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they

rip of that sweet body. uncalled themselves. ‘and

For a moment he was asifmau faction? paralyzed. Bis lilnbs refused irielr they fled before him out of the office they seemed turned to lead. room, _nnd out of the house, never Slowly, where he would have had needing the couimands which, as thenl swift, his arms relaxed their ho preclpitately followed, he flung Slowly after them. -

With wild cries of terror

CHAPTER XXI

THE CHARLOTTETOWN G

(o aru u€s-t , y ool.

l "l Toronto Wonian

l 1 ' \ ‘fl e"...1 ma“ J‘

Unicorns

w An N 1N o. l What‘ le Going to“ Become of Our

PLEASURE MAD o , Pusuicr

.The Answer Will Be Revealed ‘Seen;

.44‘

_A Cut and Slashed

By‘ Knife

(Canadian Press.)

slowly he .fell back before uher. crouching forward-the while. SE81‘- ing svel’, his law fallen, his face the face of a man in the last ex-

cusssnsouon ma. oojcossp.

um," m‘ Rad cm” 128a Chabat Ave. Montreal

i‘ gwtyeitisqntl into a rich

35.32’.

other b

.chains front- on main road be

v _ c gentle Lux ends, d each time will giirsgah their original i and beauty. The thin Lux flakes dis-

.d'e_snaing an s, free from

‘i particle of solid soap ihight damage deii- ’ cate threads.

I. is as harmless to fine has: as pen wam itself.

LLIX

Sold only in spud ‘dnst-proefpeolasta. hen Brothers United Teelleo ~ L-e-iv

al Rife . Association

e Annual Meeting of the Prince

Pifovinci

vtremity of

ground, r thrusting back which was being matted to his hand which was wet and smeared brow by blood from his cracked with blood-

heud. looked duzedly round and where be was 11D pointing hand, to hcar the Duke's

terror.

;Suddoniy he raised his right

hand to point with a shaking fin- ately long years ago, until despair gsr at her throat. Hoarsely, in s. hadlturned him from- the quest. cracked voice. he spoke-

"The tokens! The tokens!"'_ The three grooms, entering at

that moment, clleckcd aild stood ances of horror piled on horror.» there just within the threshold as if suddenly turned to stone.

The awakening Holles. 0n the aislng himself a little, and the tunlbled hair

to scc the Duke's shaking.

quaveringwgoice, this time, saying

yet again:

“The tokens!"

ills grace foil back step by stcp gasping with (lrend, until suddenly heswung about to face his men. “Back? he bade them, his voice shrill. "Back! Away! Ollt of this!

E ward island Rifle Association -

will be held in the City Court Room. city Building, on Tuesday, 6th May, 393d, at the hour of 8 o'clock p. m. Election o! Officers for ensuing year receiving reports and an; uslnoss. F. d. MOORE, Col. I. O. President Li»! LEIGH. Lieut. Col. R. O.

otuiri , teary-Treasurer.

- For Sale

'1 odor, for sale my farm at Nor-

boro of 105 acres of land, 75 acres cleaiafzd acres under heavy wood and lumber, part of the balance

ready ‘for clearing. All land in good]

stated cultivation. 30 acres ready for eropthis year. Running water

and s ride in every field and wlnteri watq lig place. Large barn, house-Wainscot he,

and outbuildings in godd repair. 23

tween Charlottetown and Summer- sidejffhree miles from Emerald:

Isl nsington. J-landy churches and: ac ool. _ " ' For further particulars apply

' ‘ JAMES u.‘ newness, ' ' Emerald 2748-4-30-4i.

AUCTION AT KENSINGTON

'~'0n account of my time being fully tokenup with the Imperial Oil Co.. il have decided to sell my farm. ilflarlmlllfimBllbB and household effects by suction on Wednmday,

"May 7th at 12 noon. This farm con. tnins 50 acres of land, within i5 ‘iliiihutés walk of center of the town.

it is equipped wiiib a lange and com-

modlous dwelling. furnace heated, electric lighted, stone basement; in

e. word it is finished throughout in the best finish procursble. There is

slsoa new barn with a cement ibase- snout ‘built 3 years ago equipped with all modern conveniences. l will sfell this fnnm in block of will dlvido it to suit any purchaser, that is to

's_sy l will sell house with any am- Cilia of land suitable.

I j K:—1 general purpose mare 12 years old, 1 gelding 2 years old, aired by Colo o h, dam Brazil- ian. i mare si d College Favourite iii show ring shape. 7 extra choice lnllch cows all froshoned. , Those cows are -in pink of condition he l have been supplying the town with mil-k, so naturally I bought the best and led the bolt, B head young cat- tle, a number of them pure bred

Ayrshire. -- ERIE-l binder. l, ll. 1 mower I‘. and W.. 1 hay rake. ‘slectioilsl sadder I‘. and W., g tooth barrow, 1 smoothing w. 1 plow No. on potato ecu!- telm firm wagon (almost _ d, single truck wagon. 1 box p __ ausuwssoil 1 erpress wagon. f -» (QM?! 0111011). 1 bilh ~ lwood sleigh, Ldrlvins new). i grai crush. = mas. l. (new; , '- HO!!! Milt, ‘d. ‘my: ‘to’ ‘» set" v- "(brasmntsiii and ildaj ‘world-as hamess

THE PLAGUE." She is infected!

A moment still

gaze with him. They craned for

white -neck

quite plainly

and token of the pestilence-

turned, in sudden

might he not, himself,

CONSTIPATION

must bc avoided, or

pains result. Easy to tnke, thoroughly cleansing

CHAMBERLAIN’S TABLETS

TENDERS

' Sealed Tenders will by the undersigned until ‘May Zotl Methodist Church. according

at Chappcli

Tender not necessarily accepted. WM. CRUWY-B, Secretary

TENDERS

HIGH WAY IMPROVEMENT

the Canada Highways-Act, separate sea-led tenders, marked "Tenders 101' fivisct No. ...... --". will be received by the undersigned until

1 noon on Saturday. May 10, 1824, for

trading, building of concrete atmo- turol. and other nocesse y work on the following mo“; Project No. L-Alberton to ‘finish. z—w9ulilfl0fl l0 M01111! Carmel. fi-fifilmphon to Searleiown.’ Gt-Crafnud ‘to Bradalbano. 06—iNsw Glalmw to Hilton. M-lourla Line dined. i7-,'Ps_eko'sfi-Martinvaie Road,» 08-14mm- - antennae-ll n; . iou-r 1min. m" - '

00-48 Road. . . 1o-aaiomr, med enmi- o». ‘ll-Cardigan to launching. Pins, speomeetions and

Iasnnerstde. 1.4. Ilaeboaald t 00.. UL.

0b

III-

of Teodor may be eeen at the of- Provlsoial lhmneer, n, all at - '

amd a. K011011111. dam,

g.“ . . V‘ Ofllfkl-IJIO!

“N.

"DO NOT TOUCH ME. I HAVE

My God! She has plague! The tokens are upon her!" they. stood at

ward; to look at Miss Farquliarson, leaning faint and limp against the and shoulders thrown into dazzling re- lief against the dark in this horror which they fully shared brown of the background, and from where and folli- miles from Freetown sudithey stood they could make out. stanlped upon the" white loveliness of that throat the‘ purple blotch that was the brand

As tho Duke reached them. they dread of him. already carry upon him the terrible in-

_._-q

torpid liver, hilloulness, indigestion alld gassy

Never disappoint or naulrate —-'it5s

be received

for the remodelling of the Kingston to plans and specification to be semi 6b Hunter, Architects, Charlottetown or at the residence of the undersigned. The lowest or any

27464-30-wfm4l, Ktomston. P. E. I

Pursuant to the requirements of

v morning the gray hair disappears.

l-lolles and the wo- so passion-

Colonel man he had sought

were alone together at last in that house, brought thithcr by that ironic destiny of his, in circumst-

Painfully ho got to his knees. and with dazed eyes looked round the room. Again he brushed back the tangle of hair from his brow, and thereafter dully considered his

Understanding of

and how he had come there grew clear at last. lie rose to his feet, and stood swaying a moment, looking round, dull- eyed as a drunkard. He beheld Nancy, her shoulders tllrned to him, contemplating her- self in an oblong Venetian iulrror that adorned the wall beyond the table, and in the mirror itself he beheld tho reflection of her face. lt was asherl, and there was a star- ing, ghastly horror in her eyes. She reeled back, and knew, with- out power to helpherself, that she was falling, when suddenly she felt caught, and supported. She looked up, and beheld thc ghastly, blood-smeared face of Randal Hollcs, who had sprung in- stinctiveiy to her assistance. For a long moment she stared at him, dull-eyed, a little frown of effort drawing hcr brows together. Dliily then she spoke:

"Do not touch llle. I have the plague."

"Aye . . . l heard"

Did you hear"

he answer- ed. "You will take the infection," she warned him. "It is very likely," snld he, “but no great matter." On that he lifted her in his arms, as he had lifted her once before that night. Despite his shaken condition, the act cost him but lit- tle effort, for she was very slim and light. Unrcsisting-for she was too dazed and weak for any physical resistance now——she suf- fered him to bear her to the day- bed- Then he passed round the couch to the shuttered windows. llnbar- red them, and set the casement cool night into the stifling room. -Tbo cool air revived her a little

wide to let a draught of the clean,‘

Vase‘

‘Brad: Marl: '

VITRULIUM Jill-V -

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MAJOR- ELLA MaoNAMARA. whose work among the unfortunate women and girls is one of the out- standing pllases of Salvation Army activity. Scores of girls have been re-clalmed for society by her un- tiring and patient efforts, and it is to make sure that this tremendous- ly important work may be contin- ued and the preventive measures increased, that The Army is now conducting its Annual Self-Denial Appeal.

)-_i_

Chinese Buccaneers Pledge Imipunity to HospitalFor Lepers

(United Press.) NEW YiORK. May 2.—-The Chin- ese piratedsiandoi‘ Tai Kain. s tiny lozcngg of terrs firms. of! the Ipro- vince of Canton amid an archipel

set her pulses beating more stead- ily, and cleared her mind of some- of the numbness that had been set-l tllng upon it.

(Continued in Our Next Issue) l . _._

Brazil Wants To ‘ Exclude Japanese

(Canadian Press.) RIO DE JANElRO, May 2.—Pcn- ding legislation in the United Sta- tos to exclude Japanese immigra- tion has caused widespread agita- tion ln Brazil foi- slmilar action in this country. iMany newspapers are urging éx- clusion of Japanese, and the Nation al Academy of Medicine has adopt. ed a resolution urging amendment of the present immigration laws to fsfllflci the Japanese quota annual. ly to five per cent of the ‘present Japanese population of Brazil. The resolution declares the Jar» anese are a race that cannot b9 as. similated and that Japanese immi- grailon threatens the economic eta. hility of the country.

Turn Hair Dark With Sage Tea

if Mixed with éulphur it Darkeno So Naturally Nobody Can Toll

‘Ilhe old-time mixture of Sage Tea amd Sulphur for darkening gray. streaked and faded h-air is grand- mother's recipe. and folks aro ago. using it to keep tihelr hair n goo . even color, which is quite sensible, as we are living in an ago when a youthful appearance is of tbs greatest advantage. Nowadays; though, we don't have the troublesome task of gathering the sage and tihe mossy mining at honle.- All drug stores sell the ready-tome product, improved by the addition of other ingredients. called "Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound." it is very popular be- cause nobody can discover it has bee nappilsd. Simply moisten your comb or a soft brush with it and draw this through your hair. taking one small ‘strand at a time; by

but what delights the ladies with Wyothnssge and Sulphur Com- pound, la that... lielfdl beautifully darkening the hair after a few sp piioetlonl, it also produces that soft lustre and spinal-once of ab- andanospvtiich is so attractive.

FOR BALE

, in Cornwall ‘om; or ea- oii-nidnditasuiiudioiiiaiti, our?‘

»

ago which for centuries has been the rendezvous or puoaneers, l5 au- out to be converted into the biggest 'l&pf‘050l‘llllll in China.

Plans for housi.ng_2.000 lepers on the islet were outlined today by W. M. Dunner, general secretary of the AmerlcanfMisslon to Levers. which helps finan-co. construct and hdnlin- ister such colonies throughout ithe world. '

A band oi pirates 200 strong in- habits one end of Tail Kam. T-hey have, however promised American mission representatives and the Canton government that they will mark the leprosorium "out of bounds." Assuransn also have been received from chioftnns of the "pir- ate clans lnilestlng the surrounding islands that they, too, will confine their deprcdationsito ships and Eel- t-lemonts other than those oi‘ -the"le- pers.

Letters received by Mr. rlitmner from Dr, W. W. iOadbury, of Phila. delphiagand S. P. iSpencer, Jr., re- porting their experiences in sailing to rile island in a Chinese junk to inspect ilho alto of the proposed loprosoriilm ,te'i| of -two ibrushcs w-i-tll iho pirates. After the first en- counter the Americans ‘were invited to tea; in the second, the ferocious looking amd well-armed bad-men, having boarded the Americans‘ junk as it crawled along off-shore at night, began volubly to discuss oys- ier cultivation when they leapned their victims‘ nationality and mis- sion, , "'

The lslandsltc was purchased ‘by Wu Ting-fang, the Chinese states- man, and the America-n mission has undertaken the construction of 16 buildings, to cost 366.000. as tho first unit of, n model settlement which later will be expanded to 200 structures. Because native con. tractors fear tihe pirates sq greatly they refuse to come near Tal Knm; therefore the Americans arfsuper- intending the work, wlhioh is perfor- med 'by Chinese. . » 1ft iii-proposed by John Lake. who

is assigned with J. L. Galloway of

the Southern Baptist Mission to dounding the loprosorium. "to erect first a guard home forllhristlin soldiers to be snppiigd by provkic- isl (Canton) authorities-Au afford

that the surrounding areas." v Next will come the hospital, the kitchen with btorehonsos and lann. dry,'the church and administration ofticea. and finally the dormitories. each housing ‘l6 patients, which will complete the first unit.

mxssvmo or: .. CHARLIE seam

‘ . L09 ANGELIS, May t-Keop- ins its weather on on the Charlie Chaplin matrimonial sweepstakes. Hollywood iiu discovered that the soraeo comedy hing is to wed lfrl. ‘rheiina- Morgan Converse. twin

b! "Mills Velldirb '

of

a- h’

TORONTO, May 2.—Ethel iEv- eriughanl. aged 32 years, was rush- ed to the General Hospital early this morning in a very critical con. dlition, having been terribly cut and ' “ d/by a knife, in five wounds on her face and "body. The police found her in ifront of her home in a pool of blood. Women in the neighborhood told ‘the police that she had been attacked Iby a man in trout of hei- homs at 1.50 o'clock. Constables apprehended William ‘Robinson. colored, shortly otter 2.30 o'clock. ' Women who claimed to have -fol~ lowed the man who attacked the-in- jured woman poinied out Robinson to the police. Robinson emphatical- ‘ly denied all knowledge of the oc- currence. '-

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I

Control 0f0pium Output is Problem 0f Geneva Experts

(United Press)

GENEVA, May 2--—A program which will limit effectively the production of opium and other narcotics and eventually result in the complete suppression of the drug traffic, has been prepared by Edwin Neville, the American mem- ber on the Committee of Experts of the League of Nations, alld ad- opted by the committee to be sub- mitted at the Opium Conference which will meet in Geneva next November. The Neville plan will be given the support of the Eng- lish delegates to the convention, particularly the sections which af- fect countries boderinz on India whose commerce is carried on through India ports.

The Neville plan would restrict the production of the opium poppy ._and the coca leaf plant in collat- ries where it is not known at the present time. Since the cultiva- tlon of the plants is now a. large source of revenueto certain govern merits, lt__ has been found impossi- big to effect the ‘complete era- Tllcatlon of ‘the plant at present. The Neville program, however, suggests that no .state in the fut- ure be allowed to obtain greater revenue from this source than is necessary to cover the expenses in- volved in controlling the narcotic traffic.

This is admittedly a difficult problem, since, for instance, the Persian government is reported to obtain one-third of its revenue ‘fromthe production of opium-Tho conference will have to consider the introduction of aiterhatlve crops such as silk, and cotton. Furthermore, special clauses will have to be made for the states which by treaty sro not allowed to raise the customs duties, and thus compensate themselves for any reduction in opium tax revenue. As regards transportation of the drug, Mr. Neville him accepted in principle the system of import and export licenses recently intro duced by the league. which pro vides that the drug be exported for medicinal purposes only on a‘lic- ensa from the importing country. He suggests there should be a re- ciprocal right of search on the high seas in regions agreed upon, and that there should be no re-export M °pl"m' , < (United Press) A permamnl- "em"! ilflflllllifl- TOKIO, May Zw-Ataman Sem- “fin l° receive 511111181 P990118 from inoff, leader of Cossaclwund heir I DDWBTB Wlw 111's parties to thc to Admiral Kolchnk’s illusory title friilnvellllvll would be established. as supreme ruler of the Russian, . ""5 T999113 B11011“! 5110'" U18 says that -befora he dies he will “gwunt o! “pmm Pmdllced- lmlwrl- fight again on Russian soil: “for geav°*9°'t°§‘l“"d cillifilimfld.’ and the "heodom of'the Russian poo- mn Y 9911i" 9B Dfflvldsd for fll- ple." Just when he does not know. At present, be admits, the time is not ripe. But be? has plans and widence is all over the lot. They hupgg, ha ggyg, and his "pi-spam. 5° l“ 911N191! l-Oxethor. 111118 l0seth- tlons" go forward. er ‘and dam" lolsthsr almost to the Seminoff has just left Toklo after “c "m" 01' BVBPYBOFIY else. and all s. two weeks‘ vislrin the Japanese thig sort of thing. _ capital. l-lo came here from Nag- ut what has started the Holly- asaki, where he has been living "W" 1111181188 w Wllzlng is ll idi- tnd last year, Blflce he left tn» ‘°“"““'° which P991111"? appeared United States at the urgent request "W" f“ W"! H1189!‘ of the of the American government and bfifllilys loft hand. since she and failed to find satisfactory asylum Chaplin have been so constantly in Chine. ‘- . lflzstiier. Mrs. Convene already His mission in Tohio. Seminoff has some film experience and her told the correspolfdsnt was-entirely “n”!!! "1 HOlIYWOOd was followed" private. He was visiting old friends b? an. agemsnt to appear in n and seeing to Isonlofinanoial inter- play now in the making. ests. Recalled on no Japanese of-

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ways been n rod flag, but now he c rrios across it in white letters t e slogan, "Down with Commun- ism." Slberia is peopled by peas-

‘ ants. and the men of the land have

not found communism to their lik- ing. Revolts of this nature, accord- ing to Semlnoff. also have occur- red at Ncrchinsk and to the west of Lake Baikal, at Novonikolniovsk. So ho believes the rising is coul- lng. and when it comos he thinks himself its logical loader. Wearing Kolchak‘s mantle, Sominoff c poets to lead the White eml s now scattered throughout thifFar East onoo he has lifted his bnnncr again. Those forces, however, have dwindled and dispersed until there is only one body of respectable size left, about 1.000 men under General Globoff living abroad a small fleet in the Woosung River off Shanghai, where tho Whites any they uro maintaining military discipline in all its wartime rigor and effectiveness. '

The White Rhssians in t Orl- ent, according‘ to Beminof are in

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a

constant correspondence with the White organisation -in Franco which is headed by Markoff, once the leadgr of the extreme right in the Duma under the Czar. Greet- ingnhave been ekohangsd recent- ly with the Grand Duke Nicholas. now living near-Paris-