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DOMINION 0F CANADA PROVINCE‘ "IF, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND

In The Probate Court

17th George V., A. D-, 1927

IN RE ESTATE of George A. Thompson late oi‘ Montague In King's County in the said Province, dsooased, testate.

By the Honourable A. Banner- Iflan Warburton Surrogate Judge oi Probate ion do"

To the Sheriff of the County o: King's County or any Constable o. literate person within said County.

GREETING:

WHEREAS upon reading the pstlttlon on file of Charles C. Thompson and George P. Thomp- son, both of Montague aforesaid, the Exeoutors of the above named Estate praying that a citation may be issued for the purpose herein- after set forth: You are therefore hereby required to cite all persons interested in the said Estate to he and appear before me at a Probate Court to be held ln the Court House in Charlottetown, in Queen's County, in the said Province. on Friday the eleventh day of March next, coming. at the hour of eleven o’clo k forenoon of the same day to shew cause l1 any they can why the Accounts of the said Estate should not be passed and the Es- tate closed as prayed for in said petition and on motion of N. W. Lowther, Esq., Procter for said Petitioners. And I do hereby order that a true oopy hereof be forth- with published in some newspaper published in Charlottetown afore- said, onco In each week for at least four consecutive weeks from tile data hereof and that a true oopy heNof be forthwith posted in the following public places respect- fully. namely, In the hall of the Court House In Georgetown in King's County aforesaid, at the store of Maynard McDonald lrl Montague aforesaid, and at the Post Office in Montague afloresaid, so that all persons interested in the Did Estate a! aforesaid may have due notloe thereof. GIVE-N under my Hand and the Seal of the said Court this twentyvfirst day of Janus , A. D. 1927 and in the Seventeenth year of His Majesty's reign. (Bgd) A. s. W-ARBURTON Judge of Probate 86024-28441.

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Myra Warren and Sally Bates, two sisters of wldfly dlffsnnt temperaments, de- ems to eggs a long trip. Tom Bates hatqe to glve up Sail! and she dreads leaving him. Myra Warren doesn't care very much what her husband v thinks, but he loves hBr. Tile ship sails.

CrLAIPvnrt VII Getting Bettifld

They were going to Rio.

‘ilhe very sound of the word IDBIIGC enchantmont to Sally. But Jirst they were going to Paris. MY- ra had planned the trill- 93-"? had loft everything to IIIBI‘. h. en-

spending forty-two days al. sea. | Friends of Myrars had argued‘ with ‘her, but it was difficult i0 argue with her. She always knew o well what she wanted w d0-

- "I want ‘Iiiifi sea. I need it. -l'm lred out. It will do Sally 800d. oo. We'll both come homo fat nd with steady nerves."

“But this is Sally's first crosaing._ ills ought ‘to see ‘something of Europe." Sally had "been present’ he night vlmt argument bad been Idvanced, and she had been about. x) say something when Myra had nterrupled. I

"See something! That's really funny. We slop at Spain and Portugal. to say nothing of Parla- lnd on the we back we stop at Trinidad and arbadoes. Whal- sbout that‘! d don't want to sight- see, not ‘this time. Sally seems stislled wlbh the plans we have nade."

And she bed turned lliitliii)‘, almost impatiently, rorroboratlon.

"Satisfied isn't the word." Sadly ‘lflid softly with shining eyes. "I can't sleep at night for thinking '.b0i.Il it."

And now'they were actually on -.lle boat. Outside of the porthole window there was the steady wish-swash of the sen. Soon they would be out in tho ocean. It would .bs tixllling. Already that frightened feeling had left her and she was feelln-g more sure of her- sel and after lunch when they went up on deck and Myra arrang- ed for their choirs, Sally was miss- ing Tom less keenly.

Once more she was kneeling in worship at Myraks feet. Myra knew so well ‘how to do everything. She was so wonderful!

“On the other side. please.” she said lmperiously, when the steward would ‘have placed their chairs in the long row on the favored side of tho ship.

The steward seemed surprised, but said nothing. When every- ‘hing was finally arranged, Myra and Ss-lly had dock choirs quite to themselves. Myra explained to Sally that she always did this. “The first time I crossed ‘I learn- ed a lesson. Sometimes the people next to you make nuisances of themselves later. It's best ‘to wait till we know the passengers we want to most. You'll see." Sally really didn't care- Wrapped in a rug, she lay in her chair relaxed and almost happy. Of course ‘her thought kept return- ing to Tom. but this wag n11 5b new and exciting. They were al- ready oul. al. sea. The big liner moved through the water ‘almost soundlessly. Gulls circled over head and ‘chore was a fresh heady

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abicfl. They have been used for l9 years. You sec the resuilsm slender figures wherever you look toda . So many have proved them that dc- mand has grown to very large propor- tions. lvatch the fat disappear, watch your vigor increase. You WIII be de- lighted.

All druggists supply Manuela at $1 a box. Each box contains a pamphlet to explain results. Get them and do what your slender friends have done. You ewe that to yourself. /

rest on Myra. .it was always shat way. it. always had been. Not that she was so much prettier, in fact Tom hat always said that she really wasn't pretty at all. But she was fascinating, which meant much more.

Sally turned in ‘her chair and concentrated her sale on hor sist-

en. They had unpacked their things and both girls Iliad changed from their traveling suits to sport cloth- I

Myra wore a tan pleated skirt and a wlllite and gold sweater. A little tan bat was pulled down over one eye. How could any one. even Tom, call her anything but lovely‘! She was so _warm. s0 vldid. Sully was never sure oi‘ how she looked in her clothes, My- ra always knew. Silo chose things with lunsrring instinct and she was loveliest. of all in evening dress.

The thought. made Sally look for- ward to that night. They would dress for dinner. Myra took it for granted, but to Sally it was an in- novation. She and Tom so sei- dom thud any occasion to dress.

THE‘ CARLO Federal Government

Bonsidering the Duncan Report

OTTAWA, Fob. 8. — Acting upon one of the recommendations in the Duncan report on Maritime claims. it is understood the federal gov- ernment is now drafting legisla- tion giving It power to appoint a harbor commission at Halifax. also it is learned. the euslbling- legisla- tion psssed some time ago for the namingof a harbor board for St. John is being reviewed to ascer- tain if any further powers are re- quired to make a harbor commis- sion a-t St. John a fact.

Tbsrecommendalion in the Dun- can Report on this question, reads, in purl:

"We recommend that, in respect o! each of these two harbors, (li-iaii- fax and Si. John), the Federal ‘Gov- ernment should establish a statut- ory harbor commission, whose nusiness it would be to see that. the port facilities are developed on such a scale as will gradually‘- but by no means slowly- create channels through which trade can expand both winter and summer."

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Home Bank Depos- itors Have Receiv- ed $2,748,282

OTTAWA, Fob. 9. —Home Bank depositors have received to date a total of $3,748,282 from the Federal government. A statement was tabled in~ the House of Commons today showing that during 1926 the Department of Finance paid claim- ants on the defunct bank n. sum of $1,898,413. In 1925, the amount

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paid to claimants was $849,869.

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Splendid Temperance Rally at Head of Hillsborough

smell in the air.

Myra was reading, but although Sally had a book In her lap she couldn't. seem to concentrate. The sen. made lher feel drowsy ‘and yet the people who kept walking by their chairs interested her. Be- fore long she would know some of chem. Several attractive men pass-ed by and looked at ‘t-hem rath- er cloooly- lSho always noticed that the eyes of men usually pass- ed over both of them and came ‘to

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TENDERS '

Tenders will be received by the undersigned until February 15th for supplying of the rough lumber for the new sehool at Brackley. Plan: and specifications at Department of Education or John W000. Braekiey EDWARD SELLICK, 8eo'y of Trustees. Cwfown, R. R. Ii

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Head of Hilisborougil, Feb. 9th, 1927 A public temperance rally was held in this place last evening. The meeting was held under the auspic- ea of Cherry Hill‘ Division Sons of Temperance and the principal speaker was Rev. A. A. MncLeod of Summorside. Grand Worthy Patriarch of the order for Prince Edward Island. Mr. Geddlc Douglas presided In a capable man- ner and introduced the sneaker of the evening. Rev. Mr. MacLeod presented the claims of the Sons of Temperance. reviewing the work of the order since he was elected to office. Those present who were not members of the order were urged to join so that the commun- lty could present a united front against nil foes of Total Abstinence for the individual and Prohibition

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Our school is progressing favorab- ly under ‘the skillful management of Miss ‘Catherine McEnchern, Herr mlltage.

Mil‘. Joseph Wood lluas returned w

hlizs homo ‘here, ‘hlavlng spent. a few PIBGSIQIIII. days vuluh friends ‘in. Tun.- csdia-

IMlr. and ‘Mm. Joseph Redmond wre receiving oongnumulntionn on ‘the uirnlval of‘ u baby ‘boy.

lMlr. ICllasl ‘McAdam debt. here on Mlonduy last for Mlillinockot. Moe where Iho inbonds i0 reside fon- a few‘ IIIDIIIJIIQ.

‘ lVlms. Chas‘. Kellllley [has lnsuailled e. new upIio-dnlle madilo, wllliltlh is al- ‘fiordlng pllclalaanu ascertainment not. only four the ‘household, but for the visiting neighbours as wool.

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Sunday School Lesson

THE IMPROVED UNIFORM IN- TERNATIONAL BUNDAV OCHOOL ‘LESSONS.

First Quarter: Ephes-

and ironMaitesLovelyCurves lane V 26= 6= 14= Ffltfvlry 13 andClearaYourSldn-wpqy Tex‘, L“ u. “we on, "h "othinl ‘ other for love is of God.

1 John IV _9

MAKING OUR HOMES CH RIBTIAN.

' Christianity created the ‘modern ‘ homo with all that 1s lovely and of good report in it. ‘like ancient homs if it could be cal-led suoh W85 a haunt of lust and cruelty. The lot of children was especially bard. Their llfo, liberty and llup- piness was ‘at the whim 0f the Ihaad of the house. ‘Now-born ‘babes could be srposed on the lllslll-WEY without penalty. Children could be sold into slavery. If ulley be- came wage earners their incomes belonged to ‘the parent wivhout question. At best they were rele- gated to tile care of Blows 11nd rarely saw their parents, Of

Think of ll. 10 pounds of good firm flesh added In 2 to 3 weeks! Your cglmpiljlxjou made clear and youth’ course thsro were‘ exceptions, like I _ in a single Cont” Heat‘ Cornelia and filer "jewels" and Cic- ment of nice, pleasant ‘tablets of em and his Tumm Bu, me ex. IRONIZED YEAST! captions only prove tho rule.

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,But how does it work so quickly? Again we power of me husband The “law” i5 “impie- ‘IRONIZED over the wile and LIIQI‘ belongings YEAST contains the blood and was absolute. llnfldellty in the body ‘building "all"?! 0f yeast an mlalrrlago relation. was prevalent iron in a concentrated form that is and divorce easy and common- 9 “m” m0" Qffwtive than yeast Cate, Caesar, Cicero. Tiberius nil and Iron taken separately. divorced their wives. Christian- - A" g", Neuuary? lty changed all ‘this, not. so much

XRONIZED YEAST gives you an by ‘uhe abolition of ‘bad laws or

the enactment of good as by ms the weight-building benefits con- l 1 _ tamed m cod "W" o“ creation of a strong, un versa mor

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._ 109a odious and impossible. mgichy- “ah” IROTEZED Ymrsvr Again Christianity will preserve ay—an sec e msrvo ous

the modern homs if it ls to be pro- cilflilfie 1° "- cieltl- ilesil- Killian served St. Paul writer the mngnn complexion. If your weight 9s be- charm of‘ the homo when he says io\v normal. start IRONIZEU-‘nugbflbqs love your wives" und YEAST now-and note how pounds lifts ills conjugal relation to its are gained, hollows fill out and ideal and heavenly level when he smooth curves result. Get IRON- usos the slmllitu-de of Christ's love IZEID YEAST today. 60 pleasant- for his church for which -lle ‘gave lasting nice tablets to a [mum Ab. his very life. S0 like ‘Christ the 501mm,, flare, congajnjng no harm. husband is to love and sacrifice m; drugs‘ and ‘lake no note of it. ‘Reveronco profound and lasting respect ls i0 be maintained. between lllusbluul and wife. Such u lilOlliB so creat- ed is doubly barred against jeal- ousy and impatience. llnlidelity cannot brozllill in. that atmosphere. _ ‘Si. lPnnl also writes ‘tho child- ren's magma charts. The key words of lL ‘are obedience and hon- or. Those are rendered religious- ly “as unto lihe Lord". ll’ discipline is necessary It is l0 ho used not in anger and In such a spirit as not to cause auger. It is the discl- pllno and admonition which llle Lord hlmscll would give. This will insure u cllnsltl gcuerous and well-regulated lift‘.

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Go today to any drug store. Get u full size treatment. If after this generous ‘trial you are not delighted with effects, ask for your money back. It. will be refunded immod- iately. lin 2 styles-snnltalllo pack- age, $1.00; bottle. $1.25. For econ- omy’s sake, get the $1.25 size. lf inconvenient to buy from drugglst, sent $1.25 direct. to THE lRONlZElD YIEAST 00., Fort Eric, Out, DESK 158E‘.

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At Sl. Paul writes the insurance pol-

icy 0f‘ a happy honlo. The prem- ‘lvodnssday night tho first lco lum l0 he paid 0n mm 1l1ll‘i of bus. hvports were held in the new rink at banal and wile is love. The prem- Montague. and wore well atisndedJium on the part of lilo children 1's The judggg were Louis Burke, Fred obedience. All houvou is pledged Hynefl and T, G_ Ives, the 13119,- al. l0 redeem lllal policy . . lddlvnrd 5o acting as tlmen Assistant mag. Everett in his busy public life nev- es We“. A_ D_ Mcmm,’ “fires, or omitted family devotions. Even Chm“ Archie Hume and w_ D 0n ship board lle would gather the

Johnston. while G. B. Clarksotu was chndre“ i" u": siaiemm“ 7°‘ Pray’ 3,8118“ er .. . Jllhcre is scarcely in all

literature a. more loucllln iiomesb Th r n l l B me $111213‘? 25858:“ summaiy ‘if lc scene than nine “Coilerki Satur-

day Night" of Robert Burns 220 yar-dl dash—-boys under 12 ' ' ,' years__won by Ralph Maxie, with The affectionate but olflclcni. (lio-

fiibline of youth was never nlorc Stewart Vickcrs, seconds, and No- 1 u m, 1 . bel Shaw, mum. Time 14w. “we” V” a“ n m” wmmm‘

socil ndltl td . ‘ 220 yard dash, girls under 12 a m (ms or O fly Cm“

ren must ‘be kept traclaylc as :1 Years-won by Margaret McIntyre, means to solf-cronlrol and they Zvgtih Sybil Reynolds, second. Time must be kept. so long enough t0

get information indispensable m

440 yard ‘dash, boys under 12_ physical and mental and moral won by ‘Ralph .14,51|e, with Stow“, sleadlness....ll is for adults lo Vllckers 2nd and S. Pcardon 3rd. 9799i‘! 8nd fofllel" llioeo social

standards which young peOpie an; to foliow....Divorce is ‘the gram.- est menace of the honle today. 1n “l0 Ufliicd States there is One di- vorce to every seventy five murri. ages. ‘in Great Britain one l0 0v- QFY Iliiloly six and in (‘nnzula mm l0 every one llundroil and sixty one. Tvherc are more divorces in the United States than in all the civilized countries of u“, wop1d_ As goes the home so gogg [be “u. lion. .....An eminent Scotch cler- llyman became lilo target fm- ugly 9PM!“ and; vii-“DOPIIIIOII because hc had expressed some (lpinlgng tiiflllght not i0 he orthodox. But he We"! ihroilfilil tile optical Inullsl- Mimi‘ ‘Smile one BXDFGI-iscd sur- PTIBO l0 hill] ‘liiiti. he was 31,19 [q (l0 so. 1-Ils laconic reply was "-1 am very happy at home". when he we"! In and closed the door i30-

Time 2.22.

' 440 yard dash. girls over 12 years won by Elsie iMcLure. with Dgflg Carrnthers 2nd. Time 1.30.

Hall.’ mile, men—~(opcn to nil over l6) won by Harold Mellsil, with Bert Skinner 2nd, Time 2.14. lQunrler mils. ladies over 16, won by Jenn Poole. with Doris Skinner 2nd. Time 2.07.

I220 yard dash. ‘boys l2 to 18, won by Bruce Currie. with Kenneth Beer 2nd. Time 37 secs.

‘Half mile. lloys 16 and under, won by Kenneth B001‘, with Bruce Currie 2nd. ‘Claude Ives 3rd and Jack MCILCBIDI 4th.

Hurdle race, 220 yards, crossing 8 ‘hurdles, won by L. ll. Poole, who was the only one to finish without touching the llunlics.

Potato Race, boys, won by "ow.

BEFORE STOCK TAKING

J-lemalnder of this ‘seasoqnfs Coats at 1-3 discount. Another lot of ladies’ and children's can; clnrb,‘ at $5.00 and $10.00.

All Dresses in stock on sale at from 10% lglggqum m . one half price and lees- ~ .

All Kimonas and Dressing Gowns gt 25% diigounh

Millinery at greatly reduced prices. '

Sale Opens Friday Morning and Continues for a Week

TERMS STRICTLY CASH

“on needs .111 Heed. What In good for one 1s good for ‘all. lit is tllc IIIIIHIIICHS of missions t0 break down mo middle waLl of partition and quake an end of lncallsm. But ,0 do so omy by (be force of‘ love. Gram lmuence and fortitude is ro- qulwd “p9,, pcfiilliil of reaction came and Whale populations rcvcrt as 1s huppfilliilg IO-IIilY.

DAILY R EADING-

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