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_fy ,we are paying $1.00 for Polo-I
I toes and|75 cts. for Oats. Wei
 'also wish to announce that we
lj! ,want to purchase one hundred
.. _ ° of young _pi s from 5 to
 fsmleeko _old _an For which w(€_e
I 438!! ' oo prices or goo »
F stooglyilso do not froget to
_ call on us when you want to
_ make any purchase as we can
‘ save you money when buying
for cash.
_ M. KENNEDY & C0..
I _ Bradalbane May 16. 1919.
  AVIATION I
If you are interested in this
most fascinating subject, and
want to learn to fly an aero-
_ _ plane, get in touch with us to
air, late type machine, splendid l
DeVere Avation School
P O Box 349 Truro N S
555515 SM E2ip fi
ron 20vms
accross nneo
to cure a bad ies from which I
suffered." says Miss F. Daudln. of
Soni`e`rset, Man. writlnf: lf) ll-ll! DY0
prletors of Znziilblzll. "Tile numer-
ous reliiedles ~.li.n.ll l used during
flint time ll!-so gltwrvcfl itilrffectivo.
l~‘innil_v I rrzts udliezeti to try your
bltirn-Znrti~I_:lllt I hadnt used il
long bv.-t‘ore I' cntltci _ stu- that thin
totnedy was quite diiiereut from
anything I had before tried lt
wngrfr long l».':l'ore the inflam-
mation began lo disappear and with
it the pnlnx The appearance of the
sore changed-it became hezrlthiet
looking, and then I noticed healing.
had commenced. I persevered Witt.
Zc.tn-link and it entirely cured me
I shall never be without it again.
and if everyone knew the wonder
ful healing power of Znm-Bill; lan;
sure it would be in every home ”
Zam-Buk is so successiui in heal
ing chronic sores because of its
great rednement and its extraordin-
ary powers of penetration. It reaches
the "root" of the disease in the`
underlying tissues and clcanses the
flesh of all germs. Zam-Buk then
grows new tissue, which. replacing
Vthe old and diseased, builds itself
up no the surface akin. A complete
and permanent cure results.
Zum-Bak is best for eczema, uleers.
abscesses. rashes, boils, ptmples,
blood-poisoning. and piles, and is
indispensable as a tirst~ald for cuts.
burns,sealds,e‘sc. A.1ldealers50eb0I
 -Buk
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CHAPTER X(‘.\' V
| iundresacll
`monu_ ldld
and slipped oh a ki-
not attempt to go to
‘bed It would be no use I could
,not sleep. I
wepi a little as I sat
'ln the dark, Wept over my foo||,n1,.
ness in ta king
that letter, which not
.Sven yet. would I admit was such tl
§il9il\l0lls sin as Neil seemed to think.
I al-so cried ti
bit over the .thought
'lliat in spite of my lovely home, and
l all our money,
I nc-ver could realize
:my social aspirations. I had nslccu
‘Ml-_ and- Mrs.
Powers to :t small din-
|nm~ 1 gave aunt a.nd received _their
tpolite regrets.
Nell had been really
§nngry_ I think he was more disap-
-pointed than I. although he showed
lit differently.
l "Give me a
few years more and
li’ll show Powers and that old-fogy
lhunch where they get off!" he `had
ldeclnred when without a word of
‘comment I laid their regrets before
_him
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"They d_on't even plead ri previous
engagement," l returned. "lt wouldn't
have hurt quita so much if they
bod." _
_ ,___ _ I "It doesn't hurt ine! they are
 _,_-Ji lsnobs anyway. I-‘amily doesn't count
`-i<F,=_.f-T1?-J' \ ‘for everything now-a-days."
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lllé \llitl»~t':~is:l|»erl_ :ind endorsed “Ten-
“But Nei| both your family and
mine 'are as good as his." Then. "It
can't be thot," I added.
“\\'hnt. is it then? I haven't quite
so much money as bn has perhaps,
 
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_ Belyea and McNlece
' COST ACCOUNTANTS
li»»:' lor sttilir- :lf Souris, P. E. 1.," will
be re=<‘»:-iw-li -lmli 12 o’clock noon,
but I will have in time."
“lt isn`l the money either Neil. I
Thursday. Jure 12, 1919. for the dn- am SUN, of that
livery ond plating oi' stone on por
tions of the sl owrlrd -ide of the Sourig
Jrenk\\'nt.»l-_ l\`-nt:‘:- County, P.E.I. l
“What is it then? ‘i'oll ni-en’t
thinking of that tool idea that it is
because"-lic
stopped and lconld
.1 Ano Auorrons
General. Municipal and Corpor-
lf ation Auditing nnn syntnninttz. "
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. Government; and Civic income 
‘; ` Bt.. John, Moncton, Amherst.
Pltlns .intl i1_il'n\~ of contract can bein
een nntl ==..l»--_-llitnliotl :lull Forms oi?
tl>nd“.'»r olirnitled at this Departmenihlg
" at the oillclfs' ot' the District. Engin-l
ot get him tol talk further.
This all cnlnc hack to me ns i
nr svaitinfz t`or Mr. Frederick to
leave. '\Vniting also to question Nell
 _ __ 7'” ‘*€“`»‘? -‘I "l11\V\0‘l'flU\\`lJ. P- E- l-. Sf-las to what he had meant when lie
  ‘  Tues. Manuiactut-in! Post;  l ‘|"h“- 5' H- “ml “I V0” 0m"‘-‘- -`J0“l'l-*-lsuid Air, Scott. \vn.s n lind umu to
 illgft-'f `fi=?V5~»‘ " ' und Eillciency
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| T"“‘l"" will “"‘ l-“‘ If°"°-“lfl""*7‘d \U1'| I also thought of my plnlis for my
floss lnlltie on prillt~_-.il l.`orln¢: sllppiif.-.rll_<qn_ lthinl; that hurl. worsn oi' nil.
__ _ _  _ ____ _ _ ____ _F ____£__m_______”_mw____ by _tile Depnrtnient :ind in nccordancelqwg knmv yimt 1 ,.(-,\,|(] not do what
‘  » e 5§ah¥5=rana5e».;’i§>`:€'sf.l “li” ‘°"'~i““>l=»' if-‘“i1‘lll9Ll Ulefffill- ‘I wished for him. l wlinted him to
__ ___ __ i`.'lr.-ll 'clltifw tulle' be :-lr-:onlpaniedlhn_v,._ as ,.,JmWmI0n_. me ,.h||d,.@n M
rw.; .»- =  5 .,. ,. »__., ,.   . _ .. _ .
, i  lg ‘Li .. GJ M, _ _._,,l,_,_, .,,g,,,p on .l tliflrlfél' people hilt- tho l"o'.v.»rs. liducatrld
-.- :;"f,l§.j§- ‘ l' ll’ l`U"'>~‘~' l'V‘ ’ll“ '*l'l'~*"F 0l`~iVh"f\vr»l| brought up. roflnuli 'boys and
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“lf-lil  ' - ‘ f "“- "\'-*I*--* f‘l“"| wuirls. not tliosr- lvuosc Dilrcnts were
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__ ';___’1,_l‘l}_" _ " ‘~  i~‘3`_*f- BOW-5" fu' V!" D"UllD`i.'ifl`orli thf. ‘func .~w-lmolll :ts tim oth-
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"11' `  ill" -“Il ll" 0l"V°‘lU”‘d,<icrc l I lm trio ll I could lm.
‘- "H I ‘l-“V 71* \lL'l'0‘l'l“?. 'fflmltl Nell h:ick»-iriell \vhr~n we worn
, .fi V. . . ' .l. .- ,uni I-its-<~,lle»1Il l‘-“~lilll"‘dl Then I ret-nllod what, l'il|llcr hnd
-li'  ' * -' l'1-if up .ln will l»lnoun'_ lstlid nliollt ‘going slowly? I won-
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.ln ` . - Rex Heart was sired byltlreat Hen.-t '““"‘l"""' "5 P'”'l°l"` w_°"k” “'hl""‘_ ""i“l ~--1l10f=c '»vl\if'h l controlled-wlill
i" `  ` His tlrst dam was runnin ny Pilot U" ""~*""“'“1 ‘1 ""` ’“""‘ """-' "‘“"‘“’l°f1cl\ wir. Yet money, f.-nvc when l
Ddedlum, sire of Peter the Great. Sec-I *" 3”" 3 '°’g“l'°~" hm lhad planned n society campaign, had
and dam Gala.-by Tremont. Rex Henrtl 3"’ Olde” llicvor been fi #inc null- non with me.
is a beautiful ba stallion. Hn stnndnl R C DESIIOCIIERS, \Nell, his love, our liuppinoss togc
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_ _ _  16 hands high and weighs i260' _ Secretar_;'.lther, had always been llr.=;l_ Had
 pounds., t Dcpnrlliienl ot Public Works _anyone asked me to choose I should
 Rex Heart will ma.ke't.ne season oif 0l'»lWJ. M85' 12, 1919 have chosen POV'-Mi’ with love. mth
[it .; »;',i_'=.; '_ 1918 gg gyms;-tn Buble, in New perth ' >3S0<i»5-19-l\i3i ter than riches without lt, But I had
Mare's at owners risk
The valuable property, opposite
yn
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I'  except Thursday of each week Fon' lhad no choice. Neil’n insatiable am
farther particulars apply to  - -~Ti»-~-V--»-'__- A-llbition hnd urged him on and on
` 6. H. MYERS, ‘ .until money had 'seemed to como so
 i °“"‘°°-ml Pllousslolul Clllos  ;‘;,‘;;.‘..;fii:r.fi;; “;?..‘1';;‘i3;l
;».` "df, _ `,'.-- ` _ ”'”""~ ‘_“"°" lcounts
 _ sais-5-sinnritnesipn. _   _ snr. only uint vt-ry nny 1 lnnl fn.
Mttll  I , ,celved n. polite note from at lnrgc
__ ' _ CHRQN|C D|8EA8ES lilrm. ODE Wlill Whom I had spent
~`;;?"lifjl F R  E 1 ~:lrnA'rlvn TnriA'rluEN'r ny t.nel'l1°vS=1nd.~. tn nlnnnn ff-Inu.. tt hnn
*‘» .. ` V month in rldvancc Purdy Station h""‘»" '-he fl’-‘ii "Pl"’3l Ui' file kind fl‘0m
\\'¢n;¢l,.;.`,-my ¢0__ y_ y__ U_ g_ _.r_V u firm standing, and I rather won-
Hmfng 12 ,O  dairy NOW dered at it.. 1 had not. mentioned ii.
88;'-5-U0.\itlllAul;20pd. _vet to Neil, hut, must do so in the
morning, l thought, as it recurred
.  ‘_ l` I
  Opera House on-south side of Grnftonl _ _L D_ STEWART' K. c. Ito me, _My own account. was n_rit.
Street having a front thereon; _equal to .such rl demand upon it I
ol’Il8|/2 feet; part of the said property* ' though Nell was always most gen-
Bcrrister Solicitor and
extending hack 160 feet. from Grafton? N0tU|°] Public lerous.
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- MISS CHARLOTTE M ALL'lN
_ co Telephone Co. or lliacl-tinno
&. McNeill Solicitors,
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  FUR SALE 
, 'Double tenement. dwelling house,
V Nos. 204 and 206 Dorchester st A
I good investment.
'_ f .APPIY
' MacKlNNON .ef McNElLl.
I solicitors. ‘
sito#-ismiwa
N:'W$°" B'°°k‘ C'lar‘°"°1°w" __ I-‘lnnlly when I almost. dlspalred
_of their conference ending before
M LM" °" R°°' Eslne lmorniniz I henr-1 the library door
“""'”"“'-"-'*"*~*“_ Open. ond their voices in the hall :ls
Branch Office. Georgetown
s. s. Hfsstnn
Notary Public, etc.
MONEY T0 LOAN
Montague. P. E. I. '
MGRSOII 8: DUFFY
Barrister; and Attorneys
MONEY T0 LOAN
Solicitors for_Roy:1| Bank of Cansdai
MoLF.ilN 6': |AcKlNNO|l
Barristerc Attorneys-at-law
. Office Royal Bank Building
Charlottetown, P. I. I.
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 Farmers Notice
l After June first wc will
1* buy. hogs. _on hoof.. at highest
_ market price. We' only Want
; good fat hogs.
" _ _ J. M. ,ROOP & CO.
7dcLEOD Al BENTLEY
W. E. Bentley, n. C.
Barrister and Attorney-st~lnw
MONEY T0 LOAN
Office-Bank of N. S. Chambers
YIIIRBURTON Sr SHUI
Barrlstcrs, Attorneys. Notary Pub-
lic, Etc.. Solicitors for Canada Bank
Association Bunk of Montreal, Cum
adn. Permanent Mortgage corpor- ' Welcome, thrice welcome into Civ
 'f‘.“, 587'!-4~25lli1mopd. ation. ’ l illan life again! And we cherish the. \° ._ _,_ - ' _ _ _ _
Basin e,
webs. IM
‘congested
lell for
B-'*"i°*°"» $°||°l*°f 
COMPLAIN l
._ U3; .__ ` we thank you for those sacrifices we
einen
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l The following is the address. which
door. l crept half 'wav down the
stairs to Listen. `|
"It’s bad business, Forbes. Scott
never bluffs. I-In declares be will
D\l'bliS|1 YOU “H1985 he Bets his ‘money
hack, and won't promise not to,
even if he does. He nay; in-_ feels it
l1iS duty to others whom you may
9W|l\d|9 110 You hav.; him. Plain
W0\°d‘5 FOTUBS. you know how true
Mrs, Orton loo-it looks had." ,
"There is nothing he can nay uhout. .
Blanche-as far as I um concerned.
“Who do you suppose will believe
there is nothing between you? Gad,
I shall be sorry for your wife,
Forbes, ll‘ Scott kepn his word. lt'a
tough on |\or`." Neil did not answer.
but l thought I heard something
very lflko a groan, "Will sbs be-
iievn there is nothing but business
taking you to spend _your time. nt ~
Mrs. 0rt0u‘s with tho sort, oi' mon .
nnd-womon one sees there? 1 know
th., men are asked because they have
monoy_ Those beautiful--if one liken
thnt. sort-women to help drag it
from their pockets, but 'will the
world, will Mrs. Forbes believe
that?"
I felt. ll-ko shouting ‘I do not believe
lt! I believe Neil is true to me, and
nothing else matters. Instead I
went softly back to my room M15-
when Nell cami; up n moment later
illey llre. Ho threatens to bring _in ' ll
Crm prove, I mean " ___
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was all he said to me. not even
plying when 1 asked it uuestlvfl-
crled myself to sleep.
that something ls wrong.
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ADDRESS AND PRESENTATION-
.\ splendid and most successful re
ception was tendered to the return-
ed soldiers by the members of the
Sturgeon Red Cross Soclet-y and oth-
ers, in the Sturgeon llnli on Tllesdal'
evening, May 13.
to welcome them homo.
v.'n.- then given, alter which an :i
hurled my face in the PUVIW ‘md
T°m°,.,.°w_B,b 5, Q; ing convinced
The large hall was well filled when
ne.-. rather Gallant, who uresidefl-
opened the meeting with a brief ad-
dress_ in which he stated the put
pose nt nic reception. navlus 2 high
tribute to the men who had so brave-
ly acquitted themselves nt the trout.
and expressed pleasure in being able
A .short rind well rendered ll\'0‘iT“m ‘ .- '
d _ . _ 4 ------~---4- --- - -~-»~..-~-
someone talking about Dr.
Chase's Nerve Food. My friends
advise me to_ try it, and yet I never have.
“i wonder why.
“Perhaps it is because I have suffered
so much from nervous trouble and found
so little benefit from the use of medicine.
“But they tell me that the Nerve Food
is different. 'i`hey say that it is not a
nere relief from pain, hut a restorative
treatment. which 'will -build up the de-
pleted nerve cells and make me well and
strong again.
“Goodness knows l have suffered
enough from headaches, sleepiessness,
hysteria and dread of the future. l want
to get away from all this.
“Why cannot I enjoy life like other
people do ? Pet°hnps_l have not tl-if-ti to
“N EARLY every place I go I hear
 I “1 .i if it W in
"l thought you`would never come.”   
I said as he switched on the light.
" ould be better if 1
rel-hops it w M 7’
had-n,'t.-,rl which enigmatic resnark e p e
Te* .
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get well. Perhaps I have been discour-
aged, and thought. there was no use try-
ing. - :
“Well, Iam going to begin trVyilt£_ri|bt
. now, and Dr. Chase s Nerve Food vt have
a thorough test in my case. ”
“The future has been all black to ms.
I have thought at times that 'I .would lose
my mind. But While Ihtlve' boelrllifblill
and worrying others have been cured, and
l can now see my mistake.” ' r 
' “If Dr. Chase ever hed.; faithful
patient I shall be one, and .believe tliat_hip_
Nerve Food will do for nie what it has
done for so many thousands o ot;hers."_‘
Dr. Chase‘s Nerve Food, Bile a-box, 6
l`or $2.75, all dealers, or Edmtml0_Il._ B8!!!
& Co', Limited Toronto The rtrsit, and'
signature of A’\.V.W.   arson
*‘-\'f*l'.V box of his medicines. - .- . V _ _ ..
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dress to the soldiers war. read by  ---E - _*"*-’-""""'--
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tastic. The program was as follows.
Remarks hy Rev. Father Gallant;
vocal solo, Miss Edith Murphy; . reci-
tnt.lon, Miss McKinnon, vocal solo.
William Farrell; solo and chorus.led
_by Mr. Steele; recitation, Mamie Mc-
Gee vocnl solo. Mr. Wm. F. Steele".
chorus "Heroes of the Flag." Address
and presentation; Ilemariid bi' Mf-
Wm. Dunn.
was read to t.he soldiers:
To our Dear Returned Heroes:
lt. is with the greatest pleasure that
we. the members ot the Sturgeon -Red
Cross Society, together with Your
many friends in this vicinity, have
assembled here this evening to bid
you welcome home to Your MUY6
land ,and to do honor to auch brave
and worthy soldiers Ile you have
proved yourselves to he by Y0\\!'
splendid services for Canada and civ-
ilization, on the hnttletlelds oi” France
and Flanders. With pride w`e follow- _
ed your career of bravery and of sut- _
fering on those blood-stained fields.
where you faced death nt. almost" ev-
ery moment. It is hard for us WHO
have relnnlned in our peaceful 11012185
to realize the hardships you have nn-
dergone from exposure, sickness and _
wounds, but we wish to record our
appreciation of your bravery and to l
thunk you heartily for the blessings
you have purchased for us. Whlld
also wish to .place on record our 0'1-
miratlon of those young men who 1 I
tered their services. 'but were del>l‘i*»
od of the privilege of tnkint! ti more
active part in the struggle.
We wish also to extend our sincer-
est' sympathy for the fell*-WGS 'if
-those brave boys who made the suD‘ _
reme sacrifice, and who now rest on
the neld of their glory in Frtlllce slid
Flanders. "
Again we assure you, dear returned `
heroes, that. we will ever be lratetul '
to you for the noble part you have .
played and the sacrifices you have
made for homo and country. We con-
iprutulatn you on your provideutitt
rival in your native home.
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PENMANS have put a world of l
character into knitted coats of all sorts.
Sportl coats with their charming-if perhaps .
-bizarre-color contrasts open up new avenues
of expression for artistry in dress. ,
Whm these clever creations bear the Penman label ‘
all doubt as to their holding shape and fit is '
at- once dispelled.
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In buying, it is it simple precaution to remember . __ "
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the name- Penmans.
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Seymour (‘ Gurllvu. Mid Mini* “Ollie hope that Divine Providence that bnsllled Cross 'Society and your unmet-I clety for the splendid wayfin which
Mflld'-01| DWSEU'-“il each '"’ _"ie" Wu" protected you in this nwlul calaniiiylous tricntls. we :lsk each one of you the soldiers were entertained.
3 ""lt“m"‘ gm' rm behalf m mn' Red may ~llwny~i watch over von 'ind grunt I to accept this silnple gill as a small
("°'“"' {’°Cl9t5'_ There “ere ulmmds that your life he renllcrcli pcccellnltoiren of our regnrd and best '.vislit>.=. Flower-bands nppellr On-' the Wil
lol ‘WWW Snhhorg pmsem' _ and prosperous hero h'.loW and mul* , und nifty Gnd bless -you nil. - OT hill-3. - .
“r‘ wmmm D““n'°“ Dena" of me ltorlous for eternal lil`r- lic.re:\fter i- The grr.-utcst cretlil is duo Father'
f“"‘li'“"`“» "banked 'he' peoplf’ for 'heir And now, on behalf' of tht- Slllrpzcon Gallant, and to the laldlcs ot the S0-. I,nt.tlcewol‘k' is--0- P0llul4l!°-Ulllllllifll
kind reception. A splendid and houn~ l ' _ __ - V _ _
,H-,,\ ,,-uppnr was then served up by  _-I I 1- 
the ladies, which clearly proven. the ° . _ -_ -- l
culinary skill for which the lariw.-= ol
this vicltlnty ure so well noted. after-
`whlch the remainder of the evening
was spent. in trlblllllg U10 light fa-'1'
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