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AIICTIUN SALE

OF FARM AT MOUNT HOPE, KING’S COUNTY

The farm of Walter F. Docken-,i

dorff at Mount Hope. King’s Conn-.» ty will be sold by Public Auction on‘ the premises on Wednesday, July Hill. A- D-. 1928 at 2 o'clock p. m.

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Frctfulncss, crying und sleepless-l

ness from this cziiiiie can easily hc avoided by treating lmhy with nlorcl consideration, but when you just t~;ln`t see what is making hnl._v ro.-ill:-ss or upset, better give him ii 1`e\\' drops of pure, liiirlnli-ss (`nstori:i. It`>i iiinnz- ing to seo how quickly it enlms lni|i_\"s I u

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CHAPTER 72.

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She returned to the mission and

sat, for a long time, in deep thought.

THE FIINAL VICTORY

Elinor took a tin coffee-pot from

a low stove and poured its contents into two cheap, heavy cups. From ,the inner room of the two-room shack that crouched. with a certain watchful Lear, it seemed to Elinor, on the very edge of the relentless jungle, a voice called:

“Be there in a minute. Let my

coffee cool, will you? I've got to rush back to that poor soul who`s destined to pass over before sunset today.”

“Another?" sighed Elinor, and

sank down easily beside the bare wooden table. The little room was blisteringly hot. Flies buzzed insist-i ently against the netting tacked at

door and windows, 1 Stirring her coffee, Elinor had a

swift vision of five o'clock in otheri lands. Five o'clock in Paris. with the aperatif at the Cafe de la Paix. while the gay world flowed by; five o'clock in Monte Carlo, with orchestras playing on the terraces! the click of balls from thc gaming-

This farm comprises 120 acres of it which 60 acres are cleared and in

erves und r~ootln~s him to all-vp: yi.-t|1-¢0m5_ the fashionable, saunteririg, cuutiiiiiii no drugs or opiates. lf. is

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iugii suite uf cuinvsnim, baian¢e‘\\rH|~i>i‘r 1-"M1111" rl\\~\~\i~ rf"

dwelling house and barn. pump in,

house and in bam. Also never fail- M

lllrd wood and lumber with newiserihe it for <oli< cliolir rliniiliri

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ing spring in ¢¢|||,|-1, of fm-m_ Neal. all other “iipsi-ts” of lnih_vlioorl. Over

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churches and store. ' '

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iistipiltioii, gas on sfoiiiiii-li and wvls, fi-\'i>rislino<s_ loiis uf sl:-vp null

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iurcly \'eg“t4ibl1:'-tlio ri-1-ipo is on tho §in New York on R Spring evening'

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liilllioii llotillcu iuuul it veur slimvs >

cocktaibdrinkln throng; five o’clock

with the Park teeming with smart motors; with the Pali- sades flaming in the sunset; Fifth Avenue awhirl with traffic. and tea- drinkers looking idly from the win- dows of luxurious hotels; five o'clock

gift _to .it you '°“

cannot fail to enjoy.

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hands. no longer white and soft, but .tflil beautifull rwere Elapsed. Under her heavy lids. her eyes

. at

hideous afternoon when she had re-

parutlve coolness of llic ship

window. Leaning there supporting herself on its dusty ledge. She had looked out to sea an_<L.had Seen. through the frowsy, sun-bitten palms. the cool white shape of the liner cutting the blue breakers bc- yond the recfs of the harbor. The next few hours were mercifully blurred. She renlembered that she had summoned the landlord. There was much confusion and inisundcr- standing. The gentleman, heiahus- band. had returned to the ship for her medicine--she had had a heart attack--and the luggage. He must have been destained aboard. Ma- dame had no heart-disease? Thnt was -curious. Suspicion began: iw dawn. And Madame had no money? There was in her bag exactly three dollars and eight cents. All the rest was in the purser's saf_e;all the money she had in the world. And the receipt was in Dzmelll's name: he could draw it when hc chose,

(To be continued)

Annual meetin of the Model Sli

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J. A. ivrcnoNAi.n,

Vl'ith eneh lvottlc of Cnslorizl, you

A get ri, book on i\loi.lii‘i'hoo<i_ worili its

uctioneer

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Mortgage Sale

Take noiii-oi that umlcr nnri by vlriuo

of the powers of sale conlnlnml ln n 1-or

"ln Mfiflklliro or Deed nf Trust iluicil

the fweni_v-fourth tiny of .Tnnunry .\

D_ 1924. made between J ii: T ‘llnrrls

Colm-any ii ua r ' " lntl The Mai-lllimg. Tn the "mt mln'

th c rust Forporiitlon of

e iiecnnfl pnrt tht-rc will he offerel

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for sale by Vllbllc Auction on the preiu-

iscn N08. 75 to 79 Wnter Street ln Charlottetown, on .\loniln_v the sig. tecnth day of July A D, 1928, at the nlir of eleven o'clock ln thc forenoon,

he following property, namely:

All thnt friicf, piece or por:-<~l of luud itunte. lying und in-.ing in mu..-|,,¢¢.,. own sforcniilfl lioun:i..,] H f,,}|,,W,. n the Souihcnsi hy Wntcr Slr¢~,ot_ on he R"“"|“'¢'Nl by property now or ini:---' y owncd hy “`_ \V_ Orvcn lfnrinorlv leil as ’l’olf-irrnph Office) on the

orthenst hy property of Chnrlen II. ll

nnlrvrorfh. nnri on tic N th t _i

the Rolil Est tc I Ur Wes bl

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Also all ihiii other parcel nf mnri ln

Charlottetown houiidswi an follows:

01| the lvorthwcst by Wnter Street,

Dn the Souiliwcsl hy properly of Dri- Blols Bro|l__ on tho Northerisl hy pro-

gerty of rho l/olror linlon, and on thc oiitliemit by property of Bruce Stew- lri & (To

Also all the personal properly of J.

A 'I‘_ Morris (`onipi\n_\' Llmitcd, com- prising thc muchlncry. plniit equip- ment, offlvo furniture. stock-ln~lrndc. bottles, containers hnxcs_ muses, cs- lencen_ mntcrlnls nnll nuppllrs iismi in connection with its liiislnelni_ liners. nersieal ivnlcrs nnrl alrlnks mnniifnciur- ed or ln process of mnniifncturc, form- nlnes. lrndc-innrks_ frnrle nnnios, book- debtn. and nll other fixtures, iitcnulls_ goods chsiicls cffociii and assets now owned. or which nt the time of such sale may he owned hr the snld J_ & 'l‘. Morris Company Limited,

Terms of sale to be twenty por coni

cash at lbs tlmn of niilc. and the hal- ance within ililrtv days offer the data' of sale,

Dated this fourteenth :lay nf May

1928 ~

The Maritime 'Front Cnrporntlon. by

Mcl.EOI) fr. BlllN'l'l.FlY.

Tholr Attorneys

Strawberry Boxes

We have g received one carload 185,000

Strawberry Boxes

direct from the manufacturer. Made from clear whitewood regulation sile as required by the SMALL FBUITS ACT. doae up in crates of 1.000, 500 and 250 to the crate, but sold in any quantity.

Also pint sin for CUR-

I A N 'I' 8, GOOBEBEBBY.

BLACK BERRY, BLUEBEB-

DIES. BASPBERBY. etc.. All

.at lowest possible prices. pecial low price in lots of 500| Boxes and over.

Bond of phone us your

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iby public auction on Friday. July 6th his residence at 13 Orlcbar St. Also all furniture and household ef- fects including Parlor, Living Room, Dining Room. Kitchen and Bed- room furniture.

sinrts at l p. m.

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ing P. E. I. Hospital. The adjourned

Pauls Parish Hall on Thursday evening. July 5th :it 8 o'clock, to consider the report of the trustees of the P. E. I. Hospital, together with a special committee appointed to the new hospital. All interested are asked to attend.

cigliii in gold. Look for (Tliiui. ll. ctel\er’s sigiintiirc on tlio package 0 you’|l get geliiiiiiiz Custoria. There re many iinitittioiis.

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All0Tl0ll SALE

Mr. Wm. A. Bears offers for sale

Everything must be sold. Sale

J. A. Macl)0NALl),

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Notice of adjourned public mcci-

uhlic meeting will be held in St.

report on the different sites for

ADA HARRIS,

Secretary.

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‘Scarlet on Thursday. July 5th ai.

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The Annual Meeting of thc . E. l. Grass Seed Growers Asn.

p. m.

D. F. KEAYS,

President.

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nog lines are doc sud puysblo

hi overw|ii~liiiing mpiiliirily. Il

on or hcfore July lst in escli year. Every owner of it dog. or dogs who' :shall refuse or neglect to psy said, tux shall be prosecuted within ten

.days of the appearance of this not-' ee.

JAMES E. BRADLEY

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at Carver Hall. with the flowers modding to the sinking sun; with the :poplarss stirring in the faint breeze: la cardinal-bird calling from the [woods and the stately silver tea- |service being carried by a servant to the cool shade of the white-pillared veranda.

"Dreaming?" Elinor opened her

eyes with a start and smiled at the neat, brisk little woman who had come from the adjoining room.

"Just remembering -- old times.”

shc acknowledged.

“About the only pleasant things

wc have to think of down here." said the other. seating herself and drinkinglier coffee with as much satisfaction as lf it were delicloiis and daintily served. -

“A mail-boat's due around sun-

set," the little woman commented. “Ther-e'll bc news from home."

"Home!" repefated Elinor musingly.

“How strange t sounds! Why, this ‘is home." l The little woman, who was known

the mission as Nurse Wallace.

nodded vigorously.

"Yes, this ls home--now. And l‘m

to hear you say so. my dear." laid it gentle hand on Elinor's "I never thought we'd keep

She rose and prepared to leave. "Wcll__I must be getting back to

my patient. Pom' soul. hc'll never see another dawn! This ghastly fever! If only wc could stump it out for- ever!"

She wcrit out. calling over her

"Bc sure to get my mail." Left. alone. Elinor continued to sit the table. Her arms, tanned mid

in places. rested on the

rough surface before her. and her

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Vacationists !

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Minard‘s during your vacation days. Pack a bottle in your grip,

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PUBLC AIIIITIUN

Tlicre will be sold by Public

Aiictlon on the premises at Mon- tnguc on Tuesday the tenth day of July. A.D. 1928. at the hour of one o'clock pm.. the house and lot own- cd by the Estate of the late Emma J. Robertson. situated on the South side of the Montague Bridge.

Immediately thereafter there will

bc sold by Public Auction on thc premises the dwelling house and property oi' the late Emma J. Rob- ertson sltuated on the North side of thc Montague Bridge and being the property for some years in thc possession of Amos J. Robertson.

There will also be sold at the same

tlmc and placeall the household furniturc of the late Emma J. Rob- ertson consisting of several pieces nf antique furniture.

W. LEITH POOLE,

Administrator Estate

Emma J. Robertson.

Auctioneer:

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PUBLIC AUCTIUN

_ There will be sold by Public Auction on the premises on Friday. thc sixth day oi' July. AD. 1028, at thc hour of twelve o'clock noon, all that double tenement house on thel North nidc of Water street in the* City of Charlottetown being Num- bers 49 and 51 on the said North side of Water Street together with thc large lots of land connected' therewith and being the property] owned by the estate of the late' Emma J. Robertson. Terms at sale.

For particulars apply st the oillce

of Mark R. McGulgan, Solicitor.

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ceding her faint had some back i .ioiiiv A e 5' . ‘ ay °°"‘"‘°“°‘"g tm 'rAxr suiivica

hcr. She remembered ,wondering NDERSsl:)¢i:ctary lgigepll/,nl Ciiryf-Elrwtoutg? sfmmi DAY OR NIGHT ` W' D# & C0. vaguely where Daneill was, wh h Ch l ttet i ‘,g .°‘ ‘ ' F D . '°’“`

was here' dreading to see him Lime £1; L’ 30t‘;|""’;»92s ‘ Maritime P1 ovincc points will be; Four Cars at Your Service COAL

yet anxious in retum to the com-l ' _ _ S““d“y' ‘7“1Y 15t~ I Flat Rate System.

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ldreamed. Dreamed back into the - 1 The through daily night service A ° D“s5~~ -i between Boston and Maritime Pro- V I

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