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‘is a dangerous condition, often tend- ing to mental disorder or complete co lapse.

lt sometimes manifests itself in utter weariness; diainciination to make the least rnerktal or pb sical effort. in other eases there l; ex- treme irritability, iestiessnus, im- patience, over-sensitiveness, loes of sleep, neuritis, etc.

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And st that Jean came, right back to an understanding of all that had happened. as uis needle of s. compass swings back to the frozen north.

"Rest?" she said, “Rest? Do you realise that rsiisu have all ‘no remainder of life to -—rest in? 'I'here'll be nothing else u; dogs" She released herself very gently from ‘rormarinh arms and, cmss- ing the room. io the window, stood iookmg out.

"How funny!" she said in a rather high-pitched, uncrets'n voice.

In a glass factory nre at Hallo, Gemiany, 1,000,000 bottles were des- troycd.

I TROUT

The United Kingdom has 35,000 more blind persons than i2 years

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FISHING "

REGULA TIONS

No person shall fish for, catch, klll or sell any trout from the six- teenth day of September in each year to the fifteenth day of April

following.

No one shall at any time fish for or kill trout by other means than “Jigging" and "netting" trout is strictly prohibited. The use of a torch or artificial light in fishing for or catching trout

Ingling. is prohibited.

l, No person shall kill in one day more than thirty trout.

The sale purchase or export oi trout no matter where procured is

prohibited.

Anyone not being a permanent resident of Prince Edward Island,

or the Son, Daughter, Brother, Sister or a bona fide guest oi a permanent 'resident (from whom the resident receives no compensation whatever) and the gut must be accompanied by his host, who fishes for or at- » tempts to fish for any trout in the waters of Prince Edward Island with ‘out first procuring an anglers permit is liable to a penalty of twenty

dollars ($20.00.) Permits (an be procured at the

Iiglldd -— Fee $5.00.

The open season for rainbow trout is from July ist in each year to Fishing with artificial files only allowed, Bug

Dctober 31st. following. limit three trout in one day.

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Prince Edward Island

_ Hospital _' ANNUAL MEETING

Notice is hereby given that in ursuancc of the Act of Incorpora- ion a Public Meeting of all contri- utors to the Prince Edward Island ospitsl will be held in St. Paul's ariah Hall, Charlottetown, on Fri- . ay, May 27th, 1932 at 8 P. M, for he purpose of electing Trustees for he government oi the Institution n accordance with the By-Laws nd for the transaction of such ther business as may be brought ' iore it. g ADA E. HARRIS, » Secretary, Board oi Trustees. ‘044-5-13-17-19-21-2~i-26-2"l-7i.

,_________' ; JPERENNIALS

‘The time to plant Perennials is

Now.

, Delphenium, Oriental Poppy,

rethrum or Persian Daisy, Digi- alis or Fox Glove, Canterbury Bell. hasta Daisy, Forgetmcnot, Sweet

llliam, llflllyllwk. Blooming Pansy

d Daisy.

We also have a shipment from

Botanic of Perennial Phlox, Cannas, ahlla, Gladiolus, Pennies, Iris,

H: etc.

. Carter dr Co., Seedsmen have our lants ior sale. The season hsa not et arrived for planting Annual owering plants, but will adverthe

lhem in their season.

J. J. GAY A: SON. Ilead Prince Street, Charlottetown

"It looks just the ‘same-although everything in the world is changed." He came and stood beside her. “No," he said quietly. “Nothing is changed dear. Our love is the same as it was before. Always re- member that."

"But we can't marry now."

“No. We can't marry-now. You'll never have the Tormarln temper to bear with, after all!" .

She laid her hand swiftly across his lips.

“Oh, it was dreadful!" she said. recall ng the terrible scene which she had interrupted. “It-it hard- ly seemed-you, Biaise."

"For the moment it wasn't. It was the Tormarin devl1—the curse of every generation. But I think that Vargny woman could turn a saint into a devil if she tried! She said something about you-and I

Department oi Agriculture, Publicity

ALBERT E. MORRISON. Game Inspector.

AlilillAl. MEETING

The ANNUAL MEETING of THE IMPERIAL SILVER. BLACK FOX C0., L'I'D., will be held in Poole a Thomson's Monday, June 6, 1932, at 8 p. m.

Iikunable to attend, please mall your Proxy to the Secretary.

W. L POOLE, Secretary-Treasurer. 3202-5-21-25-6-1-3.

For Sale or To Let

Dwelling house with lawn attach- ed, 22 Pleasant. Sb, bdlflllfilb" to l]. J. Palmer. Modern conveniences. Can be seen any time on applies.- tion to Mr. Palmer or to Palmer d: Farmer, Solicitors.

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PURE BBED CLYDESDALE STALLION

Will make the season at tho owners stable Hampshire, except every Tuesday when he leaves home trav- Blllll: by way of Green Bay and Emmyvlle to Lorne Ferguson, Hl-Illllton at noon where he will ro- maln til! Wednesday at noon, u". ing there ior home at night by wsy oi Bonshaw and New Haven. This horse won first money at all the Maritime Fairs last Fall.

\ Phone 264. blfl-d-ll-tte-di.

rofessional Bards

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QMARK R. MoC-UIGAN

7 panorama. sbnimoit, no. ,, m was -

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Terms-saw and $8.00. Mares at | owner's risk. GEO. C. KITSON, ‘ ' Owner and Charge. 3177-5-20-41.

INHSTUD

The Great Axwirthy standard and ltegiatered will make the season

Royalty. one mile from Charlotte- town.

This horse is a Premium Sire. Termss-sitmo when Mare proves in ioal. Mares at owners risk. FRANK MeKAY, - 1n Charge. ilildO-d-il-Ws-ti.

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POINSET ‘Nd STANDARD AND REGISTERED

Slred by Longset. 2.00% by Dillon Axworthy out oi the American Bells. Dam Anna. Pratt 2.12 by King Ball. inc, 2nd Dam by Annie Wilkes by Aicone. 3rd Dam Nancy by Jeffer- son Prince.

Poinsetls individuality sud speed inheritance qualifies him to be a Ifeat sire. A show rlng champion, with perfect manners. Bred in the "Kentucky oi Canada" s grandson of the Great "Dillon Axwerthy" "nut! said."

Poinset will stand ior service Tuesdays and f-‘ridsys at Fsrquhar- sons Stables, Charlottetown, and at my ‘ " ." '3 “mu o to ha‘ . s ins

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season, $15.00 to insure Mares at Owner's risk.

w l I sior-isoI-l °~’~‘r'°13°fi§‘r”?;..r_ GARVELL

stand. Unless"—with s. brief, rmiie-"you love me less?"

can't send her away again," said in quick low tones. “She's your

"filth (he writm). mdadi Bad Bruth naturally followed." His trou ssh liver. As soon as he started taking

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couldn't stand it."

"Was that it? Then I suppose I

shall have to forgive you"—wlth a Ofiice, Charlottetown, Fisheries Officers, Provincial Police or the under- p

ale lttle attempt at a smile. But the half-hearted smiled fad-

ed again almost instantly.

"Oh, B‘aise, what would your

temper matter if we could still be together?" she cried passbnately. "Nothing in the wide world would matter then!"

Presently she spoke again. "But it's worse for you than for

me. I wsh it were more equal."

"How worse for me? I don't under sad

"Ah, you know I don't mean that!

"file" Monhme’ an But I've only the separation to iacc. I'm not tied to somebody I don't love. You've got Nesta to o0ns'der."

“Nerta?" He gave s short, grim

laugh. “Nesta can go beck to where she came from."

There was a long silence. At lest

Jean broke it.

"Blsise, you can't do that-you she

lie)’ “My wife! She seems to have

been obvious of the fact-and to have wished to be equally obvious of it-ior the last few years."

"Yes, of course she's been wrong,

wickedly wrong. But that doesn't

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Acute Gastritis, result of War,

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And It Brought Relief Constipation

Those who are bothered with eon- stipstion should road Mr. Goipkds unsolicited lottar: "‘ ' < \

“l have miIored witli constipa- tion for years. A friend of mine told me to try Ann-Beau. I have ALL-Blur! for the past six weeks as s breakfast food. It has regulated my bowels as clockwork. Now I would not be without a Jéacksgo ‘at all tiniea."—Mr. Leslie lpke (ad. dress upon request).

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alter the fact that she's your resp- ponslbiliiy, Blaise. You must take her back."

"Take her backP-violently. "I'll be shot if I do! She's chosen to live her life without me for the last few years-she can continue to do so."

Jean laid her hand on his arm. She was smling wistfuliy.

"Deer, you'll have to take her back," she persisted gently. "Don't you see—she's not wholfy to blame? You've admitted that. You've blam- ed yourself in a large measure for her running away. It's up to you now to put. things stralght, to-to give her the chance she didn't have before."

"You're discounting these last few years," he returned gravely. "These yearsin wh'ch she has liv- ed a lie, allowing me to believe her dead~cheating and deceiving me as no man was ever cheated before. She's chested me out oi my happi- ness"—heav‘ly-"taken you from mel" '

"Yes, I know.’ Jean's voice quiv- ered, but she steadied it again. "But even in’ that, she was not solely to blame. You've told me how-how weak she is end easily led away. And she's very young.

What ehancewould Nesta. have oi

sssertingher will against her s's- tern, even had she wished to re- turn to you? She ran away from Staple in a fit oi temper and be- cause you had frightened her. After that-you can see for yourself- Madame do Varigny is responsible for everything that has happened since."

Tormarin remained silent. The quiet justice oi Jean's summing up of the situation struck at him hard.

She waited a moment, then add- ed quietly:

Ha wheeled round on her violent- 1y.

"And you?" he exclaimed. "You? Did you ever love me, Jean, that you can talk so coolly about turn- ing me over to ‘“ woman?"

She whitened at the bitter ac- cusation inihls tones, but she did not flinch.

"It's just because I love you, Blaise, that I want you to do this thing-to do his only thing that is worthy of you. Oh, my dear, my dear"-her hands went out to h m in sudden, pleading-"do you think it's easy fcir mo to ask

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IDTIGE T0 FilX RMHHIEIIS

Commencing May 16th, we will

have a car of fox food at Home's Siding on Mondays, ‘hiesdsys, and

it?"

The desolate cry pierced him. i-le caught her in his arms kissng her fiercely, adoringly.

"Sweetheart! . . . Ibrgivo me! I'm half mad, I think. Beloved. Ill’ that you forgive me!"

She leaned against him, glad to feel the straining clasp oi.’ h‘; arms about her-tn rest onoo more in her place against his heart. "Dearest oi all," she said tremo- uously, "there is no question of forgiveness between us two. 'I‘here

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‘neverwfil be. We're Just-—both oi “ggouuiiii; in the dork. one there's only dvtW-bfflktflll-"vl- i; duty-lo mm to." i - “Th” mod together in. silence. communion of sorrow which had so suddenly W!" "W" “Fm- ‘W9 kgqflng in their hearts that w“ m, "i; comfort that must for eve: be denied them in ~the lonely future. ‘ ' ' r ‘ '

Atlsst Joan roll“ 1!." ‘"94 ems its rum-mm m4 hr w! searched Blaises‘ 1M9; "an!" u" question she oouid -no.lonl'el' brine

hgfgelf to put. in words. Ma met their gaze. . ~ ' _

"Jean, is it your wish I do this thing-take nsistoibacki" ' " '

‘He felt a shudder rim through her frame. Twice she triedineifectualiy to answer. At lest she forced . her dry lips to utter an affirmative.

"So be it." -

His answer aoundedin her e like the knell to the whole mean- ing of llie. The future was settled. Henceiorth their live must lie a- part.

“Bo be it, said Blsise. "She shall come back and takoherplace at staple."

Jean clung to him a little closer.

"Blaise, beloved¢l know the iisroei- pm will beyours. not mine won't be easy dear. 1 shall go to Chamwood to be with Claire at oncc-to-morrow-and it won't be easy, when I see in an evening the lights twinkle up at Staple, to know that youtwo are within shut in from the worldtogether, while I'm outsde-always outside your life and your love'."

“You'll never be outside my love," he said swiftly. "That's yours, now and forever. And no other woman shall rob you of one Jot or tittle oi it, were she my wife twenty time! over. I will bring Nesta back to Sta/pie, and she shall bear my name and live as my w'fe in the eyes oi the world. But my love-that's yours, utterly and entirely. Yours and no others."

she lifted her face to his, and their lips met in s. kiss that was the seal of love and all Java's faith- fulness. I

"So i; mine yours," she said. “Now and forever, in this world and the next. Oh, Blalse-belovedl"—she clung to him in a passion of love and anguish and straining belief- "Some day, surely, in that other world, God will give us freedom to take our happiness!"

OHAPHIR. XXIII! THE RETURNING TIDE Two “ had ‘ ‘ since Fate's dividing sword had fallen, for ever separating Jean from the man she loved, and the subsequent march oi events, with the many changes involved and the bitter loneliness of soul entailed, hsd made the two months seem to her more like two years. g

She had left Staple for Cham- wood on the day following that oi Madame do Varignyu visit. it was not longer possible for her to rs- msln under the same roof with Blaise, where the enforced strain of meetinl each other daily, and of endeavouring to behave as though nothing more than mere common- plsoe friendship linked them to- gether, would heve been too great for either of them to endure even for the few remaining day; which still intervened before the date originally planned for her depar- tum.

(To Be Continued)

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ward Island cursions by Steamship-

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Azsto’ - srsouu. curiae on axrsnaiorr A-r sum ssrss , ' Covering Period from‘ ,

-. MAY 2o to MAY 25,1932

ooiorortea not e 11W l’! F"! mm} human touch of endow!" ll! 91'!

Demand" For/Bermudd ~ _ Vegetables

suacrurou. sei-iiiodsulsy, so- (Oausdiau Press ..osbla1-<_!anads’s embargo upon california vegetable products, owing to on outbreak foot and mouth disssso in that Stats, has aoshd-satousivm-ds- msud for Bermudian vesehblel in the Doaninion, according to 17$?- Hand," chairman ‘oi the Bermuda trade and developmeutboard. ' Mr. Rnnd i; anrcuio to Montreal and Ottawa and willsndoavor to , " Canadian authoritiu to mi-‘niiii iuiei-‘iraruwitetwn twil- ltles between Canada and Bermuda. The Dominloris trade agreement with Bermuda stipulates l-‘hat to secure free admission into Canldl. Bermudian produce must be IMP)?- ed by Canadian ships, but the in- creasing Canadian demand has caused congestion hero owing. to scarcity of steamship spite.

Murder And“ v Suicide Verdict

ST STEPHEN, N. 3., May 20- (By The Canadian Freak-A var- dict of murder-suicide was returned at an inquest held at calaisJdulnt. across the St. Crolx River from. here, in the deaths early this afternoon of Leonard Steeves and his wife, both about 80 years of age.

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tion and flir-

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Evidence given at. the inquiry was to the effect that the woman had not been well for the last few weeks and, when the husband entered the home at 2 o'clock this afternoon. she was standing at the top of the stairs pointing a heavy service rifle at him. She fired, the bullet tear- ing ofi the top oi the man's head. He died in a few minutes. After firing tho shot. Mrs. Steeves placed the muzzle oi the weapon under her ch‘n and pulled the trigger, witness at the inquest stated. The bullet ripped up through her head, causing instant deal-h. Dr. W. I-I. Bunker, Calais, medical examiner for Washington County, Maine, presided at the inquest. g - Leonard Bteeves was a plumber- i-iis parents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Steevee, live in st. stevhen.

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New RidingQualltles-blew Values

T H! Frontenac “B-70" challenges the riormance and riding qualities of any oar in its prloo ass.