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THURSDAY. 8E , A1.‘ l2 017L003. - livery desire

col nt igh lot (51 feet on i-luston Stre

on that high part of seid Street. known as the hill. between Prince and Great streets. in one of the iinest and best residential blocks. in, the city, be jot lflo. ‘l as drawn on the plan i

egfstrar of. Deeds.

FURNITURE SALE‘ SAME‘

r‘h"’L COMMENCING AT l0 A.

“HTML Mitchell's household furniture in his residence No, 1M Euston Streetfconslsting in pert of 3 plece Mahogany Parlor Suite (hand carved and

inlaid with Motiler-oi-pcarl, very hen Cltpz) i‘

home or oflice), 1 Oak bedroom suite

and mattresses, 2 toilet seis, 2 room stoves, carpets, squares. 2 dressers, 2 wtshstsnds. glassware, disiles. kitchen range and all kitchen utensils, vMhfier, lawn mower, garden tools, erlcl other article- too many to enumerate.

slrzfilligoods mus: be disposed oi es sQliliptlCtlbn invited-Q to 5 P. M.

BQMKINNON & McNElLL, _' Solicitors.

(egg zi-zv-zs-al-sept. a, c. .. . ,

sgirable ou bl

, Residence i,“ Fort- Sole at Auction

D. B. H. Mitchell, to offer for sale at Public Auction on his premises ‘

hie double residence Nos. 152 and 154 Euston Street. property consists of e well built double residence and barn on ea.

Living room, dining room end bed room suites arid kitchen -fu_rni- ture. Heintlimen Plano, (Walnut case), Raymond sewing machine, hell stand (ohigl, clocks. 5 parlor or room tables, sideboard, electric shade lamp. all o nts. 4 rocking chairs, Morris chair, violin end cesc, books,’ book case (su able for homc or office). mirrors, pictures, fireproof safe (suitable for

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et and running back 158 feet) situated

oi "Holland Grove" filed in the oilics

f. DAY

M. AND z nu. (Sharp)

me alld onc oi the best Suites in the

, 3 enamel iron bsdsteads with springs

the owner is ifliVlllflllhl province. Terms Cash. / J. A. MacDONALD.

l Auctioneer.

For sole

slid lot at Lakevlllc 4,5 acre offlind‘ containing small fruit garden. HQ} ‘Station and fishing, Apply to

a “"1135, WILLIAM STEVENS,

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j ti" l L-ievllle- stating of Kitchen Range. Cooking _ was»: Elmlrl. P- 9- Utensils, Dishes, Dining Boom sum. 41ml P‘ E‘ I‘ and pictures, Lounge, sewing machine

8 tube radio set (Crosley). stove, hall

7743-94-21.

.£UCTKNVSALE'

I I am instructed by Mr. Raymond Wakeiin to sell by public suction on Friday. September 6th, 1929, at 2 o' ‘ ‘p. n. at as Gerald Street, his household furniture consisting of Parlor. Gramophone (new). 50 rec- olfilei Dining room end 3 set of Bed- rooms‘; Furlture. Dishes, Kitchen

‘Util-lslls, Rug and a lot of small articles.

JOHN P. BRADLEY. Auctioneer 7725-94-31 i

liiiliilc Aucnoll

' !‘- sin instructed by Mrs. n. c. Wflflltlo sell by public auction at Nulrtibtr m Kent street on Monday tlrfétifdsy o1 September n. n. ma at l0 o'clock a. m. ell her furniture and antiques consisting of a large humber of ornaments, pewter teapot-s. brass and copper articles, old dishes, bureaus, sofas, tables. chairs etc, so QTirlehogdr-y pieces among the lot; 'A' good chance to get some real old. curios, also a number of Currier

Iveshprints. 4 "W ‘cash. I ' JOHN P. BRADLEY,

' Auctioneer. 'lfl’l3'-'.i1-3-l-7_-9.

PWASSiOIIGI Cards

' ylxfllfk AR. McGulgan, A ” ' B. A. BABBSTEB. SOIJCITOB. ITO.

JIONE! T0 LOAN v Block, C‘ lottctown. PIJ.

eight. o MATHIESON ’ V, "' n. a. nets. ' ‘o? L MATIIIESON. u. e. n- - Solicitors, Ito. _ Money to bean. DIlcQ-Charlottetcwn and Install!

l McLeod & Bentley ’- . J. A. BENTLEY ' . I. I. IINTLII, I. 0. larrhtcr and Attorney-at-Law fillies: ll Uchlnond Street I082! T0 ‘IIDA

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sell by. Public Auctlorpthc said Ship

articlcsof valueoo

.AUCTKNVSALE

seminal-noted by ltlrmbnptauilJ. Murchison to sell by Public Auction on Tuesday, September 10th, A, D., 1929. at l2 o'clock, ber beautiful resi- dence, No. 38 Urlebar Street, con- taining nllle rooms with all modern conveniences, with-nice large lot 38 by 175. also at the same time and place her household furniture, con-

rack, stair carpet, parlor suite, piano. rugs, etc, 3 bedroom sets, oilcloth, 1 office chair, lawn mower and garden tools, 1 Ford car, 1925 model and all

other articles. Terms for/property at movables cash. _'

JOHN P. BRADLEY

Auctioneer.

sale. For

7715-9-1-5-7-9-10 THE KENNEDY CODDANY, LTD.

and "THE VOLUNTARY WINDING-UT ACT"

Notice Ia hereby given that a gen- eral meeting of the shareholders of The Kennedy Company, Limited, will be held In the ofllce of tho said Company at 0‘l.e'ary in Prince County on Monday, the 16th day of Septem- ber. A. D., 1919, at the hour of seven o'clock P. M. for the purpose of con- sidering and passing upon the ilnan- clal ‘ telnents, accounts and reports of the Directors and Officers, and for the purpose oi passing a resolution req ' ' that the Company be wound upunder the provisions of "The Vol- untary Windlng-up Act" and for the appointment of liquidators for such winding-up and the giving of con- sequential directions.

Dated this thirtieth day oi August A. n. 1e29,

By order of the Directors.

J.»A. NOONAN,

. S tary. 7686-9-2-2wks. u"

. IN THE excnrqozlr. coon!‘ or CANADA. PRINCE EDWARD IS- LAND ADMIRALTY DISTRICT NO. 84 William Petriek- Burke, iomuel Winchester, John Skerry. Edward Smith. James McCsbe. Peter Par- fiflliibn. Dflhlel Jarvis and Lorne 5-‘1006- PLAINTIFFS. against The Ship “Amla" DEFENDANT ACTION POI WAGES

Whereas by Commission oi Sale issued out of the above Court the 27th day of August, A. D. i929. to me directed, it is ordered that I as Sheriff of Queens County. Prince Edward Island. do sell by Public Auction for the highest price not under the appraised ‘value than can be obtained‘ for"the same. tbs above named Ship "Anila," her sails. ap- parei. equipment and other articles of value on board the shid ship.

I do therefore hereby ‘give public notice that 1 will on Tuesday the tenth day of September. A. D. 1920. ht thehour oi l2_ o'clock noonon the wharf" of James Osrragher. Ooal Dealer, Charlottetown. Prince Id- ward Island in view _of the said Ship wbsrsshs now lifilflflvlll up and

unis." her-soils. apparel. sculp-

ssid lliip for tbs highest x .

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‘III CRASH IN TBS DARK r l

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Bill and Katherine had their first warning of an approaching storm about noon. The trip had grown tiresome, mile after mile oi steady flight over a calm see. Hour after hour of holding on their course. in- strument readings checking faultless- ly with the charts. Katherine slapped over the radio key, awakening herself

‘ automatically to send the code sig-

nal. Suddenly the wind began to blow around them, bearing them southward. By this time th’ey were flying west, almost in direct line with their destination. pill sent the Fal- con upwerd, hoping to get above the storm. Up and up they climbed. spiraling, bucking the wind, until they had . eched the cellihg- and Kath- erine wes shivering inthe cold.

"Get sheepskin." Bill shouted.

Katherine reached back for it. pull- ing it closely around her shoulders. up under her chin. It did not oczur to her that Bill was probably in need of it. He didhot look at her, but concentrated on an attempt to hold the ship true to her course, due west.

It was a hopelessfbattle from the iirst. They were tosstd about like a cork in the stormy air. After an hour of struggle Bill decided to devote himself to keeping the Falcon on an even keel and to let the wind carry them until-its elocity died down sui- ilclently for hlln to set the course again. qonsultation with his oom- passes showed him that they were drifting liillPSt directly south. The roar of the wind and the noise of the motors made conversation impos- sible. A glance at Katherine allowed him a white face, lips set firmly as though to deny the ieer that gripped her. He freed one, hand long enough to scribble a message to her.

‘Keep sending signal.‘

She nodded. She had steadied her 19" "m lllinst the side of the cock- pit to avoid smashing her watch, and at each half-hour interval she re- leased the code lo the angry eir.

LAND!

Night fell. The inferno still raged around them. Both wore/loo desi- enfifl by this time to heed tl-lcynolso of the motor and‘ were scarcely con- ‘scious of the howl of the wind. Bil: knew, however, from the steady vibra- lllip. that the casinos were function- ing perfectly. He had not dared a Blanca at his fuel gauge. ‘Incl-q was no place to land, save orl the waters which he knew must be whipped into mountainous waves by the wind. l-is had sought a lower altitude to avoid ""1118 sleet form on the wings oi the Falcon. At 2 in the morning the bltwry usher sputtered out.

Bill flashed his pocket light on tho ill slurp. Gas almost gone. ‘com- passes disturbed. lfretty hopeless lookout. He leaned to Katherine. "Can you still send?"

"Yes." ' “I'm some down to see liow the watsrJooks. Stand by to flash the 518ml when I tell you." '

9M1 they dropped. As suddenly l8 it hld 510W]; lip thg Wind [rgq calmer. frhe two human beings in that ship, so much frailer for all its sturdincss than the elements it iimsht. gave a simultaneous shout, A dark mass loomed below them. Llhfii-Btilighffihihg the‘ pinup flu], looked again" at the fuel Iaugo by his pocket ‘flashlilht. Barely two gaf- Jvm Mt- Bomehow they must isna. ‘ills clouds Plfied. there was a bril- liant moon. lowlin the sky, sinking before the approaching dawn. By its light he saw a curving beach lapped,‘ twill’ by water. no glgnglgvj y,‘ lmlierins no for the last time she

radio 614d before she could complete the signal. _ It was ten minutes past l.

coasted down to what secmsdto lowmllugerochhillswungtpgpgi.

They cleared the ,_rock down. smashed. ’ , ‘Silence.

and struts‘

The htr wings W“ MLMMJ quietly It last. first rays er ‘ ' ‘ '

touched the rm. "s-w-w-n we. ,'

Bill shut o! the 1113f‘ Promisosperfectlandingglrgm u. V

con upward ins desperate ‘HEP-Q, " ,' panoallcd f

coat from its debrisfOnooi these he placed under her." the othenbc wrapped about her andiieiflto-cbaiing her hands and forehead. Presently she opened her eyes, stared at him a moment and their said orossly, “i want to sleep." _Wlthout» moth" word she turned on her face and from her deep. 9"“ “ml-mill 5m knew that Katherine really was e-ileell- . _ . ,. ' THE AWAKENING-

i-Ie stayed a moment longer, watch- ing_her. Then. with a weaeltJIIh. lit relaxed st her side and ‘lost con- sciousness himself ~18 Wflifllliii!!! slumbev. ' ' fi The sun climbed higher. Stlllthe two slept. At mldmorning Katherine began to murmur and threw 011th! heavy covering. A little later Bill. suffering from the heat, awoke and wonder ’ where ‘he was. With a groan, he got to a sitting position and recognized his surroundings. "Crashed." he said (loud "And howl" Sleep tempted him again, but I glance at the sleeping girl roused him to a sense of his responsibility. with every muscle protesting, he‘ got to his icct. His head cleared and he SISDQd at the beauty oi ‘tbs scene that stretched beforchlseyes. ‘may hsd landed on a little curving bench with only the one curving rock to uilr its loveliness. A tropical sea lapped mildly on the shire. Behind them the beach assumed a gentle incline to thsedge oi a thick, forest. Not far away a small stream trickled down to the ocean. ’ _ Bill knew when he ssw it that he was thirsty. He walked p toward it and knelt at its low bank. A ‘taste of the wator showed it-"w be only slightly, brackish from sea water. and by moving dievnysrds upstream he was able to get a drink of cool, clear water. Gretefully he‘ lavedphis isce in it, bathed his hands‘, threw oi! his heavy Jacket and lit thswster drip over his neck and chest. 8e felt like a new man and decided to take souls water to Katherine. There was a thermos bottle in ‘the Yaloon, but getting it out of the meg; was a problem. ' , "Guess rd better wake her sad, l-r. her do her own-drlnkint.‘ he de- sided. _ The trip across the ‘sand to ber side was not nearly so painiuias the trip over had been. i-istcuobed her shoulder and she opened her eyes a second time to stare at him inJe- wildcrlnent. This time, however, in- steak of seeking slecp._she sat up, A spasmof pain crosed her iaccfBlll nodded sympathetically. , "! know. stifl and lore as the devil. I was, too. Bdtthsrs‘: a little ircsh- . water steam over there. and l! you'll bathe your fees Ind hands and take a drink you‘ll'feel amt better. ‘Come. r11 help You"; ' .‘_ j . no onuslit her binds and pulled her to her iset, tben'_witll an srnrsllye porting her lie guided her to the stream. She knelt at its side. agile directed and ‘plunged her fsce in ‘its waters. ‘She Qdrank grcedily and bathed her hands and throat.‘ - "Fell batterP-"Blil lsked. ' , "Much batter. What happened!” » "We cams ‘down fright“ against that rock tiill/[ltillkiiil up over there; i‘ W"!!! 11b a bit to miss it and after that we crashed. Don't remember much moresbut somehow we both "got out on the has and went to sloop.‘ God knowrwhers-we arefiI wsntito climb that ‘little hiliover‘ there to our right andses what I can m. Will you be" all ‘right ii I (leave you ’ alone for about half an noun"- = ."I soJly PM“! flit" ~ .

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"w" hliie-oyerflraslvtfllsyldnchilinle‘: ua- _. only-coo. Monoybackrii don't l find veins lime, sleep lino," feel

soon mungeryatronger, and full gof- pep.

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' Ased gloom was cast over th_e_co_ln~ muuity of Ooriiwall’ on gwodnesday. August 28th. when-it waslssrncd that rflhdobn Dobsllocbad passed away at The City Hospitslat the early ego of forty years. — * -

The lets, Mrs. Donahue was a daughter oi My. and Mrs. Patrick hdcKenne "formerly or; Vernon and now residing in Cornwall. She had been in failing healthier the past two months but hopes werh always entertained for her rjecovery until about two weeks ous to ber death when it was, s that all that medical skill and klndattention ‘of the Nurses and Sisters of the Hospi- tal stall’ were proving unaveilina. .004

Almighty willed otherwise and called

hsrto Himself orrWednesdly oilhi. fortified by the lest rites of the Catlioiiofihuroh. l =

The funeral which was largely st- tei-ldsd took place from _her late eaidenoeat u well on Saturday morning August iilstL to her native parish Church, vemonmvor. where g Solemn Requiem MN! WM Gilli! b!

Rev. rllelsn lscxenns oi the Basilica _

mo. assisted by Rev. u. a. Rooney. P. P, of Cardigantss Deacon ‘and Rev. W. J.-McCsbe, Tlgnish las.Sub- Deacon. all three cousins of the dc- oeascd. Rev. Peter Sullivanof 017d!» Alta. acted as Master of Ceremonies.‘ Also sssistlna in the Banotual’! V!" Rev. P. D; Mcfilligan, P! .12., Vernon River; mo. Joseph Sullivan. Olds. sits. and my. Leo suuivao. more!» Alta. . '

‘The pail heaters were John Odlibl. cordon uelltlllsn, ‘rs-nest Leonard. Mack" vielrerson; Mack urban "and Leonard McDonald.

All thatwss‘ mortal of . _ wiic and mother was then laid to rest in tlieralolnihsoesietery besidehcr brother Joseph who pre twelve years ago. .

Mrs. Donahue leaves to mourn their iou besides her heart-broken ‘husband and ten ‘young children hefiather and mother. m. andidrs. Patrick Mc- Konne oi‘ ‘Cornwall; also three bro- thers ind three sisters, Wilfred of Wtndsor,‘Ont.: Thomas on the old homestead at Vernon; Leo in corn- wall; ‘Mrs. J. it. Cummlskey. Worces- tsr, Mass: ‘Christine and Marllret oi "Ddrchsster, Mass.

‘The large number .of Masg cards. Intentionnfiloiritual isouquets and Floral rrilrum received m’ a testi- l (my of the lligh esteem in which the held both oaths Island ‘and abroad»? ' A " ’

M. J. Rooney, Rev. Pl

luv. Phalau my; aossnli Sullivan, "Sullivan. Rev. Leo when Mrs. Dennis

mole; M. SisterIToi tha__ on": Bospitahlloiher rather, so. sari. ‘John ueosbs and ismflygllr. n, MoOareY. w. and ‘Joseph McvOsbe alodglierynltitsvand Jack, Victor; and wiunieoollineh. .1.

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1e» slew meme neurosis,

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deceased her _ _ A ' Vanilla Grssoflierochlos odorata (L) _'

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gustifoliuln Mill. (Mmflti ‘~ _

odleineils h- f (GEMOJ '

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etslk. ‘Bi-removals l", uiehr...(u:m.l f * - _

mdiasi Ououlnber-rootwisedeola vir-

ginisna L. (Mi!!!) ... FeledIWakc-Nblll. ‘irillium sreotlllll y njosiasi, , ' '_ » . Noddlng wait-robin. Trillium ‘Yearn-

ilum Li» (M12944 . f _ v ‘ Painted‘ Wake-robin. ‘iriliium

atom" Wilid. 11mm,

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18V. sonososas. " '

cad-hush. Juncus-bilfouiusii». “i0: 170.). l - f:_-- »: . slender ‘hush.’ Juncus ’ " more.) = i ‘ ‘ '

common or Soft iltlishr-Iunous ei- fusus L. (M2210 '. ' Wood-Rush.‘ no). " 0.0.. var multiiloia (IhrhLOcle-k- ems.) ‘ ‘ Spiked Wood-Rush. Luella sbicate (to ~n_.o: (us-rm ' .» . - r

hxvi GRAMINIAI. " The braiiiineaefor -. Risks. ‘have reuived little ohentionirom’ local botanists, perhaps‘ owing do the dif- eoulty or deiei-nunlng-ibomwithoirt; specimens for-comparison. Tbs fol- iowlng list is jIMYNLGIIi-{Niy taken from Groirs fsurvoy.” in __l_0l§., Many other species remain unnamed- ' .,_. Barnyard Brass." aeliiuqeros mlmlll (h) aesuv. $6317.)‘. _ Install ‘or Pigoolinrsss. set-aria ‘ oa‘(l‘.i.)' Beauv. ‘(GZIIIJ

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