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Upward under the Duke's guard knowledge that his ills depolldell he whirled his point and ‘the Dukeflou it, that if he loosed his bold wiio bad lb-een carried-is; Hollcs iliere would be an instant 811d of had calculated that he would -be—— hlm- _ a littlo too tar round 'ln' the speed coflguihgfiw Llllltgiel: “:53” 232;?!‘ ‘required, thus unduly exposing his left flunk. found that poirltcomiughllllgr anidthlfthefh snwtlilrg ‘m: straight for. huslieart. Hfllriwaslnozggllllnélgorathe blllgfvsgdpou the door In?“ ‘PM m t me '0 “at. t a” dennuounced the splin-tering oi a pan- ‘Yllh his l9“ hand‘ and Even 5W“ el and Nancy, half swooping in her rlpped “mmgh ‘he slew‘ Qlphfs chair, followed the nightmare strug dgllblelthfllldlbomre 1115 P9511, 1P5.‘ gles of the two men in wide eyed a ave e e w. ’ ‘ ‘

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FllElllilE-FACE

Election-Issues in, France Confused»

(Unltcd Pun) PARIS, apruiza-ériis presidency

of the present government. is i11- volved in the French general cloc- tion. according to the leaders of the Radical-Socialist coalition.

A few weeks ago it appeared that the only issue would be Poilwil-TB and his policies. The intervention of President Millerandn however. to prevent the repeal of the elec- toral reform law-with a threat l0 PB sign his office if the law was not left intact. will. in the’ judgment of the opposition. make it lmlwfiflllllfl for him to remain in office if the government maiorty ls overthrown

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' lilo Province on rcqulml ‘ v _ F, 15 _ On and after May first all can oporlicd ill 1 stenhouse’ ma“ 35 s! an“, are not sigmclzllldinccilrlitrealxiirtnllsllallf ‘is. to have placed on the Wind Shield printed nollvo "Drlvo to the Right."

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g . >- but only halfseelug terror. But lor that wound there might, And then under a final blow tile

Well llllvv D885‘!!! 911d Oil" HOUQB- door all spllniered about, the lock For this trick of his was such ‘that flaw open and the grooms flowed

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Provincial Rife

Association I The Annual Meeting of the Prince Edward island Rifle Association will be held in the City Court Ronru, City Building, on Tuesday, 6th May, 1924, at the hour of 8 o'clock p. m. Election of Officers for ‘ensuing year receiving reports and any other business. s F, S. MOORE, Col. R. O. v PresidentI CHARLES LEIGH. Lleut. Col. R. O. SocrelarylPi-easurer. l 270741284“. I i

- TENDERS ’ l

iSealed Tenders will be received] by the undersigned until May 20th] for the remodelling of the Kingston Methodist Church. according to plans and specification to be seen at Chappeii & Hunter; Architects, Charlottetown or at the residence of the undersigned. The lowest or any Tender not necessarily accepted.

WM. ORUWYS, Secretary

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. TENDERS

HIGHWAY

IM PROVEM-ENT

Pursuant to the requirements of the Canada Highways Act, separate scaled tenders, marked “Tenders for Proiect No. ...... -_", will be received by the undersigned until noon on Saturday. May 10, 1924, for grading, building or concrete struc- tures, and other necessary work on the following roads:

Project No.

61—Alberton to Tigniah. 62—Wel1iugton to Mount Carmel. 63—Hampton to Soarletown. SL-Crapaud to Bradalbane. 65—-New Glasgow to Milton. 66-80mm Lino Road. GF-Peakeks-Martiuvaio Road. 68—-I.ower -Montague—-Murra.y Har-

ihour North. ,

69~48 Road. Ttl-dhttenbury Road Queen's Co.

71 igan to Launching.

Plan , specifications and Forms of Tender may be sssn at the of- flcs of tho Provincial Ensineer, Charlottetown, and at

Kennedy's Store Ohsry.

ll-Iou. June: A. McNeil“ office. Summer-hide.

J. A. MacDonald & 00., Ltd, Store, Cardigan.

A certified cheque parable w the qi-dqvot the Minister of Public Worn, Prince Edward Island for 10 per cont o! estimated amount- 0i "Mo; up to $600.00 must accom- pany duh‘ louder.

- L. I. Mo-MILLAN, Secretory of Public Works

greed cockerels. Selling of fifteen

I AMENDED NOTICE

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z that essays it momentarily at the mercy oi‘ his antagonist. That mo- ment present-ed ltself now; but it was gone again before the Duke had mustered the twitch occasion- ed him by the tearing oi his arms. ills recovery and downwarildriven g rlpoasl! were swift, but ltoo, late by hall‘ n heu-rt-lbea-t. Hoiles was no ° longer there lo be impaled,

§ They smiled grimly at each) other as erect they stood, pausing a. sec- ’ 0nd antcr that mutually iicur escape " oi‘ death. Then, as a succession oi‘ resounding blows fell upon the 1100i‘, Hollcs drove at him again wiili redoubled fury.

iiiolles realized that-there was no time to loose; Buckingham, that his 611191)’ lay in playing for time, and

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Holles lore his wrist free at the same moment by a last wrench. But it was too late. lCaotiiig the Duke's sword hand ‘from him, he sprang away and round with s. tearing sob to face the lackeys. For a second his glittering point held them at ibay. Then the blow of a. club chive:- ed the blade. and they rushed it up- on hlm, d-le felled one of‘ them with a iblOW of the liilt which he still re tained, ‘before a club took him across the skull. Under than. blow liereclcd back against the table, his iinibs sagged. and he sank down in a. heap, unconscious.

As lie lay there one of‘ the grooms, fltalldlllg ove-r him, swung his club ugniu with the clear intention of beating out his brains. But the llliliee arrested the descending blow.

“ll is not iil-r~.vs.~i:ii‘y,” lie Sll-ld. 11o truss wliive and "breathing liarll from his exertions and there was zi lev- croii glitter in his eyes. But these lsiigus apart lie was inur-iier oi‘ him- sell‘.

"Your iirni, mousoigueur!" cried Fmucilis pointing to the blood that filled his sleeve

‘lBalii A scratch! -Presentiy." 'l‘iieu he pointed to the pmne limp figure of llolles, from whose head the blood was slowly trickling. "fie-t a rope, Francois, and truss iiiui up." ‘Francois departed 0n his errand. “You oiliors, curry Antoine out. Tlllfil rctiirn for Bobiidii. I iuuy have a use for hiui yet.’.'

They tipped out obed-lently, and Buckingham. still very pale, but

until Saturday. the 3rd day of lviuy instant, A. 1)., 1924 from any person or pin-sous male or lenille qualified to take the position of Secretary [or the Duustuffnage Cheese and Liultei- Company for the tcriu of sight ____ mouths, commencing May 1st and _ ending December 31st, A. 1).. 1921i. .||0|,1,|.;g Snrviccs to be rendered at the liun» ,,(;N|N otafliiagca Creamery, where [lli9l]_<‘,[_lRY_ Company's books will be kept. Ser- vice l0 be rendered dull)’ BVBTY allow-lug the otiier"s furious attacks week during the said above meii-‘to spend themselves against his de- tioned term as directed by tliejeuse. Twice again, despite his Bum-d of D]fec[°fg_ wound. he used h-ls left hand. from please 8mm prices 0,- Wgggg ye. which -llre blood ‘was dripping free- quired for said set-Vic‘. Addresgliy .t»o dasli aside the others blade. tenders to the sum company-s pres ,0iice he did it. with impunity. Bill [dent -wlieri he repeated the action, Hollies ' _t00k advantage of it to fling himself suddenly forward inside the Diike‘s guard, until they were breast to breast, and with his own l-el't he seized the Duke's sword wrist iii u grip that paralyzed it. Ilefore, how- ever. he could carry out his inten- tion oi‘ shortening his sword, his

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to force himself i'ree cl that grip

u Farm For Sale

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CHAPTER XX THE CONQUEROR

She lmd reached that point oi‘ on- ilurunce at which sensibility be- comes mercifully dulled, Sire sat there. her head resting against the‘ tall back of the chair, her eyag closed. a. sense of physical nausea pervading her.

Xavier Si» Montreal. Q119- contribu ed to the confusion by abandoning the majority‘ that ans‘- talned him lu the occuptlon of the Ruhr and in the adoption of the bills for the balancing of the bud- get. in his new cabinet there are sev-

eral members who opposed both The visit of death is ever iudofl 111039 policies, and lbs premier has with grief and HOPWW- hi" “ma” declared that the majority to the Angel 0f (168111 Vlflilfi the h°me which he promised official support and ltitkeil BWBY 1118 llelilveli wit“ in the elections has become a min- und mother, the stroke brinEH prily. These developments. it is bitter anguish indeed. Such is llw thought, now will enable tho op- sorrow fallen upon the lioinc 0i position to concentrate their efforts Andrew M. Peters, Oystor BB4 on the exploitation of the prcuilofli Bridge, on April 17th. 1924- Th“ unpnpiilnrity. _“Gonc.r:il Discontent tic-coasted had been in good lieultli will be the chief of stuff of the op- up to the dfly 0i he‘ 1199-111 Wile" position forces," is bow one polit- ely; fell with ii paralytic stroke. cal put it, adding that the govern- Her pastor was summoned and mont majority would he “loll by administered lier the last rites oi‘ (lent-rail Apprehension." On the the (Iiithoiic (lliiircli of‘ which 241m one hand are the people, disgrunt- was a devout member. flirt-i. Peters led because of heavy taxation iind was a modern. christian oi’ lovable high cost of living, and on tho disposition, charitable toward the other all those _Wh0 P6811111 111811 pom- mid she will bu sadly missed taxation and high prices as the lu- lu the neighbourhood where her cvitubia consequence of (lerniuuys clicerfulriess to iweryone and coger- refusal to execute ilio treaty of ess to help those iu time 0i’ Vcrsiiillt-s, who believe that the £86,] won [or her the esteem of menace from the east is the great- an est danger to France, and that the gm; it ls in the home where the economic problem and the question chair is vacant and the gentle 0g security are linked together in vmce is mum; gumver, that the t a policy of Francs respecting sorrow Wm be fen the mosg The Germany. They will say l0 the vot- mneml mo}, plum on April 19th to or tliiit if Poincare? policies are not

IN MEMORIAM

MRS ANDREW M. PETERS

These noticca can be obtained frcc of charge hylpplylng to the Pro. vinciai Treasury Department.

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Parties driviqpg oorl without name wilLbo liable to prosecution. By order,

ARTHUR NEWBERY.

Aolictont Provincial Secretary 2755-4 30 3i.

BANAIiIIlN7 STE AMSHIP llNE

Leaving Montreal May 3rd for St.'John’s Newfoundland via Charlottetown. For space and rates, apply CARVELL B ROS., AGENT Charlo ttetown

27 10-4-28-6i

‘ , _ “d w“ lufggly continued, ii’ a woakcr government

flffigduffflfill: at the condition succeeds the present one, Germany a '~ m] A“ ma, was nwnal will not only psi-slat in her refusal “l m“, m‘ ' “Me and momm- wag to pay, but will be encouraged to go 0i L‘ “v "it; Beqmes the Burrowing on with hcr preparations for mm w res," ‘. m h,“ u, mum-n EHIOIIIEPWIDIIIIICL- ‘tuflmml new ‘:1 three “m, Tho high prices and heavy tux six dilughlers 11"‘ H“ ewe‘ argument, it is expected. will take Muyher 5°“ m“ p ' largely in the industrial centres. but will bo lass effective in the rural districts that are always lu- cllned towards conservatism and fly a; where the high cost 0f_ living is uii- Chnr. derstood from u different angle than in the towns. Farmers arc pretty well off onguccount of high‘ about 30 percent of the ‘voters. iliivillg been l“ falling ‘health To‘: a; The issues in 1919 were the col-I number 0i years. During the i“ lection of reparations from Ger-i year he suffered with Brights dlfl- many and the regions. The “sacred ease and cancer. Which U“! 595i union" of parties established dur-

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A0? MR. J ESSE CORBETT

There passed PMC6111111’ “w his home. Dorcliester Street. ' C loltetown. on APT" 3l-l1-_Jcsse O1‘- lyett, 1n u... 15m year o1 hi“ “K's-

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la our motto in dealing with customers of imperial Fox Biscuits, We could not make n better biscuit at any price. Everything in the oompooitilon of’ imperial Cod Liver Oil Fox Biscuit lo of the but quality. The refined -0il is graded and stamped A1, by tho Newfoundland Rev. cnue Department. ThsBiacultrare baked under- aanlury conditions and are quite palatable aa food for undernourish- ed, ohlldreh.

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(Continued In Our Ngxg Igjug) lcouid not relieve. ll-ie bore his sol-support of those issues, brought

‘own. wrist was captive in the Duke's biood-sweared left ‘hand, He sought

But the Duke maintained it with the tenacity born oi" the desperate

Broken Oul; Skin

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Seeks to Retain Steel Industry

SYDNEY MINES. N. .S., April BIO-Mayor Nicholson has called an emergency meeting of the Town Council and is seeking the aid of INorth Sydney in an endeavor to re tain the Scotla steel plant, which Yomlelly employed about 1.000 men. It ls also stated that peli- tlons are to be sen-t t0 the Provin- cial and Federal Governments see- king their cooperation along this line. These activities follow the official announcement. made lby the British Empire Steel Corpora- tion to the effect that 75,000 tons of Wahana ore at the North Syd- ney piers are to be shipped to the steel works at Sydney.

‘FELT CLOCH E

Despite all lnonvations in miliinery the felt cloche in vivid colorings is still well wp-esented among the elect.

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—from Montreal to Ottawa, Toron- to. Detroit and Chicago, or to all points ln- Western Canada to the Pacific, the Canadian National Railways furnish the finest of sor- vice. Through trains, such as obs Ocean Limited and MaritiinsyEx- press between Halifax and- Mon- treal affoni the traveller every travel comfort, while from Mon- treal there in clone connoiriun with jibe famous "Continental Limited." the “international Limited" and the fast trains between Montreal and Toronto, and Montreal and 0t- tawa.

All points in Canada. therefore. are reached by lines. of the 0am!- dlan National, and thorn la no bot- tar standard of travoi service any- where. The molt modern of IIOOD- era, compartment ooro, llln-arycan, oolonlst oars. tourilt, oloopors, and standard dining oorl, make up a train equipment that la nlnxcollod in this or any other country.

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‘medical skill and tender nursing lug the war and continued in tlie| flex-mg with Christian fortitude andlthe "National Block" into being. counted all his pain-s and aches us Partisan politics has kllicd the |blessmgs ggnf, from God, He was "sacred union" and hope deferred never heard ,0 murmur m. complain has weakened the reparations ls- of ms lot Deprived‘ of auendlng sue. The struggle practically goes Church sekvices his prayer was 8L back to the prewar basis with the ways (or Gods’ lblesamg on the extreme liberal parties question- word rend and preached-i He was ing the republicaulsni of every fr n" visited” Rev D Me other party or faction and using LeegylllewhYo Spoke Ybo h-im ‘many the scarecrow of ‘the nian on

horseback" which Poincare, slu- words of comfort. Three years 88o gulafly enough, made a [we Issue he came to Charlottetown ilroni

by his demand for full powers in South Granv-ille. H9 passed away 0n the matter of economics. "No dic- the fiftieth anniversary oi‘ his mar» tatorship" will, in consequence, be riage to Catherine MacDonald of one of the rallying cries of the op- Brooklfleiid who predeceased him 908N011. ll‘ ii iBIYl U16 Dfillfillllll Mid eight years ago. most potent one-

There are left to moulrn the loss of a kind and affectionate father. five daughters and one son. Chris- tene. iAnn-le. Maria, Mrs, i0. S. Ross of P. E. island at present, Mm. C. Mailett oi Edmonton, Alberta. Dr. J. R. Conbett of Mollrose , lMass, also an adopted son Donald J. lMac- Ddnald of Brighton. Mass. Two gnand children, Marshall Mallolt, MoGill College. Montreal; Hazel Moiiett, teacher Edmonton, Alberta, also one brother John R. Corbett. South Granville. On Wednesday the 9th there was a short service at the house at Which Rev. George Taylor ‘RBV- D. lLamont and Rev. 'D. “Mo. ‘L951! 5001i part. The remains ‘were conveyed lby early train.- Thursday l° Brfldalbone. whore it was met by I ‘lilfsa number of friends and ‘Ieizhbors and taken to South Gran-