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Mrs. A. Biolil, Burctall, Sash, writes: -—/ ‘I was troubled with very severe, headaches, and mmstirnes I could notf do my work.

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{tea in her ncw apartment.

ifatuated man had lthree invitations to fashionable par-

‘from her slcndnr xvhitc hands a cup of tea. She was merely amused. i The soft gray-green 0f the walls land draperies seemed specially dc» ‘signed as a backgropnd for Elinoris ‘copper-colored hair and her slim. willowy body. She looked like a dryad in some woodland glade. At least. that was the way Danclli had expressed it when hc came in that ‘afternoon and found her. pensive and lovely, before thc fircj “I've brought. you a little gift," he _ told her, as hc bent over her hand and kissed it. “Something that is lneeded to complete this perfect

‘scene and someltlhifrlig that.dto mo: on Salelcxpresses you-a amc an song.

He went to the door and signaled

. to his chauffeur, who carefully lift- At ML Edward Romy one mile ed down from the driver's seat a from Charlottetown, on Thursday. bulky Obiect wrapped m heavy rm- Mny 3rd_ 1935' a, 12 o-ciock sharp lpcr. He bore it into Elmors tiny STOCK__5 horses, one gelding 1t) drawing-recur. unwrapped it. an: yrs. old. 1700 lbs.; one gelding. 5 yrs. -*--—

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Elinor" was entertaining Dairclli ul. Shc ~was not at. all flattered that the in- turned down|

ties that some afternoon to accept

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rcvealcd two scarlet cardinals with

crested heads.‘ swinging in a lac- But she wasn't at. all ogfendﬂt 0110111‘ vﬂsv- ~ She laughed good-naturedly and "Thcy came from South Amerlc said.-

and arc said to be rather rare." Danclli cxplained. while the chauf- feur gathered up tho wrapplngs and departed. "Thcy sing with the voice of airucls."

Elinor regal-civil thcm with inter- (ESI.

"Better than I?" sh» asked Dan- clli audaciously.

, "'I‘hat." he assured her gallantly. with a bow. "wouldbc impossible." , I-lut she pouted as she went ham: _to the fire and began to concoct, ‘with her usual carelessness of re- sults. the beverage that only cour- tesy could call tea. '

"I wanted the truth, not compli- |mcnts." l Danelli seated himself opposite ‘her and leaned forward. his elbows on his knees, iris dark eyes follow- ing her slightest gesture.

“The two are always synonomous when spoken of you. Is it not so. lmy adored?"

She laughed, satisficd.

‘Danelli. you're incorrigible! I'm convinced you call every girl of your acquaintance ‘my adored?‘

"But of course! Why not?" He drew out a gold cigarette-case and, cxtracting a monogrammed cigar- cttc. tapped it on one perfectly

gelding. 3 years old, Longstep by,‘

Longset. dam “Capt. Aubrey." grand; ll I w one draft ﬁlly. one year old; 9 cows.‘g:gl;:zali-lll "ﬁll?féigulngfﬁﬁaggl several half Guernsey. one Shorl~ y " ‘ i

horn bun‘ one year old, one Gucrn_1b00ll entirely reliovcd. Wk. F. Kruth‘

sey heifer calf; three geese. shecp: _ 60 breeding ewes; high gradg shmw, Evui the FIRST spoonful oil

iCapt. Aubrey. breeding below); one Man From Bed.

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(medium size). wood sled, driving; My hmmtﬂul farm sleighs, driving tmrriagcs. onc car-Iron, (',|ulr]o|,[('ﬂﬂ\'ll. I00 riage pole, gram slings. iii acts» hay forks. igrapplingr. onc stool frame. cross-cut saw. sirulcs (I200

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. . i lbs. nearly new). lumber for silo. 10 “c” YMPH“ Mu‘ a Pm-‘Pg’ "m?! feet. diameter nrilled u» m. 2n u. lulu: "“"“'““;‘_ 1'.“ '~",'°" _"""“"", ‘"' “"31: wire stretcher. one Masicr Six Mc- “m” M“ ‘"31 “fit”? 3",‘ f‘ g an‘, Laughlin car. one Cadillac (war. work "'°ham' My " "f ‘ lmwj" ﬁt"; ,. harness, double and single, driving“'"‘”“ M“ frm“ " “f 9 ymw“ “mos harness Farm tools o, n" kin,“ .40 hens, my farm implements.

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‘clcar luml in state of good cultivu-l '

manicured thumb-nail. “They like ii. these American ladies. But therc is always one for whom it is said from tin» heart. And you. ca- rissima. are that one."

"A neat explanation!" laughed Elinor. "It's difficult to catch you napping. and. if one docs. you al- ways fall back on the excuse of an impcrfcct knowledge oi’ English. Dunelli, you're a fraud-but a clov- cr fraud and I like you."

Ho accvptcd the cup she handed him and smiled quietly into its am- bcr contents.

"You shall end by loving mo."

"If I was evcr foolish enough to do that. I should end with a broken hcurt." Elinor i/id him, with n

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>11 milu-riiu-u, nul.~"hirrlur: my curly’ mzircicrl li"c Dr. Marco's Furor- ll!‘ Prescription mm vi-ry bi-lpful to mo us n tonic and ncrrine. I bud be- i-uuu- ull rundown .|n_v ucrvcs were all upnci, I could not sloop, and was weak illltl misr-rnblis. I wnn ndvlscd by my mother tn try Dr. l'll‘l‘l'l‘.'l'l Favorite Prcsi-ripilnu nnil Ii. I‘l‘lll'\'I‘(l mo. of “H!

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shrug.

She could scc that he likod that. as shc had known that he would. Tho implication flattered him. Hc was very vain of his feminine con- quests. The little compliment took the sting out. of her earlier words,

He stirred his cup of tea complg. cently. took a sip-and set it down. Even his infatuation wasn't strong enough to cope with Elinorbr tea.

"I know it's rotten stuff. I've never learned to make tea. Milli~ cent always did it at: home." She lounged gracefully in her chair and stifled a tiny yawn. "What a horrid day it's been!" lshc remarked penslvely. "rvg been ‘lliligrcd to death ever since I woke | Ho glanced significantly toward the rosewood piano in the corner and than seated himself at it. Shc rose and stood beside him.

"Have you practiced?!‘

She frowned. ‘

"Oh. yes. For etornitlcs-or so i: seemed. Donelli. I want to do something frightfully exciting and different. I'd like you to take me to dinner at some unusual place."

His eyes lighted with pleasure ani then clouded. _

"But. carissima. I have already accepted nn invitation to dine at the house of an American lady."

p His words were a challenge to El. 1110i‘. She'd been only half serious about dinner. but.“ now that. she knew he was definitely engaged, 5119 determined to test her power. to make him break his engagement, if possible. edlicr lovely lips poutcd. She 5lgh_ "How disappointing! I suppose she l5 much more beautiful than I!" "She is old and ugly.‘ said Dan- elh. rather shortly.

“Mrs. Agatha Archers cried Elinor delighicdly. Danelli frowned.

"She has been very kind to mc." he began. n trifle apologetlcally. but Elinor was yawning again. prettily. and she interrupted him to say: "Ncvci- mind, I'll ring up Alan Jacobs. He told me fir-the first. night I was free for dinner." Danclli sprang to his fcct. his cheeks reddening.

Jacobs was a. musician oi‘ notc- and Darwin's greatest rival. though thc two pretended in be friends! Elinor had mci. him at Danellit: studio. i

"That you shall ncvci- do. obs is my fricndwyes. good friend for you." Elinofs PYCS smiii-d maliciously. but slrc only sald-plaintively.

"I really like him and, since I'm all alone tonight - —" _ Danclli cast. a swift glance around him. ‘ . "Where is your it-lcphoirc?" hc (l0- manded abruptly. -

Elinorﬁs white lids hkl thc tri-l umph in hcr eyes. She motioned.‘ toward hcr tiny dressing-romp. Ho? vrcnt in and shut the door. but she]

Arnold!"

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listened inicntly canongh to hear.‘ llllll usk for Mrs. Arnold; aftcr that,- wiih u. szilisficzi smile, she rclzixrfrll

in hur chair and began to think of‘

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other ihings-dwhat lrown zahc would choose to mlsirzirc a new man who had loomcd on hcr mcinl horizon. for instancr‘.

Dnnclli c nc buck presently. look- ing u trifle ushcd. But. he took! her hand and lifted it, to his lips. I

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your hands. reward me for my so abominable ‘ rudeness to a lady?"

uudociously. her strange provoca- tive eyes gllnting with a submerged humor as he stared into them.

He drew a quick breath.

"You said you wanted SOIlli.‘tlllllf§ different. Come to my studio and Jap will prepare a Japanese din- ncr for you. The dishes arc strange and exotic. We will eat. seated on cushions on the floor. in nntivc fashion. You shnll wear a brocudc robe that was once the brl- dal gown of an Oriental princess. You will comc with mo, my ador- c0?"

"A Japancsi- dinner in a stirdn lu America. with an Italian." mur- mured Elinor reflcctivcly. "That should bc an amusing comblnatioa. Of course I'll come!"

"Just what excuses did you make to Mrs. Arnold?" shc asked lazllv. as they wcrc on their way to Dan~ clli's studio.

Ho. chuckled.

I "I told her thut my vcry dearest. fricnd from Naples had arrived and was bclug hold atEllis Island by your so strict American govorn~ ment; that it was lmpcrltlve for mc in go with my country's consul and a:.'.~4ist him to cntcr. That ls what you call ‘a good one.‘ is it not?"

"The bcsi. cvcr!" laughed Elinor. "Bui- lt. would be amusing, just the sumo. if she didn't believe you rind camc popping into the studio."

(To Be Continued.)

"My happiness for tonight is in‘ What. will you do to

"What do you want?" she uskctl

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Strawberry Plants For Sale

Senator Dunlap Strawbeny plants for sale, 60 cents pcr Iiundrcrl plants. I will pay all freight charges on

of l‘. E. Island when sblppcd by rail.

The United Church ul‘ York rr-

modclllng the building. Plans and specifications may be seen at olfloe of J. a. Ilnrrls, Architect. misrimu-J town. lmwest or any Tender not necessarily accepted. '

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aml Scptcmbc-r; 2 heifers 2 your old and 2 calves 5 months old: 4 horses 4 full pigs; l sow and twelve young pigs; 75 bnrrcd rock hrns. IMPLI-JMENTS-l cxpross wagon.

collar and- bamcs, II work lrrlrllcs. a ovcr $10.00. quantify of hay, straw, and grain. Sulo positive. No rcscrvc as my farm is sold. Tcrms 7 months credit on ull sums

ROBERT STEWART- Wlnsloc .I. A. Mac-DONALD, Auctioneer. 4i2ii-4-30~2-3-4-5.

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In nriler i0 rm-ouragc the beautifying ol‘ Farm llomcs In the Provinrr. Ilia llunour Licuuvnant-(lovcrnor Heal-tr. has donated thrce 811V" 9"?‘ mic for cinch (Iounty. tn be awarded to the person showing the ﬂﬂws‘ iuiprovcnrcnt in the appearance of the home as viwcd from the roadside.

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LONGSET 2.06%, I

Son of Dillon Axworthy, Record .1 years old. 210V. Longsoffs

l t. 3 grout brood mare with 8 In the

‘fcmlrrs wlll be roi-nlvrrl by tlu- l undcrsigncd until May IZth. for tlidplough, 2 single plough, 2 acts spike Fbuildlng 0|‘ new church at Sum- barrows, l set spring tooth barrows, merflcld. nmr Emerald

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box sleigh. 2 hay mowers. l gang

.Ium-tlnn. ‘ I poluin sruﬂlor. l grain crusher, I uccn at Parochial rubber bcli. .1 engine 2 horse pownr.

in the stud at Charlottetown this season untll July 1st. after that ho will ho prepared for the fall racing.‘ Lonnct is a proven sire of speed aa' the “cords show. Devllsct look at three year old record of 2.11% which- ls thc Maritime record. Erase-t and,‘ Peggy lmngsct both showed their ability to beat 2.20 .'l‘hbr horse is getting wonderful stock, large, handsome. sound and speedy. There, will be about ﬂflieon of his get In. training at the Charlottetown race] luck this season. Ills colts are sch, ling for high prices. Two of them have been sold In the Stain of! Maine for racing purposes. Terms for this season $25.00. five dollars at‘ time of service and a now for $20.00, payable Novmber 1st, I928. In all cues where mare ll sold or period

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AT RUHTICO MAY Mb AT 2 WCLOCK

My farm consisting of 63 acres of}

good dwelling ‘

RUSSELL MARTIN, . Mnnhﬂeld, P. IL. I.

I pump jack. I sol. fanncrn, 1 lur- nip pulpcr. I set Rcnfrcw scales 200 pounds, 1 disc dull, I cultivator. l

dlsr burrow. l hay forkand rope. 2 sols team harness, 2 curl. saddles. 1 rxprcus pud, I sci. lcnthcr traces. I

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