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For Sale
Property situated at south-
port, 2% miles from Charlotte-
town; three acres of land and
house finished in natural hard-
wood with hot water heating
system and pump in house;
good bum and garage and small
ion ranch. An ideal place for
` lllillulug and fox-ranching.
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Charlottetown, ' i
FOB. THOSE WHISTLEB
In many older cars where the con-
trols are located on the dash, a little
light machine oil applied at 'the point
where they come throught the dish
is the remedy for those mysterious
Whistles.
` Spinning and
Weaving
Send me your wool to be spun into
yarn. 25 cents for single and 8| cents
for double. Slice. ilnc. medium and
coarse. Send by parcel post or freight.
Il pay vilrrlillht ol; 100 Ib. lotu.‘W;lVl:l‘
no woo warp un ou le
Jan. rumble for slanrets. an when
except border where grey my pg
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mt. Morrferrs mica
As he spoke. the doctors arm
pointed straight- at the visitor. The
latter had dropped his arms. relev-
ing the girl from his embrace, and
now he stood in front of her, lookiD8
straight and lmililllll' into U10
greenish blur that was all he could
see of Mofletlfs lace.
"Your noble countenance seems to
be in eclipse, doctor.” he remarked
pleasantly.
long," remarked Moffett grlttlly_ "It
pected-but then I thought Miss Cas-
tle acted a bit queer when you wound
your paternal srm around her. May-
be the paternal paris of lt wssn't
convincing. Anyway, you whispered
in her ear, and she EHVB B Start- I
almost suspected something then.
Will you tell me how You got out 0!
lain" ` ,
“I was never there. I shun hils.
doctor. I was fortunately saved from
that sud experience."
"Saved'.’ How? By whom?"
“By s few thunderclaps You see.
there was no thunder the night Miss
Conway was murdered. But it did
thunder last night, while you framed
up the evidence against me. There
was 'enough thunder to curdle every
pitcher of cream in New York. ]That's
where you made a mistake.”
Evidently Dr. Moffett did not quite
understand. "It doesn't matter," he
declared. "It would have beerrbet-
ter for you if you had gone to jail."
"That sounds ominous."
"It is just as 'ominous as it sounds.
I think you are bluning, Dale. I
don't -believe you brought any po-
licemen with you. The police and
the Picaroon usually travelfseparate
paths. But if you did"#-there was a
blurry motion of a. hand, and the
pistol rose s trifle higher--“if you
aid," Dr. Monet: added, "your on-eer
ends right there."
The Picaroon made a. wry face.
"'I'hat's sn awfully unpleasant
th0\-\Eh~t.`I um deeply devoted to my
career--"
“The career of a thief!"
"You're mistaken, doctor. Nothing
so`vulgar._I'm a collector." »
"A collector of other people’s_jew-
elryl"
"No, a. collector of aullblrraphs and
rare books-first editions and such
things. It's a pleasant hobby. You
ought to cultivate lt. It‘s (gr more
agreeable than murdering people."
“I’ll consider your advice.”
The Plcaroon 8lB¥\,°¢d at his watch.
"They are a little late," he observed.
"Maybe their watches are slow."
A pair of eyes _blond athlm out
of the greenish haze. "I still think
you are bluffing," Moffett, declared.
"However, if any strangers come to
the gate, I shall know it instantly.
A gong will give/ me wamlng. .The
moment it rings I‘ll' put a bullet
through your heart.”
A gasp sounded behind th; Pics-
roon's back.
idea. It’s a_ quick death, and al-
most painless. Ii shoot you must,
please shoot straight. I should hate
to be- mu-ssed up. Being o physician
you know, I suppose, on which side
my heart is?" .
"I do." said Moffett grittfly. "and
I promise to shoot straight."
"Thanks Awfully decent of you.
Don‘t forget, doctor." -
"Don't worry. I shan't forget, lt’s
the custom to humor people who
hsven‘t lon! to live. l'll_ humor you
W 111111118 strlllht at Your heart.”
"'I11lnkr. Do you know, doctor, I
picked up a most curious edition of
Lobeirs's Amadis of Gaul' the other
day. As a mark of_my apprecia-
tion I'll will it to you." ,
"Oh. thlnks." said the doctor dryly.
"The only question is how I lm tn
mention you, in my- will. Shall V1
dwsnm you u nr. 'norm or by
your reel name?"
¢Agsln the doctors eye biased at
him out of the green blur. "You
thinkyou know my real name?"
"Oh, yes. I discovered it the
morning ‘following your visit to my
lndrtment. surely you haverrt for-
lotlmc ‘ '
V-"rm vu memgm  o
,l"°'“ Wil in air :scum me-me e
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knowvhoh 1- so
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ovsr his
girl standing
wrench athis
sometuue.
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came upward. He held the pristol`
'_‘You will be in eclipse before!
was very clear, Dale. .I never sus-E
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finally spoke
“I know, wo," she declared. “I esw
his face." - . '_'
Dale whirled round. “You-you
saw?" he pstammered.  you
know?"
She nodded: He marveled ht the
casuslness of her reply. He had
feared the discovery would tempo-
rsrlly crush her, but lnltold dim
seemed to bear up amazingly well-
Perhaps her inlstustionhod not been
as deep a.s_he had feared
"'Yes, Miss Castle known' slldth
doctor in s queer voice
With s start Dale swung round
again. The four words had been
spoken in a way that sent s chill
through his belns. In a moment
Moi!ett's meaning wls tarrlfyingly
clear. The doctor’ safety demanded
this the should be sueneed. she nm
signed her own deathewarrant when
she looked into his face
"Yes, Miss Castle knows." the doo-|
tor added, "but I ,don’t think you do.”
"Oh, yes." Dale controlled his
sharp, tumultuous sensation. “Your
left sleeve is empty, lsn't it? I can’t
see very well in thl_s“iight, but-"
“Left-eleeve?" Moffett interrupted
in a dazed voice.
"Yes, Ainsworth, your, left sleeve."
Dale began, but even ls he spoke u
sense of bewilderment crowded his
brain. _
"Ainsworth‘l" the girl exclaimed in
a voice of stupefs_ctiou_ "Why, how
ridiculous! You doh't think-"
Moffett/s laugh i_ntsrr-_pplsd her.
"What an amusing misappnlren-
sion!" ‘
."If you are not Ainsworth." said
The Picaroon isrnely, “who are you?"
Before the doctor could reply a
lend gong sounded somewhere in the
house. Amelson, standing near the
' door, gsve a sharp exclamation. !‘or
sn 'instant the pistol wavered in Mof-
fettsmnd. _' '
"Who am I?" hs echoed ironically.
“That i.s something you wlllfnever
know. Through the heart, did you
say?" ‘ 
The girl screamed. There came s
sharp crack. A muffled cry of horror
rang out, and \Adels shrank sway,
hands clasped sxlinst her -'white
che.'_k.s.
To Be `Continue¢l _Tomorrow
_.i-...
New ANNAN _ .
AND v_1c1N1'rY_
Mr. Louis Mosse was a recent vis-
lim' to Dong ltlver. - ~
Mr. and Mrs. Wilylism Mill. Cler-
mont, were in the city Friday, while
their small son was operatedim for
enlarged tonsils and adenoids in the
Prince County _Hospital Many'
friends of ths'llttle'|u!1'erer hopc
one ln s short time he- vm have
completely' recovered. /f
The blueberry cron in most, phees
is quite plentiful and many are ng-
ing advantage of the luscious fruit.
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The New Annan Rocca, whichwok
vim W°¢°°°dly.'~Ju1y,a1; was mueh
enjoyed and was acgreator succsse
than ever. ' ,
’!'hs_Distriot 0onvcntion_ of the
Wcmenls Institutes. met in 'navel-
lsr's` Rest Monday . a1|;em°q§ »g'm|
evening, .August oth,  ws. sum
Il1`l_¥°\¥ amended., In the evening a
very 1n\°r¢¢¢ih¢'nr°zru.m ns nr-
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tho.Old  wal _"fy emfgvgg.
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those who wen ie|s‘_pi°ivileg'od~ to
me aneurin. muvousjez mm
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tor llfd "setting:-up snsrcises" In the
morning would=beneftt" the eyes as
much ss they do the body "sys-roib
fng” being *specially recommended-‘__
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ward. » - » _
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exercise. Like other parts, also, they:
can-adapt, themselves tc_the need of
fne,_noa¢ro world." ne nie' me
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