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THE CHARLOTTETOVIN GUARDIAN

Montague lei“ the aoneofthe 1m. s-a- a

1m ewe ‘W, mum...“ a-lenai rejoice inhic Carvall Bros, Charlottetown, paid "11- . _ _

s short visit w Montague last _ i i ' week. ‘ ‘Montague far-mess mtm‘ times will be better and brighter

Mr. Jlmn Ives is 511811111118 111° “m. mm“ _

r season with his parents ur- _""" ., l consequence. it transpired; of long H. w. nee at Monteeuee »Thc Montague High residence in Ind'a—with sullen Jam u et-udene or Hewu-Audemyl 110)’! 111118 19111111611 11191‘ fihflld slate-coloured eyes, appearing al- " ' ' N 5 i‘ 111mm? 811119 01 1100")’ V1111 most purple in shadow. and a < ' ' ' - 111° wfil 311111 "b11111 111175111, straight, thin-Upped mouth. Jean New w“, be em t, he, the. Gherlvttewwn- Althwsh our hon, decided than: she was not ln the m’ N_ J_ Meephemn wheeeeenely lost the gamethey are not dis- leasl; pretty, though attractive in underwent en opereuon at the couraged and look forward towoms an odd, feline way, and that she Prince Edward mend 30am“). 13 80°11 81111198 ‘B681 8958011- must be about thirty-two. As a mat- dome 11mm ' tor of fact, Judith Craig was forty. but no one would have guessed lt- lmd she would certainly not have confided it.

Presently Nick, who had been per- sonally supervksing the feeding o! h's beloved dogs, joined the party. greetng Mrs. Craig with the easy informality of an old friend, and

’ The House of Droams-Gome-True

By‘ Margaret Pcdler

(Continued) She was somewhat sal-low-the

f‘l was just Ya girl at {the time” . . .

this charming lady told us. _"My father wasn't vary pros- ‘ porous." “‘ rwatchadevory , item of , . Appearances had to be maintained. No extravagance. however small. _was allowed to pass. _‘ I wall remember Mother ' ., checking up on the compara- = tiva value of laund y soap. Sha liked Surprise. But such 1 was her rigid coda that she -_ didn't intend to cater to her whim if Surprise were lass economical than other soaps. But trial after trial showed _that a cake of it washed more v tulsfuls than most soap. find Mother was satisfied that tho things were cleaner. She al- ways used it after that. I still ‘use it to this day. I find it most economical and by all odds the most satisfactory soap I have ever bought."

i ""*"'=.$r-I!"!* eel-he! Plot-wo-

m w bawnlmtulnted turned liner spending the 113mm. _ noon ethwm-m whlohl-thvr save in Emerald. the guest of all p... The Montague cia-iers received their Plflil. Wllidlzjhcldlths audience ants m, and m‘, w_ H: p¢d_ ML J‘ a Meeehewe‘ who- “deb a great ovation on thell-‘retufn throughoutjalftha acts.- The play - ~ , v went an operation me eenemm on guwensdavyheegeizllagev fromdflharéott; Zlzlfiffldmuufiiltleledj wldoweuxelrmevas Mr. Frank Dunn, Eilnsdale. is e e Wednesday, is doing as well as hm Bompm playefiluumwm h: yhm um tmlfimlffidum nth“ we}? visiting friends and relatives in ,. can be expected‘ M“ Matthew! is um on Monday for the chain“ yin... which part wai ‘moitleapslbiy takeii mew“, m’ ‘um or m‘ and principal of the Montague " or- "up o! Prince Edwud mend‘ Th’ we" Edmund n“. hem“ can Mrs. Peter Deigan. ialSchool. ' - -, ' " a curlers had a very strenuous day; ard. Mr. P. AMcIpllan, in “Prof. w“ Maud conmck Norm . ll rl- ' . .~ ' °' gemt axfnlngt? agilec mm y w‘) The following Piince of Walefis on Monday’ stun“ m play at 1' ‘IP11? nudmmwuhmalludmg ma’ h” 1311111911 81W‘ 511911111118 1119 shoriiy afterwards brought in the "f" ° “i fife duh" he eeueee students are ependm the n- m. and endinslln at 5 c. m.‘ 111 fl- N" 11111111 11° 11101111191111 past week very pleasantly‘ with eeathmgelv Jean is e1 defile 81' .e 11 .t She Easter Holidays Wm‘ their perm“ Oneof the curlers was heard $0 11110111111161‘. "1111-‘11, MillAliceLa- mend, m summerudm “And when is Bmkety. enquired said eamiefh y-h Wzegonegeu l0 d‘ M Montague: Norbert Grant‘ remark that they had not seen bed Ylvl-Iblliflllfll-‘l. 11111011 M158 Ron- __ Bu.“ of Mrs‘ Craig, as he hendedlfrlelrlydsfiuilslt h ere“ I m intern Kenneth Beer, mic 0mm, Vernon clothes since they left home. - _ agxfluznaldpplwcd as daush- w” Fame“ cane/eh“, Palmer h" t“ "Didn't he “me ha“; with‘ “uh- vhxldrt ens s o e’ a e Macllean, Pearl Mellfsh. Jean Mac- Montague successfully defellded.‘ an Tvfilhowedtthe exceeding mwl. 1' "M11113 m 31°1'b°1'° 111° you... oxalate c e;l. h 1m It n n d Donald, new“ some the Gaboury _cu|> against two‘ backlash w these youns guegfl 0g he, “my, Mm “mo, "Geofflcy? 0b. no. He's not com- Mrs Pmwn: Z“ azegee 1::n;_ ____ $611111‘: "oms Qhmililneww? Fad; zbyfia’: ‘Jamegemerrrlékgifa Lawless and Mr. Lawless. ing do\\'n till the end o: April. You Se‘ ‘II: g'_a um mzhet for the Mrs. I. M. MacKinnon, accom- ‘:31 rrhltelrd “wit; d6 m‘ Blmemeerue“ _ ' o h; m. )- knolv he detest; Willow Ferry .‘n the “e ' e“ 5 yth ' h k w named by Mm Margaret Keny, e Y": 1mm h” n w" “b ' m; m ' w Mr. Harold Hughes. student at winter-‘beastly wet swamp,’ he fizzflgeteatsefaswg: get“ swgfnane M, m, cheflemown “esday 1111:: gvlflzhzlm Iiggleltollrll: “airline who Pmmemdzdumeeege e21 111511;; P. w. o. spent Easter at his home . . - _ e — . e cu won - ~ - » _ "can"? men". calls it! Hes dlvidlng lils time. be 4mm. momlng to meet her daughter, me MacArthur cup emm Caleb“ mdyfxweueeeepuutlen on the in Norboro. the guest of his par u... pOIICy adopted tween L/lnrlcn and Lclcestelshlre- o] e who is a student at Mount _ _ , . ents Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hughes. when thaefirat on: . , , "Of course it was," acquesced 5 ' , tetown. ’ , 5011118 81888-- HBPOId-MGXEOH, by o; 5u,,,,,,,e5,,,,, London, while Llat long frost s.op- e Allison Ladies College, and is _ 1 _ V , M: _ndweed.uuno n -—--—- . was mess 1n sl. d 1 h It, e" Lady Anne. Good-bye, dear C. K. Wightma a team played - » l1 d. was 8X- m" Dorothy Me e P w o "Stephan. lv.s.. lorry-sir years P“ =11 u‘ ne- ~ J em,» spending the Easter holidays with “l m 1mm 1 m ‘ ceedingiyathoma lnthis part Har- m ' ' ' ' a o. This policy 1m never hw- Ml-s. Craig was evidently on a u ' w tMoma e ° l‘ ° ° ° ~wmnFn _ ' student has returned after spend- . tered and fho quality l... "n. _ e Bu, Ontwithstendme Mm Cm“ 1181' P111011 a 5“ ' section against Judge Dulrygeegm , old" Cbsimcrland Jack Danton were provqdwlrh ldVlfWmE knowledda foot ng of long-established itlmacy L - . , ' h: b '~ 111° 11011118?! the guest of her keenms pace wlrh madm- w , assurances, a troubled look lingered - . Charlottetown and won the four" '11 Y “"5"- 3511114 “v10 111111 mother Mm w H M qlliramenfs. with the staple ‘ household. and m Lady Annee erey eyes long “w, Mrs. Matilda Parker entertsned gallons Mawelube motor on don,“ mum; seeeaomh nacho“ L» m m lee . . . Byne. Sum. Jean» 11511111118 1111-0111 1P 11"! 1111"‘ her guee,” departure at Bridge on ‘mesday at her b01110 ed by the Imperial o“ L“ ‘ I Donde,‘ theiwidowrby. Mrs. Peter e e ' 1 change of flivwg and of little person- ‘ ' in mwer Montague q-hree games Th r u eh M e. “chum, Aunt n by “he Ge” a1 hnllllrnines. regarded her 111th were in play. Prizes were awarded e (if; ‘ep a‘ M ed- inle; trulio Maclfioualdiadiied greatly to m” New“ smith‘ Bedequg’ l‘ i rather critical interest. She was not ML Raymond Poole and My. Augfln Sea“: F ‘Zeemieciety-ee ‘gndweeone hermneeee Dunne me mum,” medias e few dew "P! ‘vlw- l ““°g°“‘°‘ 1""? m“ S“ like“. “m” a SENSE or nun Ross. After card-s I delicious 19111111 m 1Q y; ‘McIntyre’. m ‘mm: sioiistnssourlll-orcaesa-s rendered “i: fe‘_wN°::'°ee:eh° fem“? but she was quite sure that, ivhere- , was served by the Hostess meted mate} a K- wegheman- ‘eh mm,’ “numbeleoepopmujh. also eenee Ell . . arses . ‘we’ h" m ‘night be c351’ Judith Jean was mmensely puzzled at by Mss Ruth Reynolds, Mrs. R. skip ' » was glvenby a number of small cmkem Craig would never occupy the posit 111111 1111111111 61151189 which 119-11 99' Poole and Mme Q w_ 9001,; After ' ‘ ‘ ‘ 311-1., 534.50,‘ W51“, chew or m l» n. more» an» M

CHAPTER XII

~ ‘i'~\'1I_'-Il"-¢“l Tsvgn; -. news-an»

Th . ' Scab Manufacturing Ca;

St. Stephen. NB»

FERTILIZERS

there M15 a. qllie unexpected fas- cination about her smile-unex- pected, because, when 'n repose, her thin lips lay folded together in a straight and somewhat forbdding line, whereas the moment; they re- laxed lnto a smile they assumed the most delightful curves, and two

was the daughter of Glyn Peterson, and. as soon , as the visitor had taken her departure, she sought an explanaton.

“What on earth made Mrs. Craig freeze up the instant my fathers nanle was rnentoned? D'd she hate him for any reason?"

Tormarln looked across at her.

. weighing

sldcrable charm of manner, and 11100-111191)’ Upon hearing that she joyeei

the Montague United Church held their weekly meeting on Monday. The evening took the form of a social affair and was spent in games, contests and sing-song. The contest caused. much

the club was crowd at the station‘ them. The band was there with every instrument ‘available. Cqn- gratulations were

stone, mate-sub from Charlottc- ' '°1°- which wulhfimll’ town-Dr. , e stone. skip. The Young Peoples Society o The regard Montague h“ evidenced by the

°11°0N¢ ,’1.‘1.1c_l1lcy_wss_brought to lolonbythesingingciooasave 1119 K1118.‘ liter ymich the-Hail was cleared reg, s few minutes to get u; repdyJcr the dance. which was con- tinued info thslwee small hours.

‘N lsnuilinngcsrw. Charlottetown, spent ‘mesdsy in Bourla-G.

school. attended the Teachers Con- vention in Charlottetown last week. '

MisseaAlta, Eileen and Grace Campbell, Graham's Road, were recent visitors to Fredericton, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Buchanan-E.

little lines, which should have been Mayor Mr L B Meme!‘ m‘ n”

Our farmers in general are not yet placing their orders for their u .. , Am m h m fertlliur requirements. Conditions do not permit their doing so. dimples but we" “ml cleft each . ‘N?’ he answered quietly‘ Fm amusement on; 1e 056k w! g ponded t0 by Dr. L. A. Johnson. cheek on 9mm,- side o; the muulh, dldnt hate him. she loved him. to dig deep into the poc eta or Mr F G Macmem the ma!“

. . . ,

We have in stock and to arrive the latter part of April a full supply All at once Mrs. Craig turned to Jefln stflred at him in frank as- coin was Mr. W. A. McLaggan, mm on the “am wumchd up of chemicals and mixed fertilizers. We believe We are stocking enough Jean as though she had made up 10111S11m911t. Site had never dreamed who is now a reformed man and bodily as he stepped q" the to meet the full seasons demands. her mind about something over 111111 111019 111111 119911 1111? 011161‘ W0~ 1111-! 80110 °11 311 111111139 1111“ diet and muneed fleet‘ “men " which She had hem he5;tat;ng_ man than Jaoquenlixle ln Glyrrs in order to be in neat trim for the cheers and a’ “wen”- by “Have I seen you anywhere be- 1119- 119111 11918111118 BMW- The Y°11118 ehe welcome“ _ bore?" she asked, her charming “Mrs. crane-and my father?" People are twins 1° w 111111;“: _ em b _ , Smile softening the abmplness o; she exclaimed lncredulously. some of the other eon san ‘ ureheeeed ‘"9 in hauling “She Wasn’t Mrs. Craig m those eat lots of steak, potatoes, white so$'vf:°gne e271?“ elelw- E potatoes. ’ , ‘ ‘ I , _ - ' w m Ontario m the tome n pounds cash. This makes lighter handlinga nd simpler calculating. traordinarliy familiar." days. S116 was Judith Burke." breed 8nd all other 111118111118 season "om some expeeeeneed - . . , . ' eh h he 1 m”, e ( ,’ . Jggn shook he, hem “Well, but-J’ perlsted Jean; d..- foods before the next contest. e dl Messrs. Cecil and Walter Smith, m" 1'“ ‘1 e‘! ° W" "- ‘ All our goods are freshly ground at the time of shipment from the .1 done mink S0,, She answered term-med to get to we ‘mum o‘, the bee‘ 1951"" l" m“ mm“ “P Ema-am. l were. new vulture to but ordinarily does not average more factory excepting sulphate of ammonia and nitrate of soda. This guar- “rm sure I should remember you. mystery. "I Se.“ done see why}. the Quality of the meat - speaks‘ Newt/oh; » l than 75 m so feet’ m new!“ and a antecs the goods delivered you in fllst class condition and packed in bags n, we had met nelywherce B251 deg‘ siwhy what?.,_unw1um my. weiris f; the industry n! the far- l - _____ e . m 3 feet m dmmeten n occur! em” m“ ~ - “my”. and er in pure stands or is found assoc-

i-Em. ' ~ name or suolm

, MAPLE nv can/ma ' m- 11711110111‘ $111191. Bummer- fléldsnent Thursday in the city.

According to the Forest Service, Department of the Interior. the natural range of the sugar maple in Canada extends from the Mari- time Provinces to the lake cf the

We will supply your wquirements now or later‘ in the season if you

prefer. Or we will take your orders now for shipment when you wish. _.Mgny 911th, yum,“ Emu,

At the request of a large number of our best farmers we" are this gear shipping our superphosphlites and mixed fertilizers ln bags ui’ 100 the question. “Your face is so ex-

Among the visitors to Montague

last week was Mr. Daniel Walter _ ‘Misses Pauline

l00 7n sound.

'- 0u.r prices are and will be in line with our competitors. guarantee you that our present prices will not be advanced while our supply now in stock and to arrive the latter part of April remains unsold. As already stated we believe these supplies will be enough for our seasons

requirements.

' — We will be pleased to serve you.

i The Island Fertilizer 6b., Ltd

And we

I've lived abroad all my life this is only my first visit to England." "I th’nk I can explain," said Lady Anne. There was a deliberate- ness about her manner that sug- gested she was about to make a statement which she was aware would be of some special interest to at least one of the party. “Jean ls Glyn Peterson's daughter; so of

CHARLOTTETOWN

"ISLAND GOODS FOR

ISLAND GROWERS."

1710-3-28-61.

course you see a likeness, Judith."

Jean, glancing enquirlngly across at Mrs. Craig. was startled at the sudden change in her face produced by Lady Anne's simple announce- ment. The, sallow skin seemed to pa1e-almost wither. like a cut flow- er that needs water-arld the lips that had been parted in a. smile

“Why she looked as if she loath- ed the very sight of me. ‘That's not" —<1111Y~"qulte the effect you would expect love to producel"

There was a curiously abstracted look in Tonnarins eyes as he liiade answer.

“Love is productive of very cur- ious effects on occasion. More par- ticularly when lt 1s without hope of fulfillment," he added in a 1ow~ er tone.

"W911. I suppose my father °°111d11'1 110111 not faling in love with Mrs. Craig," protested Jean with some warmth. "Nor could he have prevented her caring for him. And it's certainly illogical 01 h" to feel any resentment towards me

MacDonald. Mr. MacDonald is a wfll" veteran, havng enlisted with the 5th Canadian Engineers in 1916- Afber the war he was employed in‘ J. H. MaoGregors meat market a: Montague for a number of years.

and since then has travelled a good deal and had many interesting ex-

the places Mr. MacDonald has workedz-Foley Bros, Weyburn.

work took him to different parts of South America. Grant Smith 8r 00., Seattle Wash, Bennett dz White Calsary and Campbell Construction Co. Calgary where he ls still em-

M.J.J.MPlle.B ma, ‘.- In 1922 he went w Saskatchewan eemree veeeeerio m: ,_ w“

_ Mr. Adrian Macinnia. spent. the Perlencw’ “lbw”! 5” “me °t week end at his home in Bouris.

Mrs. Irene Dunlop has returned $111k. 111M011 BM- 91- P1111 to Moncton, mei- a brief visit with M11111» while in their empiv! 111B relatives in Souris.

Ethel melanin. emerald,‘ spent the Easter v holidays, in_ Charlottetown, visiting friends.

Mr/Bcglnaldqflnlith, teacher in Iona scbocLsentmhe Easter holi- days witirhisymother, Mrs. Regina 51111111. - I

Miss LfllianMurphy returned to her borne in Freetown after spend- ing a few weeks in Klnkcra visiting relativcrand n-IendsJ

m. Lionel‘ tel-a, student in m.

fated with other hardwoods. It is very tolerant of shade. and this ability enables it to reproduce and survive in competition with other

e-"if-‘lifiw-‘iiifil c». Twit-Sc."

present visiting in Charlottetown. the guest ofJ-elativcs.

Miss Louise cox. Soul-ls. ls at

Allison“ University. Baekvllle, re-

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4 o o 0 O 6 4 E. w. TAYLOR J. s. TAYLOR Optometrists 142 Richmond sire-e; e Sh, bee, he, heed, Charlottetown visitors "to Soul-is ..Qume..__flrm]y_..whete,vee 1e u‘ over Sunday included Mr. George McConnldx, who was the guest oi’ 1118 1111M‘. Mr. James McCormick. Miss Jean and Helen Mactosa have returned to Mt. Allison Ladies College, after enjqylnl the Easter holidays at their respective homes in Souris. ,

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.22.: l. ..°.....'"..'?e.:1.". -:,:"c~..~fi,..e,_ l . ‘musics,

lnttctown. 1p,- g]; , Jss. a. McDonald, West sl. Peters. Immune

[John Simpson, Hamilton.

The Difference stiffened slowly into then- accus. on that score. I had nothing to do ployed. This ls one of the Miss Dorothy Moyasgh, has re- You are not as stupid m you tomcd straight l'ne. with 11-" 1518*“ 00118111101101! 00111111111168 111 511111911 1191' 11111195 l! 993111191’ l1 look. "o: course"—Mrs. Craig's voice “Love and logic have precious America. m. MacDonald was also Lakevflliza-tteravery vleumtholl- . Thanks! Just the riilerence bc- sounded fiat and she swallowed “We 10 say to each other, as a employed with the Pundatlon day spent at her homein Souric. ' tween us- once or twice before she spoke- "llel" P99114311 Tormflfln 81111111 “To 60111171111? of Canada during the —-—- "that, must be it Fknew you, Judith. you're the chld of the wo- building of the 75.000 H. P. Electrl- _ M111 Hilde O'Donnell. ‘Prosodic. F 0 R S E “they, M555 petu-Eonp man who stole her lover away from cal Power Plant at Calgary, costing “Pent "l few d“ 5 “"1153 l1 n" . , To Jean, always “mph-e to the her, so you can hardly expect her 7,000,000 dollars. Mr. MacDonald mm” °t h" p“ "t5- m- “d m3- emotional quality of the atmos- 1° 1°11 1111 °10fW1191m1ng affection was born at New Perth, P. E. I. and “wk ommneul 5mm‘ luv“- H*“*+”‘”“”““**“' Twenty-one foot Boat and faul- (4) phcre, it, seemed as though some 101‘ W11." - b f , 21:11:" 701:3" lfleflkrial Motor. Good current o,’ hzstility, of malevolence, "T119 1101111111 who stole her lover f0 m’ an“ n‘ leap at hcr through the innoccnt- away 110m 1161'?" repeated Jean ' Gonnggeklseeyfielb sounding speech. “I knew your FIWIY- "I don't understand. What I'd rather know it." v 1717_3_gg-mwf_31_ father)’ I; M; ‘qugge ridiculous, o; doHyoulmeag, lzlllse?" “on you own head be 1t, them-- Stewart i course, but lite words sounded al- e 81love e er in some sllr- 11° sewed trying to infuse a light- ~ L n eeeefeeei-Qelfvghfll‘. Haas F S I most lke a threat. Preife- e er element into the conversation, as M w_ Lownlesee - 3 Or a 8 she had no answer ready, and a S1119W~13011t you know the elr- though hoping to minimise the ct. BARRlSTl-Jlts, 5014311035, 51G brief silence followed. Then Lady °“m5i""°1‘57" feet of what he had to tell her. "It } 84 Great George Street Dwelling Home with Garage on Anne bridged the awkward moment 31111 $110011 1181' head. was lust this-that you father and MONEY TO LOAN building lotdlllsirlxcellig léeeiem with some commonplace. adroitly “L? i-Zlmply dontwkmw in the Judith Burke were engaged to be . . . ’ steering the conversation into W I Y0" B"! B’ Blbolit- 111817191! It the time he ct your . E|_|_ g, MATHHESQN fleleceggdlfxefelllileia-slzgelul; smmehee weme m, e m, mm Please tell me." mother. and that-dwell. to make a M" m‘! N11111:‘: many souril l , _- - . 3 . ' ' - R- gelrlfl 11- L- Melhlcson, Lao. rooms besides lnlh, hallways, llln- ure- later Mrs. Craig rose n» go. Tmflrlfl made no response lol- a long story short, he ran away with mm“ m ‘mm l” 1'9"‘ 1"“ l" A 11 Dialer; it” [Slgilelcltors try and store-rooms. Rooms on n11“ Bee yo“ germ the mm moment. He was standing with his Miss Mbvory on the day fixed gm- “ “may!” ma!“ “m4!!! “m” " -, A _. . t. .. . 1 , charloeemwn n first floor other than kitchen have ., back p, the 1 h, u ee h 1 , ,, 1111011 for appendicitis at the City _ -,~= ,- . , and Montagug hmmeed "we," Judith, volunteered Nick, and he ls . b t e it a hsweddlng with Judith. H m] h . f ~-- For pnmnumggppb. ‘o and his mother accompanied her ckarette the flare of the match A dead silence followed the dls- up ' 0' "lomhm m: "m. ,- your MARK R- Mcevlc-AN "~ l- melee... ... lirzzi: 21:22:: ;:'"::‘::..s "‘""r.'.'-.....“"* m" ' 1' ll~omvm W" e "I‘.“”°"""‘""‘“ “"““'"'°' “"1 - - Riley Building G-a-‘ottetcwn. 9° “ ' y “F e “M u, .» ' 3’ ‘"7 . ‘1- hthclminthrcaactlwasprassntad ' giqsrntovuywroldroorahdymrnbe Bennlsren. soucrron, are. 30-1-4-3! ’ h" l‘ 511w and Instant w-lh a light e = "m the wnvermm was my mm did than lire mm on Monday ma: the ma instant. iii-cosh with Iooflngtroilbiol from then on.' MONEY r0 1. __d_'_, - e e ~ - . skins. -- ' . ~ .' ~.~~ . . emem more‘ Cheflnegafvehletl. _e _ l1: “r 11:11:13 fo; "oh, wen" he “m It h“ and‘ m "m" . mills s. 1.8.3111. courts amp Tilobcstof lsjhatycuraewmofwill slwnyl i i“ D lea m‘ the pom n mm “we e“ m (To continued) and appreciative audience was m. we‘; e gndnqmwillwmcili,‘ cLEoD 8‘ BENTLEY Q M. Lampeon 3C0. acne-kw” “W. w: at ‘o. mm.‘ sent and the hail was wall filled. hegerliqesaisgissanwcathor-prootflrc-Proof _~ J. A. BENTLEY LIIIITID. never anything gained b dl l - ' ‘ " l? F. . _ . f W. E. BENTLEY. K. C. Cl Qlocn lllofl ‘mum d bones t eh y ., “mg A ' ' ' ' iflaaelgifr lgldnailtzlrgg-gt-ulees: Mullen. I. C l. Iaghna _ nee.‘ "m" e. m] “Pleeeey M, meo mzuzlftehe w oh “C015 , ' » ~ k No repairs, no replacements, * MONEY 1'0 LOAN Public Alelefitlbll Sales a n ‘us. no». iterated. "As it i! something which - lllloklll: all‘; 1 ‘ ‘mxmknl w, my, 7 '“"""”"' concerns my father and a l ' - ' “ - 5° l“ 7 qllllnlm - I.‘h“n mm,’ be meeeeefj‘; e Mn. like. MscNid, Ions, us writqi-A-"Iin; _ , , N, e odds, I ejustaqulchcleanjob, u. ‘the future, r think 1 have . on aogiocmlllgdtliinklngliit who 1"‘ ‘ 7 ' h “m” "m “' "d '19-“ , rich: to know about‘ it." l ‘m?! 111111. 1M its}: i‘ ' 7".” “"1117 l" ~_, He shmssed his shoulders i-eilg- ’ . I'm“ “mm ' ' ~~ -' ' t ’ ‘