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The east section was compara- tively near the house. It edged the big lumip which was bridged as an auxiliary road to the naiise 'when the river was running and this click at lull with mountain freshets.

' As Rusty rode toward it. she ,felt titred. The day had held too ,» much. Th: scciirii" she'd accepted as she'd accepted the weather ll“ .been knocked from iinilcr" her by

one blow after another. ' And there was Deckers proposal l to consider. She was probably act‘ ling like a romantic fool. Dévkel‘. like security, had been around the DoubieR ever since she could re- member. The stranger who had “taught her a lesson" she'd ncver see again. I Babes ears were pricking back , and forth. Rusty pulled her ‘n and .sat waiting. listening. She heard Enothing and saw but little more. Starlight overhead. and the prairie blue-black beneath a blue-black

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Foolish... but tiny prickies oi fear chased themselves up and down her upine. The sump and the bridge lay just ahead. She could put Babe to a run and be home in no time.

She saw the flash and felt Babe ,shudder, then slip beneath her, all in an instant.

i her foot out of the left stirrup and, i on the ground. crouched ‘aehind .the fallen horse.

v PENNY: ARTHUR [ARRY One of her own riders? “It's Rusty." she called. "You've _ ' ' nit '.'.Babe. Come and help me with .' v» er. gees. ... :.'""-...‘:t..:'-.i.-;:..ii:.;"-=s:m Willi?:.=.i.i.:._.t°¢§iiiiiiiaa.iifisaic"=* “f; [BIN nnwaao ISLANDT glut n citation In: "be instniflrigr - tin- mrsie; eme- i1 H W ever T311551}, SIRSefirOBIIJJFIDM Yo; "flswilsshili l-lererlny" ,°“" Amnh" Whisper. lndlslllilulih" In Io sums of cans. u‘: to cm ell - altsmmi in the etbls- M"! "is weed 01' swrrylfls l’ l i; bef ii 5 e 5- .x‘. arses... eras:- ah:'":."r"....:e Mint,” punmi maize: ‘iin"iliii’is“"s‘i..'ii“..ifi r, doceuc ' tote. Courttobe eldinthe Court House. . the unit in which he served. "c Wm‘ l"? "d "3°'—?°" l" 1., t... s1... of u» county. or in Charlottetown in omn- county. The sympathy n the crstire com- me PW efdde folly “"8" at ty or Oonstabe or n the said Province. on Wednesday- m-nnity gogg w; i0 the sy-em, and B m?" W °' I 0t e1"- ms s. psm sifi cold County the sixteenth day of October next' Th r 1 f tn l t Pi t i i , 511a shvifld sisnsl for help. hut n - coming. at the hour of twelve 1-0 R°,,bs‘¥@°§§,;.‘.’., MQDZQQdfQQ ‘nzlalultyhgugtgfyulosivgll“Sslgglgthlglng if she fired into the night. they GBEIMNG: . ' $100k non-nun! 1h‘; some :1! "to place at Montague. Sept. s. i946. also extended to Mrs. MacDonald's Si’: "W" ha“ l° 5'1"" '1" ewe-sues any evwlwi/ °withMlllt H . , . i .1 l. ~~~~~ -- “

"mlfiflmsiyxemittlg w- gggfints_z;i-_sndntig_ig%igo-gwi Arthur $n.i°£2§‘nnnlnss§ngi3§’§?f’yi.‘§‘n.i‘¥.§.in&‘°wi§n°?.l. b313,§1g"';,§§§,§°"§,{;{y°'§g$i"§6

Ind Cluenco Chlnl both of 1W1 lo pro pd for slid petition and ‘Q,,",‘;,,,§“‘f,,§,’;‘°,, w,{,‘pf,,§},‘,,°,,§§,‘}§§§§’ mum‘ h" tragic ex‘ soothe her. Point aforesaid, the Executor! 0! on mo on of Melvin J. Mei-lucid. ' "It's all rl ht, Babe," she v.riiis-,

‘Vienna, Austria The army truck! in which he was riding over-turned at while negotiating a curve.

tary ceremonies were held in vimm lo Montague,

the above named Estate praylnl ., P

that a citation may he issued for_ bxnd lt tbs purpose hereinafter set forth: true copy You are therefore hereby rebnircd I to cits all persons interested in the said Estate to be and appear be- fore the Judge ‘recent at a Probate Courttebeho JntheCourtI-louoe in Charlottetown hm Queens County,

rector for said Petitioner. i; hereby ordered that a "h". A‘ EHO’ be (Orthillbgu-Iall: . l some newspa r pu e ~ hChal-lotiotown aloresldied once in vlenml’ “y! “g5”, Th?‘ ‘gulf; each week for at lent four oonsec- “mm ‘mmih °rTsktt “ca f“ “Batter utlve weeks from the date hereof 5 ° qt ° °h 1 in p“ {Ema m; and that a true copy hereof be “m o Pg“ h 9° ° forthwith posted in the following 1"" "e5 °1 i‘ ° “mil-

whtch draped the was present ed to the i-imiiv by the residen of the likintsgae Bran , mdian Legion, Mr MO. Rieyolds (Patriot please copy)

, County aforesaid. o'clock forenoon oi the some day,» or near the Schoolhouse in New to shew cause ii any they can liihy|leniand aforeeohl, and at or near the Aocounte- of th id Estate tho Bank of Commerce in Souris should ntll; be paused and the Es-llioresnld so that all persona-inter- tltc c ll prayed ior in snld , tiled in the slid Estate as aforesaid petition and on motion of ‘Melvin I. i inn have due notice thereof.

lnthosold Provincqouwcdneodlyhpublin lat-cs respectively, name . Arm“ w“ l‘ °1l m“ “d "" “*‘°:'.""...:‘".:.'..°°:i"'..::::, lrititim’ °""" "M l‘ ‘tii‘."si.'§i£.';f‘“n'l.i‘.‘f’ 0m t of Thanks

U. A. but spent moss of his liie with his parents a‘. Montague.

He enlisted at- Fort Devine in the Infantry. Icing overseas and serving with that regiment up to

the time oi’ his tragic death." o‘ kmdm" 51mm‘

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McQuald, Esq. Proctor for litllfl’ ITNESS His l-Icnour Harold His remains, escorted by Sgt. the“ recent s,“ bereavmlenli ‘l’

Petitioner. ' Leonard Palmer. Judge oi’ the said Master John W Blmger, arrived "a" 132,8“?! ‘lg’: awyesépcalechdi And it is hereby orkred that n Prob Court at C‘ riotictown in in Mqntwug on Tuesday, sepl, 3rd 5 Y l’ -

true copy hereof be forthwith pubJ-lu County. the day and year and funeral service was hold in mm“ °° R"

the Montague Brnnch oi‘ the Can- l'..'é‘i'3.l.'.‘n$n“’.‘i$£i3 ".‘.'I$"i2;“‘is‘ '?s'°cl.'ilt““' r I32." hfifiiififiliill".i‘l,i“flgih,,g§mgi adian tend».

each weekkfornzt letazt farutrecolnooc; 45GB.) E. Maaaaagirlrianmnm residents of Mtrniague and vicinity "*““"'““‘

utlvc wee s m e a creo ti! PIP- gathered to pay their lasts respects

elect; amnion: "“' ""’ y..:i.""P"'" “Y “M '°'“'" °‘ '°' 3"" l" Thmil“ iii"’.'i.". ‘ifiihfléifi’ 'n"‘.....""‘.’.i “(its Fig; "rswligmfdgz —— ,,,

- 993593‘ 7 ~- < Pr Cllidm .it.her. o 6r illfsknfi. ?il's"s'a§§'$'i'°lrst's'i°s'°ilil‘1' gllglldcw 0F - °h°" “"8 “l?” 13 “ m“ °‘ and ell-lib. wisnmlo thank all kind mum“ M, m Pom mm“; PRINCE anwano rsnaxo Pure Bells!“ ,9Mn5i~1¢m{f;°k}h° friends WiYIO helped in any way dun m‘ n u, M" m’ cum!“ Bmki _ THE PIOBATE COURT Arms 0i Jesus e Y: mg their recent sad bereavement,, of_cumm”u m Bu“. norm“ The 6th day oi September, AJ). 1M6. ‘Prim Misfire 13W?!» 3m!" "lid also those who sent flowers, cards ",;";,*,,g'i,"'"",,"'"'";'“ '-,,,'.'==i...‘.:' 5i '%‘.i‘:ti.t.'..i.°$.""§- “$1.212”.- 2i.;'..";'.'.::'=-%lé"leiii éf‘ii'.‘.‘sit“ ""1 "m so a n co ' - . thereof. n“, w ‘a County in ‘he “m proving, TWO brothel-g Dlyld llmd Pm

WITNESS H. "mo" "no" Merchant, deceased, testste and two slate-s am a I11 -

To tas Sheriff inl- the County t:

ence are left to mourn the 108i 0! Queen; County or nuy Constable or

i I Leonard Palmer, Judge of the said a kind and 10v,“ bmuwn

Probate Court nit Charlottetown in'

ressed their appreciation. and all ftilgzd in singing ffBlest Be the Tit

You are cordially lnvitcd t w chip .?.'.rr..€:'::ii.::' “i "i ""“‘” "m" "m" ""' °°“""' nil"°i.él‘..li"té‘.‘i.'“lsiiili“é°‘ii°‘iii £€i§““’y‘is‘i.‘ii‘y’°‘2§i°‘ Maserati‘: ti:.';*.:::-.... ° °" (s0 tn; GBEETENW . u_ 5_ A" adhered at the Manse id the dgghledtirailieg attrtached to “the ' m M‘ All“ “L " bllnhod Rrwkflel - to express their aiwm- "Y- e °° a a °°""@° 9"» The many friends oi’ ivnss Erma Mlhtrar. . Willi?“ Ilolrbll reasdlnl m: illrhcgblalmfoggwlngglm u“ hum ,0 yom Nychonon m, her and threw padding into the trail- M Macphai] o, m, m“ o, Mum w’ s) ‘Ceharllwltlteotlllwn. nforeu d. Wlllollv In each week for at leaet four con- girlgrchmoxgtllzymgt Ltfilgclogmgtfsvgggi erjaabe came up on h“. haunches i 15f] lit/iciieod, Ltd" will refit?» t0 learn see“... o tsi:..“:":'.‘;ii..':.".'~ alias-er‘ as“: “r..‘:...':".:'=d~s»- - flue we we‘ e My is: ss:2e'r:..i: also 1N l‘ t l1 I l l’ ted w Jo m ' ith the aid of her flash, she lo-f“ '1 ' ‘ _ l s g || ‘g Sen y ospi al and hope for her a speedy PRINCE EghvggrTlllwng-si steal-gal‘ illl-lnlhliniluilringhhllls lllrilllwflfilffllalggfillcnnmnfizfiiaalgi Several friends personally ex-| 68W! the Wound. defined the im- recovery. h

IN THE [he u“, q" hereby required to cite all persona

°' °”"'”"°' "'1 m‘ interested in the sud Elhte to he

Charlottetown aforesaid. It 0|‘ 113M

Binds." Lunch was than

You Til We Meet Again." IDS ANGELES. Sept. ill-m P)

In I, Estate of ERNEST 035V. Ind lllllolr before tho dud c res~ the Bank of Nova Scotia In Char- b the d, l The mam“:

ERIE lute of New Iceland In Kluge. "It l! I Pfllblle C0111‘! l0 ‘Md "met-Wm l'°"°"ld~ ‘ndd“l°'c'l'l"ri ffirlfll, sleningawfi spmtrin social

.. County in u" “lg prom-me, in iihc Court House in Charlotte- the Royal Bank of Cam a n“ lr-i intercourse. at which “me several

_ Farmer. deceased, mints, town in Queens County, in the said lottctown lfo id. so thaitd out“; due“. and mos were sung’ The

‘ 7° u" 5319"" 0! "10 901""! M u ‘m Tmd" “'5 dim!‘ "m! 5114!"! l" "W '5 "Wlpleasant evening was bro i; to a

, Elli‘! County or an! Conltablc or flarfliwdgrm neat fig. etnth)? malaria-could ml! have Be no close b B“ 81mm; “God e Wm, Mute person within said County 1 ° ° "W wnflnss m. Baum“, "mu

are same day to shew cause if any E

035111113; can why the Accounts of the Leonard Palmer, Judge of the lllfl

Ill Estate sho d not be pooled Probate Court at Charlottetown in _

B upon may,‘ m, and the estate osed no prayed forlqueen’: Conn . the day Ind year _ Jfick CRYBOR- 5111111 11m‘! $34131" ltlon an [l], 9| 5191mm" L in said petition and on motion of first above wri ten. kmllélé "g: "gégnag; lag; "dig nuclei; .4}! mun 3.,- ln Km" giiémllientlcy, Esq.. Proctor COURT. nzerywhé alleged fie treated h" Mm orenid, Cles-"rnan, and I oncr. . - n h“ M awed he], 1| dew,“

ll Allil ll la II b 0H! rod 1h t (SGDJ E. MARGARET PALM“ l“ v B c n

__ F‘ °' N" In‘ h“ u” hueeor: gflfhwnh ~ Reglltfli‘. iental suffering and anguish.

" A New Appeal for Every Meal i t" ’

There is shown-Holder Maritime Mold Variety in soduond “sweets” to fit M17 WWW!- .Andguh variety h" medecf the finectlngredlento money can buy.‘ Baked fresh every clay.» gnywgqmgnngmgy, Pgp upycurnteelswith evsrietyof delicioueBrowir-Holdcr Maritime Maldli,

Cream Soclu-‘Msltcd Milk’ Lunclv-Gingen “ Lemon ifooltiec-ennd many more.

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At the conclusion of the service the grave, the American flog casket; from

Can.

Mr. and Mrs D.M. MacDonald and family wish to thunk friends and neighbours ior than mam acts them during

JLS. Adams and

On the evening of August seventh.

z‘ get clear. I made him promise,"

pered. “Stea y, girl; it's all right."

It was deathly quiet now.

And then the darkness seemed split with noise-- shots far off to the south.

"I can't lei; you lie here and bleed to death." Rusty whispered to the ony. "Can you make it up? Up, abe, up-”

Babe shook herself rolled and stumbled up to sit on her haunches iorefeet braced,

"That's the girl; now hold it. . Rusty. ran her hand over the? 'pony‘s shoulder found the wound; Uncle Jed could probe probably, find the bullet but the danger lay. deeper. Babe must have tetanus antitoxin shots.

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her mistress ran ior her car a the trailer. "You've got a tough ride aheadl Babe. Stick it out for me." ‘ She was off then, running rapid-ll iy. Clear of the sump she fired a signal, but when she reached the

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Manny there to meet her.

"All gone.” Ling cackled,

“Gosh, Sis," burst from Manny. "Even Uncle Jed lit out when he lheard the shots. He gi-mme this to protect the house." And he proud- ly displayed his small rifle.

“Manny, drive my car out and,- hltch on the double trailer. Babe’s been shot. I'm going to the corral for dressings. then"taking her to

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pad she had ready.

"Now come on, girl. Up. Babe." Slowly they made their way to the. sump bridge, where the waited.

"If I only had four hands-J’ shc walled.

“I got two.” came Manny's voice

"Coax her in. There- good Balm; easy, girl Now, young man. you go back to the house. Do yniil want Mother to worry herself‘

sick?"

"No, she won't. Ling's gorn’ lo’ tell nel- we've gone to the city—l but he ain't tellin’ her'tlll we‘

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"Manny," But it was nice to have componvl even though that company meant‘ added responsibility. l At the highway, Rusty stoplredl to look at her pony. Bo far, so] good.

"Where y’ taking her?" asked Manny. ' , "I'll take her to Doc Harness’ place. Someone took up his prac- tice when he left to go into the Army. He'd have made sure hi-s successor knew his business. But oh, I do wish he were here!"

estod in the woman, merely in the doctor. She hoped he- There, that was a car now.

lhnny nad the end ate oi! the trailer and Rusty was lcking the

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wit! hob ul, when she heard a it bohrned "her. ulster tells me your horn Ill not." remarked a voice.

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By some reflex action she drcu"

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pony. She must stay there wliiltvlihfl

house, she found ,oniy Ling and B

mediate area and clamped on the .

shed. stood tfdllvl‘ taught her n lesson

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l ‘Tish column h reserved for news s‘! local lntcrrt, out ‘advertising

a new no lire ml»! e inserts [at five caste a word. lfllotlr hi!" ‘able in‘ advance.

COOK'S for Photographs.

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i SEE latest in Pottery Ware ,Crccket‘t's Jewellery.

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CIVIC TAXES-September 30in is the final date for payment or third installment City Taxes.

SEE latest in Pottery Ware Crockctils Jewellery.

IPHE REV. C. A. BRITTEN will preach in the Central Bedeque Bap- iisi. Church on Sunday morning, 11.15 A. M.

MEN'S DRESSING CASES—NOW at Toombs Music Store.

TWEEL SHOE COMPANY now open for business, 164 Great George Street.

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McINNIS, Fitted wear now located at 175 Queen 86 .

HOWARD Foot Str

DR. R. H. KENNEDY, 195 E115_ ton St, will be absent from his ffhihce from Sept. 30th lo Oct.

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l ‘i l FALL TOPCOATS. special $24.75.‘ Real value at Jack Cameron's. "The Store for Men" i

"SHANTYLOOM IRISH TWEED" TOD Cos/ts. colorful and hard wear- ing at Jack Cameron's “The Store‘ for Men." i

CIVIC TAXES-Septflnber 30th. is the final data ior payment oi ‘third installment City Taxes.

‘ PIANO LESSONS-Teresa Dona-- hoe. A. Mus, 178 Fitzroy, after ‘October 1st. i

l NORTH RIVER PASTORATE. -l iSeptember 29th. North River Young 'l’eople's Study Group at 10 A. M. Service 11 A. M. Clyde River. School 2 P. M. Service 3 P. M. Kingston. Service 7.30 P. M. Rain, view. S_. School 11 A, M. A. E. 'l‘cdd. Minister. i

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MR. AND MRS. BRUCE BEACON announce the engagement of their daughter Joyce Florence to Alvin, Claude. son of Mrs. MacLauchlan land the late James Maclsauchlan of; Stanihope. Marriage to take place in October.

ANNOUNCEMENT. -— Dr. H. M., MacKence. Dentist. recently dis-l Army. resuming his practice. Brace Building. n Street. Charlottetown. Office n

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TRINITY CHURCH. — The Rev. T. E. McLennan, pastor oi’ the; Church will conduct the servcesy botih morning and. evening. and de liver the sermons. His subjects ior e day will be ‘Christian Educa- tion" and "Personal Dedication.” In the morning the choir will sing the chorale "Lasst Uns Erireuen,‘ and in the evening there will be a vocal solo by Mr. Warwich Shute, Bass. "Jehovah Gudls Us"-Mozart. Next Sunday all departments of the Church School will re-open ior

r Iali and winter work. We wel- come vou to the worship and ser- vices of Trinity.

THE BAPTIST CHURCH. — The service of Morning Worship at 11‘

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_ The Potato Starch Factories at Hunter River and Murray Harbor, are now open to receive scabby, cull and low grade potatoes. Prices from 50 to 60 cents per 100 lbs. accord- ing to quality.

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A. M. will be conducted by the Minister. the Rev. I. Judson Levy,

. D. with sermon "How Muoh More!" The morning anthem will be Tmyt/es Chant. “My God and Father. While I Stray." At Even- ing Worship 7 P. M. the preacher

ll be Llc. Donald Martin o1’ Springhill. N. S, whose sermon will be “Being Wise In the Lord." Schu- mann's Evensong will be sung by the choir. Mrs. V. L. Din well. or- ganist and director of chor will be in charge oi the music of the day.

Rusty wheeled. There, under the lights of the the stranger who'd

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|lnto drydock on Saturday night, September 28th and re- maining there for a period of about ten days. service on the Bay of Fundy route will be suspended during this time.

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Temporary Cancellation O F

CANADIAN PAGIFIB STEllMSlllP Bay of Fundy Service

Account necessity of placing S. S. “Princess Helene”

H. F. NELSON,

District Passenger Agent. Canadian Pacific Riillwil)‘, Saint John, N. B.

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Guest Artist Leave Wood _ EARLE MOSS, Pianist Islands 7 a.m. 9 a.m. 11 a.m. 1 p.m. 3 p.m. .> p.m. ' " ‘“‘ " Leaves Caribou 7 a.m. 9 am. 11 a.m. 1 p.m. 3 p.m. 5 p.m.

operation the schedule is as follows:

For Daily Information Listen in to CFCY 7:30 AM-

Wooil |slanils—6ariiiou Service With the Prince Nova and Charles A. Dunning now in

Operating Daily including Sundays. DAYLIGHT savmo TIME

RATES: Same as 1945.

Each Morning.

MARITIME CENTRAL

AIRWAYS

And then, on the northern edge, l ‘n. NORTHUMBERLANI) FERRIES LTD. ‘S323. %s“§.°...‘.°_‘."°wiii“€f‘§§n..‘é’- . white bbuilgliégs, whli‘te stables and R- E~ MUTCHv Presldent’

e- oer e col-rs . "A single light burned over the 32.2"“? " i: .222. 1*" i-m- L» sh»- VC II ¢I lm I‘ K .-- ‘ I

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"n the doct in?" Rusty asked.’ lhx v y .

“dxmmexpecti g 11:21 any] ma}? 85.00 one] my in N" ue’ ewomansa sory.". q Wild] beck your trailer to this: 39,59 xilmw" M s“ ' teiiown to Boston one Way $ll7-2°- mm n" 531-00 T“ gate, there is a shed Just beyond. i "m," lnglssllgd, stopover privileges as route f rcques .

Elie went ahead. a cpl". bisck- ' TBAWL 5y 3113.. clad figure, switching on hooded, Pill Tl! ma] st John m": vm lghts speaking in a soothing vo.ce. o e e _ I“ ‘ottetown to Montreal via the Beau . I I dd s“ _ whghg-gvghz ilthevllgflgglcffflflf: Reservations-Ticket ley mm. One Way $19.85. osmium ran $15-10 T“ n" - P

’ oe if - ‘ “H, l“: at gteuhmuflgxh lo h" _I»O:Q':MAg£oy, over privileges en rou rceues a un s r'n I o o

whispered Manny Airport “M” “ Bus“ ‘