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moi-awn on rum smart

Dwelling houlo Number 80 Plrl .mbli. Apply “ubélunnon a nunltmz,

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"tlonin hvut o! the Law Courts;

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Building in C” ‘ ttoitown, on Batur-i dav one 22nd day o! Doccmber A. m’, 1928 at tho hour o! twelve o'clock‘ noon ALL THAT parcel of laud sit» unto-lying and being on Township

Number Thlrtyin Queens’ County‘. I

aforesaid bound ,‘ us follows, thot l!‘ to say‘ Commencing at .1 stake not in the, routhenal al-lgle oi‘ oighty;_ ‘acres of land said to have been for-' " morly in nosscsslo

oi’ James

mortgagor on ﬁn’.- llozti the} north brzmvll of ihr road "icoriingi from DuSnble tn Fba1~,l~ﬂ...¢,,_n, ..,;-3i known as the Green Road lliltllfii‘ norlh one huvrlrwl rhwin-w to lanai, now or lnrmrrly in pzwsewlon m‘, Jnmen Godnn thence south fnlv; eight degrees east u dislanre oi’ ﬁvej chains-i on a rertangnlar lino due} onst- tlll-nro south

rbolns to the said road and thence Kim-vino the course oi‘ tin- 5-I1lil,l'l17lﬂ- northweshvardiy to the place of‘ commencement containing ﬁlly more! oi land n llttllvmoro or less being tho land ronvcycri by the. C lssloner of Public- Lands to. one omlld Boll by deed bearing day of- August A. .73.. 188B.

‘ ' This sale ls mode in nuance oi ayower of Sale contained "11 an In,- donlnre of Morivzavre zlat-wi 18th hblrrh A. 1)., l!!!" and made be- tween James Mchf-n-rcr of ﬁrm-n R0111. limwluzn’, h: Queens County. in Prtnuo Edward island, fnlmrr and‘ Cathrrine MrMurz-er. his wife oi‘ the.

ﬁrst part and Alexander Stewart of‘ ‘"1"-

Cﬁnrlottetmvn In Ouernq County in Prince Edward Island. Impper of

‘h! 19001111 but. Default having

mule ln nwyment o! the prim 01ml and interest. | Dated this 20th day of November. 1928. ’ DONALD M... l

Executor o! the Estate of-ﬂlggander

Rkrvnrt. -

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- FRANCIS‘ warns. » '

f Dunn-ma llcllf .

one hundred ‘ l

GABBY acorn:

“The girl who oarrle’: her nose :1 the alr, ulually keeps hubby's on

LilG grlndltone." '

Miss Beetle:

l|n't It grand. my zlear, that the full, rounded ﬂqure

s becoming stylish aqqln.‘

OGIOAL "I underntand Chicago lo quite packing cantor. What do they ~¢ there?" ‘Why, guns, of course." _

ACCEPTED

He (earnently): ll‘ I mend my -,ay|, darling, what will you do? Sho: Well-en-Vll mend your

rllluyroll sill

AT fiiwzlltLliTflwN 1

l On-ing to .1 change oi business I‘ have ziecidcri to scll my {Inn oon~ sistlng of 92 acres oi hull, " ‘ ’ at Soarieiown convenient to Church, School and shipping. (1004 5mm‘, and nice wood Thu lumber m. no is our‘ of the m: mum-rum, 0,, ‘P. ii. l. and ls priced right. Apply on lilo prrmhgg G. C. lVIIGLEAN,

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irlbii-il-lii-Si. RED CROSS LINE‘ s. “ROSALINU”

murmur AND moslmolms

(‘ITTOWN a ST. JOHN'S

A" _.. (l Li" 42-5. d ‘i =5?!

- no.1», Nov“. n

Montreal. Agents

(Tarvoll Urns“ Lld.| “Charlottetown Agent» '

1 Tnomrsolvié/Mmns, sorrow

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w, ,1‘ '............ brawl-human»: qli oomorlnllllﬂﬂfﬂi Grit‘ ‘mu-n n‘

WOULD SEE HIM INSIDE Doctor's Aulctunt: The doctor

will no you Inside, olr.

Patient: 0h, We not a matter

of an operutlon-juot a little ekln

rouble on cm outelde. yw RMW-

PoULTRY

We~ will be‘ buying live. and dressed, fowl The _ and chickens for the LgnitedMol-lt .1 balance '0f the season “ at prices. .

higllegt nlarket We will also require large ‘quantity of ressed geese ond ucks fromDecenlbor

10th to 15th. - Be sure _ and get our priceq be.‘ fore selling.

swrrr _, CANADIAN. ' C00,

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151 Butte res * . By

"m: oszn noon

Shirley. wwh lagging stone. moun- tedithe stairs to the second floor oltheolditandnaolﬁiwltwnsthlo rear otulrway; » , grocer , winding front staircase that led in- to the square colonial hall, with the mirrors, tho portraits oidead

whom-Wm. tho old-fashioned

‘ hand ‘. iwuinut highboy and the quiaul; tap;

strled chairs.

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Hr. Ioleph Bruno; bu- ehlngod hll opinion oi’ Tunluc eompietaiy, re ho and it. be did not bolievo-iu odvortlood remedial. becaulo he hld tried IOIIIO which llld not donchlm any loud. But when he rend lu the uewonopon wlmt Tunlhc hld done to: lo minty decided to law a bottle. “

l had taken Tlllllﬁ before,‘

me w‘: world o! "9 2085 Boy“

can out a ytlliu a touch of ind tiou. The pains In

a Louis Van Dom has bode her by the rear stairs. She has been dis- missed from the library as if she were a. child, whoa Tom had an- nounced Elizabeth Sheldon.

"We'll want to talk over old timse," Louis ‘had said airily, though his eyed-betrayed otnwe oi‘ an;-

xiety. You'll only be bored, child."

So she had gone, with a rebelli-

ous heart, for once. .She did so much want to see tho ‘woman who was" the aunt o! the blackeyed. black-haired youth on the chestnut horse ‘

She could hear the roinpagtter- ing on the roof when she reached the second floor. The hall. was dim; it snlelled 0i Lauender. not oi’ dust and decay. Shirley thought it rath- er wonderful that old Tom and his wife, Dicey, left as caretakers all than yea-rs, had nude thelplace so pleasant and ilubittble {or the brie!

W‘ slay of Louis and herself.

"I don't want. in go away!" she told herseli wistfuiiy. “I don't! I belong here.’

"ll l ' hi

gotresaedleellng in my stomach. barn all

Shirley would hlwe learned something’ 81111111!!!’ 11 81w hldlW-iﬂ- - - terrupted Dicvy- 1

my buclvuud lidep, llud the heavy dill--

disappeared. I sloop well ht night. llllil .ell,ioy my worll and my‘ evenings of llﬁliﬂlrﬁ. I gladly recommend ‘Ihnllnc to anyone nnllcrlug wltlLStomuc Trouble, ‘Pull: after Eating, or in n v o! a ‘splendid tonic." _ _ . You aro not being tulr to our-eel! to any "nothing can help me." aniac bub‘ helped thousands and thousand: of luennlul women buck to holllth nlld strt-nglll and ‘one cnioymeut o! the good things 0i‘ lite. Lot Tunhzc help you Get .. bottle ut your arumsn loday1 mnr yrnrt. lo get well right now. Tdnlac Posts i-wu than 2c n dose-and your monpy promptly refunded i! I not - prefectly lilltllillﬂl.

bhevomen beautiful m ‘low-cut gowns o! billowing brocade; some with powdered Wore they Rancis or Van Dome? vaguely, she understood lanai: her motile: had been a. Ibond. Louis always waded the pitfalls oi’ genealogy. ‘ "The past is done.’ he would any, with his debonair smile. when she

tried to question ildm. ‘The preoont ,

’s precarious. The future is in the ibp of gods-ii‘ there is a ﬁxture.

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4 She wandered aimlessly along the ‘Pray that they will be friendly gods

lhail, stopping to stare at portraits little Shirley."

‘hung here and there against the‘ s

panel

1 w... were all these-dead mcesl-"xuus m ashes.’ Let them rest m ,crs, these ghosts from other days, peace. . ‘ _ lshe wondered. She wvished Louis Shirley, on tilat rainy summer

were not too busy or tomtlivoimu.

to tell her about them, 'I‘ho men her forebears with wistiulness and.

with high satin stocksond ruffled

v‘

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in u - . c/zfficqli ﬁedzng cage;

——when lib food seems to a ee with Baby-use Bag e Brand. It-‘mzarly {always solves the prob-

em.

i i Bgg/elflelhre 800/13‘

on the care and feed- ing of infontl. Write Borden Co .,

THIS MILK IS ENTIRELY A lMPRlTlME PROVINCE PRODUCT (i()Nl)l5N.‘~'/\Rl'

- TIUIRO. H 8'.

_ From New York 1 ‘Jan. 2a.. m4 dayl‘.

Africa. Cruise ' WestlndlenSouthAmerlcl. South Africa. Ho:

w? ¢._. Minngomgrﬁgé

I WIN ' nnlgamw lflnlmn moo who: “m '7 . .

shirt flon%n_ils.ndsprnq_oll oi’ than‘. to her, their lives had produced her!

. my grandfather,"

‘lmyqaluleoindlavvrerm _ Dicey, where is W117." old Toma °“1" ‘(hﬁglfal

.l...¢.~....-. Y Properly y ....... o. v 1 For Sale

"But my fgmily-ﬂlm-ll‘ fanlily'—" ‘L "Dust, little Shirley. A few hand-

aﬂbernoon, startled atthe Pictures o! longing. All these ghosts belonged.

llite, their traditions her traditions. their code her code. And yet, in all the world she seemed to have only Hollis-delightful; whimsical, but iavowediy lmstpble. I At the end of_the hull she came to a door timt was locked. It oc-

iroom in the-big house that she had never seen. She called Dicey (torn -tile lower Jrcglons. v " “Diceyfhave you a key? I wont to see what‘! in this room." Wiping her hands on her apron. Dicey sold; _ - “Deed Ah a,in’t, Mosso. Shuhley. my room's been locked since you'- ail‘; "mow cum yore a ride.’ "Oh-Then it. isn't the room Where she —dled." Dicey shook her woolly head. "she died in do room ylY-oli sleeps in nook-do room where yo'-ull wuz blzwn. And yo‘-a1l’a MW. ho 1111111‘- dle in no bald.” Diwy had o. rolibil for grisly details. "He done diod- Bhiriey would hqvoieazrued some- thing startling. if she hlwdilt been thinking: “Oi willie. 9119 1119"“

"Then why is thia-roomilockod?" "Deed, Ah doont rilhtlll

you liro -,.. -

curred to her that this was the one L“) ‘brsa-ke ms 11°51‘ 3115- 11197111911.

B. kinie m mm

But Maesar-Bhuhiey. he's a. nice boy. Qllivb an’ 891N119. uimos’ ink a girl. He call that Lou Van Dam: Daddy." She smiled

kitchen.

Imam :he_ lliberdee

Children's Fleece-lined ‘Sleep- ers in cream, sizes 1 to'3 years. Regular $1.25,‘ Reduced to " I " ~-

.¢.-

good range of sizes and styles. Reg‘. upto $20. Re- ‘ . . " duced v-Puro Silk Pongee, 133 inches wide. Natural color, smooth ﬁnish,” Why, buy cotton when you can, get silk at this Wprice‘? .. ' BIG REDUCTIONS LADIES’ FUR COATS

$40,000

Iiadies’ Winter Cozitings at _ ~ - _ one-third oﬂ,_included in fthe, ‘20 Ladies’ and Misses’ dressess, lot are Marvella. Needlepmntb Sueds, Velours, Chlnchiilas, Tweeds,'etc., in a. big selection of all the new fall- shades. Kotcx large regular size pack- age. "duced to . . . . . . . .. Factory yorn, largo .skein, Reg- 25¢, Black‘, Br0wn,_ White, Greel a, Heather. Reduced to » . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . '

l . "Specials in’ Every" Deportrileni" v ,. , , l‘ ,Wholesale Prices ‘all Over" the 510m r . ’1.-.3y.=.-.A11

‘LADIES’ COATlNGS one: ‘rump orr

Regular 60c. Re-

__ \ Ladies,’ Metalic Hats. Smart newvstyles. No two alike Reg- ular value up to $6.00.

Reduced to ff. . . . .- . . . 1

Womelfs Hehvy Weight ﬂeece lined vests and drawers. Reg. $125.- Reduced to. . . ' ,

Children's heavy rib under- wear, shirts and drawers, sizes v up to 14 years ._,. . . . . . . .

Fancy Cuff Chamoisette wash- able gloves all sizes. Reg. $1

‘hers. A new number announ-'

~ $5.00 REWARD‘

For - the return of counter check sales slip bearing any one of the following num-

value. (Reduced to .49 -.

Silk and Wool Jersey circular " knit I 54 ' Winch. _three good shades, reduced to H A L F . PRICE. "

_ ‘Silk Stockingofuliy reinforced,

~ a reg. 75c value, 15 shadeé, all

sizes. Reduced to .... . . ‘ ' ‘ . I

Full Fashioned Silk Stockings. 8 new fail shades. Regu- I lar $2. Reduced to . ., '

Silk and Wool Stockingvéia, Regular $1.25 value, 14 . i new fail shades. Reduced ' _

Silk Vests and Bloomers worth up to $1.75, all the new pastell shades. Small, Medium, 9

large .. . . ' ‘ '

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en. Diceys: ‘Cum yere, nigger, an’ taste dis spice cake," caused him

WANT DISEAS

Dicey was, contentﬂrile monologue ccnbored‘ at» once won Innis Van Dom. on, Joel Harm's child. “Ainf the spittin’ image uh Massa Joel and ole Massa beioah him. An’ that nlce-ulnnneredl An’ nutiun‘. uppity bout him, lot-Pub throw on oioqilent glance in m: 0d bherlralwing-romn. "I-I ainit lake her. neithed-olways cry- in’ and carryin‘ on.” ' "All lime heard she uster oahhy

vhat would be

Dicey sniffed. "Ah wouldn't put it past huh.

scorniully. Old Tom come ahuiﬂlnz into the

“Where M8388. Bhuhiey? Mia’ Liz 1- he said

know. , , Mason Shuhley. ‘Twuz kinda be- W14 blrung Bhuhleylhome,

voice‘ come indlsmntlv hwy-WW- the man. "Wlmt dare? Ill YIN-ﬁll’!

Eli-E? ' ls-s

girl.

done ' w tin‘ chile 11min‘ mo uh. . , lnek me see he Imll‘ amen and‘

We

_ spring, Double Bed.

Paid

Sliding ‘Steel couch with cre- tonne covered double mat-

tress. Freight paid. . Reduced . . . . White Enamel Iron Beds, Brass capped posts, Single, Meiiium~

and Double, Freight paid’. . . ..

"walnut Finish Steel Beds, 2

sizes. Fireight paid . .

Bed- Spring and Mattresé com-

plete, single, Medium and Dou- , ble beds, Freight Paid. ‘

Reduced to . . . .- .,

FORT WORTH, Texas, Noll. 19.- Growing sentiment oi rem ranch- men against illegal movements oi 1e ‘ink-infested cattle into the United years ago. » States from Mexico, may result in a iemand that the government

it?) Grande‘ from Brownsville to Del

Single, ‘Medium and Sizes, Freight

__ 4.95"

ncinpost, 5 ﬁllers, all 6 ' I

a’

_ Declaring a. strong ience should bulld,be built and patrolled by the ied- the world's longest oral government, Drew

front is brown up against Mexican cattle

Norah»... ‘22;,.’1v2é'?:-» ,

¢d11€,tii0I1,Yi

.~¢ hf

ymrsa ~ -

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MEN'S BLUE CHlNCHlLLAv OVERCOATS $14.50

heavy plush linings, all. sizes. A regular $20 vblue, re.- ducedto

Big lot Ladiosﬁfeit hljﬂs in a ‘good range ofstyles and col-

lced each day, Save, your ors. Reduced to. . . . . checks, yours may be th _ , . ' lucky number-g- _ Children's Heavy ribbed stock- 549 ~ 1454, ~ 683 J ings, Black and ‘Fawnnalqi sizes.’ ~g ,¢_I‘D‘T of?“ w... .4. - . 1285 .... y Men's Blue Chinchilla; ‘Oygy/

Steel frame copper link bed coats’ plush g5" a Bizeﬁ

Reg. $25. Reduced to

Children's ﬂeece lined sleepers , sizes 1-and"2~yearé._Re- . duced to

Indian Blankets, heavyweight, big range‘ of fancy-borders, 60 , x80. Reduced ‘I '

Heavy White Cotton Blankets. 7 pounds 66 x 84. =~Rég-"$5-,50; reduced _to .

obnooono

eltﬁfcation for the livestock senl- and horses. CATTLE lulluum tary conlmission or Texas. The pun "Animals oitenatm across the R" was suggested by the erection oi a Grands-and other: are smll881=¢1 1"‘. ience between California and Mexi- to "this oountrf Burma and P011111 co when tick eradication was a prob- usod in running liquor across llw

m in the iur western state several border also are believed to be l

source o! tick lniection.

Becnuao o! the difiicuity in Ill; points out plying the new pension retiremen " Jqce. a coo-mu.» barrier along the that between Brownsville and Del low for employees and laborers 01

Rio there are nine Vcountles. and he corporate and non-corporate mm-

~. says none can combat the livestock ponies in Uruguay, the low ml! This stretch o! wire is favored bylmenace unless a united

Jurroil Drew, ohiei inspector oi tick,

be modiﬁed.-

l

Wool Golf Hose, fa...‘ cult, greys and heather mixtur-

": cs,’ all sizes. , Reduced- tu . . . .

.. .39

yMenfs all wool (l0ub1e"and"twist Bannpckburn Pants. All sizes. Reduced to .“._,.

Men's Heavy Rib wool under. wear, shirts and drawers. Reduced to {L . . . . . . . . . .

Méws Bannockburn double and

twist suits, allsizea, re- . duced to . . . . . . l

14.50

1 only Babycamago, rubber tires. Regular $25.00.‘ duced ‘to '

Crepe De Chine and x

1??- l5.

Georgette scarves, three corner of the ba- iancq: of. our stock. Yal- ues up to $3. ‘Your choice, '

plq

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IIGIIIC.

Every day at "the just an you use it in . prgﬁtical homagh no u u ormlt Flour which are insured

the wbeitior in millingqupll

tboil

gllgof our iteolfovery

5 9" Ouak eff/O HI’: TgERE can be no balling failure with Quaker

r ' ' c- tical bliinmfrieﬁirgflflfﬁllﬂiﬁfnm" “I11.-

‘lnillegQuokelf our l’! yourorwn kitchén. '

mg mu prove the 5b- Qwldiibilll! W! . ,

, 9:09am of with! food

urn-r: ﬁr“,