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established ilrrn manufacturing spices.
.1.feoi'fees. extracts, jelly powders, etc.,
and who now has sn established con
nectlon on this territory Applicants
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"must havea. good connection with ` 
both the wholesale and retail trade, 4 x
1__» “mud cover the territory regularly 6 ff/ '> %
and thoroughly and be able to pro
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if '$20 acre dairy ranch in Manitoba.
3: Clear. 2% miles from R. it., Stores.
helps her mother with the dls!°es.”
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om lpeg ea ortage a |
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-__ Spokane, Wash.
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..‘ 3129 W. 17th Ave., _...ss\“‘f‘
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In _ SF
of - , Miss Brush: The idea, me flirt
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, ,,,’.i’i1e Christmas season calls for extra
kitchen utensils in every home. If you? ..
W' do not believe it figure out in yourl Toxmf adntagufomgfn by “mn”
if-Y mind the things you will make and] ~g"hl_ 1; lg ; ueregrv ,\
vi.; bake during the holiday season andl ‘
H ,then check up on your stock of uten-~
sils and list he in s that are lack-
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ing. Then bring the list to us and` > ~ *-
wo will supply everything you may,
1. .surprise and pleasure.
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need at prices that will afford your i ` #£5 X
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wr' -' seiube io A. lm Nov. zs
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Norwegian. Swedish and Danish
fill# 
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a motor-bus they say.”
“But never carried but one pa:
senger I understand."
U 0 l C
THE AUTUMN‘GiRL
The Autumn Girl likes harvest days,
For she knows how to gather
crops,
And seldom will sho false hopes
raise
When at her feet a lultor flops.
She knows that thlstles don't yield
figs,
8he’a sure that sour grapes will
gripe:
Sho passes by peer, foolish prlgs,
And waits till her heart's
harvsat*s ripe.
A|lnar|l‘s Llnirnent for Dlstemprr.
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“»"H‘y‘ PROVINCE OF PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND
~~~-A~ PROVINCIAL TREASURER’S DEPARTMENT
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in default.
In view of tho unfavorable prices for farm products during the fall
was shown by this Department in respect to collection
Arrears of Land Taxes'
eropa and values of all farm products during th
no roaaon exists for any further extension of time.
'ls' therefore given that payment of hand Taxes in arrears will
lsiofthaa tho Slat day of Doeembsr, nest. Taxes overdue an
date will positively be collected under the provklons of Section
'land Asssmlont Act, dlli” which requires that the names
 bs published in two newlolll°fl» tvldher with particulars
 sal tsxss unpaid. The Act reollrel that tollowilis WF-
'wll bs'imaed against the property.
wielarthlnsghettohsodthislnalnouos mustaoosfpt the
on-eases neu st eslintleu.
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lap¢'visoro!‘i‘ssatlon.
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an eooiblooa io ibn ss yor old wil
tnauusut._ see-yourdroggissordhsct.
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MYSTERY
By Aflthl Cllrlllll
-ei-1-e--Z-1--:_
A CUBIOUS THING
"Then he did rather a curious thing.
He arranged seven clocks upon the
eight. It was meant as a symbol that
the Seven Dials would revenge the
doeth of one of their members-and
he watched eagerly to see it any one
betrityed ohemselv or showed signs
of perturbation.” ,
"And lt was Jimmy Theslgor who
poisouned Gerry Wade?"
"Yes, he slipped the stuff into a
whisky and soda which Mr. Wade had
downstairs before retiring to bed.
Thats why he was already feeling
sleepy when he wrote that letter to
Mis Wade."
"Then the footman Bauer. hadn‘t
anything to do with it?" asked Bun-
dle, ' '
“Bauer was one of our people_ Lady
Eileen. It was thought likely that
our crook would would go for Herr
E'berhal'd's invention and Bauer was
got into the house to watch even‘$|
on our behalf. But he wasn`t able to
do much. As I say, Mr. Thesiger ad-
ministered the fatal dose easily en-
iough. Later, when every one was as-
llecp, a botzilc, glass and empty chlor-
al bottle were placed by Mr. Wade's
lbedside by Mr. Thesiger. Mr. Wade
la-as unconscious then and his fingers
l were probably pressed round the glass
iancl the bottle so that they should he
ilound there if any questions should
iarlse. I don't know what effect the
isevcn clocks on the manteipiece made
ion Mr. Thesiger. He certainly didnt
`lel. on anything to Mr. Devercux. All
the same I think.he had a bad five!
minutes now and again thinking of]
them. And I think he kept a pretty
wary eye on Mr. Devereux after
lthat.
“We don‘t know exactly what hap-
‘ pened next. No one saw much of Mr.
lDevereux after Mr. Wade‘e death.
But it is clear that he worked along
the same lilies that lie knew Mr. Wade
had been working and reached the
isame result-namely that Mr. Thes-
iger was the man. I fancy, too, that
he was betrayed in the same way."
"You mean?" ‘
"Through Mist Loraine Wade. Mr.
Wade was devoted to her-Ibellcvc
he hoped to marry her-she wasn't
, really his sister, of course-and there
is no doubt that he told her more
than he should have done. But MISS
Loraine Wade was devoted body and
soul to Mr. Thesiger. She would do
anything he told her. She passed on
the information to him.
In the same way_»later, Mr. Deve-
reux was attracted to her. and prob-
ably warned her against Mr. Theslger.
_So Mr. Devereux in tii.m was silenced
-and died trying to send word to thc
Seven Dials that his murderer was
Mr. Thesigcr."
"How gliastly,"crled Bundle. “lf I
had only known.”
"Well, it didn`t seem likely. In fact
I could hardly credit it myself. But
then we came to the a.ffair\at the
Abbey. You will remember how awk-
ward it was -- specially awkward for
Mr. Evcrslelgh here. you and Mr. The-
siger were hand in glove. Mr. Ever-
_ sleigh had already been embarrassed
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l
l Mortgage Sale
` There will be sold by Public Auction
` in fruit of the Law Courts Building
at Charlottetown, Queens County,
Prince Edward Island on Saturday
the fourth day of January A. D., 1930
at the hour or twelve o’elock noon all
that tract of lanil situate partly in
'I‘ownsh.p Number Thirty-seven in
Queens County aforesaid and partly
in Township Number Thirty-eight in
Kings County in said island, and
bounded and described as follows that
is to say: Bounded on the West by
land now or formerly in possession of
Alexander McDonald, John A. Mo-
Donald and John Jay; on the North
by land now or formerly in possess-
ion of Augustine McDonald and John
Angus McDonald; on the east by land
now or formerly in possession ol'
on the south by land now or formerly
in possession of Thomas Itodgerson
and Angus McDonald, said described
land being situsto on the north and
south side of Jay’s on Fort Aull-IN!
Road and extending north and south
a distance of forty three chains ind
extending east and west a distance ol
sixteen chains and fifty links and was
formerly owned by the late Alexander
°' Menonala (Bras ivory and contain-
°' in b estimation seven sores of
s y *I
land u little more or less.
e The above sale is mode in persu-
anee of a. Power of Sale contained in
be an Indenture of Mortgage dated the
d twenty-seventh day of Aprli A. D»
|918 and made betwen Francis J. Mo-
Dmald of Plllilld In Q\l¢¢na Count!
0' aforesaid farmer and Mary lllen his
‘as wife of the hrst part and the under-
signed of the second part., dehnlt
;havlag been made in payment of the
principle and- interest soolred thoro-
hy. _ _
Dated this third day of Deeeinhsr
A. D., 1919. ‘
l o BEN!! F. FBIIIIAN,
c ldortgagos.
Hel.lAl'I I !|eKINN0lt. _‘__
.ii ___ Charlottetown, \,_,
_ttf
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we "\- Q ~ . ‘
|to the Abbey, whloh mldo things
by your i1\llli»l!!l,9?1
iotblsplsce,mgvlion
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l I'l.l‘l’lIll _lxH.ANA'l'l0Nl
The superintendent psuied and s
“so ws.sI Lady l:i1oen.I never
dresmedofe\lohathingpmaihle._You`
put one overvnrnetheneallrlght. '
We Mrtvorsl hwsainad
well' oi couree,_ior it gave him a bona
fide reason for getting himself _asked
muoh easier for him. - _
“I may say that tho Seven Dials
had already sent, a warning leétsr to
Mr. Lomax. That was toms -his
applying to nie for assistance. lo that l
I should be able to'bo oaths spot
in a. perfectly natural mlnnor. I made
no secret of my preeenos, as you
know.” ,V
/ind again the Superintendentb 1
eyes twinkied. -. ' i
“Well ostensibly, Mr lversieigh and ,
Mr. Theslger were to divide thenlght
into two watches. Reilly, Mr. Ever-
sleigh and Mine St. Maur did eo. She `
was on guard at the library window
when she heard Mr. Thesiser coming
and had to dart' behind the screen.
"And now comes the cleverness of
Mr. Thesiger. Up to a point he told a
perfectly true story, .and I must ad-
mit that with he fight and ewfli-
thing I was distinctly shaken-and
begin' to wonder wbooiiorbs ned
anything to de with the theft at all
or whether we were oompletely on
the _wrong track, There' were one or
two suspicious oirounlatahoes that
pointed in en entirely elim-out dir-`
ectlon and I can tell you I dldn‘t
know what to make of thiiags when
something turned up to clinch mat-
ters. _
“I found the burnt glove in the
fireplace with the teeth marks on it
_and then-well-I knewthat l':l
been right after all. But upon my
word, he was a clover 0118
Bundle. "Who was the other mari?"
(To Be Continued ’Ibllol'row)
ADDRESS AND PRESENTATION
A very pleasant time was mont on
Tuesday evening at the home of Mr.
and._M.rs. Thomas MacKinnon, Clyde
River, when the young people of
Clyde River and vieinlty called on
them to extend their best wishes on
their recent marriage. Mr. Edward
MacPhai1 called the gathering tp or-
der, and alter c. few humorous re-
marks, caled on Mr. Harry MacLean
tn read an address, while Mr. Milwn
Machaughiin made the presentation'
of a purse of money. ' _ i
Mr. MacKinnon made a suitable
reply on behalf of himself and hir
wife.
After the sinking of “For they are
Jolly Good Fellows,” and bouncing of
ii-le bride and groom; me young people
proceeded to 'enjoy themselves lr
games and other amusemelits.
The ladies served a buffet lun _-l
Before leaving for their homes, i
sing song was enjoyed by all. ‘
The followins is the ed<lresi:_. 4
' To Mr. and Mrs. 'I‘homas‘MacKin- i
l‘l0l`l, '
Desi' Tom and 0live:--
We, your friends and neighbors,
have assembledhere thlaevening to
tender to you our felicitatlorls on the
Owl-#lon of your Matrombnial venture
and also to wish you the compiimentz-
of the season. ‘
It is more of a. pleasure for us l,
welcome you to our-_mid;1;, b¢¢mm
neither of you are strangers to us.\
We trust you may long bespai-sd w
enjoy connubia1'biiss,- aud,'as you go
in and out |.mon¢ us, may yqu find
mlmy friends in the vicinity,
We could not lit this happy om-
sion pus without showing our nod.
Wm in 90010 lflhllbla My. and so we
Mk YOU to accept this purse of money
M 0- when. skein wishlns you the
compliments of the eessoni and along
and happy wedded life. , ' ~ '
; signed in bsiislr oi your ~ friend;
‘ and neighbor 11 ‘
, oliver E. .ny -nu neblemln ley me ' H:';y“-J;‘3°;' gi
Milton Msefsughlln. I
changes , in 
Train ‘Schedi`iles~
JANUARY ~ 6th. -
novnta radix slavlcn -'
bert, the csnidiiu national asllwsn
announce that  service to
me from ini lsisload. daily neogt'
Bsnday, will be eanosllsd lorries from
rriooe Edward :Island will baby into
No. N laaviagllharlottttawn at CAI
A. I., daily saoopt Buds. This
ehangs sandals tfairfto. "loavhg
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PBIZES:-Forthe correct, or nearest correct, solution I
prizes in’ order as follows will be paid in cash. 1
ist Prim  $50.00 5th Prize ............t4.00
' 2nd Prize  .20.00 8thPrize  .$.00
8rd Prize   .10.00 7th Prize  .200
. dth Prize  . . . . . .
..5.00 h'PiJ .....  . .
at . 10° 2 An one noteli ibie inaccordanoe with No.1 n lo
: IT COSTS NOTHING '
There is absolutely no responsibility, obligation or dost 'of
any kind to try for a prize. The solving of the problem will
provide o. few hours most interesting work. -
oolurcrrrlon caosas » `
The competition closes Sat urday. January 25, 1830, at
midnight. ~All solutions to be considered, must reach tho `
addreu below before that hour.
In case of a tie the prize will go tp the one who had gent
a new subscription with his solution in accordance with
condition No. 3.
If those who tie have both, or all sent-in new subscrip-
tions; then the prize will go to the one whose subscription on
which he or she became eligible, is paid the fartheroat in
advance into the year 1930, lf both or all are paid in ld-
vance to December 31, 1930, thonothe money will be dlwdoq
among such proportionately according to the number off
winners.
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on as the number ot teaiherson the bird.
 ' l ~Conditions  ~ -
` 1 Every one in any iamilywhere there is a regulsrvsubaorlr
tion of this paper paid in advance, is invited to try the
‘ solution and compete for the prius. __ -
Y , K oo dit il.
may coinpem by becoming a subscriber or sending in the
'subscription of some member of the family with $4.00 for
country-or $5.00 for the-city for the mst year in advance.
4 3 Every competitor mly. _lf he or sha so desires, send in o.
P°W_»Paid=in advance for _one year subscription with the
roluuoa 'rim is not oblinwiy: but the winner oi enola
priselwho does send a new subscriber will be awarded
, double the amount hisorher prlaecails for. Thus if tho
winuoto|thedrstprisshadtentanewsubsoribsr,hewill
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be awarded 0100.00 cash ‘instead of $50.00; and accordingly
witlrail thepriaee. No one»ca.n so secure double money
unless-_the _now subscription is actually forwarded with his
solution. - _ . .
mob competitor. by smiling in nie solution, agrees uno
the decision ot the .tudgesshail be indlsputabie and final. ‘
sliloloaooimuosbeieoiioo in iuwiegzno, u
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Cut this out on the border lines, nil in and mail early. ` Mark on oumdg gg enyglgpg 1-1~u;»g,y nufwl °`¢mpg,_m°n_.. '
soLUTloN TURKEY EEATHERS EEMPETEIONA 7 I
To Turkey Feathers Competition
 The Guardian, Charlottetown, P. l.'l. ' .
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<bi I am eligible for the competition on the ol. , tion addreqed'
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Nora: /sooiiom an me ui are for me only ii   isin srr¢¢re,'oi-ltr _,enough li-new subscription.
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