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gravel and other materials from Ball
way cars to City yard at Pownal
wharf or other place deelgnat-ed by
the City Surveyor. Form ol tender to
be had at the office oi the City Clerk.
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seperately or en bloc. An attractlvl
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all grew up and married eff." I
“I suppose it is lonesome now
at home?"
"Oh, nc. Every cnce in e while
one ot them gets a divorce and
wanders back.”
A DIREFUL THREAT a
When little crabs are naughty, ,
And pinch and :ull :nd grab,
No doubt their mother threatsne
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127 Grafton Street
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I got the old -refilled with pc-
trol, and wendlng my way out of the
’ uma town. r headed toward the Lam-
mermuirs, with the wind from the
hills fresh on my cheek. As I neared
Brackerrbridge I turned ofl sharply
and made u detour, so that I could
hall behind her. Marget appeared, her
face a pale oval. with eyes _wide and
eager, and her lips parted. There was
just light enough to seethet she was
wrapged in a black dressing gown. and
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that her hair was over her shoulders
in two long bra-lil-l. The door #he pull-
ed softly behind her. and ahs came to
me quickly and heldout her hand.
And ahe drew me into the porch.
approach it from the opposite dircc-_ --Rmmyy'
tion, and reach the Hall without pass
ing through the village. Three or,
four hundred yards from home I;
switched oif the lights. Opening a.
rare, r ran the car into a nerd. al
clump of embowcrlng trees made al
shelter and a canopy. I put up thc:
hood against the chance of raln,‘
u-ansferr-es hav utus automatic rroml
the suitcase to my pocket, and left the'
car to pass the night with the tlnkling
of a quiet burn to keep it company.
My in-st destination was the Manse.
For Marget to know I was in Brack-
enbridge. and ready to help her. might,
ease her mind. In any case all my ln-
stincts as her protector were aroused
and there was a keen satisfaction inl
the thought that she had learned to
rely on me and trust me, An upstairs
window to the front still showed a
light. I softly entered the garden and
standing on the lawn lung up a hand-
lui oi small gravel.
A corner of the blind was pulled,
back. Then the light went out. and I
heard the window soitly opening..
“Who is there?"
It was Marget/s voice. and very
strange it sounded. The tone was not
at all the tone she had used to me on
our last meeting.
There was an exclamation from;
above, hal( of surgvrise, hall ol joy.,
which was pleasant w my ears.
“Ronnyl You've come backl'.'
"rm not going to London." I whis-|‘
pared up to her. “I'l1 tell you about itf
tomorrow."
‘No, no; I must hear now. I‘m com- 1
ing down." |
In e minute or two I heard the keyl
quietly grinding in the front door, and
I waited outside the porch. There west
t B
cred that the door was opening, l
In the dense black frarns of the;
Ronny. I feel an abandoned wretch
coming down to you like this. But I
am dying to hear yournews. Tell me,
whats happened! You gave me such a
fright. I thought it was dad come
back." Her voice ren _on excitedly.
-‘why aren't you 'in the train? Have
you put oft going till the morning?"
‘Tm not going at all. l-"
“But why. but why? Oh. I °l~\\ ill!"
the reason! Ronny, 1'll never- forgive
you," she whispered desperately.
~‘You’ve some beck M my sake-"
"Listen, Marget." I<>said,oau_niy. "I
cantsllitall toyoulna. secondi!
you'll only listen. At St. Billion I rang
up George in London to see it 1 could
some south tomorrow instead. Georle
hadnt wired me at alll it was e take.
Probably the idea wee merely lo art
me away from Brackenbridge. Bo I'vo
come back."
“The wire was-'i Bheceught her
breath. “But why? I can see no ree-
son. Why should anybody wont you
away: Ronny, ttu wrong or you tocome
back-you should have gone all the
same. Promise me you'l\ take the iirst
tram rn the moraine: Anvthins to nt
away from -there!" 8i1s P°U1l»°d W'
rough the darkness toward Brecken-
brldge Hall. '
"I‘ll promise no such thing." I said
slowly. “I do not leave Brackenbridse
till you do. When 1 see you safely
away beside friends, then I'il think
about it." '
"But how can I go away?" Her
voice trembled. “I must wait here and
see about dad-he might return home
any time and need me. No, Ronny you
go_go and leave ms. I can lock ai-
ter myself. Don‘t go back there to-
night, I beg of you. Go to the inn in-
la fain limmer moved; and I gatlr-lstead." , ~
Nonsense.” I said with a. iauih
which I hoped WU careless.-~ “1t's
sweet oi you worrying sboutjme. _put
latest book read before the Minister-
ial Association by Rev. C. L. Brown.
'l_`\`§¢ Ullfl-ll' 01 INR! Bold now tol-
lows 'Hrs christ o! the Indian med
and.The Christ olthc Round Table,
the third great book from the pen
and from the heart oi’ Dr. E. Stanley
Jones within tive years. lt bears the
marks oi the former two, the same
vivid atyle,'the same wealth of inci-
dent and illustration. Dr. Jones is
lirat a speaker then a writer and his
work has the- urgency and dircctness
ot a preacher and evangelist. The
rms rs s study rn Pentecost wr-men
in view of the celebration of the
nineteen hundredth~anniversary ‘of
Pentecost. throughout Christendom
this year. The request tor it came
from thepubllehers. but such a book
cannot be produced on request and
Dr. Jones states in his preface
that “on a recent.» evangelistic
trip to South America. in the tiuiet
hoursct meditation on- shipboard.
the book in outline if not in essence
came to him:".
Itlis a book for the moment. it
bears directly upon the present need.
it breathes the spirit of which it
speaks; it is stimulating. heart-
searching, convincing. We are taken
back to the challenge of Pentecost
and are called upon to explore anew
the doctrine and the experience oi
the Holy Spirit. ‘Are those most con-
cerned setlslied with the Church and
Christianity? is our religion giving
what we feel we should have? Is it
the transforming power that it was
in new -rsmmmt anim races with
these questions, Dr. Jones calls us
back to Pentecost lor the solution.
It is his growing conviction, forced
upon him by his observation and stu-
dy of the lasts, that the world
ground is being prepared for e spir-
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Keeping' Baby
Lovely And Well
Some babies thrive from the hour
of their birth while others make so
llttl¢ Progress as_to be the cause or
much anxiety. As 9 rule it is the di-
Sestion that is at leult with these
backward ones and they start to gc
ghwl- directly Babys' own"rab1ets
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GoOd’bY¢ T3
I BACKACHE
Qllkk relief from Bachclle comes wha"
yas apply Norviliae. Lots ef nrllbllg ean't
de aay ban-It will do lots of goal for
Nervlliae doesa't blister er burn. Every
drop of Nervllias peaelralu to the sere,
selling nasrles. Being five lines slreeger
the ordinary liaiaaealr it qnirlly Iriver
cal ilrs pals; It ls composed ef several of
tire lest acted pda-destroying subelsacee
known le ledkal release, eed can be relied
upsa far Sera Bach ' -
Sirelaed Harder, Stiff Br/
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IIERVILIIIE
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ime a wild-goose chase to London. Now | stomach and bowel troubles.
I mean to _rind out ' the whyf and _B\by’s Own Tablets are specially
-I ‘ _ d
l-rercfore oi it ‘
Nllusd ior .the use oi`babIce and
“S > ' ~ ~. ~ ‘ ‘- .
I “What do you_me_en_w do?"  lim! ¢l_\1idren_. _._:'x'ney are absolutely
asked. ' ' _~ _’ - " *"9 ¢{"|.\h¢-l_I\0l-her can_tse1‘perie:_t_-
u m nuns to sleep us the r-rau vo-
; "Before that wire came.~`l lr`ed'r'nede ._ ll’ .5°'¢_5.“1’¢ _ii1_¢lVll18.lh¢m to oven '_ e
most' delicate child. They are a mild
P Y . . . . .
night rm some to carry mn tmmmh _ but thorough ia_;ret_l_y‘e_‘_ w_l_1£i_¢;h b_r_:nis__l:
although 1 can't gusrnnwelthere will ~ °°'““P°“°“ ~ °“ 9° "5 "°
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be much sleep. _
rp colds and simple levers and allay
the 'pains which accompany the cut-
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Them Wm b' no sleep or me lun of teeth They are sold by m»di
heavcn‘s sake go to the rnn
white-nveres funk?" reared hotly.
"Youre not that,"'sl1s murmured
“I didn't mean that."
“Then don’t ask me to act like one.
I retorted. “Don‘t ssl; me i.o clear out
and leave everything like e. beestly
coward." _
!s“d_ Mug” wnmy' .“Bq,nuy` mr ` cms dealers or by mall at 25 cents it
box from The Dr Williams Medicine
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normuou or c/wana
Province of .
mmcs aowano rsnaxn
ru 'ras raonlrrl: courts'
sour cum v.. A. n.. rm.
In Re: Estate of Katherine A. Mac-
ldown her cheek. and I reproached `&.c.. hc..
\ . To the Sheriff of the County of
| myself' Ta see her thus “pw” was tm _ Queenls County or any constable or
BELL 6? MATHIESON
L R. R. BELL
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Barrlsters. Solicitors, us,
Money to Loan,
Mflcee-Charlottetown and Montage;
_Mark R. McGuigan,
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Members is requested.
W. lt. SHAW,
3497-B-3-G-9-li.
Annual Meeting
The Annual Meeting ol the Sliver
Fox Exhibitors' Association ot Prince
Edward Island will be held in the
Board or Trade Rooms, Charlotte
town, on Wednesday May 14th, at 2.
o‘cloclr l‘. M. Full attcndanen of
Secretary.
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"And you must lorgive_rne for tbial"
Her voice was so low I could scarcely
hear her words, and her moist lips
were on mine. and `
quivering close within my arms.
. 'rrrsesrtmstest the was romana
fore the umm' porch with the me
mory ot that moments sweetness
desaling my dull brain. v »
(rs so eeaeaam ~ _
a ache
her slim body net be
es
the door softly shut; I wee alone bs-
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much for frail human flesh to support . “un” "mm 'mm “M enum
'in il . . h also turned from Pentecost. The
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grily. Then with e quick little gesture cn,” M 0,, “M n-,,,,|M, on w,¢.
she slipped hor arms srpuvsi my neck. nss_dey the fourteenth day et
next coming at the hour
[detest iss-saooa oi the same
|sbow cause ir any
Ascolnte of
ll” UIGH
She bit her lip, and I sew u tes; l'he_e late of Charlottetown in Qneen's
gumrmz m "ch eye Even m me Countyin thesaid Province, deceased
'» teetate-
sl-radows of the porch I saw these two By me Hamann, nu," “mud
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this age for experience leeds us,
straight toward the heart of the gos-_,
pei, for the genesis and genius ol
neeth the agnosticism and material
iam of our day runs a note of wist-
fulncss that will burst into a seeking
pei that is adequate; (di every other
Chr'i.st's way; fc) religion is bosom.
ing more Christ-centric and God can
trust us gitlrpower to the utmost i_t
rtlstobeusedtomakeusohrfet.
“keys _ :
In this awakening sg¢,- pmmi
through the fundamental change
from lite based upon tradition to lite
suse upon mt, truth. sxperisiroel-
the world looks to the Church for
guidance. Can the Church give _the
car-me wore that muse from a rss-‘
lent experience' of 0od.'_ Dr. ,Jouesj
answer i.s,No.HlsdIas'ncstsoiher
spiritual condition is searching. The
Church has become a great machine,
her energy consumed in turning
wheels and not tn transmitting life,
worshipping organisation rather than
wining men. By a growing tendency
to omatenese of ritual and liturgy,
to grandeur and stateliness in hous-
ee or worslrlp.`the Church is adding
to the outer form to cover the empti-
ness o_f the inner lite. The Church is
concerned with the marginal, the lr-
relevarit, the obsolete, dodging the
main issues and needs to come to
the centre of battis where the reel
fight is on. The Church has know-
ledge to dissect lite but no spirit to
give life.
Easter stands for life wroughtout,
Pentecost for life appropriated. we
are between the two. Like the dis-
ciples on that tlrst Easter night we
are behind closed doors because ol
fear. ‘Fear cf science, “afraid that
the scientist will eiplain away things
that have become precious to us we
clasp our iaith to our bceoms tc pro-
tect ft, forgetting that our faith does
not need protection-it needs proc-
lamatlon." Fear of wealth. being so
dependent upon en acqulsltlve socis-'
ty in which money is the golden key
the church is afraid to challenge the
present economic system. For leer
of losing white prestige and suprem-
acy the church has~ not uncom-
prcrnislngly taken her stand against
race snobbery. For leer of being'
called unpatrlotfe the church 'remains
narrow and national Ihstead of Iced-
_ing the way to international broth-
erhood. For fear ol' failure, the
church rs afraid tdtrust her-sau. to
God and loose the‘Goapel upon the
world. We need another. Pentecost
to‘lead us lcrth with. the positive
message that turns .the world _up-
side down. There was a time .when
the Christian Church _celebrated
Whitsunday more than Christmas.
Now Whitsunday has largely dr0PP°d
out. “Is it easier to commemorate
chrlsrs comma than to so with Hi!
Message? ra it easier to say God with
ug than God in IIS? D085 iii 008|' 18|
to give our gifts at Christmas than
ourselves at Pentecost?" l
Pentecost has suflered much in the
hands of certain groups. As P\'°-
claimed by them it is seen ll flnl
rampant emotionelism. rcll8l0\1 th”
evaporates in excitement and 11005
not issue in nobler c.hersclAr» Bill?
in turning from these the Ch\11'¢l’\
abnormal but the normal ¢XP°l’l°Il°°
l swam memory
` or christianity. when a few chris-
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that gospel rs experience; an under-  1 <_ ul _
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for God it we can bring to it e gos- _ l ‘tfgfll  the ardenv
can come into its own. the demand
for mt. wut read us to the central  ,_ . I
fact ot our moral, and spiritual uni- 
ver-ss_chrm--; on ~-"res demand of GRANGE Q
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way ot_ life is brenkinl down except c. ,Z ___ ..
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IN M|D-AT|_Ar~mc|l
Snell e delightful experience
-you guest, seesoaed tra-
.ynllen with ,e wealth oi
sdveetue to begulle the
pieeeent dlnner-hour-pre-
valeant ln the social Ilia oi
England or the Continent.
"idle lllb-your lawn ex-
periences-Europssn contech
sive you e new vocabulary
sprinkled with references to
Epsom Downs-Monte Carlo
-“The Riviera-Rue do Ie
Pair-magic names to stir the
sdmiletion oi all your friends
-tlretglve you entreetocon-
venetional circles that are
cloeedto those who ireve
nevervisited Europe. Follow
ther example of seasoned
travellers-cross byonsolrho
regelpuciteesss or the ever
popular "Mont" or "M"
ships this etnelasr-Isultlsee
service-uneacalled cuisine,
typical of all Csnedien Peciilc
Cabin-Class ships.
Tourist 3rd Cabin Retum Fare
3185.w end upwards.
Fall laiemetioo from your local
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lease in Charlottetown in Queens
Boy’s and Children’S
Low Priced
Long Wearing
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Summer Footwear
‘We have handled this line of Child-
ren’s summer footwear for several
seasons, and have heard nothin! bl"
the very best reports as to their wolf'
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We strongly recommend as for W’
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read liet below:
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