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Valuable Property in Charlottetown

For Sale

by Tender

Sealed tenders will be received by the undersigned up 4o May lst, 1934 for the purchase of 10.15 acres of land in Charlottetown, lying between the St. Peters Road and the Kmeington Road adjoining the Canadian National Rail- way, being the property of the Prince Edward Island Hos- pital. A plan and description of which may be seen at the

llIlCB of W, K. Rogers, City.

The highest or any tender not necessarily accepted.

S. A. MacLEOD, Chairman Property Committee Prince Edward Island Hospital.

OAWNPORE-On his way to Mecca on foot, a Journey of about 2,000 miles, and offering prayers at every five paces. Shall Subhan Ahmed, a Molammaden pilgrim, paced ﬂirough this city.

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LEWIS’ POINT FARM

Wehavelteanae“-‘ ‘tosell by psblie auction on the premises ‘on Friday, April 20th. at 2 llM. that desirable shore farm known as ‘bervis’ Point. situated two and a __halr miles from Charlottetown, con- ~ ﬂting of seventy acres of excellent ‘land, lllty-ilve oi’ which are c‘ ‘ ‘Situation. approach and outlook un- Imlly ilne. llas eleven room house and nanel outbuildings, approached ‘vthroagh beautiful avenue o! limes. " Intensive shore front readily rent- not

-1 There will be sold at Public Auction In front o! the Law Courts Building ‘u; Charlonetowm on Frldl! ‘h! 1115 -i1( at lay, at the hour e! twelve _ ' ooh noon, ALL THAT TRACT ‘gee urn rancnr. or nun alt- lying and beinl ia Charlot- bonnded and dsecibed as tol- lows that la to my: COHIMENCING It a point on the south side o! Fit» Wroy Btrest at the northeast angle or rind owned by Joseph J Storey thence -soaeh along Iosoh I. Btorers aest- ra boundary tor the diatanes o! 0d ee to the northern bou ed e d ind ﬂormerly owned by the \ e lies Jane 1L McDonnell thence east along the same tor the distance 1t Dis teat or to the western hound- eny of land owned by Michael Ic- titsnoe north alon the same kw ea the saath e ol ‘soy use: Janna U“ 11 {OI D the beiag the lead wheseon low stands two warehouses Iormcly owned by the late George it. Add the said land having been pur- ehsed by him in two blocks one from s its o! Henry McLeod by "Dead ﬁh el July1000 and the other 4mm my Tefliasick Illt d

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The above ea will be made under and by m“ ed e power ot sale eon- tained in a certain lmlenture of Mortgage hearing rlala the 14th dny o! November 1N1 and rnnrir- between Willem I. Hughes at Charlottetown in Queen County in Prince Edward r Oeatlman. end Rose Hughes

d the one pert, and the van mortga or the seeond part, and because of rlersuit having been made in the payment of the principal money and interest thereby secured

For rtieulare a i at the OM00 o! a lacPheefp ‘elicited’. Illey Iul “Charlottetown. ‘Deaellhie adayorapslLD.

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DONCASTER, England, April 1'! —A new "hush-hush" locomotive, bellevedwbetheinrevﬂtintlie United Kingdom, is nearing the final stage oi’ construction at the London and North-Drawn! Rall- ways shops here, it was learned t0- night.

The encins will have eight ooup- body

led driving wheels. each six fest. eight inches in dhmeter. 1t is un- derstooditwlllbeusedtrnthelnn- don-Scotland run.

The locomotive was deslﬂmd by Herbert. Nigel Oreeeiy. chle! mQ- mauled engineer o! the eornvlﬂ? and leading exposure of the He- boiler school m locomotive amen-

CANADIAN SALMON FOB ARGENTINA

Among the imports of fish into Argentina are trosen salmon which are mostly o! Oansdian origin al- though imported through the United states. Japanese salmon ‘A also imported but its color is eon- "klered interior to that oi the Oah- idia-n firm. ‘Hie loos-i fisheries or ugentins“ are dirisrent from the ish taken in Canadian waters, here being no salmon. halibut. herring, cod. lobster or oysters. ‘The principal local fiah is known as ‘FRY’ which has a sort white ileeh and quantities ed prawns are

Herring are mostly of Dutch origin ivhile there is a. certain consump- lilOB o! froaen her-rings supplied vrincipelly from Scotland although home have come from Canada. among the imports of fresh rlsh are troaen quid from spam. Japan ma! Rrrtugal. and trmney rish from rtugal and Spain. The bulk ot oysters come from the United and are hroitht in iroeen

eipelly from Chile. DELJ-lL-Two sections oi’ the All-lads Muslim League have est-

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_What Every Widow Knows!

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or raote. Molly her-sell, whose stra. nttor-

room. Yet Lilla, pouring forth the saga to Clarence Golllns,

highly immoral proc . "Why, that dear sweet lament

think doesn't know enough to take care of her poor little self, has jol- Hatch until

aneered.

big, innocent boob. I don't guem he sees that she's just setting her esp for him." "Do you thing she's crazy about him?" Clarence asked anxiously.

They were riding on top or a, bus, Lilla ‘ ' " ainst his

conﬁdential undertone. "If you'd ask me I'd soy she was crazy about any man that. would marry her," Lilla said mitemily. "I tell you that tea room isn't the nourishing thine you think it is. She's worried, he is. A ample month; ego it was making mmey, but trade has fallen oﬂ terribly lately. I don't believe she is making enough to pay her rent and the help‘: wages She's got to tind some- to support her, hamit she? She had that m». Gordon chasing around a while but I guess he's fed up with it. for he hasn‘t been around for ever so long. Why, look at how she's acted with you." Lilla put it adroitly, “since she found out you had someth coming to you." Clarence hard. "Did she hear-J mean well- Who told you that she thought I had anything coming to rue?" ' “Oh, a little birdie told me," Lilla

mar. "Wes it Pied?" (laruioe demand- ed with masculine biuntness. Lilla shook her head. “It was Mk1 Benedict herself, if went to know. she said she'd you had a nd of mmey and that she thought you'd a great catch for-for any girl," Lilla said. Clarence grinned. l-‘le began to feel that he must have made a much better impression on Molly than he

realised " oourseitbnrneofmybusi- has," Lilla hastened to add. ‘but I'd certainly hate to see a nice boy like you tied up tor life to a woman like that-who only cared what a fellow had-and not what he was. Why, ms didn't pay any atiantlm

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m-aMor-sonroldherwhatadandy big stock farm he hark-with orch- ard; and everything-and how good hie business was-and all that sea-t otthirgandright altar thatahe iollted him into bringing her that awfuIl-‘dog and began calling him

"Bay, Lilla, tell me this-does that boob hang around the house much?” (71 ce asked anxiously.

‘ ot so much." Lille murmured rwﬂactively. "But he sends her things-l aappoee she hint: h: them-anyhow inst the other day a big box o! fruit came and I happen- ed to hear her telling him, over the

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