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S WEE T VANITY
   RicuAi€'1lGoYNE - '""'°'°°' '°""""°'
and sighed over the wickedness of
Cynthia, which. they said, must
have been inherited, as if it was a
peculiar type of wart, or a weakness
SPUTS & PIMPLES
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‘° if |l| MEMUNAM
 , Mn. rerun P. MCQUAID
Mr. Peter P. McQuaid, Ex-Master
Mldley was reluctant to realise Mechanic, c. N. R., after a short
this When it did it shook its head -
, I shall have more money, between us
' than we could. possibly 115881110
l we‘d need. We'll have the most Klor-l
- ious time a you-“S married °°1lP1¢'
' an
uid ibi im inc, iuurampcrml ° ' '
for drink. ‘°:e°_p;;;t,§a mrs not zulu' tu to a. state of ooma on Friday even-| .
'I‘hat stand was Gynthiss final in - th des ge the cm.
illness, passed to his Heavenly re
ward, peacefully, midst the com-
pany and prayers ol his immediate
relatives.
'Th late Mr MoQuaid lapsed in
T E n s iran un. Lire nas stunn. ner br h°ld 111° °” ml' l°°5°" my ‘|°“"’ I mg' Apr" 7 'md M
l’ ‘ii Y . fui attention or his physician. and
successive blows, and sne would l°"'° Y°“ I"°1°V°d y°“r°r'5°r "hm ,lo l ll., _
1| _ use, ll , l, tender adminlstra ns o ose
”Fl'¢$|'I ‘IOM \|'t¢ Gll‘d¢l\$ » show life and herself the right way flllrrzgrgnginuti ia; thers’;”I°;"w?§:’r;, ,leur ,mu dum. to him, he dgd not
_ to wake up again, and to pay back ' ' Tueud
_ _ t to mul; you. regain consciousness. On ay
"r°“’ r°’ "‘°W cynmu I Wm ° in ii mn t uso in
. ° h,,_ppy_ 1__.. _ l morn g, Apr , a - p. .
[tn 0ftat[0n  There were no bonds of kinship, ,m , me lm' I
P no ties to sober or check her She sm drew "ray" struggling rr” °t hi; sp ‘EDVL-kdhusbmgp md°!:
0"” 'r““" “Ch a G00dS r' was none. wiur tire means or rr.- his embrace as sire feit the touch or, ir ri una g
SPECIALTIES e p e u eckless C,-,mu lhis hot lips upon her unresponsive ther He will be missed for his ten-
enjoym nt nd the r g ' . _
l . ti, a d her e es flashed resent- der affection and guding hand.
WATQHES, RINGS I S Pf0tes ted frugdgxclueéneuluo lt;iat;n1,¢;u;ll:;;5 2,2! ululalutu ,um look; up at mm from ms generous lmpulmi his open
EYE GLASSES --- lm ' mu becuus ol the a distance, defiant. corrective,- cold. franknessi his beautiful dlsP0Sl'
cstabiirirca mo Kmcsfnou, Jamaica. April 12- Tick °,‘”‘;‘,ef“° 5 ° "No, picky. youre wrong. Oh tion; for many thifiss not recorded
w' P' cab1e)~JBmaica`s Legma- Cynthla lvliarland broke out into he“°"'r‘°W °°“ld y°“! Haven* y°“ here-
-tlve Council today PB-5565 9', r°5°` sometuluu su,l,,,_5sl,,g even Mldley-5 see? Marry?" She laughed- "1 d°°`¢ Deceased was a stron! and fer'
lution bringing W the n°r‘°° °r esllmule of he, former sell ever mean to marry. Why should I? vent Roman Catholic, carrying on
me united Kingdom Govemfloht _ ` .ma ou cininremotrnir an this tn d ti i iris religion with
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J. A. BENTLEY
_ W. E. BENTLEY, K. C.
Baninter and Attorney-at-Law
MONEY T0 LOAN
dated the 10th day of February A. D.
d bet Fr k H.
D..
the -‘serious inroads" into Hnplre
tradc with Jamaica being brought'
about by Island imporiatioiis of
“cheap goods" from Japan. Such
importations, it was set forth, are
causing serious detriment to ex-
porters frmn Britain and other
Empire countries. Jamaica exDl'0SS€'S
willingness to co-operate with the
Mother wun-try and other parts of
the Empire in the extension, to the
mutual benefit, of reciprocal trade
MORTGAGE SALE
Friday, the 28th day of April A. D.
THAT TRACT piece or parcel of
0 ._ _
boundccl and described as follows
the Winter River, bounded on the
east by land in the occupation of
Peter Blanchard, on the west by
Blanchard, being six chains and
tending north and south eighty
c
land a little more or less being thus
described in the conveyance oi the
same from the Government to Tim-
othy and Janet Bourke ny deed
dated September 28th A. D., 1877*
parcel of land situate lying and be-
ing on Lot or Township Number
Twenty-four bounded and described
as follows that is to say: On the
north by the Winter' River on the
east and south by the land known
as the Cymioria Lodge Farm, and
on the west by land conveyed to
Eusebius Gallant containing thirty-
six acres of land a little more or less.
The above sale is made under and
in pursuance of a. Power of Sale con-
tained in an Indenture of Mortgage
1921 and ma e weeri an
For particulars apply to McLean
DATED this 4th day of April, A.
1033.
MAGGIE JANE MCNEILL,
Executrlx.
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Office: 180 Richmond Street
H. F. MacPHEE, B. A.
BARRISTER, SOLICITOR
NOTABY, &c.
ltiley Building. Charlottetown
MARK R. MCGUIGAN,
B. A.
BARRISTEB, SOLICITOR, ETC.
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Cameron Block. Charlottetovm,P.E.l.
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Charlottetown, P. E. Island.
Money co Loan and Collections
Elven the very best attention.
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RJR. Bell D. I.. Mathleson, L.l..D.
Barristers Jr Solicitors
Money to Loan
Fameron Block, Char|ottctown,P.l2.l. _
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xecutor of the Will of
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When n pipe breaks and
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Are your taps noisy or
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PHONE 393-J
Lobster metal supplies made
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MASTER PLUMBERS
l In the year that followed the Y ' . ° “ 95 °
'Mariana house became the rendez- mbb’-sh °b°“r m“rr‘°5° and “Pm heart and soul. exemPllfY1¥18 his
vous of only those out to enjoy “°5s"°h!" character and aims to the edifica-
themselvcs as Cynthia interpreted He was startled- speechless' Tms tlon of those nearest him.
enjoyment. Dicky Smytlie took up was “ new Cynthia he s“w' A cy”', He was a charter member of the '
his old place in her scheme ot rm” 11° had “ever k“°W“ r‘°r su” Knights of Columbus. ChHrl0ll»¢'
things. Parties were given, and Pecred' He "W her °“t °r her d°°'d'_, town Council. and was held in
when a gathering that started in ry "“'“°5r“°5s' her bitterness' A highest esteem by h`s brother mem-
Cyiithia‘s drawing-room, in fancy beauurur and dangerws “'°m'm bers
dress, ended all over thc town in 5r°“'“ ‘mr °r the Cynthia of old' The late Mi'. McQuald first en-
hilarious anxiety to induce every- A Woman who thought herself cap' tered the empfoy of the C. N. R.
one else to share in the fun, Mldley in Ma . 1815 as an apprenticed
,,,°,es,ed lu no subdued ,om that ure couiu offer. And, seeing, ne mM,,,,f,S,' ,md by ,,,u,,,,,,, ,mu
agreements how ln offoot- i A Select df‘P“l=¢l°h °f ‘Wes M” his °w" h°1pl°”"°”' H° W” fwtnrui attention to his duties rc-
Most elected members of the Leg- waited l1D0n her two days after- angered by lt. and Wanted ller more cewed pnmotrons ,,apluly_
lslutu,-e ulged that as Jamaicgrs wards at her house. Cynthia shock- tha” ever' Nm' her mmey a°ne‘ on June 1st, 1912, he was pro-
able of handling every situation
tl < t l b l, l Cynthia, you-"
..Bo,,e,,,la,,.. le She motioned him to a chair and
joy herself. I'm going to London!"
` the flushed fury oi her face.
1933 at twelve o’clock noon ALL 1-That Cyn¢hla,~ he answered,
1 r
land situate lying and being on Lot two] y’ "ls the best thing we heard
r Township Number Twenty foui Wu Say r°r eighteen m°nrh5» my
dciii‘."
that ls to Sayi COMMENCING ill Cynthia was startled, almost out
of her anger.
halns containing fifty acres of mm' why sh°“1dr"l' I travel rr°m
Mldley to have a good time?"
He laughed.
me a partnership in a West End
firm, Quite a. proposition, too, with
plenty of chances for court work-
which I want. Cynthia, let's go to-
gcthcr.”
Cynthia was speechless for a
moment. She realised why he spoke
so confidently. Dicky Smythe had
played a part in her life, in the
past eighteen months, that startled
her when she thought of it. She
drew away, a trifle breathless at the
Gallant of Ruullcovllle Lot 24 ln realisation, and answered him with
Queens County farmer of the first a ratlver uncomfortable little laugh.
part and William Orr of New Glas-
gow in Queens County. farmer, of
the second part. Default having
been made in payment of principal
and interest.
"But-my dear Dicky, of course
wc shall do lots of things together,
if-if you arc really going. That will
who will show me round and-"
"Cynthia, don't! Youre hedging.
You know what mean' ‘ie cried,
fiercely, and crushed her ro mm as
the passionate words flowed from
E wmluu, 0", ,his lips. "My position's assured. We 
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Dicky grinned as he came into the
, _ room, ignoring her threats. He took
There will be sold by Public Auc- . _
tion at the Law Courts Building in .r‘“'° mghUy'°1°n°r’°d hands m his
Cimiottcrown in Queens county on own. and looked lovingly down at
“What-London? I don't see any-
iuna in the occupation or Francis thins original about lt. People como
right across thc Atlantic, I believe.
tW°mY'fiV0 links in Width and °"‘ to see what a real policeman looks
"No reason at all. I'm coming, too.
That's why I’m intruding to-night."
ALSO ALL that other tract piece or He drew her °r°5°r- ‘°D9'd’5 fmmd
bc ilnc. I mean, I've already engag-,
cd a fiat. I'm taking Celeste with.
sr McKinnon, solicitors, Royal Bank ,,,e_ I-ve several mend, up metal
Building, Charlottetown.
say it or not. -
“I don't mean quite that. I was
thinking back, Funny why Caven-
dish went off like that, eh?-So
sudden, I mean. Of course, I've for-
given him for his unpardonable
conduct that night at the inn."
I-Ie flushed as she laughed softly,
mercilessly.
“Dickyl It seems to me very for-
tunate that he came. I mean, when
a woman is in the hands of a driven
who can’t even trace the absence of
petrol to the jet tap turned off-
welll" _
She was pitiless at his .fresh cm-_
barrassment. He deserved it. |
"Oh, well," he replied, “maybe it "muy N-els,m.., cuutulu T_ Rh Cub tion advanced in County Court to-
was. I don't profess to know much nm un-wed ut sum, John today, day by J. Welsford McDonald,
about cars, anyway." (T.,,esu,,y)_ Among passengers K. C., in asking leniency for Rob- ,
ir" 5° C°““"“°d~l .landing were H. Holder, Miss B. ert McKean. who pleaded guilty to
Jack, St. John, N.B.; Mrse. T. G, setting the fire. The lawyer ex
H°w ab°'~‘t y°'~"' fa” Britten and son, c. c. Forward, shined that firemen of the town
Oh Easter Forward, Miss M. Phillips. Halifax are paid a specified sum for attend.
iN.S.; Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Dunn ance at fires and' that a member
Keep your skin he`althy by
washing it using Babys
Own Soap with warm wat-
er-rinsing well and drying
perfectly. It’s far better
to keep your skin well than
to be obliged to seek the
shelter of cosmetics to hide
its defects.
The delicate and lasting
fragrance of the skin-sooth-
ing lather o_i’ Baby’s Own
Soap adds to the pleasure
of its use. loc. in individual
cartons.
“Best for you and Baby too”
Giant Turtle I
For Canadian
Me n ag e rie
(Special to The Guardian)
MONT?-EAL. Que.. April I2-The
Bahamas trade development board
has discussed with the Canadian
National Stesmships the feasibility
of presenting to the city of Montreal
or the city of Toronto, a giant live
turtle, such as the 400 pound speci-
men recently presented to the Lon-
don, England, zoo hv the Island of
Antigua.
It ls likely that the Bahamian
turtle will be shipped to Canada
this summer. it would be of the
species known as loggerhcad, which
is much larger than the turtle us-
ed for soup and steak, or a third
variety used for the value of its
shell. So far no oificial information
as to the likely reception of such a
visitor has been given but Canadi-
ans vlsitlng Nassau have assured
the authorities there 'that a turtle
of such magnitude would be a wel-
come addition to any Canadian
mcnagcrie.
export trade depended on reciproc-.ed lem 1" ° “ry Y r e rght , »moted to Master Mechan'c of the
al buylnu, ll; was uulust to allow mockery of her reception. Certain she drew back as he advanced' Plane.. Edlwrd Island Runway,
Japanese products to oust Empire y°““§ W0? were h , nu hlmsell umln mere, me ‘which position he held until May
ked off to distant places under e °“ 5 °' I hi r-
goods. _P“°_ _ l l, , ,dl d ,,,,,,,,f,,,,y_ H, aist, iaza, ure riaic c u S supe
, The Gleaner has protested edit-'vazrous rérrtevncrgiby Tdlgnanli' r?ar,; lnuilbijlsfrx lgeaguer weapon he' annuation.
orially against any attempt to usc,;r;,;' 31" x_ei(’yn I; °u“d, rfrisem could uhluk ul to ,.elullute_ l As the “Boss” he held thc cou-
the situation to obtain “further ° ‘rs ° er gay cm ° "1 dom, believe you mean that. “den”-‘ °r *H050 Under him. Bhd
concessions" from Great Brltaiiq h°I';d' but,;V,1t:°utSany:°rses`l,, Cynthia" he answered slowly You Ulf-‘y lohmed W '»l`“5t “nd admrre
c ' '
and the Empire. C,,,,tl:‘,;s was lf, amylruflsusc ,cxlril are just being bitter, now, and him. for ,hs was ever ,willinlgi to ext;
`_°*_`_*" when he came up, one evening and chndlshu He knew he did mt mean and the hand oil friend; D' Tlll
WNDER TWINE BALL ,uuuu ue, s,,__,,,,,,,,,,, uw, ,uc w,.e,,,_ taut, uric couia navc bitten buck the support to those h ¢\‘°“ f- S
"°'°" age oi plans for a carnival to take Words as her lips curled. "You'rc heart was in his work, gilshsymgi;
. Place a month hence. She flung tmnkmg °l"`Cavend1sh" irhy was for ms men an 05°
Biirrler twine is maiiufrretiired ,,,,opemd cards 0, ,nvltalluu ,O lum Colour rushed into her cheeks. 'pendent on him.
with 500, 550, 600. or_ 650 feet of when he entered ,llc dum., and She turned on him as if she could He leaves to moum a sorrowing,
twine per pound in the ball. Un- slumped ul, ,,u,,ut,e,,,,_ luuu have struck him. The moment widow and one sister, Reverendl
dnl- the Inspection and sale Act, .Dun-, ,lure to Come lu' Dlclu,._.. passed. She laughed again. Mother St. Mary Elizabeth of the,
which is admnistercd bythe Do- She lvameu him, ne,~cely_ --ll you "I have forgotten Peter Caven- congregation de Notre Dame. nt,
minion Department of Agrlculturefvalue your life, don-,, dare, Anu ll dish and all that he meant to me." present Assistant General of the
every ball of binder twmc sold in you cume to tulk ubuu, the curnlvul He was silent for a long time. order in Montreal, and the follow-
Cnnuda is required to be labcllcd an-angcmeiits, it's off. A band of in- “Pd then ho found himself out of ing sons and daughters: Reverend,
viith the name of the nianufactiir-,diguaiit mothers liavc pushed it ms anger' and played what he Sf- St E1`Z"’*r’3rh °r the visual’ °n
ei' or dealer and the number of feet right oil the face of the earth. Sev- meant to be rr. subtle hand' _ 1 CPHS- d0 N`fJ`e D3m°» C5W» Rel*
per pound. cnteen parents have returned my "rm ‘°rry' my dear' Perhaps I Pstrlvk M0Q\ll1ld» P~ P- L€d“°~
_ letters to their sons and daughters. sh°“rdn't have said thaw' l Alta., Mrs. F. E. Murphy, MIS. J.
ilrinurrim I.iniru¢~rrt grown iurlr. Oli!" si-ic stamped again. “I hate She shruggedmrd was faintly R.. Coady, Peter Jr., engineer C. N.
this place and everybody in it. I‘m amused' “°w' l R.. A8I1€’. JOJUI. Philip. Vl¥\C@Tll5»
going away, where a woman can en- "It d°°5r"°_,matter Whether y°“
Bessie at home. '
May his soul rest in peace.
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 G E TS Department of Public Works and Highways
Arrives From _ 
British Guiana  
(Special to The Guardian)
BT JOHN N B, April 11. -
Brmém ,Egan ‘er 'man and car 0 that _destroyed a St..l.ii'ton `uuiid.ng
from BE,F,sh Ggu,;’m the Eastegn on Feb. 15 was the idea of a mem
group of the British West Indies' hem( me ww” Fire Department
and Bermuda via. Boston, thc Can
adian National Steamships line
and son, Sydney, N.S.; D. McLen
nan, Porthood, NB.; Mrs. B. W. C. young McKean to fire the black-
Manning, Liverpool, N. S.; Mrs. and smith shop of Fred Snell.
Mr. F. L. Bousfield, Mr. and Mrs. W.‘ Judge George Patterson sentenc-
J. Clark, Mr. Chevier, Mr. and Mrs. cd Mcxean to three month; in _|a|1_
G. Desbarats, Miss Z. DWBUX. E- A- - 
Forward. Mrs- 0. Lanllllefr M155 M ong, J. P. Hubbard, Toronto, Ont.;
Medlsnd. Mr. and MTS H- Morin-, Mrs. P Grace nnd two clrlldren, St.
Mr. and MIS. A. R055. M-¢'~ *md MVA John's, Nfld. Cargo consisted of
lo. W- Thtloy. Montreal. Que-: Moior. sugar, moist cs, citrus fruit, from
,G. _Greer and Mrs. Greer, G. Gan- vegetables, etc. ,,,
(Canadian Press) l
PICTOU, N. S., April 12-Flrl
_ who needed u little ready cash.
,. This, at least, was thc explana-
- of the department had induced
Everywhere
the call is
.fb
In the better remu-
rants, where quality
is insisted upon,
Christiers Premium
Soda Crackers arc
always chosen.
. SODA CRACKERS
ChrisIie°s
Z
Always crisp . . . always
fresh . . . always pure . . .
with a trace of salt that
makes them "just right” to
enjoy with soups, salads,
cheese and “made” dishes.
Pliiitfltlfl
ll0CKl r°0lll`|' Fi:i`iRY
SEALED TENDERS will he received at this oilice until noon on
SATURDAY, APRIL 15, 1933, from any pe.son or persons willing to con-
- tract to run the above mentioned ferry for the season 1933 according io
specihcaxun, terms and conditions to be seen at this oii'ice.
I The name of two, good and responsible persons willing to become
bound for the faithful performance oi' this contract must accompany each
tender.
The Department does not bind itself to accept the lowest or any
l Tenzcr.
endcrs shall be address" ' undersigned an.) marked "Rocky
_ Point Ferry Tender."
_ L. ls. .._c.uiLLaN,
Der.. of Public \'v...ks 1nd Highways
Charlottetown, April 3, |933..
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