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' Rpe Kriepiee are Hoe for

' any gal. Give them to the chil n for supper. Easy to di§est. Order a red-and- greerl package from your groper. Try the recipes for rnaoaroons, etc. Made by Kellogg in London, Ontario.

imornlng, took Dale's hat and stickl land announced that Miss CasKll"\ ‘would see him in the drawing room. ’ ; Nursing a swollen jaw and a sadly ,deflated sen respect. Dale walked la. He tried to carry himself with his ,usual insouciance and hold his iuead mga, .mer ell, thenfwu no l ` great disgrace in being mauled by en 'adversary at whom you could non

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strike back for the simple reason that

:you couidn‘t see his face.

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I . lover. Dale had found that the secret

drawer in the desk was intact, and I there was consolation in that, But ,_ Dr Moffett-for who else could it

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ihave been?-had escaped. and that » ` was a. bitter and humiliating thought. I ,

Adele greeted him with a bl-lgllf. !

smile, although there were little

“ FOR SALE `

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` Quarter acre of land with seven room house. Ice Cream Parlor and Barn, all in good repair and lighted

tifully situated. Near school, churches and storea. Apply to

‘shadows in her eyes, and they nate

lrowed in perplexlty as she saw ill'

disfigured Jaw. Dale acutely embar- rassed, heard himself murmuring Tau ' irzsipld compliment on her very fresh _and exquisite appearance. ; '-1 slept like e wp." she tele him. 2 I "And I dreamed about caterpillars." :

"Oh, yes, of course. Well, I dreamed

G. E. GAMBLE, ` “They .seem to have handled you

North Tryon.

6324-‘l-23-tucillusat6l.

FoR_sALE

An excellent dairy farm in Mer-

maid, Lot 48, 7 miles from Charlotte- town, near churches, schools and rail station, containing 185 acres. 125 under euliit-a‘.ion, balance wood and good timber, extra well fenced and water, fine buildings,

roughly," Adele observed, Her face `sobered quickly. “What's - oh. how ~stupld of me! Mr. Dale, I am sure

I you will be glad to meet a very good friend of mine, Mr. Paul Ainsworth." l As she spoke, Dale suddenly per- `cei\>:.\d the third person in the room, one who had remained in the back- graund when he entered, Now he saw a tall, youngish man who responded to the introduction with a curt nod. Instantly Bilklns’ unsatisfactory _ description came back to him-"tall straight, good-looking, well dressed,

Inspection invited. Owing to ill- about 3”..

health, bargain for quick sale with or without crcp.

JOSEPH POWER.

Mermaid.

6394-7-5-9-12-16-19-6934 tues, fri. tl.

-P. R. A.

The Annual Prlre Meeting will he

held on Cllarlottetown Rifle Rang:-, Thursday and Friday, August lst and 2nd, 1929, commencing at 8.30 a, m. Yrogrammes and any information can be had from the Secretary. Make your entries early.

Paul Ainsworth was all of that and

_much more besides. ln an indolent. way he stood leaning against I. phonograph cabinet, surveying Dale, with a hostile, lmpudent eye and the faintest of sneers. His face was lean i and bronzed, he had thick. dark hair i negligently combed, he was handsome ‘in a disagreeable, overbearing way, l His neckwear was intriguing- ani his clothes, of excellent workmanship, hung loosely on his lean fgure. The fingers, almost effemlnate, yet some-

`how gave the imprexion that they :could knuckle into a sturdy fist on ,slight provocation.

Charles Lelzh. R»0»V-D-. Lieut.-C0i..l But the observation that struck

Secretary

H, M. Davison, R,.C.V.D., Lieut.-Col.

President.

6793-$7-20-tt-July 31.

‘Dale first and most forcibly was that the man's left sleeve was empty. _

Adele regarded the two men with

king at Dale's reserve and Ainswortlfg ievident unfriendllness

"You two are going. to be friends,

she announced with a, smile. "You

GHEA1' wasr also casu s'ronr:1 mmm H wen beg,” m,,,_..

"We are two shy and timid souls,"

Sterns Son & Co' Dale bantered, trying to ease the ten-

with electricity. This home is beau-i "Caterpillars?" Da1e’s eyes widened. ‘

of pink elephants and green dragons." s

a faint puzzled frown, as if wonder- Y

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Fuel . . . Red. Indian Motor Oil . . . M arathon Hi-test Gasoline. Available at all Red Indian stations. these »

McColl-Frontenac products have

won wide favour through their qual- ity and worth. Thousands of motor- ists have discovcred that they bring to any car added power . _ . increased mileage...better performance. Drive in to your neighbourhood Red Indian.

station to-day!

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rooms, rumor: snwann rsnaup l slillnlgliff d“ :i\l§;r<:lllI;ll's'ly_ ' I

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Splendid opportunity for any enter-1 Friendship should always be cul l- C

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prislne person to .ten rlrht into l‘ vared to slow music. reed cash ausmr-zss. Ne rlsr, .And men ughu_.. Dm mm?

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Adele gave Dale a startled glance

and Ainsworth a disapproving one.

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arranged. modern fire proo va mlln ltore 65 x 32, three stories, with attached warehouse ln rear. Also three detached warehouses 46 x .'25

...., . f FQR SALE

Immediate possession

J. G. STERNS.

Sole Owner.

Bouris. P. E. Island,

June 21, 1929.

C657-7-il-10-10-23.

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lei Arrive \!la'&-ual _ Charlottetown ` and l " ' Leave tor et. :ohm

June-ltth ' June nth .luue Seth July nm July Nth

Farm at Alexandra, not 49, on

north side of main road, known as the Robison farm. consisting of about 30 acres in high state of eul- tivation. Dwelling suitable for two families; four good outside buildings. house with pump in kitchen, larl¢> orchard near house, creek runnin! through north end' of farm good for fox ranching. About 5 1-I miles from

.lllly In Charlottetown. My W-ll Apply to J. H. Judson. Alexandra. 3°" ”‘° Lot ua, n.n. No. 1, r.a:.1. '

CARVELL BROS. me-1-22-ai _ _ ' `

1 I AUCTION SALE

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>`Old -Fashioned Furniture _ '

4 t Public Auction at the Clifton louse. lumleratll at D

./ To be sold a _

m. ea Tuesday the wth dayof July. a very hae collection of old-fashioned

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ed by the htate of the Late Genrglaaan P. Hawley. ‘liao

furniture own ordinary hotel fmmltlre has been sold with the hohl. and the lurlltlli

to be sell by aastlen la household furniture as dlsthet from hotel fanl-

lmoet all pieces ellered are mahogany including gnndfathere elect,

ture. _ A » _ V elleogard. library lable. hlglsboy. hlghdnk, sofas. living room ehalra. sto.

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"‘It'| a. delicate subject with me."

lloavie oj .l~'r.ee».

len jaw. That's what makes him self-

"The midnight hour is the proper;

time," Dale suggested, with a. level,L smiling glance, but she tried again. “Why do you spealres if entering ln- bo a frendship were a deed of' dark- ness, like burglary."

"Please don't speak of burglaries," Dale' begged with mock seriousness'

Adeie’e dark eyes narrowed. “You

don't'meen in say you have been robbed?"

“Not exactly. 'All the burglar got

WIA a part of my self-esteem and a few particles of cutiele oi! my Jaw."

"I am sure the former is easily re-

viaead.” Ainsworth glbe¢l_ f

"Paull”. said Adele sternly. “1 *-N53 YW are horrid. Fleece don't mi&him.\h'.Dale._!_ie is alittle.

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veg; in l°“t' °' 5°” this m°"““‘3» He h” fful. She looked very attractive ln how much does Mr. Ainsworth th us c hath charrns that soothe suffered a grave disappointment. her smart mommghock' and A Une know?-» y ,,Bi|:‘iZ°g:nPtr;":;'l‘x eA;:w;":‘_q“°t_efl' 5° has my burgfflr' He dmnvl' 3” .qt pallor only enehanced her charms. "Nothing," she said simply, her far-e

° ‘ ‘ es ‘“°" Wh” he W” “fi” rt had not been dlrneult to perceive =1°\ldlnz- "Ive really my duty to teu

"°h' bi” M” A‘““’°’“"° di-‘“f"lthe relationship between her md'hlm.i=l1't ll? I wrt lhouzh. I sim-'

conscious and'dlscreet_ Don't try ‘tai pointment is of a different sort, He; Amswm.th_ with his good looks mdlply ¢¢n~t_»»

gartapult him into friendship, Adelc.‘ has received bad news from h‘s,his cynical and wpercmom aus' “Then X womdxft hm mm..

emmps “wld be “p°m'a“°°'”'§ bmker' _ lAinsworth was exactly the type that, "But it doesn’t seem right. Time

and they should never begin so early; "Thats unfortunate. Brokers and l appalled to many women He "medigfm elm, 1-ve med to summon c°m._ 1" "‘° ‘“°"“““' ' "“"“1“" “e “ had ‘°"" is lime sign. ne could foresee l,l1at'»l° l° lllll Paul everything about my

f M“5w°"h yawmd °5t°“t’“u°“’1y' f Adele Cestle‘s spirited nature and lm-}f°'°h°l‘ md h°W D0¢iDr Moi!ett is

then glanced at his watch. "That re- minds me, I have an appointment with a man who is a little of botn. Ta-ta,'Adeie. Hope the cuticle heals up soon, Mr. Dale.

With an lmpudent smile and an ln-

dolent swagger he left the room. Adele excused herself and followed hlm, but returned shortlyrl-Ier face wu a little flustered and she regard- ed Dale with a puzzled and disap- pointed expression. \"I wanted you two men to like each other,” she said with asllght pout, "but instead you behaved as lf lt was a case of mutual dislike al first glance."

Dale‘a smiling gaae was a little rue-

Blthl the held with i ln Wlf¢l'._ MAO hilt ltd lllllfi.

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,mam-" "

pulslve heart were leading her into

a maze of difficulties. '

"Oh, no. lt wasn't a case of ¢iis~|

like." he protested."‘We were both, in bad humor, one suffering from an enlarged jaw. the other from.a diminished bank roll. What could

you expect?"

She regarded him doubtfully. "1-lad

you met Mr. Ainsworth previously?" she asked. "

“I never saw his face until this

morning,” declared Dale truthfully.

Bhe continued to search his face

for a moment. Then she brightened a little. "Next time you meet. i want both of you to be more cordial. You see Paul and I are to he nar- ried soon." .

Dale bowed slightly, He felt a little

wrench within him. Another young lite headed straight for the cataracts ef, dlelllurleomem and treeedyi ’ “It‘a a strange thing." alle mur-i muted. “Men don't generally liken

until they have known him a;

long time. He seems ineoient and. npei,-el1toun.tatlt'u eu ea ‘ore sur-i

mx you will rum

more no me ima

trying to blackmail him, but I simply

can't. I feel beastly about it. I know it ian't fair to Paul. Since we are Illini to be married, I oughtn't In keep any secrets from him, ought. I?"

-Dale looked out the window. The

bitter. devastating irony of the situa- tion was acutely depressing, If his llllrmill Ind suspicions were correct -and he feared they were-then she

could tell Ainsworth nothing which he did not already know. Ainsworth was a scoundrel of the biackest dye,

a blackmailer and perhaps a mur- derer.

“You reproach yourself too muol.

he said lightly. although his hcl-'l was heavy. “Nothing can go Mrl' ously wrong with a girl like you ll ions as she ls true to herself and relies on her instincts. If your ill' stincts tell you not to mention tht matter to Paul, then don't mential it."

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