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‘last six months that l look like twenty- five although the fact is that I am now forty-seven and have seven children. I have taken the regularly for sam». time now and sleep well, rise early and feel young’. MCKEE, i8 Laurier Avc., Toronto, Ontario.

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Till-I SHOULDER “Fruit-a-tives” Did Slop His Rheumatism

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Marney had told Tavemer» noth- ing about himself or his views on the mysterious disappearance of Greta Haye from the lounge of the Casino Hotel. On the contrary, he had encouraged him to base his hopes on the activities of the Italian police.

Marney, as it. happened. had cer- tain theories already, and was only awaiting an opportunity 0f Dull-ind them to the test. i

Within ten minutes of the Bar-l cnet’s departure he left the shop n, ' the Via Emilia by the back wayand 7; _ _ “W” _ walked briskly toward the Casino. Willi-actives’ soothed his kidneys- ‘ It was a wonderful night, clear ‘flied 1118 system of execs acid and Mafaida might have embarked and star-lit. In the piazza under the WEN-lg“ Willie-regulated lunbowels upon another of her impassioned trees a little group of Italians had fifmgl etFllgfiibloofolkfilglliilllllghlsBmcwh-l’ "We affairs, but he didn't think so.

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MRS. MsKEE I8 Lamler Ava, Toronto, Canada

Toronto, Ont.——-“I began taking lydia E. Pinkhamh Vegetable Com- rOIlDd for nerves and other troubla nd I must say I felt different after lll first dose. I have been told this

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All the Rural Mail Carriers of

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Prince Edward Island are organiz- ing a. meeting to take place in the Board of Trade Booms on Monday. Thanksgiving Day. at 2.30 p. m. lllarp. This is an imllortant meet- ing and svsry man on the rural dc- livery is expected to attend. Mr. Galfielfiiviaclflnnon of Guelph, On- tario, will be present and address the m . The members of Par- liament and others interested, in- cluding the Post Office inspector and officials. are invited to attend. Make it a point to be there. CHARLES H. JENKINS Shcrtvaod. 8908-11-6-21

Special . I. N. R. Winter Fair, Amherst

ecial low fares have been ar- the Canadian National Railways in- connection with the Maritime Winter Fair to be hlld Amherst, N. S. November 3rd to 9th, tickets will be on sale November 2nd and are good to return up to and including November 11th. ‘

This fair is attracting a greater, nulnbe of people every year and this promises to surpass other years in the matter of attractions.

Full information as to fares, trains etc., can be obtained from any Can- adian National Railway Agent.

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8830-11-2-51 l Having decided to make a

change in my business. I will sell by '

Public Auction on my premises |

PLEASANT VALLEY

MONDAY. NOVEMBER 12th. 1928,} . H.

Commencing at One O'clock P. M.‘

My Farm of 82 Acres of Land with good buildings thereon and in a high state oi’ cultivation. well water- ed and fenced. Also Stock, Crop. Farm Implements and Household Furniture, consisting of '

STOCK-Z Horses. 6 Cows. 2 Cattle, 2%, years old. 2 Calves S months old, 4 Pigs. 5 months old, 1 Brook Sow, 40 Hens. 1

CRDP-ZO Tons Hay, 350 Busheis, Potatoes, (Irish Cobblers), 500 Bush- els Turnlps. l

IMPLEMENTS -—- Binder, Mower, Wheel Rake, Gang Plow, Single Plow. Set Spring Harrows, Set Spike Barrows, Horse Hoe. Potato Scuflier, Cart, Team Wagon, Driving Wagon. Jauntinrr Sleigh, Pung Sleigh, Set Bob Sieighs, Long Runner Sleigh. Set Team Harness, Cart Harness, Collars. Hames and Traces, Set Driv- lug Harness, Forks. Shovels. Hoes, Swings. eta, etc, etc.

KITCHEN. SITTING ROOM AND BEDROOM FURNITURE-l Organ and other articles too numerous to mention.

TERMS liberal and made known at SALE. 1

Should the day be stormy the. Sale will take place the day follow-l ing at same hour. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..

GEORGE YEO, Bradalhane.

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cates a hyphen or a dumbbell."

AND THEY'RE NOT DEAD

“Girl's don't like to be called angels these days."

“Why not?"

“It so strongly auggsste that they're dead."

MIGHT HUG SOMETHING ELSE He: if we take that path we'll have to hug the cliff very closely. She (auggsstlvely): Why not stay here and hug something else?

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‘gathered. talking excitedly. He . _ fnoticed as he passed that one ofslgfotrelmthemd ‘nth Rhaummm ‘m! diiliied $0 his 0011958119 m“ Win83 ‘them carried a newspaper and “I suffered with Rheumatism in m ‘WWW be livenm8 11D. and n01; a 18W

guessed what was the subject under . discussion. One oi‘. them ejaculated ififlifififgifiitfififvffim gmaa‘ d "Fovero Dante!" doubtless referring m try than In a shat tinféatfl to the dead driver of Dightons car. ' disappeared and I had relic? From somewhere close at hand there or the fin; ti“, 1 flunk “,1, med. drifted to Marney’s ears the tinkling fcinc really marvellous." I Yfilles 0f a 11181111101318. " ' ’ If you are bothered with Rheumatism "Povero Dante!” echoed a voice Painsiil the arms, legs or back, or with inside the little American's brain. It Ncuralgia or Headaches, get “Fruit- had.very nearly been “Povero fl-iives." ‘250. and 50c. a box-sit Dlghtonl" ,tlculcrs everywhere. He gritted his teeth, and the lines» on his face hardened. For a while. T" at least hell“ 30mg to “met Ahl“ the Americans attention to the por- bmg “m1 ms blue d°pe_and concemltrait of a woman hanging on the far trate on running the Lizard t0 wan, a du5ty_ dmgy thing in an um earth‘ lglaaed frame that had once formed

Up m that "mmlng Mamey had the upper half of a colossal calen- admirecl his masked adversary, re-x m. spected him for the apparent infalli- Mame), observing mm curiously, billty of his methods, the ciearness saw m5 “gm hand much in wen» 0f his gelawhys- his "nmumw mmbous backhand way. The next thing arrest‘ T°dayl lmwaver- the Liz“ _ he knew was the knife landing with gmllgrwped sadly l“ m‘ emm"tl°“- lcommendabie accuracy in the cen- ke ad kidnapped a woman whom, of the wumarfs chm“, JLOWS nothing of the business in. “Same throw!» murmured w ich they were engaged. More than little mm thoughtfum.

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of his remarks phetic. They 'were livenlng up with a vengeance now. Ahlborg might be. ‘selling his dope to Von Roeschen—‘ and Ivlarney wanted to know. Proml ‘the conversation between Mafaidal and Colombo he might learn news‘ of the Lizard, assuming of course‘ that his suspicions in that direction‘

were apt to be pro-

1 were justifled. l He sat there. with his collar up. iturned positively, writhing with un- ,certainty. Another‘ couple-quite harmless peopie—passed him—arm

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He was on the horns of a dilemma .—and hé hated it. Mal-nay decided to follow Ahlborg. He was sorry for Greta. sorry for Taverner, but. it was only too evid-_ ent, from what he had seen thatl greater issues were at stake. After all. it was ‘Ahlborgs invention that! had brought him to Rapailo, and itl W35 11D t0 him to exert every muscle“ to ensure it from failing into wrong!

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hands. He rose presently and mpved O5 Llilesearch of the scientist and his

that, he had made sure that Digh-r Fontaneui grmned_ Ion was gnarmed before plugging “when I was a boy,» he admme Tm-a t mg whlch- m‘ 5°me "eafiproudly. “I could split an apple at 5°“ rallkled Wm‘ Mmlley- ‘n. distance of twenty paces. That was AThe truth of it ail was that the in 31cm,’ signore; they . do these‘ . merlcan had become a- hero-wor- things beg“... down there!» - Sniper l“ the passage M F smgle He strolled over and plucked t night. He had prophesied for knife from the wan

915mm‘ a 1°118 "m l” hllccesses-l “Va benel" said Marney from the $23k was almoyed at ‘his first sebidoorway. "I leave it in your hands

' ir . He tried to see what had happen-fzvrlghglf; ‘iirllmhoslél ffficéelflzi the Capes Jigpgygzgéatggrlgiggrfiagrvivigi: gli‘ better! I shall be away an hour,’ - . 0' b . .

lowing up information gleaned from gdfirlieeorlaewgo Iflfllfolrmrllfigtflllléleclmllli?) 581:5 Joli,“ Macphlerson of Litllle various sources since the affair. he gardens» Canfsflnm ° ‘has been 7931111118 1K1 mme to the conclusion that the The group under the trees had 5Q m], durum the. ‘past tour Lizard had not ventured upon thisvanlshed when Mamey passed the y rs as lately arrived Mme- latest exploit without the aid of ac-‘spog, for a Second time and the notes “m. D '

. . uncan MacCanneil oi’ Do e cmplices. |of the mandoline were no longer has ‘been visiting friends in wglfi

To Be Continued)

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All Around

He had received news of Miss audlbm titlizityegsideparture from England andi Barking back m me 01d nnéof a o ned her train somewhere‘. 1 - _‘ __ _ Mons the route before it reached lligstlilgdlfit llgasdteglgstligdlitetllllfelllllzn tobgiiiltlallgllftillrulfrlvlvleillirl: h?“ a 11 . ‘ ~ . ' ' "Se marge)’ frowned the Casino staff or sufficiently well for himself in that locality. There wa h“ h h known at. the hotel to enable him H the Lizgrd Sad ?"l?l sflfltievg efte- to movernbout without fear of 8.I‘OllS-| ‘ from her ‘train why haiiwehe the? mg suspicion ' Us now bemg hauled to ‘he mm at taken advantagé of the man ' ' Th? Pocket Den-m had disappear- Hope-field’ omwd by Mn Harry Eon’ Y ODPOI- cd from Dlghtons room through neli who will saw it into the requir-

The lumber for the said building

isgglesh 0f Sllfllirlsiflg he!‘ which some such channel as this and his 0d dimensions. a‘ l ills presented themselves revolver" had been emptied of cart-i -___ lr “g e‘ fruitless Search “T114895. I Miss Sarah Ross. of Flat River.

Dlghton? He would have had all the‘ These, Morney felt certain were has been visiting friends lately in Zligggzgiégehglfo darritened streets and small yet important details to which Little Sands. Wood‘ Islands, and have been no 1:1: eddges. Tihtlereiwouid the Lizard did not attend person- Glen Forest. ~ He snapped his “n0; v oence. rally. It was possible, too, that a sig_ Either the Lizard hg m in“ from a window that "mmmg Qapano and mtrustelzld ggglazigedliryhald! given him his cue to enter. j‘ Gram to some agenfrwh hgshgg Pasauirlllrare than suspected Matalda heard on his arrival of Dopmanns Ti was. strange that she mm 1a - gflrélcgted §aid on the Villa Snbinolcd into Dightons hands so easily, Mann, 1C5 8°“ ("W1 i“ chance his iBC-i-lsbranger still that the Lizard should towni- m M ~ ~ iiave surprised them at the foot of Wm m; his m [Liigggtlitiig wsigilsquletiriehihe cliffs on the first night of theirl *- m t D_ ht B er things acquaintance. Potato-digging is at this date ‘ a 18 0n and he had been And yet, if she indeed were the (Nov 3) only now completed in this watched. In which case the bandit'Lizard's accomplice, she did not ap-llllfilnliiy- The"! hive bee" “VET” Pmbflbly knew or had guessed in pear to have rendered him very Causes for the delay, one of which .vhat house he would have to look efiicient service. was a. long haul to, Market, another gfiagllfi apparatus they had spirltedi The bandit. had had to travel to Was broken weather. a third scarci- ' lLondon and raid Tavemers stud lnl W °f labor" 1V5?“ the “Bhts of the Casino in order to obtain the only lIlSilIlliIllEfltl 5g, - Mame? turned on his heel which, to Marneys knowledge had‘ Mrs. William Moore, of Iris, was 1nd went back. deft. Ahiborgs laboratory Qegorerecentiy visiting her son Richard in thy‘ X95 m"? thin! to get back from Dighton took a hand. With an agentl wwd Ishmds" was alfgafllerwnjfltmlgcr 118g; taluen, it established in the villa. such a. move. not crown the achlgvc at he. did should have been unnecessary. i day by a second Co“ eyments of the He entered the Casino gardens by He routed out the bllim F the turnstile. The dance orchestra “Now we here F0 5t’ ontanelli. was playing in the ballroom. Couples ,,B1d_,,th'e;e may 0th Y! M18111. he flitted past the lighted windows. i ,hose mm S h m f!‘ People after He caught the swift shuffling K 8 1 e cellar. I don t nilvement of many feet over a poi- ‘EY lljeylfnvw "mi they're here, but islmd floor. bursts of feminine iaughi i. ercs a big chance that they do. ter, the varied, bizarre noises made,

‘I know that Mr. Archie Munn is ‘much improved in health aftacr a. rather ‘painful operation in the P. E. Is- land Hospital. It is thought that Mr.

for a short time before re- e in Little Bands.

Mr. Huehtmckirihon amd Mr. Jchn D. lMtunn of’ Wood Islands. were among the recent visitors to the city.

Mr. Charles Macberm of Iris. i10- companiied by Mr. Stewart, of Glen William were on o. business trip to the city, during the early part of the week.

Mr. Charles Hume, of Brooklyn.

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GIIEQQIIOII. pains and . ' . "‘° hiitfiiaur

ltis, asthma, n and

In any case. we're not taking risks by an en r cti d Keepa] k t. h ' . .. e8 cJazz rummer. want m gfotgiclt ‘Yhliltevgernengig! m: 0 gazisénwéhilzelr on tiptoe, he rec< understand. It anybody does '1€@kw81th m; ta a pllesently‘ dancing Lot 81 has been buying lambs in in, I'd like to set a look at his thee " hair “fir. u rilrmn w ti? close-cropped ‘“"°“"d“‘@ “I” m‘ “Wm weeks l Fontaneili drew his hand across a Gelliiiarllndepllrtggllln xtxhlllt llsadndbrrti): this fan" llS mouth and odd d ' 1 —‘* “Gabito. signage," he ill?” lltijirrliiei-Ahlborg during me premus N0 outstanding rascgllities rte? "If th ' -. ' ' erpetrated in ths c y on a - Marncifieytisglgll! (1:26 ggdn "pursuedl gdnlollixdgtialoilfipwand satlidown. lflwelen. Th3 mghvs domes were d“- The other nodded. l Herepwas Germifrl; lfyinidgfilirrnthe tinkuisbed frona othfrs onlyflllagvgilbg: "I 5mm be 793d)’ signore " ‘invention b f hem‘ m" sen y a M’ u “Y , - _ -' ' y orce on the one night r d, d“ 1 ed d a turnip or two tob T::c§9:0tis:$iv:a%ll;,e ltd make netgotiation on the next! Either‘ dflmpmfijj,“ .,,,§",,.,,,.,d where they w do about it?" you some wrlol-asihlrtililllmililbillgs “my or u‘ "m" °° m” “m” ‘M’ H For-answer Fontahelii dr‘w a knitew Whichever wa it A i} m. t , , _ , Y W!» 1i w“ 11". Noam mvou scnoor. ‘o11$@1333’?i€§€“;‘..2‘2?..$"2?;§2il.§?§‘2i..f‘2.’§‘2.'i;°".2"“° “i” m (up, Se,“ mm“ In length the mysm of Gizetaifgfledi: wlvinir Honor sou of-North drvon School Holding it by the point he drew ance. y 3mm!" for October‘ The music stopped b t1 _ _ -,- v T” "llmlws lflmf- :8 lllgrrley stillf rrfiifi rind} Wadd isat there two figures left the main, Grille IX.-—l. Eulaiia Maclnnis. wit... Y... Catch Cold ;:::i".s:.w ~:;:.:=~"w “are we» We‘ . - "8 earnestly in Jean Muirhead; - French. _ _ g, Rlll) 0n Mudterfile l The taller of the two we: Anl-lmfimtlglfalilslzssrlsflmy Mmmle is m w apply my] borg, bearded and erect; his com-l grade V.-—i. Maior Weddell; 2. m]? awaykmgnifniy if :11; g planloniwas thfe obese Von ROBSOIIEIII’ Cecily Leard; 3. Helen Inrd; i. iMbi- ilmlfll , ' eu- e em ssary rom Berlin. , " mania. ltdqes all the goodwork of There floated to his nostrils the g e,.1nV.— 1. Bernice Dixon; 2- grandniotiiersmustard plantar. ‘odor or cigars many gun” more M", Gm“. 3_ gem, ghggholm; 4 Musteroleisreeornmendetibyman costly than his own humble TosJMyi-tls Olim- "Il BTW glwvifi canoe. Grads mp1. Leila iatursfly; 2- d“ ‘tollllfwwé; mfltllijiliitsiup i: mind w Jgjflglfllfll; s. Joule mm; 4.1mm , en c gnor Pagq , _ achaemoflda" the -mui'lled to her ears in ‘labiesudg- Gigi-sap ii.—i. Mildred returner: 7- "unuxlm seared in the doorway, casting anx- Lillian Thompson: 3- Afiihi" fm__ |ious glances to left and right. poop; 4. Velila Delaney. | She flashed a signal with her Grads i.-(a) i. Ruby Delaney. flncers w some one behind her Grade l-'—(b) i. Doris Delaney. whom Mar-hey could not see-them Perfect attendance tortheussuth; firmer: otéin the opposite ail-scum . - ‘ ‘ ‘Mlle . a w ch Ahlbors hsdtaken. ' ~ 5 P! - hi}; 13.. o" l

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