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fi* _ s i i_ lu. ___1_ 1- 'iv--1 _ - -- 'Y '
Etiquette
By lnbtfil DQ
Q. Siioulcl the wcmcn of a bci~
eaved 'family make their own nec-
lssary purchases? '
A. No; a close fr.cnd or relative
should do this, as it is considered
poor taste for them to be seen abroad
before the funeral,
Q. How are invitations issued to
the small informal rea?
A_ They ii;-9 written on visiting
cards.
Q. fs it adv_sah‘,c lo EWG 3'f"lY`-E’»
.thzldrcn an allownnec?
A. Yes; it gives them train nr: in. , -_ il  _.QE-., I Size 2:6 requires 4% yards of 3il~
the handling of money and teaches Sl* _ "  - i '
them the value of it.
A Morning Smile
\'is;tcr-"Arid wot was you thinkin
of doing wiv your boy. Mrs. Smith?"
Mrs. Smith-"Well_ `c`s that fond
if animals ‘is father wa; thinkin' of
risking li butcher of him."
ls Appointed
Commissioner
(Canadian Press)
OTTAWA. Ont.. Sept 8.-His Hone
or J. G_ Wa.'lace_ Judge of the County
Court for Oxford. has her-n nppointerl
Commissioner to invcsti:ate_ thc
fraudulent obtainin: of na\ui-aiiz,a-
tion papers by ce-i'ta.n aliens. Of-
ficial announcement of the appoint-
ment was made todrly. .iuclae Wal-
lace. who resirles at Woodstock. Ont..
will embark on the work immediate-
U- _
Warships. Fire
On 'Govt House
ln Buenos Aires
|(`ai1adian Pressl
BUENOS AIRES, Sent. 8~-Wal'-
Bhips anchored in the harbor tonight
Opened their zum a.'::i;n.=t the Gov-
ernment Holise. in wliich th-> nc-.vlff
Icrmed Govt-riimeiit estalilislierl by
last weeks revolt took thc oath of
office.
"Did that nnlcnt merlcine you
bought clirr- your zlunt"" "M-'I‘f‘.‘~'_ 1101
On reaclinil the circular that was
wrapped around the bottle she got
two more diseases."
Cliildii(;e_nC13f`
l'/ .
Could Live
1|" *ii .~.... ‘ ui-= ' What the Fashionable are Wearing
Your Life
Would We
I Lives to
Make
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' ever again. how
Really no olffereiiuy if we Had our ,' BY -‘*““°‘?§’1e_‘f’_°’“‘i“g"°“
Live Over Again?-Wouldi\’t We W _ ure 1l_1usfr~t1°11- V
I Just the Sifme Blunders and fl'-5. is.stili.~year'i, ae, sane ami 42 inches
; Choose the Same Life Partners That  6 rust. with
' Make Us Miserable Now?  _ ]c§;“‘sfe';};';_‘“c;§‘§§;‘d ,§f°;’f,,,n ,,
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._ _ ' _.i 5*-'_ print in Pale Pink 00101433- "Ml-"le
'fhgyg 15 nothing that we say ofteiicr tllanthat if we had our Ines to live,  l M 5  in md and White and pnnmd S-mer
diuerentlv we wifi dv 11- We “"9 "°f_" ffm*-" ‘lm lf “’°i *IT-`.’~‘. ~'_  ' iii,-ei in yellow are charming #ue-
No 2648 ma be had in sizes
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Y?" lg" Illustrated Dressmakmg Lesson Furnished
 over Ani..  D0 f0t  ninemieiyr é ' with Eveyy Pattern l    
were :risen nncthcr chance we would ai-on the n~.':'.ril:cs that we have made.  _»_~`§_'4_`;’ " . _V I Eer;___ns
\ We would not stumble into the pits again into which ` '~‘2‘»`-' `*  =. N"
_ `_` _,_ we have fallen, We would be guided by reason in _W
__ .,.,,,.._i. _ < .  1 ~.~  I inch in-ter al for skirt. cut on c.oss-
ifi  , fu-au or impulse. we would aliulrs walk the straight I '*-\=~'-"sl f ~- "i
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vi-are :lima intl-i ie yard S5-inch '
I all-over late.
 5- and iiarroivroacl insirad of side-stepping of! into _ 
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 ` flowery by-paths "F "
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Oh. we would
all be models of wisdom and dis-
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in sizg gi pittern. Address Pattern .
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:retion and go-getters and marvelous successes if we
would live our lives over again. But would we If we
mine into the world a second time as ignorant as-we
,  _ were the first. would we not be just what our tem-
'  "__  l oeramenis and enuroniiieiit have made us. even as
we not react to every situation just
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-"` __ we are, and would
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l And evcn lf some kindly iatc pcririitted us in start out on the second
inczwilatzon with nli the dearly bought knowledge that we had gained in our
 nrst., would it materially' change our destinies? Would we make better jobs
` of our lives than we are makingl? Would we be happier and more success-
ful men and women? Would we save ourselves from thc blunders we make?
`, I think not, for nothing is more obvious than that most of- us learn noth-
` ing from experience. All of us know, for instance, that health is our prec-
'ious asset and that without it everything else in the world is just cinders,
` ashes and dust, and yet every day we eat food that has disagreed with us n
ihundretl times and that we know beforehand will give us inclgestion. We
fhave had nervous brcakriowiis, but we still go oii o\‘ci'\voi-kiiig and over-
;play1ng and burning the candle at both ends, until it is snufled out in is
fsanatorium or the grave. _ '
| __.____..
i Evei'_\' drunkrxrtl knows the depths into which he descends and that he is
lwreckiilg hs own life and the livcs of his family. but that seldom makes him
llet liquor alone. It is a common thing for people who inherit fortunes to
*throw them away ln senseless extrnviigance and bring themselves down to
lclire poverty. You would think that if they ever got hold of any money
'again they would clutch every dollar with thc nst oi the rniser, but thcy
dont. Their expenence teaches them nothing, and if by a fluke of luck they
come into nioney again they waste it ns they did thc first.
1 ..___._.___
` Perhaps the two things that we are surest that wc would do differently if
_ ive had our lives to live over again are the choice of quiflifc work und of our
lic parlizer. Probably nine business men out of ten think they would have
`bren grcat, surgeons, or wi'lt.:-rs oi' lawyers or inoney-picture actors, and an
2 equal proportion cf professioiial incn are certain that they would have bccii
yilnlllonnlre morcliniits or manufacturers if only they bad gone into business.'
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i ion cotton voile_ It is beautifully de
signed with a straght silhouette and' "li/‘ `
   1 " ' _ Pat:/:rn price 15 denim in stamps or
~‘  "   ‘F ‘\. Department.
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Nc. 2648. Sire . . . . . . . . . .
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Name
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Street Address
city Stat#
For The Cook
FRIED S'l.`L\‘Vi:.D IOMATORZS
Peel. slice and put on to cook
enough tomatoes to make 1 pint pulp
hen cooked~about six mediurn-s;z-
ed tomatoes should do. When cooked
allow to cool, then add 2 tablespoons
melted butter. 1 teaspoon salt. 2 tea-
spoons brown sugar, pepper, and 1
2
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A i.ai.d tu-i t- “V p "°°°"“° ""“"|,mir
fronll. xiillptlfe brilzllce acombienesutlvlgh “me distance apart' into a h°t fry' `=""'
kjabot frill of the collar to give lhcj ln; pan with bam” dripping' Fry to _ , 
` figure length by. carrying out ri ver-, °;rr‘°h bfwntsn 2?; 5;? mm' and 
1O“,_nared skm fu1ness_ cup flour sifted with 1 teaspoon bak vu,"-,pl
. in owder. Dro b s f ls 'N U
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ma] “nel ` y on t. e o er e. rve at once
' It may also be made s,eeve1E__g` with crisp breakfast bacon and bran
‘ ffl f lu h
use J AP-A-LAC svelzvvc/Hull-:
F leaves-shorter days--Autumn bids you
desert the out-of-doors for the comfort of tho
home. Parties will be indoors now. Give the
house a party dress-walls, woodwork, floors audi
furniture made apic-and~span with lap-a-lac.
Do not neglect the outside surfaces, your barrier
against winter. Jap-a-lac Endurance House Paint
applied now will give them resisting strength
against the  weather changes, the gales;
the snows.
Use Jap-a-lac now, while the days are still mi1d.‘\
Use 'Jap-a-lac everywhere, inside and outside your,
home. Know the pride of gleaming floors, spoul
less cupboards, delicately tinted walls. Enjoyl
the security of a home protected against vvinter
damp and rot-Jap-a-lac guards every weather
--*_
exposed surface without cracking or peeling.
Plan the* work yourself, and do it yourself.;
There are more than fifty varieties of Jap-a-laci
to choose from:_ Lhcreis one just suited to your
household need.
with it cauclet collar shown in mlnla- mu "5 °" n° ' F     A  
tlieii times and seasons in which they think that if they had it to do over
again, they wouldnt choose the ones they did for life partners
l "II I li.-irl my life to live over again I would be an artist." says the dreamyl. *
‘_ b:i'ecl_ in efficient owner of a messy little grocery store. "If I had my life to
f Ire over I wfliirl ,zo iii for something mdclicnl that people will buy instead
cf painting p:'rtui'e.= that nobody wants." says the half-starved artist, for
ft-ach imagines that the other has an easy road to fame and fortune.
l Unclnubtedly there are occasional round pegs in square holcs, but for the
_livisl urrr the r;u.1l.tie.s that lead to succcss in one line lead to stlccess in all,
|:iii'l the inari who lacks the intellizciice. the in;tiati\'e .the industry and the
'st ck-zililrncss to inakr: a go of what/:ver he attempts would fail equally iii
iauythiiig clse.
But it is about inarriage that we are most emphatic in saying that if
we had our lives to live over again we would do diflci'cntly_ Prcliably there
its not a single husband or wife in the viorlrl who, if they told the \:uth,
lliasiit had moments when hc or she thought that if he or she was single
y wild horses coulo'n't drag him or her to the altar. And probably' there are not
,many old bachelors or old maids sitting alone in their rooms. with nobody to
lstrn to their symnroins, or rub their rheumzitism, and with no love or ten-
derness to solace them, who havent thought that if they had their lives to
_ I u
John looks at Mary and sees her grown middle-aged. and stout md noth- -
ling to write cut a song about as to looks and mentality. He listens to her l
tvlidclle about the house and the children and the neighbors and reflects that l
sire liiisrift iiiui ii new idea in twenty years and he tliiriiu that if he i-lad his   
life to live over azalri he would pick out x woman who had more pep to hex
and who read and kept up with things and who would make a more enter
  " Rogers Hardware Co., Ltd.
And Mary looks at John and sees him bay-windowed and bald and shab- ‘ Di“"bu‘°" »  
by and glum, and she thlnks that if she could live her life over again she.
f would pick out ii man who was more of a sheik and more of 9, money-maker `
| and had a keener line of conversation.
( Cllmdlan
But they wouldnt. They would marry just the same kind of people. Every , ;_,0ND0N_ Sem' km power of
woman will tell you that when a widower proposes he always begins by tell- the press developing into I. form of
,ing her he is asking her to marry him because she reminds him so much of (yi-army? This was Among the ques-
hfs first wife. And statistlcs show that even divorced people marry in their tion wgguted by H_ A_ Gwynne'
type. And that a woman who is parted from one husband because he was Eqggm. of the Morning Post’ in his
I unfaithful to her will marry another phllanclerer, and that it man who is presidential Address at the annum,
live over again they would mai-ry wli en tlicy were young, and have about I paying alimony to one nagger cant be happy until he gets another. conference of the Institute of Jour.
‘them il wifes or husbands companionshi and so s nd d h fll' nlllsts t B
ABABYREMEDY - ' '_ . p. _ n a aug ters to _ _ ~'“*-* A uxton. Mr. Gwynne mid
APPROVED BY DOCTORS .their l.\~es with friuh interests. _ so perhaps lt is Just as well that we only have one chance at life. the pl-85, Wu gradually assuming _
\ miigmi- 0° 5 1 vi f And a<=ure<ilv there are not many husbands and wives wh d t h ' J DOROTHY DIX- l"1Yll1'l0\lnl» md al
\\CAs'ron|A
__, ,, rl me io,.oiaaiuirA ;-: - - _
i position in the public affairs of
`Great Britain. The newspaper pro-
fession should limit its activities to
its proper functions of keeping watch
and ward. of lnfori-ning, advising and
instructing. To go beyond way, to in.
vite disaster ln the opinion of Mr.
Gwynne. Warning regarding the
trend of modern Journalism was ut-
tered by Mr. Gwynne. He said Jour-
_ i _ ____ o one aye _ W _ V “_A V H most dorninatirig nalista had no right to intrude on
,private griefs and denounced such
‘things as sending a. reporter to the
house of the hanged, on the evening
iiiuves were turing ll. .rouriuiii.u+i`
must either abandon its self respect
in the performance of such tasks or
_create a position whereby one ll
never compelled to do anything un-
befitting n gentleman. 'i
HUUSE TU RENT
No. 82 Brighton Road, property oi
the late Dr.  II. Jenkins. Sew, up-
to-date. well appointed hcus° in host
i"_'.!!e':*°'il d‘=trIi-t. Terms :md Iri-
Apply at office of .\I:\cDona|d dc
MacPhee. Solicitors. ,
6859-9-10-wfm2wei:ks. ‘under martial law follrnvjiig the kill-
Annuai Meeting
The :lnnu.1l`meetnz of the R. J.
McNeill Black A- Silver Fox Com-
pany. Limited. will he held ln the
0Uiue of the Company at Northam
fember X930. :il tvm P. M.
J. E. STEWART.
Secretary.
8849-9-10-13-15-31.
FOR SALE
Excellent 50 acres, Charlottetown
Royalty. Good dwelling and out
buildings. young orchard. With or
without ranch.
Apply P. A. Flrquharson. 99 U
per Prince St., Charlottetown.
W  __
liflartial Law 1
rCanfirlian Press)
Zh
Y  ‘ V   V - V Y *_* V was abhorrent t0 me SUHOSC B-S 50°" ‘hculd have hee-‘ tempted W 5h°°*= B" °f 117°!! 51  County ln Ee
  Fas I lim .xmsidereu it. I lim mia my- mm “mush '-h° "°“'k"‘°”» f°“ °h“°."g' ’;;°""*;°° ‘|¢°°"°'l ffsfflfo
' __ t Bu 1 th t sh' was no mistaking the voice of Da-l Y 0 Dlwllrlble Harold Leonard
‘=elf on the sands a _ ox a e moan the Fox 'Palmer Sorrento Judge uf Prabhu
  was entitled  her chanousi and ter: I A' _ ;&c., die.,
talnly a lonely cabin in some miser m- 1 To the Sheriff of the County of
'able lagoon. with a shaggy creature CHAPTER vu `P'l“°° C°“°‘! °\' “W C°\\l¢lbl¢ 0!
_ -___ literaui person within uid Count
. . 1 --_ ¥~
spcction :irmnivd on :iPp`iratlnn. l A'1'LA?\TA- G1-. Sell? 3~GU\`9l‘\”10Y Cmilihued ‘“h° lacked elm the stab] ny of an UP me Rlfll' l
L.. G. Harriman late today issued a
mcclamatioii i¢lac‘ri;: Tlarieu. Ga.
fo( three other men nncl tho lynch-
Irdian hunter for a mate, constituted , __ _ `
"' 'r ‘no "chance" Yet for the life of me so the d"`se had mmed from °as'|' GREETINGI
I tI1:il;'ht of hor soft hands: I al- II mum ge Univ H squalid outlook for ,H0 "-'ffl F`l`i the FUX WHS h0¢ Un mY]
. _ - _ , .1 ~ -1’ ~ f ' _
lreacll amlrerlalpd mp r€fmem'm °‘ her did we win across the eastrm iran I walked my medicine I had WHEREAS upon 1-ead'nl the petl
ir: of ;i police officer. the wounding wel. manner' Nm I did not bche‘.e‘ ‘_ ' ilost no time ,rl meeting the girl. Un- "nn on me of W bs” ' B “ne 'i
_ _ V inolintains. my ,h F ld h N or ¢ l' 0 f 0f
ihor tm ibles would bc ended when she The whole bughess discouraged “_ ' “X °°“ “M °"" lens Tryon aforesaid. farmer. survfvint
ing of one of the policeman's negro ,l.,,a_,m,d the English mwns and sm _ - and make sure I was not hldi \; there Exewgog 4,( gm .have named E,¢_,_¢¢_
.=l?i_\`f*l‘S.
- lysis; and when Labrador gave hlsfth it Id , md, t - ny' th ¢ it |
, , ld by f d ,_ R4 I , “V M i e pursu wou b. rec . D nz a a c at on may be tuned
 OurFce:f;;N W" Ta e Ili" fm" signal from the dark ess ahead. and Taking the gm by the m.m_ I “_ for the purpose hereinafter set
," ~‘ ‘ " er Sum’ "l rom rereatecl it I found my mc'i‘al re- awed h i h » d _ forth' You are tliei-,fm-Q |,"¢;,y N-
lthe blacks, or n-_“er-do-wells shipped - ' U l ey uw t e llmgue im push ui  to dig gl]
ANNQUNCEMENT
_ action to be refreshing. It meant "_ 1 ‘I N P°f’°¥\| |l\"¢l'¢S|¢¢|
'to the plantations from E\'1Rlrind,As a danger' but ,hat was mme or 1,” eg; mwe lbmeiilmore than drifted l” “W “ld nhl* 49 5° “"1 *PNN
~‘""“"l Sh* “WS” *Wide “W1 11” CMS- iiiiigibie with ii nu-iist of me peddle ,:,_§_,-d tire.. rgligclii of ;ulx=>Ts;‘:iie  ::l;rln°llie"¢':;urT°'iiieu$°‘ln gil be
. _ ' ~ n lf".
, ;a11d h“1‘ ‘Bri S0fl»Y\¢’SS Rnd ho' men' I had the pirogue snugly under thelnm 1 a“W.,,d my mm made to be_ lnttetuvni. in Queeife County. in qu..
on Wednesday the 17th day of Sep- . I “gh In infmm me gbnvral public |tal qualltes would make 1-.er iin object willows and was cautioning my pgs. ,Ia me and Labmdmq voice was said Province. on Mondnv the sixth
_ (hai 1 hav, .,,,¢,,,.d up A B,,,.h" shop lol scorn among her mates. _esriger tw be very quiet. lcalingf 'hy °’ °"°b°' f'°‘°- °°'\l\f\K It the
nn the lower floor of Mrs, Dukes.; Bet,'.v'cn dips ofthe paddle I won-` "Tonnerret But who are you tio; .. . hm" °f °l°"“ °°'°°k '°"°"°°“ °'
'reside-nce. Wood Island Hill, Mon-
noiwrivron or CANADA
.Pivovmcs or rumen Enwimn
rstalvn
IN THE SURROGATE COURT
21st George V., A. D.. 1930.
In re estate of J. Arfemu Lord,
late of Tryon in Prince County ln the
said Province deceased intestate
By the Honourable Harold Leonard
Palmer. Surrogate Judge of Probate
&c.. &c.,
To the Sheriff of the County of
Prince County or any Constable or
literate person w°¢hln mid County
GREETING:
WHEREAS upon reading the pell-
tlon on file of James F, Lord of
Tryon aforesaid. Merchant, the Ad-
ministrator of the above named ee-
¢l¢°» Praying that a citation may be
' _ Good event.; Messle'u.rs" . the nm, My tn ,imq “ue |f my issued for the purpose hereinafter
,HRM -| have had nv" www yea” . tiered ii she would not have fared treat me like thls?‘ loudly demandedl on is 1,, I whispered as me ph_0s“°““`" an wh, me Awmmu nf gh, set forth: You are therefore hereby
experience at the business ln the
ylhe people of Montague and sur-
fi-nunding districts.
l The arrow sign in front nf [veg
'Store w`ll direct You.
' WM. McLEAN.
Pmpmm C0ll0 llll CHAMPS
"”°`°"""' PMIIS Ill THE STMMGII
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6142-2-za-s-end-liIRed CTOSS Lllle gif `\>
S£IllED_l_ENEERS
Tenders will be received up to sept!
15th for building school at Morellr
‘”"""°° "° '“""”' °" ““°""m”' Plml 'ces-r ° 'l B Price. 5o¢.»§.iuie rein ' °r.°t“°’ °°d‘“°°_' W’ °' mm wh” :nl own v.. A. n. me
to be even at omoe of Secretary, B.
W. Mellon. llofcll. 8837-9-D-Il
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Furness ‘~'5_5f9§,§§RS
"s. s nosoiinvn" 
Freight and Passengers. .‘ ~
Arrive Ch'l'ow~n
Le M t nl d ll f
I" M re  35;”-,_°' hu been on_t.lie market for the out
sept' U sept' H reliable and effective and relief from,
CARVELI BROS LTD umiiiiii wma ismpii,
~-~ A"|_“_s “»ealen; pug. up mil by The . Mi!-
:~e=ponse and Labrador called out no you. aut my talk satisfied him I
-.-_i.~i~¢_ -nie peril was obvious. Agni.. Igknew n°thlns. He sow to la Nouvelle
‘ ‘armed the girl to make no sound. We i"7fl¢°-'G-"
were kneeling on the marshy gi'ound,l "H9 lfhmkS 1 MH mere- Did 11° “Y
and mv hands held the plrogue from 'ml' hifi! W 5h°“' IWW 5"” he |57"
rustling against the reeds if the new-l "N°lm'“3 °"°°'P" l'° "ll his PU`°'
comer pissed Clos- enough to ngltotefsue Choctaw; that the trail would be
ir with their paddle strokes. Now they ‘ ""m`1°‘l “U “'h°“ um' len the b“y°“‘
were sending little ripples nl-ani: intel "Hen "nd no `m”‘" I said'
the swamp grass. and by ear alone I
told when the first craft passed our c°"un"°d °" page °
position.
sdittobeololsplrogue Nowfi
was above us and I was preparing to
dire't1y cpps.»it° me A mln apo e
om tm mir'-be ef vane X Me- 331333? 3! .‘i.’l"...‘.§’...‘ “wins
ei htyyea.nl‘its actionispleasant rapid l . . _ Q IBLAND
cholera eolic, cramps and pains in thatembuk when there came 1 pound of YN THU PB-0357! COUNT
GIVEN under my hand and
the Seal of the sold Court
this 19th dny of August A. D.
1930 and in the list yen of
Ilia Majesfyh \-elm.
(Stl) H. L. PALMER
Join of Probate.
‘better to have remained in the valley L.nb~i»ador's voice. “Take your dirty ggrawd “Mn” his cm-,oe_ -.1 “W uid Estate should not be passed and 'l’°1l|l|\‘¢d fb 0|” llll Demons inter-,
west and .mi mlm at the ~ei-vii-f nflmd H<`fPP°f‘d H hl'-*band "Om Hmohs hands from my flee. To se* if you ,diem and him." :'36  °'°’;" “ ”t"l"°"¢ 2”' ‘“  ::;"`f’:°‘§‘;°f “gang ‘"2
, _ , , U on an on mo one :mes _ r og on
the vomenihungry. This alternative know me? And who the black devil are, sure! He held I. pistol D0 my J. Johnston. _Em-. Proctor for uid ¢0 be hfld in lhe Court Home in
---_--___»-__-W vw?" lthroat while he pawed wer my face i>¢tmii|i¢i».i\iia 1 as hereby .ii-an ni.; Charlottetown. li. Queeirii csiiiiiy, in
` ___ __ This “mg 1 hem; the murmm- of | “ith his dirty paw fa 5” if it wg; a true copy hereof be forthwith pub- UID IIN |‘f°Yill¢e. on Monday 1110
' lished in some riewspnpre pub- sixth day of October next, coming, at
lished in Chsrinttgimm gfonnig, the hour of eleven o'c\ock fm-enmm
mice fnemi week for at lent four of the slme dmv to show cause If any
eonseeullve vi-ooh from the dug they can why the Accounts of the
her-eq( md time g tm; “gy \\¢|-mf xuld Estate should not be passed and
be forthwith polled in the following the llltlfo closed as prayed for ln
public places reseeetlvely. namely. in uid petition and on mntlon of
the hall of the Court Home in Bum- James J. Johnston. Esq., Proctor for
_ nienido, in Prlfiog County af¢regg|¢|_ sold Petitioner. And I do hereby
` in front of the schoolhouse at Nami order that \ true copy hereof be
Tryon in said Prince County, and at forthwith puhI'nhed In some news-
ihe public hall ln Tryon nfnrenld. so paper published in Charlottetown
i that all persons interested ,ln the aforesaid. once in each week for at
nld hfafe as aforesaid may have lent four consecutive weeks from
due notice thereof. the date hereof and that a true copy I “ dem" ,mm w_ “_ ,¢,,,,,"_ clq
(L. 8.)
hereof be forthwith pooled in the fol-
lmvliig public places respectively,
namely. ln the hall of the Court
Home in Summenide in Prlnee
i aroresald may have due noflce ¢h¢r0~
o . -
(L. S.) `
Given under my hand and the'
Seal of the Said Court this 29th
day of August A. D., 1930. Spd
ln the 2\st year of His Maj-
‘ e;ty’s rein.
(Sxd.) H. L. PALMER.
Surrogate
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