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I dare say there l sno type of in- vestigation iu which the grave—no pun here-is so mixed ‘with the gay, as in tibia -particular psychic search on which we are at present engaged. For, let Jialilday use rt for such purposes as he will, to Jane, Edith and Mrs. Livingstone it ls r1 deadly serious matter.

Their reactions are peculiar. Jane accepts it stoically and witlh- out surprise; it is almost as though, ‘from the beginning she has knowu that it was to happen. Ilut she ls nervous; she has eaten almost nothing all day. '

Edith shows n peculiar and ruth- er set-faced intensity. Whether she knows that something quite differ- ent lies ‘behind it, or only suspects it, I do not know. '

‘Halliduy, also, is grave and

quiet. He is less interested, bow- over, In thehnanner 0t‘ the sitting thou in its dramatic personae. The list ‘he lhns made- out himself; Hay- ward the two Llvingstones, Jane, Edith and himself. 0n my point- ing out a slight omission, namely, myself. he told me cheerfully tibat I belonged among the Scribes and Pharisees. “The Scribes, anyhow,” he said. “You are to sit by tho red lamp and make notes. I am particular- ly anxious to have notes," he add- ed.

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LiONGUEUiL, ,QUEBEC 2026-10-13-Ws8l.

IN CHANCERY

Before the Master of the Rolls,

Albert J. D. Martin.

Administrator of the personal Es- tate of the late Roderick M. A. Martin late of Valieyfield in Queens County,

lntestltate, and the said

Albert J. D. Martin

in his own right, Complainant,

and

Isabella K. Knott and Annabella Martin, Alaiadair Covlgan Martin, Margaret Alice Martin and Cather- ine Alexandra Martin,

irvfants under the age of i twenty-one years, Defendants, Pursuant to a Decretal Order of the 11th day of October, instant, 1926, by His Honor the Master oi‘. the Rolls, I wil_l set up and sell by public auction on the premises at Valleyfield, Lot 57, in the said Coun- ty, on Thursday, the _ 28th day of October, instant, at the hour oi.‘ 10

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‘Dec. ll. Jan. 7 . . . . .. ‘Doc. ll; Jun. ll .. ‘Dec. 2K. Jun. 2t . hlniltnulrn Dec. lll . Monti-inn- TO CIIHIHIUUllli—l'iOl‘TIl.\)ll'TON — ANTWVEIKI‘ Der. I. Jun. 2'1 ..

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G. BRUCE BURPEE Die. l'ass. Agent 40 King Street Saint John, N.B.

o'clock of the forenoon all that farm Iof land situated‘ of Vaiieyfieid afore- said, described as follows, commen- cing at the Southeast angle of land owned by Donald Martin; thence North sixty-six chains and sixty- links; thence East to the County Line; thence South along the Coun- ty line to Douses Roach’ thence West along Douses Road to place of commencement, containing sev- enty-six acres of land, a little more or less.

The land will be sold free from encumbrances.

The sale will be confirmed by the Court of Chancery without expense to the purchaser.

Conditions at sale.

There will also be sold by pub- lic auction at the same time and place all the household furniture, ‘farming machinery and implements, and all other the personal property oi the said Roderick M. A. Martin.

Terms made known at sale.

Dated this 12th rday of October, 1926.

H. J. PALMER, Master In Chancery. W. E. BENTLEY, Esq., K. C.

Complainants Solicitor.

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we (spiritual state m" mind than

On the other hand. Mrs. Living- stone has entered into it with ex- iraorrlinary test- . Slhe appeared this utter-noon, slightly wheazy with the heat, carrying tt blafik t-nrtuln oi‘ some heavy llllll demanding u thammer and ns- sistance before she was dnirly out or her cnr. >As it was apparently up to me to furnish both I did so. but anything less conductive to a the preparations wdrich the main house it would be hard to find.

To stand on a ladder in the heat

and darkness of the den, and to nail up that curtain across a. cor- hank

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Farm at Long Creek containing 40 acres. Apply to LEONARD GARDINER,

70019713‘ sort oi awe oi‘ that cabinet I had mu.- unrr other

fimmvell 3" uind them,

. . ’ \ I ' ( _ ' - ‘ THE cHARLomEmwN GUARDIAN Y . .' ' in‘, the group was been to be as it

hm ‘been at the hogronlnqmxcopt mo; Mrs. Uvingstone’:

and was somewhat nearer to"; cab- inet than bBIOrQ- - v . J-luyward.‘ so far as I cu tell. - h" not changpd this ypoaltlfllnl-Ills» gflltude throughcuppeomed to me, to he"qne.ot polite p rather un- Qggy scepticism. I. v ifgafone, on the other Ihand, shows strong ner- vous excitement from first tn last. _ but certainly never left the tablo- ‘He is ill to-day. which is not aur- pt-‘alng, but I understand the in-

' tentlon is to carry on ‘the expel-l! ' ' " merit witihout blm_ to-n gbt. .

Thoucht It WasaJoke, _ _ , _ _ R,,,,,,.,,,, my “T. aomeua themselves, what can I o BPOOlKlYH- MTB- K~ Kumm“ but accept them? Certainly they wmesz_u‘plaasa “k6 notlc” u“! IBIIOWGU no connection wltib what can Write 888m- l 11375 WdTMr-s Livingsone likes t0 call the troubled with what I thought Rheu- 5pm, world; on “u, other ham], matism. I laughed when someone “the, they were ggnurne, or may

She Laughed" ! .

LiveriPlIls for 1 never 1110051" m“ utterly beyond any member ofbur- my trouble was constipation. About Bump group three months later I found out that Am; who would "m; us? And I am n new person. I am thankful why? to you tor the help your pills have Uvinglltons was right, however, 1101M! 1'0!‘ m6 11nd my "lelldb" as to tihe psychological effect of Carter's Little Liver Pills remove the prepmruar] h, spite of my. the constipation poison from the 5e“- lhuy qnfluv ed mg The Bvfllem- Wei 118"" 1°""i"8- music, the low right followed by "lDnuggists 25c and 75c‘rsd pack-darkness, m, gg-[rangg and 19mm} 8.8138. expectancy of something beyond our ken. all added to lthe history of the house ltsoll‘ and its recent trag- hflll been hit-using l1 lliclllTei l0 edy. bud prepared us for any ring. D1500 1115MB l1 l1 Emil" "1010 BY"! a Tho billowing of thecoblne cur- llell 0n ii. Willie #1981119 ii 10111100 toln was parftictrlarly terrible. an old guitar. resurrected from the 5.30pm as 1 am. r had “he fegllng attic and minus two strings, struck o; some dreadful flflng behind 1t; "i6 fl-i D00!‘ llfiY0llol0lli0ll-l DTQDWTB- something one should not nee, and tion for confronting the unknown. 1st ._.,,,,,,e_h0w mjgm see. _ But we are curious creatures. Bu“, Crawford and ‘Cameron be. The sun was low before we ihad m“; up,“ cergurn individuals have finished, and as rwe sat resting me “hurry m projeqt from their FY01" 0"!‘ ‘amid dusk ‘began 1° bodies rotbliko structures of ener- f-‘Te-Bll 51110 m0 h0il99- And Willi it gy, invisible in the linked eye but clllngTfielbcmal-ell- of 0‘°\l"5'_" (anprrillc of producing invitations, phenomena. They lllyself 1118i- ‘mlllie; ll 100k 0n my‘ believe that. these structures are stew; behind its heavy folds ai- utilizcrl by outside spiriits, 0r “con- most anything might barren. It trol-r." My own conviction‘ is, br-ooded over the room, tllil 9-00 tilmt if such powers exist, they are menacing, lib fold» that seemed “m, (pr-gored from outside, but by l0 9W0)’ wit! 30""? 1111540011 m0 I10" tln- merliunrs subconscious mind. In that. case, of course. It is poss- i left Air-s. Livingstone ‘placing lbir that Jane was the innocent chairs about a small table and uurhor- of last night's entertain- wenlgout Into the air! 1110111, The arrangements are now com- Mrs. Livlngstone suggests "that MTB- Livingiiofle "hi" if we secure anything of interest blousht Over r1 phonograph. with a to-niglllt, r consult Cameron with a 00l190li0n of what appear t0 l"? view to his joining us later on. most lugubrious records; sho.'also promises ‘Livingstone, alive or

deglddeft him sulking," she said. Better Treatment "But lhe will feel better alter he's Harvesters

had his dinner." A-nd ‘to this frivolous measure ‘ WINNPBEG, MalL. Oct. 25. —- C0- NOTES MADE DURING Fl-‘RST operation between harvesters from

ner -witlhr no more ritual than ii’ I

we rstart the night's proceedings.

SEANOE‘ Eastern Canada and the farmers- Sellh 151i 11515 ‘ll- m- Presem? of the IWest this year has added lime. Edwi- HBYWMd- U10 ' ""0 another chapterto the more vlrlend-

Livingstones, ‘Halliday and myself. 1y yglgflong sought between work- Livingstoile and iEdlllhi examining er and employen

hmlse- HA“ (""5106 110078 100k“! Many distressing tales have been and window-s boarded. Tlrrrredgord of mo hflrdghlj) amp hump lamp on small stand in corner rli- treatment meted out to the workers asmwilv opposite cabinet and my in former years. who when unfavor- chair beside It. weather prevailed, were forced to

11130 Il- m. All is ready. hills. shift for themselves, in many cases Livingstone at end of table, next wit-h only limited funds, until the to cabinet. On her left Jxrnc. rain clouds had lifted and permit- Hayward and Mr. Livingstone. 0n ted field operations to continue. her right, lHalllday and Edith. A The men, in many instances, drif- red silk lhandkercbief over lamp ted back to the Prairie cities when makes light very faint. I have it was time for harvesting to be re- started the phonograph, according sumed, the farmers found themsel- ro instructions. I was right aboutrves without help, and consequently it; it is playing: “Shall We Gather suffered costly delays before secur- at the River?" ing new workers.

11:45 Small raps on tho iuhlc, will“ ‘he “hilliflce oi’ help this and one strong one, like the blow veal‘. llle farmers have realized the of u doubler] flgL problems of’ other years and in

11;47 The more 1g “uwiug, many districts of Western Canada, twisting about. It ceases and the "lsl-eail 0f ‘llscharglng the worker“ knocks come 85am until-more favorable weather con-

112-50 The curtain oi‘ lihe cabinet ("lions Pfevflileii- 11"“ aided "l0 seems t0 be moving- No one clap ‘harvesters, fed them and in general‘ has apparently noticed {L 1 have made life more pleasant for them. ‘stopped the 1,110,105,319, This is not true of all sections, but

11:55 The curtain ihas blown l‘ ‘becmnlllg mo” Kellen“ ma“ out as fa as Mrs. Livingatonehl "i" helme-

Ghoulden A,“ see in mm}, ‘An example of genuine co-operat- “ya something h“ touched ha, Ion comes from the Claresholm die- un mm fight ,mn_ To my inquiry trict of Alberta. Through the incle. q- any one has relaxed his “Mp ment weather of recent date, while oi‘ the hand he is holding, one m!“ “ml “lmw W“? ttgemgralg‘ "*6 “we ifiifi.iI.‘€’.i‘Z1".lZi-Z°ii‘...'é..‘l...i“i§u' métzg H 12:: zfiébtggdifrggf (fill; andlthe farmers, iolwiflilfl-lieople nnéi table, with such violence that it rum] municipal often“ coopera - . ed. The men did their own cook-

rolls out into the room. , ing and provided entertainment for

12.10 Nothing since the hell fell. m t t h jetflct on Livingstone has. asked ll‘ lEréll-l light “he drag B: 8 0 l tlzeglded church is required. and by knocks the‘re- ‘ifun m” t e men a

ll .. n a body, and mode many friends ply is Yes. I have put out lamp.

(The f n l throughout the locality. When , o ow 11g notes were made threshing, . was resumed’ elm-ea.

Long Creek in the dark and are not very dis- h l If m. h a field workers 2162.10.20_wfm13|_ tlnct. I lhove supplemened them agalgahgrmwiizlm; w co-opemte m mm the work of gathering, threshing

liliiilillN SALE

IN BANKRUPTCY:

in the Matter of the Bankruptcy of Augustus Aylward, Debtor:

y. All quiet since ‘the last .entry. There is a mouse alllmrently play- ing about in the library. Edith says that Jane seems ‘to be in a sort of trance. She ls breathing ‘heavily. More raps, apparently 0n door frame into library. I am cold, but probably nerves.

There is a. sense of soft nrove-

and hauling the grain to market.

Home-made Remedy Stops (bickly

lowly 0W nude. Savnaaboo: l2.

r ap-j. neared to have been plinth flinch."

503805190 11"" I "Y Cum"! um“ showed an experience in trickery _

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2 _ w ~ r _ ' OCTOBER 2r, 1926 - , > . , ,

rs. WJ. Thompson.

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at 12.30 o'clock noon, the property Edlun h on be" l“ you ca us g "we" of Augustus Ayiward, being No-islowiy 11:13:? er cough, isurcmedy wbicbeiszhlllil pre- 91-93 on the West Side of Queen m fl ' at home in Just a few m ente- Street, formerly occupied by e our’ n] l m VI l-‘llelllihblll 10!‘ DPOIIID! l’?! l! it. AWN-t“- Avlw-rd- °~"'""-"~"Z§.'i.pi§iii ..e..i.i'.""r1.i."§ii.mili liririfiii?“3&ri§"ii%'°§rrli%‘ir§"35u§i'°3£ ' Merchant, the late B. Stevenson, about Jane ch"; cold in 24 [mum Tune; p1,“. Tinsmlth. and Gosner Tire Sur- I “once ‘the ‘herbal odor "am. uajagdfil" "l"? i!» 111d it i8 Pure new . . . M“ "LIP" ""'° “m” ‘m’ pl'°°lno(lllg‘tgezelsegtashlllgplixoliitfy-Janofla bfillllfilzélltllgllltgllgtvgllfxlllelxllril nagl-(rlllag: l “i mum‘ ‘Mmwl Dmmml "Tbreathiing continuing labored and “w, ‘"5" “Ymp- o‘ ‘m’ chrmd . . .>I\\“ . HALu-‘Ax N s 55'" °" "w "m" 5'" °" 9Y""°Y my apprehension growing r lnsist- g,=;*,;,,':;~,r ,f,f,,§‘,"°' ‘lfili, '12:,“ ' r _ or”; L, ' ' ‘ Street owned by A gustua Ayl-‘ r r ' _ - 5”‘ . W; ,.... ed - W" "g ‘22.i§‘;.“.°§."’..... ll.‘.iu.“‘.'.i$°éii.i';?...‘i‘ir.i“83?.‘l“.i}i’..5f“’$ The" Wm 0|" b’ w“ ‘l 931 Jane shows .no ill-effect from 1 ‘ ‘ r Queen 8treet, all the household , , , really llflfillillit better to be bad at any Jest night, and indeed appears to . “ llllrillmrfl "'5 P°l‘l°i\ll 0'7"". l""have no knowledge of the Inter dfck“’|?nr',','§hleii'lg‘hft $111511? °'"‘“"9 °m°° ‘"5 "°"° “Wlww” Phenomena. healat eitiliumed membrlines that Ine