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CHAPTER 14 THE FLAW

i Norma was not entirely b81111)" ‘She had been married three days

THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

Norma had had her way. and uow For PSORIASIS

she blessed her wisdoln. The bun- galow was s. veritable paradise for 1 .

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happiness. , Her bridegroom hsd moments so distrait that she felt forgotten, tor- u," o, Manned “n; d156,", o; lorn, shut out of the love he pro- men. Booklet on Female Ills rind feesod tor her. She was intuitively‘ "time! 1m hivtvywll- I101 ‘yltwlrr’ aware that something troubled him "‘1’°"°““' l m?“ c’ ‘ " “"3 and she dared not ask what it was~ fvrrnflig"rsg:g {Q2758 “gays Even now she could not overcome Tnunnan; by mall our speciality.

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.to the man she had loved tor t\\'0

_ _ , her shyness with him. She was re- iyears. During tiiat time, sire had

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ldespairetl of his asking her to b9 lhis wife. She had told herself that §she would he in the seventh heav- ‘en of ecstacy, should he confess lthat he loved her. And she was. in a way But there was something ,—a shadow ~ something she icouldlrt fathom WiliCil dimmed the {radiance of her spirit. 1 N0 one could have been a more isplcililitl bridegroom, armors tend- icr lover. a better companion and

less. She longed to give, and give; to open her whole heart to him and have him open his to her. Though she didn't guess it, Ken~i dall was in much the same quand- "‘

ary. He loved her with all his ‘ ' '

heart, but the happiness that had

come to him through her was roar--

red by his shame over that barg- ain with her father- He had sold

gmflllelf-thel-e was u“ mile" word At Victoria i'iiited Church on m n‘ Ami h” m"! “M11911 w 1111"’ Sunday, Sept. 4th., there were sev»

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playmate than Philf They spent glong, luxurious days on the beach. putting on their bathing-suits dir- ectly’ after ltreakftlst and plunging

himself m the girl m’ luvefi‘ “is eral features of interest ill the ev~ nianhlood demanded the right to enlng Serving will tel‘. not to have her thrust M,- Jnbez Len one 0i’ Victoria's upon him. ill ii manner of speaking m t’ ~ l f - l h | . . .- y‘ , . I _ . , ' 05 010111 11611 01110115. T9110 61 Queen, ill command of Captain ‘lite, mo‘ Elem WM‘ Fm ileum, numb a” h“ “amed he“ He ha‘! his 80th birthday on that day, and Moo-Loan ‘arrived ill port on Mon- _ .y on the sandy beach under llval] his life. iii n clean orderl . ' 1 ~ -' r1 - Y- fulfilled a promise tirade months day .irom Norfolk, Vli., being twen- l\olltl.is gay liarusol alld talked’ precise way accordin to his l . o. . ,. K . ._! _ _ ' i1 ago to sing a solo ill the church. ty one days out, with a cargo of l rzithtl, endall talked anti Nol girl“ (one 01 honor and he [an “I “n” M. l . n , , . l nn, listened m t do 1 m 1 _ . _ , 1' 0H1 ly yelllfl - l~ 1311B 09D|lu00 tons of coal for A. lickald & i "n, long lasnespdfane: “lash ‘i’? lférlilgggggle"! 1111111 (101111111 bass voice has been the back~ Co. Tile Avon Queen was one oi’ . n. . . 1 _ - ‘ _' 810111111 0t’ lhe Vlclvrlfl ifholl‘. iil- the many vessels caught in the bur. i v t” figfsseneyjo innate-nod that he mightinllliylleshf knofwl ‘has she a party w“... nnnmrfnl nnd never fnmngiflcnne “nncn Mn Swen, an along 1 _ m m? l t f -_ 1 5111111911 11111311111 119 11311 in its ctfectiveness. but never be» the Atlantic 001151. taking toll of i _ ti e a telnoon when the lnade with her "father? 'l‘liat was fol-Q (m; hnhlongmn “m, n 504mm many “yen I iipat of the tluy had passed, they the question that haunted him lllv ln-lnkfnlnnqq for nnnnn nnn T) ., ' , I l 1 101111 11,1111‘! 11/111118 011 the cliffs and night and day oven when she W88 atrzngth 'rt the ‘lge uilien mlosi w. t w illdplam iiniyiunn Wu?" ililley lylllfhfll the sea that washed ianv in his arrns- I I - . 3 ' ' . ' ‘Q s“ awry l“, m“ m“ lg . n“ n l _ _ , _ _ _ men \\llO live so long fill‘ weak and along fine, not tho lsnst sign oi’ u {~11 y e 0w At night there was lier shyness, hei reserve. lllfldfinqlckly’ wag vcry flttingly &1Xl)l‘(‘5ii~!tlLi_g[()fn]' but law,- on "my gm word [in what is ll-‘lllfliiy termed "'l‘lie'over their radio, that ti. hurricane "_' Glory $011K’? wits raging and was sweeping Nnrtllwtiril. ’ Whcu all lily mbomR m“! i1'i111~‘<l_ No sooner had his crew began to ' ore 0'91’. ' tskc. ill the sail tliun the storm Ami I illii sofa on that beautifuliglyncl; lnenn [ggylng evarylnlng in $11011‘. ipieces, smashing ills wheel box, Just to be near the dear Lord I cabin doors, windows, tore his flllflfe. luuitlsail to pieces and smashed the Will through the ages be glory foretoplnast, also washing mpsi of for m9. his provisions overboard. Tlhc Pit. 9N1 waves were towering one hundred feet into the air, his cabin began to The large Rllllwring listened with fill with ivater and it scented hope deep nllllfecilllioll l0 M1‘- 119113 illfiflldess to save the vessel. For two ‘solo effort which was splendidly (layg and n lllgllf the grew “Kflmed rendered. Dllfillg the past 50 or 60 manning pumps and buckets, while years, Victoria has missed a great two of them were lashed to the ‘deal by not having heard more solo wheel. They svere at the time of ‘singing from one who has yet silcli the storm bctuleen Georges Point a splendid voice- Everybody wlsh- anti Sable island, that graveyard of 'es tor Mr. Jabez Lea many more the Atlantic, where many a ship yehrsh of strength and buoyfillt and her crew have gone down to a healt . ‘sailor ‘s grave. l Another feature of the service] "Neva.- in my {any yearn of g0. was an instructive address by the ing to sea," the captain said, "have ¢Reix J. M. Murchison, the Alari-il Dxpgflenclld glyph n story" and itiliic 3991911113’ of the Canadian drone to never again. My vessel was |Bibl~> Society,‘ ' like a chili on the waves, being al~ .\lr .\‘i\il‘(’iiiSt')ll by _ illustration lllqgt nl lln= mun-y 0f l)... ma)‘ . -- _ . _ from Fhiua, Japan, ludia and Af~‘ Tin», Avon Q1109“ in n 1000 lnn 531d Pmvinw- “n Thurfimy ‘he. . __ 1 n _ ‘ ' x ' ,rica. etc, showed thc great needivcssei, having been built ill Purl-s- _ 1 sixth day of October next. wmlnsw a - '0!‘ tho Bible societies activitieswuu-ongli, N. s, llilii is oivlied by 111 ‘he 1111111‘ 111 $111119" "T111911 1°79‘ 81111 Dfflyfitl Fibllfillfiivély that tllv .Cupt. Mlicllean, is one of ilie large noon oi’ the same day to shew w!“ church both at home and abroad ‘est and fittest in Canada, the Guar-

if any they can why the Accounts oi riecl flbOUC 011T aiillréhfiél‘, |would he handicapped vely (‘Ollfliii-lflja" Hnnwnnnlnuve having nnn the

the said Estate should not be passed running aroundtotlmge lerably hilt [or the cry-operation of Iflgagure of lntmn 5mm“, through and till‘ Estate closed a8 PlflYed 1°‘ hgrria, dag) clubs. Ytfhp liibln Society. her. The Captain had on board

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DOMINION 0F CANADA Province 0f v PRINCE EDWARD lsLAND ~

ln The Probate Court:

18th George V., A. D.. I927

In Re Estate of Albert l‘. Prowscj late of Murray Harbor in King's‘ County in the said Province deceas- ed testate

By the Honourable A. Banncrman Warburtom. Surrogate. Judge. of Probate, &c.. &c., l

To the Sheriff of the County of King's County or any Constable or literate person within said County.

GREETING:

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“A stepper occasionally beats ime an breaks a record."

WHEREAS upon reading the peti- tioir on uic oi Wilramini Alber- Prouse. vlititl“, i‘. . iii node‘ Prousc and .\itr.t~. . 12o lllcrcliants, dii o. Ji-iira; turbos aforesaid, the Execuirix and Execir tors of the abort: named Estate praying that a citation may be ls- sucd for the purpose hereinafter set forth: You are therefore hereby re- quired to cite all persons interested

. in the said Estate to be and appear before me at a Probate Court to he held in the Court House in Chan» lottetown, in Queen's County, in the,

COCOA MADE WITH CARNATlON-Three tablespoons cocoa (or 2 tablespoons for children), Z tablespoons sugar, V; cu hot water, . fcw grains salt, 5/} cup Carnation Milk diluted with l 1 cups water, % teaspoon vanilla. Scald diluted milk in double boiler. Mix cocoa, sugar and salt and add the {r} cup hot water. Cook over low flame l0 to i5 minutes, stirring occasionally to prevent burning. Add to cocoa the scaldcd milk; return to double boiler and continue cooking for l0 minutes. Whisk with Dover egg bcatcr just before serving. Place a marshmallow in cup and pour hot cocoa over. This serve: four. Chilled, then iced, this makes a delightful, hot weather drink.

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Her brdidegroom‘ had moments s0 distrait that she felt forgotten,

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in said petition and on motion of After Mr. Murchison, who cer- will, lnnn n15 “ills and l-nn,||y_ who N. W. Lowther, Esq., Proctor for said tainly has the information and en- are not feeling extra wall yet after

Petitioner. And I do hereby order‘ that a true copy hereof be forthwith published in soriie newspaper pub- lished in Charlottetown aforesaid. once in each week for at least four consecutive weeks from the date hereof and that a true copy hereof be forthwith posted in the following public places respectfully, namely, in the hall of the Court llousc in .Georgetown in King's County 37°19‘ said. in front of thc Hall at Murray Harbor aforesaid, and at thc store of Prowse & Sorts, Limited, at Murray Harbor aforesaid. so tiiatmll lief- sons interested in the said Estate as aforesaid. may. have. due. notice thereof.

GIVEN under my lland and thc Seal of the said Court this 29th day of August, A. D., i927 and in the eighteenth year of His lifaiesi-yb‘ relg l

forlorn, shut out of the love he professed for her.

nmnnllglll, the scent of flowers, the him believe m“ she did know NM thusiasm required for his task, had their lryirlg experience. voice of the ocean. the star-studdetPin the lean! understanding he]. awe finished his address he further tie» The ‘Captain also owns the three Sky_ of mm’ he amnbnted hm. reserve lighted the audience with a solo-roasted vessel, Harry A, .Macl.en- ‘may were 4.10m’ except [or qn m {no fan‘ that She ("nun love “Grace Enough for Mo.’ _ _ luau which has come to this port old Chinese cook, and ht- vanishedlllim ln tn? least; "mt she 11nd mnrq T119 RBV- G911 P- 3911111» lllllll-“ipiilllfllly 11111011. n3 noon as “n, menln were nnrvednrinn him Solon, m satisfy an imp lll charge of tho coitgvollation 'l_ll9 Avull Qlllln" an” nnn .115.

Nmnnn loved “n. bungalow by bninn mm m,’ wnn the modes“, m. thanked Ml‘. hiurchison for both charges her cargo hers- will sail for the sea. it had been of her ownyn mnn who l3 a nlnn’ nnnln nut Rog and lnessagt‘ ““d"vi“i11‘l1 Mlwcililiilfllll, N 13., whore she will load choosing and was modest, simple nomnrnhentp Jaboz Lea litany ulorc years ofyluvmbel" ior New \ork.

. . ~, I . . . , ‘l . lrsn n2 gltllintffilgéulvlclsll;lglhllglfbllilllggglll 11min So, with each thinking rind ltct-llififlth md w‘ 1 m i” -~ -L . e l‘ i1 D91‘ rut: at cross-purposes, the honey-i son of his wealth; ho would rather moon nonunnen Ann on c "$1 - ' 1 1' ' " stittow for n e . tionl of n cbrtztiir fttinouscsubmfirini»i one nftergngénn Norma‘ nlncklnn ‘girlie;lnlwanhiztzlnénmng ltyR glbngdliuliulsfiiiilraali‘, aslrdtvd suddenlyli] t ‘V1111 “'1111'1'- 111111 11311911 0T "X01111 lt‘l‘ll(lilll' salon stiytidlelfiiiyluanlti‘ stir . . 1 . ..| 1 | l - .. . . lzoloring sWilll lauguidiy about BllLn“. m mnn-v you‘) Y0n__y0n new... “hmm y ‘ma ma" ed “Pr-in n hi“ unlwhmr- _ H“ 1w" ° 1'10"“ .*__.__.______?______.lmlnen in Snob nun“ before” ' ‘111911119111111111- just now in (onsintltlnoplc, hull" 5on5 way 1-0 G51- < In; averted In 21mg f_ iv l 11w non/cl" ivos iuiswcrr-d ivhcu oust one in the morning m Hono- R|D OF BLAOKHEADSMI‘ she regarded“ hi1‘ _ 101]“ 1P5" ll tllllflll 1111)’ ilililcarctl on the bunch lulu, five ifclilck ill the afternoon _ >the Wm“, 5a dTjlSW-tly. 1111; and collie toward thcnr. llwlnind-‘lll lndln, llnlpnng; inn lnw," TINT" l“ "m, gimp“). M"? “ml smeyhh fingers n“; “vine? enulOllFil t-fl Kclnlali a telegram- li was iroml not llln "lflllugqr lnlel-rnnlen nu; wily tlini never frills to ltct rltl of‘ black’ ll‘ be i ' d .y r38 "g ("Lhmg ‘Larson’ l , guest“ with anolhe" irlmuny yaw“ iii-lids: that is to dissolve thorn. 'l‘o do ,‘e no‘ un e] her crlmson aun- "Upe swung “m, kemlallnxi "wen", he “am imllll-llalelllliY- lnn,‘ m. ‘M, nun,“ n, nermnnc nnwni-llade that cast a rosy glow overhear-t. as he read it most-logo that "ihundt _ill.‘ll\'t‘ll I live in it towli tel clear pallor and struck pliflllnwtlti typical of his friend. where noon is noon and nothing

tier from uny drug store-sprinkle.- u lit- lish lights in her dusky hair, still‘ (To be continued) 81.59p- ill ihc ‘intros of tlu- skin. The perilxiuc Heard?" Kendall was silent- He llilti uoti red, and fostered and scaled over. culous threat of Blllclllg months [was completely healed." Duchnrme

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—~—~-<O&—-——- Tuloive pleltsantsoillliling chimes n in the; _ _ _ [canto from tho ornamental clock 3 11L‘ $181100 111111 110111111 '11 11111 111 11"‘ ill the London Iiotcl lounge, mid the w“ the sand wiib iris long. sensitive ilng-imnnngnn- n Swing’ ymvnnn and nnm tors. lilwartlly he pruycti for il di- nun-n“; .""1'1*i“11*1111l’i11111l1- 1° 1191111 1191" "Noon. Nooll ull over tho world." lfroni returning to hcr question osi HM,’ 3m m.“ l, ln..nrrmn_-- pm. l" Why 11¢ 111111 Dl‘11i11>>1l1<l l0 i101‘ =1" tcsicli ii testy old gunilntnlin from

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NO APPRECIATION “Say Gert, do you think Venus had such a wonderful shape?” "What of it if she did? Look at all the fun she missed."

n. iSgd.) A. B. WARBURTON. Judge of Probate.

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illiiABE SALE

There will be sold by public auc- tion in front of the Law Courts Building in Charlottetown on Friday the Twenty-third day of September A. D., 1927 at the hour of twelve o'clock noon ALL THAT parcel of land situate lying and being on‘ Township Number Fifty~thrce in Kings County in Prince Edward ls- land bounded and described as fol-, lows, that is tosay: Commencing "I1 the north side of the road leading to’ Grand River from Cardigan at the southeast angle of a farm now or; formerly in possession of Thomas Revel], thence according to the; magnetic meridian of the year 176i running north one hundred an , eight chains or until it meets the north westboundary of a farm now; or formerly in possession of Angus Dogherty, thence following the course of the said northwest bound- ary a distance ewusl to eight chains east thence south to the road them-c following the course of said road west eight chains and forty four links to the place of commencement containing eighty-three acres of .- land more or less.

Tile above sale is made under and‘ by virtue of a Powerof Sale con- tained in an Indcniure of bearin-z mo» “mu a ~r A. D" ["03 nrul li'i*l' . {it'll (..1r\ ni hi‘ 570.‘ Township Number Fifty-three ’n Kings County in Prince Edward Is- land farmer of the first part and l€3V€S_ Si. J01!!! Walter A. o. Morson of Charlotte- Atlantic Time, East ort 1.30 town in Queens County in said Is- P_ M" Lube‘; Z30 P_ _ East- 11.";.';2{'"i;'...°i.f.!‘2..?.°°t.';‘i.£"i:r Tlme- Boston 0. Mo n to Lemuel M. Poole of! Thursdgy 10'“) A‘ M‘ Day’. Chin-lot town aforesaid Lumber light Tlme- i Merchant by lndenture of Assign- 5'"? "1111" "we" sail-a _ direct merit bearing date 26m day .Iuly| 11'1"" 51- 101111 to Bowm-

A. D., 1904. default having been, LCM/i"! 51- 3-011" 7-90 P- M» Atlantic m“, h, puma", n; nflnflpfl and; Time. duo Boston next day 2.00 P. M. . interest due under said mortgagednllilllhl TIMO-

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dust. llllll dirt nnil accri-tions that. form "011. then you'd heard?" 111g to commit suicide." pimples wue very hard. large and “"9 Would get drunk and make a ridi- chased some, and in about two

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several of

tir- on u hot, wct clothe-rub over the, moist and curling from thclr swim. .__ uuirilcr : ii tllc ivllier lllfllifliVt‘ lllc “Almlll 3y<1116y_Sydiiey Stokes. heard about Sydney Stokes, though They itched and burned so that l got “m” *1 mmllellt- feeling that he 1 (Signed) Miss ennie

Itlackhri-irlilsil brisklyT-ugis: the pnrts l‘lliil vun w . h bl ll. n I, n ‘ hi-nds lmvl“ tiaiilli-lilirlifihrcthow do? tliifl- 1 "111118- 11B Held. nleflsurlns his licliils, mut- blackheads, no mnttt-r words carefully. “because-l ivas‘ wl- ti g , i l, di l . - , .. _ <lishlropcnitj‘Ilihrtsikhekiitibpriio flssllulifllrfinilri gfirzxiitingglyiorilyi sysslwnggdngslhfzi]. the lie. ' She flushed- hlnckhcli so tin-y wush right oui,'lcliv~ int: ihr pores frr-c rind clean iiud ill tliclr nuturlil condition. lt wasn't my fault, really. l never ?llt'li'llil‘ilgflll him. it wasn't my‘ Spread 0V8!‘ F600 and all t. if he proposed to m d l‘ ‘ m... ,,,,,, , mm“, “my hijnfiqln‘, Hands. Cutlcura Heals. y f _ e -__.%_ 2th‘; :::"sr.:". "My w» ~11»- - w ' ' ‘e w“ g9‘ pimples on my he: and hnndo and soon iiprud all over them. The lic knew him well. He was n i {gfhnlglnlzglllydPgllmlyeti ‘in u» fiililiillti amniotic‘: tam. which mused cup- . .0 he's investments, ons. y was disfiguruLsnd and had been, for several years, n I could not put my hands in water suitor for the hand of Norma Col-i and could hardly do my work. lins. He. iras just the type llmli "A friend adviscdrnctotry Cuti- cura Soap and Ointment so I pur- 11111-‘11 My somethi .K . eajvo‘ did t I “g and“ “ski Nétzlrout 8;‘ Prwoodoh m“. d i n‘ ove h‘ , N -- u curs p tment an She shook her "lrllead “Tiff. Talcum are all yoh need for evgry- sltl-ctched out her hand to him, still dlytoiln and nursery purpose“ rrew it abruptly back, Input»! Pm Ill]. flldrpl

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