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ving lny-oastoulers the benefit

trade. appreciate all oat-atandlnl ll olilel‘ to balance l!!!

l Thanking you for your Nil“!!!

the past and at the salns time ' citing your future trade.

" W. B. FITZPATRICK.

Tracadie.

. cash lwosld

4-13-31.

‘Hotel For Sale

The und * oiiers ior solo tho

y View Hotel at St. Peters. a large

5 room house in good mill!‘ M"

R. R. Station. This house has en-

ygd a large patronage ior over 25

[ears and is a splendid opportunity

‘m? tourist trade. Barn, garm- “Wd

‘nd ice house in connection. Apply Boy Mcbalne, Si. Peters.

l quality field

Lnli-kfiu

Budweiser

BBILGI-MIRSEQ

Q.

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A FLASH 0|‘ TEETH

The dog was now at s. pitch of rrndnees. It crouched and came at me pNPI-fing to spring. hofliillbd 111d calm on again, lie teeth like two white saw edges, its eyes wild. It was either to be the dog or myseli: one oi us had to go under unleas a miracle irltor- vened. My hand rcachtd the ferrule; and as the beast bouilded on lo me, I chew the blade from its wooden seaboard. Hall’ on the ground, halt on my ieet, I lunged as it leaped. The [Oillt oi the rapier caught it behind the shoulder, and I ielt. it sink lmme. I shut my eyes in sudden horror as I stood up. The beast had rolled over. and it gave a long low cry. I drew

l 3264-4-23-51. eOd r

lFor Sale by Tender

I Cadillac Special Sedan 1927 Model I Cylinder. in periect condition. When new cost $5.0M- ,

. 111i; car may be inspected st the g

- Show Room oi W. B. Prowsc a Sons. g

' Charlottetown. ' '

Tenders will close a all. undersilll -‘- w Mow" "it 5"‘ l day oi May, i930.

The highest or any tender not nec- essarily accepted.

Till.‘ EASTERN TRUST COMPANY Executor Estate late Senator B. C. Prowsc. . Illl-i-ll-fl-lfi-ZB-May 2.

Harvest Bells

Registration Enrolment m. elm

Will be at the owner's stable till inr- ther notice. This hone has never been beaten in a show ring, weighs 1N0 lba.. sound and has the beat oi legs. Mares at owner's risk. l‘. N. MeCOUBIIY, _

Cavendish.

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slso-l-l-l-lmk.

Professional Cards

‘AUDITORS

Accounts Audited. Income Tax leturns Prepared.

A. E. MacNeili £4 Co.

12'! Grafton Street _ alss-‘a-li-lmo.

l. HIE-TRIC _NEEDLE EXPERT

Electric needle to remove super- fluous hair, rnolee and warts, alat nlaroel waving.

MISS E. M. LIBLANC.

f re King Square Phone 1200. Iooi-i-is-mwiti. W. H. AITKEN t? CO. importers oi high grads GASOLINE — KEROSENE - OIH: We Believe in Prineg ldwarg mug Oflloe. as Queen 8t. Phone u». Tanks. 8w. rs. n. n. Crossing

Phone M. nfl-fl-li-irlla. McLURE 6e MacKINNON SILVER F0213 AND F0118 . - Representing HUDBONS BAY 00., oi LONDON, ENGLAND. Olloa hi! Kent Si. n“; spa

‘llfl-U-ll-ffilli.

rohibit-ion Commission

Mr. GEORGE l. IIOWR.

lllrlllo. P. I. l.

laud all lniorusation regarding in. lraotlous oi Prohibition A“ o. u"

above Or To Qlei inspector B. J. llaywooql

ll lllorehsster Street, Charlottetown

Mark R. McGuigan, B. A.

IAIIUTII. Bbbitnrun, no, I0!!! ‘I0 IDAN

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not!!! Io was nsdeomwaanl.

B.A.

c "l0 oiilce o! i‘

Historian-omens. rm

evqnald‘ c; McPhee

SMILES

GABBY GERTIE

an u. a n1. an.

“Naggers are always ilnoeklru saeh other about the house or any where."

Judge: what you know, no hearsay ovi- dance. Witness: Judge: Witness: dence on that point.

Yes slr. What is your age?

os mas." "Yes.

years ago?"

“Was It s good game o! ball!"

"lplandld. The visiting team vent all to places in the first inn- ing and our boys best 'em t7 to 0."

y Public

out the blade and looked down at the animal. The sleek llmks quivered tor a moment, then were still. There was blood mixed with loam round its mouth. Tnen I realized the truth. 'I‘lle dog was dead. I looked round me with strange ; reeling-s. Whether or not the man was v following, I did not. know. The firs I l had left were dim in the driving mist. i No one had seen our light or the tra- igic ending. Ten yards away my eye picked out the wire fence that guard- ed the cliiiop, and I stooped and picked up the dog. It was as heavy as i a call’. and with my ncrves consider- } ably unst-l-ung, I staggered to the i fence and toppled the limp lithe ibody over the edge. it dropped. soit end j yielding into spruce. With a shudder l I ran for the hill road and (or home. ‘ Lunch had been awaiting me ior some time, because I made a detour to lanive irom a dliierent direction. I } sat down to my iood, thinking oi the l clog. I had ‘never hated any dog as I Iheied that one, but all the same I l iound my eyes were wet. i The sooner ‘WQ make some inquiries Tabout your worthy tenant at Black i Edge the better.” said George at lea.

tulg-roonllilrw-dlrew-a rug 111w!» Miami"! W WP"- Pl‘? ‘pared lul- snlghloziawurulllunahs m- an hourly ‘ink "round mu.“ itwasaneeiejolFwithi-bsthoilght always at; thmvbaoh" oi my" uiind that I w... alonerbutdt‘ ule MM flfl- W. Wllfiuvm In."

oi leeway»: ma. my.“ tour firs: alter dawn. and then undressed and settleddown in bod m" au>noilr_ or‘ m, o1’ ileum aioeo Aurore‘ Jessie mould was mo wlol the vole that ill-suntan was ready. _ - i ‘ Over my bacon and eggs! yawned proulglously and toppled straight sick into bed. I was awakened by. loud knocking and leaplh; p9, glanced at my watch. Tilewtime wa.s'_ll'o'c1oek_. and uhesun wasbrightuntilo wsili! slipped onmy dressing gown _a.nd wclit to the door.‘ ' l A stranger was on the sup. He rais- ed his wide-brimmld soiohat- and smiled. He had large, ‘hriluht brown. eyes set wider apart, sLciose-brimmed pointed beard, and gray wavy hair. ‘rhere were candor and humm- irl his smile, and a pleasing charm in his ' manner. ' , "Good morning," I said. "Good morning. My name is Smith," ; he replied in a soit voice that was |bmgu¢y like an Irishman: I um not think he was Dryedale live here?" ' ~ ' '

‘(To .5311»...

armies FROM 'l‘RYON AND VICINITY

Messrs Bowing and some... Clarke were vsitors to Charlottetown last week by u-lsj rial-lanai; l g '

Miss Isabel ‘Macradyen oi- ‘ii-yon

oiseoiilsgiolstfibwjaalbaioklisl _ usmuaksual-lapxmuesrup-uovm: ~ ‘

vain. ‘more was not the taintaat Ign -_ ,w...'..=.aoxlau Hnhtoiiosd pot- ‘Thisorill-iae‘ a great boon-tor the

» morons. Dorothy Mcbougall, as-

. irom elm or on. ‘live sumo oi

|liillburn and Hebron were appointed

week. “Qongratulstioalai-

; sax-rm: .1. llaolvcr.

use iurgularuuloufscam market. cal-mus o! nose‘. a‘ .a'aa "Vicinity,

making qi-lezhaul .a iailortkone‘ com- rsml‘ wltlliulat oi Albany. _ -

" bevel-shot our local ion-ranchers reportwery good luck whllis others have ‘very iew, but, taking ilfiasya whole most everyone is havingbet- tel- luck than last year.

some oi our enterprising farmers arebusily engaged hauling lumber to the-mills these days. -D.

Glenwood And Vicinity ‘

Anleetzing. was recently held in Glenwood Hall tqarrange iol‘ a school ialr to be held this coming iall..'i‘he following oiiicers were elected. Hon- orary president, ill». Alfred Gen-ill, Mk1. Buns Gdiloaah. sec-

Il-stént Mercury. Mr. rl-mk Moore. A committee oi three pupils each Welt _Po1nt. Dunblanc. Glenwood.

to arrange the ialr.

Mrl i-lou-"aoe Mcnougau o! gm". runaway: was a visitor to Glcawood on. Wednesday last. _

Julia-Livingstone has return.

mo. tribunal-lg“ blbfbfly 1m. -

momlnmirvleiv I

‘*9 L-“r. __, ,..

"Reasons i‘ fiogelsam Ooll ‘I! RI] Ne. 3C0 ls AMI! hare.

,~wyfl-,.;,,,

Why not "got after" those rooms which have become just a little drab andpommonplace . . . and make them glow with new charm Iisil color. '

You must testify only to

I've only hearsay evl-

"There ls a good deal oi talk about the Increase in living ex-

Do you find that lt coats you more to Ilvs than ll dld forty

Auction Sale 0N ‘APRIL 24m. .1930

OOAOII nan-Ar aramoman. tor a1 . e

. "What did you say his name is?" 1 “Forayth didn't mention n," 1 re- ! plied. "At least, I can't remember it . l: he did. I ieel like going beck ulel-el ‘and giving that yellow-faced blighter the thrashing oi his liie. l wish to ‘heaven I had stuck him in the ribe1 l and chucked hilil over inlothe gorge o i instead or the dog. when I meet my|

l1

l ler him on the subject o! receiving fguests. How was that beggar to know

l! wasn't coming to call on his mas- summer‘, m .

I m?" . "l-le wouldn't know who you are, oi ' ‘ course? jYou didn't give yollrseli away?"

I never in my liie ielt more like catch“ lng a oove by the neck and knocking! his head against a wall." George iitla cigarette and pushed back hlschair. ' "Looksaaliitwascsseorwhen the cat's away.‘ something is going on up there that they want to keep dark. Probably that yellow-laced bli- ghier was a sort oioaletaker, and they've squared him not. tp blab (or hisbool. Andalnoioldhinlipbullnll any strangers who come near. l-iullo, there's some one at the door."

l answered the knock. lt was s boy with an orange-colored envelope in hlshand.

"Wire ior you." I cried to George tossing it over. , "No Noll." slid George wcarlly. “I ~ ilnowwhat this is without, opening it".

"Not bad news?"

“The worst. ‘Ronny, I knew today at lunch-time that it was fifty-titty wh“‘ Ihadtosobacktolnndnn tonight. Wanted as the office. 1r it was deiinite that l must return, they were lo wire nae this aiiernoonulllly Pl! lunolaolnshwls 011 ohephone with thO Ohieijust anerllmenoneir‘ up. I'm airald it's Wt in be." I ssw George oii at 8t. somewhere round ll u.» nlghhalld

Auction Sale

A'l'_ weesrsws eosyea .

spent her it's-rim‘ holidays .very pleas- antly with her Silifi,‘ u... ‘Horace Cameron oi cluulotuwwnllmseml Fadyen intends returning“ on ‘Wed?

‘turned to dudes aiteryspbnding tenant I'll have a iew remarks to oi- ‘gm “M” Rom." m swkym" N‘

' Sunday.

l2. ‘L, is spending a iew days with iriends in ‘Tl-yon.

uetine Oovevrootoxed-to ‘rryorrorl Tuesday. . - -

nest or qrapalul were sunday visit- ors to North ‘ll-yon; . -

peol-ge-iiee oi llerthfrryon who has summaries urological. through illness rol- some time, is now much improved and is-ablein be about s- gainu - . I

oi Tryon motolod Ito Orapaud on

‘mi’. ..

mo. Peal-tweaks. s. A. principal : 'l‘ryon r lidalnTd !c"i1‘oolhi.s*rs'- '

Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Compton oi _‘ ‘* ‘to, Orapauel on

m. Charles‘ wl-lgm. 013-111....‘

[mm t‘ h“. ~sfudent ati’. W. O. arrived’ home last ' " "° * T l “by 1 “"“°4A'-.-:¢ek lul- llu spur-vacation. we wish

m1 mum oi lluvmq it out with him. i Chum “m, m” um “bum

‘Mllss Gertrude Mdcalte oi Victoria.

‘h. and ‘hi. mfl‘ Dl'@l _d All‘-

lnlxa. llaovittae and Miseilluriel

‘i

We are pleased to know [that Mr.

_.__

m.’ sodium-Kenneth use...“

A esdayovoning. Miss Margaret ollsasek- oi Nasal hyon has been employed

Mr. s."r. olukeériillag liiisdlac-

. f” u“ “ past w!!! ollr-"ldoalrlsikoliilit. d“

ed 'ito,her home in Dunblana alter lliflhdinl a two-weeks vacation with horgristc,‘ lfll. Qllid lkflflfi, llllo lot].

Dtlnblans Women's Institute held the’: regular monthly meeting at the homespun. n. s. McPherson. m. members answered roll-call with the nune oi’. their iavol-ite author. The school committee, Miss Jennie Mc- Pherson andMias Margaret Mc- Donald reported that. they Visited the school‘ and that the shelf brackets previoualytreported to be needed had been supplied. ~The sick ‘the Mrs. Amos Gorrlll and Mrs. George Easier reported that they had visited m: sickatnd supplied them with irult. New. committees were iollows Sick Oomrrlltlee-Mrs. Wrn. A. Gillcash. ’ Mrs. Bcui. Mclesae; School Conlrhlttne-qlllrs. 600110 nu- ur and- Mrs.“ Pare’! McPherson. A we Aid oi‘ the Rrlnee County ‘Hobpltafssk- lnglior s. ashram towards the pur- chasecpran electric elevator ior the hnlnitaL-It was modal willie with searing iortlielanatorium. ‘rhejllear. meetingiis to be hsldotthehome oi-Miss Jennie McPilcrldli. Meeting cbodd'Wtthys!rlging'G0d'Bavo the Kiiig. Numbor present including vis- liars, 21. Receipts $2.00

‘l usual-awn sen m cuppa‘? v; * ' ' '

DOMINION or csssna

'- Province oi -. , .- raisos: sowsso lsumn

~ lsT-l-ns raonsrel cover

~~ Mthfleorgs V.,~A. 0., ill! 7a. uu..'..-_l,... sum no

Faoyenb placefiiur-irlg her abssncr.‘

you over so little . . . but take. ltwfll I

hoe . . . and reel. _ Neat time you go shop at your favorite lio

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GOLD

Any of the fascinating new Congoleum rugs will cost what a transformation it will tho whole deer of anako it cosy, pleasant, cheery. l! will save you neoillhl afloat too. Just a rub with a damp nlovp removes dust and stains. from the wate the original color all lustre in a jifly. ' ash to see tho new Congoleuna Hugo lslngs store. Their iaselnatin_ pat- lorna in alluring harmonies oi eolsr will decorative tlaoansa you never thought of ion.

NGOLEUM

Russ

ihorooan...

root‘ Multlcote sur-

Gounllo Congalsaln hu this pl seal rail on aha eurisu olth rag. ltloni ll, Illa rag ls sl Coagnleun. ‘Ills Gol guarantee oi aallslkiisel money back.

veyou inspiration for 7;:

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Cnagolsuln Canada Uniled

i 3700 Si. Patrick Sum. Moalmi.

S vrllh | Th $32.. lull.“ '|..‘§1‘...“i.§iii“:lg rlghun Your Home li Lutls NI

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| .. l Nana... I ‘Address.

, Prowse Bros.

We carry ailstandardt sizes in the latest designs in Gold SeaiColigoleum Rugs. See our large display at lowestprices. . '

Limited

aforesaid, and at tile store oi 0.1. Pratt ln 8t. Peters ales-said, sethat all persons interested in the said Is- tato as aforesaid may have due notice. thereoi. (L 8-) . _

GIVEN under nay ' hand and tile Seal oi the‘ said Court this 38rd day ot April A. 1)., lbloandln the; 10th , yeir oi Ila lliaieaty’! Reign.

(Sill. H. L. PALLIII» ' Indie ol Probate. SDI-G-IB-lll-y-I-l-id.

Business Opens’

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‘Mai-y. slllogls and Latia Baw and

Flill SALE‘

Desirable Mlllproperty. firaekiey Point. Mill consisting oi

Farm For l.

One hundred acres 0i mile from Hunter ll-lver W Road. sun m W" “°"' lcoverod with a K001i l" and soit wood. This tar-mil cred, near schools. whim“.

slllppllil Pd“ Inland. l! interested W Nicholson. Clyde Station. I

the owner 1:011:10: l" 3 0W Tamil

‘Grain; Oraaher. steam and water -po_w'er. Isl-art! acres clear, balance use ‘wood and lumber. Separate sale ii desired. Mill closed to the publio May 1st. All accounts to be settled by

June lat.

i 3 LEWIS CODES. Phenol-ll‘ West Ooveiaeal. flli-i-n-tuesiritlwks. .

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