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IIIIIISE FIIII SALE
No. to Bishop Street, property of
the into Patrick Hughes. For par-
ticulars apply MacDonald dr Mac-
Phee, Solicitors, Riley Building,
Qarlottetowll. `
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» NOTICE
Uwtng to Friday. December 25th
being Christmas Day, the City
Market will be open on Thursday.
December 24th.
By Order,
MARKET CLERK.
H005-12-19-31.
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for  John Gresham’s Cir .
91°  ,FT B co .ur Meinl --
AUGTIUII SALE
Oi' Stock. Crop, Farm Implements to
be held on the farm oi Archibald
Dotlet, Winsloe Station. on Wed- .-
nesday, December 23rd. If stormy on
Monday, December 28th. Genuine
Clearance Sale, ss farm is sold. Sale
starts at 1.00 o'clock.
ALEX. M:|r'RAE
Auctioneer
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And keep your home warm.
Hardwood Flooring always in
stock. Lumber of all kinds on
hand.
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WOODWORKING C0., LTD.
Charlottetown, P. E. I.
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_Q _  __ , ‘q|ic,=,iion, blit looking back she saw ly happy to see it the,.e_ _ built in 1931 by the segkmw Ship-
__ Lec, with 3 hand under Lucy's cl- ‘.J,>cc1yn has 'B way of doing building Company The vessel was
` b0\\'. Pi10li\1§ her 00 ffll€,'th0se thingsy' she said, looking up operating for the Santa Cruz Oil
'oblc in the alcove, so she gave at him oompanm registered mn cg po,-1;-
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L as rather thankful to the
nc en, r p
things to normal again; she was
_‘_‘Dfes he blew his at-.ln horn?" Ithmlkful, too, for the sec'-usicn of
Notr..u;.hl H|rv.sachauIi'uur.’- - - tam fo h h rt was
_ mg °“t‘ she bm” in' - damaged the wireless and prevent
*iw* “Thai fuble'-'» taken!" But the “N°' - ' “°° °““° '° °°°i‘ “ ed u cull for uid. nockwuy Beach
party of six were laughing and‘ffhat~ ' , sam bodles were' being washed ,__
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- beating fast, and shc knew that her
___\ `chccl<s were flushed. The bewilder-
\/I   ment of what had passed, outside gum of fun in hm, eye_,_
_ :Jai f. .i ` ln the shadowy gardent, was still, ,Tn give you two days. he sam
S M I L E S" talking and “ming an °°g°"h""y “Jocelyn Upton es.1led‘mie'.1'ini shore from the burning ship. but
'md didn" hm- -'°°€IY“ med i° within the first quncr or sn hour the number or dead or injured was
reach °' chair' and mm °"‘k° “tor my meeting hor. . . ."‘ There unknown
 ___ _ __ _ claim, but they were before her._|wa5the1e,,_,¢_ mm of ,smug mms The Lake 351|-mfior-eg Lg a vessel _
 "'\"1_§'{' ff She still wanted to dispute the, now. d it mme her ,_bsm.d_ of 3/102 gms; f,0m,5g.e_ She was _~
533’
c,__ ____ it up ihcn and very b:id-1lunioured- “You could do it if you mem.. he
Y "~ ly ‘Vmt °ff with St' Ahh' answered. "Its just that you aren't
_ _“cy W ‘brave enough."
l id t fo it hel ed to bring ..n_I.m wining w adm” ,_hBt_
. ." she began.
“Will I let you 01'?" he finished
for her.
She colored brightly.
"Well, will you?" she asked. B
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_ _ chattering people, the miracle that to can you? old thing 01, _‘old
‘_ _._  had happcncd w.thing the last fif- helm.” _she asked
_ _   _ icon miriitss, seemed scarcely to M ,_Nem__er_ youu can me__nm, ..
-,  . "°“""“°‘ ‘“' "Ana in two days' time will y0“
" * "“ I Sli: had told one man that she u Lu .?,,
Snake! Mrs. Bunny asked her’ f ,, ' d had discover. Ca me ° ' ' cy '
.  ,_ -  ”;' upon her, uud, here, in this light- Wh that short ,Bush 0, ,vs_
hammers and saws. wrenches and husband for a new wa, ,Jr Christ d‘d not lov” mm' an "I’m going to 69.11 you Lucy right
planes - everything, in fact, re- mas. ,cd that she did love another. An- mw_ Listen: ,Lum ww you ,et me
quired for making repairs about the
Leopard: what did he say? iother, moreover, whom sho scsrce1y_ have ha" you brent plane? rve
‘mme and farm A" are nf the kind eSnake: That she had no busl know: who said such queen un .eaten au, m___e__ There; how did
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things spinning around her glrlish
58 shedding her old one' _voonvciiticlial things, that she was that sound?"
not quite sure how to t;ke anything She handed mm the mu beside
he said ' ' ' ' Enoug W se her plate, laughing and blushing to-
ther.
Her Jaw is set with purpose stern. head! What hiid tm-5 Strange, di1rk~ 8e,,B__eak it for me., he “_|d_ she
HH WCS WIN1 fire HN tilvwlnui eyed man meant by all that he had obeyed: gave mm one han, and put
right and left her elbows turn ._ ,
To aid her in he, going ‘ saio? It seemed dreani-like, unreal, the other han back on her plam
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'paws She jabs and losties one and all IOOIUIIE IJHCK at it now . . _ And He thanked her
  g mln ways she hadnt orter, . yet every note of his voice, as it “You me absm_d_,, she AMd_ “Yau
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lit stillness, echoed in her memory
Had he meant that he loved her?
o;v1`!_,'he have meant ani:»'t.'hing
else! There was nothing ln his face
to suggest that he would ever say
Questions were racills ©hY°\1Eh her
mind, confusing, tormentlng. She
‘tried to be safely conventional, but
it wasnw, easy, with ali that had
been said-and so much that had
;bc~en left unsald!-between them.
“I didi-ff, know that you knew the
Uptons so well,” she said.
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serious things _ flippallily - - ~
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‘What makes you think I l<Il0W have meant.
d ZII I b Y II_
wo n:ci<t|i)esa frcfzegugimzr. md s_°“nded‘ °“t mere' in me mom say these things so gravely. I dori't`
| ` kn .
ow whether you _mean them °1'
not. Or 'whether you are just . . .
fx?
asing." _
"Do I appear to be the teasing
e?" he demanded
yp _
“No. 'I'hat's what is so confus-
in
table, with puzzled eyes.
g.” she looked across the little
“And what are you unsure of?"
“0h, of _ . .almost everything
youve said. . . ." That came
breathlessly.
"You needn't be unsure," he said
owly. “Whatever I have said, I
M¢LE0D 3, BENTLEX w’._ ,, °__ I  ‘hem Wen?" he med' Them wus silence utter thai,
J. A. BENTLEY
W. F. BENTLEY. K. 0.
Barrister and Attorney-at~l.aw
Oiilee: 180 Richmond Street
MONEY T0 LOAN
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____ __ _“__ ____ _ A ..Wcll, Jooely'nEvcalle_;l you by ,mm he said:
l" ~ . if ' -' __ your flrstuv-\_1_1@. “_ _l’\1___-_______ -‘r suppose you were really eu-
. . ' __ Pct “‘““°? he P“t__m' an ' gaged to have supper with Ames.
Noticed lt, did you weremt you?"
Hubbyz. A fool and his money not °°“’__s_‘_’__I _;°t'i°°§u1;a§  She caught a quick breath.
r.i¢DONALD & Memos ";,;°°'1 »=='f=d- been “W ffl at Y . __ "Yu only that was days uso. or
B_ A_ ____ f°_Y- 9h»_J°h"- I‘°W “WF” H" known them for a little while. c0m,se_ smoe he had to so _ _ _ it
u goinq to give me for Chriftmas .,S h ve But that appears to
J. s Meoousru rr. if. lviernsiz presents? ` ° I “ ~ would not have been possible." she
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Barrister It Solicitors
Money in Loan
Charlottetown and Montana
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MONEY T0 LOAN
Cameron Block. Charlottetown, P.B.l.
D. EDGAR SHAW. K. C.
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Wills and Estates Settled.
Collection on Bills (special Dept.)
SAFE protection for all documents.
Charlottetown. P. E. l.
W, E, DARBY, |,1,_ B this year." -. .-_~..,=:f. J-~ ' ___  `_` "' _ Miss limi P. wood teacher ut
3,...-¢.¢,, ||¢|  wh 1' still yu. in. ' ' ‘ _ , ` , ' " f
Dalton guflalngfm stallments ojnthemcar I :tchagriged    _ Just In 3. Manner Of Speaking
s“mm°"‘d°» P- E' L far the car I _gold in part paymfmt _ V V ' WAC" y' - Y ' - - _ _,__ Y *_ , _ __-_ , _ ._. Q. _,__ _ _._ _ , I
MONEY ro LOAN of the car I‘ve got now?"»-Pass; .1 AM succkeb "' U}\¢‘ I 7 ‘ . ' /
___aus-2-i -tuetnumsurtr Show. rs POSITIVELY SHOCKED! FR|:,|;°_2: ,I / SAZAES  _ I MEAN MENTALI-7' _
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‘old thing! 'old top,' or even merely
-_'Jim'-yet. . . ."
be that Joselyn Upton would csii answered
‘the modern spirit., You must re- .. Ra ond MacKenzie_
_ member that you me quite behind in £133; been pmsjble “Lu°Y." he said deliberately. "Do gg” I (_nm1m,)_1_ Katmem
Q the times." nwhy mm.. the question mme on YW fully think that it I" pmelywby li/l‘a:\R.ae; 2. Reggie White; 3. An-
_  "rm mt." sh.. protested. “You B q,,,,,e,._ cllglce  here bo-nicht? dm, Cha,m,,_
.___ _ _ `_,_.i_~\ tliini._:_ that because ot’ my dress. "Because I should not have let it Y ° _To B ____°_____m___d_ Perfect Attendance - Andrew
- _ he possibly- he told her calmly. °
‘No, I dont. I think it because "oh _ _ _ but I hm rammed rude Chaisson, Raymond Mac-
you haven't called me ‘old bean,' h|m__ _ _ _». P ' Kmzm 1-_,ou Rem Gegrge pawm
"And I had Promised myself."
“What . . . what had you prom
- I She 1°“Bh°d- iseu y<»m-self?" she asked
. _TL Less than fifteen minutes ago ...That Wu “mud mv; su
_ _ ~ ._`\_.`-. ... L77, when she was doing that most diffl- Wm, met. he ‘mwered 
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Hun D___c__ Wane w___ ____ cult a_ all things to do, telling a so “_ would have been hard to de_
- 9" "' muh who loved that she difirrt --W
“W omc” ° P"°'"° Bmw* grhtagliiesgkcriotsir:D:<?u?nd. and never could love him. she had glliienwhmz. gmmmtz J: to be V  D' S his recent serikous illness'
I fm that Ii' W°“1d b° mn? 33'” 5°' to myselit". 1 at mme ' I Mrs. George A. Wood Rollo Bay
fm’ sh” °°“m fed uk’ 1°“9h”’5 “How do you know thaw' I ` Wert. was a recent visitor to char-
_________ again Yet such was the potent .Exam n Wu mme dl” __ __ lmwtown when her bmther Mn
mage or all 'hut had happened mm ,Mn A week ‘I Ed,” mane” ,A Bmously 1,,
“We really should get a new car "““°"' that he” sh” W” utterly "Mille WM made nearly .three L I N I M E 
~y n°° m sm msuomoo, caur., Dec. _
21-(By The Canadian Press)-
<°°““°“°‘” heartlem ..o; sin new msyu :°”°°M 5:1, ,U ,L mm ,,,:,;" .5
»-I ”y_ old 1-‘hmm mu km-,w_ rv, not thlt. But hill  I-hill  od bod,” wmubhns wut” “ho” "4
an ide.. that the table stands bang who Md 01° WW to 'Nr F01' H110 mm ,_ mm which ,xpmded ,wo .\ . -_ I,
lu u draught. one or the whist- mu ever had b¢f°r¢»iu»timn¢1lmz'mu” on ms ,,°,,,,_ .nm mm M  ,Q/;, '- .
line draught# that fray-1 your Jolly her to he happy m urls new-' "°`|the vessel was not known. It wus if  i \ 5
old en-s su uiohg thvedges .  wilderius. dmllne vw- Shu could am ,A M 9,, nk wh \
Jocelyn huuea on him aim-piyuno mm dwell uwn moody. vain mm,:”°w“'°dm° Mmm °"“,,_ ,
“Dom be sn utter idiot. Pei-ry.'h¢ ww time vvwitl her. looking md mm. m on ¢,,,,,,,,_
' ' ' 0" ° “gm lu” tm' ”‘°’° at he' Wm’ uw” dnt’ umudwh 'me Lake Miraflora was form-
ism' such “ draught 3°m3' ° - ° eyes °' ms' mm " N” an help erly an oil tanker. converted lritc a , ,
C°m° “]°”g' ‘”’""""'hI° W 15* giving up an M hem” w an ny' sardlno reduction vessel. Her own
smiling again. “and utter supper °f f-he ‘““- *nd ‘° -“I” “Wh” “ ei- stanley 1-xiuier. or oakland. was 7 .'
1'll teach you to five-stein -  Sh” “mf n ti mpting to get in communion- ‘
But even as She =l>°k@. ll party of "°"» ”“° I °“”d°`°' m" °"“°'  with the vessel, which out-neo s
six have 1|; sight and bo,-e down line. It wouldn't be in the picture. 8 “dm
PIIOM 341- upon that one vacant table in no “wfuf U I ‘mu “p°“°y°u f°`m°" Marine Officials said it was prob-
°°f*“1“ mann” ’°W' ‘”“°“ ’°“ “’° I” “ °"°"yd°” able if the vessel was the Luke
land, Ore.
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Rollo Bay and Vicinity
Messrs J. D. Chalsson and Ber-
nard MhcDonald, Bear River South
were visitors tg Selkirk Sunday.
Tile many friends of Mrs. Dim
Maclsaac regret to learn of her
seriousness illness and hope for
her recovery. '
»'I’hs death occurred at Bear
River South. Friday December 4th |
of Mrs. Alexandes Burke, aged-
eighty. Deceased had been enjoy-
ing her usual good health and pass
ed sway altm an illness of one
week. She was visited during her
illness by her pastor Rev. A. L.
Blnnot and died fortified by the
last; rites of the Church. She leav-
es to mourn three daughters and
four sons. The funeral took place
Saturday from her lats residence
to St. Alexis Church. The pall bear-
ers were Mlessrs Peter Chalsson.
Daniel Fisher, John F. Chaisson,
James J. Chatsson, John H. Mac-
Kinnon, Daniel F. Mooney-Hearse
driver, Joseph Miaclsaac. May her
aoul_ rest in peace.
Mr. R. Elmer Peters, Rollo Bay
East was arecent visitor to Bear
River.
Mr. and Mrs. Fedalis Paquet and
family have retumed tg Sourls to
reside, utter- spending the `.pu_-.t
year in Rollo Bay Centre.
Mr. John J. Mao‘Donald,' Lltt1c_
Pond, was in Sourls recently on
a business trip.
Mr. Len Johnson, Fortune
weeks ago."
"Oh," she said rouridly, in aston-
ishment. “But we _didn't know each
other then. .We’d only met in the
He looked at her straightly.
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Headquarters  
Carter's Book and Toy Stores
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and most up-to-date stocks of Xmas Gifts oth
useful and ornamental.
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` Hundreds of Books by Popular Authors, Books
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for Girls and Boys, Picture Books for the little _
ones. Bibles, Prayer Books, Hymn Books, The
New Hymnary for the United Church, The Pres-
iyterian Book of Praise, a splendid stock of
Catholic Prayer Books, Fancy Stationery (in
boxes), Waicrmalfs Fountain Pens, Pencils and
a greai range of Blank Books, Office and Pocket
Diaries for 1932, The Poets Gift Books, Christ-
of ‘
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TOY LAND
(open every evening).
, _ Lzmsted
Ei _Carter dnd Company 
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Up-Stairs where Santa Claus Presides, easy -to get there, and worth _
going to see. An immense range of Toys, Dolls, Games, Mechanical Toys, » \
(newest inventions) 5, 10, 15 and 25 ccnt counters, but come and see. 
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Bridge was among the recent visi-
tors to Souris.
Mir. John C. MacDonald, Sourls
Dist, was a visitor to Rollo Bay.
Monday the guest of Mr. Joseph,
MacR.ae.
The following is the standing of
the pupils of Rollo Bay West school
for the month of November:
Grade X-1. Francis White.
Grade IX-l. Flare. Paton; 2.
Andrew Paton; 3. Sterling Reid.
Grade VII-1. Martha Reid; 2.
Beqsle Wood 3. Margaret White.
Grade v-1. John Patou; 2. clif-
ford Bryanton; 3. John Chalsscm.
Grade IV-1. Helen White; 2.
Annette, White; 3. Leona Chslsson.
Grade II (Senior)-1. Lois Reid;
Grade II (Junior)-l. George
stan. '
Grade I (Senior)-1. Wendnll
Chalssori. Kathleen MacRae, Gert-
Martha R/eid, Clara Paton, Andrew
Paton-Teacher Louis B. Gallant. I
The many friends of Mr. Reg-
inald D. outriu, Rollo Buy west,
are glad to see him out again miter
Preference To
Help_ Exporter
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(Canadian Press) _
HALIFAX, N. S., Dec. 20.-Great
opportunities for the Canadian ex-
porter in certain provisions of the
British Abnormal Importations Act
are seen by V. E. Duclos, assistant
Canadian Trade Commissioner to
Great Britain, who has .been ap-
pointed commissloner at Hong
Kong. Mr. Duclos, who arrived on
the Montcalm yesterday, said Can-
adians would .find a big advantage
especially in manufactured silk. An
“abnormal” duty of 50 per cent. had
been added to a 33 1-3 per cent
safeguarding duty. Countries out-
side the Empire therefore were fac-
ed with an 83 1-3 per cent hurdle,
whereas Canada and other domin-
lons not only had complete prefer-
ence, under the new duty but s one-
third preference under the safe-
guarding duty, the total protection,
as affecting the dominions being
therefore 22 5-9 per cent.
"German and other continental
silks formerly held a big place in
the British market, but with this
competition practically eliminated, a
great opportunity is presented to
Canada, said the commissioner.
Howe Bay spent the week-end at
her home in Rollo Bay.
Friends of Mr. Joseph Mower-
msc, Souris regret to learn that
he has entered the City Hospital.
Kraft paper and leather gauntlet!
were other articles likely to find I
good market in Britain, he said. (
Standard Trust
Suspends Business
CLEVELAND, Ohio, Deo 21-(B1
The Canadian Press)-Director; of
the Standard Trust Bank announ-
ced late list night they have asked
the State Banking Department to
take over the institution for liqui-
dation as a protective measure in
behalf oi depositors.
The Standard which will not open
for business tomorrow had deposits
totalling approximately $14,000,000.
CANADIAN PACIFIC
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I'|0II0lUI.U  AUSTRALIA
NEWZEALAND
From SAINT JOHN
(Sailing From Halifax Day
Following)
GLASGOW - BELFAST -
LIVERPOOL
Dec.23  Moutcalrs
Deo. 31°  Montclars
Jan. s ............ Duchess oi Yuri
Jan. 15° .................... Mcllta
Jan. 22 ................. lvfnutollm
Jan. 29°  itfoatolsrl
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' Saint John. N. B. _
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DRESSED POULTRY
We will be buying dressed Chicken and Fowl
throughout the season. Any quantity. Paying mp'
market prices.
We will also require a quantity Turkey’s, Geese and
Ducks. These for shipment not later than Dccem her
10th. 
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