PAGE TWO 
     
     ‘Father’ of forty 
     
    
   
   
    
     tare relief witll__ Kellogg's ALL-BRA" 
     
    
   
   
    
     Face and body 
     
     pay a terrific 
     
     penalty to (Ilia 
     
     tyrant diaaaae. 
     
    
   
   
    
     The face tells o! constipation’: 
     
     ravages. Rid yoursel! of the poisons 
     
     that constipation sends seeping 
     
     through your b0ilY—-P0lllill that 
     
     lead to over forty serious diseases 
     
     --poiaons that cause lpots before 
     
     the eyes, headaches, plmpl skin, 
     
     circles under the e es, unp easant 
     
     breath, blotchy, sal ow skin, etc. 
     
    

    
     Kellogg's ALL-BRAN brings re- 
     
    
   
   
    
     ilevils-Collstipatiolll Gel ‘Bardelys The 
     
    
   
   
    
     etfoctlve. That is why doctora 
     
    
   
   
    
     recommend Kello '5. That is why 
     
     Kellogg's ALL-B AN has brought 
     
     health to thousands when all e00 
     
     has tailed. Try it’. 
     
    

    
     Eat two tablespoonfula of 
     
     Kellogg's ALL-BRAN daily-m 
     
     chronic cases, with every meal. You 
     
     will like its nut-like flavor. Ready- 
     
     to- st with milk or cream. Try it 
     
     in he recipes given on every pack- 
     
     age. Kellogg's ALL-BRAN ls made 
     
     in London, Canada, and served by 
     
     leslliilg hotels and restauranta 
     
     everywhere. Your grocer aella iL 
     
    
   
   
    
     (Command) 
     
    
   
   
    
     l did his bidding, and from the 
     
    
   
   
    
     fhreusl o! his double: l drew some 
     
     llorlsr- letters upli u locket which 
     
     held the miniature o! a woman's 
     
     ‘lace. 
     
     "i want you to deliverall to her. 
     
     nlousieur." 
     
     "ll shall he done." l answered. 
     
     Jet-ply moved. 
     
     "Hold it -~ll0ld it up,“ he beg- 
     
     leil. his voice wreaks-hing. "Let 
     
     he behold the lace." 
     
     Long his eyes rested on the like‘ 
     
    
   
   
    
     Magnificent 
     
    
   
   
    
     THE CHARLOTPEFPOWN GUARDIAN 
     
    
   
   
    
     l gained my horse. and vaulted 
     
     lmo the saddle. Tearing the reins 
     
     from the urchin that held them, 
     
     and driving my spurs into the 
     
     heasfs flanks, 1 went careerlng 
     
    

    
     .ll\’ll lhe street at a gallop. krlp- 
     
     izlg lightly with my knees. whilst 
     
     l .u- stirrups. which I llad had llu 
     
     mu lo step lair. ilow Wlllll)’ about 
     
     . y legs. , 
     
    

    
     A pistol cracked behind me; then 
     
     Jlother, and a sharp. stinging pain 
     
     ll the shoulder warned lne that l 
     
     you llil. liul l took no heed of it, 
     
     -.h~ u. The wound coulil not be seri- 
     
    

    
     ls, elsl- l had already been all uf 
     
     he saddle. and it would he time 
     
     enough to look to it when l had 
     
    
   
   
    
     great pie. 
     
    
   
   
    
     How the whole family enjoys mother’; 
     
     wonderful pies!’ Crisp, crunchy paw-y 
     
     that brings the plates of boys and girl, ' 
     
    
   
   
    
     back for more. 
     
    
   
   
    
     And mother's pies are always delicigu; 
     
    
   
   
    
     Jlllllllllilllbéll my pursuers, Furl 
     
    

    
     llluh upon u halr-hourl rode, before 
     
    

    
     I vould he suill IOlIiKVE got clear oi" » ' 
     
    

    
     llezn. and than for uught l knew  ' -' .  
     
    
   
   
    
      ‘ ‘lvj. were still zollllwlug, resulted ‘ -- l  “"""' - i“ 
     
     l‘ ‘ \ inlnnll mo down by the aid u. - ~ '"\\\“““ . _ 
     
     . L v Zllill imortlzzithin us» the)‘ mlghlX-ulli ‘ ‘  ‘ Quaker Flour ‘s bat for a“ baking pllf- ' 
     
     T f ll l (hi: \\'l_'. ~ _ p f ' _ ~ - - - 
     
      l” l\\’liSLt‘llIlll(_i‘l'_\' then to the Gar~ ' ' .. '- poses' Dunng the mlnlng ‘t 18 tesl-ed 
     
    
   
   
    
     , , “w. I drew rPlll helm.- m» swift- hourly to our standard. It is baked every - 
     
    

    
      ; . flowing stream. winding itself . _ _ 
     
     ' llit: it lluod oi lzliuerllzg silver he‘ day m 0W‘ 0W" bake-$h0p- That is why 
     
    

    
     STANDARDWQUAUTY ' l "l-wl ihedliul-k shadows of its- 
     
    

    
     (IIERSOYEARS 
     
    

    
     r 
     
    
   
   
    
     lie! oven in tho most chronic c Bu) a lndmg‘ loday‘ 
     
     of constipation. I! eaten regularly, q 
     
     it is guaranteed to bring permu- 
     
     llnli relief or your grocer returns 
     
     the purchase price. 
     
    

    
     Only ALL BEAN can be wholly 
     
    
   
   
    
     ness l held before him. At lsst. 
     
    
   
   
    
     as one in u dream-— .  
     
     "Well-heloved.“ he sighed, “Bled ASK your grocer for 
     
    
   
   
    
     uilnee!" And down his grey. ha; 
     
     garll cheeks the tears came slowly. 
     
     "Fmwilve this weakness. monsieug." 
     
    
   
   
    
     ALL-BRAN 
     
    

    
     _ _____ ,__ _ ___ V an» whispered hrokenly. "We were 
     
       i“‘,hi,:_‘(';‘_‘he*g weildmd“ 33ml“ ha!“ 
     
     ' . l"; . e an E Wt l a st‘). 
     
     N & SON ‘ <1 1 n k *- - = 
     
     JENKI S   .22: 
     
     Dealers For =ob had robbed him of the hull oi 
     
    

    
     All-Bran-Pep and Corn Flakes 
     
    
   
   
    
     With Quaker Flour her recipes always 
     
     bake the same, for Quaker Flour is always 
     
     ' the same. * 
     
    
   
   
    
     Ilfi <. A liille while l sat there‘ “fe can_ guarantee you absolute aatisfac’ 
     
     iswuins- and surveying me slaw‘ tlon with a money-back ofler. 
     
    
   
   
    
     er flour 
     
    
   
   
    
     Always the Same ~Always the Best 
     
    
   
   
    
     A product of Th.» Quilter Mills, Pett-rhorough and $nsk=llnvn P6 
     
    
   
   
    
     :l\'.lt vitality rellluiuod, “Tell her. 
     
     u 7 _.. ~~—~—-———-- 
     
    
   
   
    
     ionsienr. that nly-dylug thoughts 
     
     v. ulrreled l-hateau that loomed, 
     
      .  “Her name-p. I Cried fearing hwzlnd the way to lztiYéllilll. This 
     
    
   
   
    
     j noble pile. ileyolld tho 
     
    
   
   
    
     l 
     
     ~W§Ti3 oi her. TellAtelI her-d  
     
     l 
     
     __.__-_--¢-—-—-—->' '. " ' ‘ _ m . k ' r I I ed n lwirm was hut some lurve or loll i l Smmllaled “hm (lenlesne 
     
      Iii  H mun .~ln Je ore eurn . 
     
     l Amer: “MP h“! u“) within m l \\'.;< llfulflllll)‘ l.'¢l\'\:(lllli. 
     
     He lmktd n! me with leyes mm roonl—stood the drultoons in. l  1 i; ‘Inhaled Mn“ l hm‘ he“ m” 
     
      .-  ..,v , - K ‘- _  .1. ,, ,,, 
     
     Start When You        "   '    
     
     and l0 rallv for a sm-ond. h . gate». If it “were indeed ll<l\'8(l‘lll 
     
     _ . _ (.11.. l . ,1}. .].. - 1 ~- 
     
     Tramp 0n the ‘Her name?" he ‘mused. in n‘, “(:53 Li?“  ‘ we’) n” ,,l llllil lllll to llnllounl-e lny-self. and} 
     
     Next l‘ . ’ " “w” lnauner‘ "M" ls-Malde‘ "Hr ulL-HYPFS tin» llttliflfllllltllll/li ) m“. H; n“ mmw “ma? l!“ “(l-w 
     
     _ . llU/lfil ill’ wt r l: l trill; l ll 41,‘. “my 
     
     ‘hlxfll “ck u“ “uuulmfll mm lllzli it “his lll\IllE the)’ Qlllrrifm“ ‘llllflll Ille name c»! Marcel de llur- 
     
    
   
   
    
     - . ‘.3. V "zlit he. and l realized lllzlt‘ 
     
     ,, ,, lut- IllSLZlIlY. About tlleolherlulll- h m“ 
     
     ' Fell me h--r name. n“ 
     
     Will Your Motor 
     
     had been well hnddizlhoil heed. {m} m m“ ri""r"m'l ‘mock m lhe‘ 
     
     '-  l roiwelle de——-" - ‘ h“: wlnlll ll» - r- l if ' i 
     
     l , »  ad l-.'"': .' " ‘ "tmed" u 
     
     a Sp‘, g‘) s - ills head rolled uli the suddenly S“ l“ wr“ m! ‘HUI 1mm!“ I WPH‘ sonm olhvr household. 
     
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     DilPdlllIiVS arms. 
     
    
   
   
    
     M“ h? “Gad?” 1 asked‘ “Parmeu... swore one u! m“ v0n‘__llL‘l_\'S should aulllce to ensure ill" 
     
    
   
   
    
     - .. . . - ' lvolne. 
     
     . pulllons. ill wager it l.- ilrm , i“ “e _ 
     
     Rldl-nsrd nodded ln silence. And men just m. l “Jilxlolifilzl g lly spurring zllnl coaxing, l lured 
     
     H PT . . . '. ’ . f . . . inly s! ‘Hi into the rivlr. There ls- ~~~~W—~—M " “r . ' " .  . . _. f} ., 
     
     A Mali i: thsRMltxvnliilht lmuluxiallh“ Amlmh “h in“, ‘us. ‘prnvi-llz hzlvilw it llllll lll<ltl°ll yull ‘Wm Mm: m’ lmmlw" T? “Wimp ‘mmwfl l l m“ “wk (If WMFHIH H" "UL I msundlred mm m“ onwm-""‘ 
     
     r M) m), mo“. whflher i, l “.u_,,lm“.'“°‘“l m“. “""v“r““l"’“* w“ ‘Infly M“; a 11.5w. m n“, “only y,“ snarled, coughed. and struggled L'.ll‘l‘t m, .~‘l)'ll\1\l in llli‘ Pllil l lnl l)l'll$l llllll lllrlloll buck, and, lmvl 
     
     l MI‘ Cihi" W!‘ bill"? 6X‘ 1w lllllllwllrr‘ n‘ that lllinl; lviniileyehlg m‘. ‘tmlhmxly' u“. fiwmlm‘ l-nnn-l lil‘ll(t‘ hlln drink ll ivonwl "*"'~““|.\'. ‘hut tlln tflll'l'i‘lll was lIGlr-hiln no. and snwnn 1\"~lllll‘\‘ nlulll’. svrllllllllvd out, vrus now irvlli ». 
     
     '  and [tell him to look  ‘l iurllvl" oilthe burn underline Bwlllfid up m “WI ‘My! A’ ilrlw- niw illllillt-Wl u» lny wm- in» ml: us wlflly away. and his efforts llllillll.‘ lllul l||'.\\'1||ll~l lilllll inrthvr nwlly along the path hy whil-h \v-- 
     
     ' ‘ ' ‘ “ ' ‘ ' ~ ' l -'»-‘ - ' ‘-- ~ v ‘ <.. - w. . A 
     
     after your Batter? for the ' ‘w '1' Ilml lhldelldrd 11ml "will phi" m Wm mm“ "nmmm: lullholu-ll l llud ln-ouuill llllllr- mu,“ hronpln us no ul-urol- to llll‘ oppo- <1 '\',|l. null um l mmn llnn runp hzid iDmt. lillving no lnlnd lo g0 
     
     l ‘w: l - wl =lll roilll-r iniluellves (“ml w‘ ~ l nun-r ll-nnlll not lllllkv llilll swilll" "u" shm“ M m“ l iilllllwd if"!!! lmu- him. Win-ll, llil\l'ci't*l‘. l llnd alto!" him. l resigned mlhvii luillv 
     
     . Wm" month‘ . MW?“ wt“, e." “Q”, u, imp}!  “"'“"P*‘“l"“}\h"" '1 3mm “f s“"'iu,.l qphm“ | mum “u, “V114,, m", his hawk. illlll so! mysvli lo swinl l‘\~'l\‘ll4-il lln- uppusin- hunk. mid lush‘. and turned my illlvlllion m 
     
     > * < . - ‘ ' prise llzlure us ‘illg ill lny llll'll ' ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ 
     
     we cm ALSO TAKE CARE ' 
     
    
   
   
    
     OF YOUR RADIO 
     
     BATTERY 
     
    
   
   
    
     Vour Battery needs the ab- 
     
     tentinn of all expert battery 
     
     man during the winter 
     
     months to keep it in good col» 
     
     dltion. Phone 538. Ask for 
     
    
   
   
    
     . . . ~  . ' - " -- ' ' ~ ~ ~~ ‘- .- t ' l1h~ -ll:lt» lll- nlnllsirll now l i l ~. 
     
     .;,,. u, figy u; 11“; end n] n hull. “How may mm ‘Ionvpm youlw brpns, l)". [ugh u; ‘h? slwm“ lusilllo ll;l‘ll. ltlllillllfi," llllllll llllymlllr] ,\l|lilll llllilil iln \l1 ulun o w 1 t. t nlort llli 
     
     mull" and announce my dt-ugullllzrl "Your llurdon. l\\\’ nl;l_<|,-,~_ M" Vfllllll‘ 111d l llrlli- him will \1‘.\‘ l" "'“ " m “"1 ' ' 
     
    

    
     i.lll 1o wt out on ln-rsi-lnu-k illllhwk. an. U“ H“. ppm-s |,“_.;,_,..4h_' 
     
    
   
   
    
     ~ . l . . ' ' 359g ' n m no. a 
     
     WHAT HAPPENED? |.;ld lmysoli quarters more mu l rvnlfilnhvlu,“ UH,“ “m, m. “Ml  .3  a" 
     
    
   
   
    
     wine (compmhflnwy): womanqfivll l aunl l flilS\\'¢'|‘r*il solln- tlhSfFlllllllll \ 
     
     l. 
     
     l 
     
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     — A.  &  ‘v work i‘ "eyer dam” “‘|"'ll1"Y|'°“'-" l i1l5"“"'l'u ""1"" Willi llnll ii flushed through lll_\ 
     
     »‘ ‘ ‘ Hubby ‘m-vina ‘h, dmy Q19); | “filo Mo l film"! F804)’ l" Illollfll- Illlllll rll.u llll-_\ llilll Ill-Pl] selll on»; 
     
    

    
     CENTRAL GARAGE notice that whenever I come home“ 3”“ “m relra” 3'1"?‘ 5m!“ “'"“*me lly Ills Majesty to Plllllffl‘ m, 
     
     _ , 1 he olhl-rs, and, finding the road Hwqhfim. m l“, \\'i\‘l]|~’ ~ 
     
     Preet-O-Llte and Columbir-j 
     
    
   
   
    
     ‘will lll hi. 
     
     , n Luvedun. you will lollow me dp)‘ m, "on, ,-,lduhh,._., h...“ _ 
     
     Batteries Q 
     
    
   
   
    
     l .7 i l J m“ Llhmealv‘ ‘ olive l-zllllv Illl- nllllllilllllil do l' B . ‘ 
     
     , "llul "l ‘aunol hope! real-ll ii . w] v ‘l. ' Y 1 ._. 2 o  a 
     
      nnight.)Lrnolleeiglleur. lllklivllgll u",,L,),IyI;;;,,I;,.,I-:l,";_ H lqfllhllygiiii,“Jami. “s”, , 
     
     moo-LA “an . . _ "fill"?! 111111 1h‘ llnkllflw" l" )""-" lil‘l'lll‘l‘i*ll in llli‘ “HIS llmi n: | n‘ pu.» ‘ - v 
     
       ' l it‘ lllultffilwl. \\'i'l~li"ll l llzul lc-il ill lllt‘ l>.ll'll I11.  - 9 
     
     4 ' ~’ _ 
     
     ship yam‘ “V. and dress“, pew '    F'   
     
     G ' S ‘b! G ‘ft Footwear for In stance 
     
     . . . _ IVE EDS! e I S, 
     
     qr "W i ’ . H ml the sky Ms Qlvnv. 11nd ll vH-q- “l; m lmvn vvllillllllt-ll. lll"l.ll‘lllllt*l" 
     
     y Y‘ “VFW "'9' rl-lll lllflUll Piillltz oppol-illllt-ly ll m; n". mud.“ “l; H“. ;,,-_»;;\-.V.- l. 
     
    
   
   
    
     “ldonol hope to rout-ll it tonight. h“ pour Mo. dud su ‘I 
     
     try to the Harri: Abattoir Co" an-l ' 
     
     ' "Y" ' "--'u= -,=.-@1,1y m dispel Ille gloom. <nnnl<l ruillvr hnvn rilllrl d ~u l-i < » Plluilsl- \'0ll|' "ills from llli‘ l'tllltl\\‘lll r list 0i‘ l-olllforl:lllll- and ili‘_ 
     
     \\ t lid ,\ , ,- _ 
     
     . _ pvllllzlllll- l-‘otliut-nl‘ tor “I'll. \\0llit‘ll llllil illillllvll. Nil lzlit 1H‘ 
     
    
   
   
    
     ‘i: ,..».-t_».»_~.<.., 
     
    
   
   
    
     . r-vl-u- ; 
     
    
   
   
    
     and your ‘mum V‘ ‘o m" Branch a“ ll a brisk trot. Night lnld tulle-n ligr-“pp glmull] mm. ,,,,,.mi,|,j,| mm, 
     
    
   
   
    
     -_.___-e.5\~* '-~_¢.~__‘._.~.  ; , ,_ 
     
    
   
   
    
     holler and, in the null-hing. dilW‘ Tun lilll‘ l saw llw llllfillllil! lllfll 
     
     W" ' V V l haul lllll(li-. l own it Wu ‘ ll! , 
     
     . l lelt lllnl with llllll, and s--l on! ,;,.,- m“, m, “m” m- oral“. . - 
     
    
   
   
    
     kn». 
     
    
   
   
    
     nine llzlnllel that will Zlllulll m» |,,.,-,,,,_ u, ymn- §,,,.,-;,._.y 
     
     you reside Wes‘. oi Summersidc‘ f’ 
     
     “W” “h” eltvorifls '3‘ W"? A DEcmED BL°NDE_ Jlllll l gain-rd a (ffUriSFlHltl. WllFlP. i“ m“, ,.,)n,,,,,.lifln 
     
     “Om He: I fir‘: Em" chammw” ‘turning w Iln- rikhl. I HM m)’ 1'4"” "Hl- i.- hum. m lr-nsl.“ l-ri-‘ll lllll 
     
     ' ' 59°”?! MM‘ 9' 0 lln- Pvrvllvus. zllld ll-di- llrisilly m‘ 11“. |,-,,,,p,.,-.,- “my, q bu,“ m‘ 
     
     Th8 Harris _Abflll0ll‘, she: on, us: she decide w be l ma,“ Th“, I hm, ‘IM_\_P“ WNW laugh,“ Th,“ 0mmuwsvrgpzllll.__l 
     
     CCL,  ‘Mona’? "M5 llmvml “him “m” “hwml; Volvo. (‘illll and formal-- 
     
    
   
   
    
     v . .. .. . . .. . . - - -- . - . - '  Xi‘ l'l'('ll 
     
     gHAnLoTq-ETOWN llmuvs l-uvf l Ll-llhrui into l!" ‘in llli- lune» nunw, Sltlllsu-llll “unit-ll H lll'-\l i|ll2llll_\ rlhholl lllhl“ \|\ '_ H 
     
     6247_11_25“_ _ lilllllitl of hlll-epoix, and draw up ,1‘. |‘,._.;],,.,-,,n_ | “Freq yum" 
     
    
   
   
    
     .- --  - . For rlir 
     
     - _ ‘ ll-fure un inn iluuliiing the sixn uh m“! wmpplul our his sit-inn‘ ' -_ l"lllllw“ “mm H‘ m RH.‘ ' ,, I‘ 
     
     ANNMAN MARQUEE AWLWAYS ' 1i it pmlvovk~ll>= if lll iron)‘ "l' ii»; and llli‘ lillllll was \\'lllllll all lllPlll l ' ‘ "il\\'ll, “UNION. Xll\'_\' illlil Ynllllls Fill“: ll ll) l» . . 
     
     llllll.“ us, [or It was no ‘better ' ~ l 'i.. ll l'.‘;~ l .- - , . , , , , - , - ~ 
     
     Extra TrainHgegiiycé~Christrnas Jranxx ‘Quayside ‘wlwn, xmum.  Ivrzmlqilrvuiifjil;o"iill‘rung}, lilllllll .ll [NI [hill . . . . . flvlfZ-l 
     
    
   
   
    
     will ride slmih until l conlellpull q “my m,‘ L -~“m,'_._“,“,.d_, L“ )' 
     
     receive highest market prices. ll 
     
     . - i . 
     
     3° U" 3"“ “m” 7°" °“' Wmla" l qunwd lllP lleld. illlil went lllll'l\ 11H.“- hHIQhIylSs ‘ms “my, m“. H, b, 
     
     lllilfi‘ :u-¢-opi:lllll'. 
     
    
   
   
    
     urn...‘ 
     
    
   
   
    
     ,e|,||>|>|<;|;>~ lliit‘l{l~l\' IHNYYS 
     
    
   
   
    
     To enable our peOpF‘ along‘ the l 
     
     Railway to do their Chrlmnlus ~ 
     
     shopping, extra train service on .\ ‘I 
     
     Tho island Div slon will he oper- ‘- 
     
     axed as ioliowsz— 
     
    
   
   
    
     SUMMERSlDE-JIGNISH. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Commencing December 15th and i.‘ 
     
     up to and including Dt-cremlal-r  
     
     24th. Trains Nos, 211 and 212 will 
     
    

    
     . ALWAYS D 
     
    

    
     . ll l . -: -‘ kl . 
     
    

    
     Opprme d3 y m“ ‘d of "Huge yl $hez What are you thinking 
     
    
   
   
    
     CHARLOTTETOWN—SOURIS ‘about’! 
     
     AND GEQRGETOWN_ He: Nothing much. 
     
     She: That's itl Alwayqdweliinq 
     
    

    
     On December 22.-l<l and 23rd untkon yourselil ,_ 
     
     24th the mlin “Plltfilllliéll to leave.“ t 
     
     Charlottetonn at $.20 P. M. will ' - 
     
     he held until 4.00 o'clock. 
     
    
   
   
    
     CHARLOTTETOWN-—MURRAY l 
     
     HARBOR. 
     
    
   
   
    
     On December 22nd. 3rd and 
     
     24th the lraln will leave .\inrr:ly 
     
     Harbor a-t 6.45 A. M. instead oi| l .~ 
     
     7.45 and returning will leavn! -;_/_ A 
     
     Charloimow-n at 4.30 P. M. in-, ~ 
     
     stead 0i 3.30 l’. M. 1 
     
    
   
   
    
     DISTRICT PASSENGER AGQNTS 
     
     OFF! ‘a 
     
    
   
   
    
     6735-l2-l7-6l / 
     
    
   
   
    
     ._ .___‘_,_%. l 
     
    
   
   
    
     "wvaluable Property Phi‘ 
     
    
   
   
    
     FUR SAlE 1 ,9 
     
    
   
   
    
     Me? Marry‘: Huh! Nor 
     
     tlll the girls buckle down and wean 
     
    
   
   
    
     l offer for aale my valuable pro- “Mime chm” 39am’ 
     
    
   
   
    
     ililllltrhil)’ llnr lmtlpr was tile-re. uxivnl. Wlllvll iurllllzlc- his lnllkill. 
     
    
   
   
    
     lll(l llll! uni-loan, oYl-rgrown \ll‘i‘lllil 
     
     o whom l entrusted my horseconld 
     
     not soy WllPlllUl‘, illllev-d. Pore All 
     
     lun. the landlord, would be zlhlr- to 
     
     ind me n room to sleep ill. lthirst» 
     
     nl, however; and so l ll0lfiflllllliftl 
     
     oulil-zht, ii ii were only to drink o 
     
     iLll oi wine and obtain iniormation 
     
     ~l‘ my whereabouts, 
     
    

    
     As l was e-nlerlng the llostolry 
     
     hero was a r-laiter of hoofs in tin-l 
     
     (reel, and [our dragoons headed 
     
     )_V a sergeant. rode up and halite/l 
     
     ll the door m‘ the Paon. 'l‘ll0.y 
     
     ilellléll [O have ridden hard and 
     
     =1 me distance, for tln-ir horn-es 
     
     vere Jaded ulnmsi to the last point 
     
     ll itllllllfilniTf. 
     
    

    
     Within, l called the host, 11nd 
     
     invlng ohtzlinied a ilugon of the 
     
     will vintage’ dleaven fortify those 
     
     hat must he content with the 
     
     vorstP-l passed on l0 make in~‘ 
     
     pliries touching lny wht-rvllhouls 
     
    
   
   
    
     fenders 
     
     For Ice 
     
    
   
   
    
     "renders will be received by the 
     
     undersigned up to and including 
     
     ioturday next the 19th instant at 
     
     ". o'clock noon tor the supplying. 
     
     lnullng and storing oi sufficient ice 
     
     "o fill our ice-house. Specifications‘ 
     
    

    
     fill] he seen at our office. 
     
     Dated this 15th day of Der, i925.‘ 
     
     CENTRAL CREAMERIES LTD. 
     
     225 Fitzroy St.- 
     
    
   
   
    
     ‘1667-1 2-1 5-5l, 
     
    
   
   
    
     'l snvldl-n lllrnsi. To llzlnlln-l‘ l\l'll 
     
     ill llll‘ llllllzu illvrl- \\'il.\‘ illv inhlw 
     
     l)L'l\\'I'i_‘ll us. 
     
    

    
     So, my mind workvd quickly in: 
     
     [ills desperate» Slllllllltlll. llllll lwallliv. 
     
     lug how dire zlllll urgent lllv llUlHl 
     
     to attt-lllpt an QSUHIIL‘, l lullpl and i 
     
     donly l)i\l‘l{ to iiml myself in the’, 
     
     .ll‘lllS oi his lollmrl-rn. lint in mot-q 
     
     in: l had caught up hy one oi it», 
     
     logs the stool on which l llflil b11011‘ 
     
     sitting. As l ralislul l1. l l-luded llli‘. :. 
     
     pinioning grip of llle troopers. l‘ 
     
     twisted ill their grasp and brought 
     
     tho stool down upon tlli- licud \“ 
     
     one o! them with a force that ilYOVv \ 
     
     him. to ills knees. Up wont 0121' 
     
     three-legged stool again, m dost-end 
     
     like n thunderbolt upon lhr- lu-ll-I 
     
     of another. That freed me_ 'l‘h-- 
     
     sergeant was teaming up behind. hm ‘ 
     
     another flourish oi my lilililrnvlnleil 
     
     iluttle-axi: sent tho two ronlzlixiin»; 
     
     r-ulllllvrri upart to look l0 ' 
     
     swords. Ere they r-nuld drnlv. l hurl‘. . 
     
     dllrted like a hare lwlvvoi-ll the-m 
     
     iLlKl out into the street. TllP Sv-l‘ l , 
     
     geunt. cursing them with ‘ ' 
     
     xolnlllilily. iollowed closely upon __ 
     
     my heels. 
     
    

    
     Leaping as tux-into the rmnhvnv - 
     
     as l vlnlld. I lllfllflll in |lli'l'l lin- 
     
     ik-llonfl-z onslaught. lining llll‘ sum 
     
     us it lnlckll-r, l l-zlughl hi< 11mm 
     
     upon it. Sn violently n-zls ll |l4'll\ 
     
     PfPll that the point hurir-d lliPll il- 
     
     tho wood and the hind» ssnpl-l-d. 
     
     leaving hlln with ii lllll mid a slum» 
     
     of sievl. I ‘WllNlPil llll limo in 
     
     lllOlliZlll. (‘lulrglnsz him “'lllll\'_ l_ 
     
     knocked him over just HS lilo l\\'~ p 
     
     \ll\lllll'l drllgrlwlls lznllll- s!lllll|lli'l' 
     
    
   
   
    
     . out m‘ iln- l§l\'l‘l'll. 
     
    
   
   
    
     party consisting oi 130 acres 0t 
     
     eholoa land with buildings. situated 
     
     on Robinoon’: island. 50 acrea 
     
     clear, the balance covered with a! 
     
     general growth of lumber. Convem‘ 
     
     lent to manure of ail kinds. l1 notl < 
     
     aold by private aalo will be offered‘ 
     
     by Public Auction of which due 
     
    
   
   
    
     Tenders for Materiel 
     
    
   
   
    
     Tendens will be received at this office until noon on 
     
     December the 22nd. 1925. lrom any person or persons willing to supply 
     
     and deliver at the undermentioned places on or beiore April 1st, i926. 
     
    
   
   
    
     \\'ollli*ll's wnrlll Felt Juliet 
     
     Slippers, lv:ltll0l' mitts illlil 
     
     hot-ls Plush irillllllvd. Hahn's 
     
     \\illl-.. lirmvll and Navy illlil 
     
     l§li\i'l( ni .. . . . . . . . . . . . iiilfiil 
     
    
   
   
    
     “unit-nix lloullnil- Slippers ill 
     
     Sill-do and‘ Kiil_ Spidvr llml 
     
     Alligguiol" lvzlillt-rs ill zlll 
     
     slllult-s. "Pau-lnlrds" pol- pnir 
     
    

    
     . . . . . . . . . . . $l..'l0 
     
    
   
   
    
     (‘llildrr-llfls Ft-li Slippvrs. 801', 
     
     004- and $1.00 up. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Monk-l (i 1'03‘ and Ill-own l(‘illll(‘l‘ 
     
     Slippers ill Alilglliol- and SpllL 
     
    
   
   
    
     ‘or path-run lllsollliu-lt lllul 
     
    
   
   
    
     llrowu kid with pzlclill-d l-llc 
     
     still-s and rlllllll-l- hot-ls, ]N‘l' 
     
     pair . .' ililflil 
     
    
   
   
    
     Monk llrowll Alliglliol- Sli|l_ 
     
     porn with lvzii lli‘l' SOlPN tilll)‘ 
     
     . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $I.0.'l 
     
    
   
   
    
     Hull's lil‘0\\l| Kill liolilvos. 
     
     Ll-llilu-l- stilt-s, i-lzlntil- Slilt- 
     
     ‘  $28.25 
     
    
   
   
    
     (HI. 'l‘.\ XX I'll) .\I(N'(‘.\SI.\‘N 
     
    

    
     I'm-r pair 
     
     liiill- (ii-ills silt-s 81o i0 $1.35 
     
     Yoilllls sizvs ll ill l3 . . fiilflil 
     
     lloys si (‘H l i0 5 . . . ., Slilfi-"i 
     
     lion's sin-s 0 to ll . . . . $230 
     
    
   
   
    
     \\'ollll~ll‘s NlZiHN 3 in 7 
     
     Ill-ifs sill-s ii in l0 . . . $53-9- 
     
    
   
   
    
     \\‘I~I Sl-ILI. t‘. i‘. M. .\'li.\'l‘l-l.\‘ 
     
     lilollllykl- sin-s h‘ i0 i0 .000 
     
     Yukon silt-s H» to ll 1,2 $1.25 
     
     Pnstillll- MIPS 9 l0 II 1,2 $2.25 
     
     Lmlil-s‘ “.\llio" . . . . . . $3.51! 
     
     lion's '.\uio“ . . . . . . . . . $33-50 
     
     liollfle ()|_\'lll|lil- ‘Flllu- . . . $3.00 
     
     .\l(~|l‘s i‘. l‘. H. )lil1lt‘l“("'$(i.0(l 
     
     .\li‘l\'s (‘.(‘..\l. llmlvl “l)“ $7.00 
     
    
   
   
    
     i..\l)ll~1l~'»‘ ll()l.l<}l'l{(i0l~‘ 
     
     IIOSIICIH’ 
     
    

    
     Silk. silk lillil wool. silk llllil 
     
     l-otinn and all wool llt |N'I‘ pair 
     
     $1.00, $1.25, iiiL-"lil and $1.75. 
     
     .\ l'illli'_\' X.ll.\.\‘ pllululgl- giwn 
     
     il\\‘il_\' with viii-ll p:lil'_ 
     
    
   
   
    
     (l\'l€l{.\'lli)lCS FUR l'l\'l'IllY 
     
     bllilillllill ill“ THE l~‘.\ .\lll.\' 
     
    
   
   
    
     ('llill|'.~' ..... . . . . . . . . . . $2110 
     
     )llNNi‘N . . . . . . . . . ._ $1355 
     
     \\'ullu-ll‘.~l . . . .. . . $2.75 up 
     
     .lll-ll‘.~s . . . . . $2.00 up 
     
    
   
   
    
     Rldilllfill IHNYPS 
     
     vlllldte . . . _ _ , 2,25 
     
    
   
   
    
     Minnow . . . . . . . $2.50 
     
     \\'olnl~|l‘.~l . . . . . . $2.75 
     
    
   
   
    
     We have the finest line of Lumbe rman’s Rubbens in (‘lmadlw-GUTTA- 
     
    
   
   
    
     PERCHA and RHINO, every pair GUARANTEED, prices lowest. Also a 
     
    
   
   
    
     complete line Felt Boots, Hosiery, (Ii-tillers for Men and Women. SHOP 
     
     EARLY. ‘ 
     
    
   
   
    
     NQTICE:~We buy for cash and sell for Cash that is why we can sell 
     
     so cheap. Please do not ask for credit. ' - 
     
    
   
   
    
     notice will be given. Apply WQIIam. 
     
     W. Robinson on the PFQHIEI-Ol‘ 
     
    
   
   
    
     BENJ. CARTBF. 
     
    
   
   
    
     AUBHOHQQE, sweep on the atepa. or carry 
     
     - mme wood or aumpin’! 
     
    
   
   
    
     llllllflN slu 
     
    
   
   
    
     -— OWN FER .Y WHARF, KINGS COUNTY 
     
     l Wm "n by Pubm: Auctmn on Frway‘ o“. 18m u 1 PM" l" the 50 pllfsoslisc: or hardwoo: 6" diam at small eni stffllqht and no‘. 
     
     aalu room: formerly occupied by Russel E. White. "$719- FWWW‘ 9- |". than 25 n" ‘ma’ ‘  
     
     cllamflara, Queen Strut, complete houaehold- furniture for bed-room. w “Ne; spruce or hlrdwood 6.. mam n gm," "at “warm,” and ‘ , 
     
     dining room. living room and kitchen, This furniture la all practically no; l"; mm 30 fleet long, 1 ' ' 
     
     new and in first ulna condition and lncludea, tea wagon and other MONYAGUE FERRV WHARF‘ KINGS COUNTY Sunnyfldg, 
     
     PM,“ m .'“"‘°""'~"' "Male-fwd “m” ‘M.’ nw1lfln"h wflmn "m 3 cords poles ‘l2’ long, and 4 cords poles 10 long, all 4" diam. at 
     
     ity droaaar and ehalq- and bed. quartered oak llhm-y and den tabla, "m" "M ‘ . / 
     
     oonplata dlllnar and tea uh, Wilton Hugo, Chesterfield ehalra, etc, DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS, 
     
     ._ J_ k M°D°NALD_ Charlottetown, P. E. i. - 
     
    
   
   
    
     Auctloneer. 
     
    
   
   
    
     the Oollowlnq materials?- 
     
    
   
   
    
     ‘s NEAR WILMOT BRIDGE. PRINCE COUNTV 
     
     Tommy Bug: any, ma, “no 250 cords spruce polea. 4" diam. at small end and 16 it- long. 
     
     130 plies 6" diam. at amall end and 16 it. long. M“ 
     
     G50 lin. ft.of4"x5" spruce stanchion: In lengths of 10' or 15'. 
     
     66 piece: at spruce curbing 6"xfl"x16‘. 
     
     132 pieces oi spruce railing 2"x5"x16', 
     
     3000' B. M. cl Inch boar-is. 
     
    
   
   
    
     641l~12-3th8|. 
     
    
   
   
    
     PURDIlL-FEKGUSOH   
     
    
   
   
    
     SHOE CO. LTD. 
     
    
   
   
    
     FULLERTOWS MARSH BRIDGE. QUEENS COUNTY 
     
     75 cord: oi aprllee pales, 4" diam, at amall end and 1B‘ long. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Lharlottetown, P. E. I. 
     
     YOU MUST SEE “THE BABES IN TIlE WOODS." 
     
    
   
   
    
     December l, 1925. 
     
     asal-u-u :. , I. 
     
    
   
   
    
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