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F I am instructed by tile Adminis- ‘ratrir oi the Estate of the late '1\uslin J. ‘MacNeill oi‘ Stanley iriilgb, r. c. 1.. u. sell by rubbi- glut-lion on Weiiiieszlny, the 28th

‘y of October. 193i. at 1 o'clock g. 11., the following stock. imple- ments, ctc., viz:-

“j: S'1‘0C1(:—2 mares, 2 horses, 6 balk-ll cows, 2 dry cows, li young cat-

r. and 5 calves. 1 rani. (i sllltfp and ‘lambs. '_‘ I.‘.1l'!.1l31EX'TS: - Hindi-r, llay alolrer, Rake. "fly Lozilli-r. (ins In ' , (‘r wilfl‘, Truck Waggon and Box, f! C1: ltoller, (‘ream Separ- ator, Thresher, Shaker and Cleaner, runners. i’. ‘Ynmi Slcivhs. 1 Light Sleigh, 1 (‘irrlllar Saw and Frame, 1 Vise, (irimlstime, 1 l-‘loor Scales, l Pulprr. iroivhar, llay Fork, Rope and Blocks, 1-3 share in Tllrnip Drill, TVirc Stretchers, Barrows, Vii-nulls, shovels. Forks, Harness, rti‘.

(‘ZIOIH-Ilziv, Straw, Mangleé, Oats, vie.

111113 S‘ 0F SAL —.\ll sums oi $101M! and under 11, over 810.00

twelve months credit 0n approved joint note. 1T (lay stormy, sale ful- iflllill" tine tiny.

T \\il1 Dill‘? for sale the lltnd of the lulu .\u..tin J. Rho-Neill consist- inj: of tin» separate farms of 93 and

' res respectively both with good lnml thereon. Terms made known at sale. '

11. F. MORRISON, Auctioneer. F16l-lll-Qil-tilcihilrsai3i.

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(Continued) ‘line charm-and found it in my

"You make what in the form onheart to pity him. After all, he was a motion?" inquired Major Brown only mislllfldfll- H15” virtues of dryiy, ioourage, decision, ge119f°llt7 t0 his "All them things," vaguely re-friends, rough personal good fel- sponded Buck. llowshlp; his faults of rampant, 1n- It was a challenge. Buck's vcrfdlvldlldllly find mllddltd moral dis- physical attitude suggested that. Llnctlon—-they belonzed. to the old Jllthough he had finished speaking. era of sun hw- Sudden offhand he did not move away from before iCottonwood had entrusted this :the table but stood there stralghtanachronism with enforcing that .and poised, facing the crowd. From book law to which our camp and {the btlt round his waist o1’ his “all the West must necessarily come store clothes hung his bolstered 45. 1n the end. H18 W811i‘- 0! 11°11'01", caliber revolver. His hand restédumd disgrace and spiritual loneli- lightly, suggestivcly, on the buttflness may have elven him black [voices broke out; some of them-qunderstandlng, taught him that he ,'but a minority. my hOpEs told mohfld been fighting the current o! i-‘angry, arguing, protesting, the human spirit. That, possibly,

MojorBrcwn rapped the room t0 explained the chance in. him. He (order. " was not so much terrified as over- | "an in favor of hanging Robert whelmed. at any raid Cottonwood

in her deep-blue eyes a light was shining as when the sunrise strikes on mountain lakes. She held out hands-the right t0 Buck, the left to Marcus-who i001: themsheev‘ ishly. Buck, indeed, started the pumphandle motion of a hund- shake; then as he perceived that her gesture meant more than that. retained her hand; and a blush in- flamed his tanned brow. 5o she stood for a moment, looking from one to the other. 1T0 Be Continued)

Hull‘. an Min- na’. cry u u would any lmr took. u liltl 4 time a w Ilsa rolult w a

Clean llnd and Olouy llall

2|

Major Brown. “Unless there is a

"The "‘°*°'b°a* l’ ‘"P°"i°' i“ motion to the contrary, this court

he canoe. evcn if we do have to I

‘GUSOXI for betraying the vigilance never heard of him again. Years committee, say ‘aye,.”" later, I Picked up the remalnins silence, threads. He had become a drifter "The ‘r1095’ have n," announced from cdpm to camP- d protector or

89111111818. a dangerous drunkard. until shot in a brawl at Miles City

zarry a chapcrorl." “I should say so. T nukes such a racket

he chug-chug she couldn't

ienr a smack to save herself."

A STRlKlNG

LASS

$0 siriking is May—- -

She strikes with

delight:

Typewriting by day,

Piano by night.

The Boss: grandfather

The fa has

Office Boy: got another grandma

bail game?

"Huh. Why choph “Why-cr-bccatlse "lave a hatchet steak."

laugh on my wife.

married isccms to please you, Willie. I guess so.

you {O CJTVS

ct that your again

Ain't I ther fer die

“This is a bum restaurant.” “Sh. This ain't a restaurant. It’! famous chophousc.“

ouse i"

finished his camel-fine phased like

the grizzly; crushed by progress. Chris McGrath marched between solid lines of crowd hfs bent headi now visible, now concealed. Ai I I

stands indefinitely adjourned." CHAPTER XIII

Marcus Handy and Buck, stand- ing by to the end, kept us 1n Judge Cowans courtroom until the vigilance committee had cvaporat- 111111111111! of vigilante guards follow- ed, lgayjng us alone, ‘ed; the crowd closed in behind; the,

A ruffle of drums sounded with-l Rogue's march stopped. i0 be‘ out; men were running and clam- ‘suceeded by 111° b51115 0f the drum-Bi ' oring. A shiver u-hich jerked her m6 11911118115 K1118 0i COttOIIWOOd shoulders against the back of her: had passed from his kingdom. i chair ran over the form of Cong "where 1119 Y°11 8911111118 her?" stance. The ready understanding‘ 8-511"! COR-SWIM!- Buck was first m see What thISl “Wilson's walling l0 take ‘em mean; _ | over the range to Plested's all com-

“Doyy; worry, Mm Deane;- heifortable, and drop ‘emf’ replied said, "that ain't him. That's theiMil-Tcus- crooks beEng r1111 Obit b1 tc/wn!" "W111 511@—" bpsan Constance.

This time, fascination drew us all 111111 $10111“- 11111 a hdmmdn Ida-g to the window, even Coflgganma ed down the street, pulled up at}

There was no emotion left in me me 11°” °1 the Cllurthllllse. threw‘

Vnow except a vague curiosity; my his bridle over a iathered head, ‘own languor of

mind and soul strode within. The hands of Con-

iseemcd to heighten my perceptions; 1351196 W911i? $863161’; I who had

inow when I want tcr to go to d: i

have ti you:

Hcnpeck: When we were travel- ing through the Alps I had the

919°“? confident in their carriage, sagged as though he had sudden. ' '11? grown old. His steps stumbled.

‘vnnd from my night and day Wm, thought there was no emotion left gragedy I carry no pictures so vivid in 1119' “"1111 1111' 11191331 00151118 yfas that of the precession which and 3°11‘! l" Fell-i? 513113-

emerged from the Ploneercorral. l "R3553 11°35" the i “Rogues Marcus briefly, “Curtains up on the last act of our show!" And lil- to view marched the prisoners of head‘ These pimple the Pioneer canal. Conway's stub- they're ildquitted."

blc of beard had grown 1n the "Well, we've got no line on where night. His cheeks “m, as my, as he went." said the horseman. 9, chimney Sweepg; but he faced his “Trails is too d—-n trampled. He disgrage with a calm and humor started down the Ludlow p535 mad pus smile. The gambler who had an nght- Am": $111115. we loses hlm. ‘lost his nerve and got rellgym What we needs a regular tracker. |Walked with his head down. Among W151" °11l= 111 the W11°1e d-n mo- ‘lhe dirty‘ and depraved camp rbi- 1-"

lowers of Pearl street; were thosei "Let's 56B." mused Marcus. who cringed as they came underlflnoys, Pretty tlred, I suppose?" the eyes of our outraged city, andi "Delia? “id the 111958911891’- those who still managed lnthepose "1'°°1‘ 11 me- 111» all night. And {of head and shoulders to express d°“° I1 hdfd day's work yesterday- ideflance. Colllver. the lawyer, walk- Hm“ ‘m3’ ed Straight. glaring right and 1e“, H "All. right," announced Marcus. his cycs made terrible insane, with They” ‘mined 3° °°1119 111 11nd surprcsscd anger. A little, indrawn fr} "P11111111 hmed" H: pad-led- “Oh!" from Constance signalled the 1's 1 Teddy taken other measures DMS-"lge or Red mu. The powder i; 1:11“? our man followed-tell 'em on her cheeks had gathered dust a‘ -

during the night; the spots b: "Best 11°“ I've helrd today!" ro-uge were no longer mm“ cabloonlimented the messenger as, with who. but a dull and dirty Indian,“ “is “M11118 1w 1rd Marcus rcd. Her frlzzes fell in wisps 0ver,5h°“1d °l111118e his mind, he shot her forehead. But Red Nell ragedfhrough the do“ “mounted- 1111195 110 10113911 She walked with her eyesiiiwny- . yddwfl. her hands clasped before her- "Allah" imbn“ ‘a ghastly and grotesque caricature remwed ‘mm the Pith 111 11108111111» cf a mafdcn martyr 1m g0 the," Henry Ward Beecher would say."| stake. Whatever womanly dignity zrematked Marcm- "Ii m9 b°Y5 hid remained i0 her had at the end of brought him m- 1 dill“ b11119“ $111!

e . “All right," said Marcus, "go a- are safe-

vunnu a

face. - Chris McGrath was coming, a-‘mmey

m0llg his separate entitles, this one Buck and I we" 1°°k1118 not N?

was ncw. I saw that in the flrgtzhlmv hOWEVGr. but at ‘Constance.

11351,, berm-e my eye began to plckmcross her pallor a flugh w”

lup details. His shoulders, once ofigougtmgth“ when m9 M5415“ uc as e snows of the Divide;

His head was bowéd. 1t did not

this averted

messenger—. march!" commented the“ 55W omlstallce B1111 1119. D8115-

all her indignities come to the cur-Team? WW“ ha" Wdllwd t0 118-118, him-now. Buck, guess our Joby‘ L" Mimlml

TLMMM“-

which he considers he can my for

1

. ed. there are many places where he

Market Prospect For i Dressed Poultry

Within two monthlwewllllnof- ‘ferlngwrdreasedpoultryforsale.

The question arises. will tt be of good quality? During the past two months the market for poultry has increased considerably and at

ant. prices being-offered an as

as last year. The demand for poult- ry is good, but apparently only for the higher grades. There ls y“?

little demand for unfllnished birds. ‘

Knowing this, does it not behoove us all to see that our surplus poult- ry is marketed in a finished state?

In Canada we have dressed poult- ry standards. ‘Theta are addllldd and used as a trading basis. Each grade sets forth very plainly its 1c- qulrements. The grades are not sel- as ameans of lowering the price to the farmer, but for his protect- ion. The dealer sets a price. 0nd

eachgrvde. If your poultry dome! within the grade, you receive the price stated. The qualifications of the different grades may be secur- ed by writing the Senior Poultry Promoter, Box 200, Charlottetown. By having this information, you may know approximately the grade of your poultry before offering it for sale. If you are not satisfied as to the grade given you, you have the privilege of calling in a gov- ernment grader. You will agree, this is a fair way of marketing your poultry. Every farmer should know a well finished hog, steer or chick- en. If he does not, and is interest-

may secure this information.

The largest percentage of poult- ry offered for sale around Christ- mas is chicken, or surplus cocker- els. If you are looking for good

Cutie

pm ‘eaofCu our:

away with the necessity of using lotions. , 1-,»- - --= m" was; s s-

At A,”

T Walt

should not. sell until their poultry is fully matured and finished.

Thousands of dollars are lost an-'

anally through marketing unfinish- ed, blrdsQBy checking back for the past threg years it has been found that prices paid in January and February were as good as in Dec- ember. Do not market your poult-

Altn what a contribution it is to tho cause of alunngl A amall amount quickly works up remains throughout the shave, _ sometimes neceasw. It contains the dehcutelme

wi out retouch‘ aa is cated which soothe the a and do

OCTOBER 2g, 1931

v f V?‘ Tbilet Pnepumfiono l

NOW PIIIIICII

Shaving Cream

into a thick lather that

7|

i-y until it u fully finished. PF, erly finished poultry maanajiigh est prices for you. Immature, un finished birds will bring 10w prie es.

Information on feeding, rum“, and plucking may be secured by writing Senior Poultry Promoter, |Box 200, Charlottetown.

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Read the Rules of The Guardian “Famous Canadians" Puzzle Contest"... They will answer every question.

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Rules Governing Guardian "Famous Canadians” Contest

4 Everyone who is a. paid in advance “ 8109131118 employees of The Guardian ‘and their families ml? l!“

prices this fall, the cockerels should t -" tolv b3 separated from thei

TENDERS

Tenders will be received at the office of the City Clerk up toand in- cluding October 29th for painting and cleaning the main entrance and hallway of the City Hall. Specifications to be seen at the City Clerk's office.

The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted.

G. l’. NICHOLSON, City Clerk 9-176-10-20-41.

e TENDERS Tenders will be received at the oflice of the City Clerk up to and including October 29th for supply- ing the City with 300 tons screened coal foo Market House and City jluildlng. Coal to be placed and

trimmed in basement 0t both build- ings and all coal to be weighed on

be paid for by Contractor. The 5 lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. ' o. r. NICHOLSON. City Clerk. 9478-10-20-41.

‘Spinning and Weaving

i Send me your wool to he apun into yarn and wove into blankets. Single yarn is 25 cents and doubled :8 cents per pound. Blanket $2.25; it takes flve lbs. of wool to malts a blanket. They will all be laundered unless ordered otherwise. Wool must be well washed and all dirt and burrs picked out. The size of single yarn ls medium and double yarn flue. medium and coarse. Put ship- lnr‘: name on all parcels and own-

‘er’; same. address and Instructions inside; otherwise we will not be responsible for losses. Send by mall or freight. Freight will be paid on

100 1hr. WM. LANDRIGAN, , 65 Queen Street. ; 9242-10-9-ihursat1month. | . FURNESS RED CROSS LINE

S. S. “Rosalind

Frelsht and Passengers

Ar. Ch'town L t 5:“

Y- . J 1m’

Oct. 30 n! Nov? 2 a NW- 11 Nbv. 1a . Nov. 27 N“, 3o

IQARVELL BROS. LTD Charlottetown Agents

1 will sell by Public Auction shimmy ‘mlmmiss- Murhqy R1,.” on Saturday. octwgflm- Rather was it the attitude of

24th, at 1.30 p. m. 1 czirlnad all“ broken ma“ wh° “M” be“ i" tvcztcrn horses. ranging in age from ‘look upon disgrace‘ I "ndersmod 2 to 5 years old. These are an ex- ma policy or 5e1"p'°5e“mtl°“ ceptionally good hunch of horses, which Marcus Handy had been and u-lli be solzl without reserve. applying w this enemy of his" T°i Terms M Salt,’ _,_ A MacDonald. expel the old, self-reliant Chris] Aucuon,.cr_ D F‘ ROSS‘ Own“ ‘MoGrath from camp was equival-

9135_10_20_3l ‘ent to prolonging trouble. He was ‘bound to come back when oppor- __* lunlty served. and to shoot. But his “munch:Qooowuvpflyoaoowm. night of mental. horrors in the f Egiqo nwavm‘ Pzcneer corral, tne sight or the j L.) iLgigJ gllgrnchlng, the very psychbloglcal

A“, f iwelghr, ofpubiic opinion had serv-|

n- assrs rll l'1-, i rrl to break hs spirit. 1 remember‘ t. ll lnluu l ‘him as I saw him first v.h'n he,

i 1‘ "P111" stopped the lynching in the Black:

tlplnnlrtnslt _ k d mar, hurry

n2 Kirilmflfltt Strl-"t “a” “'“ °m “ ‘ C Lrure’

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Auction Sale

i _ I have been instructed to sell on the premises by Auc- tion on Thursday the 29th day of October next at 2 o'clock 111 the afternoon, the land, buildings, and plant owned by

Auld Brothers, Limited, being number 58-62 Fitzroy Street, Charlottetown.

E1111" 510mm space is profitably rented at the present time. Net rental and storage fees after payment of all ex- penses of up-keep, taxes, insurance, eta, exceeds $2,000 per annum. Good locality and buildings and plant in first-class condition. Inspection may be made at any time.

For further particulars apply

J. A. MacDONALD.

Auctioneer 9:104. Au .. ..

......wnnaum-avycsm, '"

the City weigh scales, weighing to I

Charlottetown '

pullets. They should be well fed and ’ cared for, so as to bring them to maturity and place some flesh on]. them. A mash made up of cooked, potatoes and one-third bran or mid dllngs, mixed with skim milk may be given them twice daily. This mash to be fed in a trough-a quantity which they will clean up in half an hour. Hard grain may be fed morning and evening. This ration should be fed until about [two or three weeks before mark- eting, when they are then placed in crates and finished on a grain! mash. A mash consisting of home grown grains is as follows: equal, parts of wheat, oats, barley and; buckwheat, mixed with milk to al batter. i We do not say that by following the above recommendations you will , secure the highest price, but it can ‘ be assured you will receive much better prices than if you didn't. A, large number of chickens . are. hatched late and have not yetl reached maturity, therefore will fattten slowly. The birds which were '

ured at the time of placid! them in crates, should bring highest prices.

Many poultrymen believe they must market their poultry before Christmas to receive highest prices. This is not true, and‘ farmers

Clarke Steamship Co Ltd s. s. "oasrcsla"

Lv. Montreal Ar. Clftawn 7.30 P. M. lull \ Lv. for Montreal Oct. 21 I Oct. 2'1 Nov. 4 Nov. l0

LJARVELL BROS Ltd.

Charlottetown Agents

BULBS

We have iuat received our annual fall shipment ot FLOWEBING BULBS direct Jrom HOLLAND.

EXTRA CHOICE LARGE BULBS carefully selected.

TULIPS, llrlglo and double, separate and named valtetlea and mired colon.

hatched early and are fully mat- _

batch.

Please attach sufficient

part. As many members of one family of a paid In advance subscriber may compete as desire and any subscriber ma! send in as many sets of answers as he or sha wishes, hut each set must be complete and will be judged individually.

The successful competitors whose subscriptions are paid farthest into 1932 will have the preference. '

Clip the picture and coupon write the answer on the blank line. Save all your clippings until the end of the contest and then send them to the “Famous Canadians" Contest Editor of The Guardian in one Name and address should be Included, clearly writ- ten or printed, and securely attached to your solutions. It will facilitate handling li’ you bind your solutions by aewlnr along the top. or using 1111M!‘ 111199111”- '