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THERE Wlul. lil-I SOLD By Public Auction in front of the Lruv Cvillrtg Building 1n Cltnrlnllelmvn on Vrnlny, the 25th tiny of’ Juno A. II, n; the ht-ur of‘ L\Vl'i\'\‘ o'clock _\OI).\', .81.]. THAT TRACT PIl-IVI-I AXI) PARCEL of land situate lying and being on 7°WIIII1IP number lIl_ in Kings Cotinty

hfitlndml and IIQWITIIMWI its fnlllmvn that ia to llnnntln,‘ U“ U“, ""171 1'1’ III" ti ‘I‘ll\.'lI|‘ llwnil on tho “hat 11y Inn<l fllflliflf in Iluidvgiiryfl qt LII" Itvira of John longht 1111-1 1m the

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of John McDonald ygmngfilflng 0D,. hundred and tun-Ire (i121 Mr" or land a little more or loss anti being nmrketl nn lmn-p Mina [ht- nnmn n? I M "I\t\t\11l.l'

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u rwrlfllll lml-nuir» of Atnrlzage lit-qr. In: 11m- vnn 111111 liar of llnrcu A. lv_ I112?» nntl IIIHII" between lmrlnyn-d liooncy of Greenvala aforesaid, Farmer OF III-I UNI-l PART and Thomas Sherry thr- undersigned i-“flrll-‘IIEPI-r Ill“ 'l"HI-l OTHER PART and hornuso of 11v nlt having boon In on’ 1h» prlnmpnl 1 11ml 1nt- r~ st s» ']rr=r] q1,.-r»|,.'._ P‘ further ]\5\I"lvIl.l'< apply h» l}, . \la.~l'h.-~, Snllvltnr, Rm; 3,111.11": hnrlntvotnn-n. DntI-r] Ihll 25th day of May A. D. .,-

UL... THOMAS SHERRY lforfrngee.

The fox ranch and premises com- prising 16 acres at Sherwood, the ‘property of The Model Silver Fox

170., will be sold by PUBLIC Aug. TION on the premises on Friday

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This year we are list ng some striking and wonderful new va- rieties of flower plants.

Petunia: Ruffled and Fringed Giant per doz. 40c. "The words greatest Petunia called Victorious all-double 60c doz. Flaming Velvet Petunia, gold medal i936, doz. 25c; Blue Wonder Petunia anew: "The finest of the blue and the best of all blue flowers." and Balcony mix- ed and Rosy Morn Petunia, 25c doz. For 1937 is the new Coliarette Mari- gold Crown of Gold". "It 1s the only hlarigold in cultivation, Wlih entire- iy odourless foliage; delightful sweet scented flowers on long stems." 40c doz. Cosmos — Iflondyke Orange Flare-dries been granted the high- est. honor that could be bestowed on any flower." doz. 40c. Chinese Forget-Me-Not, "A rare gem, forms perfect bushes 20 inches high, 1s Just one mass of lovely sky blue," 5c each, 50c doz. Calendulla, —New Sunburst, “Mammoth or- ange, a striking addition to the Calerdula," doz. 40c. The above mai ed to any address postage paid.

Double Sweet Wivels Field, — "Blooms more freely than Sweet William and bloom most all sum- mer," 5c each, doz. 50c,

The following annual bedding flower plants mailed prepaid: As- tcr, Wilt-Resistant, Zinnia, Giant lDahlia flowered. Verbena, Lobella, Snapdragon, Everlastlngs, Chinese Lantran, Alyssum. All for 25c per doz.

Salvfa, Kochle. Seedling Pansy, Blue Daisy, new, Dianthus and Carnation, 40c don-Two year old Columbine, Babies Breath and Sweet. Wllliam, 15c each, Oriental Poppy 4 months from seed, each 10c $1.00 doz.

Pansy, Daisy, Fbx Glove, Canter- bury Bell. Delphlnium, most all winter killed.

Vegetable Plants: Extra Early Cabbage and Cauliflower, twice transplanted, 25c doz. $150 per 100; second early $1.20 per 100, 20c dozl Extra Early Tomato 50c doz., sec- ond early 40c doe, and late To- mato 30c doz. Celery", limited sup- ply, 25c doz. Late cabbage for fall and winter use, 30c per lilo-not ready for sale before 15 June. Late Cauliflower 20c dozn 75c. per 100 Cucumber, Melon, Pepper 25c doz.

Notlce~f ayfls Grocery, fruit and vegetale store, (a few doors above

gardens, head of Prince Street. This advertisement will only ap-

thls ad out for future reference. Charlottetown. P. 0. Box 1B7. Phone 264.

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Hughes Drug Co., Queen St.) and Garter s. Cofs seed store have our plants for sale, as well as at our

pear once a week in this paper. Cut

High Speed Cuts Gasoline, Oil And Tire Mileage

INTERESTING . FACTS TAINED. DI ROAD RECORD BOOK

CON - TEST

A good deal has been written about the danger of driving a moi/or car at high speeds but lit- tle publicity has been given to the actual dollars and cents waste in gasoline, o1l and tires caused by high speed driving. Interesting facts on this subleot are being learned by participants ln the Imperial Oil Road Test now in progress all over Canada.

In the Official Record Book trod by Test Car drivers the ef- fect of speed on gasoline mileage Is shown in chart form. By actual first. "Car A" was able to travel Z0 miles on l0 gallons or gasoline at 25 mlles per hour. but travelled only 175 miles when the speed was raised to 5g mrpli. ..

“Car B.” 0f different make, went only D9 miles on 10 gallons of rasollne at 25 mph. At 5n mph. the distance travelled fell to B8 miles.

A similar increase in oil con- sumption and tLre wear at high Speeds is shown. On a trip from city “A" to city "B" when the test ear was driven very last for . one hour nearly l 1-2 quarts of oil were consumed. rwmpared with latvprnximately l-2 quart con- sumption for more than four hour; driving at speed of 35 mph. or less. ‘Pine mileage was 50 per cent less at 50 mph. than at 30 mph.

N O T IC E ANNUAL IILIEETING

The Annual Meeting of the P.E.I. Protestant Orphanage will be held in St. Paul's Parish Hall, Prince St.. Charlottetown, P. E. 1., on Friday evening, June 18th, 1937 at 8 o'clock P. M.

A number of Trustees are to be appointed in the board and all con- tributors present will have a vote: complete. printed financial reports will be distributed and the work of iht- institution freely discussed.

This meeting is wide open to the public and all are cordially Invited to attend; the Clergy are aired to make this announcement on the Sunday previous.

IRA M. BROWN, Buy-Tress. L-l178-d-7-9-11-14-16-18.

THE CHARLOTTETQYVN GUARDIAN

SARATOGA

By ANITA LOOS

(F tI-nuod)

"I sure is honey." said the beam- ing Rosetta.

Suddenly Carol cried. dyl Isn't. he here hospital or-—"

"Are you plain loony," answered her grandfather. "Whatever would he be in a hospital for? He wasn't quite up to scratch a while back-nothing serious-I'd have let you know, if it had been. He's where you might know he'd be, up at the tracks and time we got there, too, if we see the Grand Hotel Stakes. Do as you like, of course-

"But Dad- Is he In the

you always have and always will- but I intend to see that. race."

Carol had never been more angry in her life. Her rage swept away the relief she felt at her grand- father's words. So —-her father had not been really ill. when she met that Duke Bradley~l

Then she saw her father and her first thought was. "Oh, he looks so much older-and grayer-—and—-"

"Daddy," she cried and ran into his outstretched arms. "Oh, darl- ing, was I ever glad to see anyone before in all my life?"

she was so excited she couldn't introduce her father and her llan— ce. For one awful moment she thought she was going to weep for joy. She wa. saved by a gay young voice, saying:

"As self-introductions seem to be In order-Miss Clajvion, may I pre- sent. Duke Bradley?"

Instantly her poise returned. She nodded and flashed a smile which was too brilliant at him.

Of course. Duke went on, thr 1s really suprrflnous-tvc have in- troduced ourfelves befona-do you remember our telephone conversa- tion?"

How could I ever forget it? she asked in a voice too sweet. And 110w, Hartley, this ls evidently Mr. Bradley; Mr. Bradley, this is Mr. Madison."

If were going to sec that race. complained the elder Mr. Clayton.

What's your horse. Daddy? asked Carol. I want-

I'll be pleased to take your bet. said Duke.

To know v'h:cl1 Itorie to watch and cheer for, she said, as 1f she had not. heard Duke.

After the races. Duke counted out a big roll of bills to Jim Clay- ton.

See, Jim, just as I said. luclris changing."

And the law of averages, eh? he said teaslngly. Of course I won- Carol brought me luck. A little

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time and maybe-

Maybe what, darling asked Carol who had just come up.

Maybe we'll all go to the club- house and have a drink on me t0 celebrate everything. Finished, Duke?"

Almost. You two g0 on; I'll

catch up with you.

Carol waited until they were out ,

of Duke's hearing, before :he spoke.

Daddy, how come you're so friendly with that man? He's not our kind."

If it's Duke yowregalklng about. honey, you've sized him up wrong —or us. If we're straight, decent. clean, loyal, he is our kind. Whai makes you think he isn't?"

He's crude. And egotistical. I-la evidently has an idea he is hand- some."

Jim laughed heartily. He'd be inn minority of one, if he didn't. You should see how he slays the women whatever their class, their we °,,__..

Duke's Joining them out the rest of the sentence. Toward them came a woman, bashy a; to clothes, loud as to voice.

Duke. you 01d scat! she screamed. throwing her arms around him.

Frltzi 0'Malley, he cried, return- ing her kiss. before he presented 11' "‘ to the Claytons.

Duke. guess what. I'm going to marry a cold cream guy with all the money in the world-and he hates horses-but he's a duekie dear and is going to buy me a stable."

Wonderful, Pritzle. lust foo won. derful I say. You and Miss Clay- ton have a lot in eommom-she is going to be married, too."

That rates a kiss, don't 1t, dearle,‘

Fkitzle said. throwing her arms

around Carol. I hope you'll be as

happy as r know I'm going to be. Thank you, Carol managed to

any; I wish you much happiness, You'll Join us won't yOIl. Miss

Okvlalley? said Jim Clayton. I'm

glazing a Iii/tie party at the club- ouse."

FOR SALE

Jersey hull, largo, [and type an 20 months. Also hull 8 months dam o! both, Gold Ilednl eow Royel’: Pnney lending Jersey row In Marltlmea, both sired by sons of Sliver Medal cows.

Priced reasonable to men on I. 0. P.

vol! IIILLAGI IILLIOK Oroaa Creek, I. I. L-IIM-O-‘ll-ll.

Thanks a million. but I have to find my gang-but I'll ioddle along with you. A few questions I want to ask Duke here, about horses.

Jim Clayton felt Carol's hand pressing his arm again. Now they could talk again for a moment. There was something he wanted In say to her. He spoke in a low voice full of feeling.

That was decent of you, honey. I know you didn't like it, but this Fritzie person didn't and that's what matters. '

It was outrageous. she said.

0h. that's putting - it pretty strong. Of course. chuckling. I did think for a moment‘ her on- slaught would knock you down and that Duke or I would have to rescue you.’

Duke? He loved it. I saw a wide grin on his face."

Well, it was funny in a. way. Listen. Carol. you mustn't take it too seriously. You didn't lose your sense of humor over there in London, did you? I've always heard they were shy on humor."

I don't think common, noisy, cheap people are funny, she said.

She's not exactly what one would call refined, I admit and I'm glad you are dlfferent~just happen to like you type better. But I'd say her heart was both big and wann."

But. Daddy. you can't. be blam- ing me for not liking to associate with such a person, surely."

I'm not blaming you for any- thing, but Carol dear, I'll be more disappointed than I can tell you. if you go high-hat. I wanted you to get away from this gypsy llfe of ours and you've clone it. But I'd rat-her you'd be like Friizle O"/ial- ley than to be snobbish and unkind or forget that good manners aren't all one needs."

"Daddy, you're pieclotts, she said. You can scold me whenever you want. to, but no one else can.

Suddenly she felt him sway. She looked up in his face and just managed to keep from crying out. in terror.

Sorry, he gasped. Jurt. a. little faint-help me to that chair.

Duke was beside them without being called.

Here, old man. helsald quietly. Let me help you. Too much ex- citement for one day and your stomach out of order. Then to Carob-Run to the clubhowe and get some bicarbonate and a glass of water. That's all he needs. but he needs it in a hurry."

He lowered Jim into a chair and. stood looking down at him. With ‘his lips ‘P motioned to Hartley . Madison who had come up. to get a doctor. _

Easy. old man. he said softly. as he fanned Jim with a newspaper he picked up from the ground. ‘You know blcarb always turns the trick and it will be here in a minute."

She's swell, that daughter of |mine, isn't :he, whispered Jim gciayion. They don't come any tbetter. But-she's so young-so

much to learn about life-Duke, if ever she needs help-J’

"Of course, Jim." Duke said and his voice sounded casual. ‘But I won't if you don't keep quite now. You know you should be absolut- ely still f0 re few minutes", then you'll be—"

He looked in his friend's face and stopped. Hartley Madison and the doctor came running toward them. In the di=tanee he could see Carol. Duke looked at the doctor. One glance was enough. >

“Madison! said Duke. Take Carol home. And you'll have to

break it. gently to Grandfather- Jim and I didn't let him know this might happen any minute. I'll at- tend to everything"

‘Iragedy has entered into Carol's life on ner very first day back home. Will it change the course of her plans and affect, her mar- riage with Hartley? Don't miss to- morrow's amazing disclosures. (To be Continued)

ORNSREnEvE Instantly!

NOTICE

The Clydesdale Stallion King Thorndale will be at W. A. Simp- son's, Bay View, Friday evening. June 11th. - Bilued GEO. C. KITSON. Hampshire, Owner.

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HARRINGTON SCHOOL

Honor Roll for the month of MPIY- . . Grade IX.—1. Helen Phillipe. 2- Joyce Newson. Grade VII. (srJ-l. Anita Cud- more, 2. Oledine Phillips. Grade VII. Ur.» 1. George Cod- more, 2. Arthur Rodd. 3- H1150" Hughes. Grade V.—1. Glen Ncwsom, 2. Herbert Phillips. Grade IV.-—l. Ramon Morrow. 2. Sterling Ford, 3. Sheldon Walker. Grade III.--l. Velda. Walker. Grade n IsnAl. mls Jones. '~'- Stella Dodds. Grade II (JrJ-l. Harold Morrow 2. Harold. Dodds. Grade I (sr).-1. Jack McIntyre. Grade I (ITO-l. Alden Rodd, 2. Edith Morrow. 3. Bobby Dodds. Pupils making an agerafzt: oi over 85 per cent. are. as follows» Anita Cudmore. Lois Jones, Stella Dodds, Gler Newsom, l-lerby Phillips. Oledlne Phillips. Le-arnon Morrow, Velda Walker. Pergect attendance: George Cud- more. Oledine Phillips. Joyce New- son, Anita Cudmore, Helen Phillips. Glen Newsom. Herby Phillips. Lois Jones. ' Georgie R. Harper, Teacher.

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In the Probate Court 1st George \'l A. D. H37.

In Re Estate of Cyrus W. Croat“

' of Bonabaw. Queen‘! Co; late of Sour-la in County in the said Province deceued teatate

By the Honourable HAROLD LEO- NABD PALMER, Surrogate, Judge 0| Probate, etc, clc.

1'0 the Sheriff of the (‘minty King's County or any Constable literate person within said COuuIy,

GREETING‘.

WHEREAS upon readluhg the path ion on file of John B. avthew of Sonrls aforesaid, Merchant, the s; ecutnr of’ tho above named estate praying that a citation isaut-u for the purpose hereinafter set: forth: You are thcrcfhrr hvrvhr required to cIIo all persona lntorrstt-Il in the said Estate to he and upped! before mo at a Probate Court t.» ba held In the Court Houaa in Charlotte» town, in Queen's County, in the said Province on Wednesday the fourteenth day of Iuly next coming, at file hon: of eleven o'clock forenoou of the Mum day to shew catiaa it any they r1111 why the Accounts of the aahl Esinln should not be passed and the estate closed al prayed for in said petition and on motion of Arthur B‘. llloqnanl. Earp, Proctor tor said Petitioner.

And I do hereby order that a true copy hereof be forthwith uhllahvrl In some newspaper published nfiiarlntte- town aforeea d once in each week for at least four consecutive weeks trnul the date hereof and that a true Copy

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House in Smurfs aforoaald, at or near the store of The J. J. Hughes Co. Ltd, and at or near the store of lllaiihcw, McLean d: Co. in Sourls aforesaid. as that all persons interested in the said Estate as afornid may have duo notice thereof.