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I aoossrrs. Beltlum. Nov. 1- K1Il8 leopold III in a speech yer.-

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“ Six Miles East ‘of Charlotte- town, now-occupiedby , FRANKLIN Minis; Will be sold h

be considered a frontier.

a frontier," he said. ‘The simplest means of

on.

torday told thousands of his sub- jects that all of little Belgium must

The King, at a ceremony com- ﬁil-I the 20th anniversary of the first Battle of Flser, piored" the public discussion o: de- fence plans which he said the' G°Vemmmt would carry out.

“Since the whole of our territory is subject to attack from the, air‘ and by a motorised enemy an hour after the outbreak of a war, the whole territory constitutes

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By Edwin Bsimer

For Saint, John Longshoremeu

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.—.-.-=._ iiedabbed away the 1N9! of caatﬂtnoleogsirwumentinaed; ' bmed and-after he had done mu weipivuunmmenanoueaiiu w-P- IIQI-"l-‘h PM" u): encemoa-etlnbieedingceaaeiiandieeagih Katbjname MINT JOBN-N- B-aggl- '- tasiims uttequirednomoreat-abovmhia. ' waicuwivlﬂmllﬂm"¢°'°'w w“ tention; yet, after he had returned on-iast Saturday night, let's name P035011!’ IOrhI-bdlillg Ienerlicargo tohisoﬂiceandwaeatbisdeskand haddrawndheicrowdsg f ~ andsixeentsforgraincargowere when he was sure that Hlison was Bowing mqﬂeirgyigggqm 35g, written into the IINOUIIIVI‘ be- notwamiiaa. be iurtiveiy thrust irmminmmmqwugmww. tween the em ﬂ mknueuﬂandnsarcesmuiiuisnrmreurga-ueisnmsasmvevedl- "Piﬂ" mam-nimmmsqummmmhsamamégjmmiwimnmgmwug‘ “Went-at a‘ lmﬂl- on‘ mim- . an . Ellison. W110 during the day bed eomeoihthemaawhimjholﬁiessm T!" n" n" “'1'” ‘ﬂak’ beenassignedtothocasalookedup 11mm‘; m,‘ ea w mmwd as of Willy "*1 Qnlmll" 3°? "a fromhisexaminatlon oi theevi-gmywgdggbu. gnqwgpgbn n. year The when" now dence whichhadbene brought down “mm “aqua-egg, ' ~ j fromthelrandiuryroom. Jeanfiaisydidnotevenappb|ghandliul 9918M’- Illﬁ W. “WIVBIKOOG 0Il0,rdgm,md\mn‘uu“'a,' ‘ugh eentlnerhvllrvhile P“, “Y? l“ - “b” h‘ m“ men had forbiddenher, very im- u“ 7”" m!‘ 3°?“ m" pressively stating thatit was QBBGD- w" i m“ m‘ mm‘ °""'° m“ "Wm m‘ ‘W- "Y" I'm“ W‘ tialthatslrewait before visiting Ket. "3 m“ ‘°' "w" "“ "°"""-"- - - - - Li!" "error-leer i" a \ even ‘ . the res- ‘ 1t VII emitter o! N099! W1“ enbaaaisoitwaaeeseniiithaeahe Master of s- SI gguﬂmmt- ‘éallmhdw: refrain from diseuning any feature A l a D- had out him at night into a police 22:‘ m‘ aunt“ ‘es I station cell for safe-keepmg until he m‘ m. emhmhwgto my o“ ‘m, i- » eouldbehaled beforea in hMmwh-uw "um" Wm, {A}. By Gnardhll’: Special Wire)

the morning, never had he been iail- ed; so Joan Daisy had no precedent, out oi her long experience with

. .'Ded's misdemeanors. to prepare her

tion is m avoid war. Hence u; is ‘m’ ‘he

purchasers‘ necessary to develop military resis- Apply, '-. tance to the utmost, and place MQRLEY M_ BELL ourselves 1n a position of being able Summersme lthte coitilntrysitilalbllllltles to put them . n o ac on w e greatest ene

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TENDERS

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Sealed Tenders will be received by the ‘undersigned until 5 o'clock P. M. Monday, . V. November 5th, for Goﬂ’ Bros, Ltd., stock of Stock can be examined and lists seen at

Lowest or any tender not necessarily ac-

Goif Bros.

Owing to ill-health there is offered for sale the Peter Stewart. Good buildings. Splendid location.

, next. For further particulars apply.

e, ,_ PETER STEWART, ALEX. STEWART, Own

"ifiildjoining FarmséFor Sale

farms

g ,,_oi 180 acres situated at Marsliﬁeld, occupied by Alex. and

If not

~aold privately will be sold by public auction in February

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Saturday, running on the same schedule,

This offer remains in effect for one month.

Commencing Monday, October 22nd, Blue Bus will -operate three days a week: Monday, Wednesday and

Rin. S le. ‘From PETERS via route to STURGEON $1.75 $g1.00 LOWER & UPPER MONTAGUE . . . . . 1.50 .90 NEW PERTH 1.20 .10 ‘SOMERVILLE 1.10 .60 "ALBERRY PLAINS . . . . . . . . . . . . 1.00 .55

VERNON RIVER . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .90 .50

MILIZVIEW . . . . . . .75 .40

CHERRY VALLEY .. l. . . . . . . . . .60 .35

POWNAL .. . . . . . .50 .25

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equences of Ket’s im-

prisonment.

When Dads mo dropped, abruptly, u‘

out o fthe usual round oi his daily

m inflict reprisals compatible with - d°‘""- “MP” *1" m’ h“ "ml"

ed .his accustomed place, after a brief interval, none the worse, if none the better; but Ket not only: had dropped out; he had. been ob- llteraied.

His dark and silent ﬂat toolg on an aspect similar to that which had been Adels, and which was closed. following the formal findings oi the coroner's jury. For Adele's mother had come from Minneapolis and re- turned with the body of her daugh- termnd had taken with her, also, the little girl who had been Adele's and Keifs. She had packed up and ship- ped away the furniture, except such articles as Calvin had reserved to hold in evidence; and after a. decent time, probably another week or so, the ﬂat would be offered for sub-

lease.

Ket's ilat at least remained as it had been, since he had paid his rent in advance; but no one counted upon his return to it. No one, with any money at stake, cared to venture his dollars upon Ket’s acquittal. Ket's tailor, paid and well paid for three brown suits recently delivered, celled conﬁdentially upon Joan Daisy to discuss the chance of his getting his money if he ﬁnished a fourth now "in work"; and he decided not to take the chance. A garageman who had cared for Kat's car. consulted Joan Daisy, when she passed by his establishment, and asked her to tell Ketlar he must pay several months, in advance or send his car elsewherel for storage. The proprietor appeared to be uncertain as to his lien on the property of a man who might be put so death by the State.

CHAPTER. 32 '

AN IMPORTANT APPOINTMENT

Above the Echo Garden stood in shining letters. "Henry's World- Famous Echo Dance Orchestral"

Kenny's! Benny's name in the lights and Ket‘s name nowhere! "Kenny's" said the radio announcer. when the Echo orchestra was brood-

Chancery Sale

DUN DAB. L01.‘ l6

NOTICE is hereby given tbatcpur- suant to Decretal Order of the curt of Chancery cf this Province made in the matter of John F. Jenkins, Com- plainant, and William Jenkins and others, Defendants, No. l) 304, l WlLL SET AND SELL by public auction, on the premises, on Satur- day, the 10th day o! November, A. 1),. i034, at 3.80 o'clock afternoon, laud of the late Richard Jenkins. ‘ - lng 50 acres at Dundee, Lot ss in Kings Cnnnii; bounded on the north by land of Chester Riley, on the east by France lined, on the south by the Road leading to Cumberland Hill Road and on the west by land of John R. Jenkins, free from encum- brsnees,

Such sale to be under the direction nnrl subject to the approval of mid Court oi Chancery. Conditions at

sale.

For further particulars apply to H, F. MacPhec. lila ., Charlottetown. Complainant's Solic or, to the

undersigned. . D, EDGAR SHAW. Hauler of Chancery. L-1T6D-l030-l1-2.

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Cottage House No. 100 Hillsborougli St.

Thoroughly remodelled Heating and Plumbing all . new, Apply to L. M. POOLE & C0.

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JUST ARRIVED

Car of Cedar Shingles, all grades. '

Ketlar, whatevertbey bad been.

“But why?" Jean Daley-had asked, mulled and frightened. "I've done nothing with him to be ashamed of." "You must not eey even that-for

"be careful oi your actions every minute. No indiscretions with any one." Y ~

“You'll tell Ket, won't you," begged Joan Daisy, "that I want to see him? And doesn't he want to see me?"

"I will tell him." Elmen promised. He was visiting the jail daily.

On Friday of that week Simon's y telephoned, and the call reached Joan Daisy when she was at work beside Hoberg in his private oﬂice.

Iiimen will see you at two o'clock."

"I'll be there." replied Joan and, thinking of Elmen's big, broad, cold. black-fringed head, she thought also, not of Ket, but of the narrower. brown-haired head of Calvin Clarke to which the broad. held head was

opposed.

I-Iobergs red head bent down. "Who is it, Joan? Elmen?" he whis- pered sollcitousiy, "I'll go see‘ him with you." -

Joan Daisy suddenly had become almost breathless in her excitement. She did not want Hobergsescort. but, even in her excitement she con- sidered how to prevent her employer from accompanying her without oi- fending him. "Mr. Eimen's a queer man, always so important, she said; and, Hoberg, realising that Elmen probably would not admit him with her, remained in the office.

As she passed out, the draftsmen and girls in the general office gazed at her and followed her with their eyes, as now ‘they always did; the elevator man spoke to her in his new manner of ous concern. Then. on the street no one knew her: thou- sands passed her; millions surround- ed her-the millions, millions of the people of Illinois, the People of the State who, if they knew, were against Ket and her, because Mr. Clarke had fold them to he.

She felt enklndled. She felt her- self to be on her way, at last, to strike a blow at Mr. Clanke, who ac- cused, arrestod and jailed in the name of the State.

She detached herself from the crowd on the walk, and stepped from

_ here.

NEW 803K. Octal-Captain H. A. b. Bond. master of the Oimard- Whito Star liner Alaunie. died at uthsmpton, nigiand, today of meumonia, said a oablegram re- ceived at the offices of the line

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Captain Bond sailed from 1on- don last Sstuirdn for Montreal but when the Aiaun reached South- amptonhewassoillthethewas taken ashore- to a hospital. He served with the Cunard line for 28‘ YBBTS. . \

As staff captain oi-the llkanooniy onacriuseamundtboworlddap- tam Bond met and later married Miss Mary Hammond of New York, nyears agow-anondisnowin New York on a visit. She will sail for Southampton in the Majestic

Friday, Nov. 3. ,

Gives Theory For Hlfx. Explosion

(C. P. By Guardians’ Wire) HALIFAX, Oct. (ﬁr-Stating that the late Mrs. Daniel Dudes once told his wife she often thought of burn- ing her home to clear on debt and back taxes by the insurance, Robert Cruse burst a minor bombshell today in the opening session of an inquiry into the deaths of six in a recent mysterious explosion in the north end of Halifax.

Cruse, who ‘ culously escaped from death when a tenement col- lapsed his wife, eon and daughter and Mrs. Dudas and two children, proved the star witness at today's hearing. ~ Appearing belore Magistrate J. L. Barnhlli with his leg still in plaster cast he retold to the court another possible explanation of the disaster. The day before the tragedy. he said, a man named Cashen, who worked for Dudas, claimed the latter owed him money and declared: "I'll get even with him/"Cruse also said he smelt a strong odor of gasoline about the place that day.

Wage Increase v

Art Gallery played an important pan in the social life i; half d century ago.

here society viewed

the latest ictuns brought aver ram Bug- lami or the eminent.

‘T o be able to discus: the latest Whistler or Millet from ﬁrst hand Knowledge was pan of i cir education.

"%lld“l] Hm" was slis g: icy adopted when the ﬁn: v o] Surprise Seep was mad: in Si. Stephen, N.B., 49 gun an. lace seals‘: barn r Jmpvavid wit‘: "lofts-TE knowledge, lespin| pus wit modem vequfvzvnrnt-i.

There Were Fewer Leisure Hours in the Eighties . . .

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before SURPRISE SOAP was made

° Many new labour-saving aids have come to us since then, but hundreds of thousands of house- wives atill rely on Surprise to free them from the ‘back-breaking hours of wash day.

° The gentle Surprise suds reach and loosen every particle of dirt, so that rinsing leaves the washing fragrant and beautifully clean. And a soap that washes thoroughly in less time means more leisure for the housewife.

° You can trust even your ﬁnest things to Sur- prise Soap. Its rich, penetrating lather cannot

possibly harm even the moat delicate fabric.

THE BIG GOLDEN BAR

Science Tests Gunners Eyes

Del

the clear, October chill of the street into a vestibule, where an old-fash- ioned steam radiator was hissing. and which commun‘ ‘ ‘I with a hall with a high-vaulted roof, two old-fashioned stories in height, and black iron elevator cages rising and descending upon unwinding cables» behind old, black, filigreed gratings.

The building, in contrast to the immaculate, compact and yet far taller, modern structure where Hob- erg had his oiiiees, reminded Joan Daisy of the Criminal Courts Build- ing and, in fact, it belonged to the same era. The interior trim, on the floor where Joan Daisy emerged from the elevator, was golden oak. as in the court: the musty odor of old. often-washed wooden floors was re-

girl's mind the image of this build- ing as the courts‘ opponent since the decade when both were new.

lll-BRAN RElIEVEIl

Delicious Cereal Brought New Health to Mr. Bartholoi

We to from his voluntary let- ter: “ had considerable trouble with stomach. Digestion was will gavaugmtrmonlyﬂ “and” relief. W“

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WILMINGIION, ., Oct. 8i. - Gunners‘ eyes are fairly

impErta-nt possessions of gunners. Ye you hardly would expect them to be an object o! technical research at the Burnside laboratory of I. I. Du Pent de Neznoure t 00., inra New Jersey suburb across the Delaware River from here.

The ways of Big Business are de- vlous and strange. Why should the Brothers Du Pout be concerned with

abodmthe prosecution; here dwelt the defense.

Above and below Max Ilimenb name, in the neat white letters of the black board of the building dir-

thsdoorwhiehwaatheentranoeto the extensive suite of Kleppmaa and Wein- A young, bald man with shell-rimmed Ipectaeies informed her that Mr. Max was in and that

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a shooter's eyes? They have a logi-

cal reason; a reason which has a.

direct bearing on dividends to stock-

holders.

Thousands of beginning gunners make miserable scores at the traps and skeet fields. Other thousands of merely fair marksmen would go in for tournament shcotin ii their scores were improved. If all these

taught an exceedingly simple about how to use their eyes in sight- ing a gun, they would do more shooting and buy more ammunition. if they knew this trick-which has little or nothing to do with actual vision - they would not give away their guns m discouragement anrl take up dahiia Hence the Du Pout company is considerably interested in. gunners‘ eyes. That is why Wallace Coke. ballistic engineer at the Burnside

sive, speedy. and eff

, whereby the individual gunner may

learn whether to shoot with both eyes open, or whether to aim with his right or left eye closed.

Determining a gunners "master

gun instructors. Trouble with the old and conventional methods is they are often insecure‘ . Scientific in- vestigations shows that gunners fool the instructors quite frequently, be- causethe gunnerisfooiedbyhisown

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