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Lawn Dhairs

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Stak-a-hye Chairs

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litalcymxilyim1llf you know it!" um‘ Y "/- Ann stated in gum“ ermipmed, tout, cool voice, ‘Show x06 m" ‘J’ Guile a nice little ‘a! u.‘ w h Lissa playing m, mm‘ bu“ e “iPPWPdly insurmountable

er l‘? m" happiness. Now shat; Ll!“ I‘ "° ha?" PIBYIH! the part, v for you tn think oi’

6 lg elsef m you come sill over nob.e ant. pretend that you are unworthy-which is about as feeble an 0X01‘S&—"

"It's Lot a feeble excuse. it's 800d. sound ccmmgn some," Tracy tmld h" Il-"lWBlY- "Tllke a sensible i1°°k "t 111v Picture: you were born 0f s long uni TAHIOU‘ 3am; 1 am , ‘in Qflmwll. not oven sure o! my ‘k

own name except that when I was ‘I U . “I H I

found ‘J1 the dark hallway o! a‘ Bronx apartment house. the name‘ await mmten on a slip ot paper and Pinned 1o rnv baby dress. wihen I i"! It the rive are oi’ about two

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3910"‘ Ann could manage an answer. Sarah thumped ha;- “he violently lgulmit the polished tlsor. to silence them and gain the? at- ltcntion end when she had it, she 581d ﬁhﬂllly. "How can you make her happy? I never heard n stiller qlli$tlvn_ asked by a grown man of 5919130891113; win-d sense. You tool. don't. you know all you've got to do is to Lake her in your ﬂffns ‘and ‘W11 he: you ‘ore her? And keep on telling her over and over again? Women in lcvn ask little more, me 1111A iai!"

CHAPTER XII

Ann tﬂlll haughtlly, her tone ‘freezing- “Really, Sarah! Don't you tliirrk weve pushed Mr. coll fai- enough into the corner? He's got his back to the wall now! Do give him a chance to extricate himself as gracefully as oussiblc!" “LOOK, said 'l‘rai.y with the alr of e man who wants to be reason- able, “I want to marry you, Ann —butr-'ir.t for just a little vrhlle. Not for just t“.e little willie that I could make yrii. happy. before ycn —!aund cut wrliat I'm reculy like - ‘and beiore you grow too fed up ‘with the diaky little apartment, ‘that would be all that I could kglve you-and in which you would ‘be miserable after living In this ‘llﬂﬂlllillli aid place. I couldn't take |you out ot this liouse—"

‘invite you to come and live here. with Ann. you are in tor a bitter ‘disappouitment. The houre is being‘ sold the (‘ay after Ann is marriedi, [There isn't ary money—she's boon. working on that silly lob of hers‘ to buy {cod for a lazy old woman and three worn-out servants, who‘ aren't: really servants, but chor- ished rrombms or the fnmilv, (or ‘whom Aszn feels as responsible as‘ she does for me!"

Ann stared at her, stricken. "You —you lcruw—" she stammcrcd.

_ “That our ‘ncomn had shrunk until it oniv barely managed to keep up the taxes. and that we would éll have starved 2t It hadn't been for your job and Jindrews garden Bind chickens?" Sarah's‘ ‘voice was brusque, hut. Sarah's eves .were warm and tender. "My dear. did [you take me for a complete fool?‘ irve knovm It for a»§es—but you‘ [were haiﬁnz such a good true kecp-, Jng the secret from me. that I} ‘hadn't the heart to_tcll you I’d known it all aloud"

Ann out a rliaklng hand to her ‘forehead and stared at Sarah with iwlde. stricken eyes For tlic mo- rne-nt they had ooth forgohen Traoy, who stood perfiurtlv still,‘ looking from one to the other. and ‘there was a look on Li: lace oi a man who recs Paradise ahead ‘-but a strongly barred iron eate- forbids his gnrg in and possessing the enchanted T11869-

"And_l0 darling. I urrangcd toi iseli the old-place. the day alter ‘you were married." Sarah said quietly.

Ann stave a little wail.

"Oh no, dwrllni: you can't —

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lyou mu5tn'I~W(-'l1 find some way ea-i still keep my to‘) —— can't‘ She turned. suddenly rrizhtcnedn tardﬂ

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"Of course — did yell mink I meant t»; tire you? Even it the rim- tmct zwld n,‘ may" TIACY almost barked at her an hurt was he at the realization that she had reared

for her job.

'_, "we'd just go on as we've Alicia-Tn ve mhnoﬁd B“ Flint“ Al“! nothing has been chanced -— ex- cepi’. that-that I'm not air-inc in l" married. c.1181’ ‘I31 — 1 '" 9°“ ml“

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I ever tcaliy believed I was-J‘ l Sarah turned. sharply to Tracy and her eyes mapped.

"\Vi‘ll young man?" the ‘mended i "Queit Sarah —- rirve've - heckled 111m Pal-rich." Ann cut in. and look- .cd at Tracy imd her eyes were frosty. "Vile — "irere sort o! having fun with you tc- get even with you ‘f0l'—W€i', tor trying to fire me out is! my job when Lissa was there to |take aver For. of course, I never for one moment actually thought lot marrying you -—— it was just — a good tolie to —- to _~ wt-ll, to get even will. you!"

(To Be Continued)

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‘ Georgetown And Vicinity

Mrs. Margaret Jenkins andlVh-ai‘

Julia. Wnalizig of Oshawa, Ont.. who are visiting the Province, are guests at. Linden Lodge.

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Stipendiary Magistrate foriﬁings‘ County, Mr. Joseph W. MacDcin-- aid was in Georgetown on Tues-I clay.

Mr. and Nirs. James Morton oi.’-

Mrs. Joseph Victor, left Mondayi

by car on return to_ their home. ‘ Geo.)

The August session of the Kings County Court, Fifth Circuit, was! lield in the Oourt House in Georgetown on Tuesday. August 19th, Judge C. St. Clair 'I‘rotnor presiding. Two cases were on the docket, one a case of arrears in In this case judg- ment. was granted the plaintiﬂ. The second case was an action to recover an amount of money due the plaintiff. on East Lake resi- dent. for boarding the workmen o! a lumber operator from Port- age, Prince County. Mr. R. R. Bell appeared for the plaintiff and Mr. J. S. DesRoches for the defendant. In this case judgment will be given in chambers,

NEW ANNAN W. T.

The New Annau Women's In- stitute mst. at the home of Mrs. John Mclnnis on Thursday even- ing. Aug. 7dr Meeting opened with the singing of the Institute Ode, lolhweu by the Creed in unison. Roi‘. call was responded to by eight members. Minutes of previous meeting were read and approved. School committee re- ported a new latch on school. lvlrs. Albert Moase was appointed on new school committee and Mrs, Stewart Moose and Mrs. Waiter Moose on program cam- mittee.

lt was moved and seconded that all b.lls be paid Two new mem-‘ bets were welcomed. It was moved and seconded that. a loose jeafi holder he bought to preserve In- stitute news. The secretary W35 asked to sea about getting the school scrubbed before opening. Next. moetiri: to be held at. the

ome of Mrs. Robert Moase, roll call to be answered by something for a bazaar. Program committee put on two contests. Collection ' amounted to 85c.

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i National Anthem.

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| Sarah fut in neatly. "Well. young New ym-k‘ who have been vmtmg i among the successful candidates "Wm ll "l" B" £11811"! (Or m" 9° Jilrs, Morton's parents, Mr, and _ who wrote the examinations conq

ducted by the Halifax iibzemin- mg Board In June. Four o1 the number attained averages ova! 50%, the class leader scoring G6%.{ In order of merit, they are es follows:

Miss Anna Hughes. Miss Nellie Foley. Miss Ramona Peters, Miss Alice Mahoney, Miss Geraldine‘

lDoii-on, Miss Lucille Wood, Miss,

Susan li-iacAnlay, Miss Teresai Oorrigan, lviiss Catherine Harris, Mr. Spurgeon Hazelden; MnChar- ies Gillie, Miss Edith Meurant, Mr. Kenneth Doucette, Mr. Gor- don Farrell.

Special honorable mention is merited by the following leaders in various subjects: ,

Algebra: Alice Mahoney. Anna Hughes, 96V»;- Susan MaeAulay,‘ 88%.

Geometry: Alice Mahoney. 94%; Anna Hughes. 92%.

French: Ramona Peters, 94%; Nellie Foley. 92%.

Physics: Alice Mahoney, 92%: Anna Hughes, 90%.

ChemisLi-y: Anna Hughes. 94%: Alice Mchonty, 92%; Nellie Foley. 90%; Geraldine Dolron. Lucille Wood, Susan MacAulay. 80%.

Historyr: Anna Hughes. 87%; Geraldine Doiran. 85%.

Latin: Ramona Peters. 83%.

English Composition: Ramona Peters, 80%.

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