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Uopyrlzhtod. 192".’ by Itnfnel subutinl. "CAPTAIN BLOOD." n Yllugrsph plfllllfc with J. Wnrnn Ker- rlguu In the tltlo rob, h nu udnptlou o!

CHAPTER XXL-Cénflntlod "lte said that!“ she cried. did than! 0h!" uld through the

trunks 0f 41M boilderins M81189" is ‘still this other 1\vll:..h you Ilave not answered lnc. 'lhl.~a lIl-ILICI‘ that concerns myself, and all tiny future. 011. so Very 91°59" little while‘, my lord standing $l1fl'1ly_|'r‘h13 tiling lhu-t Blood believed. Iy, tearlhrlly, wallttlg 10]‘ fullcl"_rev- “M;

trwsisha looked out across the gut- 1811.115 waters of the ‘great ha-uol‘ l0 the distant hills. Thug for a

elation of her ‘mind. A‘! ast it caluc. _

cloudy, deliberately, in a voice thabent t0 tile." ‘ t-Ilange color 50 11911V113‘ once more.

at luomaata was halt suffocated. “What weightk-uh. and bitterly-is ‘the ohouglvt ‘that

but tor ‘the words In Wl11u11 .\'§3S\BI'-"‘\\ll_\'. no. We havt- ‘been good day 1r<+l»--1~d_111111. he 1111x111 11111“ Irivill-v‘! we shall continue ‘s0, l been saved. Alud now ‘he is lost‘ 1.0M, my ‘ygl-ll,"

buck at his oulLiwry and plralcy, ill "lFfiendgt (loud l{"l‘i(5nd5‘,'" I-Ie “T111111 11111111111191)’ 1"’ W111" b°*mke11i\vtls between dismay and blntcr- and destroyed, And the laultt 115mm "It is not your friendship

mine‘ ntlne!"

sllid ht-_ "As fol‘ ‘yuur sorroyvflwhyJ

it it will ltfford you solace-you “q...- \\‘|Qnl{‘.’"

lluty still cuulrt on Illk? lo do what‘

ntuln. can to P630118 him ‘from 1111-‘ Ill-r Iullul. tho trouble ill‘ her fuco

A Romance of the Spanish Main

by RAFAEL‘ SABATINI

UW-O-OQO-OOO-O-O-O OOOOQ O-OWO-O-O-QQ-QQ-OO-OO-‘OQQQO-O-VQO

"H9 .\u.l ‘lilell, retaining 111111 11111 11111111 to ‘turned flwfl)’. she has surrendered ‘l0 l1im—~".~\r‘a‘ 5 ndur, cllusterlngybt-na.’ ht‘ said very gently, "there

.unly ‘that I ask. r\l‘lil)t'llll. "You have no call-st‘. 101' S11fl1119"'lIlt-.tltl \\"1l1l‘l I s-aid, vvllzlt I reporlrd.

-,_B_l-_n,0n¢-¢,;----=¢==

lhII tlullllnl novel "l ‘Dfflllllflt-B," he answered her.

ulaitlte l’ upon

nlvnuplt-d him . vhat . that you are not indiffer- He saw the tair lace and grow troubled

"llullfft-leut t0 you!" suitl she.

You You will not s41)‘ thut ‘Peter Blood

(h-ntly $1141 smttlzht to disengage

A molnetit he reslstuzl;

111151110113’ f illrreasing. “YOU W111 110 1111111" $11" "1'1“‘1 thou. 113111111111); what he did, he sell. vrlth sudden eager Ilopctulnuss. 1W,- fr“, "You ‘D1‘1""1”‘"7H ‘ “.\ulbcl‘l:l!" he cried on a notc ---~--~- ‘-——-—~———-—-~~—~>-~—‘~‘— ‘ ‘U1 yufllltgn palm .

Short‘ Course

A Three Week: Short Course in Domestic Science. including les- 5on1 In cookery, millinery. dress». making, laundry and household?

immmwaflo" Wm 0pm o" Mon-IJUHZIH sltllml with Colitnel Bishop world ill general it was given nut

day, January 12th at Prmce Wale; College.

railway fare refunded. Apply a once to Supervisor, Women's In- stituw!‘ Box 123, Charlottetown. l

ezz-lz-znlsl. '

I i

illllil SEHVII}

iruvaigiug ‘the Rhine ‘l1rovinces, and .lSpain F“ AYBWeagued to defend themselves from] ‘ lthc wlld ambitions 0t‘ ‘the King 0f

Wflfstfiships which ‘had been separated in Antilles,

For those travelling during the Holiday Season. the rail services of the Canadian National offer every convenience of modern travel .onl- fort.

Holiday travel covers a wlde range. From the West special trains

have carried passengers to Halifax‘

on route overseas, while from the rlust‘ many are travelling to points in Western Canada and the Pacific Coast.

A big rush of trnvel ls expected during the next two weeks all over the Canadian National System.

The fine train services of today. and the excellence of modern train equipment. makes the holiday trav- el eapecfally pleasant. The holiday splrlt will prevail 0n all through trains. and on the ‘litters there will be special menus ln keeping with the ‘Christmas Season.

493-12-19hl-10i

Annual Meeting Mt. Edward Silver Foxes, Ltd.

Th; Annual Meeting of the share. holder; of Mt- Edward Silver Black Foxon, Ltd., will be held in the Board of Trade Rooms. In Chm-- lottctown on Monday, ucc. 25m Inst" at 8 o'clock p. m.

Dated Dec‘ 22nd.

H. R. Hillson, President W. E. Bentley, Sec‘y Treas- 554-12-22-7i

The Fntlersiglnned hereby‘ notific‘

ull wtlrom it. may concern that In has now seven-d Ill-s (YOIIIXIBtElIOI with (‘he firm of ‘Nlclmotl & Mc Gregor and takes ‘this opportunity of thanking all those who have JIBILTUDIIZBG his liml in ‘the pant and beslpevtks a, share of 111F011‘ patron- age for his son‘ flurry L, .\IcGreg- or. who takes ovor the business on the first day of January. 192.1.

The Vader-signed has, Ilowevor, reserved the. book dobts, notswn. judgments and other sccttrities fol Illnmeit, and requires immediate mymenit of all such accounts so cu-rell or otherwise. ms arc now ov- erdue, as he wishes ‘to (‘time up his lyuslwess with as li-tlhle delay as pos- ethic.

Dated thin twenty-third day of December, A. D. 1924,

DANIEL VIcGREGOR of Mo mod 8t MoGregol

"l have lrit-‘ndsltip for y'all, lnv‘ lowl. 11m only friendship."

“In il l't~t“l' Blood?"

"Potcl- Blood?" silo echoed. "1 do not know," she ‘said, faltering:

a little. ‘ Win-n the Jantnitllt fleet put to S1121 some few days ‘later. Lord

in Vicv-Jhhlniral Cfililllllftrfi flat-2-

Tultw" "ea andwship, They crtfscd awhile off Hls-lllispaniula,

paniolu. watchirll-i the- Windward

‘Pussage, ‘blhl they cruised in vain. THE SERVICE 0F KING LOUIS

and, af-ter a ulonth of it. returned

t-ntptydlztndetl to Port Royal, there bclorc Colonel Bishop set out. t0 “mu-‘Wlémw ‘ [u find znvuitillg then] the mOSt. tlifl- reduce

‘ l E l 'I‘ll<-_l

qlliotlllg nenvs from the Old “inrld. 111w mcgalolnllnia of bouts XIV lnul st‘). |‘1lI‘I‘()])8 iu u blaze OI war. Front-h lcgiunaltics were

lnul joined ‘the ltatlons

France. And lhte-rc wars

ltllall this: tlherc were rumors 0111,1131, gale off pile LQHSGI’ '¢‘i\'i1 W111‘ ‘111 1511811111111‘ 1111918 ‘lhfllnlrld smile seven hundred men com- had grown weary of ‘the pusing their Qfg4ws_

bigoted tyranny of King James. It|

people Wk! S U1‘ t’. I’.

broulqhd. had

houlc \\‘l Iliaul

from

‘news. crossed

or France for rehabilitation To n kinsuuln

mtg wztr ‘with France, and ‘that

hord “dllougllby, and that with

A11 01d Recipe T0

Common garden sage brewed into a heavy tea with sull111111‘ added. will turn gray.

streaked and faded h a i 1'

b eau tlfu Illy dark and lux- uriant. Just u. few applic- a-tlon w I I- prove a revela- tion if your hair is fading. streaked or gray. Illlxiint: the Sage Tear and Sulphur recipe at. honre, though, is trouble- some, An cnslor way is to get a bottle of Wyetlfs Sage and Sulphur ‘Jnulpound at any drug store all ready tfor use, ‘Pills Is ‘the old-time reclpt‘ improved by the addition of other ingredients.

\Vhil‘e wispy, gray. faded hair is not sinful, we all desire to retain our youthful appearance and at- tractiveness. Ily darkening your hair with Wycthfls Sage and Sul- phur ‘Compound. no one can tell. Itecause it does it so naturally. so evenly. You juat dampen ‘a sponge or soft brush with it and draw this through your hair, taking One small strand at a tinve: by morning all may hairs have disappeared, and. after another application or two, your llfldl‘ becomes beautifully dark,

i‘

lfonlt/alzue. P. E. I 601112-24wvfm-6I

4 For top prlceu prompt return!

Eltlbllthod In 1888 Shlppln

NBW YORK

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l SMELT AND EEL SHIPPERS 3 ‘ ATTENTION ‘

Ship your production to

CHESEBRO BROTHERS & ROBBINS INC.

< 1_, 2 and 3 Fulton Fish Market New York, N. Y.

0800aonnoaeovoooooooooooooooovooooovwooo00o; Lucit- Dolron,

glossy. soft and luxuriant.

t0 1511141111111. 81111 111 Munch of ‘vha-l yflfifkzilisfy their curiosity, and took his 1689 they learnt ‘in Jamaica that he way alone m My“. flue hgusa of 3L hall zlt-ceptul the crown and Jttnlcs'¢1'()ger,,~‘;1_ {here to My 11.13 pgspwgs had tltrnvrn hinlsvil‘ into llI6_aX1lnl-5'l(‘g his triemlc, the Governor

of Sundenlanvfs‘ this was disquieting newspindced. It was lollowewl ‘by letters‘ llrom to Hm w“ u d l. m __ h _ K111?! W1111a11Y5 SPPNLMY of smmduioul-thev WIJPZHPXDOIIgrLO jcltritliiltlngf Blood. Now Wkwlverstonc had only _ , , . but he saw a deal nlore vlcw 0t l‘t‘.-. effect upon the ‘Colonles with m“, Due eye mm do mos, zttkivernor-Gencrail was coming out men with two. and m8 m", the t" “he “PM ‘M193 in the person “t ‘sound Ilearl. 01"». boy and in ‘than

informing Colonel Illsuhop hit-at thorel

him czilne a squadron under fthe command of Admiral van der Kuy-

Restore Gray Hair

Ian to ro-onforoo the Jlmalon fleet against evolmnltieo.

Bllhtolp reclined ‘that (‘his ‘meant the 0nd at his supreme authority even though ‘he should continua In Port Royal as Deputy-Governor. bold Julian. In ‘the luck of direct news ‘to himself, did not know what it might mean to him. ‘But. ‘he hwd been very close and “’ ""1 with Colonel Bishop regarding his hopes of Arabella, and Colonel Bishop more than. ever, now that polltltal event-s pu‘t h-ilm In danger at being retired. ‘was anxious to enjoy the aclvututltges of having a man of Lord Julllnnlq eminence for I115 relative,

‘There is one obstacle ‘In our pa-th." said his lordship. “Captain Blood. The ‘gird is In love with him."

"T118 brazen‘ baggage! By God! I'll bring her to helr senses."

“Don't be u ‘fool, Bishop. IJIsteu, luwll. She has a. cons-taut mind. As long as Blood ‘Iivtu she will wait for hiln."

“Then with Blood dead, ‘perhaps she will come ‘to her ellly sen-sex."

“Now you bugln to shOW intolll- gence," Lord Julian canuuclidotl nim. “Phat its ‘the first eflsenl-lill step."

"And here is our chance to take It." Iiislloq) warulcd to a sort of (‘Illlllllfi-IBSIII, ‘VF-his ‘war ‘with France removes all rt-strlctiouu in the mut- tcr of TODI-IIMII. We‘ are free lto in» vest it in the service 0l"the Crown .-\ victory there and ‘we establish ourselves in lhe- tztvlolir of ‘this new tioverlluucnt."

‘Ah?’ said Lord Juli-an, and he puIlc-d thouglitfulllly lit hi5 lip. Bishop latrgllletl coarsely.

"We'll Iilullt this rascull in his lair. right under the ‘beard of the King of France, arid we'll! take hI‘lll 1111s time, It‘ we rulucc Tortuga t0 a. hcap ot‘ ushecl." '

0n ‘than cxpctlitlon llhcy sailed two days lator~whlch would be some three months after Bloods dntpartuHP taking evory ship of the‘

l

auxllhlrles. To Arabella and the

‘that they were going to raid French CHAPTER XXII

Mallwhlle, some llhree mouths 'I‘ortuga, Captain Blood. housing huill ‘I21 his soul, had blown llito its POCKDOIIIHI harbour ahead lo‘ the WIIIJIPI‘ gules, and two days “ahead of Lila ll-igate in which W01- ‘velsloxle ‘had szlllod from Port Roy a] a day ‘before him.

In that snug anchorage he found

Jlis‘ lleettttvaitin-g ‘ltinr-‘thu four

fleet, and several laser vessels

i THE cnklmomrowu ' clptnnmu

Business locals

RATESh-Zo per word tor om inlartlon; Iyzc per word pa‘ Innrtlon for two insertion; tcl per word per IIIIBPUOII fol‘ three‘ inurtlona. f

HOCKEY BOOTS AND SKATES —\\'e are open to buy Hockey Boots and Skates. Second Hand StorcJ Great George St.—-ti;i4-12-27—3l IF YOU HAVE ANY hockey boots and skates Iylug around, not inuse, tiring them along. We will! either buy or sell them for you.. Second Hand Store. Great George St‘ Charlottetown. 63612-2731.. l

l WGY Program TUESDAY, DECEMBER 30 (WGY Schenectady. N. Y.) Gene-rail ‘Electric Contpany 790 Klilocyolea (380 Meters)

Eastern Standard Time

11.55 u. m.—U, S. Naval Obser-

vatory 1111116 signals.

12.30 pun-Stock market report.

12.40 ‘p.m.—Produce market rc-

port.

12.45 p. m.—Wettt'hcr report.

2.00 p. mw-Music and address,

“Ilome Dressrnlaking," Mrs. Arthur

Cracker, Woman's ‘Club of Scluent‘;

lady.

2.15 ‘p, m.—Ad-.'Irel=.s, "Yuletldu

Food Customs" ‘Mrs. ‘R. M. Matson.

6.00 p. m.—~l"rod‘uce wlid stock

uutrket quotations; news bulletins.

6.30 p. m.—l)1‘.1.ner music. by

IIotol 'I‘e‘n Eyck ‘Trio, Albany, N. Y.

7.45 p. m.—Drunut talk.

8.00 p. ‘ln.—l.\d‘u‘slca.l uulncdy, "Tho

Isle 0|‘ Azuwere," Waiter I<‘_ Swan-

kt-r, ‘prescntt-J by The Sphinx Piny-

crs.

THE CAST Tolu Canter. an American Naval Officer ____ -_ Charles ‘M. Haugt-‘y

Princess Clco, an Arabian Princess ______________ __ Pearl Swaukcl‘ Sird-ar, a Wonldel-lng Arlib ______ _. ............. .. Ruyuncul-tl P. Han‘ Col. Randolph ‘Chester, n SOIIIIIUYII

Gcntlenlnli .... __ ‘Frank ‘l’i.t_t:Ilnl' Sal-ly Senora, the Queen o.‘ the Movies ____ __ Valeria St. Ililiarl

Mrs‘. ‘Chester, mhe Colonel's Wilt- __ _______________ __ Ruth ll. Brows Madelon, u lylald --.. ‘Alnbel Buddh- Pat O'F‘lztherty. ‘the ‘Clcrn Bout‘ Klnp __________ __ \Va‘l.t0r P. Swankel‘ Abé Cohen, ltRellrctl IMurchnnt .. ________ __ “llllialn W. ‘Aluholley Prune Juice, the King of Azuwerc ____________ __ Raymond I'_ Ham Maybelle, a Twentieth Celntury Girl ___________ _. Thureszt Krn;

011111131‘ 111111 been invited to conltfjotly‘ to receive hlnl, and with them

His (hillplfllllfi, Hagtholpa, Chris- reipurled ‘that William 0111,11,‘, and ybervlllle, wel-gfq“ thelAzurea, a ‘Court Attendant ____ .-

Keencutler. the Kimig lleadsunau

______________ __ Walter “illi-tlen iSantox, Captain of the Clts-blc . Guard ______ __ BertranLL. Gage

_______________ _. Theresa Krui:

_\\'cre some hundreds of his bucn-‘MQUCR. '8 ‘W189 ~--- Vermfl 1311111111‘

lvhc Governor's- family.

'ln

011B 9Y8;

Ileart much ‘lovu for ‘Pctcr Blood.

Amnu whenashore he was beset by (luezatlonlug lniccaneers, ‘it. was from their very questions that ho gathered exactly how ‘matters stood. allld porcclved that either from luck of courage 0r other ‘m0 tlve ‘Blood, hllnscdf, had refused to render any account of ‘his (loings since- the Arabella. Ilad separated ‘from her sister ships.

“The ‘Cnptaltr was ever a modest mun." he explained ‘to Ilagthonpc zund those others who camc crowd- l-ng around him L's not ‘his way ‘to be sounding ‘his own praises. Whly, it was like this. V110 fclll in with old Don ‘Mlgtlel. and when wt-‘d scuxtlod hhn we look aboard a London pimp sent out by the Secretary of State ‘to offer Ihc ‘Cup- ‘talin ‘the King! troinuulssion i1‘ no be llinrd quit piracy and be o‘ good behaviour. The ‘Captain dnnrnml his soul ‘to hell for ‘answer. And than wtwfell ill wt‘ the Jallnuictl fleet and ‘t halt grey old dcvll Bishop ‘ln co-m-

lnand, and there ‘was a sure cnll to Calptalu Blood and to every ‘mother's eon‘ of us all. So I ‘guests

to hhm, and ‘ziocom ‘this poxy ‘com- mission,’ says I; ‘turn. King's man turd cave tyour neck and ours.‘ He took me ‘at my word, and ‘the Lon- don pimp gave him the King's courmis-slon on the spot, and Bishop all but. chokntl ‘hlmseif wl-th race when‘ he was ‘told of I‘t. But halr pened It hzid and he‘ was forced b0 swallow it. We were King's ‘men. all, so I‘nto Port ‘Royal we sailed along o‘ Bisluop. Butt Bishop didn't trust ills. He knew too nlurh. But ‘for Ills lordship, the fellow ‘from London, he'd ha’ ham-god the Carp- tulu, King's commission and all. ‘To Be Continued

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and general satisfaction

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HONOR ROLL RUSTICO CON- VENT

Grade X—-1 mnlse Gallant, 2 Alma Blaqulere, 3 J. Emile Douc- ette and Albert (Fallout, equal.

‘Grade IX—1 Ethel Brown and Antoinette Plncau equal, 2 Louise Arsenuult.

tirade VIII-l Yvonne Pltre. 2 Laurent Doucctte.

‘Grade VlI~1 Ncllle Chlasaou. 2 Slmonne Leroux. 3 Emelle A. Gal- Innt ‘and Stella Gallant equal.

‘Grade VI-Emma Gallant, 2 Mar- garet Gallant, llegllna Gallant and Nlclphore Doucctte equal, 3 J. Earle Gnllnnt.

Grade V~—1 Yvonne Dolron, 2 Rerlnlce Pltrc, 3 Gertrude Gallant.

Grndc lV—1 Idorecte Gallant, 2 Florence ‘Martin, 3 Dorlce Martin. Grnde lII—1 Elsie Blanchard, 2 1319MB Doucette. 3 Col-ins Douc- e e.

Grade lI-—1 Alice Martin, 2 Mar- the Gallnnt. 3 (‘.. Benoit Doucette. Grade I-l Rodolphe

and

\\'<-t>k.<. pnssed. and every ship new, wln-J they-plagued mm WlthIOIll-ar, ‘the Rlllg ‘Maker .......... -_ 3‘1111‘111011*11IQIIGMIOYIS, he bzidc ‘them await the] -»- _ coming 0t‘ Wolvestone who would Mellchrlno, the Prldo o1’ the llar~

___,____,_____ Frank Plllt-Illl em ___’_ ______ __ Ruth E. Brown Azuwere soloist ........... -.l____. ___, _______ __ Irene Net-tics Getty NOTEw-JIhCIfh-‘Iltllll and outfall‘- nnlsic GOIIIUIXNSQI] by Wultvl- '1“.

When‘ the Old \\'ol't cast a‘nchoriswanker' the ba‘y twlo days Intel‘, it was

‘Orchestra: ‘Clayton Van Vrllrfkun. piano; Wi-luiam Rice. violin; Char- les Burdick, saxophone; Jack Sulli- Vlhll, drums; Henry Slferidtlll, cornet.

Act I-The ‘honle- of Col. ‘Chester. Nmvpont Neursyvut " Act JI—A street lll the lulu 0t‘

Azuwerc. Act ‘III-The palace of Kin: ‘Prune Juice. ‘ Artiole-‘(Courtcsy o1‘ Libr-rly"

Magazine.)

11.20 p. m.‘-oi‘lflllfl recital by St.» ‘phon E. Boiscl-zrir from Prutstort Ilarlnnlutg Bleecker IIall, Albany; New York.

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IRISHTOWN SCHOOL CONCERT

At the Christians Examination of Irlshtown School. the. pupils of thc school presented the tuuchcr with the follow-lug addrcs: lVIiss Ruby Bclwness.

Teacher. Irislltolvn; Dour Teacher

As theChristnlas cxllnlinntion Is‘ now hem which moans pcact- on earth, and good ‘will towards Illfifl‘ we. your pupils of Irishtmvll School desire to tender you ollr bust wish~ us for n glad (lhristluas and a Happy New Year. We alsn wish to thank you for your painstaking cl- Yorls ln helping us with our studiw, and wish you success Ill your pro‘ fesslon. ap a tenchcl‘. csptlclallly In our o\vll Irlslttown School. We now llsk you please to accept this gift as a small token 0t’ our lovv and esteeln for you, and again wishing you a Merry (lhrlstulas and :1 Iltlppy New Year and many hnppy returns of the season.

We remain YOUR PUPILS

of Irlshtolvn School.

M-lss Bowness accepted the no, coulpanylng gift and ucknnwlctlgctll the zlddresa in appropriate and cog» out ter-lns, and shmv-d by practi- cal example Ilow well qualified Isl she ‘to rise to the delnulltln of un important occasion.

Success to Irlshtown School.

Y

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79 yards Linen Glass Towel- ling", check pattern, regular 60c. 26 inches wide. Sale Price f0ryard...... . . . . . . . ..-

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