he considered as security. i DEPARTMENT 0F AGRICULTURE.

EEll CATS URIIERS

' ff Parties receiving forms or Memorandum of Security , and Affidavit for seed must have these forms completed in full before a Notary Public or Commissioner for taking {h acknowledgement of deeds. Procedure to be followed- m is clearly outlined in letter accompanying forms. Docu- ments returned improperly or incompletely filled will not

DAUGHTER or. EXILE

By ausxasoca campsite

0'9

Attention Farmers Near dhltiatétltxitﬁanﬁ

Charlottetown

We respectfully solicit a share of your Fertilizer and Lime orders. As the selling price to growers has been set, our prices are no lower and positively no higher. We have a stock on hand and can make deliveries with our own truck at very reasonable trucking rates as soon as the

roads are opened for motor traffic.

If you have potatoes, hay or straw, and possibly tur- nips to market, we can deliver your fertilizer and‘ bring back what yon have for sale, allowing you full market

price for same.

lt looks at this time as if Certiﬁed Seed will bring a good price this Fall. Prince Edward Island has no sign of a (liscase that has shown up prominently in other potato g-row-ini: sections known as Bacterial Wilt, and Island Seed

will sell at a premium this Fall.

We are installing for the Fall :1 turnip waxing plant f0 at Charlottetown. Waxed turnips have been in exception-

ally good demand and prospects look good.

Do not buy sufficient fertilizer for two acres and

spread it over four.

Do not plant turnips in sod land. Use Borax if you

want a good crop of turnips.

Plant your root crop on the drop of the moon and when at all possible make your drills run north and south, Kindly place your

deriving the full benefit of the sun. prdcrs within the next few days. . FRANK B. CLARKE,

Charlottetown. &%F¢O-O§OJ~OQ-OQ§O—*FO-O~O4O-O-F4

lT-titlS-li-ZB-Eii

Auction Sale of Household Furniture

and Residential Property of the Late MRS. GEORGE W. HCDCSCN

, MAY an and MAY 4th

We have been authorized by the Administrator to sell by Public Auction at 5 Grafton Street, Charlotte- town, starting on Tuesday the 3rd day of May next, the household furniture of the late Mrs. George W. Hodgson, including a number of choice pieces of old fashioned furniture, also dining room, living room, kitchen and bedroom furniture, rugs, curtains car- pets, pictures, etc. Sale to commence at 10.30 a. m. Terms Cash. i

The residential propertyﬁ Grafton Street includ- ing the entire lot with a frontage of 11B” and a depth of 160" will be put up for auction on Wednesday, the 4th day of May at 2 o’clock in the afternoon. This large dwelling contains twenty-six rooms and is ide- ally located in one of the best residential districts of the city yet in close proximity to the business district. The residential property may be sold privately up to the date of sale. '

For further particulars apply

i THE EASTERN TRUST COMPANY

154 Richmond Street, Charlottetown, P. E. I.

J. A. McDONALD,

Auctioneer. --‘¢

“How extraordinary!" said Mar- tha, and gave a. little shiver. Bho turned wondering blue eyu on Shane. "What did he mean, Lower-ice?" In spite of his perturbation Shane once more thrilled to her use of his name. But he attempted to laugh lightly

"Nothing much I guess. ‘These old chaps are grand fellows, real aristo- crats, but they tend to let their minds dwell too much in the past. Kenneth MacKenzle is roud of his famous ancestor, and l es to show off a bit to strangers. That's all." He looked again at his watch. “we've done more than enough r one day. You must be tired, and hfuzggry too. How about knocking 0 f ”

Martha nodded. “Yes. You have worked too hard, and the sun is very hot. Shall we go up to the house? And you will continue with lthe Painting to-morrow? It l5 really

ave y. "

Neither of them knew it but they were to go through all the dangers of which the old man had spoken. and Martha was to walk in the vale 0t sorrow and achieve her heart's desire before the picture was resum- ccl azain.

Shane packed up his gear, putting the unfinished canvas carefully a- way. and they ascended the C11“ path to the house.

On the rocky plateau Shane paus- ed to look up at the gaunt build- ing which towered over them. Airarfing them at such close range. lBchinri it was the blue sky, and be- lyond the smnty moor. It WM 09569- fnl enomh; but lie had the fwliﬂl that the house was slently wait- ing, as it had been ivaiting through all the centuries, for the Brahan Seer-s prophecy to be fulfilled with- in its massive walls. v Martha laid her hand on Shanes arm. Together they passed across

the threshold and entered the House of the Birds. The stone hall was vast and

gloomy. A black oak staircase curv- ed upwards into the darkness of the upper regions. Along the passage which led oft from the hall a door opened, and Heinrich came out. . “Good afternoon, Mr. Shane‘ said Heinrich in his deep gutturai. and Shane found himself mumbling a reply in kind. “Well, little Martha -—how did the sitting go, eh?"

“Mr. Shane has done a wonder- ful inting,’ cried Martha. "You gals ﬂee it. And fat-tier, too. Where

e .

"In the library, n_ui unded with books, as usual.’ replied Heinrich wtih a. smile. “I was instructed to show you ln there to him. Lunch will be ready in a few mixiutes" He led them along the passage. and lmocked on a door. A voice cal- lled, “Hex-oint" and the giant went n

“Your guest has arrived, Herr Professor." he announced solemnly. Shane's first tmpremfon was of books, thousands of them, piled htggledy-plggledy all over the room; en, winding his way through the untidy piles of tomes. with small hand ou stretched and

CLEARANCE

AUCTION SALE

Auction Sale of Fifty Six Acre Farm and Fox Ranch Property Near Charlottetown

MAY 10th, at 1.30 p.m.

To be sold at public auction on the premises, Tuesday, May 10th, commencing at 1.30 p.m. farm and ranch property of Silver Sheen Foxes Limited situat- p cd on the St. Peters Road, four miles from Charlotte-

town. The property contains two dwelling houses, barns, and complete set of outbuildings. Large ranch fitted with pens of a capacity of 800 foxes. Contains 56V; acres good level farm land.

The road adjoining this farm is to be paved this summer and city electric light is available. This is an extremely desirable farm property, fox ranch pro- perty, or both, and is also suitable for division into two ranching or small farm properties as one set of buildings is on the St. Peter’s Road on the south end of the property, and the other set faces the East Royalty Road on the north end.

Immediately after the sale of the property it- . self there will be put up for auction miscellaneous fox f ranching and farming equipment including truck waggon, express Waggon, seeder, mower, plow, scuf- ‘ fler. fox shipping crates and pen doors, eight coups 3~ _ l2 x 6, lumber for 10 coops 12 x 6, 4 pens, drinking l pane, meat grinder, etc., etc.

If day of sale stormy auction will takp place fket fine day following at the same hour.

Terms Cash.

For further particulars apply,

THE EASTERN TRUST COMPANY, Liquidator, Silver Sheen Foxes Ltd., 154 Richmond Street, Charlottetown, P.E.I.

J. A. McDONALD,

Auctioneer

At Mermaid, Lot L8, on May 7th. commencing at 1 P. M. sharp. Shore farm of 103 acres. choice land in good locality 5 mllel from Charlottetown, ll med house (would be ideal for summer board- ers) barns, in house and garage.

STOCK-Z horses. 5 frelhened cows. 2 heifers due to freshen, 1 cow due to freshen, 3 calvee, 1 steer. 1 brood sow, 40 hens.

CROP-Quantity seed grain, seed potatoes, hay and straw.

IMPLEIVIENTS-Sectlonnl seed- er, hay mower, disk barrow, spike tooth narrow, gang plow, 2 single plows, rake, soother, horse hoe, roller, beater digger, driving and truck wagons, express wagon, driv- lilﬂldﬁtllhaaaﬂX sleigh, 2 woof‘ IQ , B 01181’! BII Q crusher, threshing onfllllf ‘is; separator. saw bench, Fairbanks scales, cream separator, wire stretcher-s and numerous other lrtlcla. i

Quantity hardwood plank, split wood and several cord: ﬁrewood.

Household effects also I female fumes with litters and male

f es. u ma. mssm n. sun-n, ‘nae Estate of Qhahllk John D.

Terms of farm made known at silo.

Stock, crop and movable: on l month: approved Joint notes.

All nan: to 810.00 cub. ‘d? A. MaoDON

Auctioneer. L-595-4-2B-30-5-4-6.

Oh, look here!’ said Shane

I want Mar accept it, it she will " Tho

. deal

long to disco adroitl He no

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i135 l§$§§.»““ “’°°‘“"”“

you h v mgefdiree trlllivilhdleﬁlg “moi, posap made his astonishing

Ru a leaned: simifhirzlle“ and Altered.

and Runners,

W? Day freight charges, Send for Catalogue,

Farm 100 more; near (gun-choc on?!“ 1mm v higher“ and outb

the rent under

tlon. Sell at a

5°11 mo: health.

W. 0.

b707-4-30-5-8J.

AT HUNTER. RIVER

April 30th, at;

n’ M‘ 30¢. fllllo I Monday,

I have a request from g cll t to "I mvgzmhale

“Eicelleutl a little masterpiece! o:

wlYdlY- “It's not l0!‘ 1 . 1m _ nt-aciﬂioﬁl‘... °?>

nowadays,

known onlv to a. small circle 0g . e‘ " “m m- 1* L! Probable that him "

"You are staying s; mph!“ Maw

Your on Carpets

Woven into New Rug,

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“.1d'°°"¢oli'3‘3 nrlesnea-

lllllton Stilton.

Clearance Sale

Iii-amines of J. ll. Benton, slllllﬂly, It 1.80 P. M.

J. A. MMEDONALD, Auctioneer.

A Large Farm Wanted

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ereﬁtspggagyafﬁ Ygélr-tallrlle answ- ' ' who in his presence and in the Jenkins the executrix l on your inﬂation." y pass M0501,“ gunman‘ putt-ﬁance of each other have here- na/med on the Oath of Wm. Y i lShoz-tly afterwards he took his signed Sealed Published Pu- "hvrbod our names. gm: J15}; wigigflﬂ witn ‘ esve- i - - o- mvrcs LEWIS mamas I r ' '

nounced d d 11 - - i

To Be Cointinued N_ Jenmg‘ ass harm! $1111; 31g JAMESYOUNG ' w} nouns-r can. HIM‘ i <

FOR SALE

91 acre farm, 54acres clear Brook running through pas- ture. Land and buildings in first class condition. Will sell with or without stock and implements.

Mrs. Albert Ravenhlll, Union Road,

Queens County, P.E.l.

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068. was .

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fires ande oiddnrdd ‘iii: (b? till: house. desired his men to out ti;

ﬁle cattle out of the barn and

down and scattered a atmk o!

5,1513% place, with be come elongate-marrow night? I’ be

me. It is lonely hero for Martha.

he does to Mirnmichi

tea one“ “m a ‘ mummy lyestatowherowith haspleased

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*0 Rheumatic Pains Gone

JUDGE CONGRATULATES BX-PRISONER

‘I remember you: case very distinctly and I congmmlm you on your recovery. I hope you now realize how serious your crime-rheumatic can be avoided."

The judge then added that if the few remaining foolish l people would only realize that a little daily dose of Kruschen Salts is as necessary to cleanliness water there would be fewer aches and ailmentsffhcre would be leu suffering from the pains of -rheumatism, neuritis gout, sciatica or lumbago. Constipation would be 0n the wane and there would be fewer cases of getting fun-down and far less likelihood of catching colds.

KRUSCHEN sALrs A

Kruuben is e combination of seven] mineral nit: which your body must get, in lame

i mt Jumcs xxvscasii IN THE HYGIENE cover or Jug-n

Welcome Reformation

P3iﬂ5——-W3S and how easily i;

as soap and

relieve constipation and rheumatism i=- 2lll““§';§.°.l°.'$i°di‘l n . mu every day; hence the lmn l .

JudQO of Probate

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