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ignation of Dr. Grant.

Poll chairmen will see and delegates selected.

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CUNVENTION

T’ 'A convention of Conservative delegates of the 8rd District of King's will be held at the public hall, Cardigan, Wednesday, Sept. 17th at 7 p. n1. for the purpose of nominating a candidate to contest the seat in the Provincial Legislature made vacant by the res-

that poll meetings are held

ARTHUR F. McQUAID, President. MARTIN MacKINNON, Secretary

coilsrnviiivit 3rd. INSTINCT UF KINGS

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Tenders fcTSand ‘

Tenders for 250 loads of Sand will be received by the undersigned up till I leptember 16th. J

n. s. HENDERSON l Secretary Charlottetown Forum Ltd. i 6933-9-13-31.

Professional Ca rats

A. ROY KENDAL I

L. R. A. hi, .\. A. G. O.

llllcentiatc and .\lcd:ilir»t Royal Academy of Music. London, EngJ 1 (Associate in tliz- American Guild |

of Organist. Nciv York] l

Receives Pupils for

Plano, Harmony. Counterpoint

and Voice Culture.

Candidates Prepared for Exam- inations if Desired.

Charlottetown School of Music.

lleurtz llali.

LILLIAN MacliEllZlE ,

Bachelor of llusir lllcGill Univ.) " Piano. singing theory. l Studio 2T7 Richmond st.

A SMILEA:

GABBY GERTiE

" ‘Much A‘do About Knotting’ was probably suggested by the putt- puttlng of an outboard motor boat."

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THE cuARhqui-"Iuwusqcrvlﬂc

LIBERATION

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THE WIFE- SHIP WOMAN

Continued

1 dart-ed my gaze on the river. discovered nohlng until she stood close at my side and Pointed a finger then I saw it, a canoe. far out and presumably hunting for dead water on the opposite shore.

"Indians. Probably Humas. We are ‘ in their country,” I told her.

g “Are they wicked? Will they trou- , ble us?" she demanded, glancing up l into my face.

l “Not a bit." Nor was I afraid of l Indians, for I had many. friends among the river-people, including the Humas, Returning my gaze to the river I was troubled to observe the canoe was making no pro gresfto- ward the Opposite shore. And only‘ white men, ignorant of the river,‘ would skirt, the edge of the mighty current and barely hold their own when easy paddling was tobe enjoy- ed along the shofe.

"Now one can hardly see them," shr- cried.

"We'll :0 back and cook cur fish." l said. The canoe was heading toward us, thus making it appear to‘ be a speck. And I had no doubt the smoki- from our generous fire had attracted the voyageurs‘ attention. If Damolm y and his companions were on the sonic side with us the intervening fares.‘ would prevent his seeing the smoke It was his manito agalnsl, mine, and I was hampered by an irresponsible girl-ivomiin.

CHAPTER VIII

What the Smoke Brought, Even if the din ant canoe was mak- ing for our smoke I did not see how- I could break camp and hide in the latest, or take to the pirogue. Had I been alone the problemc of avoldlrg the two men would have been ohilds play; but the girl would hold me back in the woods, while to coniinue in the pirogue would bring the men upon us. I was convinced they could not be some of Damoaifs men, and this be- lief reconciled me somewhat to meet- ing them. 0.1 reaching the fire I hur-

Gwynneth-F. Cnomhs Teacher of Piunciortc and Theory Open for Application Sept. 15th.

Phone 683-1..

Studio, 40 Victory Ave. 0ft‘ Longworth Arc.

§850-9-l0-l8l.

Prohibition Commission

Chairman. iur. GEUHGE u. BROWN.

Margate, P. E. l.

Send all information regarding in- fractions of Prohibition Act to the above

0r To

Chief Inspector B. .l. Haywood

15 Dorcbestcr Street, Charlottetown.

Miss Roberta G. Spencer Fellow Tnnity (‘oilcgc of Music London, England Organist and Choir Director Baptist Church Plano, Organ, Theory Studio. Baptist Church, Fitzroy Strcrt Open for Registration Srpt. 17th.

“Mrs. DeBald tells me her hus- band's eyes are falling him."

"Well. well, that accounts for the fact that l saw him ln the. front row at the burlesque $110"! C"l ‘J1; garden last night."

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Mark R. lllcGuigan, B. A.

IAIRETER, SOLICITUR, ETC. MONEY 1'0 LOAN j-merqn 31mg, Charlottetown. REJ-

AUDITOR

Accounts Audited. income Tax Returns Prcvﬂfﬂd-

A. E. MacNeill é? Co.

I27 Grafton Strcrt

5162-9-1 Mimi).

McLeod & Bentley .l. A. BENTLEY

W. E. BENTLEY, K. (.1

Barrister and Attorney-at-Law Olllce: 180 nlchmond Street

MONEY T0 LOAN Charlottetown, P. I2. l.

ﬁrmer Richardson

Graduate Halifax Ladies College

‘ Pupils accepted for:

Expression, Public Speaking and l Dramatic-s.

Addr" s after September 1B l l1 liuston Strrrt, l

Charlottetown

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I. A. IeDORALD. n. r. ueruen stuns, ATIOBNIJYB. no 1'0 140ml

, IOIII lﬁeivm s. mwoier

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"Isn't It awful the way she car- ries on with that married man?” "Yes, but what a blessing they are here. This place would be in- tolerably dull without them." .1

. ~ w: New» this?»

“Jinn; ~ l

"Your wlfe must be awfully in lave with you. She has written to you every day since she has been away." -

"These are only little notes to tell rre to send her something slis forgot to put in her trunks."

Mlriurd’: Llnlment has u hundred usel-

:3. g House-B rooms with bath, in g thorough repair. newly painted . outside and completely decor- g uted Inside. Situated on Cum- berland Street. quick sale.

Low price for

II. S. HENDERSON Secretary Charlottetown Forum

. them m tell such news to Damoan the

riedly cleaned the fish. The

grimace, I feared she was overinstid ous.

.but refused the fish.

‘had made no offer to do the squaw ivcrk herself, I was beginning to real

person was when it came to carin

ed to be mcngerly developed; o

that at the beginning.

dlsapprovingly; marked:

"The fire burned well."

‘Exccedingly well, mademoiselle!"

Ar-other, and a longer pause; then she was timidly remarking: “There came to me the absurd no- tion that monsicur svas displeased be- cause I used t-hc wood. But I tell my- self there is much wood. enough for all France. Also, the more wood the more coals, What have I done that ls wrong?" "Nothing that. is ivrong. Only this fire-I asked t-lic wood to be fed on a little at a lime. You put it all on at once." "But it made a good fire. monsleur. You have said it yourself, I fear you are overnice in your cxactions." "I only mention it because the heavy smoke is drawing the strange came to our shore, and soon we shall have visitors," gently explained. '1 would have said nothing this time, but I did not wont mndiznoir-silc to be taken by surprise, and, perhaps, alarmed." "This awful country, where the sim- plest act may bring dearh!" she dra- matically whispered. I smiled reassurlzsgly. "Hardly death, or we would not be here waiting, I‘ is nothing-these strangers coming. I only mention them so mademoiselle will iot be starled." "You have your musket close by your side. as if you feared! I, too. will be ready." And she pulled the sheathed dirk gfrom her blouse. Then as an inspi- ration: "But the log boat! We should hide it. Then they could not find us.”

ihen bravely

girl wa ohed my preparaLiOJs with a little

I broiled the fish on the coals and served it on two clean pieces of bark.

She sat back from the fire and tenta- tively izibblcd at some smoked meat his was an

arraignment of my rough-and-ready

cooking, and provoking because she ,

ize how entirely useless this young . D O Y O U K N O W

Tbs! a a renal! of experi- mental work carried out by

for herself, For one raised in poverty the instincc of self-preservation seem-

; course, her hands should have, tzld mc

She eyed the tough smoked meat re-

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1 i the curious ageneiu wbicb been enlisted, more tban

use: for electric current

landing near our mrogue. frhey will recoimoiter them to the fir; to see who they are to make sure they carry no tales ahead of us."

"Bu; would you leave "me here alone?" '

"Only as bait for the trap into which they must walk. As soon as they break cover I will be by your side." "Monsieur does no go far sway?" ‘Only inside the trees. Have cour- age. Nothing shall harm you." "I am not afraid of men," she cold- ly replied, now sitting very erect. "lit is the land, the great‘ river, tho un- namable loneliness, that brings fear. But I shall not disgrace you." The grande dame sir in a doll; and yet she carried it off most excellently. I took my musket and slipped into cover and waited. I heard the two IIlOJ climbing the bluffs long before they should have betrayed themselves Tho carelessness, or ewkwminoes, of their approach told me they were not coureurs de bola. This left them colo- nists from New Orleans, sent in blun- derlng pursuit of me; and I was con-

"Now that they have seen the smoke it is better that they flrld us," I an- swered. "If we should disappear they would find the fire, and they would go on up the river and tell of the desered camp. It would be bad for

Fbx.“

Finishing my fish. I look my gun and said:

"Mademoiselles courage is fine. She will sit. where she is while I withdrew

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the late Dr. S. It. Jenkins. New, up- to-dete. well appointed house in best residential district. Teruu and lu- to one side." npectlou arranged on application

fldent I could soon send them to the right about.

pracliraLpnyifableandpmc/ed

jams: have bun developed, all q/ which are in everyday um’

cautiously: I must get

Even the introduction of the hand pump, which brought water to the kitchen, did not dispense with the _ beckbreaking work of pumping and lifting heavy pails. '

Woman's work on the farm, and indeed in the city, involved an enormous ex- penditure of strength and vitality. Among other tasks she was dependent on her own hands to do the family washing, a good deal of the milking, v the ﬁlling and cleaning oflamps, iron- ing, taking care of the poultry (which meant also the poultry house), to say nothing of innumerable minor tasks, and at the same time had to rear, feed, clothe and otherwise provide for her children.

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NE does not have to go back many years to reach the time when most of the water used in the house had to be carried from the spring or well, not always situated close to the house.

Today she is liberated from much of the drudgery of household tasks. The washing, ironing, lighting, cooking; and on the farm, milking, poultry work, dairy work, and the pumping of wateigcan nowbe done by electricity.-

The electrical servant also relieves the

man of the household from many tasks which he used to take as s matter of

COUISC.

The Northern Electric Company is pleased that in the manufacture of wires and cables, and in the distribu- tion of many electrical household ap- pliances, it has been able to assist in the liberation of woman from some of her work, that so frequently overtaxcd

her strength and endurance.

Northern f/ecfric

COM PANY LIMITED A National Electrical Service

86 HOLLIS STREET,

HALIFAX. N. S.

bad 250

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Tilden Beaten

(Canadian Press) FOREST HILLS. N. Y., Sept. 12- Johnny Doeg beat the great old champion, Bill ‘rllden, in the semi- final of the National Tennis Singles today, ill-B, 6-3, 3-6. 12-10.

ON BRITISH SHIPMENTS: CATTLE, SHEEP, SWINE

OTTAWA, Sept. 12.-An embargo on cattle, sheep and swine shipments from England to Canada has been placed following an outbreak of foot and mouth disease in Leeds. Eng. It was announced today from the Dominion Departmeii tof Agriculture that an order has been signed can- celling all permits for the importa- tion of cattle, sheep and swine from the Old Country, except those ship- ments already en route.

Doctor: "I've left you Msdme pills to take after meals." Patient: "I suppose you can't leave

(To be Continued)

DIISE T0 RENT

No. l2 Brighton load. property of

"I do not understand." she falter- ed.

MeePbee, Solicitors. QB! "Litiiilatjbl we I.ﬂ_! ttilll-Wwtllrﬁ.

Apply st office of MacDonald t

me the meals to take before the, pills. doctor?" ,

AUCTION SALE

AT CENTRAL ROYALTY

To be sold by Public Auction on , Wednesday, the 17th September. instant. at 3 o'clock. l’. M., 5 acres of land with dwelling partly ﬂnmwd, and outbuildings, with right of way thereto. Also large fox ruuchoover- In; with good guard fence two-thirds 07 "l! Pfﬂllﬂty- This property is sit- uated near Central Royalty School within three miles of Charlottetown, and ls well adapted for the ranching of foxes and rnlnks. A number of movubles will also be offered at the same time and place, For further particulars apply to D. Edgar Shaw, Solicitor. ‘Prowse Block Charlottetown. or to the undersigned

D. C. SCHURMAN, Experimental Farm. LEIGH STEWART,

Harrington. Executor: of Will of lute James D. lhttray. 6732-9-6-8-9-12-l3-l5-Bi.

Red Cross Line

FOR SALE

Excellent 50 acres, Charlottetown loyalty. Good dwelling and out buildings. young orchard. With or without ranch.

Apply P. A. Isrquhsnou, 99 Up-

per‘ m!» st. Charlottetown.

Furness

"s. s. uosotnvn" height-end Passengers.

Arrive Clflown

8t. John's. Leave Montreal sud sail in Sent 13 Sept- is

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CARVELI. BROS. LTD. __ AGENT! _ . -_..

y RESIDENCE FOR SALE

l oﬂer for sale my residence. 84 Fitzroy Street. containing eight rooms; also two finished rooms on third ﬂoor. Hot water heating, new “ml”. double garage, etc. For par- ticulars apply

P. L. SMALLWOOD.

AT

90 acres with dwelling house t

and barn. About 60

hardwood.

v IIARTSVILLE

acres good

JESSIE A. McKENZllI. . Esrteville.

§ 30E cleured, balance under ll

Phone 633-8. ~ ' 69l4-9-12-3i. 5913.19-13.31, '

l

Farm for Sale E

l

Land Assessment Act, 1924.”

All parties concerned are

C. Charlottetown,

Prince Edward Island, September l8. 1930.

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asked to

J. STEWART, Supervisor of Taxation

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Province of Prince Edward Island TAX llllllEAllS:

Property owners in arrears for taxes are hereby notiﬁed that publication in the daily press of‘ the names of ratepayt!" ill dﬂfllllt. with particulars of the land involved and!“ amount of taxes due, will POSITIVELY COMMENCEON

THE 1ST our or OCTOBER, NEXT, as required by “The

govern themselves accordingly, If it is desired to avoid expenses. '

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