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. V ' WORKS AND lllGBWAYb
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Car owners are hereby* warned thai
l the ice on many of the haya. har-
'boiirs and rivers of the Province l
 unsafe for Motor Vehicles; and as thi
'Spring approaches the danger wil
lhe increasing. The recent mile
'fweather and the undercurrents havi
'worn the ice thin in many places
t tespeciaily on the East and West Riv-
Yers. Reports of cars breaking
lthrough the ice with narrow escapei
from drowhing have already come
to this office; so both car-driven
:and passengers are advised io he
cautious. if they must use thc ice,
and thus avoid any fatality.
L. B. McMil.LAN.
Deputy Minister of Public Works.
Charlottetown, P. E. I..
; > February 15th, 1929.
Annual
",_General Meeting
.5
` The General Meeting of tho Share-_
_holders of Silver Sheen Foxes Ltd.,
'will bo held in the Board of Trade
fltooms. Charlottetown, at 4 p. ni. ou
(Wednesday the ilth day of March
1929, for the reception ot the Annual
glicport, the electian of Directors, etc.
__ By order of the Board.
‘ it. W. HANNLNG,
; Acting Secretary.
. 4407-2-18-141.
f Property for Sale
_._
, At Alberton South, near wharf, two
twarehouses and two lot of land suit-
lable for coal, lumbi; or produce
business.
_ 100 acresrof wood and lumber land
‘ in Lot 10, . E. 1. situated about two
i miles from West Devon Station.
l Dwelling and one acre lot of land
` half mile from New Zealand Station.
. The above properties will be sold at
,reasonable prices for either cash or
_ part terms. Apply to
g ELMER E. Sl-IABBELI.,
*t _ Portage, P. E. I.
.21-121.
or Sale or Rent
itlon. Conveniently ,situated within
retwo minutes walk to Depot and Gen-
`eral Store. An ideal chance to open.
'Garage in connection with Hotel.
Main thoroughfare passes door. 10
room house, barn 20 x 40. Dairy 12x18
,Buildings in good repair. 12 acres
gland, 7 clear, balance in wood. Good
whence for right party. Easy terms.
fappiy to
~ ELMEB E. SHARBELL,
' _ Portage, P. E. I.
£21-1r:._
`~'At_ New Haven, registered Clydesdale
trillion. “Maritime Prince" together
with' so ian pigs, iz um-ses, ana einer
_stoclr to be sold March 6th at 1.30
;o’clocir. -
S. H. COLWILL
, J. A. MMDONALD,
*f Auctioneer.
, 4587-2-27-Zi.
E My Hotel Property at Portage Sta-
sv
Physicians, lawyers, sheen,
puhlio :onlime and all who sub-
Xorfmnithrnot strain and brita-
tioa find Buolalafl lllxtnn e
price!-a blessing. ldlef ie in-
stant and poaidve. 'A sip night
Andnsoroing for thruatand shut
health--and inauranao against
dpldamla Cohi. Colllhl, Bron-
ahltil. “Flu” and Puliimoliia.
Jonny "Bu¢klq‘a" atauydrux
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W. K. Bailey, Limited.
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V a single stopover It
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China sent. more than 10,000,000
pounds of frozen eggs to this coun-
try last. year.
-£L0llLJ§S*-
GABBY GERTIE
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ibe sold reasonable. Apply to
L - G.  WALKER, - Q $
St. Peters, P. E. Island. \ ,V {
4530-2-zawm; ‘f '
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'F00 SALE 'H ~~i~
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~ l offer for sais my farm of 100 '
-acres on Braclrlcy folnt Road, 9%
»miles from Charlottetown, 4% from
Braclrley Siding on improved High-
-way. Handy churches, school and
store. This farm is all clear with ll-
never failing stream running through
it and with up to date buildings.
'Apply
H. P. CUDMORE.
_ - Brackley Point.
”rii|i for slit 1
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Lot 51 the
Walsh, Z0
covered
soft wood.
oiler or for fur-
I Mlliflll,
Clmrlottotowll.
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She: Won't it be too cold to ali
out In the night?
He: We’ll be under the cover
of darkness, dear.
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Diner: 'Will those pancakes bs
long, walter?
Walter: No, air, they'll be round
before long.
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Min Mouse: How wonderful
Willie Mouse is to have gnawsd a
heart in that piles of cheese and
sent It to me for a valentine!
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'rin-: sroha'
The following morning. as the east
grayed. the men started for the
neighboring muskeg in search of the
early feeding- caribou. with Shot,
whose rigid war t1'i»‘.ir.liig to absolute
silence and obedience made it pos-
sible to take him on a'-still haikt,
which was out of the question h
the yelpirig and uncontrollable hus-
lries Garth waited on the edge of s
barren for the light.
"Smell something, Shot?" he asked
the dog, who stood beside him in tho
spruce shrub, dilatim; his nostrils as
he sniffed me keen air. as 'yet the
dusk hung over the white barren in a
gray blur. If the hue-coated deer of
the north were out there scraping
with round-toad hoofs the snow from
the moss, the the light would soon be-
tray them. Trembling with excite-
ment, for the great aircdale had ser-
ved hls novltlate the winter previous
on the Raft, and knew for what they
waited, Shot, tested the air. The man
whose mlttened hand rested on the
shaggy back beside him wondered, as
the two crouched waiting for the day-
light, if to the memory of his dog
returned the ghosts of similar watch-
es in Flemish shellholes and 1lstlenl1’\B
posts. As his eyes strained to pierce
the graylng blanket; which shrouded
the muskeg, Guthrie found himself
tracing the paropets oi imagined
trenches-listening for suspicious
sounds. Then the first light filtered
over the barren, and he searched for
the gray-blue shapes against the
snow. .
Suddenly the dog at his side stif-
fened on his toes, his iron dorsal mus-
cles set, and the tremor which swept
the shaggy body, with the suppressed
whine, signaled the taint in the air.
Steady, Shot!" -
The trained war dog crouched mute
-athriil with the scent of game iii
his nostrils. Gradually the exploring
eyes of the hunter made out dim
shapes, a. long rifle shot distant. Slow-
ly, with his dog at his, heels, Garth
circled the barren up-wind under
cover of the scrub, until he had an
easy shot at two cows and a bull.
Steady, Shot!" he whispered, and
took careful aim. At; the flash of the
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no1viiN1oN or canons V
i»noviNci~: or rumor: i-:nwann
isnaun
IN THE PROBATE COURT
19th George V., A. D., 1929
In Re Estate of Margaret A. Mac-
Leod late of Charlottetown in Qnoen’l
County in the said Province and of
Fredericton in New Brunswick.
deceased, testate.
By the Honourable Harold Leonard
Palmer, Acting Surrogate Judge of
Provatc, doc., &.c.,
To the Sheriff of the County of
Queen's County or any Constable or
literate person within said County.
G REETING t
WHEREAS Upon reading the peti-
tion on file of William E. Bentley of
Charlottetown aforesaid, Barrister, the
Executor of the above named Estate,
praying that a. citation may he issued
for the purpose hereinafter set forth;
You are therefore hereby required in
cite all persons interested ln the slid
Estate to be and appear before me at
a Probate Court to be held In the
Court House in Charlottetown in
Quecn‘s County, in the said Province.
on Thursday the fourteenth day of
March next, coming. at the hour of
eleven o'clock forenoon of the same
day to shew cause if any they can
why the Accounts of the said Estate
should not be passed and the estate
closed as prayed for in said petition
and on motion of J. A. Bentley, Esc..
Proctor for said Petitioner. And I do
hereby order that a true copy hereof
be forthwith published in some news-
paper published in Prince Edward
Island, once‘ln each week for at least
four consecutive weeks from the dats
hereof and that a true copy hereof be
forthwith ported in the following
public places respectively, namely, in
the hall of the Court House in Char-
lottetown aforesaid, at or near the
City Weigh Scales and at or near the
Bank of Nova Scotla` both in Char-
lottetown aforesaid so that ell per-
sons lnterested in the said Estate ll
aforesaid may have due notice thereof.
(L. S.) . .
GIVEN under my Band and
the Seal of the said Court this
31st day ni January A. D.. lm
and ln the 19th year oi lil
Maiesifs reign.
(Sill) ll. L. PALMII,
Acting Judge el Prohlte.
4359-2-8-18-20-Tl. .
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4-AtMt.Byln,Farl|i
sooditaieof eoltlvs
feaces.ailevorf
tliraughtlie
Ovelllagiiolns
Pair. lnliails
eharoghlfear to_
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few feet into the wind and crumpled
on the mow. As the bewildered cows
circled up~wlnd, Guthrie fired again.
A hurt cow plunged forward, seeking
the scrub edging the barren, and
reaching lt, disapizared.
“oo get 'em, suotif’ Like a wrsltu
the airedaie crossed* the barren in
pursuit, as Guthrie followed; upbrald-
ing himself for his poor shooting. A
hundred yards inside the scrub he
found' the caribou pulled down and
dispatched by the dog.
fnepieemg his rms in its sku. me
and resting it against a spruce, Garth
was hastily dressing out the meat no-
fors the hide froze, while Shot sir-
plored the game trails of the vicinity
when a low 'laugh sounded behind
him. Looking up. he saw, watching
him, the Ojlbwa, Joo Mokoman, who
called himself the father of Ninda.
Guthrie casually rose to his feet.
skinning knife in hand, a.s.he meas-
ured the slnst/er face of the man who
faced him, fingering the action of his
gun, It was clear from the glint in
the small eyes that the Ojibws still
nursed the memory of his expulsion
from the trade-house. How for would
he dare go? Garth asked himself,
"Bo-jo'l The caribou are fat this
year." he said coolly, moving toward
the Indian. But the Ojlbws. pointed
the muzzle of his rifle at Ciartifs
chest as he stepped forward.
"You move, I shoot!"
The threat of the despised' Indian
deeply flicked the pride of the Cana-
dian veteran but he was helpless. It
was _ inconceivable that Mokoman
meant to wreak personal vengence
of such a nature on a Hudson's Bay
factor-shoot him in cold blood.Yeo
what was he after, then?
With a. great show of rage and sin-
prlse, Garth burst out with: “What
d'you mean by throwing a gun on
me? You know what you’ll get for
i;l-iis What d'you want?"
The Ojibwa leered. "You tak' de
woman. You kick Joe Mokoinan. W‘at
you do wld' ds woman?"
_"She is dead,” said Garth, quietly.
You geeve Joe Mokoman inooch
debt?" The face of the speaker knot-
ted with hate of the man who was
nieasurlng tho distance which seperat-
ed them and-wondering.
“What~ do you want-how much
trade goods?" temporized the white
msn as he covertly edged a foot for-
ward in the snow.
“You geeve sled-load; flour, tae..
blanket, gun?" The face of the In-
dian lighted with the thought of the
spoil which awaited him at the post.
"You want a four-dog sled-load?
Garth scratched his knotted forehead,
as if debating the value of the goods.
It was twenty feet.-he couldn’t make
it. I-Io must get nearer, somehow, he
thought.
The Indian nodded. “Four-dog team
-flour, blanket, all de-” With Q
quick movement he brought the gun
to his shoulder as the white man slid
a moccasln neorer.“'Bekal stop!" he
cried, his swart face Pilfple with rage.
“You move, I keel youl’ '
It was no use. There was no chance
of getting close enough for a lunge.
Garth changed his tactics as the evil
eyes of the other narrowly watched
him. Turning his back, Guthrie calm-
ly proceeded to finish the dressing of
the caribou. ~ A
For a space the Ojibwa stood hold-
ing the gun on the back of the white
man, his face picturing amazement-
or/d doubt. Then he said: "You goeve
me dis stuff?"
"Surereplied the man, busy with his
knife, as he mentally groped for a
wsy out of his predicament-puzzled
ss to whether the Indian would shoot
if he rushed him.
CONTINUED
Urges Calendar
Of 13 Months
TOR.ON'I`0.'Feb. 25-Adoptiono
s new calendar of thirteen monti
or twenty-eight days each was ii-
vocatsd by Meredith N. Stiles in r '
address Qefors the Toronto. Oboril
of the Canadian Society of Cost A
oountants hers last night. The |pen‘
er outlined at length the advo
(ups oi' the proposed system as cor
pared with the present. ri-pm 1
economic point of view, ho oonteii
ed. ltwould\boaboon tabular
men and statlaticiane. From a pe
sonal point of view, it would sr.
the mental and physical energy noi
expended in consulting the caltndsi
The plan is to divide the year into
thirteen equal months of exactly
four weeks' each. This would leer
Old dl! OVC! “il two
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Nerve Strain '
If a inan‘s work is begin-
ning to :ell on his nerves he
should take a cup of FRY'S
at night . . . it is soothing
to the nerves and induces
reaéul sleep.
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V “Nerves of Steel”
Men who have to control intricate, and co§t1y
machinery . . . men who have to work with
hand and brain . . _ necd_ food that gives
both staying power _-and nerve tone. They
get both in rich abundance in FRY’S, the
Cocoa of delicious flavour.
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found some .favor among European months of thirty days and one month tentatively named Sol. ingseaéli-,‘;0::;.'?,2“:°r§hn :o:°‘F$|,
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