POTATOES"? ilAiiTEli i

As in past years i shall this fall be open to buy large quantities of both Certified and Uncortlfied Irish Cobblers and Green Mountains as well as tabls stock and Cobbler Seconds graded from Certified fluids. loforo selling elsewhere give me ah opportunity to buy from

you. . AUSTIN A. SCALES. l Freetown, P. E. I.

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z Mary Roberts Rhlmilflll’! t (tontiuued)

\\'i-th the lawns cut and the shrubbery trimmed, the Dill-CB ilfoifs increasingly lovely At low tide the beach is covered with odds and ends from the mysterious lite of the sea red and white starfish. sea urchins, and disintegrated jelly fish. hover over a flat-topped rock. drop Lhem onto its surface and then <woop down upon the broken shell,

i So clear was the water this after-

Sen-gulls pick up mussels.‘

CHARLQTPETOWN

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Tenders For -.‘ Doyle Bridge

Sealed Tenders will be received at this office until noon on Monday October 4. 1926, for the supplying and delivering at Doyle Bridge. near Tignish on or before March 31 1927. the following materials:

‘is curds of roles, 16 fl- Ions. 6 in. at small ends.

75 cards of poles. 16 ft. long. 4 in

6.000 1t. or 3 in. plank inciudin 30 pieces. 18 ft. long 3 x 10, mainder random lengths.

8 caps, 1S ft. long. 8 x 8.

Tho lowest or any tender not nec- essarily accepted.

Tenders to be addresses to the undersigned and marked “Tenders for Doyle Bridge." 1

L. B. MacMiLLAN Secretary of Public Works. 1765-611’.

NRTIBE

We respectfully request patients to pay no attention to any notices from the interstate Protect- ive Agency lnc., of

obtained tlon..

th rough. misrepresenta-

6. R. JENKINS. M. D. W. J. MacMiLLAN. M. D. 1812-9-thussttue.

FARM FiiR SALE

at small ends. .

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. Send a card or letter .' to The Borden Co. Limited, Montreal for free copy of St. Charles Recipe Book. Simple recipes for dozens of » delicious and satisfy- ing dishes from

soups to ice cream and candy.

btz-n-zs

“Ilet the Flourish by Their Industries."-

BORDEN EACTORY-TRURO. m‘.

Maritime Provinces

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Changes Murray Har- bor-Souris- George- i town Service, Sept. i 13th and 14th

, MURRAY HARBOR (omiiicucing hlouday, Sept. 114th, Train No. 210 will leave Murray

instead of Thursday Charlotte-

Saturday and Sunday, .\l0nda_v.<. Weduesciny. rind Fridays. arriving

Kinsa‘ ciWgtoivn 11.15 a. 111. _ Mo., as our patients names were .TI‘8ilJ -\'°- 3'37‘ “in 103"“ Clmrlm“ take lhc piCtllFf-g of the house Lur-

tetown 3.30 p. 111._ daily except Sat- urday and Sunda‘, instead oi’ Muh- days. Wedncstla ‘, Thursdays and

JAME$ WARBURTQN, M. D. Fridays. arriving Milrrtiy‘ llurbor cmnura lately...

11.00 p. m. . Train No. 2 will leave Murray .liarbor $.00 a. n1.. Saturdays 0H1)‘. dnsteati of Tuesdays and Saturdays {arriving Chziriottt-toivn 10.40 a.m.

i Train No. 1 will leave (‘iiariolle- ‘town 1.00 p. 111.. Saturdays only. in- -.stead of Tuesdays and Saturdays. arriving Murray Harbor 0.15 p. m.‘

SOURIS

with a warning cry to other gulls £0; _ . ‘ 1M» - : GardenFresh a can

‘noon that roaring to the Old sloop.‘ l could sec the barnacles encrusr, ing it, and the long strings of kelp.‘ which hang from it. like green andi and matted hair. Edith. bare-arm-l ed and slim in the canoe, paddledi around it apprailsingly. "Xceils n shave and a hair c141,"! she ilccitlctl. l

The boat-house is ready for youngi llnliitlay. She has put in it a great; deal of love and one or two of my! tnost treasured personal posses-l sluns.

-Just as tea ls shipped from the gardens in lead lined chests as the sole way to re- tain ilsstrength and flavolzso it is delivered to you in metal packages when you buy

Rakwana Golden

GUARDIAN r

a 912.55.... ifoiiday with relatives in Charlottetown and Malpequs.

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Scott and Mrs. Stevenson of North River, spent Sunday the xueats of Mrs. H. A. Stewart. Hamilton.

Citizens-of this vicinity were shocked and saddened by the un- timely passlng of Mr. Charles MacDonald oLBorden under such very sudden and sad circumstances. Mr. MacDonald was a native of Hamilton where he was well known and highly respected. Many from this community were in attendance at the funeral and thus paid their tribute of love andJ-ospect to the deceased. Profound sympathy is ex- tended to._ his ividow * nee Mid; Nellie Baalrsto fornierly of Indian River, also his children and many other relatives and friends.

Chief Justice and Mrs. Mathieson, ‘Miss Dora Mathloson and Mrs. Mac- Cready of Charlottetown were guests 0i’ Dr. J. W. and Mrs. Keir on Friday evening. On their return they were accompanied by Miss Elizabeth Keir.

Miss Margaret Sencahaugh of Boston is the guest of Miss Anne .Kcir. Malpeque. V,

Messrs. L. I). MacNutt and Pres- ton Green were visitors to Char-

“That isn't by any chance my: smoking stand?" | "But you aren't going lo smokeI iuuch this slimmer, Father Wllq. iaui." she s41 ‘s. and tucks a hand‘ ‘into uiy arm.) “i heard you say so‘ yourself." I It has a sitting room. bedroom? The following were guests at the and kitchenette, but no bath. {North Shore House on Frlday:-- "He can use 1hr sea," says Edith; Misses Carrie and (lliidys Holman. easily. “And take a cake or 503p Summcrside; Mrs. Stanley Green in with him." and daughter Miss

cost. and am frowned doivn_ prob-stance Burrows of ably as too old for such ribaldry. ililrs- llowatt, 'l“ry'0n; Jane is very~ serene. then. as she sits 011 our small ver-ilalltl, Mrs. Basil Kelley. Miss Kcl-i ziudali with her iilpflqry. 1 see her-Hey. Summcrside.

raise her eyes and glance toward‘

the other house. but she does not Mr. Ikaslie mention it. nor do l. ’I notice tl1at_ rived iii Baltic on Saturday.

Dpnald. Moncton, ar- Sept,

ourflnhrbor at 7.4.3 a. 111.. daily except like .\laggie Iilorrison. She (i005 null-lib. lie was accompanied by his

so very near to it. hilt she appearslilifiifi‘? Miflfl Clam Wilt) lifld Blmilii to have adopted an attitude 0i lais-{Severiil “Yekfi Will-i h" him-he"! "ii sez fnire. ' ‘Mono-ton. z Bill sh" refused tto , 1 Misses Jean and Mollie Currim: Not that 3119 phr '1 R. N., New York. left Tuesday!

morning to resume their work after

abfiolutely

kin zisks for. like tlizli. “l haven't had any luck with the she said. "You take them. or let Edith do it."

were surrounded by enemies, dilu- gers, and a thousand portenls ill

Constance of} ‘ _ “Add wash hluiselfnsiiore," I SugWNew York; Misses Celia and Coii-lkeQrge “lid-Em? 1e“ (m 791"?" w Summersldeytlielr home in Grand Batik, New-

Mrs. w. 1.4101111 18nd. yo“. andqrohnun. Toronto; 311M 313mm "Opltaiter three weeks visit with Mrs.

lottctowu on Labor Day.

Little Miss Sophie iMnnderson of Malpeque who was suddenly strick- en with appendicitis on Sunday afternon was removed to the Prince County Hospital where shc underwent a successful operation.

i ‘ Mrs. Percy 1l.. Carr and two sons on

Tuesday evening

Thomas lliacNiltt.

Miss Lena Donald, Charlottetown spent the week end with her par- ents Mr. and Mia. ll- L. Donald, Sea View. I

Rev. James A. dlumsay of Monu- tori delivered two splendid address- es in Malpeque Church on Sunday. September 5th. The morning dis- course was based on the nvorda found in Acts 5 concerning Gamal- icl's advice. the main thought being "Right is Right, since God is mill" and right must prevail. 'I‘lic even-

‘ Effective the same date. Train i offer for sale my farm situated {co 6 will leave sourig 7,50 p_ m, at Springfield, containing 100 acres instead of 9,20 h, m. daily except II? livid with I 2° =h=|n frontal» Sunday, Mount Stewart 1.11-015 a. and never failing streams of water m” “n1.-rug (fharlottetcivu 11.00 a. running across centre of farm. m“ Inglflgd of 13,30 p, 1h, 74'7"" if"! Cillibimdiniifi i" 900d re- Train N0. 5 will lcavc Charlotte- palr- This is on: of the best farms town 3.20 p. m., instead of 6.00 p. 1n. in the best farming district in the daily except Sunday, Mount Stew- provincc. Will be sold with or with- art Jct., 4.21) p. 111.. zirriving Sourio out crop to suit purchaser. For 6.15 p. m._ instead of 9.00 p.111. further particulars call, phone or Train No. 215 will lcnvc (fharlot-

write tetoivn 6.20 a.111. instead of 0.00 a.

‘ JQHN p_ QQTTQNI 1m. hiondays, \\’ed11csilays and Fri-

‘ Bradaibahg, R, R. 1, davs._ Mount Stc1vart_.lct.. s...) a.m..

133+g.31.;¢551_ Iait-rlzvarsg Souris ll-JI: a.m.. instead

,0 . p. m. ‘ i Train Nn. 216 will lczlvc Soilris i ‘L15 p. m. instead 0t‘ 3.45 p. m. Mou- 1 days; \\'ednesdays and Fridays. 3 ‘ Mount Stewart. Jct. 1.20 p. n1., ur- ‘ iriving ('.llfll‘lOllClU\\'I1 5.50 p. m. ' l‘t\d f8.-i5. . Property of the lane H. H.‘ m’ Ca 0 qEogeg-TOWN Cameron, situated in the village of Enemy‘, ‘he Same dam Tum, c"pa"'d‘ P‘ E" l" “mmslmg °l No. 8 will leave Gcorgctowti 7.45

large comfortable house. with all a_ m_ inflow. of 9J5 ,,_ m,’ Mo“. modern conveniences. also barns. rlayfl, Wednesdays “m1 Fridays‘ m». am‘ ‘Wlbuudinfi ‘Waller with m‘ rlviug Mount Steyvart Jct. {v.45 u. m. teen acres of land in high state of instead or 11,15 m hr

The rt-sul, oi‘ the collaboration. which followed oarlyt this afternggn is still in doubt. Jane intends to develop and print them this even- mg.

And s0 our life‘ goes on. We re-' tire early. l gflncrzilly alightlyscent-i ed from the cold cream of Ediths Eflod night kiss. Clara. too, g0c5

her bcd before retiring into it. Am] Jane sits and sews while I make entry i11 this Journal; she. u. i think. both jealous and faintly stu-"plcotis of it!

At ten o'clock or so we let Jock out, and hc looks toward the main iiousc and 111011 turns out the gates rind into the highroad, where for a half hour or ‘s0 ho chases rab- bits and possibly looks for a bear. At ten-thirty he scratches at the door. and we admit him and go up to bed. Behind the drain pipe! Later: lhave just had a surprise amounting to shock. Jane finds she had forgotten the black japan- Wii 131119"! Willi a red slide which she uses in the mysterious rites of ‘levemliinl; Diciures. and suggests lllZll we go to the other house and use rho red lamp there.

"But I can bring it. here."

“l am through being silly about tho other house. William." she says with an air of resolution. “Any- how, [he pantry there is better. and you c1111 sit in the kitchen. Bring

Wltlvitivn- Apply Trai11 m. " will learn 11011111 ‘l PM‘ "Y S°"""m"F-" H- |-- WARREN. Stewart Jct. ‘L20 p. In. instead of n51“ has’ 9?"? Jamg "My mild‘ zoo Weymoutii Street, 1.10 p 111., Mondays \Vednesdlt\'“. ‘° a" °f “e 9"“ be“ 5 “m” ‘he

Charlottetown, P. E. i..and Fridays, arriving (‘rcorogtown 1855-9-11-Sattuethusat. 615 p. m. instead of 0.10 p. 111.

-i- Train No. 217 will leave Mount FiiR SALE Train No. 21S will leave George- i hlffectlvc Tuesday. Sept. l-iili, if"! Tlmfllififl ‘Wmbifled- Fm‘ iuiidiAfi n. n1. instead of 11.10 a. m.

Stewart. Jct 10.00 a. m. instead of 11.30 a. n1. Mondays, ‘Wednesdays and Friday's. arriving Gcoregtown 12.45 p. m. instead oi 2.15 p. m. ' town 1.20 . n1. instead of‘ 3.00 1. n1. ‘oiuflfuuy “mated ‘Ox ranchhlondays. Qvedlimriztys and Fridays. jun outside of any ‘Imus’ H“ arriving Mount Sir-wart Jet. iii- 410 one of the finest houses on the ‘D m instead m. 545 p m ' island complete with hot and cold ' ‘ ' ' ‘ ' wiur‘ elactrlc Hum‘ and a" m°d'lTr:iii1 No. 222 will leave (loome- ‘m ‘mmm/emult" FwtY ‘me pa" town 7.15 a. m. imsioarl of 8.45 11111., r-“ch and "W" acre’ M ‘afld- A" Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur- ‘dul Pia” l” mark“ Qardemngrlays, arriving Mount Sir-ivzirrulct. information apply to i Train x... :21 will lcltvc Mount DR J P Stcivnrl. Jci. 4.20 p. 111. instead oi‘ ' ' ' , ’ i710 p. 111. 'l‘ucsd:iys_ Tdiursdtiyg itllfl 14 Uppef Prlnce St. iSaiilrdnifl. zirriviug (irorgctoivn at l’

6.4 . . i CllBTlOitQIOWTI i g D IQLMIRA BRANCH ]g59.9.11gfl_ttue'_h“6{_ Train will leave Souris for Elmira _.______'at 6.25 P. M. Monday, Thursday. Friday and Saturday and leave ChQIIOlZiZGiJOWII Elmira for Sourls at 7.00 A. M.

Monday, Tuesday, Friday and Sat- urday.

Exhibition Tenders

Separate Tenders will be receiv- ed by the undersigned up to and on Monday, the Thirteenth day of September, 1926. for the following privileges at the Exhibition to the, hold in Charlottetown from t e. ‘ .

m. to 24th September. | Mark R. McGuigan 1. ‘For the privilege of Catering B A . e

under the Grand Stand only. 2. For the printing and selling of BARRISTER. SOLICITOR, Money to Loan

Score Cards for the Races. Cameron fllockfiharlottetowmP.E.l.

3. For the silpplyins: of Straw Dr. C. C. Archibald

as required. ' 4. For selling food for Horses. Graduate of N. Y. Post Graduate Medical School and Hospital

Cattle. ettn. on the llround. 5. For supplying pressed old Hay Practice limited to Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat

for Race Hrrsca. 1n Nos. '1, 2. and 4, the highest Testing Eyes and supplying Glasses Office, Bayer Building

or any tender, and in Nos. 3 and 6 Great George Street

Professional. . Cards

arc.

the lowest or any tender not neces- sarily attended. Conditions may be obtained at

' tiw oiliw 01c’ m SMALLWOOD’ Office Hours-S to 12.30. 1.30 to s ‘$33.31;... McDonald & McPhee

B. A.

strslla has a population of loss J. A. MoDONALD. H. F. McPHEE

ll

Q nil. 0.000.000 on a land area larg- _¢1- oyineuhi United States. Pu in; levers with a rowing mo- tiou propels a new German bicycle

. _. ,.,.. ,- . , info foohfiiloy Building

B. A. Barristers, Attornfys, Ete. Money to Loan Charlottetown

1 I lwunalltrrusil, ti, Bo:

day Jock cornered it and it came out. resolutely and looked him in the eye. In effect, Jane is going out to meet hcr hugaboo and stare it doivii.

June 29th. Jane is in bed today. and I am two to Larkin this morning» ed and nervcless

speak of four as a survival of that time when. in our savage state, we

iuiltni EIGHT MilNTHS

Vegetable Compound Could Do All ller Worlr and Gained {in Weight

Melfort, Saskatchewan. — “I had inward troubles, hesdaohessnd severe - - ,, painsinmybsck

' and

‘ work. She

me to try Lyd a . Pinkhqufs Vege- table Compound, and after taking two bottles I could at u and drms m‘- seif. Ialsotoo L daltlfinkbarns Blood Medidne. en I first took the medicine I on! weighed seventy- eight pounds. ow I weigh twine

and can'i:siee' l alws i°i“§°-‘. ‘"8... i.‘ “p... i‘

i w or e- mail: troubles. and, ave recom- mended it to my neighbors. [will be onl toogladto snsweriau Islfort. L

take another Com

up early, probably looking undeiqputatlon,

not all I might he, although l man- agcd-m get an indifferent. print or

l1. is well enough for cold- blood- individuiila t0

AfierTaliing Lydia s. Purim’.

d in-g in, or tho creation of her own

much. 1f I get out of sorts or wees‘

skies we could not and to insist that when knowledge comes in the door, fear and Silli- erstitlon fly out 0t‘ the window. utllll iuqi puau suit ui Auto s] u is heroic; in the pit of his stomach‘, lie is always a coward.

Yet. gtripped of its trimmlligsa the empty. echoing house, its re; and my own private‘ thoughts about its possible tragedy. the incident, loses much of lts- irr- ror; is capable, indeed, of a quitc normal explanation.

That ls_ that Jane either saw someone outside the pantry window ,0r was the victim of a subjective Image of her own producing» - -

i To put the affair in consecutive shape

At eleven o'clock I had moved the red lamp from the don in the other house to thc pantry and there connected it l also lighted the kit- chen, and established myself there with "The Life and Times of ‘Cav- our." a book which I considered safe and sufficiently tinexciliug un- der the circumstances.

Jane seemed to he going very well beyond the pantry door, and after a time l ceased the reassur- ing whistling with which l had been affirming my continued presence within call, and grew absorbed in niv book.

it must have been 11:15 when she railed on; to mo sharply to know where a cold wind was coming from, and although I felt no such air fcloscd the kitchen door. It was within a couple of minutes 0i that_ or thercahouis, that 1‘ end- donly heard her give a low moan, and he next instant there was the crash of a falling body.

iwhen l opened the pantry door ! found her in a. dead faint. tinder- neath the window. When she re- vived. she maintained that she bfld neon Uncle Horace.

flier statement runs about as fol- lows: Slit? bad ilot felt particular- ly uneasy on entering tlio house. "although l had expected to," she admits. Nor at the beginning 0f operations in the pantry. The cold air, however. had had n peculiar quality to it; says ; she felt rigid with it.

And i; continucti after sho hoard n10 close the kitchen door.

This wind, she says. was not only so cold that she called tn mo, but she had an impression that it, was coming from somewhere near at hand, anti she seemed to see the curtains blowing out at tho win- dow. Tho lower sash was down. as she could tell by tho reflection 0f thercd lamp in it. but she went to the window to sec if the upper sash had been lowered.

iWltli the darkness outside, the glass bah become a sort. of mirror. and she said her own figure in- it startled her for a moment. She stood staring at it. when she real- ized that she was not alone in the room. Clearly refccted. behind and over her right shnuldt-n was a face.

It disappeared almost immediate- ly. and l have my own private doubts about her recognition of it as Uncle Horace. which l bollovo la post facto. But 1 am obliged to admit that Jano saw something. slihor mitsido tho window and look-

sxcited fancy. .

As soon as l could leave her 'l went outside. but l‘ could find no one ihere_ and this morning I find that. my own foot. prints tinder the vindow have onilroly obliterated inything also that may have been there.

Jane herself believe}; i; was Un- tle Horace. but l cannot find that ~he received anything more than an indistinct impression of a face. Silo ‘other startled me this morning. iowever, by asking mo if 1 had

compreheuifiiug address was based on the text

it “frozo" hcr. she ,

from Ruth 1. l6 which relates the (leclslon of Ruth. After a brief cut- line of the circumstances connect- ed with the text. Mr. Ramsay point- cd out that that there the still mom-

‘no -llmllo

Ja-

Jljnptura T or‘ ~——

SEPTEMBER 14, 1926 ,

Children

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