO

r t I emptuons of ghefibme between the twat: Englishmen]. _>___ ,___ ___\___ ___ __ H , grea utit d th th - “A v r tra t n a ene ---'“-—»_ _ _ Estate Late ‘Lsliinlllmiltsmu-n» H°w d“, 7°“ °°m° *° "ll" Y°"' sled tlllls wollwdizrfzili syglcierlriieverTlsllellevhere tofialy ssisxliogrei" he gdecball-gd in _-‘I'*|I $—-' r"~""~—\ "_“ i - n ' EFMFJ" was nothing in it he told himself i1 10w voice “A young English lady - ‘ ' l ‘_' h‘ t.‘ ' ‘.7 W 1 tigzvrgistlxoielgzi‘? “M9 w“ °" You felt as secure up there as ymi came here to see the Signor Dighton. ‘ ' l l l ' lid below—and yet he wa ot lm- She had come from Paris only last T], 1- g, u, T k mad f n u g_ 3_ 4 5 m A C Zcther sorry to set his feest [rim Illerra night find hfld 6811941 w 59E mm the Turkllayezndeila-ligllhe ‘ling-leafy glaze totiflllili otheg :33!!! figures wiilabllsdtikenlrrlals’ tllzmbkm h to take w.” ‘nae’. on ' s firma again. ‘several times without finding him in. ' At i ' It was Taverner, however, who had This morning, however, she found

A; I intend making a ccmPlflle change in my business i will sell by public auction on Tuesday. Novtfm" her 6th, beginning at l2 1100B. f!" my Stock and Implements. consisting of 1 pair matched dappled grcl’ horses, wclght 3000, aged 6 and 7 years; l carriage mare 7 years old. extra good driver; 3 milch cows. 0m! newly mashened; 5 he"! You“! cattle. .

Implements-l hinder. M. IL, 1 hay mower, l rake l0 ft., l section- al seeder, l. H. C., 1 set smoothing, barrow, l spring tooth harrowJgang plow, 1 farm wagon (John Dcre. new this season), l box cart, Z driving wagons, l set bob sleigh, 3 single] wood slcighs, 2 driving 5MB“. l) _,._.» potato planter, i Watson sprayer, l] Hover digger. 1 horse hoe, 1 set‘ __-\__ _--

KNACK FOR KNICKNACKS

"She has tln

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g small things out oi people."

fanners, 1 gasoline engine (Esko 4 H. P.) 1 threshing outflt (Halls). I grain crusher (new). 1 manure‘ spreader. M. 8., and all kinds Har- ness, both double and single, used ‘_ _ around a large farm and hundreds " "° “ef, '"' i of articles which space will not per- ‘"°"‘"' "m"? mlt enumerating. ~

Terms $10.00 and under cash. » w.- Over S10.00 12 months credit on ap- I proved notes.

If day is unfit sale on next flnc day. This stuff is all practically newl and in best repair as I have only‘ been in business a short time.

I NO SOCIAL PALE

. ll i g d ‘idcd to make HUGH F Monnlggi‘ E‘ soMERs"chai'lgenin myelausiness, I will Sell b Anon‘ r‘ ' Public Auction on my premises 8788-10-31-5.

PLEASANT VALLEY

..._...___.._..___._______ MONDAY. NOVEMBER 12th, 102s

Commencing at 0m.- 0'clock P. M. waist '

The undersigned executors of the mm u the late o. 4mm Mutchl

nu m: by pbllc Iilctlifll on thcinwd ""“‘“““ """°" “d l“ '

premises st Mt. Edward Road, near t,‘ lotutown on day of November i928 at l2 o'clock noon. His real-estate consisting or l; acre of land, a little. more or loll with dwelling boon ‘and barn. Also the following: 2 driving wng- amok s w 4° m, _

""- l “m! ‘Milk 1 M“ °' m"! cnorizo 1'0... lily, aso Bushels """ l “Mm ‘°' '“"'°"" wheellPntnlnes. (mo. Cobblers), 50o Bush- ltoe. hlnldhfiedcr, lawn rollerulawn; c" Tumnm

"'°“’°" ‘ “mm” °'“§‘ °" m’ IMPLEMENTS L- Binder, Mower. and carpenters tools, fork shovels,‘ wheel m“, 6m‘ PM“ Sh." ‘m ‘|‘““‘"Y °' “'7' 1 r, L/Plow. s»: Spring Barrows, Set

pl or be “In”. be", Narrows, Horse Hoe.

Furniture, consisting of

STOCK—2 Horses, G Cows. 2 Cattle. 2% years old. 2 Calves 5 months old. 4 Pigs. 5 months old, l

Spike Household cflootl: “Mn h“ ‘MM’ u“: Potato Scuifier.

- » tiul moment. Did - ' We are a m 9 9c‘ W‘ i"

m“, mm“ m mmm m. "n,Iffidfiesgzezggogantgrivgrfixrlsgg: M rice g l} 8 fl) I 3g‘; gamed; name of the My by iii

“T?” ‘gum’ m f "t" Bob Sleighs, m... Runner Sleigh. , p 5 n We PW 5h The Walter's face brightened and » _ .____. _.. "

»-“"‘~ ---'»-$ f-T-nhlfmnf2::.::.'a'..'::::::'.:::.': mo"; fflcflfnsfindkbroflers .:..".":".:r.:fu:*:vz :2 .;:':..i°'"" Ups And Downs :.':.."s:":c'..":':; svlsnzu. "m " cm" ""- m W“ ""‘ “m” “‘ M“ °"" °"‘ "“"" "“""" ling Harness Forks, Shovels Hoes. 01' e an sgiving "Th" ">0 WM 1H the PIPBP." he tastefully decorated roi- the occasion ._.___'

cabinet. pictures. kitchen nge _ _’ _ ’ - explained. “She purposed m n _

zwlilghmnclggm lclelz m." mv-f “fiiiiniifnziaiii... noon m. Market. If you have, u» liiomcttltirils nrgempfn‘ .,..,,";,?,',§ FIOm _ Tryon wit; $21: 3:19;»; ‘$15) more?! “gaging. nun.- and n. 1w

fl» l. c mule - ‘s a n a . ‘ ' ' . M“ ma“ fin“ BEDROOM FURNITURE-i organ any to Se", write or‘ mo‘); s esmemh$lz W311i w": and Vlclnlty comers. Games typical of Halloween Tryan m wegmmy’ Oct 31m , and other articles too numerous to were played and s. good time was everything m i be menu” phone us for prices understand, but convenient for the] .--- nil. If stormy solo will be held first] “m,” "h," u“ m“, “n” - station, ilno day following at the umc boon. u‘ ~

nude kno I810. 0A8

In at clay of sale. . ow-

shonll thcday Solo will take plus lng at some boar. .

l6 “M? fll tiuday 0| . 4| 4'1), '

"The sea of matrimony offers no harbor for those who continually

afe and get a

"N07 I wouldn't let anyone but a nuggisi put up a sandwich for me."

quite a knack for get- "Ycs, a knlcknack, so to speak."

"Is she within the social pale?" ‘ pale society

‘My Farm o! s2 Acres of Land with

high state of cultivation, well water- ‘ed and fenced. M" sud‘. Croil w°d“°"'" m‘ Far-in Implements and Household

bel

earth.

that the him, he

ihade.

ed flyl

kept his

3 Every competitor may. if he or she so desires, send in a glance at Haye and flflefwflfd lwflfd- WES 1H the Ofilte COMPETITION CLOSES new paid in advance for one year subscription with the Dllrscd up his lips. lmlfilns an automobile to drive to The competition closes Saturday, vembcr 10th, 192B. at . 501mm,,’ m“ gs not obugamy; bu; m, wmngf of each "N0 Slsn of Greta at Rome, I'm Portoflno. He returned to the lounge midnight. All solutions to be considered, must reach ti"? prize who does send a new subscriber will be awarded afraid. Dick. Looks rather bad, only a moment before mvself- What address below before that hour. double the amount nu or her prim calls for. Thus if the doesn't m" - (did We flnd?-The other Ensiishman h h d t winner of the first prize had sent a new subscriber, he will Halfway between Genoa and sW-seless ‘m the b°°r with 9- Wmmd I" 955° °l a tie the P1139 Wm €° w ‘he ‘m9 w ° a Se“ be awarded $100.00 cash instead o! $50.00, and accordlnlly Rapallo Hays broke his long silence at the back °f his healF-“nd the 9- "ew Sllmcrlplm" Wm‘! m5 “mm” m “°°°rd°'“°° Wm‘ with all the prizes. No one can so secure double mom’? and talked nineteen to the dczenlymmll Ellglish Billmrlnfl vanish: °°lldlfl°n N°~ 3- unless the new subscription is actually forwarded with hi8 e reminded Tav r 8d——" l sol to . shame that it had hie?!‘ hglflilggg] Taverna, kicked Raye under the‘ If those who tie have both, or all sent in new siiiifiCfip- u l n from the first, recalled incidents of “ble- Hons; men the mm Wm go to we one Wm” subscfrlipt ma‘ 4 Em‘ wmpetm" by “mm”? l“ m“ '°‘“'4°“- "n" "l" the Journey, raved about the exmb “How vanished-—~'l" which he 0T 511° 5mm"? eligible- ls Pa“! the “'7 arias d_ the decision oi the Judges shall be indisputable and final. ordinary colobschemes he had The wane, spread m5 hands wide advance into the year 1020. If both or all are paid in“? d noticed when flying at a height andlapam , vance to December 31. 1929, then the money will be d v e 5 All solutions must be eulcslzed modem science to the’ “BOme thief-some bandit perhaps “m”! “ch prwmtwnately

tree-tops. He le at Taverner, a out waiting f0

treat, spmwlin

10161100 after Hodges had driven

he night enslir it Genoa and a1 car was wh neck speed thr

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Hitherto he

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perhaps was for

ner was fast asleep!

___________________ RED CROSS LINE S. S. “ROSALIN D”

FREIGHT AND PASSENGERS

clinician

QC

presently; it's going to be crisp, clear December day. be well wrapped up and yo every inch of it.”

The other murmur lnarticulate in respo He was by no means certain oi’ ng thrilled, at least not in the sense Tavcrner implied. If there was cue sentence he regretted at that moment, it was the one he had uttered in the drawing room on the previous night wh the prospect of fl Moral cowardice w that prevented hi his fear and bac felt like a man ride consuming

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Climbing into the fuselage of a g miracle of modern

don

-ground, he felt that he was "What are you g g to drink?" nounting to the scafloldi “Waterl” snapped Haye sulklly. The journey was accomplished in “Don't be a fool." V mree stages, with brief stops at, The painter wiped his mouth. Paris and Dijon. They landed" tln-ysqueezed a minute section of lemon. illy. and to Kaye's intense relief, on

ali

ride

could not help adm ness with which a older than himsel correspondence en world as if he had

in the seat of a. fir This amazing pcrs constant touch w Wires were awalti get and again at er he flashed a

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veled fierce questions, nd rambled on with-‘stalrs’

an tuna

"Many lihl l’l d N8 tll C, - MONTREAL v slgmlre- Thcngirligéyxlvfgi; tilepZonid (a) MysolutionoftheFeathersontheTurkeyis . . . . . . . . . . a ST Jonwscn TOWN for. Per Baccol I was all the morn- y n 18280? slmiéniggigggzllltifljgxzg ha: (b) I am eligible for the competition on the subscription addressed :5 and paid the Signor Dlghtolfs bl"; Name . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ E E a Hedhkaddhad artialztaccident. it seems. .. . . ’ 9 an “ be” e“ w “"91"” . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . l‘ pug 31-1 “y; "And the lady." jerked m the Address . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. I S fi é painter, determined to put ililrspoke _ . _ . ~8- gérgfimelww? "Wm" hflplmled °° (c) Amount enclosed on account oi the above Subscription t .. Nov. l0 Nov. 12 Nov. 13 The little man shrugged his Nomad Nov,” N0y_g7f5h°"ld9¥‘3- ‘ (d) New Subscription Name ' Y l I “Nobady knows’ smote‘ If you (Janada S's‘ hna Ltdvcare to see it, I will bring you the

Montreal Agents

Carvell Bros, Ltd.

Charlottetown Agents

POULTRY

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king out of it. He convicted of homi-

oudcd ‘flying-ground

lrling them at break- ough Nervi. Throughout the had scarcely uttere genuine, livid fear, wonderment long b wapital had bee Paris and Dijo ioying himself; atage with certal zal reservations, 0e an accom

n reached. Between ta n he was almost en- lllliry- “ during the third n unexpressed men- he felt himself to Englishman named

plished aeronaut. Now P1118 in this b01561?” ' 1g had been thrust upon' s glad.

bounding adventure ' in Rome! The the envy with which he

carded put the memory of his rec-land Very Bimllflflvo!" ant good fortune com

earest correct, solution - - ' m check He him and they talked together ‘for prizes in order as follows will be paid in cash, (killdltlolls irlng the calm- some time in the lounge. That would 1 t ' _ I _ _ _ _ 5000 1 __ n _ 40 ""1" film" Yew be aim“ half?“ 1° °' “ma” a zrsidrlgllse. ' '..' $20.00 g3: g1: .. Q.‘ $3103 1 5:817:12: my ‘may when were 1B “regular gummy dealt Wm. his little later. I came into the lounge 3rd Prize “we 7m Prize 2 o0 Ill 0 D8981’ Dflid in advance, is invited f0 if! w” route, for a1] me in answer to the bell to find this 4m Prize 5 m 8th Prize 1'00 5° “thin m"! “impel” 101‘ U16 1111888. been 1011111; back sameladyatatable by the window ' - '

st-class Pullman. onallty kept in lth his business. ng him at LeBour- Dllon. At the form-

te. for Taver- g5 l'°

fine-a. unsaid.

We shall} “Flying ls popular,"

u'l1 enjoy "as popular as it can

fares come down," l "A fat lot our fares cost us!"

thundered the other, and winked

he asserted, be until the

ed something use. heavily across the table.

Taverner gripped his table kin with both hands and his plexlon changed from red to purple.

"Shut up, you confounded idiot!" he whispered.

A steely glare checked the erup- tion that his reprimand was within an ace of provoking.

4...‘)- com-

en he had believed ying to be remote. as the only thing m from confessing

Haye had colored, too. He re-l moved an oyster from its shell and’

held it midway between the table is last meal on and his mouth. .

“All right,” he protested meckly.’ "I haven't said anything I shouldn't, have I? You needn't be so deuced‘ ratty about it.”

rs in the wine list under the others nose.

over a second marine mollusk and showed signs of interest printed catalogue.

"I hate this hole-and-corner busi- ness," he growled. "What about’ entire flight he Grlsnollne?" ' d a word, pear, “Just as you like,“ agreed Taver- had given way toj ner, and beckoned a waiter over. efore the FTenchl The wine was opened and on the ble when he put in Etactful in-

in the‘ ttlelater, s. spec-

“Does there happen to be an‘

The little waiter drew closer.

“The Signor Dlghton, signore: There was indeed until this morn- ing. A very charming gentleman, waum be m- you will understand-very popular

What an as-' to relate to his thought of

piece", in the 'I‘averner frowned.

l "Do I understand you to say that he left this morning?" ‘ 9011;! The other bent over until his head

a number of feathers on the bird.

PltlzESr-For the correct, or n

conversing with another English- man-a friend of the Signor Dlgh-j fan's. He ordered drinks-a. 4 ver- mouth for himself and aranciata for the lady. The Signor Dighton, as I

IT COSTS NOTHING There is absolutely no responsibility, obligation or cost of any kind to try for c. prize, The solving of the problem will provide a few hours most interesting work.

dance with No. i condition, becoming a subscriber or in the some member of the family with $4.00 for country or $5.00 for the city for the first year in advance.

according to the number of 8cm m on me ‘om-mm: ‘orm’ cup-

ped from this paper. —had come in by the door from the wm"°'$' chloroiormed the poor signer» all likelihood and carried her a waiting car. It was a terrible usiness! The Signor Dlghton Jumped into a second motor and followed." "What happened them?" edTthe Baronet.

he waiter smiled faintly.

answer~wh1ch y m“ l"

Cut this out on the border lines, fill in and mail early. Mark on outside o1 cnvcloiic