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Bruce
property of J.
Limited, coni-
plant equip-
stock-in-trade.
and
per cent
the hal-
the dal(
this fourteenth day of May
Maritime Trust Corporation. by
MCLEOD 8: BENTLEY.
Their Attorneyl.
, 
 IIDTIGE
' The Auction Sale of Wilmot
Large which was postponed will be
held on the premises at Albany on
Thunday, June 14th at one o'clock-
6-12-31.
.AUBIIUN _SALE
l am instructed by Francis
llaughey tn sell by auction on the
Premises at Kelly‘s Cross on Friday-
Jnne isth, A. D. 1928, his mm.
/ consisting of 65 acres of No. 1 Land
all clear and in a good state of cul-
tivation. Also all his household fur-
niture. Sale positive as owner is.
leaving the Province. .
JOHN P. BRADLEY
Auctioneer.
4953-6-8-9-13.
1 ||0T|GE
We, the undersigned merchant.; of
Montague, Lower Montague and
Kilmulr, agree to close our respec-
tive places of business at 6 o'clock
P. M. (Saturday excepted) from
Monday, June llth, 1928 to Friday.
September 14th, both dates inclus-
"1ve, um wednesday ‘afternoons at
on1e'o’ciock P. M. during the same
period. We also agree~tc close July
2nd (Dominion Day.)
Poole .it Thompson, Limited.
L. ll. Poole, President. ~
J. W. Murdock da Company.
McLeod & McGregor.
E. E. Parkman.
J. L. Younker.
McGowan’s Limited, Kilmuir.
W. A. Poole di Company, Lower
Montague. (close on Wednesday at
one o’clock after June 30th.!
'r. G1 ms. Limited, per T. G. im.
Wright &= Stewart.
6-9-41.
AT stun
PRINCE BARON IIVIPORTED
ll098Bl (163827)
This handsome dapple Grey
Percheron Stallion will make the
season at the owners stables, Vernon
River, except Thursday of each
week when he will be at Wm. ll.i
Wood’B. Pownal. This horse needs noi
pullng as his eoits speak fori
thunneives.
.
Terms $10 for the season. Mares
at owners risk.
" HENRY WOOD.
Owner in Charge.
8-6-ws4i.
‘¢eQro+ovoeeoe»oo¢.c»~¢c
0'9V9%9>+ve1evevvvev-fees;
eyes betrayed his anxiety. He turn
The latter shrugged.
inoned. staring strmglit ahcad oi
asked where shc wishcd lo bc taker
ICBFCOI WCIO V¢i.ll'l
Madcmoiscllc. Your voice is true.
As soon as he had s ke
without B word im ii§’§m’i§iif“’§’e’; eyic 2 'Martin Bm s Bessie smau
of “cd iiugdui.d_ with A iook that wood and Lotlte Jay (equal).
made Farraday's heart sink, she had Grade I (Jum°r)_l #la Mc'
risen abrupiiy and swept across the Leod 2 Bessie Clark 3 Bern e Dunn.
iesiduiuuu _ Grade I_ tai--1 Claude Affleck.
For once_ she was uncons . Oi, Principals Dept., Grade VIII -1
the smes oi um curio” o§“'v‘ficeS Mary iviciiiiuii 2 aiiistcr Martin :i
that whispered: uhouki The . Ei_ Alice Mar n.
mm- Cu_i.i.ei._ the singei,_.. res __ Grade VII _-l Margaret McLeod
Fan-addy got io his men His ;_§‘runk McLeod 3 Helen MacDon-
MT. STEWART SCHOOL
“Jealous Hearts” Primary Dept., Grade V-1 Edson
B, .Affleck 2 Boyd McDonald 3 Barron
McDonald.
MILDRED BABBOUB i Grade IV-1 Florence Martin 2
- 'Gilbert Timmins 3 Howard McDon-
aid.
. G d III-1 St ll Affleck 2
THE VEFDICT' Johxrigilg Smallw0od.e a 1'
punuduy never forgot me ai.tei__' Grade II Senior-I Roy Clark 2
 ,icon and eve ng th i I ii ed i_ Lorne Smith ’ Ralph Gamhum. _
iimus auditioixivat- tha 0° °w E Grade II Junior--1 Ruth Glover
_i e pera, or tl c ' -
m, ,,,,,,,, ,um innciiccn. at which thc great ini- fiii‘:i‘;’i‘§i‘:°"‘ M“mi‘ 3 Kem”
Cer' '
presario had given his final verdict. Grade 'I senioi,_i Eveiyn Menu l /
dd to me great muii_ with mi _ Grade VI-1 Ida Clark 2 Harold
like i-epi-,muh iii his mam;°rI_ne m’ MacDonald 3 Marjorie Affleck.
-- ~<e>----
| “Ms button my mend_ iimi she ::Spare the children from suffer-
r ie th
than ii deiusion that wiii igad Woim Powders, a most effective
her like d wid u- the wibp_ wash, \°imifugc with which to combat
her 1ife_ ‘md iidmiy iii_i._iii the these insidious foes of the young
and nd helpless It is an excellent
Farmddy iiusiiuicd woini destroyci, and when its qual
.iid iireiiy imiiai ities become known in a household,
The iinprc.ario only sinllcd “° mher Wm be “sed The med!
wds ti-uihfui he baid zinc acts by itself, iequlring no pui
Faiidday iiumud ui pursuit oi gativc to assist lt, and so thorough
Eimm Hu found iici uiiuug in d lv [hut nothing more is deslrcd
“Xi will U10 dooim-in had sum- __*____~_ ___ _
hcr into thc gray diiazlc. while both didn't look beatcii crccpl for hcl
the doorman and the tliauffeui cycs
Farraday lowered his own tha*
Their questions .ccincd to Iall on <hc might not rcad the pity ln them
504| Pdf* There was something pathetic about
Fairadav col into lhc cai and the sight of her magnificence It
said a fcw pcrfiinctorv words tn was as though, with the flame of
hei But. elle wasnt even listening licr lippes quenched before her eyes,
It is doubtful if sho had hcard it she sought to warm herself with
word since thc great man had told material substitutes-all that were
hci that her hopes for an operatic left to her.
Well, Jini,' she said, with a foic
.She seemed to bc listening, ovc\ cd lightness, “I guess that’s that!
and o_vci Lo his iiieacurcd. careful Oh. don‘t try to be sympathetic,
W‘_’_TdS~ _ she interrupted impatiently, as he
You will ncvci' bc a pi-ima donna, .fztartcd to speak. “I can't stand it.
She walked to the mantel and
fbut it has no feeling. There is no lcancd an elbow on it. If she saw
iiiuinaii cmotion-Joy or sorrow or the flowers and thc card. she gave
aacrificc-back of the words you no sign.
Ising so charmingly. Take my ad-
“So, it/s been an idle dream, after
lvicc: don't strive after thc iinpos- nil?" she went on, in a low voice.
hotel suite before she had hysterics.
and tore her hair. After a few
iher throat, as though she were stif-
not so low that Elinor d1dn't catch
it was like a mocking echo of dead
hope, dead joy; it was thc death-
kneli of the spirit.
looked at Elinor sharply and chang-
ed his prescriptlon. .
'Elinor did want to talk. The
ihad steadled hcr and set her brain
she went into hcr bedroom and clos-
nc ec. half tr-11-gown. Hcr fccl ,
pcrs. Hcr copper-colored hair had ii
-0+¢o»+o-ooo 40444-9 eo-e-9444+!
Competent service with latest
eoolriiirnt- Restored to Health by Taking
E. 'W. TAYLOR ,
J. S. TAYLOR
0P'I`0ME’l'R1S’l'H
‘ 142 Richmond Street
0-0-of-0-oo
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¢ |346
'Minnie GUY.” by "HAITI
,ou go the better they get.
et hh liable It e‘t.Peten.
JOBIPB D. Olllvllll.
GOLDEN AUBBEY
REGISTERED STANDARD TRDTTEII
WEIGHT 1125
GOLDEN AUBREY sired by “CAPTAIN AUBREY" First
Dam by Kalol, second Dam b
M0 .
-Yliilluel Cartier,” fifth Dam by "Nobie.” The farther beck
' " .Ihr size, style, notion, speed uid endurance, get the
'Peter the Great" eroeeed with 'fM0rlln.”_ ,
GOLDEN AUBIIY will stand for the summer of lm
Beacon  $10.00 “_” "_ M un.
ofllte 0
cursing son. ,Km ,,,,¢ ,,, ,,,,,.
iIlal|’U°» 075-" “.95 an , n' i
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» and I am line, do my
trouble and am iaining
ctrcmh. I will g any recommend thc vqeuiiic ivium-nun early Supgnof Byggd
Vegetable Compound to an§me."- Cabbage, Cauliflower and Celery,
Mas. F. S'rA'i‘i'oN, Box 220, itcheli, gas qu, gi,” pq 1g¢_ gn" "rg,
~ OHL Tomato. We dun? second early me
y “All Right.” third Dam.
nan" fourth Dem by
‘siblc. Stick to what you're doing as if she spoke only to herself. “All
so wcll. You will never be better this time, I’ve only been fooling
than you are today. Tomorrow, myself by thinking that I was a
and the day after. and me dai’ af- success. I‘m nothing. according to
.ter that, and so on thr0l1§h the your brutally frank friend, but a
Years- You will bc worse." third-rate concert singer. I belong
Fi1\'1'Bd§Y had SCBYCSIY lCd 116|' in- in the music-hails, in vaudeville!"
to the tiny drawing-room of her shelaughed harshly,
“Elincr!" Farraday pleaded. “You
She laughed and cried and shrieked dorm, have gc. gake his v@rdi¢t,__'-
She swung round on him savage-
minutes, the green velvet turban 1y_
évas ci crumpled mass in one corner. -‘why ii0y_g~» She d€mimded_ --H015
he Wfemhild her EOWII BWBY fl`0I11 the authority in Europe, isn’t he?"
Farraday admitted that he was.
licated; and the pearls, their strini; "And he said," Elmo, went oi-,_
_broken by her clutching flnger=. the fire suddenly having left her
had rolled here and therc over the v01Ce_ "he said that fhadnm a ii-ace
f|°°"- . _ of human feeling in my being. He
Farradoy rims for a maid, and. sam I could sing ‘Mimi,‘ 'Butterf1y’.
when they two failed to calm her, °C,i|da_'1Carmeng0i~‘A;da_~Withmi..
a Physician was sent for. _ He saw chanicai perfection. But I cou1dn’i
her a sedative and prescribed com- put any sweetness into »Mimi_- any
P1610 l'9Sl» Mid <lll1¢i~ pathos into ‘Butlcrflyf or any thrill
‘Shes had a sievere shock." FBT* into ‘Carmen.' And I thought I
raday explained. in a low voice, but could aut!-» she ended biti_ei.iy_
ihds me ii.uih_ Bene ii ir |ng_fi'om worms by using Ml1ler‘ii
_ . _(___. '_ , - _ ..I' _ _ _ _ . _ 
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“You can act, Elinor. That’.‘;
his words. She laughed. and Far- just me point," said Fm-paddy
raday winced _at the sound. He i--with _v,_~,d_ ips all adi,iiig_iicv¢i-
had never heard a laugh like that- .fudiingy
I-lcr lip curled.
“Even you!" she murmured.
“Forgive mc. I wouldn’t hurt
Even the doctor was startled. He you for me wui.id_~-
She laughed drearily.
“Go ahead. Nothing will hurt
"If sho wants to talk. let her," ndw_ pm mumby
Sho bcgan to prowl restlessly
tablets the physician had given her around the i.oum_ Hui. eyus had d *
dazed look.
W W°fk_i“S fevfffiihly- l “Wiiat`s the matter with me, any-
"Dont go, Jim, she said abr\1Di-' way? shc .flung at him finally.
ly. “I‘ll be back-presently." Then ...reii mei.. -
“He saidi" Farraday referred
cd thc door. A chainbcrinaid clear- id iiie imureudiidi-»thiu_ you
ml away the disorder in thc lil.i.l1‘ (.uuidn\i_ feei_ because you hud never
salon. Somc flowers had come _ii d i -ii ii dui.
from mic of Elinor"=. admirers and rm y care or any one I 3 y ,_
- ‘ " life; that you'd never known so: i
she put them in a vase and laid the row or disdppdinimeut di. regret 0i._
card beside lt. with a tinge of awe. ua(,_i.iiice__oi. iu,,c_-1 .
The card bore thc imprint of ii cor- ..i__0vci.. Eiinm, snapped hm. iin_
oncl. and a name that was fainous iwis im_mi_i(_ni_i_v_ "Men have been '
Ulfillliihnuif E-“f0i""» in lovc with mc since I worc pina-
Ellnur returned prcsi-ntly. Siu: i0i.cS_-»
Wa*-‘ W"a_fi“‘5 a_ “md h‘"°““d" Kar" “But you`vn ucvci' lovcd :my one
mcni._ with cdgings nf sable, half iii- iiii,m_ Eiiii0i._1- Fiirraduy Said
H113 _ _ , gently. `
were thrust into gold brocndc slip- Sho paiisud in iiui. pi.uwii_iiu_ as ig
hnnd had rcnchcd out and stop-
been brushed until its sultry spicn- Fed hui.; hui, head iificd_ as if at ii
'dm' "a‘““d ““°W- Sh" Wwe “ "nu call; her eyes widened. as if shc saw
and ii necklace uf cms-raids. Slifr "_ i,i_,dmi_ Hui. iips i,di.i_ed_
(To llc Continued.)
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table Compolmd
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hav;
without
weight and
Gay’s Planta $3.12: :.f'°..'.*.:“'..':*“',..°.‘:i:’°°°f'-
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 more attention you give your tires the
more service they will give yOu in return.
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NIONTAGUE
N. .:. Niciiohsou
not plant before. June. Perennials
and Biennial: are hardy' plant when
ground is fit--now! Early Cabbagei
and Cauliflower from May 20th~to;
June 31. Tomatoes and Celery not’
before June. Lute (hhbage, Cauli-|
flower and Celery from June 20th to
July 31st or later. Please take notice
having a neighbor or two to ,loin in
the order, when requiring' small!
quantities. Our terms are cash wiuif
order.
Annual bedding dower plants-i
Aster, Phiox, Stocks, Petunia, Ver-
bene, Zinnie, Bs|llm.`- Saipigloseis,
Soedling Pansy, Sweet William,
Forfetmenoti and seedling Carna-
tion nt Mc per dol.
Wlnterod over Perennials and
Bieiuiials-Pansy, Daisy, Sweet
William, Forgetfmefiiot $1.90 per
asm. rmmiiu mmm, nun-I
ellie or Fox Glove and Canterhury`
Double llolyhoehs, 2:1! each, $1.15
per don.
,,,,¢,,,, neu. ci ii. mi. me pc. 4..... Mgiiy lioaueg
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We will bc plcoscd to have cus-| If riue Tomatoes required, order
tomers call at our garden, llcad of.tIie ex ra early plants. one dozen
Prince Street :md personally sclcctfwlii produce ripe fruit for n Small
pla ts. Bring basket or boxes to family and two dozen will furnish it
ham plants, llarge family, nil the -ripe fruit
Winlercd nvcr Perennials zindnvlrdird. ,
Blennlaln by mail postage must bo# Do not i`0l'K¢t 1/0 S|Kll “SMB Bhd
included to the extent of 251: /per address. Write l1|1l|“|)'- RCIDGIIIDCI’
dom. Early Cabbage, Cauliflower and Postage.
Celery 20a por 100 for postage. l
Latc Cahimizc for planting from
thc zoin .iunc in sist July at 4oc|
per 100. 50(-. prepaid by mail. Large
orders should lic shipped by express _
or freight.
J. J. GAY da SON,
llcad of Prince Street,
Charlottetown, P. E. I.
Phone 264.
1
Scabosia. Bnlpdrsgon, Cosmos,
Mndgold, Alyllllm, Golden Feather, ‘
Ceneruia, Kochia, above 25c doa. -‘ i '
iireinld- __, ..
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idlivery
98~Pound
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late tomato Ne dos. Include
te dos. for paetage. Cucumber.
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| If you abuse them they will cause you a lot of uri-
. necessary expense. If you give them a little care
all the time they will deliver all the -mileage that
was built into them. 
| Always ,seo that your .tires are inflated at _the
correct pressure. Never run even a short distance
ori a f lat tire. Have tread-cuts repaired promptly.
Drive carefuligy. Hitting holes or bumps in the
pavement, or bumping .into 1 e curb when turning
or parking-these things e very destructive on
tires. .
A weekly trip to a tire service station will repay
you. The service man will test the tire pressures
~ and examine the treads for cuts, nails and embedded
flints that might be forced throughwhen running.
i Periodically he should take off the tires~includirig
the spare-and clean the rims and Search the tire
walls for breaks or bruises.
' If you keep these rules you will -find driving more
, enjoyable. You will not be haunted by fear of tire
trouble. _ .
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body much that you cannot ue on the
rilrfacc. Mntcrials of the highest qua-
iity, experienced workmanship, exclu-
sive processes of manufacture devel-
oped only after years of research.
Latex-treated web cord take.: more
1-ithlvcv, but is wcllwovth it in the extra
strength and durability it gi-ue; to
Domimon. Royal Cords.
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W' “' PROWSE "‘ 5-"N ` m 1 ii. T. 1i0|.MAN Liiurrzn
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§.a.bs; .€_h_i$k§
Barred*Rocks S. C. White.Leghorns
\ B000 Chlckemi avaliable for the next two weeks. $30.00
per 100. Express prepaid
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FROM ‘-
large Typy Hens mated to record of perforhnnee. Apfovd
Cockerals of 255 to 295 egg strain? , '
POULTRY *MEN
Our Male Birds this year were imported into the PIWIIIISG
from some of our very best and oldeet Canadian Poullff
Breeders. Through the record of Performance Aneohttoa '
examined. approved and banded by their Inspectors.
li mi ima i few nun nciiilciiq ruin. ca icuaasuoo
stockorlfyouwantwnecnrenextyelrnineieef Meedio:
purposes remember $5.00 will pay for it olleki*&eiIvlro\l
prepaid to your nearest ex||le|a‘ltstien. _ , .
S- R- PENDLETON
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