'W ___,,\,,. \- L ».~ ' _,M vi. _ -___ ii i .- AGE TWO " l _ , .A vu- so... an ur. Fnsriuiwait Q,-.,_ Wk ` gt H- X. - we "\ WH” 1 amnn __ ~ lm 100% Fragrant and Flavour! 11,, M,,,,,, ,,, the S,,,,,,,, Wm, Ate‘P°t g°°d“ess A Ustlilvs Low isry PURE unobtainable by ordinary ay wn.i.uiu Avsmu. snoweu. H U M ' N 0 N n`ea“s .elsewhere_ Copyright by D Appleton C Do. lerlllhod hy ladgq Bypdleok 1 ,use-:nA so ls ullb sir mi.l.ions nsiur. Brown label 7lc lb. ,Orange Pekoe Blend 85c lb. Don't forget to remember lla! there are some things tllst sl\0Ulll be forgotten. niecint coffee Mui Electric Steele C-ut Coffee Mill' now being demonstrated. Grinds. removes Chaff and Dirt at the ssmsz time. Only one on P. E. l. Wo MN* its chsff and dirt from eoffee_ 0n|y_3 Elcqtrlc Cqjfee Mill in Prince County. Try this Coffee the new nay. f R. T. Holman, Lt_d. if SUMMERSIDE ii7ll-4~14\'li. TOLEDO SCALES AN., 5prlngs,Goifee Milla, Meat, Choppers, Bacon Slicers. Monthly' terms. N. E. Mvnsn, Agent. . Y Charlottetowng ss6r»4~i2-mwfiai. l iiiiii inii slit, AT DUNDAS 95 acres, formerly Fremsn Martin* estate. 12 acres hardwod. bulldl'\9° in good roplr. For further particular; apply t D. M. NICHOLSON, Dundas.` J. A. MacLEOD, Primrose. y O 8728-4»l5'.l'..~':.'-il. g FUR SME = ‘tt AT WINSLOE ROAD 5 J will offer my valuable farm of 'I5 acres of choice land with good dwelling house and out buildingsf all in first class repair. Large or-‘ chsmd, pump in house, well fencedi and in high cultivation, and if not_ sold by private sale. it will be sold. on Saturday, Aipril 17th togethe-rl with stock, crop and implements, -See handbills_ ` ELIJAH SAUNDERS AND SON BENJ. CARTER. y , Auctioneer 8657-4-l0stw1_ , . r _ ________ ‘I Farm of 63 sores at Rustico with) 5 good building; thereon. if not sold privately by April zoth will he told! at Public Auction on }hat day at; one o‘clock. If stormy next fine dayi following. RUSSELL MARTIN. * Elet Royalty, ` co. Fred Andrew. I 8573-4~7wfmlii. 4 `ll|iC`l|0N SALE Of Magnificent 1 Household Furniture At 15 Kensington Road on Fri- day .April 16th at 10.30 o’clock,P sharp consisting of parlor. dlnlni! "‘Y ""‘d°"' “ room, sitting room. bedrooms. H-Dil kitchen. some lovely pieces ol' 0l¢lL"""9° furniture in Walnut and mahogany one very sid mahogany diulns room table; one besutliiul Wilton velvet square; two beautiful Eng- lish Brussels squares; one lovely `\ Axminster stair mrpet; some bcau- tifill old oil paintings and steel on-I gi-avings, one loltchen range and one beautiful wardrobe. l.ot oi china.. glassware, linens and bed- ding. Ons nice ilrpriglht piano. also other articles not mentioned. Lot of garden ute.is‘lls. etc. Sale starts In the kitchen and on time. Terms cash_ g \ mf' claim pretty 1. ANNE MASON ss his bride The w supposed to meet you at foufr W lmarrlags is opposed by hor uncle. , |rlving for the lntewiew, Osborn w , Y S pf* |discovere Mr. Warburton, heavily \ mf. drugged, in his ear pmtta in front M of the house.. The third finger of » __ slatance and phones for .. . Mr. Warburton. Ae they bring the t HIGGINS, the butler. cries, “He's ‘1 BEATRICE HAMMOND another snd hef husband, t ROGER HAMMOND, former As- S slatant District Attorney, resenta ro , the calling ln of I detective. s th ”No. they don’t agree. They prsoi As Graham again swung wide be ncaiiy live on different sides of the the gr-ut doors and' advanced into ego. lMise Mason is Mr. Warburt- nouse" the reception hall, Beatrice hum- on's ward, the child ol' his wlfe's --Ann which side is his?" .rled to meet him. sfi-it-er, w-hom he has brought up “The outside.” `- "Do you think uncle will die?" slucs -her mother died when she ‘she asked eagerly. was a little girl. She calls him “i don’t know, Mrs. Hammond.” ‘uncie', but she is really no re- he answered You can't teiiwith lation to ‘him at ali. although l these poisoning cases Sometimes guess he 'is quite fond of her. in id. though he wiii pun through for A-1 Beatrice wt... uniting Gramm. V that morphine must have been kept watching the engineer, study- ' shot into him ovt-r a half liuur .a lug his clean-cut determined face, JOHN OIBORN young engineer, to have -been aware that Mr W synopsis of Prsesedlnq Chapters painted out “For evidently. Mr. 9 has just returned from Alssks to buirton had put oif the hour and lace as 6 . .. lthe wealthy saulted st four titty-five. You l MR. CHARLES WARBURTON, m lwith whom sho lives.. However, have only your word for it- to upon. the young man'o srrlvsl in prove that you were not with him ,New York. the old gentleman I- when be wee attacked. what wse _igreeo to see him at his ihorne., Ar- the reason for your appointment, -_ 0'N_sll. the watchman, gives ss- te P marble of her skin. i Suspected “How do you know these \ . um* ‘ “Where is Mr. Graham?" Bea- "Will you kindly tell me, 'Mrs. _ - ltrlee questioned anxiously. "I went l'{BU\ll10ll I \ Glancing up again the detective t'hings‘."' Gra.ha'm questioned \ 2,) tu-rned to Beatrice. “Were you present at the -inter * \ hF°"“”“tf|7 me needle “‘"`"°k View?" inherited Miss ilviueon. would she.vir Osbor thai, ln case vlr War ' 'I .. _ .V . . . ' the heart action is so depleted. it a way. Robert and i are his only - just stops. If his heart is all right, flesh and blood." .. ., _ _ _ -. : ..' il.// ' - - ‘ - 7// just glv-on him. His clothes fitted money. So when he presented --1 him well. eu esti falntl the himself at the hotel the last da Ae '-2'. anduzn from his pocket, the detec Then he turned to Beatrice Ham- W9" .L;¢,o\_¢‘““,¢,0?°‘ee¢ x\° ' ° tive jetted down a few lines. mond. m-`¢'to“ cot-a“"°`\te‘J ‘\`N'\\\ n°‘ SKiLi.ED w\TH A BETTER John eyed him curiously, .Surely "Where did you meet ‘M'r. Os- 9° sgal 5° ,,i'l.¢°‘“-`¢\d~ ¢d£¢,§’ STICK the man did not square with his born?" he asked her. ' \\““ °p\\\°‘ tau? \ -,tt ‘l‘° ‘ow ‘“ V preconceived ideas of s member "Uncle took Anne and me on n W v¢,{\r\¢ ° of i'-“lu and '"5 Y°‘" W"° °"l""* Wm' *M "P of his profession. As he stood be- trip to Alaska o. year ago this “is c\'3°“ ¢\\¥“b '"7" ifore the smart elegantly dressed summer” the woluuu explained. \°a"¢¢i\°w , "N°~ *"3"* H°°\'"‘- "‘° “"|°'°* woman. he appeared some drawing- "On the boat Anne -become acqu-. E*-ig. “ml vALuAsLz FARM ron sate, "\= b"°°mltl¢|< with sremr 'kill-' rum.. squniuut-nts mailing r. _nuts eluted with ivi'r. osilnri.. unuis i>“ §} ~ .m,5§ n Impressive Entrance io cz Wel#z`1r/113/zen' Home Dignified, attractive, harmonious, Dominion Inlaid Lino- leum offers endless scope to those who seek artistic decora- tive treatments for their homes. Many unusual and original effects are readily obtainable. Beauty and utility are de- lightfully combined. Dominion Inlaid Linoleum is appropriate for any room, by itself or as a background for woven rugs. With it, you have the main essential of a dignified, impressive entrance hall; an attractive dining room; a cheerful bedroom, or a prac- tical kitchen, bathroom or sun porch. Dominion Inlaid Linoleum, made in Canada, is moderate in price. It will not fade and wears for years and years be- cause the design goes right through to the burlap back. Made by the manufacturers uf the famous Dominion Battleship Linoleum ' y 4 \., l that Bll`HP. .he commented “for A-wave ol red rippled through hay I-on 4 lot of mom, -I he went 'I mn’ ` ' ' ' y _ e . Y ' urton ies not recover. you are ECONOMICAL CHAP the quantity of the stui! spilled time rough on the powdered lace on in u had pwmomr. - would have killed him for certain. and flooded up the temples to the Beamc md t he "_ W this _ _ - e no s a -e Mother: Ethel, is your caller a One flllllg lS sure. This case is at- smooth, blonde ‘hair falling low ,t4me_ (To Be c°,,¢|nu,¢) ' SEALED TENDERS will be received at this office until noon an §,.°,,,,g ma" 0| ,¢°n°,,,|"| ,,,g|¢|f t.-eiiipted mu-rdsr and not an accld over the forehead. H y -.Nat“m"y_.. s.heemph,mhed_..Of _-~¢o>_--- M 'd A '| -|90., 1925 4 | i _ 1 _ | E,,,,,,, Dw,,ed,y_ ,,,°,,,,,_ H_|ent. _ __ , __ gl was inutue next mom. she course’ Rohm am .I are Uncle KELVIN GROVE SCHDOL ,B12 sy. ooh f .th fi. °r wpnynil and dellverlns st M°»\t=iiv| Mums that we use bm cm dung' At the word murder. the worn- stammered. l couldnt help hear- Charws “ext km, but I suppose he _ r ge on or e are e rst of June, 8.000 feet of3 inch spruce er hem 0 , . : - o1-l°`i»/ 9 , t. ug, ...RJ `: \\\ “Ana I became furious when he must appreciate that some investi- ersistea in kissing me and holding g “why get angry over such petty .,.. ation into this -business is necess- ,,y_.. “-I appreciate no such thing," Mus. Hammond denied, "and [wish The detective shrugged his vestibule. On the threshold he es," he declared; "hut unless lfliss Lvla.-ion orders me dut. I nm going Lo sta ” 'S110 hwllaledf Nluclanl- 1° ‘H-il' Alaska. -is concerned, her story -<»'o>__. " BWGF- 'P11911 8110 Seemed £0 mike is true-" he said steadily. "But, Menu; school. UD her mind- for some tlme.iMiss‘Mason'sietters , "Weil, 1 csn’t see any other rea- have mdicawd that Mn warm"-_ 'rue fniimving is the Honor Rnli nt son," she declared. "I am sure he gon was bac.-,mqng mom 15|-|9nd|y Marie st-noni for the month of Msn-ii: you to leave this house at once. went to the Gould for that pur- toward me and I mga,-pr-eygd hh; liflllli' X-1. Lucy I-OUR 2- Gwflll Will you views xo? 1 insist on lt." Dose." . ` 'note to mean that he was becom 0 ,_ The detective considered for a mg more mendly ,_0w.a_,d meg- ‘ |'"t“ shoulders and started toward the moment before continuing. The ag; uv 0 ""' "" V iiriulc so e str ked his chin "And if -MT- 00b0l"l1 had Peril* thoughtfully for s moment. timin- Checked himself. 'b&l8/I10e°- ' . ien't there. For, on your own ad- 'ny' "I 1"" 50"? MN - H-BlIll!l0lld. , mission, you merely claim .it was '"""'.; is formal note advising you to call 'r2;'::,d;_‘ at 4. it might just as well have ,.¢ ' 3 _ Diiigwell. IX--l. Mary Long 2. Roy i 3. Walter Dlngweil. Vlll-1. Gould Jay. l \‘l~i. (‘iiyler Dingwell 2. llingwell, , ~eoomoHvNo4aoNeoM+ V~1. Elisabeth Webster. _ IlI-1. Miirgiiret .lay 2. Roy "' ' - ` ll~i» Mlm- -lily 2. 00"” Sunil- “lift” >"*"»r llildn Siiiiflersnn . i_i. lcrui .ny 2. nnyiiiri urn- ._ DlDN'T APPLY To His HEAD Hubby, | M", ,¢¢,,,,p. lo un., her fingernails into-her thumb. she LAURA HODGSON hors than my strength will stand. J. A. MacDonald. Auctioneer. | Wlflo hintln darkl ) Buch s 8689-4-13-4|. AUCTION SALE THERE WILL IE BOLD hy Pub- Iie Auotlon at the Parochial House at Fort Augustus on Monday the 19th dly of April. A. D. 1926.. corh- menoing st the hour oi One o'clock ln the afternoon, all the following effects of the iste Reverend Allan J. .McDonsId: One horse. 5 years old one msre 17 years old, two cows. Quantity of Hay; 75 bushels of osts, one wood-sleigh.. one driving. wagon. Also sil household furniture and dthsr srtlolss too numerous to msn tien. TIRMO:-Nine months credit on approved joint notes on all sums over five dollars. Amounts less than llvs dollars, cash. Six pon cent discount for cash. 1 uma this tights any of Apt-ii,| A. D. 10%. ol REV, JOHN C. MoMlLLAN _ CHARLES MeD0»NALD j Elseutors JOH-N A. MaeDONALD Austlonser smvrffl ( I Y 2 ulatitst doesn't also apply to your e vvs-so -sv-as e-or-q on ss»~»f:nsr|» A i QN] I 'KIM "sm up ue .,)¢lN4dy opting” 'edison o ""3-'IW I0 0:>|o.\?:!silI¢:; sdnos spiuvnp Jo!-dnos aluas °3 APY?-1 'P005 :mea nos uaqm 3%* U Q” 8V ._s__s ..~.......-_"_ ...__ .. __ -_ y. Beatrice I>lam.monid flushed and started to protest; then. digging walked over to the tall windows -and stlood looking out into the fog-filled street. For a moment Graham watched her quiszlcaily out of the comer of.his eye; then iiirned to the engineer. “How is lt, Mr. Osborn," he ln- qurlred, “that Mm. Hammond and Miss Mason ~b0t.'h say that Mr. Warburton was calling on you nt three-thirty. and no one seems to .know of his putting ol! of his sp pointment'."‘ "Evidently this change in Mr. Warburton's plans was so unex- pected and siidldisn that he :must have rushed out without saying anything about it," John explained. "Por, after he telephoned me. put- ting oi! our Appointment sud ask- ing me to csli here, -I naturally supposed -he would tell Miss Ms- son. and that she would call me on the phone. You see, we hsdirt seen each btlier for s year, and the moments until we met seemed ages. But she didn't telephone. so, about e quarter before four -I rang up this house and she told. .me do knew nothing of Mr. Warburton changing his plana to csll on ms." The detective had tshsn from .his pocket s fountain pen. Twirl- ing it in his fingers, he kept slip- ping oi! am on the gold mounted cap. "'i`h'ls is hardly satisfactory." he Influenza nik fsmssfkr iitln'~.i'~ iiruii liiiii ill. -,,,ii§l,‘ill i liii iliiiiiiiifi :ll l sé for sifeaths sbsorlaerllvytho beanlsitissoss uulsossuni is Ntdalldmopf' meant that ‘he was coming to warn his attitude toward you when he met yon?" John glanced. up suddeniy,_ a questioning look in his eyes. “I have already told you 'ho 0/?dn't meet me." he explained. "lie telephoned me at 3:30 requesting ine to cali here at 6." "Can any one corroborate this statement?" Graham inquired. John flushed. He was not acous- tomed to 'have his word doubted. “I ¢an corroborate nothing at my end." he admitted. "When the phone rang I was alone in my room. iBut ‘Miss .Mason knows that her uncle put oil' the appointment, for I called her up and told her .io myself." The detective considered John’e :saver judicially; then shook his Warburton wss oar eg . Clarence Sanderson. I 3 It-rftu-t tit-ndnnce: Lucy .nn¥.- - you off. Now, tell me. what was Mnry l.nng,.Enrl Jay. SMALL FARM AND RANCH PROPERTY IN Gladys Blrt (teacher) 8UMMERS|D§.~ About 25 acres ef land, 18 of which are under euitlva- 0) E ri "* qgge.. ‘A l him b f ll I- . ' _ tt.. i.¢`ft'.°i. °§°~. . 31% = Awifo 22;: l.‘."i.23;".‘.‘.‘i‘i , mm CARVELL nitos. Lrb. m::":m;:'zs::m{z“ quot) IV ;:f`l.=i|0¢il7 sppy _ ___ ,_, , "QW .h nn trt Bt, d G l d, he in t,M. "ep 'mm ww.” me 'urnmnigamgg viegnsstrutinyu miie" lgrvergai élgbgfn $eMeni;;“t§°m§n?;‘ Ann; has :Smile it Pxviii au.; lor; Anzo .i-inner iwii for Kelvin crnvt |°<=k plank also for wnnlylns Ind ¢°"v¢"l'\s at Prints street wi.=r11a ~ . , t . no always turns out the iight ec the curtain of her long lashes over anyway and uncle shouted after ?(;’,;Yd mg, ri; oxliothl, erilv 0 h sl;-School for the month of March' PH" In 'enum' °' from 2° W 50 fe" av, an -ue. .curious eye.. anti again turned u.m that htm .iisinnerit ner more ,.e,,,,y no felabion 03%,, T, ' gfage fgé-'li ~‘;1“';*? 2 For further particulars apply at thi. office _ toward the windows. hs’d stand for such a match." Graham looked thoughtful at me "1 9 -'“ 30 lf; - Suddenly. as it carried away by .She stopped, hes.tatlng. Eviden- bealmful woman heron him Then Amold Waker- - ‘ “man “sei L. B, MaeMILLAN, some overpowering impulse, prev- tly the conversation was painful he walked ow, to me KNEE me, l9'Yi 4- David M“"PhY1 5- Eric Mac' _ _Sec,.eu,.y O' Pubns work; iuusly suppressed, she wihlrletl n- to her. Graham waited for her t0 place and stood examining with Murdn' "°"'”d~ °°“"““‘9~ unseeing eyes the carvings on the 'Grade VH'_1~ ‘Loma Cmzier' . "tviii-. Graham. you are mistak- on! 'he prompted. "What “een ,,0w,,_°,,e_ Ml M once grade Vil.-1. Elva lStsvert: 2. 8662-4-1-2mwf4l. en," she insisted, her voice tremb- happened then?" with an ah. of sudden lmolution, Gladys Walker; 3. Ralph Mac, line with its intensity- “You are “We sailed that after noon. Nut- he turned .0 the ,mgmeer_ Murdo. _ . ~ ~- -.~ . _._ ._ » Department of Public Works. wrong and I wwnt you to drop your ural-ly, uncle did his 'beet on the --Now .ML 0550.11, weril be glad 'Grade V-~l- R059" Smvefll 2- liivei-itigation." trip to couv‘i»n.t.~e Anne. But she to hear from Yom.. he swim "what Mu,-y stewart; 3, Dorothy Ma... 0+++oo-oe-‘sooo We don’t went _ any publicity, kept right on standing up to him have you 1_0 ,ay to ,Mm mm. Mm-du; 4, gwrgie v¢y0_ _ C ,E and tuinorrow. when _ML Warbur- and ‘I was glad to arrive -in New mom-3 a¢a¢emem3y»» Grade |1,_,1, lm Mm-phy ° C-F-' `f_- £0" if hlmilelf 383111- can d°°ld9 Y°l'k 9-Hd 890390 WWI" h°°°l° “Sli” John had moved over by the fire- Grade 'l. (a)-1. Clayton dtavert; l»%/ 6" ""'l},“I;\|:'l'-lmyizllegl ail;’11‘fé|'1d n Graham ";"‘;\`W~ 1{-f£1Y- lt ‘gill-_QD ml? n°""°° place and faced the detective squ- 2, .Margaret Miaolvlurdo; 3. Albert » ' - - all SW 'mi' P- areiy. For a flash. a wave of re- wiaik _ v protest/ed, '1Mr. Warburton may' "Then you think, Mrs. Hem- genymgm nowed fm-Qugh him at Graife I (,b)__1 Rub” ,Maw , n-ever see tomorrow. You don’t mond, that lMr. Warburton went the commanding mm, ,H the many Murdo _ 'Gem ie ’ E Mewqr, PET-ry HHNGB seem to realize that on attempt to the'_hot_el to worn Mr. Osborn voice. . ¢eBche`,._ g ` ° ' 1 ' prox. was made to murder him. You sway? "A5 far as what ymppgned |n -O94 §*9‘§*§-O-O l*gg Storage Space Application for cold storage snsee for eggs for the season, April 20th to December 31st next, will be receiv- ed by this company up to and including Friday, April 18th Space will be allotted proportionately should appli- tione total more than space available. . Applications should be in sealed envelopes, marked plainly on the outside, “Application Egg Storage." The Island Cold Storage Co., Ltd. ‘% lion. balance in pasture and ranch, out 20 tons hay llli film-mini I ygnr, bggnn' °o,°r °r°p._ » _ < | Ranch contains S0 pens with new B' room ranch house all enclosed In guard fsnos. ~ . l Large 7 room house, barn, “Page and hen hdilso, Ill ln first olass condition with all modern improvements. This - P°‘°P°f\y ll only five minutes walk 'from High lshosf and ' most of lt will be valuable ss house lots. | will be sold in lots to suis purshsssrhnd ls offered , ' ‘ _ st s bargain as l am leaving the Provlnes. - y I, on. w. o. cnunou, summaries. r. s. i. L » _ . . . \ \' CANADA STEAMSI-IIP LINES, Ltd. ..;f~:.:::;.:zf».*i:'.':.'.':i.zf :ai “"'“‘Y°“"°°"“'*'~» s. s. ~.cif-:urA" . gui v;i:eb:ri;°w. is tgst you still: UIC _ Arm. °Mrwmw.m r. R d on patio the 'engage . Luv” Mmm., . u even t you dd tee- and lssvs_ for lt. Johns ber st quarter to 4, ss it to verify ti-om un ho- _ April am. my SN record. th-is does not ` ' pm" ‘B .MM for ,, y 4 ,.. For spses for Llvs Otoek and Froduos. also Rates.