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"I mutt o hllcn uhep on the irlund."" summer“! Otcphnn. ‘That's all - nothing u: ‘on’! nbout."

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They wept. but ltepncn ward: the stint-one. and u 14d! Kitty puud him no nw Mr U" more clenrly. Saw tho ‘nhided eyrl. the carmined lips. the dross.

Just than Ventrin emerged and greeted him warmly.

"What have you been up to!" he dmtanded The ClPI-aln Ipokia banterlngiy. but when he nlw 010 look in Stephen Hylton‘: eyes he laid a hand nn the Your: M8115 anoulders "That's all nght, my lad. I understand " i

"I don't think you do,‘ cortlosled stephen bitterly "t came to ask about having dinner in my cabin. but I'm not so sure now whether I'd not rather be sick Instead.‘

CHAPTER. XIII DINNER FDR TWO

Stcphen Hylton and Moyra Win-i stanley dined together that eve- ning In the somewhat cmmped confinement o! Slephb-‘Ys cabn For Stephen. however, the meal was not a conspicuous success It, had been spoiled to a considerable

extent by his recent encounter with Liedy Kitty. -' ' Mayra had noticed Stephins

preoccupation during the meal. but she had refrained from comment- ing upon it until they tat for a little while smoking over hhelfl coffee

"You seem worried. “that's the

matter?" The girl's ‘words were in-‘ tended to be casual. but all the; sante Stephen detected the dew hint. of concern in them. "Nothing really," he responded. "I had 4 bit of a snack before d111- rer and I'm afraid. .. 0h, hang it. l don't know why I etiou-ld be ixorryxing about it like thisl"

The girl in the chair nvDaslte to him regarded Stephen with quiet. thoughtful eyes.

"I thought. perhaps,“ the c us» tered skilfully, “that it m-ght be the elfect of your advHI-UTE this

afternoon "

"I wish it had been.’ he said. bitterly

"Can 1 help you. Mr nyllov?"

The question was askcc with an almost juvenlfe naturalnrss that Tor the moment unused him to (o star‘. in the mldst o! ‘ti: semi-

dreaming “You!” he- qursiiomcl, puzzled. “How can you help when Y9"

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hold the torches and wet be back 83a." 1i no tme. ‘it's mt rwly ‘"38’ far to the beach from he e I (‘Xpltftrd the place pr lly 1.31 1-. ‘Juglily this afternoon. Ft e1 c ld?"

“N01; now." she oavnrd, quite sure you're all right?"

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Woodworking c9‘ Lld- i brt vou are, too. Hope thryK-e ell; us some dinner " l Phmle 3'" l During the return jouivey Ste. lDhen chatted lightly and inccnze. lqllenllfllls’. and it was not long be- iore the lights o! the yacht came 1 into vinw "Here we‘ are." he ccminentd. “mrothcr three hundred yards and were back home"

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She was scrrv the return jzurgiey had izern so brief. It had se med so much longer when she had get out to find Slwheri. More thn

Now you too can easily learn Flying ol u cost well within “m: Sh? did!" mm to mm n to

yeunreuch. _ _ _ the people on the yacht, She Qualify now for your Private or Commercial License with wanted Stephen Hylton {or my- self. It didn't matter that she

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Went without dinner. she knew she ‘ivolfd no anywhere with Siphon 50 1W8 M llwv were alone together,

_"I can walk from here." she told him, as they descended to the bench. “Thank you for carryng i v '

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l "If Wu do can I join you?" YT-hcre was an eagvrvncw in her ‘voice that surprised Stephen.

“Why of course, What a [Qlly “"5- Yflu 8o ahead to ymu cabin while I see about havirg dinner brought down "

At the head of the gnngwzy he Walchcd h" Tun llfllllly along the dock and smiilcd tiappily lu nim- l self. Site was a strange Lttle crea-

rture and needed a lot o! thirk ng - I ovor. l. Stephen turned to descend to ‘the saloon in search o1 Ventriss, .A_ chatter or voices lloated up to trim-ripples o! laughter. and it isuruck him as being rather odd at that moment, saloon ho

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Ihaecoondaflnitofylln IN! hrotlh the tit-l‘- evu and llyiton noticed it. ‘Tm sorry." no u lo- gllrd, Iwittly "I ahuuldnt n aid that. You'll think I'm M! for ma. and I wnuldtfi like you to think that. 1 MVBnT QOPIW"! whnt happened a luv l-‘WII I80- elther Only a woman lie Y0“ ootud have done what vou did " A 11ml llow o! haliplflefl verlmd Ute look oi pain that hcn been In the girl‘: ovu a ntoment -tl°-

There wn 1. ulleinco tor u mom- ent. then the uld:

(To be continued)

Prince Street School Junior Closing Today

The Junior closing o! Prince Street School will be held in the school hall at 2 pm. Thursday. June .26th. Mrs. (DrJ J. P. Lantz o! the City School Board, will preside.

Prizes and Certificates for the year's work will be presented to the pupils o! Grades I. II and 111. and all relatives and lriends are cordially invited to be pres- out.

The musical part. of the pro- gram will be under the direction o! Miss Lillian MacKenzie, Mus. Bac.

Programme

Remarks by chairman.

Chorus, “Over the Hills and Farr Away"-(e.rr. Wiseman).

Presentation o! Certificates and Prizes to Grade I (Miss Fraser).

Motion Song. “Partner Come and Dance with me"—-(Humperdinck). -Puplls o! Grades I and XI).

Presentation o! Certificates and Prizes m Grade I (Mrs. Mao- Caull).

Chorus. “I Have a Little Pony" (arr. Whittaker-t; "Old King Coie."

Presentation of Certificates and Prizes to Grade I! (Miss Mac- Donald).

Piano Solo, “Did You Ever See a LasSieT". by Maida Rogeraon.

Chorus. “A Little Dutch Story." (Burket.

Presentation of Certificates and Prizes to Grade II (Miss Pound).

Motion Song. "Sunbonnet Sally and Overall Jim" (Johnson).- Ptipils oi Grade III.

Presentation of Certificates and Prizes to Grade III (Miss Wat-

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hresetttation of Certificates and ‘h, received me degree M Mun‘, Mme“ ‘which manned In ‘he hon or

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Prizes to Grade III (Miss Bre- q; 5e19,,“ m social wwk on Jun. hautt. 1.1. ‘Ithe honor which Min Butler The K1115 ha; received i5 granted only to t“. -—-—-——————-—'—— ulty members and students oi’ var. ious American tiniversltiet who lplent or a Diploma tn Social wm; have had at least twenty aemoster- from the National Catholic School hour: o! social science with an a1 50cm 33w», wuhyngwn avenge grade at over at per omt D. C. ' and who have dhuwn unusual in. terest and aptitude in the study d auoh sciences.

Miss Butler. who in the younger daughter o! Mr. and Mira. T. Andrew Butler o! this city. is a gfldugtg o: Prince of Wales College. and was the first young lady to grudunu lrom Si. Dunstan’; University from ‘when she recaived her Bachelor

which was bestowed upon her hi a formal dinner given by the mph. Chapter o! the Honor Society. On June 7, Miss Butler was also a m.

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At the door o! the paused. A woman wu coming through leaning on a. man's arm. .'I‘he man mus Claude Greatr x. The woman be didn't ieingnizg for the moment. Than, with n stab of amazement he saw the; It wnsl [Lady Kitty. but B dillkrort may Kitty ircm the woman he had‘ known. l "Hello. Stephen." the called to him, ‘wherever have vou bran.‘ We were getting quite worried about you, weren't we Maude?" l _ Stephen flood staring, wondering “"11 . whether he was heorlng aright, ixow"'-¢“ wontfe in; wnetltcr he W13 seeing iarlgfzi. too.

"Ha is too a tliorougltbrcd—tho Guardian Want Ad said he “d, Km, m, m b,‘ o, m; V" IN P" "l" fill" lprtao on tho paw; mun hoe end

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