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A’ TION SALE

VALUKBLE RESIDENCES AND BUILDING EOTS FOR SALE

: To be sold by Public Auction on ‘the premises on Monday, 15th July, lat twc-lve o'clock noon, real property

of theglate William Carpenter, as . follows:-'-

Plot ‘No. I Building Lot on corner of Kent and Rochford Streets, 64 feet front on Kent Street, 50 feet front on- Rochford Street.

Plot, No. 2. Double tenement, dwelling house and land having 40 feet front on Kent Street.

Plot¢No. 3. Building Lot having l5_ feet front ‘on Kent Street, ex- tending back 69 feet, with a way ‘i feet wide to and from Kent Street.

Plotgdlo. 4. Dwelling house and lot having 26 feet front on Kent Street, subject to a way '1 feet wide to and from Kent Street.

For particulars and terms apply to Messrs. McLeod d: Bentley, solic- itors. "

s. a. MCDONALD, Auctioneer. 6339-7-3-101

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DOMINION 0F CANADA PROVINCE OF PRINCE EDWARD ' ISLAND

IN THE SURROGATE COURT

20th George V" A. 1)., 1929

In lie-Estate of Thomas McLellan late of Eldon in Queens County, in the said Province, deceased, testato.

B? the Honourable Harold Leonard Palmer Surrogate, Judge of Probate, &c., dun,

To the Sheriff’ of the County, of Queen's County, or any Constable or literate person within “in Cow!’

GREETING :_

WHEREAS upon reading the peti- tion on file of Malcolm R. Pitman of Eldon aforesaid, banker, the Admin- istrator of the above named Estate praying that a Citation may be la- sued for the purpose hereafter act forth: You are therefore hereby re- quired to cite all persons interested inthc said Estate to be and appear before me at. a Surrogate Court m b; held in the Court llousc in Char. Iﬂitetolvn. in Queen's County. in the said Province on ‘Friday thc nine- teenth day of July next, coming. nt the hour of eleven o'clock. forcnoon of the same day to show cause lf any they can why tho arcounis of the said Estate should not be , ‘ and the Est-ate closed as prayed for in said petition and on Motion oi M ‘ ‘ McKlnnon, Proctor for the said Petitioner. And I do hereby order ihnt. n .true. copy. hereof be forthwith published in some newl- paper published in (Jbarlottctown aforesaid once in each week for at least four consecutive weeks from the date hereof and that a truc copy hereof be forthwith posted in the fol- lﬂwlll! public places respectively. namely in the hall of the Court. lfousc In Charlottetown aforesaid. at thc store of Roland McDonald in Eldon aforesaid and at the storc of D, D. McLeod A Son In Orwell Cove in

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Owl to the ummc comm n1 logs crlng, until further notice we

will rdolvc live Hogs one day only

each Cock, ‘Incsday fcrcnoon.

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said county so that all persons inter- ested in the said Estate as lfﬂfﬂglﬂ Ill! have notice thereof. L. B. Given under my Hand and the Boll of the said Court, ""1 15th h: of sue a. n. l!” In the lllth Year of Ila M11617‘! reign. (5st) ll. L Panama,

liii7-6-1l-25-0-16-4i. sum.“

FOR _~_§ALE .

An excellent dairy farm in Mor-

lnalll, Lot l8, 1 rnllca from Charlotte-

town. near churches, schools and rail station, containing ll! acres. Ill under culfi " , balance wood and good jirnbcr, extra well fcnocd and watenﬂnc buildings.

lolvtcslcn invited. lac crop whlls

l sell by public auction. on W y. Jaly litb. at one o’ ' t, l) ac of bay, standing on the farm of W Match. C.

' nrsauan CBASWILI. ALEXQIcIAI, idnctloncer.

JOSEPH POWII, Mermaid.

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A BENCH FOR. TWO

Dale jumped into a taxi and hur- ried away to keep the appoint- ment of which he had spoken. HL; face had worn a light frown when he left the resturant. but it thanged quickly to a whimsical expression. At one of the entrances to Central Park he dismissed the taxi and walked briskly inside. A girl was seated on a bench. and he gave new quick and unobtrusive inspection. then raised his hat.

"I believe you are Miss Adele Castle?” he murmured.

"Yes," said Adele, regarding him a, troubled eyes "But you"—she hesi- tatcd-"certainly you are not the Picarocn."

"Why not?" he asked lightly, casu- ally notlng the trim lines of her smartly garbed figure.

sion and clear-cut features. "No, I don't belicvc you would."

‘jThcnk you." Dale acid gently. "I don't believe you would betray me. either. By inference I have admitted} um. 1 am the Picaroon. You arel the flrst- and only person to whom l" have made such an admission. Oi, course," he chuckled softly, "tbcrc| are no witnesses to this exchange oi confidences. I can be frank without jeopardizing my safety. But I don't believe you would harm Inc even if you could."

"No, I wouldn't. That wouldn't. be playing fair. Bender-and with an: expression of doubt and keen curios- ity she gazed at him incrcdulously.’ she scanned his faco-"I don't believe even now that you arc the Pica- roon." _

"Tell that to Summers," Dale laughed. -“Now, Miss Castle, let us face a few facts. This Dr. Moi-

"You don't look a. blt-er-vicious."

Dale laughed. “You can never go‘ by appearances, I may be a wolf m sheep's clothing."

lied lips relaxed a little. "Anyway. sheep's clothing is becoming to you."l

"Thanks. Is there room for two on; that bench?" 5

She edged away a little, making; room for him, and she was still re-i garding him with a shy, questioning‘ glance. l

"I'm glad youcame,” said Daicj sitting dorm beside her. "r wssn‘t' sure you would." ‘

"Well, I hesitated s. bit. but when one is desperate, then there is noth- ing to do but clutch whatever straw may come along."

Dalcnodded. He twiricd his stick between his knees and gazed over the rolling greensward and the trees in the autumanal coloring. There was a warm haze over it. all. and a cer- tin tender feeling was pulsing wist- fully through the beauty of the lano- scape.

"Forgive mc if ! speak bluntly," he murmured. "Your father is the mysterious Mr. Graves. Dr. Modest knows itr-" I A gasp came from the girl beside him. _

"Dr. Moffett has documentary evi- dence which Yproves that your father is the mysterious Mr, Graves," Dale calmly continued, "and he has placed an outrageous pricc on his silence. c. price which your father is unable to meet even if he were so inclined. That's the situation in a nutshell, isn't it?"

The girl shrank away from him a little. "How do you-know all that?"

"It is true, isn't it?"

"Yes!" The little. word came on a fluttering whisper. "But I don't un- 'dcrstand—"

"It isn't necessary that you should understand just at present. Miss Castle, do you think you could trust me?"

She looked at him solemnly and with s. quavcr, "I have no choice. I am at your mercy. You scorn to have information in your W ssession

that could destroy my father."

“Nonsense, Miss Castle. You are not at my mercy. You don't believe for a moment that I would use the information f have in an unprincipled manner. Do you?" ‘

"No," she replied faintly, after a little period fc hesitation, during which she scanned his frank expres-

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fett appears to bc a viilinous old soul Neither you nor I have seen him, but we have heard his voice. Rather pleasant voice, hasn't he?"

“Yes, but I had a feeling hc was disguising it." ~

"so did I. You were closer to him than I. What did yousee?"

"A rich, green light like velvet." Adele shivercd a. little. She had not yet grown accustomed to the pres- encc of this strange man who in some intimate way appeared to have acquired a knowledge of the facts that concerned her most vitally. “l also saw a. figure, but it was very shadowy. The face I couldn't see at all, There seemed to be a cloud over it."

Dalc nodded undcrstandingly. "You found it‘ a bit. spooky, of course. That's what Doctor Moﬂett. intended. Ono of his objects was to mkac you feel that it would bc useless to resist o. man like him, I don't belicvc he quite succeed ’. I don't think you are easily frightened." , "Oh, but I was. I was all chills and fevers for a while."

"But only for a whllc. The net rc- ault fell short of Doctor Moflcttk aim. so far he has bccn successful in his scmndary aim. howcvcr. Iic has preserved his anonymity. Prob- ably there ls no such person as Doc'- tor Moffett. We“ wouldn't. know him if we should come face to face with him, Even the voice we heard was dissemblod."

"You heard it. too?"

"r was there.”

"In the room with the green light?"

I-Ic smiled mysteriously. “I was not, far away. I heard nearly cvery word. Let me tell you a secret. The Pica- roon visited Doctor Moifett/s house one dark night about a month ago. It. was Just chance that brought him; here that time. I-Ic didn't sec b0:- tor Moffett. but hc boscrved a num-' bcr of curious things, Kc decided to‘ make a return visit and find out. some more. That's how he fappcncd to be,

the doctor."

soon her face sobercd again. "l-ic told me he is the ugliest man in cres- tion. ‘That's one reason why ne docuft want. w be seen. Now. if we should come face to face with a very ugly man—" -

Dale laughed. "L that would shatter Doctor Moffctlis anonymity. 1i he is as ugly as he told you, then he, would be.vcry plcuous in a crowd. But it's possible he told you a lie."

"I hadn't thought of that."

"Well we can't. be certain. Maybe l he lied, or maybe he told the truth." "He also said that _hc is suffering . from a. nervous ailment that makes

cept green." ' ma caraarman

- "That may have been flue. 0n: thing isbcrt-ain. I-ls ia vcry careful to conceal his identity in his ncgc- tiations with his victims. That gives him added security, and in addition it mama, him appear more formid- able, You're a brick. Miss _Oaatle zvcr‘ so many girls would have fainted or gone into hysteria. You bravcd it out like a thoroughbred." Bhc ' blushed faintly beneath his frank. admiring gals. It was my

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present during your interview with‘ _

"Oh. I see." She smiled faintly, but.

his cyes sensitive to most colors ex-‘

difficult w bclicvc u»: mu t... was tho notorious Pics-roan.

8c: cyca. no longer full oi distrust '

and doubt. searched his facc. It was odd now quickly this stranger o.’ dark repute had won her confidence. "You were there." she murmured cbsently. "You hcard ‘everything. vet you didn't ace "anybody. That proves ltl It wasn't all lmaﬂhiation. l wasn't in a trance. It was no hallu- cination. It actually happened as -l nought it ‘did. I warwcndrrlul afterward if ‘my lenses hadn't tricked mc." “Perhaps they did, but it was all real enough." "how could it be real if my senses deceived me?" . "It's a. poser, isn't. it? The trouble

is that it's hard to veil where reality‘:

ends and illusion begins. Bee that caterpillar, Miss Castle? it's difficult to believe that such a creature -w;ll be a butterfly some day, isn't it?"

"I don't sec any caterpillar."

"There he ls." Dale pointed wltn his stick. "You sec him now, don't you? The reason you didn't. see him at once is that hc is green, almost the same shade of green as the grass he crawls in." '

For a momcnrshc followed the wrlthln motions of the larva, then stared up into Dale's face. A look of bewildered and partial understanding appeared in her dark eyes. _

"Obi" she exclaimed. "Ihatfwouid explain, "But," and a little puckcr aP- peared on hcr forehead, "Doctor Moffctt has no protective coloring. and he doesn't crawl in grass." -

"No, of course not," said Dale in a queer voice.

Her great, puzzled eyes were still full upon him. "Do you understand how Doctor Moilctt makes his face invisible?" _

"No, I don't, but I hope to under- stand some day. It was cnly trying to point out um‘ there u nothing supernatural about invisibility. This poor, ugly little caterpillar is giving you s partial demonstration. Maybe Doctor Moﬂett isn't any more dan- bcrous than he."

To he Continued Tomorrow

t WINSLOI NOITH- SCHOOL

The annual closing of Winsioc North School was held on J1me 28th with a large attendance or pupils and visitors. ‘I110 pupils were exam- incdln the different subjects -by their teacher, Miss Evelyn Wooiner, assisted by several of the visitors and showed by their answers that they had been csrcfuly instructed during the year. ‘

Afterwards c._short__bug yen "n. dcrcd pfiilrlmmc of the tension;

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I ﬁnd a grcatrlilcnacmcf opllitl among people as to. whether or not llqllldl of any kind sbould- bciakca stjlﬂb-

Many bcsltb enthusiasts maintain that one should ilquiiy everything he all will! saliva, and that digestion is urricd on

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If one wereto eat dry food in accord- ance with this proudurc, be would have to have a liberal supply of saliva. The chemical process which takes pica in the moutlfduring mastication would then be

, complete in every respect.

But you cannot make people follow a l plan of this sort; and perhaps it might not . be desirable in every way, for eating mutt ‘ be associated with a certain amount of l joylllﬂlt. "" _

If food is appctlzing in you, if you i derive a real thrill in eating it, the saliv- itiea of the gland! oi tbs stomach are stimulated automati 11y, and when the food reaches tbc stomach, the digestive juices are all ready for their work.

The principal complaint against drink- ing‘ at mealtime is beams of the tendency to wash down food instead of chewing it. which is the rul signal to the digestive juices, and also because teeth and gums need excrdse just as docs any other part of the body. _

' So ifyouwisb to drlnkwltb yournsals -snd, in fact, whether you do or not-it will bc well to include la your diet some foods which must. be clawed in order to get complete enjoyment from their ﬂavour. This is the surest safeguard against waab- ing down or guiplng foods. ‘on. c! tbc ﬁnest foods l bavcvin my mind right now is Grape-Nuts. It is crisp and crunchy, and its , ' l ’ lidousnesc is enjoyed -to the full only by chewing well its golds!‘ kernels. Grape-Nuts isllsc a very new.

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cning chorus "O Canada" Recita- tion-Elecnor Moreslcic. Duck-Alice

and Joyce Ycunkcr. Recitation- by Helen Robertson, Chorus-WWI- come." Duet-Sweet Bunches of Daisies-Helen Roberts and Lois Colca. Diaiogue-"Desf as a Post. Duet—vaunda Saunders and Evelyn Moreside Drill-"What I will do" Chorus-"vacaiion"/ Presentation of prises and cwtificaiec. A Public School. Certificate was prcsentcd to I-lelcn Younker who has passed her

inationa very crcditably.

Ruth Cudmorc then carnc forward and presented the teacher with a beautiful gift while Helen Younkcr read the following. address to which the teacher fittingly replied.

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School dayrarc over again for a

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season and vacation i! ht" If“?! "era! of the parents, expressing than. Remarks by the chairman, Op- ws look back over the p!!! W" W selves we)‘ pleased with the mpg,

feel very fortunate in having you for cur teacher.

You have always been kind and pa- tient with us and so ‘faithful to your duties that we feel that we could mot lct the first year of your work as teacher come to a clocs without some

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dear teacher, on behalf of Wlnsloc North School,- to please accept this gift, not for its material value, but for a slight token of our apprecia- tion of youn- services and of our love towards you.

5o, now we all wish you a jolly vac- ation, and hope to have you back with us in September.

Signed cm behalf of the pupils, I-Iel- en Younker, Ruth Cudmone. '

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Australia has a new oil boom.

Wages creased.

Annual Meeting‘

The annual meeting oi tbs men hers of The Silver For Breeders lu- soclatlon of Prince Edward lslsni will be hcld in the Board cl ‘huh Booms. Chn-rlotfctown, on ‘locally. July 16th. A. D. st 8 o'clock PM. Dated this 28th day of June, 1929i! Charlottetown. P. E. l.

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