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Iii-able shore farm 100 acres “ ‘_ _ ~ Whu h
about 90 clear situated at French wn¥:‘;dt)vl$d1dhEhed`iv]i?sEel§rrit uponehsave- #oft hine miles fromd Chplrlcxlttehtogl mg her own-way’ and often hurt mm l`-{:dbh‘d:tt‘;;edieaa!x;:iang\lJr(; llslfndy church ____ cruelly. He was extremely jealous
’ f , , l u know. He has
si lichocl and butter factory X and QQMMERCIAL HOTEL KE1;IslN<l: ?hel1¢I’T§oBl;0§;;l{>:usl'° disposition of any stores with good buildings ADDY 0 TON will be offered for prlva e sa e k
ith man I even have met. That he eeps
ROBERT RHVNES» up to October 15th next, W t I h does Is mah Dunsfaffhhl* without furnishings It ‘R292 cor' ro “S 0 ’
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N iglatgig best business centre on the ;:1;l§;1\;d 11516363 ialmlllliwr; he Bllljrelly
bit eu-
I t dy urchasem should call never had been the slightest
wh “T9 prepamd t° buy any mmm earlllyegndldnsgect the premises ous of me, If he had been I WOUIO
dt* 5 M5' °n h°°t' wmmencms Mon Reasons for selling is owing hav* *~h°‘"l}‘-t he ‘fared a “me °r “IT” da 1 th Sept paying highest market Pm netofa health "She was a remarkable woman n
-tgp non Fog te,-ms and pm-tlculnrg apply to many ways." Mrs.; Barton went me
i‘ Infomation call the owner and proprietor E C after a moment. She was the imiis
WANADIAN PACKING CO LTD Hmz or J F Pmmt Commercial versatile hostess and entertannllxz
J M ROOP, Manager Street companion I ever have kIl0Wh~d -f
Ptdiit Kensington Road E C HILTZ man would have had to be prov lf*
g 3 Kensington mer She also dressed exquisite y,
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I lelt hollrlllli-Ql1'~"`at' ease. “whiny young sud. in‘~la-'way. silly _#B 1 walked alon bs de Mrs. Barton
dently .so unconscious Of Ill? f°°\. ings, that-x had partially 1‘°°°"°l'°d
reached ber house. Luncheon was served l\ll11°5t lm?
mediately. lt was simple, but dé- iioiou.s.- I remembered that Everett had said she was a past master at
_ l d d if
VANIDERSTINE, planning a menu WOD SP9
Collector of said City
K J MARTIIN, w:']gg‘tyvg?t'ress left us alone at an
s"p°“‘"°"y M°‘f5"°t° rs Barton lllldlfl
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W _ " ____ :vrrlir lfdgnplutfed at once ‘initio utlge
I desire the services of a first class reason for so 01131118 lllzggrélxfsa ffm;
L C man to act as caretaker ‘for fox rlaach “Y§|t\I al;lll(¢;' l'~ ‘
t have some exper ence w ng w e. _ -'
-»-- :snag ms alma-9 gf th; viprkiexaiargield “Wl;yI;ynets-' her suprise was man preforre unc s ua o very -
oy miles from Charlottetown willing to “Wili you ltitill -1111; 31113:; l;9cl't;d‘iVhg§
pay good wages to the right man and she lookeld oh) servanvs version
e give him every comfort Apply by let /course I_ latiltvvtl gore but I should'
____ ter stating age.lwue;e last employed tsghggm ygu ml he about her.,
l l w en can you re ',,
9 °b°'° “rm M tw° hundred and :’oal'ltrfi3‘ gorlrnsnii any other Informa- “Perhaps-it Won-ld-he-9-B Well.
ttf I ) 301'” 6° t° 70 acres clear tion that will help you in obtaining she said, more to h®l‘B0lf than I-° me'
thereon on the St Petersl h sm The very Be,-lauly, looking keenly
Il, '
it ghd tfmbungb on ffthed}:dlr{sd)i;)ll:s t e po Allis! I-E0 FRANK at ' me she talked “She was very
ive s ere o ere
r Y 133 Cm , P E 1 much your coloring-as YOU hh”
I ds about one and one half miles 94691§M2wE;’x °w“ doubtless been tom_,. O t IFN!! Ml Stewafg ‘mg °“°nmue “So many times I -hate the very
t o Haydsn's whar an ara wayl
ing and has school house on cor 1 “" h ' tl _
if 6! the farm Distant from Char ervgu xmve no mason lg" Hey
ter,own°only 16 miles by T033 mu' S voice was very cool, very calm, but
WU 01* 73°” N0 °““°b1° farm with someway I received -the impression A better or more convenient situation 1 nm instructed by J D Lap that she was not surprised-that she
q found anywhere thorn Esq. to sell by public auction “ther eympathlsed with me. “Espe-
as by public auction on the prem at his home Longworkh Avenue, No Umm, as you have the |-lc]-,er color-
il 5 on Monday the 20th day of Oct 99 on Monday, Sept 29th commenc mg_ Leom was very ga” he, msg".
next 1919 at 12 o’clock noon mg at 1 9-clock sham all his house Giant manner was very am-active to I' further Dlll‘tl0l1l9»l'S BDDIY lil the hold furniture comprising pario,r mem she was a great favorite, yet
lf* °m°°- Ch‘"'l°"°t°“'n °f the un dlllillg l'5°m» bed moms' ha" and the most careless, most indlcreet del-signed kitchen furniture, carpets, rugs. woman I ever have known. The world
JOHN 3 M/\°°°NA|-U dishes, silver ware, curtains, cutlery overlooks many things in so beauti-
1£&~9»19t1 dats and all kitchen untensils all in fu] a wom,m_ if also she lg the
splendid condition Terms at sale wife of a prominent man who allows
BENJ CARTER her the utmost freedom "
Auctioneer .
LE 1 ‘ Yes, I know. Everett never ques-
1150-9 24Ws'i‘hurSat3ipd ,toned anything she did," I said bl-t»
ici-ly. "'1‘wc cr tm-ee people have
there was anything he thought she
told me
9! l6~Mtf xades of blue, usually Slip
phi;-e_ ‘she knew t DH
_£11 __ _ _______ _______ ____ ,bade bmqght out all the wonderful
al f heautv of her hair and €YB‘B- 'Sha WW
A S e 0 a s flaring liorsewoman. In fact. She
- ,lm everything-tennis-golf;-duno
F|ll`IlltllI`€ ing. just .~ logic hctiger. withesnlittle
_...___ *”"" more spirit. t an o er WORD -
I .Ill sell for ‘MT Finly on Thurs We HTG Offering fm immediate 531° “No wonder it is hard for me t0
dl , dt Zur at his house 100 Edward he f01l0W|llg 101 Of 111811 C1395 H01 follow_ such a paragog,d the: X33?
I lt, commencing at 1 o’clock p m Sl"lllS had slipped 0\ll~ I H “°
h household furniture and effects Three pure brgdhcygws tousev them- h t it wld be c brising Parlor. Dining Room- Bed TWU l’“'° We e if 9 I Yes-I can see t H I W mmm.
dull, Hall and Kitchen furniture, TWO Plll'9 hfeli he 9|' Ca Ve’ hard. she said serious _v- W |
gil glotll carpets rugs, stoves and all TWO pure bred heifer calves looking at me. for which I was grate-l~He disposed of _Billy Kramer of
tidings. ev;-ary thing good 0119 W0 V29-l' 0111 llllll- ful. “Yet I do not think vou need Milwaukee in the Beve 'Burg in three
5mth,t“3lpd SIX high KPMG H0l5t°ll1 °°W5 envy Leola. Poor girl! She HBV" innings. He won a_ deciszon over
~ i`l1P~~ COW” are an fic* ln the Fame was really happy." , I-I-app-y Howard in six round at Phil-
blood '18 Rollo Mefcellll DB K0'-' the "Why-how-what do you mean ' adeiphia. I-Ie was given a' refereo’s world's champion milk cows, and are "She possessed the most p€r\'9l‘B° decision over Billy Ryan in 15 cau- bred to our prnllellt held Bile 'infer sort of nature. lf _anyone.- 011190' tos at Dayton. 0. He» boxed Joe
C ll "fi to her doing anything She imma' Jeanette and -Soldier Bartfleld each
Easy terms ofG1;&>'|1'£°;¢ARD| N G dlately was lntrl'suto<'i1 U; gydlhstlklgvlv' eight rounds in Jersey city, -both
thi . E retts, rs H0 t bl -d ll f-
Gmhamm Roh hmllg to hgfgdle Buch a nature _ I; giigggemen s e ng no ec s on a
- 1007913MUl-l4i never really learned. But he tri '
h ld ll b _ pulsion at first. _ _
T9 be Pubhc Auction ‘Z-*1_' rphex? slieelwobldomdefy him-'lhl`°at°“ svagogie/(gdiotliequerbrredictt flgglinoslt Btds
t c ~ -‘
=@0fu=\=d» 0" Mfmday Sep* S I :;.‘u.:.z .:;._.‘:z ui.»u;'°:::;“':.‘:.“;.;‘:;..’u‘.'i:::"..§:Pu::. Zsfd R111 0Cl0Ck, tht? d€SlI'8bl8 a e other extreme. he indulgeld peg Bm Fleming' ,mth debates going 12 pfppBI‘ty OW l’l6d by JZIIIGS I ___-T d I th ur sxllillglsgr Shlghgxi-_ Ssgvgith "’ma_e;‘is_ frames. He has a decision over
Offers w‘l he rece ve or B D y t , th U ht becaus o
P P3139: clmslstmg of 1 chase of the large store and ware] ;§’[;"‘c',‘;’mI'g‘;,:,'_'f;hnt°h;= had [lost 9 his ~
“Hg IIOUSQ, 1 b8I'Il and l;g;|`?;iséde§; §itulate¢;o|;gKII}1l‘§?:»b?l:l lovenfor her, and used no discretion 7Vw;`\A_R;<iTV` lrérire land ness wars tiiaisltalgflishcd svgrpglgzyblyl-339,: a'°..”}§,,'¢ do not get the d impression _ ._‘f"_.\ \'ll~i,_
ago an s o ers gr n th t Le | wlclce -s c was - _ ' 9 :-
E L for 8 BBW mlm AIM' 1°' Wrchase not. (Sho :vas horribly dndiscreet /,=f7_ S-‘ ll/
' lllfge dwelllllg h0llB9 There is in that was l‘.lI. She knew she mnde ,.»/ ‘ . -.» -
Auctloneer connection with this business a large Evers” very unhappy at umm., then
P0" Om” Paying “ nice salary was unhappy herself, although she
26M3il>d Apply £0. J F Ross never would acknowledge it. Unhargv
. ~~.~ - -»- ' because of her love for him. s
K""°" lc w it, would 'not believe it.
899912EFl‘ll-B9lPd gaxgrin nspita of hor wild wavs `nnd I _
her selfishness, Leola adored him. ._ '-
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Have l'told you what you want t
Victoria for Chan-
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a certain amount of poise -b0f0l‘° W* -
sight of myself!" ‘ I -exclaimed Ve-
MANY ‘It
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Distributing a new dictionary has
brought this Dl\i>9r many comDl1lll°l\' tary remarks. Ons subscriber who presented coupons yesterday 1°! 1 half down dictionaries .for different employes and members? of his family said he deamsu it necessary that H dictionary shouldqarogrsaa with U10 language just as 0 llfvopanor d°°=J 'rug world moves rap diy tbcssnlay . and only 'the New Universities is space witn,\od5y's growth of the ll!-U' guage. ‘
Whils readers are eager for the
book on acco\.\nt'of its being authorita- tive and c-rmpletenitsl sbs,olut°_n°W-
ness appeals ta) t_hous_ands. it has been many a , llg ,year since lil actually new dictionary was given to the public. The New Universities Dictionary. ns/new in au thc word fm- plies-new 'in contents, new in type, new in arrangements of helps to word study. Particularly is it new in mak- ing the study of today's English easy for young' people who are so situated that they cannot attend schools and obtain indlv..lunl instruction. Unaided, a young man or woman employed may learifthe correct use of the English of modern business and society if they but follow the directions of the great university teachers whose articles on “Stanard English,” “Practi- cal Syntax" (which means: How to make good sentences). “Puncuation” and “Etymology” appear, plainy writ- ten in simple English, in this book.
Anno'
EDDIE -TREMBLY MAY BE
REA L CHAMPIONSHIP
P- E. I. B‘0Y WENT INTO U. S. NAVY AND CLEANED UP_MIDDLES AND LIGHT HEAVIES
BOSTON, Sept. 23.--According to
the best-informed sporting mcn around these parts, it probably will not be so very long before Bridgeport can boast of an other champion, and a real one, at that. -,We have reference tc manic frrcmuly, the Canudicfbear- cat. _who holds a decision over Fred- dy 'Dyer, the Australian flash, and who knocked Harry Greb of Pittsburg for 1 “ghoul” in London in two rounds; last December. _
Trembly has just returned to town
after spending three weeks in his birthplace, St. -Louis', `(not 'the burg where those awful ball teams come from) Prince Edward Island. He saw his parents, Capt. Alek Trembly 1nd Mrs. Trembly for the first time ln eight years, and he was Va mighty happy youngster when he arrived buck. - "
Eddie is out after" the middle
weight title, and there are those who clalm.tl1_at if he keeps"on working in the spectacular fashion that he~has exhibited during the last two years, they simply csn't keep it away from him. '- This may appear, on the sur- face, as a rather broad prediction, but a glance at the young"-ffello'vv’s record' will serve to justf~y it.
In addition to knocking out Greb
and winning as newspaper decision over Dyer in eight rounds at Jersey City last February," Trembly has in his pos'session not onlv the mlrl- flleweight championship belt of the United ‘States Navy, but also the light-heavy belt. He ,won the light heavy title from Bob Grant and de- spoi-led Irish Jackson of the middle honors.
When -'i‘ermbI|`y :first came hereji
from England, he took on Mickey Gorman and flattened Mickey in less than one minute. He trimmed Mar- ty Cross for the middle-weight
championship of the navy at the re- ceiving ship nt Brooklyn last Feb- ruary, earning the decision in six counds. 'He knocked out Otto Hughes' in -the fourth at Philly, and scored another K. O. ,in the fourth over Johnny Wolgast in Sleeptown.
Trembly took on Marty Cross in
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Bttetown sunk a ml e S S "She was very well 'Informed I 113" SOUth 67d West °ff D YUGHT SAVING TIME) deed. Sh., spoke French and ltall
“Y “me C°V°' P E I m old-ii; 'sxnibiticn week, s s {,‘§,’f,,;',,“°f,‘f,',f,; §,f',§’,yd‘;';“,°‘;',‘,§:_’.? "°
OID! Of Wlter Stern Pussle will sail on following schedule I len Boon sf_te,-_|,,u ,lghoug even ` ,_ ‘ dl g15 feet out of water Monday losvo Vl°l°'l° 1°' 0"" remembering that Mn. Barton had
T G lottetown 'I a In said sho wanted to tell me some- ' » '
Monday leave Charlottetown for Or mms I ,walled lt gym- l 1-culled
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ent ia _ iid cntouiikci I
Ag wei‘uosdl:\y,ulIsavo Orwell for Charlotte- :',?n;n,:’e‘;tu°: V73, ‘E291 that” my
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town, 8 a nv . e e aroused
T an I mul “eww” for curiosity was not v n
uss y save ro ' ,
Drwell 4 p m. Tomor,row~-Sandra la delighted V to ""3
Wednesday, leave Orwell for har gn... win, pci- husband. _
iottstown, 8 a m '
Wednesday, leave Charlottetown for -- i-----
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The Great
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lottetown
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meeting
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.ans _ eight be
Veterans
one
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Char-
F. Sterns, Sou-
Vice
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Second Vice-Pres.-J. W. Whit-
tney, Summerside.
Executive--A. E. B. Mur-phy, Tig-
nish; W. W. Rogers, Alberton; Rob- ert Horne, O’I.eary~ R. R. McLean, Georgetown; Reg Doiron, Montague.
A paid secretary will be appointed,
by the executive and the per capital tax was set at-60 cents per member.
A resolution was passed protesting against the issuing of Class A badges »to men who had not seen service in France except after the Armistice.- The next Provincial Convention will
be held in Charlottetown ‘lu June next shortly ' before _the -Dominion Convention is held, .
\
Ernest Mclntyre, the Canadian swatter, and over Ellis Sanborn ` of Maine. He boxed a 12-round draw with Lee Anderson of Boston, the colored expert, and has another 12- round tie with Noah Bruss'o of Pro- vidence. He wdn a decision over Walter Mohr of Brooklyn in six rounds, and his last tussle was with Neil McCabe of Meriden, Nsii -being sent far, far away in the second paragraph.
\Eddle is a fighter as well as a
boxer. In other words, he is not of the breed of mittmen who hung back when their country sounded the call to duty. He Jumped into the Navy on June 2, 1916, enlisting as a sea- man,_ third class. \When he was honorably discharged from the serv- ice, April '10 of this year, he wore the insignia of a chief gunner’s mate. V
Trembly crossed the Atlantic eight
times, and although, he saw plenty of action. you can’t induce him to talk about it. He started out with the battleship Pennsylvania, and was aboard her for ‘two years: then he was shifted to the oil tanler Kanawa, and wound up with the Royal Mail ship Cedric, being a member of its armed guard.
Trembly, \vho intends to stick to
Bridgeport. because he likes this city a great deal, is_not afraid of any of them, and. says he will force his way`into the ranks of\the topnotch- ers. He is particularly anxious to get a 'crack at Mike 0‘Dowd, and is hoping that he will be matched soon to meet Joe Egan, Jake Ahearn, Miko Gibbons, Jeff *Smith and Harry Greb.
This is' a pretty ambitious pro-
gram for any youngster to take on, but Trembly asserts that he has absolutely no fears as to his future.
“I’l| ight anybody) says the' ex-
Canadian. ‘
And nobody can ask any more
than that!
T RECEPTION
On the evening of July 17th a large
number of friends gathered at the home ol’ Mr. Angus J. MacLeod, Al- liston to welcome their son Lauchlin and Alex 'Martin who recently return- ed from overseas where they took part in some of the hottest scraps.
After the tables' were set and loaded
with good things an address was read and fittingly responded to after which all enjoyed themselves in games and dancing till the wee sms hours.
The following is the address: ` To Pte. Lsuchlin MacLeod and Corp.
Alex fMartin
lWs your old friends are delighted
tonight to welcome you back from overseas, and to offei- to you our con- gratulations on your safe return from the fhorrors of the most cruel war ever known in history.
When the call came -for men you~
quickly responded . You havetsndur- ed 'the horrors and prlvatlons of war that we at home might enjoy free- dom and liberty and tonight wo feel that all the honor we can 'bestow is but a slight recognition of the ser- vices you have rendered our King, our Country and our home. _
The part you have played is this
war has -been an important one, who- ther in the thick of battle or doing monotonous drudgery at the rear you hgve proven yourselves heroes, you have played your part nobly and have bravely done your share in turning threatened defeat into this glorious -victory, We wish you to accept this gift not as a reward for your servl- ces, but as a slight -token of apprec- iation and gratitude.
Signed in behalf of the Aillsfon
ned Cross Society.
STOCK 0U0'IA'l`l0NS-
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Kings County Agricultural Exhibition _AT_ Georgetown; Wednesday, 0ctober lst, 1919.
The management are endeavoring to make this _the best yet held in
King's County. Liberal prizes in
all departments. ' i '
Hot meals and refreshments served by the‘Ladie_s of St. james'
(R,C.) Church. Come to the .Educational Fair and enjoy a good days outing. Autos allowed on the grounds. . -
Admission: Adults 35 cents. -
- Children zo cents.
’-For Prize List or further information apply to the S€CfCt3~l'}’_- ~
J. L. PO0I.E, Pres.
Lower Montague.
ANDREW LAVERS. Secy
Georgetown.
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HOGS WANTED
\ .
W are now prepared to handle Di-eased* Hogs as usual. Bhd
would eask farmers having same to offer to communicate with us or through our buyers berore selling elsewhere.
ll-ii i h to'ck, for which we are prepared *to
paywlgighlxtt vdiitrkdizs sgluzs. Until the weather becomes colder.
care should be taken to kill on
cool days only . ' `
ll f d hair. with special attention
givsxdl tbdhialbfl biindotseetg A:(¢:>\i`d :houlder stick which means a loss of fully five pounds on each carcass. Heart liver and lungs left attached and tied to fore leg. _
The Sims Packing Cu. Ltd.
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The undersigned offers for sale his
valuable mill property; at Elliiota, consisting of flour 'mill with three double stands_of Rolls. Rotary saw and shingle machine, steam and water power all in good repair. Also 66 acres of good land 26 under cultivation. balance with 'hard and soft wood lumber. For further par- ticulars apply to
Q. H.\WARREN, --
1168-9-25Mthst8Ipd .
mu For sin:
tu a high state
acres easy cleared, second gtowiih hard -the remainder marsh
lots of alder mud.
wfeli fencodthand slope- wi ont
bad woods.
tarm. and
stock.
N1 is
acres soft
near ' a good should sas ucoovlnm, R. pit. N9.
Card oi Appreciation
in announcing the sale of our ex- tensive .wiholechle grothry hlllf!l°!l we wish to express _our allpreo ation of the very cordial trade reiatlons which have existed _during the lon! period in which this firm has bosll- privileged to serve the public. “li to bes-peak for the young and 0nt6l" pricing ilrni of .De»Blois Bros., Ltd. who are our successors, a full mea- sure of your generous patrolla8°-
The proposed transfer will go into
effect on November ilrst. In th9 meantime we solicit your patronl»8° and assure you that your orders will receive the usual prompt and unfail- ing attention. 'mic mm ci Auld sm., Lui., will
continue to. carry on their extsnslvo Egg business in the same manner al heretofore und 'wo bil t0. “|'Uf°_ °‘"' patrons that their future favors will receive the same prompt “ll °9l\l’t°' ous attention as in tho past. -_
Very truly yours. _» *”~
To our many Patrons: _ 5