, Praise! Lydia ..Cornpound

_Aefriend "metotrythe Compmmd._ifeit

Id your

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KING'S COUNTY

s, A. D., 192$ at 2 o'clock p. s farm comprises 1Z0 acres

h state oi‘ cultivation,

house and barn. pump

es and store. J. A. McDONALD,

Auctioneer C‘ lottetown

iti-s-so-al

~ lame . ewith and

"ed by the 8888M! 0i’ the

Jiark R. McGuigan. Solicitor. 3i w| LEITH room, i, I ‘ Administrator Estate

There will

"le on Tuesday I, A.D. 1928, at

1y the Estate of le of the Montague Bridge.

ediately thereafter there will Auction on the emises the dwelling house and alzerty of the late Emma J. Rob- n situated on the North side

z i sold by ‘Public

"i " ’s Vegetable

Change of Lila. I do housework and my troubles made me unﬁt to 19th;

Vq- - = t. "ﬁsiﬁ c 7‘ gol l.will recom-

libei had "' ‘lzniilgltihaumu, "lLChrhtina st, Sarnia Ontario.

llcnnu SALE

l‘ FARM AT MOUNT HOPE,

1e farm of Walter F. Docken- I At Mount Hope, King's Coun- nu be sold by Public Auction on =premises on Wednesday, July-

.eh 60 acres are cleared and in balance II wood and lumber with new

Isa and in barn. Also never fail- . fiprlng in centre oi fann. Near

r farther particulars apply to

., WALTER)‘. DOCKENDORFF, York.

‘lluclucrirll

p pere will be ,sold by Public >6, n on the premises on Fklday, Usixth day o July, AD. i928, at hour of tw ve o'clock noon, all

,_ double tenement house on the

nth-side of Water street in the

ti! of Charlottetownbeirlg Num-

49 and 5i on the said North r oi Water Street together with

lots oi land connected

being the property late na J. Robertson. Terms at sale. 1r particulars apply at the oﬁice

guluclucrlol

be sold by Public lotion‘ on the premises at Mon- the tenth day of the hour of one vck p.m., the house and lot own- the late Emma ltobertsomsituated on the South

OAEIV OERTII

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T i TOO MANY

Mlmaslﬁalioun

CONCERNIN GTHE ACTION AND CHARACTERS

LILA LATHAM, on the day oi her marriage to

HERBERT WARE, is worried, be- cause she has concealed from him the faot oi her I t to

CAPTAIN JACK FARQUABAB, who w_as killed in France. She es- plairls to a friend,

DOROTHY CAINE, that Herbert is so jealous that she thought it kinder not to tell him oi’ this other love-affair. Now she asks herself ii her course ls wise, ior she feels sure that Herbert will learn the truth, somehow.

CHAPTER 2 THE HOME-COMING

atrlpa."

m. oi A CAT'S NINE LIVES

write you up a llie policy‘! lII 0st: I can't afford it. nine oi themi

He: today. She:

Well, I made a hole in one

Bring It to me. V" 5"" "-

r - Emma J. Robertson. Q3_3_35_9|_ AT THE LOUVRE She (at the Louvre): And this ~-———————-—————-—- is the wonderful Venus d0 ""0-

Suppoee some one should further mar leer beautiful form.

He: There's nothing to prevent -she.'a entirely unarmed.

“The modern girl spins yarns too, but they loom up as jest comic

Dog Insurance Agent: Let me

l'd need

The young Wares spent their honeymoon in Bermuda. To Lila it was an ecstatic time oi’ golden days melting into burnished tropical nights, when the sea sang and the m- "_,ht sifted like quicksilve- through the gently stirring palm- trees. Her happiness was unalloyed; so was Herbert's. He was as much in love as she, and Llla's infatuation knew no limits.

- look!”

mm cnsnnorrmrowu commas '

I Dorothy was lust lcavinll; lhﬁ met them in the hall. /

"You'll find everything perfect. I think," she inld Lila, as she kissed her warmly. "How well you both

"But you're not going!" Lila tried in slip the fur coat from Dorothy's shoulders. "You're staying to din- ner." Herbert echoed the invitation politely, but he frowned. He was Jealous of Dorothy. She relieved him by ﬁrmly refusing. e

"I must g0. I've a model wait- ma ..

Dorothy dabbed in painting in her smart up-town studio. She was well-

chaperon nor guardian. Before she left, she drewliiia

a belated wedding-gift. "Come to the studio as early as you can tomorrow." 5M whispered. "I've a letter for you." '

“For me? From whom? Lila paled at a sudden thought.

har. It had been ﬁve years now since the last of those letters had come; it was four months since she had received the communication that

to-do, independent, and had neither

aside, under pretext oi showing her -’

She had used oamtuys ‘addreh A I " only for letters from Jack Flarqua-

thls time, been reported‘ missing,

tous that she hadn't stopped to marvel at its belatedness, lament the fact that this import- ant communication, which signiﬁed her freedom, had been sent from

She had ceased w think of that

way, for Heaven only knew how

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She had eyes and thoughts and

heart only for Herbert.

other romance oi hers.

contention that she had never been 1

romance of hers, culminating tragic pledge, half an hour Captain Jack Farquarhar

sickle moon before the brilliant

it now. She didn't even think

face, of gray, ironically humorous eyes, of a little body splendidly set off by khaki, from her memory. She had eyes andl thoughts and heart only for Herb- ert

sat beside her they drove every afternoon along‘ the edge of the

way; but his good looks, his air of breeding, and his complete self-con- L

Now she long, before it reached Dorothy's could easily concede Dorothy Game's studio. The explanation of the de-

in love before. That hectic war-time ies hastily buried on the battleﬁeld, in alt had been revealed that the re- before mains of Captain Farquahar were had among the marched away to his death in thedead. trenches, was the pale light of a tag. etc.

noon-day sun of love, as she knew ing-

or Jack Probably Farquarhar during her honeymoon. mB-l/bﬂ they W811i t0 know if Y0" The vague vision oi a lean dark care w brine his bqdv back!’

vanished complemﬂbngured. "I suppose I really do have say—"

_ emptory. He jealously resented even she 11nd w 100k at mm‘ as heso brief a conversation with Dor- in the car when °th

palmqrmged Sea. gloved ﬁngers pressed Llla's. "Don't He was not handsome in a dashing M this upset W“!

7

ay was simple; in clisinterrlng bod-

supposedly unknown There was his identification

Dorothy's clear eyes were reassur- “It's from the War Department. something ' about-well.

Lila shuddered, despite herself. “l-ie had no family," she mur-

"Lllal" Herbert's voice was per-

Y.

"Tomorrow, - then." Dorothy's

Easier said than done, thought lla, a trifle resentfuliy. After all,

Captain Farquarhar, who had, all I was dead. The news was so p0 - . -

o! in

pillar to post, in‘ some inexplicable _'

Lﬂoneer :

r...-....-._....._......._-. .. .

.e property for some 156881011 0i Amos J. Robertson,

he and

gantlque furniture.

Take uotlre that under end by virtue

Illa powers of sale contained in s oer. i llortga

rlottetown. on Itll ill r of seven 0's

the Montague Bridge and being years in the

ere will also be sold at the same place all the household ture oi the late Emma J. Rob- ii consisting of several pieces

W. LEITl-l POOLE, Administrator Estate Emma J. Robertson.

NO ARGUMENT

He: S what's the ides of "dam a San" 6274 6 28 keeping mtywaltlng on the corner ' ‘ ‘m liketllla? She: Aw, can't you take a little _.__._..._. lokel He: Well, all right. but where

Mortgage Sale

‘e or Dead of Trust dated

tIIeoty- ourtb day oi January A,

ll. made between J. b ’l‘_ Morris Li Hi of the first p

art ib ublic Auction on the prem- Nol, ‘l5 to 19 Water Street In Monday the six- Ill-July s n. aim, n the, ark in the ioreuoon, o owing property, namely: tract. piece or parcel oi laud

do you want to go’!

A stream of hydrogen passed between the arc of two electrodes enables a new device i0 weld sheets of metal as thin as paper and alloys that usually oxydlze when heated.

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and on the Northweslfhy’ P [Q tlilﬂthtthe b

the rlnnsl of J.

s ompsuy Limited’, com-

tla machine y‘ plsut equip-

-' #20 furniture, stoel-ln-trszlo,

.7 ..nn.ay|gn“ml wborogncssendeiq.

"' ' an sup es use I

"“ '- wit l,bus ness, beers, "" waters and drl

recess oi

is manufactur-

.- ta and sbsels no: H which at the time oi such - ﬂtbessldLlT.

. ' | ...'?.¢".'.ﬂ"i‘il .5 til. 7 st; days sitar tie dstt meats day nf III m caress.” ‘hair attorneys.

' on or before July ist in each year.

no; u"; arl due and payable

Every owner of a dog, or dot’! Vi" shall refuse or neglect to Pl! l!“ t" ghjll he prosecuted within ten days of the appearance of this not-

. JAMES E. BRADLEY 7-4-61

iii .1

none: A

Notice of adjourned public meet- ing P. E. l. Hospital. The adjourned public meeting will be held in Si. Paula Parish Hall an Thursday evening, July 5th at 8 o'clock. to ectnslder the report of the t. ‘

of the r. s. I. llolllill. well-Ir with a special committee appointed u» report on the ailment sites m the new bosﬂial. Ail interested are

asked to attend. ' ADA HARRIS.

Avenue. Everything was . when the car drove up to the door. 3:8 PM‘ me yum buck’ "Having

in Wall Street to

undersigned up a» Jaiy 12th m- the’ school house at west St. Peters ae- cording to plans and speciﬁcations lo be seen at James B. McDonald's or the Secretary's. All bal - lerlal furnished by the '

trol proclaimed him a man of the world, sure of himself and of his position.

With Herbert Ware, this was no false conﬁdence. If he had been a clerk, he undoubtedlywould have succeeded as an efficiency expert; he possessed that methodical, cor- rect, careful type of mind. was, with his inherited wealth and‘ social position, he was Just as care- ful, just as methodical, Just as cor-I rect. He worked because he liked it, going to his office every day, as. regularly as any clerk in his em- ploy.

When they returned home from

was young and pretty and spoiled.

play about with hours out of the twenty-four; she‘ resented his interest in his work. |

Afterward,

an idle husband, always about the house in those awful clays so soon to comel

new home in complete readiness when they returned to New York. It

enties. on the right side of Fifth even the ﬂowers. Dorothy,

fancy, and her father was too busy. pay much atten- tion to a daughter who, in spite of

certain youthful rebellions, had

eventually done the correct thing

and made a most suitable match with a thoroughly eligible young"

man. '

_Notice Of Tender

Tenders will be received by the‘

f

a. r. moonatn

4 I 74-4-51. 1 1 _1",_'L~_

' Milll-l-l-wfm."

the h d m Ipast. this, stiiiaeypllﬂ-lgrsztelinvigoroilaslyfargh:Ireopened; an episode “ved 53M“ ' ' ‘

She wanted a husband who would “mmmgw mum“

w h" twemymmr between them; with not even that

distance between their hearts and she w“ m thnnklsouls. At least. that is what Herbert Heaven m; his refusal w Inau1ge‘¥“f,f°§§“°°d1y m""‘"",' “hi” h’ herl If Herbert mm been under foot I " ° ° °" ymm‘ “d ‘ “d” "n"

qgay and lovely,’ pouring his coffee,

lwhlte arms

It was like Herbert to have their’ﬁsgeilgﬁylgagirdggzng the “mt

was a smart town house in the Sev-‘gtfrbgxnﬁgg’ muss;

‘But Mia's thoughts

h“ bert’: request, had seen to thhtfiidr 23ml“, clued 101.8,," Lila had been mother-less since in- '

meeting Jail: Farquahar.

“LINIMENT

it wasn't Dorothy who, married and madly in love with her husband. had

the spectre of a former ﬁance on her conscience. .

She was dlstralt during dinner and later, over the coffee, when Herbert’ resentfully commented on the fact. she assumed a feverish gaiety. It

l, was wearlsome; also it was her first

taste of a pose that was soon to be- come all too terribly necessary.

Try as she would l0 keep her thoughts on Herbert, his, good looks, their new home, their - love, and their future, they would slip the leash and play traitor. time, they look her back into the A closed and sealed chapter

She sat opposite Herbert in their little library,

ith only the width of tlie hearth

and throat, burnishing

Commencing on Friday, a

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in order to hear it at home. then purchase if you like it.

After ali——the purchase of n new UrlilupilolllC

Victrola Is a step

thought in various ways. _ _ know (not to inlagine), how It will appear You want to hear Ii ill llS permanent location. You will probably wish to tryvit in various locations in your home. Why not? It costs you nothing i0 do all this,——to have a wonderful evening of your

in your home.

favorite music.

Home demonstration is part of the service

rendered by H is

Any responsible person in the c0n_1n1unity' may arrange iur such a demonstration.

new

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[Victor Talking Machine Company of Canada,

requiring a little serious You want to

blasters Voice dealers.

beautiful]

emonstvation

- no 0b igal

Try it ﬁrst-

There is no music. so beautifully identical

. with the original Iii-riurmnnce as Orthophonic Viclrola music. This is possible only through the recently developed, Victor controlled, principle of “Ii/iaiciled impedance" or "Smooth Flow of Sound". n0 group of artists so varied 0r s0 famous as the group that sings for Victor V. E. Ortho- phonic records.

AiSU,*-ti'lCl'e is‘

Models of the New Orthophonic Victroia are y c-xeculezi in ﬁne WUOdS, smartly (iesigned. from $1400 Io as low as $115. Ubiainabie at all His Master's Voice dealers on convenient payments.

Remember, a home demonstration with I10 -

r "True in d"

obligation, is yours for the

onic

Trade Mark Regki

. ictrola

Time after

I And Boston " Through Service

dsrd Sleeping car. First trip from Maritime Province points will bc Sunday, July 1st.

The Pine Tree Acadian will oper- ate the through Boston Maritime Province week end service ﬁrst trip from Boston and from Maritlmes

mmcommenclng Friday June 29th. This 39th m‘ mmwh we“ and tnmitraln carries through sleeping car. gzilﬁmebgiowsfi?“ {Ifghﬁflkmﬁi between Boston and Maritime Pro- '"¥»-°f'»»- we m“ 2:2. 23f..§'£2‘a."3.i£“;?.£2.“:;"' lwith the flrellghi ﬂickerilll on her Egg‘ §;§'Yw}j§'1§{,;°",_;,'ﬁ'§{,"‘g§2,i'f nrsralcr PASSENGER sdaeur

The through daily night service i

vince points will commence Satur-

Lils‘s physical self was there in smiled upon to his voice. were back in

e events of a-cloeed chapter in lfe that must now. at all costs, It was war-time again. She was

(T0 Be Continued.)

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