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‘AUCTION SALE
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CLEARANCE AUCTION SALE
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lsrrning implements on May 5th, at
l o’clock. My taml consists of 131
acres. good buildings in extra goo
condition. together with all registere
Ayrshire and _Pol Angus cattle. For;
full particulars apply on the premises*
lf stormy first line day following. ‘
_ GEORGE clwwvs I
Cornwall
At Comwall of stock, crop and
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The Annual Meeting of The Prince `
Edward Island Provincial Ride Assoc-
iation will be held in the Board of i
Trade Rooms (Market Building). l
Friday, Znd May at 7.30 P. M. `
Full attendance is requested. 
H. M. DAVISON, V. D., LIEUT.-COL. _
rresldehtj _
CHAS. LBIGII. V. D.. LIEUT.-C0
Secretary.
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POTATOES TURNIPS' ‘
CABBAGE BEETS f
cAlmoTs PARSNIPS
Highest price paid for good
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' J. LESTER DOUGLAS
A 39 Queen St.
Charlottetown, P. E. I.
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Old Stager! l hear you have the
part representing young Giddyboy
open In your new play. l hope l’m
not too late for the place?
Manager: Sorry. but you look
about lorty years too late. -
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Money to Loan.
l'lll'lcea-Charlottetown and Montagnl
Mark R. McGuig°an,
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Cameron Block. Charlottetown. r.3.|.
McLeod & Bentley
' .l. A. BENTLEY
W. B. BENTLEY, K. (L
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0Ulee: |80 Richmond Street
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McDonald & McPhee
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It Great (learn Street
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Dr.'D. T. Waye
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If lklllbld ltreet
oarrraun ehmtia
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“Smith la too rich to go to the
first act of the play."
“And Subhufbs ls too prfr to
stay lor the last act."
wise Mn.'rl.v
“\'_'l'l you walk Into my parlor?"
Said Misa Spider to the Hy.
“Not I.” his fiyehlp answered
As he wlnksd his other eye.
“For your dlnky so-called parlor-
Well. It lan’t in my line.
It'a nothing but a dining` room;
So none of it for mine."
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_ in | 3,7;-3-,eq-_,eww-3 The Third Warning   -
1 i-\‘: mn u-atlnn-ity.cu'rl- - ` s. ~ ' '
:‘-wc: cua'a”Faru or eu AM; Lgvgs -' 1 I r . _
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ll _ - iron vllvlee. nehésaallrrtladoao. _-1.1-----_ - ~ -
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, ` ~`-  ~ nnlsuasw-saw sv ww ul for lcoutlnuedl lh the rhruhoery. end rhsd a me f ‘ - ` -
‘C-5)  "““"‘“°" °‘"'°* ' " I 'spread oi lawn to cove. At~t.he svvt '
_ - ' _ _ _ . ' __ __ whore he had dived lu. I stopped w'
  - ` ' ' ' 1 "L'°°k mm’ M°m°"‘ I 'md' mrlllslen. There was not a-sound of him-l
two hills I wvlff- so tonlzht- If* °‘°" x pushed mm the bushes makin; ss’
wmehodyh ot to look alter you-" ' ' f -' |
_ H B md" h little noise as posallle, thinking ui
Y°“ wk " if I we" 5 ' 5 ° much of the occupants oi the Mensa,
"°Vu°d hwy' ls, the intruder whosrblood I thirs-I
“Y” _Put y°“ m'gh" Med °'d“°e"| ted for. But he had got clear away by E
°" help' _ _ some path known out to himself. At
"And you may be cel-tam I wontl length in damn” X “ve “_ “p_ .mel
Ro to Mr. Seymore for it." she declar-i mm hu hem wo-dw” for m°|'“d' |
fd- l hrd uuderesuruma the length of-
“Promlse me you‘ll wire if you need th” hw-“_ - - _ - - '
'“°' ru °`°m° "mm N°"th 5" °“°°‘" l “What the deuoe was he doin!
"I know you will." she snld softly.‘ me__e?,, Th” Wu me nr” question I
‘-I`d give anything to come with you: asked myself u I‘su_°u°d_b“k In my
just to get away from it all. I’ve hed; count He may hue- been Mmm;
the dreadful feeling something wss_ watch on the  "or on say
“mg "° happen mr weeks and week” more." I reflected. "‘0r on me!" Yes.
And now I can't help thlnkmg it has' md who me dence Wu he? It surely
come Ronny, tell me. do you think Vi WMM' seymodt mmsau' who hm cut
“sm t° 'sk the p°1;°° to ml? U dm back on his tracks tow/atch Marget 
d°°5m' “Tue ‘°°"?" I and me. and ii-possible, to ovorhoarl
I dellbereted the point well. if Shawl our Mk., or was `t_I W-,ppm on me 6
had "my "°“°“ “me” ‘li fe" °’ “`““ I rood ss the thought flashed to me-'
ill-gotten gains to warn the police was* Wu it Shaw himself? __
to stir up o lot oi mud and drew' I mt WSW’ Und-_hu upon we “_ _
much odious publicity on herself.1luuan_ ML sm” had,” mlm He Wu'
Snupshotters from the picture papers hmm wmwhete m me “elm
g ty.
would route the place out ln a jli'fy.| .mere W” some deep purpose behmdl
No. the police were out of question. l ms premise of going on Lo Lwe,.p°o}_
"I have a better ldcn than that." It The honiblq summon cwséed m‘y '
‘ "md"  Shaw pr°b“bly h”“"' "lf mind that Msrzet knew all about it.
,ten you for some good reason. Sf'.~lA md’ to “ck up her um", md db
me ° mr' t°m°"°w mem' °r hm- celved even mc: but I put that ides
thing the following mornlng li you from my mind mm sc0m_ U the “_
I dont hear, and Yll put ll man on the guns I saw on me lawn was shun
I 1°” ‘mm L°“d°“' Give me ° note Ml then I was satisfied that Marget knew
the name of Mr. Sha\v’s old friend' nothing about W
in Liverpool, an this men of mine A8 I dumped Jem” excellent sup_
will dig him out by hook or crook, and per I turned the mum, our hom.
Wm rem" m me M' °“°° U ym" every point ol view. By the time I was;
rather is eu right. Thai do?" A I _.my m set out mr SL End” and]
"A "h°“5°“d mmks' R°““y'" md' had Bot the car round and Put my
Marget later us we said 'good night. sumase on me mn beside me' I would
"°“ "° been " ¢°°“ ¥"“' ~ have stoked my lost isrthlhg that r
. "G°°°‘ ‘“°“- °1d W1' Keel’ l'°“'° hhd hlt upon at least one hard not
Sl>i'llS lm- 1`ll be ballk D€\‘hlD5 5°°“°"i about the Reverend Duncan 8haw's
than you think!" And I turned in the 1 sudden depu_tu"_
darkness and made down the long I remembemd Ju" in um’ th” I
§”d°" Pm* “’ th* Fm' was to have dined with 'smith or
l 1° W” h"H_w°y d°w“ this path that Black Edge the following evening, so I
- ‘ "Used ‘° ‘“““' My e” md °°“‘“°i wl-ole s how or tpology and serlooled
_ the sound of s footstep andthe crack-| B une umm Jesu to hue it dem
ling-o£otwi¢.Iweaahouttogaaaoa.|w.edum°n“p°mb1,_ _
and put it down tn a prowiing dog.or Lum” W st md” w “wh me
something of the sort; but with themondon Hmm” in an unple-“am
rigorous days I had just lived throughl name or mmd_ The more I thought of
'_ some subconscious (acuity was alert that “sure on me hwny and Mia”
l Within me' The nm” W” mt “Y unprotected in the Manse,`the `mo're
Y "’“"°d' _ upset! felt. Whether it wa"s Shaw or
l M”5°l md °1°’°d tm mm” d°°r‘ I not I httedthe ldes of leaving her
* and all was quiet in the Manse. At the M the _,ew time whefn She needed th.
3”” “ f“""‘y 'wk me’ “nd I °l"°“°d it support of ll friend. I -parked the oar
land gave lt h loud hong. as Li I had , M s mm wuz' md lumped my
gone down the road. Then I stepped| .
_ suitcase over to the station. There was
thlough the shrubbery and walled. A good hut hour mm” my tum’ md
l W” ‘L “‘°"°‘y “ "°”‘“‘“‘“°‘““ ‘”‘° II I strolled mel: to the hotel for u good
lllad heard. or were my subconscious lug-G whisky md was wmch mmm
faculties right, aiwr ali? From where Md number on-the jmimey Tau”
I cwuched “mid tm busha* I hm " my drink to a corner oi the amolclng
\-Lew of the lawn in front and the mom I chewed m°.°m_m at my-ph*
°';": ‘;°“°.' ".:;°:' wh-» --6 I --» -°~.»-I-M 
ery an re s go ng e u -
'dsry wall. Two shafts of yellow light 6);: “guild get WT; mei: 'D atm);
[played into the durlmesr from Mr “ h °ir"` °" '° "' °° ' .°°
, _ .
*shows study which 1 hed just left. "°° t° th_mk°' 1” mm! num' f°h"'_'
l ' had she no relative she could go to-
Notlllng stirred. First one besm of no msnds in ..mmbw_'_h7 If the worn
light and then the other was shut oif, on-M to the worm I could hw! “km
"W" I "’°“ ‘° b' M“"‘°° °’ Km’ her to london with me md sheeould
lpulmg dw" th' bun” I W” “mu” have stayed with a sort of"ma.lden
w mm ‘my md “wk” 1°' me nu aunt of mine at Streatham. My ey*-‘
again, when there was quite a dis- wmdered to . mlmme mx in the
'fmt “_°°° °’ :°""Wm5 twig' The corridor. 'There were such things ss
lawn was now n darkness. but I was trunk cm; 1 jumped to my feet-
just able to dlsoom the figure of a -
msn cautiously emerge from the ‘wa N continued) _ _
bushes. l-ie paused on the edge of the
F   Like a leavin: rabbit he WIS Me* multi me all f.hol_`¢lullrul hurrlhg
----_-----_------__-_land uid 'devoted can of a wife and
iemliy ootfld do was done to bring
T€l1d€fS FOI' him heel: lo hedlth. but ood vuled
otherwise' the lamp oi life fllokerod
'rhe one of the vletoris notel with Carta e 1°,”  |¢,,,,_ ,M ,|m,,,¢ “fog
2:32: "“"?’“~ "°° *’“"'“°¢ |°* g .those hear- md our realised lt. his
' .. _ soul had miehorhemqoa. lie was
sepT:rea’:el;“;rm¢:|”|::,: 5`:,‘lI.¢¢:=,:‘|’x| Tenders will be received at the frequently visited in his lllnm by his
k I office of the City Clerk up to noon on seldom; passer futher Jo A me
price will be given for gulc sale. i . ll!! - '
Apply io S**"°"» M” W- '°' °‘-’“°¢ “W oohald, who mmlhumee the lest
 
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LT. COL D A. MAGKINNON
|_¢“|“|_,"_ the City aarreyor form ei tender-to die was but to mount "tht INN
gravel alnl other materlah from lall
“yn” .0 0", "M “ ,uw oonsoilng rims oftheoatholioohureh
'ann of “hu ph” ‘“|‘|““‘ by Till!! f0l'§lfl0G llld  , W
be had at the oilloa oi the City Clerk. world'a eltlr stairs. that alma ihrouah
The lowest or any tender not noon- ‘¢-“mg up' go qw "
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Head of the famozls/1 cademie Sciennjjque de Beauté of Pa,-is
tells Why he advocates twice-a-day
use ‘ of Pallnolive
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"These vegetable oils in Palnwlive
Soap keep the surface cohwur clear
and free from irritation, and they
leave the texture ofthe skin smooth
and fresh. ” '
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“YOU anno: build s beautiful com-
plexion on the foundation of a pore-
Gty, of Paris. "Thar is a simple truth
which so many women forget. _When the
skin loses its natural freshness and viral-
ity, they ily to the use of cosmetics. The
resulc`is then disastrous. ‘Cleanse the
pores iirsc,` I tell my clients. '
"Pallnolive is the only soap according
with my methods, and I always recom-
mend ic for home use. It gives a very
line, silky lathe: which gels right down
into every tiny pore and sweeps away the
accumulation of dust and rouge and
__ powder which chokes the skin. The
massage with Palmolive twice a day has
_ _` H glimple of lbs lyfvimlly French in/sriar of
" ' Mdwiisllr 645': Minn in Patil. T/:ir .r/lnu'| bgggmg 1 gggulgr Pg" gf my (gm-5g,"
the romrr uf 'one of I/JI wailing mom.
_ _ _ _ ’ Head of the Aazdnnie Srienhfiqur
Monsieur Gay is, as you probably
” know, directing head of the Academic
Sciemiflque de Beauré in Paris.
h mo  
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clogged skin," says Monsieur Georges
S0ap A
Mo/mem Georges Gly, bud of the Ac.:/fem;
Srimii/iglu de Bull! dr Pail.
Olive and palm oils in soap, as Georges
Gay explains, cleanse the skin of dan-
gerous impurities without irrimion, whil-
our causing coarse pores or other unu-
tractive blemishes. They have been used
since the time of Cleopatra. ln Piimolivo
they are so blended that no arziiicial col-
oring is needed. The soap is pure. it
requires no heavy peréumes to mask un-
desirable fat odors.- t is ideal for buh
as well as face. And it costs no more :hm
ordinary soaps, you know.
Consult _your own expert
Your own expert, whom you consult
regularly, undoubtedly agrees wilh Mon-
sieur Gay. A moral of 19,813 beluly ex-
perts advise Palmolive. Theirs is the only
authoritative advice. Be guided by their
choice. Use Palmolive, the worlds fa-
vorite beauty soap, in this 2-minute
treatment.
i Massage' a larher of Palmollve Soap
and warm water into the pores with both
hands. Rinse with warm water, then with
cold. Thats ali. Yet millions of women
End iz the easiest and best way of keeping
skin lovely.
Never has there been such a widespread Professional
endorsement of any product. Palmolive is recom- _
mended by 19,813 of the worldkr leading expoff-S-
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lawn. - - ' . - sud Margaret, who now mourn for a Boston. ' l Bulnmerslde: Mr. and Mrs. Amble Mass.: Miss
But I did not pause. I saw that my Mr. .mlm 'i‘nA1No|t fond futher. ehd_ the unnlndlun; Mcohges of sympathy-Mr, B,-lr. Msrlenl, weulngton; Mrs. Daniel bridge, Mm..
0111>’ 01151108 Of \¢B1'i1'3l1l his identity _*Q loyalty of his wlie. who now mouma Kcily, Sunlnlersfde; Mrs. fldele Perry Ooughlin. 315 Graiton Street, Cher- Boston,
“S l° mlkf G “Uh f°\’ hlm~ HG W" The death occurred on March lzth, tor a beloved life-partner. Summerside: Mr. tlrnest strong, lottetovlm; Miss Minnie Gillis. Boston Detroit,
SDYIHU- Ind I W°\11d "ell Him H 1-loao, ar. his residence. ch-md mt-er, Denies-fed to his generosity, there .
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Mamie
om B°__,dm wh; mm Wu :Sw-he llwuld hive 11° mms' whvm-‘mt 14. or .ldhh '11-elnorj u highly re- ;s a beautiful _ gold rellguhry lu st.  ---- ---~ - f f
ll-link flu new l-,.,"d,,- i, |,, lov, W" he WHS- If he md ¥ B'““» I- °°°-.speoted and prosperous farmer of Patriclca Church, Grand River. which '-
with your Hu no mode any du- had A sun; lr he hrd I knife. I hld lthu edmmunty. eohzalns e relle or sl, rutrloh. 'rhlr
°'°|'_‘:f_;f.d , No b t h *W ¥°°d U-"'53 I mlm' “k °°l‘l'l°l?hk\K-I The late Mr. Trainer was born in was presented by Mr. Trainor some
wlli as |ao:l>l1'as his la‘therere.n:iyi.s. he U' would ha” “ken much more "nn" Chulmwmm M y“" °g°' md "t 'rn 7'h”° Wim “°l
~ -- -' -' »---~--»-~ -- ---» me” f-`»h°“°°-5 W h°‘4 m9 55°* U- lihiffeerly age moved with his parents to The funeral was lleld on Saturday
m°m=ni- I-ltefhlly "fins red- I Nd- 'crhhsrhh Road and nun to amid morning, March lsth. is st. P
“ml bum' ‘Wm ml' hm“¢'P1*°° “ld !Rlver, Lot 14. Church, ' Grand River, and was
°h”¥°d 1°' mm in Iebrusry he contracted :neu larlely sttended. Requiem High
Mall was lunl by Rev. J. A. McDon-
ald. P. P.. who also performed U10
services _st the grave. 'Ihe pell-
oearen were Messrs. rrulx Joillu.
Leslie,Mol.@an, Vonantus Morrison,
menu ftsqltsrlhur. relsr J. Guns
md_.1eniu tssmtvrv-
llidis aliseraved widow and one
dalglileg, Illalgaret. and one son.
nous, mem is left to mourn one s's-
lar. mn-_ mrnret. of crmtrldre.
t|ap.,~'m| brother, James. into oi'
lolM£t,-predeceased him Dee. ist.
ul, '_ -a outer. me .lohh nelghuh. __
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as to their wear-
recommend as for Kill'
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