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GLAOE BAY, Sept. 20.-—At ﬁve o'clock yesterday momlng, Thomas McLeod. Homeville, C. 8., was arousw ed by a terriﬁc battle being waged in his back yard between his thor- oughbred Alrdsle dog and a huge

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The person who is out looking for luck ls not. at. home when Opportun- ity knocks.

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Mr. Jeﬂreys of New York Labor- atories has arranged with me to ac- cept orders for their new Tracheal Syringe, an instrument invented for curing luligworms in foxes.

Among the users of this outﬁt are the U. S. Experimental Fur Farm. She:

‘When mosquitoes sro thick at a race track no time is wasted scratching horses."

A GREAT SUCCESS

"You think your son's attendance at college was a great success?" "Yes; he didn't commit suicide

wou," were bung,” w“ or break any of his bones."

An all-afternoon session in D01:-

Othyis studio followed Farqushers ipromise not toigo to Herbert. 11 Lila married him the next. day. i Dorothy abandoned work. Rhd the two girls sat faclIIK eB-Ch ther sob- erly. Lila was limp wit despair- Dorolhy unusually grave-

"It’s the endi" moaned Lila.

I "1 believe it is," Dorothy agreed. ,"As I understand that you"! ma!“ he's not oneto back down. If hcjs ‘actually delivered this ultimatum. ‘he'll stick to it."

"Then I might as well go and say good-by to Herbert." p '

"At least," said Dorothy, "it. would ibe better if you yourself confessed. lrather than t0 118W hhh ﬁnd 9"" lthe truth through Captsinrarqllﬂ- ‘har."

Illla began to laugh hysterically.

"can't you fancy the scene. D09. llfjhose two men come together? Can't you fairly hear the ﬁreworks? '

Dorothy's warning frown brought her back to sanity.

“Honestly, Lila, you'd better give |up and go to Herbert sensibly. He might forgive-you never can tell. It. isn't as ‘though you'd deliberately meant to deceive him. Unfortunate

ettes, when the door-bell thrilled. Siddons answered it, and Lila, glanc- ing up, paught sight of a man who, she thought. was the same man she'd seen loitering before the house that afternoon.

There was a murmured conversa- tion with Siddons, and then the man turned away and descended the steps.

“Who was that, Siddons? What did he want?" demanded Lila.

"A mistake, Madam." replied the butler. "He was looking for some people named Smit ."

Lila laughed sharply and then stopped. It occurred to her that there was an uneasy expression on Siddons's f e.

The play erbert had chosen was one of the light and airy summer farces. It was uproariously amusing. Lila forgot her troubles momentar- ily. Her hand slipped into Herbert's and he held it close. ‘

And then, at the end of the play, when the audience\surged toward the lobby, she saw Farquahar in the crowd. His eyes were fixed steadily on Herbert.

Her heart fairly stopped. He was coming toward them! They would meet at the door!

(To Be Continued.)

cases like yours do happen, and, i! Herbert is broad enough—" w “He isn't. and it's no use trying to

be optimistic, Dot. Herbert will see

the whole business in just. one light,

in the ﬁrst place, when I torniéign _ fegtnﬁllexlzllgvfideczrpttfldlilsl. Illlaltlli slmpl; Had N0 Appetlte

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‘to lie like a ﬁlrooper, and Herbeiiizii W ak And D z y who is the so“ or hcnes y, wou "i _ cast me into outer darkness for that This NW Brumwuk w°"““' m’ love were not. involved." “an”, Pink nu“-

"Well," said Dorothy se y, , “what else can you do now. except MTS- Jlmfs “Bay”- confess and take your mnishment? N- B» 5935-" I “m 5' 1Y0“ can-t ma," you, Gawain w. you the great good I had through and he-s bound w see Herbert;- Pllls. My health had failed and I

m1“ rose wear“! was troubled with great weakness.

“rm going w let tomorrow dawn I had no appetite and frequently I'm s coward, but it's because I love, wimld mike my hm" PMPlmw vl°' Herbert w Maybe Fate will have lently and I felt tired at all times‘. some respite m. ma» I had doctored a great deal withou Lug-S shouldem _ ing greatly discouraged when I ﬁn-

“Dem. “m, I-m so sorry m, vol, ally decided to try Dr. Williams I-d do anything m my power w help Pink Pills. The hBPPY results fol-

.. ’ _.. u best be summed up by saying that “dssledkggv flggllalyoulgnoaai‘: k£wﬁ I am again perfectly well, able to do mt, 1 was afraid, a little w ile ago. my h°"5°“'°'k “d °"J°Y 111° m"

’ Lila's bleak smile stopped her.

Q-lieil contend that 1 deccﬂed him,‘

been to cover that ﬁrst one. I've had

alone, even if the question of our ‘MIN by m’- wlm"ms' /

morrow, so the bargam is a“ on, the timely use of Dr. Williams’ Pink,

and See what happem_ yes. I kmmhad dizzy spells. The least exertion Dorothy put her arms around getting much relief, and was feel-

yom" , lowing the use of this medicine can

that even you were turning “inst more. I feel it a duty to recommend

bird. Running into the yard Mr. Ms- Leod saw a monstrous white-head eagle attacking the dog savagely, while the animal fought. the bird desperately, notwithstand ng‘ the fact, that the cruel talpns of the eagle were tearing the dog literally to pieces. Mr. McLeod ran back to the house and got his shot gun. It was some moments before he could get. a range on the bird, so viciously was the ﬁght being waged between the dog and the terror of the skies. Finally Mi‘. McLeod‘ shot it dead. After caring for his dog, Mr. Mc- Leod went to see the dead bird. and getting out his tape measure, found that the bird meaaaured four feet eleven inches from the tip of his head to the tip of his tail and he had a wing spread of ten feet, four inches. Weighed some time later in the day the huge bird weighed slightly over nineteen pounds. This is one of the biggest eagles known to have been found in Cape Breton, indeed, it is arare thing for one of those birds to be found here now. It had likely made a descent on Mr. McLeod's hen coop when it was fought off by the game dog, who, wh‘le used up considerably, will sur- vive the battle with the eagle.

HAY RIVER. JOTTINGS

The new modem barn erected by Mr. Mallard, is attracting much at.- tention.

Those who were trying for codfish catches.

Miss Annie Gillis. returhbd to Boston, last week. Her sister, Miss Florence, returned Friday.

Mrs. Csntwell. and children who have been summering ‘at the old home. Big Bush, loft for her home in Halifax.

Mr. Allan Gillis who farms some 300 acres, and that intensley has e. fine crop this, year. He has two good men besides himself, and plenty of horses to do the work.

Revs. Father McLean, Souris. McDonald East Point, Senniot, Rol- lo Bay. were here for several days last week. assisting our pastor. REV- Father McPherson, with the Devot- ions. There was a. good attendance of the faithful.

Saturday, succeded in getting good

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cent. that was in it.

and-we bespeak for her a. pleasant prices, and the fishermen gotevery and varloug tools used by the flir- engagement. with the district.

IDEPS.

Give a man enough rope hang himself.

He: Give a girl enough reps and she'll hang her head.

Mr. Edwad Bushey is kept fairly busy in his shop, so convenient for’ all in the matter of repairs to farm

i The Hay River factory is not canning or taking mackrel, and other fish, but is closed down since the lobster season ended. They did mechinery, He has a portable forge s, 05mm; clqth onmvhlch m roll out well lobstering and so did the fish- and can "fix up" almost any tool or her cookies. She claims that ii. soft- ermen as the proprietor, MrJ implement used on the farm as well r: dough can be rolled on canvas Johnston. (Greek Ell/Br.) Paid hl8h as many new ones in sleighs, carts. 6mm on g bond,

mew. Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills to all weak

“Nonsense? said Doroth , but she 99mm” ool here is under new colored. “I-I had somethilig on my n y°u have any’ or an’ o’ theiﬂllrgfllliedﬁch-DUSS Mooney, Souris, is mind, something that troubled me. symptoms above noted’ do not de"the1iew teacher, Miss Mooney 00mm It-it/s over now." my‘ bee!“ treatment at once wmllhighly recomended. as a student

Lila dragged herself home. As she Dhwuuam" Rim‘ Plus" Y” Wm of the Soul-is Convent. where B119 entered the house, she noticed ache Sllrarlsed to note the improve- obtained all of her prepsroiory 6d- man loitering on the opposite side-‘ment i“ your condition an“ a fewlucatlon. She consistently made high

and many large ranchers who have and he'll so?! COOKIES

found it a. valuable aid in the con- trol of lungworrns.

Any average rancher can admin- ister this treatment efficiently, and if interested may receive full infor- ,, matlon by applying to

M. s. McLENNAN '

One home economics expert uses

B. R. No. 7 Charlottetown, P. E. I. 7920-9-2l-3i

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At the home of the late Mrs. Mary Murray, Eldon, for sale all house- hold effects, including Parlor, Din- ing-room. Bedroom and Kitchen furniture. September 28th, 1 o'clock. if stormy, following day. Positively no reserve.

PLAV THAT'S WORK

"Do you play cards for money?" "Yes, but I've found it hard work

FARM Filli slim" '

Joseph Power, Mermaid, Lot 48. offers his farm of 190 acres by Private Sale.

If not sold privately will be put up at Auction later, _

For particulars apply on the prem- ises or to J. A. McDonald, Auction- oer, Charlottetown. sgasted this 24th day of August,

. JOSEPH POWER,

J. A. McDONALD, - Auctioneer. 7857-9-19-22-25.

Jfops the aclle and pain ﬂzﬂords

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Residence:- Modern_ Conveniences Apply 9 King Square, '

' lWOUld be typical of Varney to break

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Sonic used Potato Diggers. Also have a. carload of 0. K. Canadian Potato Diggers. Only s. fow loft. Phone immediately.

_ Am offering some Cross and Silver Black Fuses, both sexes. Priced reasonable. Easy terms. Now is the time to buy. Build your pen

later. W. It. DENNIS, Ch-rlottotown, P. E. l. 7841-9-18-20-22.

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' ;would 63g him on, out of spite.

walk. He seemed to look at: her sharply. Or was it that, after learn- ing about the detective, she was jumpy and overly suspicious? .

Slddons opened the door fo her,1 the perfect butler, but. as sh was mounting the stairs, he stopped her:

“Madam?

"Yes, Slddons," wearily.

i “About the little matter of n raise-J’ ,_

"Tomorrow, Siddons," she prom- ised desperately, and hurried up to her room.

Herbert came home early with tickets for a play.

"We'll have a. theater party all by gurselves," he Told‘ Lila, as he kissed

er.

It almost broke her heart. clung to him desperately.

"The last timel" she thought. "Oh. my darling, if you only guessed what is in store for us both tomorrow!"

She determined to make the even- ing ﬂawless, memorable; to be gay and sweet. Herbert, in the years to come, when he had only a faint memory of her as his wife, and she was alone somewhere in a bleak

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weeks. You can get these pills. through any dealer in medicine o by mail at 50 cents a box from the Dr. Williams’ Medicine 00., Brock- ville, Ont. If you will send your name and address a little booklet. "Building Up the Blood," will be sent free.

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DOUBT POSTMASTER GENERAUS SINCERITY

WINDSOR, Oilt., Sept. 20.——“The

.iPostmaster-General knew very well‘

that the Civil Service Commissloﬁ would not give us the raises, when he recomm nded increases to the‘ commission. The government lies when it says lt can't give usthe money without the approval of the commission.” charged delegate Bull, of Ottawa, in the National Conven- tion here today of the Federated As- soiciation of Letter-Carriers of Can- a a.

Supporting the statement, dele- gate Hull, of Toronto, declared: "No government elected by the people to legislate for them. has the power to relegate its authority to any com-

world, should recall that evening.

But, even while she strove to put every apprehension out of her mind] for this one last evening, a new fear- crept in, for Herbert. during dinner,l seemed vaguely preoccupied. Finally he confessed:

"I'm worried, Lila, about Varney. He's acting very queerly of late. He seems to be no longer friendly, and, aside from his friendship, which I value. our business interests are so closely involved that, if he drew out, I'd stand to lose a great deal."

I Lila knew only too wel! what .-Vamey's attitude meant. He and lMay were rowing over that absurd l story of her romance with a French- .man. and Vamey had linked the ‘Herbert Wares with its origin. It

with Herbert entirely, unless the horrid affair were cleared up. May, ‘Bhgry at Lila, but still sporting Bfwllsh not to give the show away,

~ "Don't worry. darling!" said Lila, ‘With a wan smile. "Everything will l work out all right shortly."

miﬁsiﬂn by way of passing the buck. Although the commission refused to give us the money, if the -i-‘- tmasten General had introduced s, resolution into the House of Commons and me government had voted for it, we would have got our increases, des- pile the commission."

VALUABLE PROPER TY il_'_0_R SALE

The undersigned offers by private sale that. valuable property No. 305 Euston BL, City, together with ex- tra lot. House has beautiful hard wood floors, hot water heating, and all modern conveniences, also new garage. House open for inspection da

lly. g J. A. FRASER

“Yes," she fold herself, "every- thing will work out. because I'll be l out of the picture."

i in her evening wrap, was waiting in the hail for Herbert. who had gone iback to the library to fetch cigar-

A Parker House

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The Parker llosss is now ready ;io take permanent and transient boarders. The its has bsl completely mnoddlﬁ and hurtl- fully finished. Tllbls speaks for Itself. Dinner

pa and hsagastl a specialty. This‘ house ts located at 92 Kent street, almost opposite. City Hall. Hours fsr meals: Breakfast from 6 to I o'clock. Dinner ll to 2 o'clock. ﬁsppor 5.30 to ‘l P. M.

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The car was at tho door, andLiia. l

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marks. Her folks are also well and

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