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(YAMAHA PROVINCE OF PRINCE BUN/ARI) ISLAND

‘IN (flnulcery 1Y0. D. 31M

Before The Muster Ol The Boll, Bessie Btsvrnrt k Dre. Complainants

Pearl Stewart Bore Defendants

By vlrtuo of nu Ornler of thin Court dated the 3rd chw of October A, D. 100d it vrae ordered that the Estate of Donald MnDonnld Btnwert lute pt Hampshire in queens County should be administered in this Court and thut ull accounts and chime ugulnnt the Estate should be received uml tulrsn by the Muster of the Belle nll creditors of the deceased or clnlnr- ing any futerent in hle estate are lseroby ordered to come in on or he- Iqre the fifteenth dey of March-A. D. i935 et eleven o'clock ln the fern- huun before the Master of the Rolls st Me Chnmbgre at the Lnw Courte l ulldlng ln Charlottetown to prove heir debts or clulme otherwise to be "eluded from the benefit of eelll rller and barred from or ugnlnet Qny olnlln ngnllllt 0h! ltltl B0500 ill this ndmlnlntretlon. ' lnallED thll 00th Ilbrfllrf A. D. . DONALD MCKINNON Cornplulnnntn Solicitor. LElTll E. BBECKEN Beiletrer

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When Captain n. E. Nedden takes the cruise liner "PRINCE

RDIEBT” of the Canadian National StsarnshL out of Vancouver on June 28 on the first of a series of four 11-day cruises up the North Pacific Coast to Skagwsy. he will be in command of s. vessel which he "fathered? 'l‘he "PRINCE: R0853?” is one of three ships built under Captain Neddens supervision et the yards of Messrs, Csmmell, Laird and Com- pany, Birkenhead, England. Cap- tain Nedden was ‘born at sea and served his apprenticeship on a. sailing shlphon which he circum- navigated e globe several times. Hehaabeciwith the C— sdlan

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Professional Bards

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J. A. BENTLEY, K. C. Barristers and Attorneys-et-Lew MONEY m LOAN Office: 180 Richmond Street.

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. . HAMPSHIRE SCHOOL

Grade X-l Phyllis Easton, 2 Mildred ‘lremem.

GIIBAZlG VlII-l John Edward 2 Man-gum Lerter 3 Celia. ‘Homers.

m v-1 ' Tremors 2 pulwn mteon 8 Alloe .

Grade lIl—(Sr)-—1 Om Tbcmere 2 Errol Stewart 3 Irvin! Twine"-

Grade 1H—-(J!r)—1 Robert. Ed- wumde end Feme Treonexe (Null-l) 2 Willie Larter and Berlllw- WNW

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Mildred Latter a Ralph Edwards. Grade I—(Sr)-—1 Gerald Easter, 2

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The colored preacher was de- scribing m: "but place" w a w" greuation of awed listeners.

llklends, s. ma. you've new this he.e melted iron running out of e furnace, ain't you all, white-hot. sizzling and hissing? well-

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DOMINION 0F CANADA

PROVINCE 0F

i'l(l.\l‘lf. EIHVAIID ISLAND

In the Surrogate Court 25th, George V. A. D

. B36

n. m Estate of ‘Jeremiah lllehnr of Pleasant Grove in Qllbfll’! County in the said Province, Farmer. deceased intestate.

By the Honournbln Harold Leonard Palmer, Surrogate, Judge of Probate,

etc, etc,

To the Sheriff of the County of Queen's County or any Constable or literate pexeon within esld County

GIIITING l

WHEREAS, upon reading the Del-l- tlon on file of James lllabnr of Pleas- sut Grove aforesaid. Former, tbs Ad- ministrator of the Estate of the tbove named deceased. brsyinl that s clu-

uan be issued for the purpose bore er eet forth: You are there- fore hereby required to cite ell Ml‘-

scne interested in the ssld Estate to be end appear before me at a Surro- ote Court to be bold lu the Court

ousa in Charlottetown, in Queens County, in eeid Province, on Monday, the egbteeutb flay of Ierob Inert com-log. et the hour o! eleven oolock fore-noon of the nme day to thew “up I any they cen wby the Ac- counts of the sod Estate should not be peeled sud the Estate closed se ursyeo for in esid petlllon and on motion of D. Edgar Show, Esq“ Proctor foe eeid petitioner.

And I do hereby order thst e tru-t sow hereof be forthwith‘ pofll new per publlehe lottetown e oreeeld one» L: escb wsek at least four consecutive weeks om the date hereof end that s true copy borsof be forthwith nested followin public places romeo- vely. name . ln the hell of llm Clenrt House n Charlottetown aforesaid.

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few minutes after Grill l"! a had disappeared from Sam- dad Oluembsfs sight, a tail, 10118‘ necked man. wearing dark ween robes and e broed leather belt set with huge gamete, stalked info the temple. A vulturlne nose. e grflylsh fringe of hair encircling s. ‘bald skull just above the tips of lobelfifll. P01119- ed ears, accentuated a rellllfllfllll resemblance to a bird of prey.

It was Milslpl. high priest of the

He strode towards Banded (Ihlembs, followed by six attend- ants, en-hesded and naked to the waist.

Samdsd Ohlembs looked up from n1. tofpaperhehadbeen studying.

"Greeting!" he said harshly. “Art thou the high priest of this temple?" “I am he!" was the answer. “I an! Milaspa, forty-eighth high priest of the White Python!’ ’

‘Then assuredly. 1111011 3119"“ that I em come that the King pro- phecy msy be fulfilled!" said Bam- dad Chiemba.

“The prophecy is known to us. The coming of its fulfilment was awaited.” answered Milsspa, his face as black as thunder. "Greeting. Samdad Chiembs, Abbot of Hlsmpol"

‘ -‘ Chiembxrs eyes giittered. “Hesrken, Milaspa! Danger threatens us both. To avert it, s. quarter share of the treasure hidden in thy veiled world must at once be placed st my disposal! Ask no ques- tions, but obey! The rosaons thou shalt know later. Give orders bloat lt be sent to the the last of the upper caverns!" ‘

Mllaspafis long, slit-like nostrils whitened.

"What buyesl! thou, Sarndad Ohi- embs?"

The abbotfs glance flickered swiftly over the sacrificial sitar and the great hierogrsnxs of winged ser- pents and discy, painted on the walls; and returned to Mllaspafs f

ace. ,

"Naught." he answered, his slant eyes seeming to dart fire. "There is one from whose talons I seek to save, not only the greater treasure which will remain, but also a Faith which was thy forefathers’ faith be- bore they took another god! For this reason, the gold is necessury . . . Thou hast a traitor guide in thy midst! If my magic fail to save

from him who would slay, smash and pllfer, then the river that flows through thy world will bring hither from a place called the Valley of Peace, shordc .of two-legged tigers who will leave not a grain of gold or a. living soul behind them when they depart! Knowest thou of whom I speak?"

"I have seen his form, like c. tree standing in the night. I have econ it in the lVfirror of Black Water. Yea. And the whisper of his name has come to me through the dark- ness,‘ ‘answered Milasps, writhing his long neck to gaze at the lighted fourth entrance. “Yet, though I

him not! In the Veiled World, more is that with which even this tiger dare not fight! our god is s. power- ful god! The White Python is not m be defied!" ‘

“There is but one way to safety." retorted Bamdad Chiembs. the words falling from his llpe Ike drops from a melting icicle. ‘Trust my power-which is greaf.—p.nd ful- fll the prophecy, by bringing about the wedding of her who ls lmown ll the consort of the serpent, to him who is her p. Pestined male!"

Mllaspa. regarded him sullcnly.

"Her reign, it seems. bodes u! little good," he snarled. “There- fore, whether she marry the man. who has come with thee, or another —or none-ls of no consequence!"

Ssmdsd chiembs laughed.

"Thy gruntings are foils-h. Milos- pa! Was it not according to the Prophecy, that she came to you— even as I come?’ '

“It is so." answered Mllasps, fln- gering the artificial knife dangling at his waist, its naked blade thrust through a gold ring suspended from two leathern thongs. "I said that her wedding is of no onsequcncel Nor is it," he lnssled.

Samdad Chiembss eyes seemed to read the hlgh priest's soul. The lines in his stem face deepened.

"Beware Mllaaps! The destroyer whom I have mentioned, knows of thy world, and is planning to talke it from thee! Beware!"

Miiaspa looked slowly round the

great temple. All this wss his world.

And now it was threatened by one

whom he knew not, but f-mred and

hated with all his being. His sup-

remacy was menaccd and his au-

thority challenged.

“It is thou who wilt conduct the

ceremony on the Night of the Ber-

pent, ssmdsd Ohlembs." he snarl-

ed. "It ls thou that wilt announce

to my people that. thou are the giv-

er to them of a king! Thy voice

will tell them that he is to be great-

er than the god whom I have ex-

tolled to them as the greatest 0f all

gods! For, though the King proph-

ecy ls known, 1 speak not of it to

them. Thus, thou wilt take ewsy

from me my honor among the peo-

ple of the shadow, so that I shall

stand before them, not as their

supreme high priest, but s: thy ser-

vant!" His face, es he stored et the

roaring splend of the column of

greenish blue flame, wss e mask of . hatred.

Samdsd Chiembs was rc-rendlng the Pfllltr in his hand.

"I seld thy speeches were foolish

looking up from it. "But the speech thou hast just uttered, ls not fool- ish! I will return to lflampo. You shall carry out s1! that ls to be done, alone, end supreme in author- ity. falls the Night of the

rpen “On the third eter time from thlt which is past," responded Mllsspe.

. hoersely. He intended to offer up on

that night, the greatest sacrifice the White Python had yet been given- a white woman of the upper world. But’ of this he seld nothing.

Agsln the icicle dripped.’

“Woe to thee and thy people if this prophecy be not fulnlledl" com-

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The high priest fingered, uneasily, the handle of his knife.

"What if the men-otter he has seen that which he must eee-will not wed?"

Samdad Chiembfs face darkened.

“The man will not refuse! He is of a people who refuse to hurt woman. Remember that!"

Mllasps took e deep breath.

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“They remain-lest there be need of s messenger!"

Ssmdsd Chlcmbs strode towards the lcsthern curtains. his hands clasped behind his back. Ha f-way across the temple, he paused.