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The Alan Who

Wasn't Himself By Leslie Cargill

VVHNK‘ v'e'is'ini'in'is CHAPTER XXIV

, __ "l WAS WRONGFULLY .. . DETAINED"

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Ins;ecior Tyrrell was in an ex- ceptionally bad temper Richard‘ I-iorkhessk. escape had given him additional labour and anxiety. ‘

Thought you'd given us the slip,. he challenged. Hang it I've had! half the police force looking for: you. .

They didn't look in the fight place Joyce remarked

I might have known this was where he'd come-even without bcin8 told.

Richard shrugged his shoulders. It doesn't mush matter who told you now. I certainly wasn't expect- ing you here. Dol so back to the Baoi? .

The inspector winked at. Joyce; That‘, a problem isn't it? Eepec-i lally as. I dare say, you've decided; that a summons to appear hefoici the mgistrates would have sufficed.

I didn't know, inspector. So I was wrongfully detained?

We're within our fiflllic in keep- ing suspects in custcdy~ More reasons than one in your case.

fast-not. so fast. If I were sure that you would rrmaiu here on parole. it could be arrang- edNo leaving the uroniscs or try- in to spirit yourself away.

T can't make anv such nrombc.

Can't. What} the EXCUSE? rizht...wc'll siiCk in ihr.‘ namea-JKL... n; m.“ m. to covey-Ed vans None to give. while this is on if you keen to n mp 33y 11111191 up at the isol- More like defiance. I made a the arranpclment i‘. liiflv iixru on‘) _;_ mm. Mo“ gtitmbicfil without ‘- very special effort to side-track better than oi? 11113111“ Wrmfltlifl“? uminritioii other than ‘vole stav- l“ 7011. Q1579 i" 5 frlendli’ Wfli’. and arrests, With vou turning 11D. 11¢“ light from the Sihllgiiifil‘ sheds. going mltside my duty. Tm still conclude the coast i.- vicar and all! ("ffjased of um.- bmdans amt huh l»; myinrz to do you a ilood turn the fish will be t""\vi:rl in (‘no not.‘ ricri back for tun-e ' Richard's obstinacy was not Y . “loll? I Eve}; n< ma; . ~t=v 5.114 mean-n weakened. _ . Tliiul1= by tr..- sac c cf n r hsveu" V911 well. Tvrreli said. You re were turning) o“! i hi?!‘ mm“ rrt vou on the hrs v work, so i221‘. utting a rod in pickle. I've done all he had anticipated. Prrni fire first flnmhm- cnnfcgcifnh Come m m :_- can. I Inspector Tyrrcll had brrn a friend . of it 1 trcat rou like the wail‘; Waiti Joyce interposed. Mr. contrary to ivhnt. he had rx- ted, 11035.3(; bgy --Mr. Chetwood has something to It was tiicrcfore with fu op- y“ m.“ SHgEQSUQn o; 60,1515... m] vou flrnism that he set. out cu a misslzn anon 1mm was nly-“Qst a pk-

r asvm Not at nu. stave- _Be sensible darling. Tell the in-

Nymphs 0f The Lake

.again winked at Joyce.

—BIG SHORTS PROGRAM- , Dick Tracy Vs. Crime Inc.. Chapter 2

iplant. Tho meatlcgger; attempt tugaxtlm B,D'___ Mlmsgen ‘ ‘ _ ;rc ti lum through a chute down s — Nickel" iilushoack :..iv1ii:‘h meat slides to waiting borers mason-smear: NUPTIALS biifliv - A quiet but pretty Wedding was

i | _. __ i spmtor what you intended to this morning

Ttlls sounds inti-i;..i;i;. 'l'yrreii remarked

He was on his way to visit you, when they took him to another poi- ice station. i

Ah. M155. is that a iuct? .

You may as wcil flour the rest, Richard exclaimed. Jack Aiurroyi. my-er businris p-drtncr. has been

involving me in bcasty black niur- "ii B Mr. Stirling Robertson. Charlotte-i ket trausacticne iuzd- if"?! F town. ably supported the groom.

Glad you're willing to tcli the 01M“ Gimme The happy young couple left the facts, but you needn't, waste vai- Gil" following morning for a honey-

uable time. Of COHYSE I know all a- bout that. Murre_v's phone is tapped} and your conversation to driv was overheard.

So that is how here? | Never mind about that. Tyrreli‘ i what's fixed

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i you traced me

Anyway. you know for iii-night?

Before you rll<i |

Goodness! Joik-c said Tizcn that is wIlY you wanted Richard out ofi the way? i

I am not paid to be a guardian angel. but I have taken rather u fatherly iritcrest in _\niir young man. Strictl-i of the record l um sorry Mr. Ciiotivccd is in this moss.

My name is really Richard Hark-

... i isn't that news either? , Like mfst Iiechle vou undcrrafc.

the police. A detottivr uh the job

pokes his nose into all sorts of places Rummy thine ue fcrrol. out in the process to khcw all the! ins and outs of this affair, but by‘ the finish I reckon I shall ‘

I hope 30:1 die uiit i ‘i there is to bu di- i

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COOKI for Photos. 1 CONFEDEIATION LIFE IN- |SURANCL

REMEMBER. WMM‘ RSTM b July 10th ‘i-B-S.

THE ANNUAL THANK OFFER- ‘JNG of the W. M. S. of the Bon- - BhIIW Baptist Church Sunday ev- ‘erunl at 8 o'clock. -7-ii.

i. HAMPTON PASTORAL CHARGE July 9th. Bonshaw 1i M. Hamp- ‘ton 3 P.M Victoria 7.80 RM.

- Hfllm. Speaker. Conference re- 11 1-7-11.

i COVEHEAD CHARGE. —- United

s. M. Covehead Road os. A. Wiisolnl.

services July 9th North I1 A.M. Winsioe North S. S. M. Winsioe South 3 PM. in- Bfllhth S. S. 2 P.M. Hiahneld P.M. Rev. T. Constablehiiflf

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F M. July 11th. Brooklyn 8.30 Victor Bucci. Rev. J. H. Bishop.

THE MEMBERS of True Bro-

thers Locke No. 8 A. l". 8r A

WINSLOE UNITED CHURCIL- te

‘ s. li. - . J. R. Skinner, Minister

Tonight's Special Attraction at The Sporting Bluh

Charlottetown winds up a very successful tour by Jack Denny and his orchestra. This is the first time this orchestra has played the Maritimes and Mr. Joseph McDon- ald is to be congratulated on pro- curing this famous orchestra at this time. Mr. McDonald has put a great deal of time and effort into preparing his building for this big attraction. The floor is in perfect condition for dancing and the decorations are beautifully placed and done in very attractive colors. Large new fans have been instal- led as well as a new amplifying system. Everything hasbeen done to make this the big event of the season.

BRADALBANE United Church Services on Sunday. July 0th as follows: North Granville l1 A M. Rose Valley 3 P. M. Bradolbane 8 P M Rev. D. J. Morrison. Minis;

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TRYON — BONSHAW BAPTIST CHURClL-Sunday, July 0th. Tryon 3.00 P. M. Bonshaw 8.00 P. M The evening service will bc the Annual Thank Offerinfi of the W. M You are cordla v invited to worship, with us. 1- -1i ,

CORNIVALL PASTORAL! CHARGE. -— Services Sunday. July,‘ 9th are as follows. Cornwall ii A.M.' S. School ii A.M. Kingston 3 P.M.

2 P M. New Domini n 30F M S School ll A. Ma

CAVENDISH UNITED CHARGE. —Public worship Sunday. July 9th.

Crapaud. will attend Divine Wor- ship in on United Church Su dad’. Jultv A . st

at er lodges cordially

invited. 1-1-12. NORTH rayon PRESBYTER-

IAN CHURCH-Service July 9th at 8 P. M. Miss Mary A. MacKenzie. ator

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THE REV. C. A. BRITTEN. W

Hrs-av mun-unawar- ill ‘fin-h preach on Sunday. July 9th in

s Central Bedeque Baptist Church at

Ngw Thn"; sag" élPAd-g-I. and also in u... eveniII-iioat

ST. JOHN'S PRESBYEERIAN CHURCH. Belfast. Services. Sunday July 0th will be as follows: Sunday School at 10.15. Morning Worship at ti. Evenimiz Service at i3 olclock. Rev. E. C Evans. Minister 7-7-li.

MALPEQUE. Kensinaton and Freetown Charge of the Presbyter- Canada Services The Rev. Malpeoue P M an

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. . . Kensingto t 7.30 P M. Rev. J. A. was staged by Wallace Beery in MacaawagyaMlnlswrl .l._7_u_

"Rationing" the new comedy at the

Prince Edward Theatre, wheren - -

he uses 150 Pound cakes of ice as

WEHIDOITS Becry is ambushed by black mar- AM; Bedeque u

ket gangsters in a meat pecking! p M Album, a RM

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The ware-house is stocked with great cakes of ice for rsfrigration.

A; each causter starts cllnbing the cliutc. Ettry yzuts in a block of icr. which tumbles each attacker into the r 21g river below. As‘ ihry rrrzti slzore the police gather thcm in

The n o sm‘

solernnized at 7 p. m. Wednesday June 2i at the Baptist Parsonage. Kingsboro, when Rev. H. R. Bell united in marriage Fannie Martha.

C. Fraser. North Lake. and Herbie l-Ieadlev- son of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Fraser, South Lake. The bride looked charming in a suit of navy blue. with accesscrie to match. She was attended by her friend. Miss Aletha M. Bruce. who was attractively attired in light

icturc in which Becry plays town butcher pitted against ‘ggingi’ ring teams the star , ric Main A ennedy with " it was direct/ed by T

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blue, with contrasting accessories.

moon in points of interest in P. E. I. On their return a sumptuous wedding supper was served to near relatives and friends at their home fn Bothweil. A jolly crowd of ser- enaders were present also. to ex- tend to the bride and groom. their best wishes. Previous to their marriage the bride was tendered a miscellaneous shower at. her home in North Lake. Their many friends wish them many happy years to- gether._tPatriot Please Copy).

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In Memoriam

Jwnccs ‘s Ilia lovinlkmsmory of Mrs. James You are?“ one o us from cholzhUilmlggs-Roc y Point. who area Juy| he said I'd sooner have a willng ' vain-nicer Cticiwicri was yeli0tv,| Gone dear mother gone forever too. Maybe some got thus. Well How we miss your smiling face :.:c__ But vou left us to remember

Iii n ' iv your Non: 0n earth can take your place: 11'1"»? 1rd rst ' 1A hubby home we once eifloyed like I've 101d How sweet the memory still u be Chv-w up ‘nan’ we But death has left a loneliness m-L gomg u, n 1unm~31_ In a few The world can never fill

ho will be delivered Lnflngh. mmcmmred by H"

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you're azrccoblc Anything I can do. Murray has arranged a rcnQaz-l

vous with vou, Mr Chatwood. All;

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rosiiion a< srcond in command. We cnuiri no fnr together, Mur- rev wcnt on. Whatevers wrong with You isn't lick of brains. Only vou won't use them. Pay attention. can't you? 1T0 Be Continued)

This War-Fourl Years Ago

By The Canadian Press

JULY 7. IMO-Five persons killed in dav i0l\f'. Gi-rmzin air rnids over lliiileul iilinudcm. Royal Air lborcel uttzickrtl military targets in many; Gcrnmu cilic zinc pied‘ ,.

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Ivefau towns to are“;

. Sacrament of the Lord's Supper will

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only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. '

1i A. M Holy Communion North Rustioo 7.30 P. M. Stanley Bridge. ,Rev. E. F. Coffin, B A., Minister. 7-7-li.

‘ ‘ THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH .IN CANADA-Services on Sunday, ‘July 9th will be as follows: Caled- onia l1.C0 A M. and 7.30 PM. Wood Islands 3.00 P. M.

v/ 1E] n" mm“ Deaconess will be in charge. Rev.

_ QM [$13 .1 A. MacGowan. Interim. MIodefi-l

A i C CENTRAL .. theatres

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so artoon , MacGowan will preach at Clvde i Minister. -7-1l. Travelogue - Serial Rivéexé ll A ciliéigogliriiorg r y; i

____i_.____ D-I! RIIOQ OVBI . . v EV SHOWS 2:30 _ 7 __ 8:45 W. Goodwill. Minister. 7-7-ii

CHURCH OF SCOTLAND. -The

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Apply to any of thcae Re- cruiting Stations: Halifax (Cogsvvell St. next Hospital]. Yarmnuth. Kentvtlle. ‘ruro. New Glasgow. Sydney. Char- lottetown, or write to District Recruiting Officer. M. D._ 6, Halifax. N. 5-. for further m- formation.

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Johann; Hill roses. Her only Jewel- ery was a pearl necklace. a gift from the groom. She Wag attended by Miss i-isrlyene Peck. sister of the groom. The groom was attend- ed by Dr N A. Weldon of Sack- vil1e,-N B. Following the ceic- mony the bridal party left for Moncton where a dinner was held at. the home of the groom's parents Later the bride and groom left by plane for Prince Edward Island on a short honeymoon trip. On their retum they ‘will reside in Picfmr, N S. —Moncton Transcript.

UIET WEDDING AT BAPTIST PA SONAGE - A quiet wedding of interest to many friends was solemnized on Tuesday evening. June 6th at. 7 o'clock at the home of the officiating minister. Rev. B. G. Manzer. New Glasgow. when Christine Jeanette, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John L. MacDonald. Georgetown, P. E. I.. was united in marriage to Pte. Richard C. West- away. son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Westaway. Albion. P. E. I. The bride looked lovely in a street length dress of rose crepe with brown accessories. She was at- tended by her sister, Mrs. Carle- ton Moore, who was gowned in a navy blue suit with matching ac- cessories. The groom was ported by Mr. Carleton Moore. A reception was held st the home oi’ Mr. and Mrs. Milton King. After all had extended best wishes and

be held in the church at "Birchill" h July 9

Service at 10.30 A. M. and 7 P. . also Fri- day. July 7th at 8 o'clock P.M. Rev. R. J Westaway. Minister. 7-7-ii.

NORTH RIVER CHURCHES. - Sunday, July 9th. Long Creek, S. chooi 10.15 A M. Service 1i A M. Clyde River. S School 2 P.M. Ser-

' 3 P. Iiingston,

P M Fairview. S School ii A M. North River. S. School li A M. Rev. A E. Todd, Minister. 7-7-ii.

CHURCH 0F ENGLAND SER- VICES. Sunday. July 9th. st. John's Church. Crapaud. Church i030 A. '

St. Springfield. Church School- 10.60 A. M. Holy Communion 11.00 A M. Rev G R Hartman. Rectorfi 7 n

MARSHFIELD PRESBYTERIAN CHARGE, Sunday, July 9th. Ser- vices will be held as follows: Mt. Stewart 11 A. ltfulfigiiileid 3 P.M. Communion Service, Sunday School 2 P. M. and Marshfleid 7.30 P. M. Sunday School 10.30 A. M. Har- rington Sunday School 10.30 A.M Rev. Henrv P. Beak. Minister-i n

NEW LONDON PRESBYTERIAN-r CHARGE-duly 9th. South Gran- viiic 11.00 A. M. Long River 8.00

.M The Long River service will take the form oi a W S Thank offering Service and will be one of praise with assistance from the Choir of Kcnsington Presbyterian Church. There ivill be no service at New London because of the War Memorial Service at Gecidie Mem- orial Church. Rev H. M. Buntain. Minister. 7-li.

CAPTAIN A. A. MacLEOD HERE -Captain A. A. MacLeod. Army Chaplain. attached to M. D. 7 was in the city yesterday in connec- tion with handing over his office of Grand Scribe of the Sons of Temperance. The Captain is well- known in this province, where he previously,- held Baptist charges at Montague and O'Lear,v, and as the father of Sqdn. Leader MacLeod. who had a distinguished career overseas. ‘and is now an instructor in the wcst. The Captain has the Military Hospital at Saint John as well as other sections of Dis- trict No. 7 under his ministerial supervision.

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PECK-BYERS.-. A wedding. cf ilucrcst to friends in the Mari times took place July 4. in Sack- vilie, N. B at me home of Dr. H Tucker. when Miss Georgie Louisef Byers of West Nc-w Arman. N S. ' daughter cf Mrs Edward J Byers, became the bride of Harold Wes- icy Peck, son of Mr. and Mrs By- ron . Peck. of lvlonctcu. N13. The ceremony was performed by Dr Tuckci" in time prcstnce of a few intitnaie friends. The bride was attractively gcwncd in a two piccc i cf navy faills- with whiter ' (‘lid wore a corsago of-

n n o u n ce m e n r Charlottetown Hospital

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rendered outstanding service. few are given the talents and abiiq ities that have been displayed by; Mrs. Macdonald. and to give such t Dear Mrs. Macdonald: service voluntary is worthy of thei highest commendation. been secretary-treasurer fol‘ eight- , have invited you to be present eeu years, organist and choir dir- ector for more than twenty years. as well as rendering service that might be asked of her. | heartfelt. thanks for faithful serv- It is unfortunate that too we forget the sacrifices entailed by such duties. especially when

congratulations to the bride and

groom. a lovely lunch was served»

The happy couple were the recipi- ents of many beautiful wedding. gifts. wishes are extended} to Pte. and Mrs. Westaway for a

long and happy married life.-New

Glasgow News.

Mrs. C. W. Hawkins, Murray Harbor. has received a beautiful bouquet of flowers from her bro-i ther Eugene. in Italy. He had ord- I ered them for his mother. Mrs. David Glover. lust a few days be- fore he received the sad news of‘ the death of his parents. |

Address and

Presentation

On Wednesday evening, May 25rd. i944. the congregation of the United, Church. New Dominion. met at the home of Mr. Allison

MacMillan to honor a valued mem-

ber of the church in the person ofi Mrs. Arthur MacDonald, who has; SO

She has

any other v

often

they are performed willingly and it is. only when sickness comes and we’ are deprived of such services is; this realized.

The meeting was presided over by Rev. J. R. Skinner. Minister of the congregation who called upon Mr. W. R. Shaw to read an addressi of appreciation. while Mr. E. H] Currie presented the honored|

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