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Luck. alone never kept anybody well, but
looming large in the good health story of
millions of people the world over, is the
daily dash of ENO's "Fruit Salt" in a glass
of water . . . Safe . _ . dependable _ _ . non-
jgpbit-forming ENO. Refuse substitutes.
it ENUS  . _
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AUCTIGN SALE
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(,‘le\l-ance Auction Sale at East Royalty on Monday, Dec. 2nd at 1
5'¢l|,¢k§harp_ Farm, stock, crop, farm implements. ctc. A beautiful fann ,.0
slee
ab
ble. _ tak
“Because I do. Why. one of the boo
fellows at the Hunvarlan Embassy
l but Im not nearlyso much of an
as Il k."
use oo ,
W; ~ _ "'I‘hat_'s what you said about G
7 A fw».¢le." said alll slowly; -'Do 
 m"shui op, you donned fool: uid ' »
Jimmy. "Havent you got any~tact?"
By Agatha Christie '
s
ember? And that very night ho-
“OI course I_'ve got tact," said Bill.
“rm e oudaing alpiometist. Au. '
dlplomatlsie have tact." >- ' '
ill in what they call the larval
" i" d .nmin _ Y _ .be
oohrriivvan st Ah "1 y °“ mu"
"'1’hat's about fair, I think"
And now, at last. Bundle spoke. ‘re
“What about me?" she asked. ' ..I
“Nothing doing. You go to bed alll-
“Oh!" said Bundle. '"I'hat‘s not
very exciting. mg
"You never know," said Jimmy '
' kin
“Wcll, thcl'e`s always that possi- B
l
"Nonsensel" cried Bill hotly. "She’s fe
“How do you know?" le-.orted Bun-
ity. Do you kliow. Jimmy, I don't co
halt like the look ol that Countess. _I an
*"’°”°d h°"" ot yoirll have e bit or ii Job wak-
solutely above suspicion." £5:
“I can't get over Bundle." said Bill
vel-ting abruptly to a former topic.
'should certainly have_aaid that
__ she'd be-well, dimcult. Bundleis im-
p' proved. She's improved very much." _
“’I’hat‘s what your Chief was say
said Jimmy. He said he w...
reeably surprised.”
diy- “You may be murdered in as -
‘your sleep while Bill and I escape
JIMIMY AND "l¢EOPOLD” V
"I thought Bundle was laying it on
bit thick myself.” sa1d.BilI."‘But
dders is such an ass he'd swallow
ytlung. well. night. night. I ex-
me when the times comm--but
k to it."
"It wolft be much good it you've
en a leaf out of Gerry WM'ie's
lc," said Jimmy maiieiously.
/
tfol- 0 l
I Bkm
‘J
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uched for her." U  gilfuéz r?,r°.°hiuuy. A f  I Y S 
bi' 50 itlffos. only 3'; miles from the city, situated at East Royalty. All
blur andinan extra state of cultivation. Good buildings, large orchard.
.One of the finest and best located farms ever offered in this Royalty.
A real place for market gardening or fox ranching. Land all new and
» _well fenced. Also all my stock, etc., as follows: 2 good mares, 8 years 0ld:
1 pure bred Ayrshire cow 3 years old to freshen in December; 1 Jersey
OFF T0 BED
"You’re only gett your vm
"Oh!" said Bundle, momentarily bac » .mg °
taken aback by his fervor. B
“You girls are all the same.” fo
grade, 5_ years old: 1 farrow cow, 3 years; 2 calves. All farm implements,
including one }{all`s thresher and cleaner. Crop: 30 tons of hay; quality
of straw; 200 bushels of mixed grain
; lot of turnips and other articles
not mentioned. Terms of farm at sale. Stock, crop, etc., 12 months credit.
6% off for cash. If stormy. snle first
joyslty. J_.' A. McDonald, Auctioneer.
fine day. Walter Chappell, East
118--Wed-Thur-Fra'
iuiziioii siii'
SMILES K
grumbled Bill. "Just because she’s al on
jolly good-looking woman-"
Bundle was only too well ac-
‘Well, don‘t you go and polir con- wo
"Look here." he said,
"Yes,"
quainted with this unfair masculine if
lille of argumcn t. me
ll,
I _ an you'll be all right and all that,
_ _ n‘t you? It's all very well ragging.
flclenccs into her shell-pink ear." she but
remarked. “I’m going to bed. I w
bored silff in the drawing room and J
l'm not going back." _
She left the room. Bill looked at un
Jimmy.
"Good old Burldl
"5 and them poor old Rom-iy_-"
tion. Bill was one of those who
doubtedly meant well, but the
result tot his efforts would not he
85 described as heartening. _
Y wan to zo
and make a chap uncomfortable for?"
he demanded.
k,’ said Jimmy. ‘Toddle along."
ut Bill lirigel-ed..He stood uncom-
rtably. first on one foot and then
the other.
What I mean to say is-we I
when I think of poor old Gerry-
immy gazed at him in exaspera-
Che estate of the late Daniel Arte-
mas McCanncll do hereby give not-
we wl.il"sell at the ranch of James
Munn, Mermaid. Lot 48 at the hour
of twooclock five adult .foxes and
_We the undersigned executors oil
‘ ice thnton saturday, Nov. 30, 1929,
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thirteen pups. one pelt. Canadlanl
:T National Registration, also at same
' time waggon, sleigh, robe and harn- _ = _
ness. Terms cash. _
J, R. MUNN,
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C. J. YVOOD. J
3.' A, MEDONALD. Auctioneer.
 `g_ ~
g /'\
her. You know how keen sho
be in everytlilng. I think the
she took it was just wonderful.”
"S0 did I," said Jimmy. "It sta
gered me."
pomibie. ‘I say, oughtn`t we to ha
of stunt."
e," he sold. "I w
afraid 95 might have trouble with -
is
vol
she's got some sense, Bundle has. '
5° have toshow you Leopold.”_
for Bd1l‘s inspection.
‘I see." he remarked, "that I shall ‘ ‘
the dark blue suit into whim he
y e He slipped his holla into_.the pocket
oi
8' had just changed and held, out some- _.
thing '
‘A
real, genuine, blue-honed auto-
Sh° knows when is th1ns's plumb lm- motlc." he said vi-ith modest pride. - . )  .
ve "No, '1 say." sold Bill. “rs it real- ' ‘ _ -_ ' ' ‘
some lethal weapons? Chaps usually 1;?" _
H
do when the;/'re going on this sort
l‘I have a blue-nosed automatic," wa “med clam and mwhqdicn in
said Jimmy with gentle pride. “It his
e was undoubtedly impressed. '
"Stevens my man. cot him for ine.
IT
Purity Flour lLi'ght
' Christmas Cake.
3 cups white sugar.
4 one. I cup butter.
M lb. shredded cocoonut dry
$4 Ib. mind pool, chopped i
M lb. almonds, chopped
I cup sweet milk
I bottle C ol. _(cherries) \
I foupoon vanilla Havering
.I cups Purity Flour
I foupoeno biking powder
Method: Cream tho butler, odd
nu lr, 4 I ge boofon, add cocoanut,
mfzod poefnnd almonds, half of your
flour, fllon tho chori-ln and vanilla,
(hon (ho milk, flnolly the ru( of the
flour with the baking powder in it.
Bake fn oven 225’ for I hour.
Senillor tho new Purity Flour. Cook
Book, 300 pqu, over 700 ruled
ppl , some illustrated ln colon,
n\al,l:l' to any address for .70 conh.
My favorite Christmas Cake-
so clelzczous, yet -so easy to make
' (From "Letter-I to Mother." by I Modern Canadian Hollowifo.)
“How time does fly!" Can you imagine, Mother,
that Christmas will soon be here again? It suddenly
dawned on me last week when Bob came home from
the office one evening and said “Don’t you think
that it is about time you were making the Christmas
cake?" That was what I was busy doing last week
and I know I have been successful because Bob spied
my cake and insisted on trying it and he was quite
delighted with it. I will have a job to keep it for
Christmas. _ `
Bob lays he thinks my luck is changing because my
baking is so much better, but it i'sn’t luck at all-r't’s
Purity Flour (only Idon’t tell him so) .
I always imagined fruit cake was so dificult to make
-until this year, but I have found out that it it much
like making any other cake. Good results depend
chielly in the blending of the ingredients from the
start: the richer the cake recipe is in its proportiohs
of butter, the more cautiously must the mixture be
worked to a smooth cream as one gradually works
the sugar into the butter. The temperature of the
oven must be kep_t'v_ery_cven and quite moderate.
I am looking forward to having you and Dall with
us for Christmas this year. Did I tell you that Bob’-s
father and Mother one coming too? I feel sure this
will be the happiest, merriest Christmas we ever 'have
had." ` ‘ ~ 1
Your loving Betty
.Very Fine Farm and
Comfortable Home
FOR SALE
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Owing -to iii health I offer fo sal
ff
L?" he said. ‘
_ nobles. You pl-eso the button alia
Welsh-S Several iwunds and looks most Leopold does the rest." - _ _
murderous. I‘ll lend it to you when "Oni" said Bill. "I say, Jimn-iy?",_'
the time comes." uyesg-» - ‘ '
Bm l°°k°d at him WWI YE-*Peet and "Be careful, __won't .you?_ I mean,
¢`“_"Y~ dont go loosing that thing o'1'! at
/ _ ____‘_Wh2t made you think of setting any one. Pretty hwkwanl lf you shot
ie .. . .li ..»
_“A girl generally gets a good Icssly' “It just mme to me",
“I doi-i’iz know," said Jimmy, care
- "r'l1nt's all rightfseld Jimmy.
PURITHFIIDUR
"Still the Butler Broad" ‘ ”’
A product of Western Canada Flour Miils'Co., Limited, Toronto, Winnipeg, Calgary
old Digby walking in his sleep."
"Naturally, I want to get value out of " "
r. e
lny, splendid farm of 93 acres of fer-
tile land, well sheltered and watered
with large barns and commodious
dwelling`,1 'having pressure unter sys-
lcm in lmth. The stables are concret-
ed, while-the buildings are :ill ln first
class repair. The farm is near the
city ai-idiall important places, and
<` should prove an excellent inicstm t
. ' ` (H1
if tto any on`e who appreciates an up-io-
vate farm with all modern conven-
` ences and comforts. It will repay any
¥ogresi|iys farmer to come and in-
lpect. the completeness of the equip-
ment. i
AMOS RODD.
- 0949-li-2,3-ci. liiiiion. I
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trimming for slipping a tip over on "I
a bookie." Wm
T __ Mr.
g /
The
sons
We
and
2-ii
Leon
ng_pcrson." said Bill with some I'll
l anxiety. fa,-
f “That would be uni'ol'tllnai.c," said “
Our chronicle must here split into
three separate and distinct portions.
hope we shim't go and shoot the
Theslger gravely. me
real
ly did depart.
JIMMYS ADVENTURES . Jimmy was left alone to take up
tis vigil. -
° i
rlisiht was to prove an event-
ful one and each oi the three per- sir
involved saw it from his or her at fthe cxtremliy of the west wing.
own individual angle. A
91'1Ka~8ing'yout.h, Mr. Jim-my door
_ l 'I'h0Si8¢¢'. at a moment when he has which
"But i've heard that you've pro- at last exchanged fi 1 d- i hts O"R ke. '1‘h
Pf0f€8Sl0nal Cafds :_o__e_e_fl_____to fou_r_ other” girl: this with his ‘snow c;‘_;p_l§<_>°__11zB___ _00___oilr e doors of these three
, _ _ _ _ 1 “I-er-cr was merely rehearsing E"er51°if~7h~ V The W5/i'°he'f md 3 Simi'-*I0 f-&Sk- A
Prohibition Commission for my nrfmosal io you " “Dont forgot" said Blix
- . . "3 A. M. Cl1&ll‘
Chairman, Mr. GEORGE E. BROWN. '
Marlate. P. E. l.  lllnydtllylre sm) alive' that ls," he added lllgdow ot m olk pm” just when
.
Send all information regarding in- |
Iractlons of Prohibition Act to the
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Above _ l ` “__ -. . with
ll Dorchester Street: (.:harlottetovi-ii ‘ .: N* " \ Y'
or To -Q \ _ \ femme Bundle had t fi to him t , d
Chief lnsllecior B J Maywood * \ . \ F ` _ repeae ’ Wes wing m any one some to cr
' Phone 709
D101-ll-16-iyr. .
l _` ' B. A. i
[ aaaiisrisn. soucrron irrc.
MONEY 'ro Loalv ="‘°'<l"9f"
Cameron Block. Charlottetown P.E.i.` "_}f¢=1 #iw SWS  lrcih can'¢ ai-
ior to."
'McLeod & Bentley
J. A. BENTLEY
W. E. BENTLEY, K. C.
Barrister and Attorney-at-Law
Office: 180 Richmond Street
MQNEY T0 LOAN
Charlottetown, P. I! l.
mi
McDonald & McPhee
__._1__ _ _,_‘
g. A. MCDONALD. H. F. MCPHEE
ABRISTERS. ATTORNEYS. ETC.
MONEY T0 LOAN
llley Building Charlottetown
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rancorous remembrance of ifhe There
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"Does your wife object to your ,
_ __ _____ _ from it could not fail to be seen. One
electric light was still on.
Jimmy ensconced himself com-
» fUl't-ab
knee.
since
__.-- _ -_i__- ~ g _
bathroom adjoined it on one side,
will begin with that pleasant and on the other a communicating
corridor ran into the main ‘gal-
may be an ass." said Jimmy lery ionned aperieot vantage ground.
Leopold lay in readiness across his
He glanced at his watch. It was
iWf-'lily mlnuics to one*-,lust an hour
old now I’ve brought him, but testi Not a sound broke the __.:i.i11ness. Very dqllieig; HH; C3-\1'\i0\1SIl;’° 15|' 'A
. _ 1 f 8. 8 .
i.‘,t"°,,.'.‘?.f-,,*;1".°"°""’” “‘”°‘“°“ “ I §§‘.°§l’°..i.°.£.”.i‘.°..‘“’ °”  ‘ °  .?.’.”.‘2., ... 5.. ....  'rA1<E ADVANTAGE OF THE
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li, night night," B Somehow or other, Jlmm did not a sound in th b hall ` l
8 ~ md "1 v it I  “l iioiiiiii uni iiniiiiliiiis
min-teeniih f,im¢_ md iq-|15 mn, much care for that sound. It recal-_ been correct in assuming that the _
` led things. Gerald Wade--end thosemuffled sound came from directly
seven ticking clocks on the mantle- beneath him, then it must have come _   
piece Whose hand had placed from the library ‘
. ..,....     f::::: il; CHRISTMAS GIFTS
, ing. 1-ie diiimt -wonder. thot thlogslsu<i<ienly_ilio¢lh,-¢ open ih edooi-, he_` '
Stanley Digby oeeupied 5 mo,” happened at _spirltualistic seances. ,switched on the lights. I
sim", in the giogm, one gm all Nothing! This big room was flood-_
worked up-ready to start at the ed with light. But it was emhty.
least sound_And unpleasant thoughts Jimmy frowned, I
kd mm 9, man” momwcame crowding in on o fellow. I could have awom-’ he irvur- _
Ronny Devereuxl Ronny Deveroux mured to himself.
and Gerry Wade! Both young, both. The library was a large room with'
gave on .io 5 sho,-1; cm-|140,-_ full of life arld_energy; ordinary, jol- three windows which opened on to,
ly.- neallihy yolmg mein. And now. the terrace. Jlimny strode across the__
piwed mm-,_,p|¢um,;y mime where ` were they? Dank earth... room. The middle window was un-- 
worms getting i.hern....Ugh, why latched. _
couldn’t he' Dub these horrible He opened it and li’BPP¢d Out On'
thoughts out oi his mind? the terrace, loolaing from end to end:
He looked again at his watch. of lt. Nothing!
Twenty minutes pest one only. How "Looks all right," he murmured to
the time crawled. himself. "And yet-"
Extraordinary girl, ‘Burldlel Fmcy He remained for a minute lm ing
' having the nerve and the darying_though¢t.'I‘hen he stepped back into 4
iy, cl-,med -his 1,,” W- Md_ actually to get into the midst of that the library. Crossing to t-he door.
° seven meh fpieoe. why heflnfi. ne'he looked it and pn-t the key in his
had the nerve and the innietive to pocket. Then he switched oft the_
think of that? He suppohed because ligbit. He stood for a minute listen-_
the thing Wu so fantastic. ing, than he crossed softly to the op-
No. 7. Who the hell could No. 'l be? en window and stood there, Leopold
was tenanted by Mr. Terence
was no other way into the
the household had retired to
_ __ _ _ Was he, perl'iaps,~in the house at tlhls ready in his hand.
lil'
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Stewart & Lowther * `

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WHY THE BEST?
f, in astonishing
H the whole thing was impossible. it pold iightlyand st/ood listening ° ° *
 Ong Mu he h.adn't believed Bimdlo io er' In the distance a stable clock
° oneniieuy tmthioi_weii. he woulolehiined two.
Tl1lS at _H0m€ 1,", mi-,oghy she hui invented mel _
ae-yewnea. queer, io feel sleepy. SLAUGHTER SALE OF
and yetot the same time :trims ult-
TUBNED LIGHTS ON - X
I
‘ minute? Dlsgfusted as a servant. I-Ie Was there, or was there not. a soft
Y couldn't surely, be one of the guests patier of feet along the terrace? No
g , when   No. that w'-as impossible. But then, _his imagination. He grsaped Ino-
` O
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 ' whole thing- i To Be Continued Tomorrow .
I ,.2 ‘
A The beet cough remedy that .money
I li could buy, can easily be mixed at home.
/ It raves money and give! you the moat
/ reliable; quick-acting medicine you ever -
` used. Phe way it takes hold ot _stubborn
/ rc;t_i;ghs_ and chest colds, givin( immediate
t . . ,_ _ _ . _ o ,
. -' / num; gg",§f;;§_°~g,og|§v5l{_rgguzlqagino loom quo et his w-teh. 'ren _   i M Iv°°'=l vf|°~- 'rlh IGM-
hoitie. end ilu up with plain gn uima minutes io tvio.'rlme was nttlnr on- '°’°* l are or time hai-mm emi
i ea ii . 't ~ ami io be mea D he in. .
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N W LUWTHER
SOLICITURS. ETL
level to flirt."
Select your kitchen hardware from
among the best. We _can aid you be-
cause we know kitchen hardware.
use it- foo will oevei'i» witiiootil. me imetn' me leenea forward. iimnlnc. '"9' ’°'“'"' ""’ """"""'» '“°'"'- ""1 “I”
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Dr. D. aye
» DINTAL BUBGEON
` Ill Richmond Street
' (.‘ti|rlotte\o1m,I.l.L
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The lad news cams by postal,
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reams to be | regular bual- Utensils of quality will -cost little
To LOAN neu ier." more to begin with. And will wear
“Only trouble ll she dowft k==p for better to the end. Poor articles
Y cause cooking catastrophles. Our
quality displays are well worth lee-
ing!
ge.
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t om.
» epidemics, are prom 'tty ended. ‘ '
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~ ' 've r e
l _ _ 3,..   _ .,....,,.,....._| The lingers Hardware to ttil
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 y and tutes food-children realglie had heard lometling. _ can rmnfznd un" stneu ing gm, fm- ye" ¢,.|,,,,,|_,_
it in emrielu iiow ¢ioiokir.t_i&1ooeen The minute! vw* PIM- ° ‘ ' 111°" iam-ll-la-ai. l
th .i a hi . emi ` _ _
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lame time, _Eng of the medicine 3| eb- ° °i° 3"” it "W ‘mm d°Wml'°'l“
ltetll t l00d, lt l jmjfhg
i;'oo iii'e°i»rol.eiiiei th$,"li..i°°ii:i me " TM" it '" "um A 
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“ONEIDA C0lifl\fUNI’l'!"
Sliver, ls Adam, Paul Revere,
andlbeauvllle Patterns. Cari
he bought at our store durinl
DOLLAR DAYS
NOV. 26th & 27th
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