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The 'meal was brought to the door Gel my I 0 Us t°g°m°r’ and B”
by the housekeeper, Mar\iret Hyde. k
' _ _ - ` ir back. “Loo
its   _ pale, silent, emotionless. The "5 he pushed his cha ,
better mm of the pot DA strong here. he added insolently-Selwood
`  t coffee ‘das conceded by §1W00d_|in leisurely fashion was castinE UP
arm 9 ll. ua who took only H cupful of Ropen his accounts- where did you learn
e g ‘ to lay poker?‘
The general lighted a fresh cigar D M. __ take the. trouble
from tirebig box, mired back in iris _ s_"1";_°°d d __A__‘:;'ng the thieves and
fri nr, aikdni _ °°° “I” ' _
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S smoked-with the caros on the :ohio \°’ his “’°'dft'h WT?  izftffngg
before him. When Roper was ready 'mm and W no ess `
by to resume he, himself, drew ii sealed "D°n't you uk; ni1Kes?,Y‘;;';Y_anded 
day pack of new cards from his pocket. Whats your us sid
what I owe you," he said brusquely
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June, lfiI'l, from students desirous »r - 1( ._ R°P9"‘ The general ha a I  
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on to lic lirld in July next
nnolly Estate Scholarship. Can
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in marr,_ he_sa_id__r_r_°;differently-_or with many houw Selwood met his rude_ I
|- 3 all RIF 0 ll l CTSIICC--IIS 8 \')l‘0- Q _th rudeness uplayxng poken
di- drced them. "lt seems as if I carrt nas W _ '_ _ t  ° 
°f reinember your name." he retorted’ indlfielcnt to re"u“.s`    e A
als, , “What!" exclaimed Roper, kind-
cm 'It ought not to be hard for you to H r to say you” 3
0; remember," was all that Selwood re- Hug' Do you meal,
_ _ , professional gambler.
__ __ tcrted. But. the remark was un- "That Sounds like “_ doeslft M..
“ noticed. as Selwood meant it. to he. ...
ts: . "You insult me. sir? exclaimed
(5, 'When Roper brought out his own _ _
ar's
took thc cards tlieyliad been pl-_vying
uith all night. threw them ina
corner, and opened Roper`s pack.
'lhe play went. on.
Within an hour Selwood had his
game where he thought he 'mild
manage it. Wlicri Ropu' played for
safety, Selwood was patient: when
the general dashed at him headlong.
Sel\vood stopped- the charge and ex
.acted his pound of flesh. By rfir
lo`clock that morninf; Roper reaiiz°d
lliu had found a rniin his superior in
:nerve and his equal in strategy, and
this anger was the anger" of that
lriiaster of fence who realizes that
lliis skill has been matched and his
rnpier outpointed.
But the general lacked the caution
to profit by his discerriinent; Egged
on by that arch enemy of us all,
vanity, he pressed his enemy.
Selwood recognized the symptonrs
as the beginning of the end. Roper's
recklessness was stimulated design-
edly 'by minor successes, and 'his
hopes were repetedly dashed by
staggering losses. He was gently
decoyed into boldness and brutally
‘punished for his terricrity. His dis-
comfitrrrc was studied and his feel-
ings trodden underfoot. In no other
‘possible way could his pride have
been so humiliated and his pretent-
ious autooracy abashed_ He rose
from the table at noon-although
Selwood of.`err-d to play longer if he
wished-exlraust.ed physically, his
eyes on fire, his voice shrunken to a
l`f1-Will!! treble, ii beaten man. It
was not the money lost-though he
had been completely cleaned 0u1;__
cards, Seywood without comment
_Roper with an oath.
“You insult me when YOU ¥€f\1S€
go play with my cards. You called
for your own, dldn't YOU? And I
icronncd you with your OWU-”
Roper flew into a. DRS5i°n~ '"D°
you play with marked cards?" he
tliuridered_
Selwood was impnssive. “Nobody
would need marked cards to pl_8Y
with you, General,“ he retumed. 'I
play with marked cards when I P181'
with thieves~they furnish them."
"wentwonni Cams!" r°=\‘¢d
Roper. "Come in here!" The iW0
men appeared at the door together.
“What do you mean?' he demanded
'with a string of expletlves, “by
running in a pr0f€SSi01'lHl Sambl"
on me for a gent.lemen's game of
poker?"
Capy looked_ blank-but the look
was mostly assumed. Has he cleaned
you General? he asked, with medical
innocence.
"Wentworth," blurted out Roper.
“you told me he was your superin-
tendent heref’ `
"Dash it, he is.’ returned Went-
worth testily. "Last time you were
up here you cleaned out Dave Tracy.
You wereri‘t so blamed particular
then whom you played poker with."
Roper stamped about in a tant-'
rum. "I've been robbed." ~
Selwood, who had been sitting as
an unconccmed listener, slapped the
cards with which they had been
playing sharply down on the ta-ble.
Hc rose instantly and confronted
Roper.
"I wouldn‘t call a man of your
years a liar, General. But you can‘t
crawl away after la game with me
'compact and beautiful cabinet.
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THE Victor "Supererte”i Impossible a few
short months ago! Accomplished today! A
teal Super-Heterodync - universally acclaimed
by the greatest engineers as the finest of all
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When you hear the "Superettc" at your Vic¢ot`
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‘the biggest radio performance and you'il not be
disappointed. For it ir a big radio'in every-
thing but size and price. . .an advanced eight-
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P0l'ATil ES FEIITILIZEIIS
We cannot advise you whether or not you should plant
potatoes.. We do know however that a good year generally
follows a discouraging one, and if you do not sow you cannot
reap. The potato crop grown in 1924 sold at very low prices
but that grown in 1925 sold at record making prices. The crop
grown in 1928 was hard to sell at all yet that grown in 1929
gave big profit. Will you be in a position to participate In the
returns from the 1911 crop. Seed is cheap. The product may
be high. '
We have a supply of chemicals, of 3-8-7- ami 4-8-7 ready
mixed fertilizer, ready for quick delivery after June lst. If
you do not buy you may wish you had bought.
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with any such word as 'robbed'-
shouted Carpy anrrily.
“Hold on. Doc! Hold your horses!"
interposed Wentworth hastily. “The-
"Wliy you bla-med old martinet-"
ing, Doctor! he said. The men
watching him made no further
attempt to interfere. Roper, glared
ai. him. "This man’-Selwood point-
ed to R.oper_-“calls me a card sharp
.death at the. hands oi’ Indians!
'rim nrlin tried in cena my mother-
and me to the same death. That
world without a name- If
man's word is 8004"'
words out like bullets-'my
never married my m°lh"!"
(To he Continued*
he shot
general is my guest-we‘re gentle-
men here."
, Carpy could not be suppressed.
'1Every man on the Mountain divide,"_
.hc tliundered at Roper, "would call
you a liar if you called John Selwood
1 crook-"
V Selwood put up his hand. I-le was
i white with anger. "I'll do the talk-
-he has good reason to-a. better
reason than he -knowsi’ He ‘was
looking as he spoke at Wentworth
and Carpy and directed his words to
them. "I want to tell you, gentle-
men, ho that man is’-his finger
pointed remorselessly at Roper.
"And I want to tell you who I am.
That man sent my father to his
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 Fire. Life, Accident, Sickness
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Agent at Summerside, Lloyd Lewis 
Charlottetown
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It is extremely importantto give PIIPPY fox” 3
right start by early supplying nourishing food. Till;
start can be given by feeding IMPERIAL PUPP_
FOOD, which is especially high in food values all
is made from carefully selected ingredients univ¢l‘
sally recognized for high standard nutritional 60"'
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IMPERIAL PUPPY Foon forrnnio is r»r¢r>=}'°"
with a view to the development of pups into aCllV¢v
sturdy foxes with pelts of highest sheen and Iaultlw
color. _ - °
To accomplish these results “Iinporiais” mlllf 5’
fed early and regularly throughout the whple sean:
Secure from your local dealers or direct fro
factory. _ |
Charlottetown, P. E. I.
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