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sinner an: F ‘ LAID

saruanlr. APRIL fl- 1T l ~-‘ o- we:

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i

a. 5;‘; U 1B-

nqsuty at the late Jan! P-v

Ieddraan. Well watered. More than: and in Hill balance he

hallthalandelear

FOR SER VICE

Two Standard Bred Stallions TIE GREAT AXWOITIY and

TIE GREAT FORBES

Ihey will nuke the season oi 193i

at Lawladale Farm.

‘Ii-ms 810.00 whla mares prove

I teal. lures at owner's rhh. FRANK McKAY. L303!

Professional Bards

McLEOD o BENTLEY l’

NORMAN W. LOWTHER

Barrister b Attorney At Law l6 Great George Street

Ill. lIONIY K

l. l. ihelionald, ii.ii

IAIIISTII, IOLICITOI, be.

llley Balding Glnrloleeowla. P. l 1nd. lean ia been and ab; the very hue attention. sis-z-s-lmonth.

n. F. MacPl-IEE, B. A.

BAIIBi. IOLIUITOI NOTARY. Ad.

llley XIII‘. h‘

lAlll-BTII. IOLICINLITO- New knee Building

FOR WELL DRILLING Oainlleate

with

The Trask Well Co. -, vsuonas n. oaooea

r 4 18f

Illa! I. Hal's 14w Olin

lmneeide er hone Ni. 141s.

“Ail i i. icfiUiaifi.

B. A.

East Royalty.

Coleatien

Chalbfiiiwl A- J. KASLAM. B.A.. LLB.

firs;

There will sold b! Flu“ 5"‘

Mortgage Sale

ahlio " l‘ (gourts Bnildinl in Friday the 4th de! st the hour o!

To be sold b! front o! the Lew Charlottetown on of May, A. D 1W4- twdre zfclock HUM‘ piece or» lilffflusior his‘: méiilfy-‘iim in QIIBII CW1" said island hounded and deaerl

f llowe:

“Commencing ea the east aide o!

Winaloe Read in the northwest III '1 (nrgerly owned b!

n! lend no: orhmn ‘no running k-eorlh Mo. eug mum“! of

t b he ma netic tgintyeaeryfltoe aeltgto the road reserv- ed along the rear line o! terns ing on the thenee rnnnlng all-ml werdly to the loath aid reserved elon, ti! I0!!! line at lend onnerly the props!!! 0‘ mu ldt-(‘allum and now owned h? James Archibald Shaw thence also: the name west to the Wiflllfll i" reeald and tkenee alon the sarne southerly to the olaee o commence- lnent eontainisg one hundred end eighteen acree a! land a little lore er

ALL that tract. land situate lyins Townehili 3'1"!‘ in ea

l .

‘lghe above sale is made under e

power o! sale contained in ea inden-

t l rt d ted th lb day

u" o molis‘.niedle betw.een James n

deceased detanlt having in payment o! the principal and in- terent thereby aaeured

I'm ta rtieoleee ants. to ilelnnd aad lent y. lolieitorg ar- lotfiown -

Dated thin lllt day of larch, A D

llld IAIY IIAULIY. Iracetris I-etate late Joseph K Uten-

rjreae

a A UCTION SALE

Bungalow and“ Furniture

‘H? £~i ~i £3 i

gr ti; or

-dogwithher but

the shaking old shoulde . tor you but your hard luck is m! , ehe pulled her over to a chair. "I'm selflshly glad you need e charge oi the tea- room for a while and have my rooms and we'll rent yours until I'm bask. I have to he out o! town a while."

“I think you're Just lying that to save me—"

"Deed no!" ejaculated Molly. “I was at my wits end to know whet to do. Lilla isn't 0o enough-and anyway I'm letting her go when Sadie gets hack from bar holiday." She slipped into practical

l: details at once, sensibly lotiing down

a ....*.. of the most essential thinns. punctuating her instructions by encouraging pets on Mrs. Mor-

. son's arm. “I'm more grateiul than

I can aay that you'll do it-and 1 know you won't find it so hard. Buainen isvery iightnow and the place is only about paying expenses but you'll have your food and room and I can pay you a lair amount until things get back to normal. gheers me awfully to know you'll be ca." But she was far from as cheerful as she professed to be as she went upstairs to paok. Over and over in here rmhsppy thoughts she ponder- ed about Dexter's cold refusal to come to her. she ielt shamed, hum- iliated and puzzled. she was ea- peeting Mr. Olvany back about rive. but so feverishly restless was she that she was bathed and dressed a good hour beioru that with Paul's muzzle and leash ready on the hall rest. She was a bit dubious about the propriety oi’ taking the great

she certainly oouldnt leave him. w She went, hack to the iearomi to bid the cook and the girls good-bye andtopause by her own desk where Mrs. Moe-son, her faded old eyes shining with eatitement, set awaiting the guests. "Don't worry! Molly told her. A tiny figure she bent over the older woman's ‘ " to jot down her telephone number. She was wearing an old dark {rook and a dull blue hat. She was pale. with dark oirdea under her brown eyes but her lovely lips were glowing red. "If Mr. Hatch should telephone here, give him that telephone num- ber and liave him call me there- but don't give it to anybody else. Hake them give you the messages

-andt'lleaiiyoireverynightmd 14m

. I-Dex’ wasn't here—" she added helplessly “and I wanted to She glanced up as a bronsed and smiling man entered.

“Jimnie Gordon!" em amalgam

Jim his last month's grouoh oom-

Canada, hurried toward her to catch both her hands in his as he

u-isd,

"I lull! intended in be grud with W". lbly." his old scolding tune made her smile, “for I eould shake

o, .‘ you cheerfully but you look so tired

I haven't the heart. Don't worry

' 24. — ‘Pflnidldh

pletely cured b? weeks oi fishing in d!“

ggigiiig iiéiiiiil r1

§“§¢ Egg E is 3 2.1% . s25: . Elli

' <25 2 ti: §:§§§§?€§§

Port '0! Spain BananasForCan.

mi?-

(C. I. able)

(By Guardian's special Witt) PORT OF swam. ‘Ih-inided, ‘April Banana Control Board, formed to establish a steady supply. provide ior a higher stand- ard o! fruit and improve transpor- tation methods. was appointed to- day. Hon. I. J. Wort-lay, 0. B. ‘l. director 0d ___ are was named chairman.

At the first meeting o! the new i board. scheduled tu- Thursday, they willsignaeontractwiththeCanad- ian Banana Company which will . tee to take all bananas grown for export. Bhbmte to the Do- minion, by terms o! the asreement would he made in Canadian Nation- al steamer-lips.

Under terms oi the agreement the Canada Banana company would pay lined rates for the fruit. The

extends

filed from the Island and is similar to contracts which have been entered

Doaan Colonial Tleanrrer: . 0. l. Pr: re. 1L0. Ron. l. W. Htt and I. An- dues.

(It IA!

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had been yovided with lull par- ticulate o! the youth's actions, through aiiidaviie tron the Mayor oi Sydney and from ofliolals o! the Canadian Pacflie Railway.

x WILL VISIT 8171B»

(By The Canadhn Peel)

IAONDON. April M-The Duke and Rachael cl’ York will visit Bhefiieldthllyltoopeaathenee public library and art gallery and extensions oi the Rioyai Sheffield Iniinnary.

hllll l8 IJIBMISQSD IIOK OIUIOI

5551113. April $e—'l‘he “battle oi murals" at the ieduoneble Pil- grim

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WONDEIFUI. FOR

Tryhloaaanaonyourhaafi Nskadels J ageeeti Noneanaoneea to _ morningnoeehowaoo it

CHAPPID HAN D5. TOO

tonight- ass

how much softer, member. whiter rbu bud is! Noasema improves enrelgbt.

brriarerer inst: i

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ICNICIOL

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ma. Iolishnl is survived hiflhand, three “film-ll! UTI- 34- Oanaphallton: lire. Ir-

Hlli1lI;@l .\UI

Omwheltandtwohrothelademee _ ltewltinhinoud. to

iii iflifigjgiii

iound her daildai-er-ifl-ll" - 4"‘?

dinoa that nrat meeting net out! Queen Victoria but King Alfonso an well have visited the you»! couple.

On each occasion aha has been most atiectionats Ml’

Reach Aocord Over liioncton Stadium‘

dlslghtet-itl-lfl. lIiiehiflI ldde b15011

eourteonventiml. niutazeamleanunsunteir- cleahowevernthatthe visiteare entirely private nnddonotinail! way eonatitutea reversalotthede- oiaiontakanWKinlAllonaot-lut haeannet thamarrilll noretiinieliyreeelyetheoosmteee ddaeadonggeeenthoughbernay hepleasedtoseeher. '

IOIITOLD OWN DEATH

IDNDOK. Awil U-‘lhree monthsatterhe hsdannmmeed rronatlaepieipitothisehurch-dt. Anne's. Soho-that hewasgoingto diathehembasilflourchier, one olliondoefsmoet‘ p. ‘ diedinaOamhridgenttreing Hsweahi.

Duringhhiarewallaarnson at BtAnnds, !oho,heeaid:"1’am , ' into the shadow 0d’ death. Ioannot stay withymlonglhave

home:

gaping the oi the Allan 0BR

A-Odilfldm dus rt i; valued at ti-W

no tear."

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