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THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

Public Auction on

AUCTION SALE

{Pwo Splendid City Properties for Sale by

Thursday, September 21st.

HEAR TS

the Premises on

AFIRE

By MARY CHRISTIE

CHAPTER l!

Q ‘l? “u, ‘L; R's-lilies“ l0 Grafton street with m having 1s rt. a ha. PENNILESS I Irontage on Grafton street. In best Residentiallflectlon. a‘ deuce hurled °! the Sllitflmfl 7H! a‘ (z, AT 3 a M_ white satin gown that had proved f; ‘ New House with Store and la-ésseTkra 1;; olmyalaiuanfl her own undoing. a .-:‘~ == Bdrm“ Btmil- - Haieiu mum! armcnt! White, ' ; . PALMER a ramvrzn, Solicitors. emblem l‘, mnmnci, Wm“. o, um _ 119i suliicd reputation! What irony of "i ; fats had prompted that she wear f; . that frock tonight? _; - mx» Cinderella alter the ball, she LII 1‘ 0 0 iound herself once more in her ai.m- ‘. = 1 uetion a o ~~"*e-"--W"e“= i .2 scans o! her humilianon.

AT THE

at 10.30

' Over 300 articles i

Piano Stool, Tables,

mon Chairs, Iron Beds,

[lpholsteied Sofas,

ers. I" wsts of Drawers,

i Pictures. Books, Book C

graph, Vases, Preserve other useful articles.

t N0 reserve, everythi Terms Cash ..

J . A ., McDONALD,

Prince Edward Island Hospital ' Kensington Road

Thursday, 21st. September?

Rocking, Arm and Com- Children’s Iron Cribs, Commodes, Tables, Dress-

ase, Portable Phono-

“I'm telephoning the garage for the limousine. Just wait a moment."

Prudence didn't oven hear her hostess’ words. she ran like one pos- sessed, through the wide hallway and out into the hot, still night. Oh, ior covering darkness, to hide her misery and shame!

OLD

In the vague light. Prudence couldn't find her gloves. What did they matter? she was going-here a. bitter little audio trembled at her mouth-she was going to no social function!

Twenty dollars-bar worldly all!— lay in a little locked boa on her bureau. she would need every cent oi it.

"it will keep me for s week or two, if I don't iind work at once," thought she, slipping the bills into her handbag.

Then she sat down to write a. let- ter to her mother. Big tears dropped upon that letter, but shs did not stop to wipe them oii’. Not s. mom- ent dans be lost in getting far sway. She simply couldn't. face tomorrow morning.

Once or twice, she started, listen-

How could they think her guilty? How could they stare at her with bold, unfriendly and condemning eyes, when never in the whole course oi her young life had she done a mean or dishonest act?

Bhe sobbsd aloud as she ran down the long carriage-drive flanked on both sides by Lombardy poplars, Just like sentinels. They, too, seemed to be watching her, stern, unforgiving.

"I must get away, away!" the girl's mind reiterated. Oh! to leave this neighborhood forever! Oh, to hide her head in some quiet spot where no‘ one in the world could ever find her!

"It will break mother's heart, this awful accusation!" That thought persisted, torturing her.

How right her mother “had been, in telling her that no good, no hap- piness would oome irom visiting at Winston Towers! How impatient she had been with that kind frienu and ally! Ahl if only she had lis-i tened more!

Now, now it was too late!

O’elock

ncluding Piano and

Pitchers and Basins,

Bottles, and many

ng must be sold.

Auctioneer

l I109.

“Well. said the cheerful wife, who labored ll!l(l"l‘ the delusion that she had an operatic soprano voice, “if worst were to come to worst I could keep the woli away from the door c by singing."

ireclcd issued out (‘ouri of Queens County, Third Circuit

nt the suit of The ‘frusicn-s of School’ t-Undoubwdyyy- “m, the 1115mm Quail-m l\'o, ]S'..'_ Queens (Ywlilltv. Vs.

Gradually, the resolve formed in Prudence's mind that she would run away. Impossible to face to- morrow here! Miles must be put be- tween herseli and Winston Towers! To her distraught imagining, she saw the entire countryside ringing with the scandal oi tonight's oc-, currence. She saw the sneering

glances, or averted faces, as the case

SHERIFFS’S SALE

to me County

By virtue oi an Execution of The

ing, thinking she heard a move- ment in the house.

But the ensuing ailanoo loosened her.

Then, very quietly, she crept down the stair, and out into the moon- light ight, running in haste across the fields and through the woods ' that led to Blackthom Junction. Punting, a sharp pain in her side,

lV. C. T: U. Notes

TH! PIONBQ.

What was his name? I do not know his name;

I only know haheard God's voice and came; _

Brought oil he loved emu the all

‘mlivsaudwortioa-God-andme:

relied the unaraeious oak

Droggodtcan the W1!-

With torrid ML

‘mrioo gnarled roots and stubborn rock.

with Plenty piled ilao hllllfll mountain side.

And at tbs end, without memorial died:

lb blaring tnlaapets sounded out HI some:

He lived. he died; I do not know his name.

o

No form of bronze and .1 zziemoflll stones

Show me the place where lies his mouideriilg bones,

Only a cheerful city stand.

w?“

JEPTEMBER 1o, .93,

__€‘

Built by his hardened hands:

only ten thousand homes

Where every day,

The cheerful play

Oi love and hope and courage comes

These are his monuments, and these alone.

There is no form of hronse and no minioral stone.

‘she sighted the railroad track at lest. How awful if she missed the exxpress!

As she ran, she dragged a five dollar bill from her handbag, where-

.with to buy her ticket, and as she reached the depot, the train was al- ready in.

l "Quick, missl Justin time!" a

.p0l'im.' bundled her into a coach, wondering what such a pretty girl was doing all alone at this time o! the night.

So away went Prudence on her solitary flight, clutching a few quar- ters, from the purchase of her ticket in her right hand. her shabby

n db in n lit, and a small “ll-“lmpih” l‘ " Vim"- atiitnachz/gcass 03th: seat beside her. Englmd h“ ‘ 115mm“ denim‘

She opened her handbag to see ii mil-mm”-

hcr remaining stock-in-trade-iii-

teen donarkwere $51-$50“ “w- were annihilated with its abnormal lous! Her heart leapt to her throatlwltlwlilloll 01' Bliilmib

as she hunted feverishly,“ finally

tuming everything that the little , bag contained, out, on the seat . . . [were cast into the

And then the devastating truth came home to her! When she had dragged the flve dollars out, some

DONALD

Labor Prime Minister Ramsay

MIDI Ill CANADA

‘375

llualnatclloflomllollll ha!

Admittedly the finest

' automatic beating

NOW COAL heating is not only automatic-J: is continuous. It gives off a steady flow of mel- low, radiant warmth that permeates the entire home-so diiferent {com the “pop-on pop-off’! type of automatic heating which is character-

-—Edward Everett. Hale | N c |I ll n l N G isric of other fuels. That is why Iron Fireman " ‘IITQMATIC is truly the mark of a modern home which "sun any" says names! aasc- c Q N 1- R o L s demands the utmost in luxury yet carefully con-

siders eccnomy. As for economy—juxt get a cost comparison. We will be glad to analyze your present costs and contrast them with Iron Fire-

MacDonald sent out the message to “°nc::|'|";:|'n':m man costs, whether you are using hand-fired the British public "to be steady,” v y coal, oil, gas, or any other fuel. ltiay we ‘give " and that “our dlflicultiee are tbs you these facts? They will be nu interesting!

result oi the bad state oi the world's trade." ' -

The yearly liquor bill oi the Brit- "'sh Isles is placed at one billion three hundred and eighty ilve mil-

lions. How the British Islander can keep “steady” with such a liquor

56 CHARLOTTETOWN

LLOYD W. PROUDE

-58 GRAFTON ST‘ PHONE 602

m" ernment to prevent the importa-

°1 liquor only will the Federal Govern ment retain, except for the power to levy taxes upon it. The rest is up lie the 48 States, and it looks as imwflu them will be forty-eight var- ‘ieties oi liquor laws, including some "bone-dry" States. After all. every Province in Canada handles the matter in its own way. An American writer, W. M. Houghton, suggests, however, that

IR only the world's liquor trade

Wlwh thOIe ls a curse to the third and iourth generation. and i! it

matter oi course. trade in the

great necessities cl liie would boom.

opinion held by most physicians speech as impediments, repetition that man is nude drunk by one o: words, particularly painful rope- drink. He answers the question- titions; or the gait becomes siiiecb When is a man drunk? try-Shortly ed, causing staggering. It is sail after taking his first drink. the man is “drunk in his legs." Dis The question-Is a man drunk? turbance o! equilibrium and inn should be changed to-How drunk curacy of movement belong in thl‘ is a man? The practcal questen is clan Among the sensory wtmib- one of degree. “ances are seeing double and rumb- The highest mental quality under ling in tho ears. consideration is capacity for seli-| People no generally able to roo- criticism. The eiiect oi alcohol on ognize drunkenness on this level

-l.:uuls of Jumps ii. Pniou I have taken , , , h. ‘_ , might be. response. iflritlilrggstalali Sillglllialllifshll}, i-ltii? And Fem Armstrong? wh“ o! FINN ilxffl-rbitlill: £1312); pztg-tgflitr-ttg‘: B": ii "lumimlfil “in: w“ ‘he there is likely to be a fairly general the brain is usually s loss oi thins-rid rarely do they confuse it wits $3.33! lisdilitllod Baliltutaliziiiiiigtsiiiisclisui’; mm? Would he condemn her, too? e amt‘: gwere one! . - n?‘ anal flnln l P0 Bl 01 the ‘dgpgftufg from qanmlm Weoedent cppmm Th; mgmdufl 1°,“ m” anything d,” a, 51mm: Stewart‘ in Queens {Clnlunvty she could vlsuauzo m; 100k o; m ey 3 B m!‘ “W1” h‘ "uummlllflie eight Provinces oi Canada sense of detachment and fine abil-l Heavy sleepiness, when not am iiigltnilavdionsyiitlvflliiliiihgt! ":1! u..°.,2Il‘.i; sheer incrcdulity, gradually chang- (To be continued.) mum‘! hzlw”thf°r "m- Purim” °1,wh!ch permit the sale oi liquor all ity to weigh and value that enter cited, lies at about the extreme oi 9"“ """."“"'“‘ b“ m“ "'“““‘“““ M" in to scorn and contempt for her. em c g ° “mm” ‘ml-WW handle the traiiic through Liquor into the excellence o: a good mind. this group oi effects o! alcohol. In " mnnl linilwuy lands, on the east: by g hays been penny wage And d~ - lfiiiils n! Junie: minus and on m» She could hear Virginia Dale sri- ‘WM, u, m, d 1, mm“ “limitations. which xiv» the Pro- 11w man who takes s drink. and fwt. it merges into Dr. K‘ns' var giggling?’ ti“ m"! "W" °' mm" umpmng in a recital o: the ghastly "mungmud ° 22;: a dwiflvinoes a monopoly. Mr. Houghtonliosee that for the moment, is drunk third gloat head: Effects on instind ‘ and I 15m: slveh p331? doom; 5M: incident. THAT THF PEOPLE m, till“ - Y‘ suggests that to a number or Am- to that degree. [and emotion. These he terms “com- An examination might s. of fmhili-flTiiuig-iiv. his»: noiil irkili, on no! . . . s thousand fold im- ‘ hildhzgm“ 1°" °1’ M!" ""1 cries-n states this system may. A loss o! certain inhibitions rel-plots anesthesia or instinct and posisbie to stay! MAY KNOW . ° ~ smack too much oi "putting the lows second in the 1st of effects oi smotonai impulses." The ordinafl

. lo‘ i ck in the afir-rnoon_ on the pne- znm‘ haunt m you’ l c“ Stewart in Queens The advice “keep “eadyll needs

is .\ . llT‘nil‘lisl_\'?t5PlI5nlll‘7t and m! at Public . I" the clear mconhzht she wuld Government mm the liquor busln- eIcohol. The loss or these inhibi- name for dninkenriem oi this ae.

(A column of Interest to all

or 1'.

frofessional Bards

ni’

(50)

liond; New Rum] to t

(i flily links or tn the Southwest corri- oi the snid land of the late David Irving; tin-nee North to the New tlmuco West along the said he Eastern honnilnr-y lfllltl now or formerly in possession

was in bed, and the light in her room extinguished. Father was at a concert in the village, and wouldn't be back till after eleven, at the

the religious wecklics. Tbs latest addition to the number is Good Housekeeping. This magazine test- ed ihe opinion oi its readers. Oi

Stewart & Lowther

of Martin Redmond; thence South a-

earliest.

the total replies received, between

-_-_%_ - "ration o! Premium. the saving to which they are entitled."

Government Control.

E w‘ >1 AYLOR utiilewliiiduullfriyeretils sill-i: 5°“ ‘he hands °i h" 11m“ "mi"! recording accepted facts and u‘ “d” ‘mt m“ “m1 ‘i- ole," and asking it to be merchant‘ tions marks a second level of drunk tree is "dead dr-unk." J. S. IAYLOR ed on tcaltrvtvsis execution beigg‘ {he watch. They pointed to ten minutes "may opinions reglldisag the ‘and policeman at once. He remarks-canes. Bense oi humor no ranks‘ OPTUMETBISTS offentisfeieillliifllrlll, $5.133.“ Bherlfg; 9”” w“ Th” 1”‘ ‘mm i” m‘ m? zlnzrruzf°rlrdlli°szgz 2 “mm "omrnofl-WHAT? that there is much interest in thellthird in importance. and loss oi it smi- s-u cm sit-m. 22;‘."."..".§¢..°":;ssnares? a." “seedy “m! .1... ........'.. u... campaign - ”'_. “m” eve" We?" i" was» ma“ = m“ 1W of were» A‘ ’ m“ ’ °‘ ' norm P. nnanmr T°m°rr°w “mm”, the“ W“ "i ",1".- "rhu M“? mienliient Ameflflm Wlwlwhereby liquor is dispensed by a drunken man may be vely funny to _ Bheriii of Queens ccunéyé train. at seven tyciock. Ah! but that a have lately been concerned iargelymggvag, mvpqmtmn having g mon-lothers and often is but he has y a e , _ . . - would!“ do, for liie about the little (sponsored by the Grand with the problem oi’ repealing pro- ‘c901,, ‘m; “in; limited in pmflts either lost capacity for humor tom-i iarm would be astir. It must be now, " ' 3°" I! 7 ““““ are now turning their minds ‘u, w,“ pg,- 9mg The Government lpqmm I ' - , y, or else it is thrown out or . or nothing l '- '~ '- m m, question of what u to -' i l Thq property of the late Baby s s Mort a e Sale Then she recollected that the ex- ._.i___.______. 0,6,, “m, noble “mummy, i: ilmwm’ “ppm” if“! ‘he member‘ “u “Jam” A ‘with “"1 i’ " “SM -. situated at UDPO: North Red cm“ In.“ g g t t m km J c_ d I a or T Column t“ - - 3o! the corporations board, inciud- oi quick reaction to stimuli; and a River, 1,5 mils from Milton Station, - prass s opped s B c 0m un rorwar ed or . . as mgs stand, it looks as l! N16 ‘in; the chairman. This 1s indeed a fifth is drowsineu. an of this re- Tl" PF°P°I1Y “will! "I 3 will Ln" m," tion at. eleven fifteen. Biackthorn by repeal-mtg may have their amend- n19, djgflncuon’ m4 n 18 dmmm h,“ w the mumgenm A mm may and in good ma at cultivation “m” “m” To be acid s: “bu. mu... u "““°“°“ w? m“ mile: ‘will’: m: "' w‘ * m l ' ' “m” M°°“° ‘“°"‘ "““°“ "°’°" ‘h’ m" Y" w m 1w 11 cm who um who be emu m m- mmuww without Si.“ 153° i..,'.1§l”°iu.il|"§is.§'i'.§' 1'55; l i ed ad, u s o cu - _ ‘gfaglngr figuurvlogtretinixn 1.2.; Olofiierltgaguittlgngog: 51:2; u: $00M aunt”, M1,,“ nus am: rnsr x°ihdhewstxe zméi; A twchfigfiwlould] have the Government utterly’ belnB intoxicated in other dUPQW-‘lllbllllillllvozercstilrcfl mum. in‘? sad F“, 5L Gem.“ Se” 9 Sept H ‘(luv oi September A, u. was, at the the dlstancel ed h 335° Idssocaied from the traffic. The ments of his being. y‘)? a I o e ore up m r . , _ hour of twelve ocluck noon all that ._____. UP t e 9W0 thirds 0f the way neg fl f, j‘ {,0 f] 1 N t 27 h u w“ b9 59m bY Pubufi 51W‘ 311N111?" 5H1!"- 33 Seilt- 25 parcel oi luutl lililritc, lying and be- Had she sufiicient courage to I e cc ° er B’ mute ‘m.’ ex lower m the male’ as mqtlon together with stock crop im- Immlnlca Oct. e on. 9 m: on Town-in!» strut»: rmy u. Advertising Alcohol. malt I‘ "limb" ‘WWW-RWP of thqpcrstion the opportunity w make Kine arrsflsee them are the dis- Ienients s honseh id '11 u’ r "Mound o" 2o o“ 23 gum“, Conn”. 1,, PM“, Edwnd traverse the lonely woods so late, “qua.” “m?” M m. “p”! 1 , _ - ‘I! an o e ec . or . - tlgllipnd, lzgnrtidic-dtsnd described as and an alone? Alcohol Advertisements ‘are bar- m“, l‘ m‘ Wm‘ not . mm. one is seven percent-all oi whichlturbanczca oi motor and sensory coniarthersfiply to big-flan O DWI, 0 I 1 a can o CARVELL BROS LTD, Cilmmrcucilhig at a slqyusro ma. m. It required 1w warm than 41d red out oi the following British 0,, m“; yet against u. fill" o: relievilglalilh 1210mm“ ZOLdM£° °l¢ihlrv men inmues,inglu’°charlo‘aéhwlz“ 0B“: ‘f, a G Chaflottglqwn Age“. lidivvli iitieibrgcsrziilvbeeal-Lnagiliieogtalifiluzg: Wilkins WYHOPTOW at Green Glble-‘l. papers: Punch, The countryman, Th, Twmtymrst Amendment g ' g ~° axpaye" 1 n‘ ‘"15"’ "Wifmmfi Milloilar, New Wiltshire, or to Mrs moi-tau and being the Southern to this tragedy! n", Efljcigngy Magazine, The 1L;- mpea], the celebrated m m m —‘——-'—_*-' h“ mwldwimn 11°84! 9° 9471198,!‘ ill-Isabelle Hearts, 8 Elm Ava. Execu- glotigidéigytloei llgzaad étgrvrlndei-Iyinthexrpirrog; By running rapidly, Sh” drew new. tuner’ The Radio Tunes’ The spec_ or Pxohlmmm “mud-men: ha?!“ I; A MAN DRUNK? this lower level. AIDODB these are tors 0f above hstaic. 1H7. {lulucnsingt glance yvt-éignnrgr-zias ma. her home before ten thirty. Mother mm,’ Th, observe,’ Ind many o; addition ohm" the In”; Gov.‘ Pm- - - K1118 endorses the thick tongue and such disorders oi wwwwgqii ~

Here is Greatest Opportunity

J. D. STEWART, K. 0t

N. W. LOWTHER

VARlllSTERShSOLIC/ITORS, ITC 84 Greta‘. George Street

long the Eastern boundary o! asld last mentioned land to the shore oi’ Vernon River aforesaid: thence Nnrthcasierly along the course of the snivi shore to the place of commence-

Prudenco crept in vary quietly, and iound the temporary haven oi her own room.

as and 90 per cent. woo-g against such advertising in a family maga- zine. Neither are drink advertise-

"Ths osoiso is iattened with the rich result

- ’ MONEY T0 LOAN

ac

. The above sale is made under and l by virtue of a power of sale eon-

tnincd in an

McLEOD & BENTLEY J. A. BENTLEY ' w. s. BENTLEY, K. c.

do n,

R. R. Bell D. L. illathiesnn, L.L.D. Barristers 8c Solicitors Money to Loan Cameron Block, CharlottctownJlEJ.

Fl In in in

Money w Loan and Collections given the very best attention. 575-2-6-lmonth.

.____._______________ MARK R. McGUiGAN, BxA. nsnnrsrrn. soucrron. arc.

K MONEY TO LOAN

mun t,

m-irie between

Bank," and Atmflmyqbuw ygargialsslagia (nenvyhriqeiiiitglrilgqflitnlRailway She slipped out oi her thin frock, MONEY To LOAN (Iinmrirricri) Frank lmrkih of‘ ‘demon and dropped a plain shirt-blouse’ 0mm; 130 Rlqhmnnd 31,-"; Q‘!r|rr-sgI'd,kl-‘urmfer_ Iulnmsrrticdz. and and a. neat coat and skirt. The . r A ’.

‘w i-_—_- l;",',,,y,,,,,,|n_r,,',l,]' onfrmgrogbuf, hang’; moonlight was her 801.0 illumin- BELL 8e MATHIESON sins of ODIFIICBIMQHI, Single Wom- ation. should she light hm- candles,

no, ni the first part,

Arucrirn.

FARM FOR SALE

containing iwonipiwo L!)

she must act quickly. Her brain res of lnnd, a imio more or less.

was numb with pain, but her one blind instinct was to run away and hide, iar from her enemies, and alike tar from those she loved.

lnrisnture oi Rinrtgaite dsv of November 192m James Victor bankln, rnon in Prince Evi-

tcd the 5th

rmerly oi‘ Ye

‘M Fwmmh their beam would shine through the

windows to hcr mother's room, and ii the latter wasn't sleeping, she would rise at once to inquire why

ynn of Bronkline in the Fm’! of isnnchvivcits. formerly nf Brighton sniri State. in the lIniir-d Wat»! n! Single ‘Vuman, vii-fault hav- u hr-r-n mailr- in payment of the.

meats allowed in the Post Oflice telephone directories. '13:; Drink trade is protesting against "the un- just, humiliating, and hurtful slur" placed on the trade as a whole.

Athletes 1nd Alcohol.

The Ohurch oi Scotland Oom- mittee on Temperancg secured four young athletes ss speakers at a public meeting held under its aus- pices. On, oi these claimed that 90 per cent. of athletes were tetal

miiiiryipiilallifiirl" §2§!;'M,,,m§§li1§§ her daughter was back so early from b me d h. h J.A. iiiacllonaid, ILO. us. 5.311;; u. m. mjjjmm; ____p"§f:,f_“mf’n; nsnaisfigz. snolcliltitxiron. as 1M scmzanrxrrrirrzlyyvyv, would up u.» that high Charlottctzwn, r. I-Lglsland. ,_________________=,,_ ,______ ___ Qmgaf: mmdm

llity of Charlottetown Tax Appeals