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faction. It will also tend to keep the mouth in a whole-

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X hereby give Final Notice lo all persons who have not. paid all their 09w '1' res that a (‘l’.‘liliill3i'5' list. will

“be publ 12d Lin}: 1*‘ and placed in the hands of the Siirriil for collec-

~ tion, without respect of person. Those who 111;" a‘. cure will save expenses.

rriitn LARGE, City Collector. 3384-4-24-41

TENDERS

Tcnalvrs uiil iic r-rrivril at the oiiirr of liv- l"'v (‘lerir up and In- , eluding April ‘Illth lczr rimming and dernrzrtlr: (but poriion of the (‘Ily Market Building UFPII as a puhiic Illarkrt. -

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BARRSTER, SOLICITOR, ETC. nosey T0 1.01m “Cameron Block, Charlottetown, l’.E.I.

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“Pap you bought sister I piano, can't you buy me a season pass to the baseball?"

“Well, son, I don't know about a pass for the season." _

"Well, it will be somewhere for me to go every day while she's practicing."

“He said he'd go to any extreme l for you." ; "Well. the next time you see l him tell hirn to start for Caps Horn."

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l I am instructed by John Rooney lto sell by auction at Southport on Wednesday, May 1st, at 1 o'clock sharp, his house and outbuildings and lall his household effects. consisting of parlor, dining room, kitchen and bedroom furnishings, I kitchen stove, base burner, Quebec heater, and nil other articles ‘so numerous to men- tion. l Terms madc known at sale. For particulars apply to John Rooney. Southport, or J. A. MacDonald, Auc- tioneer. 3263 4 17 20 24 27 30 5i -

FARM FUR SillE

Farm of tho lute Alexander Mc- Lean s1, Lower Montague. Lot 59. with modern heated dwelling and good farm buildings.

This farm is one of the finest, in the County. consisting of 80 acres of

vntlon with u never falling spring and brook and 20 acres of good wood and timber lsnd.

The farm is y located and Is In the centre of s. rich farming district, convenient to schools, churches snd railway and ‘ls within one mile and s. half cl the Town of Montague.

For further particulars apply on

the premises or to Bell l; Msthlason, Solicitors. 8004-8547-1101 I.

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CONTINUED attention. I'll bet you could have any

- one you wanted if you'd only exein CONSTANCE TURNS DIATCII- - yourself a “Luey MAKER , “Open season on husbands?" So-so Life seemed very good to So-so “km-L those next few weeks. Fred and Jerry “Always the open season on men, worked like beavers at; their plans, my dean serlbusm 3mm’ what are Constance brcezed in and out, and f you going to do? You can’; stay here Eo-so found it. very agreeable to have ' b, me Q-bwsnest an your mo,” Chloe to do her housework and thenl “why not?" come up to the Crowsncst to ivashl ~Qb_ I do,“ knbw_ you ought m‘, dishes and help ivitii the coulg-iget mbmmb b,“ m“ thing up and‘

m3- , . _ ’ be a popular young matron." I ‘You Just 1e; me do it, honcyfli “It does,“ appeal m me. rm preuy‘ Chloe would say, capably taking i hubby as I am o; course I m,“ my

charge of the work at the IIIIICIITCOITI.‘ ;bbbe,-__bu, thanks w W,“ with Chloe Hence So-so found herself with more, be“ rm better o“ than I-ve eve, free time and less anxiety than she bum Since Chloe started doing the, had kmw m" 5e"3"al Yeals- one cooking business has picked up. A lctl evening when she knew some visiting, b; the men {mm ‘be omce who“; airmen were l0 s6!» "W" 5UP?" “llnever come in regularly before come, the Crowsnest she had Chloe make b, ‘m. bbeb. subbersg- i Pamakes- "Did it ever occur to you that Fred , After repeated helpings Jerry wen‘. cares a M, for you?" back into the tiny kitchen, vrhicli “waive always been gbod fmndsgil Chloe filled to overflowing, and i-Frbmdsgi- brought the protesting Chloe out. 5mm moved ,.e5t;e5s1y_ This “.55; “Here's m” Pancake wizard? he sam- l the Side of Constance she liked leastl Chloe looked embarrassed, made al-ybe 51gb that wanted byway; to be: sort of curisey and vanished baclrmbnaging things. ¢bmmnbgl beediess:

into her kitchen, But she was im-

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“Did So—so say that?"

"Oh, my yes. Head over heels or nothing for her. She's awfully old- fashioned iri lots of ways."

"She's a good kid. I wish she did care for Fred, but I guess loves a funny business. so far as I can sec

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mensely pleased none the less and after that night hurried through he: work at the cottage every day to get down t0 the Crowsnest.

There was a constant demand for hcr pancakes and Iricd eggs and boiled coffee which she cooked in an old pot on top of the stove, scorning

of the movement went on earnest-. ~ "Of course I do. But we agreed we

"You ought to think about Freitldidnt either of us want that wild He's a nice chap, good-looking, easyl neck or nothing stuff in our lives. to get along with, and when this; I tell you, Constance, we're a lot flight is over he'll be pretty well fix-j happier than most engaged couples. ed with his share of the prize money: We don't nag each other, or get arid the other things he can do when l jealous, and we have a lot of fun to-

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the percolaior. "Coffee that ain't boiled ain't coffee," she declared, So-so found time to take Woliang on long walks. Her cheeks glowed from the chilly exercise and more than one of the pilots commented on itls mam’, gob m be l business M, hcr newly blossoming beauty. "She rflngemenb_ You've got to many bi looks Norse alright. when she strides l man you mm o! couxab but on tbei along the road ivitli that big white 0mm. hum W5 necessary for mm w‘, dog at her side-pretty picture if you ‘

k 01d F d_ 1 be} k be able to give you a good home, take ' as me. re s compe y cue oo i-

over her, but you can't tell whether care of you’ and an that. so-so’; fallen for hlm or not," One of y n; don‘, beligvg 1'11 ever marry,“ I. them remarked. ESo-so said slowly. "But when I do.‘

She's prettier than Jerry's girl if, i you ask me."

“But. Jerry's girl's got money-mo wonder he calls that new bus of his "Oh you make me tired, So-so. Lis- thc "Golden Girl!" ten. Why don't, you let me talk to

Constance commented one day on Fred? I'm Sui-g h; only needs a little} So-sds appearance. “You always were urgjng_ 13¢ kind to him. Go out alone ll pretty, So-so. but lately you're a rav- 1' with him more. I'll wager that iri a, ing beauty. It's the exercise, Wolfan; j month, before they start, he'll ask needs B. lOt, Of walking." l ygu to njarry him,"

They Were havlnz tea in the YBUOW So-so smiled, remembering how room back of the Crowsnest. Cori- rmany times Fred had asked her w stance looked specuiatlveiy at So-si. lmm-ry him, "You may be right," she‘

"It's funny that, you don't fall lnisald noncornmitaily. ' love with some of the boys around . "1 know I'm right. Come on, let me here, So-sojYou surely get enough j talk to Fred. I'll do it tonight."

"You'll do nothing of the kind," So-so said sharply. “You're r18!“

- y- when you say Fred is fond of m9- Radlan} (llrlhood I've known it for a long Will 3'"-

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frequently sufferers of headaches; clmnle- He's been in “We with 30-” back and side aches, easily tircd and. m‘ W‘) Yum ‘md he's asked P“ w breathless, because of anaemia which‘ ma"? hlm 5° mam’ “m” hes lost’ stealthily attacked them III girlhood. count"

Bu; foftunaufly the“, b, a remedy, Constance flushed. “I don‘t believe within easy reach. Thousands of, W" I tired, worn-out women and dclicatel "It haPpem t” be m” and you re girls who have sought the seif-helpl ml ilmwlng ‘my kindness to 50'” of Dr. Williams‘ Pink Pills are grate-i when you m’ W" h" film" m“ fui for the way in which these pills WW3’ have restored them to robust fltnessl JHYI’ 5991“ “Km? H! hned the This eflective tonic and nerve reswrer,‘ 1d" 0f COIISLBII“ "I'll"! 50'5" W always helps to make plenty of rich.l H18"? “ed °l' “Y me- “mi he w” red blood that speedily puts an end to,’ lflhlmed of the feeling. Constance anaemia. A wan, delicate girl, or‘ was silent for a while. tired, weary woman soon becomes "I'm 80H)’. Jflfi- 1 hlvflfli my brighter when this new blood courses business to cry to Hm Elli-W’! “is 1°’ through the system. Color comes to, h"? 5m "um be "e." h“ “"1 her cheeks and lips; her appetite ln- 80mm"! "h" ‘h’ °h°“~ ueasescs; her nerves are steadied, and “Jerry llflwd h"- "Thllfl my l°°d she-becomes vital and active again. 8111-"

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oral years I was greatly distressed "Oh. you h"?! 690m V"! enm- with pains in the back and sick head-- sisstic." _

aches. 1 felt tired all the time, dial "Neither do you."

not sleep well and had n. poor cpps- Constance llllflhed. "I 811988 m"

"Marrying on futures?” So-so ask- ed. l "Don't be silly, So-so. There's an‘ awful lot of nonsense talked about romance in marriage. But I think

i crazy wild about, not to some one 1i simply like and respect."

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mo she'd nsver marry unless she was

heads are too iiiii of tho 1111M f" the Golden Girl. We'll have to 16% the romance wait. It's silly 1 ‘"9’ pose, but Bo-so had such s solemn fsoo this sftemoon when sho told

wildly in love with the msntbst I

wondered if ws weren't being u bit u» cold blooded about‘ our snllll-

_ aunt." .

"Nothing, if that satisfies you."

“It does. Now give us a nice bi; kiss and let's forgo; about philoso- Phyf’

He kissed hcr heartily, but it was a very thoughtful Constance who said good night to liim that night.

When she saw Su-so next day she made amends for hsi" interference,

“I'm awfully sorry for the way I butted in yesterday," she said blunt- ly. "It wasn't any of my business and I hope you won't hold 1i gainst mo. So-so."

"Of course 6 won't.‘ Forget about

it. Fred's going to take me up to- morrow to do some charting. Iie wants to teach me all about naviga- Lion." l “Fine. I envy you. I'm going south at the end of the week. you KIIOW. I tried to persuade father to fly dov/n, but he won't. I wish you'd come with us. We're taking our pri- vate car. Lats of room."

So-so smiled. "Thanks. I couldn't let you do any more for me."

Constance did not press the invita- tion. She was gired of the cold, tired of the flying field, ready for a change, "Whenever I gct what I want, then I want, something else," she’ thought. “What I need is a real interest. Some day I'll have it in Jerry, I sup- pose."

TO BE CONTINUED

During one of the busiest weeks last year 2.000 passengers arrived and departed at the London air station.

~ VER wait to see if a headache will "wear off." Why suffer when there's always Aspirin? The millions of men and women who use it in increasing quantities every year prove that it does relieve such pain. The medical profession pro- nounces it without effect on the heart, so use it as often as it can s are you any pain. Every druggist always has genuine Aspirin tablets for the prompt relief of a headache, colds, neursigim-Jumbago etc. Fa- miliarize yourself with the proved directions in every package.

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MBRTGAGE SALEE

T0 nu sow by Public Auction Inl front of the Law Courts Bulldlng at Charlottetown in Queen‘; County in Prince Edward Island on Thursday the Ninth day of May A. D., I929 at the hour of twelve o'clock noun, ALL THAT tract piece and parcel of Isnd situate lying on TllllllShlp number 63 in King's County bounded and den‘- rribed as follows, that is to ssy:—l CSmmencing onthe south side of the,‘ Peters Road and at the west bound- ary ol I00 acres of land now or lor- merly Inthe possession of Neil John- ston, thence south along tho said west bounds y 83 chains and 34 links to the north boundary of 9'1 acres of land in the possession of Malcolm Bethune, thence west l2 chains to the east boundary of 100 sores of laud now or formerly In the pos- session of Roderick McLeod, thence north along the same to the said road and thence oust along the said road to the place of commencement containing One Hundred (100) my“

some is described In a Deed of Con. vvyance from tho Commissioner of’ Public Lands to James Clow bearing date the IIth dsy of December A. D. I891. '

The above sale ls made under and b! virtue of s. power of sulo con- tained In an Indenturo of Mortgage bflrlnr date the 6th day of January A. D. 1925 and made between Jennie A. MoDonaldlof Alliston In King's County aforesaid, wife of Daniel Mo. Allllllld (or the one port) gm] sum LsOlair of Charlottetown In Qugggfg County In sold Island, Illa of Ale‘. under LeCluir (of the other port), because of default having been mad;

the payment of the principal and terest due thereby.

For further particulars apply gt the oflice of MacDonald A MicPhee, Solicitors, Riley Building, Char-log". town.

Dated this Fourth in r A | A. n, mo. y ' m‘

BADIE LICLAIR,

M 3055-4-6-13-20-27. out-n‘.

DOMINION OI‘ CANADA PROVINCE OI‘

PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND No. D40

IN CIIANCEBY BEFORE TIII VICE CIIANCELLOI Between Frederick Wallace Williams,

Administrator of Estate G w: eorgo B.

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In F‘ uauco of about-chi ordn- mods In the abovs ouum on thg 1m; our o! Avril. A. n, mo, by m; Ivflm. Tho vi» Chllloollor, s will It up sud sell at Public Auction on

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ASSOCIATED SYSTEM

Charlottetown, Prince Edward. Island

English Church road and in the south| sldc of Spring or Adams Creelflndy from thence by u line running west three degrees thirty minutes South for the distance of seventy three chains, thence south three degrees thirty minutes east for the distance of thirteen chains thence. east. for the distance of seventy sevni chains to the shore of Granville Bay, thence In u Northerly direction following the course of said shore and the Spring or Adams Creek to the stake at the place of commencement. containing one hundred acres of laud a little, more or less. and being the farm formerly owned by Thomas Adams.