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Two tones of grey crlnkly crepe
silk made this attractive dress.
It moulds the figure beautifully
through the waist and the hips. The
partial belt arrangement breaks un-
due breadth. Thc~ neckline is very
flattering. And arent the sleeves
smart?
You can cut it out and finish it
the same day. It's so easily put
together.
It can also be carried out in one
colour. Carrot-red, violet-blue or a
printed erinkly crepe silk are beau-
tiful.
Style No. 511 is designed for sizes
14, 16, 18, 20 years, 36, 38 and 40
inches bust.
Size 16 requires 2% yards 35 or
30-inch, with  yards 35-inch for
waist.
Price of Pattern 15 cents in
.=‘amps or coin (coin is preferred.)
Wrap coin carefully.
_‘Im 511. Size .....................
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'Own (`hiIiii'en ll.-iude
This Woman Me;-s'¢iils
Mrs. Lilli:iii l‘..\'_. \ _ Jn rll;l_
down her riwzi tix; '
ncr\'ou:s_ Vnmi lin _ I. ._ if-r
slcrli and mi. ii _ _ . _ ,__
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That all sfo:-ics <-'-:-. . '_ _-; 5,, ,,,,
Improper \\'.|_\' the niliu -l ll_lrry
Howntt mul .\li_»\. .‘-l_.-- ~i.~.-I-_» ;,,<,-
fllselloods. .lull lr.-1 |l|~. 1 l'~lli.\t-
ing them will lu- ,._'.i.ri-iiinl In the
full extent of ll-r '.;-.-_
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Notary !’u‘ :
ROBERT Z\lcno,\‘\.r.l\_
Witness:
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IN BAlllti'iIll’l'i3Y
In the matirr ol' the l-lsiate of
Benedict illrliiiinoii, i'il:iliori'm'd
Asslgnor.
Scaled Tenders \\ilI he received by
tho Ulldcrslgnell up to noon, \\`i‘:|-
lltldly, 25th of I-'L-lJ|'i\:ir_~', l!‘.'l3, for
the Flrm Properly, lu-l.'|ii;yii1_r: tn this
Eltlte, containing fill uric; nf land
Ind Situated on the Point Road,
Grand Tracadie, Prince llrlward ls-
land.
Dated at 150 Rirlilmilid Street,
Charlottetown. Prince l'Zdw_1rd ls-
land, this seventh day nf February,
(933.
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Truslre Estate.
I BF1NAI)l("l` .`vlrl{lNIw'0N.
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Street Address
Ciii' state.
MORE
BECAUSE of its 'extra 'Havout
Maxwell House took the con-
enjoy Maxwell House more than
i the Vita-Fresh packing process.
And it is such good coffee-so
smooth, satisfying, fragrant. A
, delicious blend. '_
protected. That’s because the ex-
clusive Vita-Fresh packing process
removes the air inside the tin that
Maxwell House
Coffee is roasted
and packed in
_ Canada. _Try it. “
THAN
I e EVER
y storm. Today, Canadians
cause that same exquisite
keeps ever-fresh through.
the flavour is completely
her coffee of its flavour.
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_A Morningsmile ‘
"Pat,’ said the manager of the
ifactory, "I want you to report to
me nt 6 o'elock to-morrow morn-
lng_ Here‘s an alarm clock."
The next morning a`i'i'lved, Pat.
was met by a frowning manager.
"Well, what was the matter?
Didii’t the alarm clock go off?"
"Oh, yes, sorr, it \vent oil all
right, but the trouble was that it‘
went off while I was asleep.” I
Salesman-"Ladies and gentle-_
men, I have here the famous flex-_
ible comb that will stand any kind
of treatment. You can bend it dou-
ble-you can hit it with a. ham-
mer-you can twist it-you can-"
Interested Listeiier-“Siiy, mister,
can you comb your hair with it?"
For COLDS
“I always use BABY‘S OWN TAB-
LETS to brrak up my baby’s colds,”
writes Mrs. \ViIbert Colqulioun, blur-
gcon Falls, Ont.
“When I see a cold cominx: on, it is t0
iiAli\"s own 'rAni.i:Ts that I
tum,” writes Mrs. Robert Greenhorn,
Philipsville, Ont. _
Mothers everywhere report in like vein
of the safe, surc results that follow the
use of iiABv’S OWN T/\BLETS in
treating chiIdrcn's colds, _teething
troubles, simple fever_s, disordered
stomach, colic, constipzition. 25 cents.
Dr. Williams' 245
BABY'S OWN TABLETS
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 - _ _ _ _ your skin-betrayer of age- Thmfi-::n_f;i_;__c;:;.:nd ____
The sweet. safntly Type of Mother Has Faded to keep it young, inv|t|ng_ - g;gj;;f1_3;g;»k1;;_§;»;5_»;;_<;f.. ..._
Out of the Picture-_What the Modern Boy ~ » like Palma!"/fb _  :rg :_i;§;»& 3;.. .,,,_ 
_"ld Glrl Wants is a Mother Wh() Looks . . . t e one soap nc m ortening_ y
1 _ _ -" . cups milk. Mix and sm; d,-y 1 I _
as Snappy as the Other Kids’ / \ oL|vE DIL lent.. mr en. sur in mein..‘;i.'.°.';
l`I0thel'S and Who is 3.  -J ` _ \ ._ ,Skin can be made to reuin Ching. add one-fourth cup mill;
f _  _ ' \ youzlfs alluring charm. Olive heat half minute. Add rest of 
S tl I ti d 0- ' _ oil does ic Olive oil sofcem, and stir in dry ingredients nil 3,
?so_ozhe|, benutiliea the akin. once. Drop by spoonful on hot gnu.
Thats wh over 20 000 beau die Cook
experts advise Palmolive, the bubbles. turn ad cook on other side
por ns ea o
Martyr
I _ if " “ ' y » ¢y . on one side until ful
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_ -.' I In '   I I o leadin son usin olive ollv 11 k
it noo@ar.- that mere is u fashion in mothers ws In 1' »- nl h'°°hS 6 , ,,f.._» _ _ '. 1 I 'i f -_“ilu chief befu if “die” 1°” es seem *°° *hI°h “dd mon
“hd ““‘°"‘°I”‘°°` ‘md °‘““°° step* “"d ma” um. '_"°“'°"" “"’"“g°‘f"`s d° ~- ~ _ '~/.<;f§iii~' ` ‘ _L-‘M irhe vouch-sivh?h lfzher of nuknnann 'Guin -
not desire the old-fashioned virtues that traditionally appertain to '__ of N I __ if _ , _ DLE CAKE.
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mother ood in the matemal parent. The sweet
saintly, patient, self-sacrificing mother who had
no thought but for her children and who sat at
home of evenings keeping a lamp burning in the
window for their retum gets no three glad cheers
from them. On the contrary, she is as definitely
out with them as hats of the vintage of the nine-
ties, two~cylinder cars and the fox trot. What
they want is a this-year‘s~model mother, with
steamline effects, fresh paint and all the new gad-
gets in the way ol' modern ideas and opinions and
customs. ‘
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It is o queer thing that in u. changing world, , ~g; f" -__ _7__..¢. /W_ ,  °‘”` °a5P°°“5 bhkhm P°WCI€I‘. ‘
where everything else has been turned topsy-turvy. we have never altered mb' /\_i9 -'i I. 2'. 1 ' ~ 25 - -  -~ _ - _  WHSDOOII Salt. three cess, one hall
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ry'thePalmolive treltmentfor scolded milk four tablespoon,
tends s.Touch ounki now Sh0l‘t€nin
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 /., \ Q  \\\ Youhaverediscoveredthntnkln teaspoon salt, four teaspoons b,,|,,,,&
J? _IA  charm-that someilinag which powder. Add milk and butter li
.~,, - _ is make|you,l&pgyou eainble. crumbsand soak until crumbs 5,-,
S031 add E88. then flour, salt and
baking powder. mixed and Sinai
Bake on both sides on hot gricldl¢_
WAFFLES
Two and one fourth cups fl
our ideal of mothers. When an artist paints a mother he always depicts ‘.4 \\‘ il  `_\_ ;.'2"~'T` ' }\lAI3_lZNADA ,Q-1'5` "I CUP mclted 5h°\`f»€1\iH8» One and one-
her as an elderly woman, althou8h by the time a woman is 45 her mother ' I ' " N half cups mm* Mix and Sift dry iii-
hood ls practically over, or at least her active motherhood Ls. because her _ ' 3“’d1°n¢5» heat 0888 and stir in
children are married- and gone about the business oi' lifi: for llieinselves. M ° ` m€If»¢?<l Sh0l‘¢€nll1K- Add milk, the
Md ddmwwaqmww mmm .
2558 _ _ gl' nts all at once. Bmf
---- _ -f Until thvrouzhly mixed and bake ih
hot waffle iron about five minutes
Also, artists continue to picture mother with her hair parted in the __ _ , `
mmm
Also, we continue to think of mother as a. cross between the family They Wahl* 3 mhihff Wh” has k€‘Pt herself yoiuig-looking, who 1,33
goat, and the 'worm that never turns. Mother is supposed to have no kept' heme" “breast °I the tIm"`5' “'h° M5 kept UI’ heh' 5°CU1I¢°1m9°i'I0HS.
t iouglits or desires or interests of her own. Her life ls all centered on “nd 3°” about and d°9S EBV and am\I5i118 ihIn8S~ They Want a mother
ie children. She never has a new frock, but makes over the girls' old WM k“°W5 h°W_ W dress Bhd Whhn they M6 proud to show off l,0_l;lwl,_-
ones for herself. She never goes anywhere. She finds all the amuse- m°“d5~ I
ment she desires in slaving for her young ones. And she is ALL devotion. Mom” love is a“0U‘°1` 0h° Of U16 \‘lflUCS that we felt could not be
Ol/erdorie. arid ii. woman accounted it unto herself for righteousness when
well. ii seems that the boys éhd sim of l°d»y have on-ned this ideal °h° "Me Hn “Inv °f her blibvlf crib and dedicated her life to chilrnwol-_`
picture of mother to the wall and demanded something newer and more ‘hip-
to-date. The virtues that we have revered so long make no hit with
t em. The qualities of motherhood that we have regarded as almost _
:tered they look upon with scorn and deridc as pifflc. They dont want She sat by little Sammy's bed while he slept. She held his
hand when
a_\vistful, sad-eyed mother. They want a jolly one who will laugh and he went out walking. She never let him get out of her sight for an ln-
ia ith th ‘
D y W Em. stant if she could help it. She insisted on playing his games with him
and kept him away from other companions' and made him promise th t
middle and drawn over her ears and as wearing a black silk dress with a W
plain collar pinned with a. cameo brooch, whereas in real life mother ed~out, worked-out, shabby household dm,-_lge_
dresses as snappy as you please and ls the mainstay of the beauty parlors. _ _
_ . a
And perhaps it is because so many women havent realized that the he would ' 1 lo
a ways ve mother best. and she impressed_on his youthful
styl ' oth ' h h '
c in m els as c anged that so many mothers and children fail #D mind that mother would die if she was parted from him.
click in these parlous times of child-rearing. _
Time was, for instance, when every mother thought she was endearing The m°d°m ‘ihhd d°°5h'h W9-hh 9° h° 1°V€d 90° 5n\1Ch~ It !l8h¥S amlinst _
herself to her children by making herself a,,martyr to them. She waited being snfmhered in affe°iI°h 35 if W°“1d H831”-it heh\B d!‘0Wn€d In 1110185-
on them hand and foot. Sho burned herself to a. clnder over the kitchen 595° It d°°5“It Want m°ih°1` l-° h°1d it DY the hand and I<€€lJ it in a Der-
stove catering to their individual tastes ln food, making chocolate cake for pewal babyh°°d~ It Whhis If° Sihhd 0" ILS OWU N05 End be independent.
Johnny anil cocoanut cake for Mary. She stayed at home and slaved It Wants ’"°i'h‘“` 1°” and I°hd'"h€SS» but it WBnl'S them in F08-S011, and it
getting up an extra good supper when all the balance of the family went Whhts ”"°l'h" herself I/° Chi- the “PW” SWUES and 10h it 80 When the time
ofi on a. picnic. She sat up all night sewing so that the baby might have °°m°5 f°" it t° lead its °“`" 11f¢~
hand embroidery on its clothes and so Sally could have seventeen ruffles .
on her new frock.
I Modern children doii't want n. mother who has no interest except ln'
th _ T i t ' '
Of course, the children never did appreciate mothers sacrifices, but em hey wa It mu hal to be so busy with her own mans that she
ic mo iers to make them. They have had that hm, curiosn WOM; dr] h
modem children dorm want tl ir tl - \von‘t. alwaysbe prying into theirs. They want her to get so many letters
s _ ' to opening theirs. They want her to
enough sportsmanship bred i th t wa t t 1 f i d t y _ ve or
mother al run for her money. nTh;_“do;_t Wgnt Z I:0‘3'1cra;h:;';s alligf have her own friends, hei own amusements, so she won't have to listen in
on their telephone calls, or wish herself on them when the o 0 t of
Was So Sllorl ol Breath
-  , _ Gould lol Lie Down lo Sleep
Mrs. P. J. Chernolf, Shorcacres, B.C., writesz-
“I had been no troubled with shortness of breath
I could not lie down to s cop.
I cooldn't do any hard work, or climb_ the
stairs, and had nervous and smothering feelings,
and became very weak.
I tried all kinds of medicine, but could get
no relief until after I had token thi-eo boxes of
Milburnjs Heart and Nerve Pills, and sinus than
I have felt better in every way.”
For uid At All drill. and grnenl ltorelg put up only by Tha T. Milburn Co., Id., -|o_18McC‘,,|5,__ Tcmngo ls-Y
1‘ornnh»_ Dui.
M|LBU RNS
H ELAQRT _
Nnvfpllo
l’ 8 u an
“ evening, or park herself in the parlor when the girls have dates. I
ed since she was young, and that they must live in their generation as
she lived in hers. They want a mother who is a pal and a companion,
who can sec things from their point of view instead of one who is in a
state of perpetual shock at the modern world.
They want nn up-to-date mother who knows that customs have chimg- 'l'h¢ NEW
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POWDER
REAMS
for an evening alone, or if they marry and set up house for themselves. C
Above all, they want n. mother who has her own lull independent life,
who will not make them feel that they are rencgades if they leave her
DOROTHY DIX.
Study _
your .Beauty .
How IovcIy you wlII be
in his eyes-thanks to the
velvet-smooth, clinging
texture ofPompeian Beauty
Powder. `
/°\ncI how comforting to
I:>e'essured of retaining
your fresh, radiant Ioveli-
ness throughout even the
inost strenuous day. You
‘may pay more for beauty
preparations, but you can-'
, not buy better than : . z
LIPSTICK
Oh, yes, the fashion in inoiiiers has changed. And for the better. ‘-°N°°N FAN’ NEW Yom Tonomq
Sale: agents: Harold F. Ritchie R C°- Ud-
_ D __ _ _ . - e, nie lat, nothing has I .vt fy? .'i'»l|i/i`-lihiv Ihr- l\\-cnlyflrlli.
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I '“'“"0I" 10“LlNb0N “fm glfmlr-l not, my dear. he and IOORCCI Silhhlly Ollt Oh thc iiiiiic voice came again faintly happened! _ ,_-__,,,,,,_ ,,,,,,“ _\,_,_ .|.,,_\.,. l;'m_|_ ‘}_‘,`__;X
1  sqm gmuy .iW(.~,.,. ,1._,,.C1,l,,g 0,, dark road. Antony pulled liimrei through lhe telephone to Nell`s "Oli, no, no!" The producer put 'lf l‘~"“f‘I 0' hlllll Hillnlls In LDL 7\`\"n-
. I l lc olli 1~ th rim-iiffcrl 0 5, ,,,,,, ' hor inm r-ighr ln Q. v hi ln
"tif inc tlrl ilrllie garden _ . different roads, »I wish i. were not 8 01". ~> 0 ’ = 1 I” T ` 1' ng cms- _ an his POWUV °f P‘“`5““~‘I°l\ 11110 hI5 l‘ri|n~.» lf.l\\=n~l' Isl=|i\<IoCII`§>|||iiiIhl ynnd
im gn.; in me ,mum _ _ _ 5,, but ,,,¢,~C~S ,U gl-,°_, ,,~y,,,g to turned to the car. "Says hc‘ll bc down in a minute,” _voice as he bent to the receiver. f‘;Il\>::-;;n:]l_\_f‘l¢ I;ctl“h_1°fH;_!_
__,_C____, he mid' _nm or me woman undwsmnd mm o,,,,.,. “,,,,.,, our "I'll walk from here _lo my Grenoble renmrked. Theres nothing at all to _bother ,,,,,,,,..,,,',.,,,,. ,,,» ,hc ,,,.,,,g,.,,,“_,, ,,,,,,,,
_._,__,::_,U,(, ml me Stagg' lm Oh' mc,,,s of ,,,.¢, ,,,»c _Q0 ,ylffm-,,l__" place," he said. "It`s not fait’ H It was soiiietliiiig to know that nbout. Madame Marigold is not;l:l;l`_I:__lE°hdI§'::"::\Ll;l:£_1\'§txi°l;:\ll{:_:g
,_»,____lmHy' ,ww Could you do it?-» "TCH me ,,|)0,<_l_ ynuy pin,-_" _eald "PI(‘flSC let me solid )‘0l| hOlllG. /\III»Il0llY WU5 Ill 1115 I0dZInHS- Where quite he1`50!f this mm`Umg» but 1515 of land coilsisling ni’ l'if|_\'-niie und
. ‘N tlvinks and ool ' ht ” then via.. Rosemar " A tl t l l
. y d y u have
telephoned me? demanded An
thony Look heie, Grenoble, I'm
glrllms the freelmlal flund ovvned bv
the nnld Mart," Flood tllvllre rlllming
In rl uestcrly dlrcllon 1| allalnueo nf
il;-ht rlmlns and ciirlilv flu- links nn
iloseinary was silent for a while. R0SCln2\f.V- I I ' °' ‘ ' ' g l mg ' G_  m y' _ 5 lc wo n imy that she is °VN`,%imd from the  iiiiihsrhlolniiwii :ifriiilliI(i>tri;» 
__ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ __ "You “,Ou.d ,mm ,L I-m nf__a,d_ _ ieiio _es o cc looked at each ong run of thc play. ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,g ,.,,,,, ,,,,.,,,|,,,, ,,,,,, ,, ,,|,..
'rlmu "M °m\cl°d buddcnb' Mrs' _ ~ I, . ,_-__ _Vt . 1 ‘__ R°W“h1`Y 1`CUh'h°‘l his F!°0d` other with these anxious specula~ "If thnt's all wh shoul o i1"\"f‘ 01' <°Ii=hU‘°" hlllnli "ni" it
I1""""-'L “fm h°"‘° °°"I5"" She The p‘l""'l‘h “ohlfl ~> U’ 15 ‘° night fluietly and went slowly. R tions in their eyes the Producer " I I ' I `
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‘~"'2I\lf<\ll.V IHC In lhl' 119115". "hd 10'? a' °Im“_cC for d'SI:Inf" _bm I of her house. But in the morning, plcw of me ,_c,Cp,wnc_ . _ ~ ` ‘ ` ‘ _  V _
Mm, _md You ,NCR H, my car.,-. wouldnl let you ioiicn 1‘. Tile only 1 cn t mt ' -' ~ -
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' /pl 4
_` _ _/ R|||lv¢lCongukio|\
/f \\ '-Don Not Blilhr
.M fir( sign of a cold on the dies! apply a _“ren
Youllice wllli Ihr addition of mustard. The
vrarvnlh in combination wlih man-rllous healin
lirnprriim of ,\le-ern Olntmeni will give quit:
n»li<'l_ l~`uIl directions in each package. Jl
llanlirupt.
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» . _ - . _ wien N wen n hor room to "G _ - _
f\1l‘~’n,\‘ IW'-"~‘<I~ /is lhI‘ C31' 1n0\'0d “her wad is_“ hm" “(`“"h°‘v from wake her, the-re was no Rosemary in€. soginmriuiitilg tdtisthlhiteld sghiiliit
.=1:fnlf_\- im-cinfn on dark streets th” S‘“'“S' “fm” _-"°“"“_ "I“"' lhn-C. The hm had not heh.. .dept Madame Marigo1d.cdn you sive me
i:'.<=rhin~y .spoke again. Roscmmy fmt mme Sm rw, the in and on the coverlct lay a note any news about her?" he said cau-
"f time .srcii aiuiouncemcxiis of a rest °f the J°m_“°y'_ Anlmv mmicl iliat, when she had read it made tlously, unwilling to allow Rose-
im.” l»;.i_‘~' of _\'our:=." sin- vcniurcd, “d M' her occwmmly mm If mr' Nell rush to Grenobles office. "She mary’s disappearance to be known
 iv. ilu: fame Sort as “Bcrenic<~?" ring °f tendvmiss he had mm to lins disappeared!" she cried, so unnecessarily.
“Ilia-.c.i i'orbi<l," ansivered An- 5" N55' He had thomiht °f her > - '
PP E d _ _ lllldly that she had no need tg ox 'I? N0. What news c0\lld I have?"
____._, "S °'n qmmd' “he mol" n°“ mm plain whom she meant. “P1104 Anilwny. puzzled. “Why 0V0l'
the most fraile of tea roses. what should you apply to mn.,
Wight had he "° “sk mr m "Ive CHAPTER' XIX Grenoble took this for evasion
CH A IH? U: iagmtxofgglfgiligigy °f ug; and spoke sharply into the receiver
e S e H c UVCI
COLDS _  ~ T’ ‘ A 1uvs'ri-:nr ‘~ "You escorted her home ini
M that might await her as the wife nmsn candy cried Gmmblcl _ n, ht I bcueve-rf he sam nw
_ pp n 8 . hen
°f 11 Shhlllhhg Ph‘Y‘“I”h" ci-cdniohsiy. "where has she gone? did you leave her?"
auffeur left the
Th” ch ~ °"“" with whom?" 'rhch he so-heh his “I should Suv it was about a quar-
Swndlns While hc “"“‘fh”“ lhff desi: heavily with his fist as he ter zo two, though I may not he ex-
fflldfd DHdI°°I¢ °'h th” KM” 0! thought he gguesscd. "With An- act as to the time. I don'l; under-
R.osemary's house. sin- spoke thony Carson!" stand the purpose of this lnterrof
asain- "1 though; or thot," said Neil. ration, Mr. Grenoble."
"D0 yOU Sim mfhh Ih0 lhhlg-'i "Do you know where to find this The Producer ignored Anthony's
you said that day?" she asked. young man?" increasingly brusque tone.
"I Still think it \1“f°fl“hhl" ihhi- Grenoble's' hand was already on? "Was she all right-quite as
yvll Should Sell the S1831! Of your the receiver of his telephone, 'usual-when you left her?" hc per-
bvnllly 10 WUT hhdI¢`“C“S 0\'1‘l‘y "Hellol Hcllol In Mr. Carson sisted.
.
night, with no art lu your work to__tnei-ery _ .  .l N91; Anthony realised that than
not satisfied with youi explanation
I‘m coming over to your office and
face you for the truth.”
Grenoble was pei'tni'bed_ He wish-
ed it had not been necessary to
telephone R.osemary's lover, who, he
was now convinced, really knew less
than he did. There might be com-
plications unless the situation were
carefully handled.
(To be Continucd.) I
.TE1\Q_1-:Rs
Sealed Tenders will he received np
to March 9th by the nnderslgned,
for a Manager for the Orwell Dnlry-
|n§ C0-. for coming season. Manager
to find all supplies and ship butter.
Tenders to state amount per lb. for
""""'"f°°¢“l|nlt. Lowest or any ten-I
der not necesrarlly accepted. I
REGINALII M:icl.EAN,
Ji, info, _ _
17.2.17. Orwell Cove, Secretary.
llin lluc lwtucrvi thc a|_|l \lvv~ti|\
]"In1\il‘s frevliolil lniul limi lim salil
lnnil lr-used to Peter 1-‘lend ihenco ln
n northerly dlreellon n dlslnncc of
nineteen chains nnd e li
_ IR ly-two links
to iho slild Goorgr-fo\\'li rond llielwo
along lhc rnnlo fifteen eluilus to lllc
place of cnlniiienireiuivilt .\I.!s'0 ALL
tlult other piece or onrcel of land
ulllmlo l_\'li\lr und being: on Lot or
’l'o\\'nsl\ll\ Nunilwr l1‘o\‘ly`-clglit ln
Queens l'nui|t_\‘ in snld lnlnnd hound-
ed and described ns l'ollows_ that is
to nay: ('unlii\elw||ig lit the iml-ll"-nat
angle of the llel-nln fnrm lately of
.Valor nr John Picton Br-etc, llwncu
ner-nrdlnl: in the nmluielle inerldlnn
lrrocs and flilrty minutes went tw:-n
l_v-one clmlnn (hence west nine chains
:ind inn llnka llmnco unrlli fourlncn
.l.~gr|~r-n mul lhlrly minutes mal
lw|~v\fyfnur elullnn and filly llnlru or
unlll it meets thc soutl|\v|‘at holin-
ilnr nf (lion Stownrln
3' - Estate theiico
along flu- lnulo lolltli lllxly-cigllt llo-
gi-ves east for lilo llirtnnre uf eilrht
elmlns nnd cI|rl\i_\-~fIve llnkn ln thc-
plnnc of eoinnielicellleilt onnlnlnlng
|\\-:~n|_\~ acres und (hlrly perelmn of
land u little more or lei-il.
The nlmro lille in iiiiulo under and
lu luirliunllrn nf n l'nwr~r of Nair- roll-
tlilnril l|| mid Inddulllro ol' .\l|n~l|u\;re
dnt:-il llllli Mar" 1020 nlnl iundi- he-
¢\\',em\ _\f|\rg|rv-l load of Southport
ln Que'-nn ('o\'nly In Prlneo l~l¢lwnr<l
lnlmul of tho mm- part mul Petr-r
.\'v\\v|unl of l!l|nrloll\\ln\\|\ lu Qiieenn
County afore nhl, Gentleman, of the
other put, Dbfault lining hem md;
I
8068-2-22-23-28-3-1-8-10-61.
of tlio year 170| south fourteen :le-I
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-f-\
_ _ _ __ _ L d I 'In ln|_\'|||o|||. of prlnciplil niul lnlvrvsl-
lony with involuntary \\'i\i'inlli, Eivc it ineaniiig, 1Clll'llC An- Nl.,,_ "stoning ,,,.,xi0ub;__._ Could was sumemlng in the “,ind_  A _lr_\'l‘i~ili this \\\-mill'-first ~l:l_\' rf
 I “Would lliei'e~\\'olil<l there be a tony. "But I think it was linllhf' hear ti faint wonil\ii`s voice. It was "Whats wi'ong'."' lie deiiiainled E S 
‘ The Double Act part in it for mc, do you iliii1k?"_`ImChC<‘ in 'hh l°_ blame Y°h~_ It that of Anthonys landlady. sharply, and added in such an ob-
' .\ Romqhfg nl thc Tl,¢,,1_,,, Allhllhl' locked at her, at iicr de~ .seems io be the life you are fitted ‘Gone to get him. '1'hinkshe's ln," vious agony of apprehension that H0'-};"°_:f ;:_I)I_Ith° Ftnlzl, hi' l‘ul»ll<;__ Auf-
HCMC ,acc hm, 1,h,,,._,,l,, ,,,,,d-CS oi fox. Oli. my dvnr. I “ish it uerent commented Grenoble as he waited. Gienoble was convinced. My God, ,l,,,,,,;,,,_. ,,, ._~,,,,,.,,,,,c',‘;,“.,, fa" (1,322-2
B1 "olden hair. framed in r‘ch fui"‘ R0S0n\f\1'V tll1‘11ClI IW’ hvnd 8“'hY In a few minutes the shrill fem Grenobl tell tl "“""l “
Iiollrllziry A. ll. lllrlll.
ITJNTON ll. NE\\'.\`0.\I_
l<lxceutor llslfllf
!'etr\i\ Newsoin.
.hollll 2 22 thiir 41
TENDERS
Sealed Tenders will be received bl'
the undersigned up till Sutunliiy.
Mai-ch 18, 1033 for n. Cheese and
te
Butter Maker for the Stanley Ilridgi:
Dalrylng Co. Tenders to sta luivv
per 100 lbs. finding own help or
prlcc per month.
ll. S. ltIacEWl;.\',
Secrctarl’~
TENDERS
Sealed Tenders will be received Ill'
the undersigned up till noon Satur-
day, March 4, 1933, from any llff'
son or persons wllllng¢lu f0ln1'=l¢,’
with tho Stanley Bridge lh\ir_\'i K
Co., to haul milk for the season
1983. Routes samo as last .\'l‘=\l‘~
Tenders for wood also received on
same date.
ll. S. MncEWE.\`.
Secrclnrl'
8067-2-22-31.
,TENDERS
Sealed tenderawlll be received by
the Klnkora Dairylng Asso. UP hh
Feby. 27th at 7 p. m, for cheescmnlz-
er for season of 1933. Salary "hh"
by the month or by amount Of
cheese made. Duties to common"
June lst. And also for hnulcrs on
routes same ls season of 1932-
uts-a-in-xo-aa-21. '
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