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'Taxes are duo and llwlble 0°
lst in each year. Every
s or dogs who re-
to psy said shall
thin ten da of the
wi
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JAMES E. BRADLEY.
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SUMMEREIELD, LOT 67
vin; mls my farm. 1 will ull by
ion on Tuesday, .luly 9th, begin-
st 12 noon, all my stock and im-
ents, consisting of l work horse,
I tra good cows. 2 cattle 1 year old,
M ens, 1 binder, M. H., 1 mower, i
, l. seed drill, 1 gang plow. 1
inr slow. 1 lever barrow, 1 horse
outfit (Halls), 1 3 h.ll.
1 set fanners. l grain crusher,
spring tooth harrows, 1 express
1 cart, I road wagon, 1 pung
1 drivillg_sieigb, 1 robe (new),
second clear shingles, a
lumber, u quantity hamess
and single. 1 complete set
tools (new) including
and vice and in fact a
shop. Also all house-
found in a large house.
as sale begins at 12 sharp.
easy and made known at
A
anvil
il “Mk sale at same hour on
day' following.
MBS. JANE NlCHOLSON»
MORRIS
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. SALE
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_ BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE
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To bc sold by Public Auction on
the premises on Monday, 15th July,
lt twelve o'clock noon, real property
D! the late William Carpenter, as
follows:- _
Plot No. 1'. Building Lot on corner
of Kent and Rochford Streets., 64
feet front on Kent street, 50 feet
lront on Rochford Street.
Plot No. 2. Double tenement
'dwelling house and land having 40
feet front on Kent Street.
Plot N0. 3. Building Lot having
25 feet front on Kent Street, ex-
tending back 69 feet, with a way 7
feet wide to and from Kent Street.
Plot No. 4. Dwelling house and
lot having 28 feet front on Kent
Street, subject to a way '7 feet wide “
to and from Kent Street.
For particulars and terms apply
to Messrs. McLeod dz Bentley, solic-
itors.
I. A. MCDONALD,
‘ Auctioneer.
' 6339-7-3-101
NO£l_CE ~
The Parker House is ready
to accomodate permanent and
transient boarders. Tho table
is equal to none in the city.
This house has been less than
a year in business but has had
a wonderful patronage. We
expect all fable boarders of
last year and as many more
new ones. Anyone visiting the
city will find sh up-to-date ac-
commodation at the Parker
louse.
ll. I. lloKlNNON.
- Proprietor
_-mlm
A Mvsraalovs smssscz i sae sxppbs her come and gave My
her father's head.
ter.
Adele, being of a generation whose
idols are rarely -accepted on faith.
wondered about him at times. She
wondered ratherhopefully, for in the
eyes cf youth there is an added fasci-
him this xnoming as sho faced him
across the breakfast table with its
old silver. '
and swimming and social whirls at a
fashionable watering place in Maine.
the slender line of her neck curving
into a small. determined chin, her
hair, the color of blueberries in hazy
sunlight, snuggled close to her face
like folded raven wings.
As was his habit, Virgil Ellsworth
Castle was consuming the morning's
news along with his eggs, wsst and
coffee,
"I see there is to bs another ex-
sorved. f '
"Splendidl" said Adele, and her
keen dark-brown eyes seemed to say
that life was a gorgeous and intrigu-
ing affair when one was only 20. “The
world is getting to stuffy. We need
more breathing space.”
NOTICE !_
_Owing to the limited number of
Hogs offering, until further notice we
will receive live Hogs one day only
each week, Tuesday forencou.
Davis €=>° Fraser
NOTICE
Growers of Brown Top Seed who
wish field inspection this season must
apply to the undersigned before .lnly
15th. Do not depend on others. Mail
application direct to
GORDON MsoMlLLAN,
North liver, P. E. L
6331-7-3mwfJuly 10.
FOR _SALE
An excellent dairy farm in Mer-
maid, Lot 48, 7 miles from Charlotte-
town, near churches, schools and rail
station. containing 18 acres. 125 under
_ cultivation. balance word and good
timber, extra well fenced and water,
line buildings.
Inspection invited. lee crop while
growing.
JOSEPH POWER.
Mermaid.
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lealctltoudarswillbereoeivedby
tbeundorslgnsa at qu gm" ,|
“"5” 5 Ulllvllulkhsrristors of lnmnmaidc. or of the undersigned gt
Charlottetown up to noon of Thursday the iith dry of July, A pg ||”_ yn
il" llllfvhloe Ol the llvkl Pfvlilfty known as tha Clifton House, at Summer.
lilo. y
The Clifton llouss is so established hoiol of many years |un¢n\|»_ gn
addition in lobby. reading and writing
l'¢°ll.» dloios room .sad twenty-an
bedrooms, tho hotel contains two stores and sample rooms on tha ground
loot.
1‘endersmayboalthsefert|islsudandbulldlugaions,orfortl|elaod.
building and hoiol furniture sud equipment as a going concern.
Adepesiiof ii* must accompany each louder. llsrt auvolopss
accepted.
,'_'l'ea|lorsflrCliftoul!oasa." llfghestaraayothertonderuotueosssarily
nsusiaivlvustr-»ut\slsnrJn°.s.n-.xtso.
4' Hema Linton
Tht" W" lim” in her v°\ms ‘fn looks use civil war is Mexico."
and joyous life when Adele Castle "Hon-ld; why ggnw; pggplg no _
sfmitiliilod IPDGQYIDCGS with 3, UVB- ghummy and mcg mgtggd 91 glwgys
ly and inquiring gase and seriously fighting?"  - _ -
asked herself whether the shadow ' A thick md ,¢,|;¢1y mum;-vm; gn-
of a mystery was not hanging over med go mmuna gmt . 1”, wished
Outwardly, at least, Virgil Ella- -'gqmemqy 1|-gm gn-gm-vs_ pmbg.
worthVCsstle‘s life conformed to the |,1y_" um' Adel, ¢“-¢1¢“1y_ --1 wg in
standards that govern the conducti gh,” yum-ggy N 5,, ww; . wg- J
0! cultured and affluent people- A1- mms for the lsummerva-oue.P1ess¢ - _
though of medium stature, he looked ug lm- tg "ig, wgmblgy,"
quite distinguished. He had fine fes- My, (yung lighted ons 'of the long
tures and carried himself with an hmm glam pg muy, among hm e
511'- H15 *B305 Wm ¢l°¢|1¢l\ *find |15 way before departing for his office.
possessed a naturbl polish of man- -‘yum-0°, mgkea rich hm; in fun- -
ners, Though 50. he danced well, 10,1551, ,uhm-1,," M he rem gh, up-
could swing s golfciub expertly and gpm 5 dpgppmvmg wrlnlghgppaareu
he knew how to tell a story effec- gn his hgh go;-ghggd, gm-mounted
tively. He was fond of high-flavored by thug hgh- mingly gp;-mglgg with
cigars, liked to wear a flower in his guy, “Can‘t understand why the
buttonhole and he -adored his daugh- Wine pu-ml; 5 mol; pkg th", in run
nation about s msn who.hsrbors s ~~;~)m¢'g ywghvg .wgy of gsslpg -
mvsfcrv- She ww wvnwihe lbw  commented Mr. castle with
8188111 0! 1111011 Bid WS IDU-F1510 01|-mysterious and unconventional.” 07! 
Fresh and lovely she looked in her "you an an outrageous natgeref
pale-blue neslisee. her me 'Mm-'1'm nothing but an old surfer."
tively tanned from a month of tennis --Qnly 5g_ Tmy, young ghggg
fi* *<11* __4\r~ _mW _fl-` _ -a
_ Q tho eadllnes in your newspaper
“But not quite so wicked, I hope." Till HEADLINE . cies across' the table. Theres one
“Who knows?" said Adele with, hes ne you haven't said anything
mock gravity. "I often wonder about abc although you have mentioned
thc others. It‘s one in the
Castle s long.” wondering glance,
in see Miss Castle.
amuck. It's scandall"
“Oh," said Adele lightly. “The
Pfcaroon isn't doing any particular
harm. Only amusing himself. And
he is such s deliciously romantic `--’
character." _ _
King
a whimsical sigh "Always fascinated .
by anybody  anything that is  F ESH Ages,
g1’0¢¢r
Adele regarded him archly. C L E A N
askyou
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TEA,
is sold only in
air tight pack-
in bulk. Your
supply you. We
buy a package.
days. And you are not a day loo old
to be mysterious'-just as mysterious
as The Picaroon."
Mr. Castle looked embarrassed. As
if io hide his expression, he puffed
big cloud of smoke from his eigar.
"You have been talking about the
sobered a little. "Let‘s hear." north pole and Mexico and The Piclf
"Oh, it's nothing I can put my roon," Adele pursued, "and all'the
you dad. I've been wondering a lot
of late." A
“Really?" Mr. Castle'r fond smile
left hand-corner-something
the mysterious Mr. Graves.
has been on it all the
you have kept silent
-peditiori to the North P016.” he Obs ' / ,__ __ _ _ ,._. .. _
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finger on Its the way you look' time your mind has been on 501116
sometimes and the little things you thing else
gp mg ||y_imt mostly tho tiiingsi "You are an extraordinary loans
don' sa Dont den ou old` lsdy." Mr Castle remarked
Nil t Y- ' y it, y j . -
fraud. because I have been watchlngi "And I _ have an extraordinary
Nil- Pwlile somatmca talk to hide' father, The north pole, Mexico, The
their i-hoillhtl. dou’t thoyl ’I'hat‘c Picaroon-stui! and nonsense! You
V110 !°\\ have been 40111! this morn- have been holding something back.
ml-" I have good eyes, dsc. I can road
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Women's New   i
A Double Dollar Days  
This wonderful bargain was selected speciall
for DOUBLE DOLLAR DAYS includes
-i The Trust Company
about it. not it u-in assi"
tip of his cigar for s moment
startled look had come into his f
5 .Tenders For Hotel Property ° _ _,___ _
ml
"Carefull You are overwork
It runs in the family."
ious Mr. Graves. _
of 9 vm rims mmm uma, tam
mia; so .mmf tm uns.. mi I
lithtfui intimacy they hu
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hats worth $3 75 and more f _ . uma. em um on cms :‘:;_
mother had drawn them closer
together. Misgivlngs
» _ _  $1.46.
fo.r.asm.n. 'MOOPC' £5,   ;i,,,,,,,,,,
Mr Castle gascd awkwardly at the
s
ins,
gray eyes. Now he forced s smile.
that wonderful imagination of yours.
Well. your mother was the same way.
M9101 Hel FEW thoughtful be-
DOIUI ihe 10118. overhanging lashes.
Sho had surprised a secret of some
sort. She had noted her fsthcr's quits
alarm as sho alluded in the mystnr-
Ior months she had been someipm
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a mystery, dim and rather sllurill.
But nowshe glifnpsed the dark out-
liuesofatrl¢ldy.snditmsdeh¢1‘
afraid. ' ’
"ren me, sas," ras uicooztly.
“Something worrying you. What '-!_
porous tho table, nothing the s8!ilitiV6
nostrils the vital curve of the mouth
the firm little chin the robust. CIP
tivsting loveliness)f her. She 'was I
strange mixture, this ' exquisite
daughter of his-a oommingling-Of
modern soplsticstion and the tender
and wholesome sentiments of anotherl
generation: The sight of her was I
stimulant, The smile he gave her was
one of sheer affection and pride. ~»
"There, now. 'I‘hat's enough of tbl!-
You must put those absurd 11°!-13°!
I have only been working a little
harder than usual. A certain fiom-
cisl difficulty amse-something that,
-But its's practically over now. It will
Dear mel A quarter all-er`9l I`musti
zo.. _ I
She fixed him with' s. keen, level.
doubting gaze. She reached across
the table. picked up the newspaper:
and reading the prominent caption'in
the upper left-hand cornerz'
POLICE STILL IN PUBSUIT 0l~`|
THE MYSTERIOUS MR. GRAVIS
Headquarters Feortcd to Have Dis-,
covered Fresh Clews Which May'
Lead to Arrest of Elusive Bwindlor
WHO IS MR. GRAVES
She lifted her troubled gaze from
the ps-per and looked at her father.
Mr, Castle, who ruled his downtown
office with the stern discipline of sn!
sutocrst. winced slightly beneat.h|
that steady, searching gaze. The in-i
dulgent smile with which he tried 10|
mask his uneasiness was not wholly
successful. '
“Who is the Mysterious Mr, Graves
dad? I didrrt reed the papers while
I was away."
Her father had risen and stood
with 'one hand resting on the chalr.
“li/lr." Graves? Oh, nobodyuin lur-
tlcular. It's only a name, just as the
Picaroon is only a name. Nobody
knows who the man is.”
“You are not very lucid. dad."
"Well, you have probably heard _of
Daniel Foresters operations. He'
cleaned up ten millions in ten months.
It was the grossest kind oi' swindle.
Forrester is dead now, but the po-
lice are still looking for a certain
individual who is supposed to have
been his partner. His true name isn't
known, but somehow he has come to
be designated as the "mysterious Mr.
Graves. 'I’hst’s all there is to it."
"Ali dad?" ,
"All that really matters.. I doubt
whether the mysterious Mr. Graves
will ever be found."
"But the newspaper says thc P°lice
have discovered frseh clues." '
"N0W5PlP¢i’ Bdslip." said Mr. Castle
contemptuously. He deposited his
S. S. ROSALIND
5”" Arrive
M°\\tr°al Charlottetown
and
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kissed her. In a moment he was
out of your head. It‘s nothinl. Milly- 'om
Adele remained seated, gazing at
the
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hsblt, tumed up her face md ant step. his feet seemed to drag s
little. I-le was not holding himself
quite so erect as formerly, And his
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door that had .lust closed behind
» AYLWARDS
New Store Open
' 202 Richmond Street
Between Gt. George and Prince Sfs.- .
Lobsfers and Oysters in season. Light Lunches served.
. We carry a line of Fruit, Confectionery, Tobacco. Citll’°¢i¢¢»
Pipes and Soft Drinks. Clams and Qushaughs served now.
OPEN 85.151. T0 ll EM. _
STORE OPEN SUNDAYS DURING JULY AND AUGUST-
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_ _ vis Steamers
“CALVIN AUSTIN" and "GOVERNOR DINGLEY"
FOUR ROUND TRIPS EACH WEEK
only $10 one Way
*very 'Wednesday steamer sails from Bt. John at
9 A. M. Atlantic Time; Eastport, Me., 1.30 P .M.
llisstem Time: Lubec 2.30 P. M. Eastern Time, sr-
riving in Boston 10 A. M. Daylight Time. follow-
ing morning- Every Monday. hiday and Satur-
day steamer sails direct from St. John to Boston,
leaving St. John 'l P. M. Atlantic Time, due
Boston Sunday 2 P. M. Daylight Time. _
, 'connseuom an swan ww. sine: .isomer is N... York
Reduced rates for automobiles accompanied by passengers
fields and information of any Canadian National Rys. ticket ofa,
or apply to A. C. Curril. Agent. Reid': Pt.
`Wlaarj1 Sf. John. N. B.
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