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By ELLEN j. BUCKLAND Wi%% ' Rogieterod Nurse

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Land on Lot 49 situate on the west side of Gauls Road 1 1-2 miles from , e its junction with Bﬂvtlll i-lill Road, " formerly owned by Mrs. Michael, Milhnl‘. containing 162 acres in two‘ farms of 112 and 50 acres. This land ' is well wooded.

Tenders will be received for each lfarm or for the whole at the of- fice of McLean and McKiimon Roy-. a1 Bank Bldg. Charlottetown up tol l5th Dec. 1927. 502-cod-1 wk.

The postponedlAnnual Meeting‘ of The J. Hf Judson Fox Raneliing Co.,l

SONIA

5! VIDA HURST .

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Sonia Wilﬂ awake in dawn. She was ll-avillg that night. for (rpicago. The days since lll-r father hull glv. eu lllI-l l-oill-leut hull gone by an lu n dream, leuvlug Sonia liil(.‘()llil‘(!lt)llil oi‘ tliell passing. Nil-s. lliarilh bud dropped all other HElWlllg lo work for her daughter. ' lilvcrythlng had to be Just so. Aiiiill Itiursh knew what o. glrlwlhoultl have. 'l‘hin once, she said to Santa's father. Sonia should have the best.

Sonia. eyed the results of mother's efflort, hanging in llonet.

Two dnrk dresses for work, sev- _l~re-ly plain, but with tho linen only all artist can give. A black velvet, with tailored coat. to match, and for the first time in her life n rea-l French hat. ADpink chiffon, the [our she hiul worn to Sldueyh party, land another dancing dress, bille- lgreen, lwltb tiny silver ioa-ics, coin- ‘plated her new wardrobe.

"They are beautiful," Sonia.

The luappropriutcilel-isi of such a lwilrtlrobe for a girl book-keeper did lnot occur to hcl. Slic needed on- ly shoes and il wlntor coat. Her lathe-r had given her :1 generous check from his savings account, advising her to purchase those things in ClIlCIIEO. Vera had don- ated white silk bloomers to match the iliglilgowil.

“It's almost like n trons-seen," Vera said wistfliliy. -

And oirly Don Stilllwnter had of- fered any advice. Her mother was absorbed in her chores, her father wrapped in grief at the approach- ing parting, her friends envious or delighted. ilccording to tempera- ment. Bill Sonia would not forget Don's words, spoken at the moment. he had offered her the position, nor the promillo shc lind given him.

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her ‘the

breathed

Don had gone buck to his hospit- al in the east, but before leaving he had come to tnke Sonia for ll farewell ride. -~

The-y had gone through Lhc collii-

55O_l1_23_2iA ch ‘JD with a runner." .

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l l l l l ‘For their Spot-la] r. n. lsliintl Rep-l l mescntatlvc in (lharlottetotvn torl ll", lbusiness done and careful measure-F , l ments for Suits and Overcoats, from, . l f,

ho numnger for inl- Maritime Prov-l ' ' ‘ I till-cs. Dated from his Office, Octob-l l 2.

‘or 28th, I927. m , KNOTS PER HOUR

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‘Wm be hem at L "_ Judsonls" try, dalkllig ‘little. Sonia was pﬁday’ November 25th at 7 R M_ treading the air that day, scalcely

popg Ngy, t. "HIS of mortal contact. gecqqqy-eﬂs, - lawn." "w ¢'°¢l< "ell-‘i °"° i° He said, finally, "I may come to

Chicago to practice when through at the hospital." I "Sonia ‘was pleated. > “Will you, really‘! Wouldn't that‘ be filn?" y He smiled. l "Why?" ‘

“Well, l could sec you once in a

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Often chlecked wit}; l, " / one app ication o Vicka: Just nib on

"*3 throat and chest

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“l didn't liltolld to do that, Souili —ucvei- intended slit-h l; thing, l tluly incliill to bring ylru out for ii little rlllv. Sonia, plvuue. . . .it‘ you knew bow sorry l am."

The sincerity iii his voicle pierc- ed her subs. L-lhl- lll-ll-tl her vyl-ﬁ. Bu! the HlllllI*’.‘4llP produced was lPOZPH,

"Sn-lilo, this got-u lll |ll‘f)\'t' how dnugl-rt-lis you are."

“l wltsirl ll}'ll\g' to vamp you," she answered brokenly.

"l know you weren't. Aud l hnd uo llltl-uliiui of being vumped eith- er. Sliull ll tllke You homo?” Litter, when he stopped before hor dot-r, he zs-uid, "Soniii, I'd give ailythillg ill the world if this hadn't. bnppelled.

Silo ZllIFlWfHTfi, quietly, "It's right. Forget it!"

"Will you try to do that, too‘! And remember the nicer ihings?", “You, Don. .1‘ owe you too much

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I .. to uulse a gludgf ugaliuit you. i U

llllt. llllllltillg ii over zllterwiird silo found ll. hull quite ltiltPll thi- Qdge from the prtsvltllls lulpl-eilnlou he hnd inulie. ‘

As she dressed that lust lll0i‘lllllK she relivell tho exciting luouleill,

“No, I ])l‘(‘.'llll.\lt\t| to forget," she ‘stlltl ron-rllutely.

llcsitlcs them wereﬁso llltllly oili- t-r things it) thing ubuul lo-llny. 'l'h|ll dlly lll‘ ull days! ill-r trlluk i0

_ puck, iiild the. bzig shl- Wtllllll lined

owl-night. oli till». lruiu - ll bull trip downtown for plus and powder.

"An il'," Soiliil l-hill-ltled to Sill- liey, "[ ,0Olllllil'l buy lhosl- things in Chicago."

Sidney was loyal, ill splll- cl‘ her

ul0tlier's disapproval. l-lvcry 0H8 seemed iluxlous to do- anything they l'(ill.ll ll<i“'t'oi" ihl- dupnrtiilg Sonia. Her prospective absence seemed to l-ovcl- u luultlllllll» of sills. l .lll(e tlltl'tt-l~ l-ulll-ll. Snuiil ll-fus- till lo- slcv. lllul, faithful to the prom- isc her father hull lleluiiulled. lilll. s-"hc. hnd been unable ltl llvoill u scene with 'I‘oln lluilterw-ootl.

"l lwuut you to ltlll-tv, Suuiu,“ he illll, “that iiiiy propoliitl I mulb- to ‘you is llll off now. l wouldn't con- lsiilcr being engaged it‘ you all‘. lo l('lll(‘<‘lﬁ(l."

“Don't. worry, 'l‘<-lu. l uvrcl‘ took ;you seriously, I don't (rut-c to inur-

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They pllrlcll coldly. S0 quickly d0 tht- t-nlotious cool til l7!

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But in the afternoon as Sonia was walking home from her lust shop- ping trip, n car stopped before her. It was Joe Carter, in one of his fa-

ther's cars that he kept for hire. He

ry a mun who would ask inc to wail _ ' opened the door with a determined

air, saying: "Get in, I'll take you home.”

Sonia was tired and in a hurt-v To refuse would be unreasonable‘ She had nothing against Joe....__' The incident of Sidney’s party w,“ in the long distant past. now. sq she climbed in the car. with a grate. ful smile, dropping her bundles around her.

(To Be Continued.)

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while and get ntore good lldvir-c."

“Advice an needed, ch?“

"That would be much more pluc- tlcal. Think how convenient. for me to be able to call you upull hour before ll dale fur llPlllllPll lll- HlHICllOllSf,"

"So thill

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llor green l-yl-s droopetl.

“.1 wit, _iV|'ll to understand that jyl=lii' illlPrPHl. was purely profession- ..'il."

Doll ltillghell.

"Well, "I'll say this: You've li-oru-

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ed V"lll' lesson well. if you pick ov- r-rytlilng up as quickly as you have Ilbnt. you'll get along."

“Slut-c you're the o-llly lnltu," co-it- dlllliﬁll ‘Sonia, coolly, "wlioi-w inter- est in me happens to be of that var- iety, l may 1l)<'W(‘ll milko lllf! most oi‘ it."

"TIIOIG you g0, Sfrlllkllllg so duru-

"undrl-‘d-‘i t" "l" 111W“ 7/: Yours sincerely, l 11d sophisticated. “lhere do you ;,, BOOKS Dilbli-“llilil- and l1)’ "W f,’ iellru remarks like that? You 6 1799'» AUTHORS? "9 “Pm! lll/l ()_ 1), GELDART, l-mft have lintl so much experience. nit-rived at ‘Dstllipgtzose you read it lot of cheap . ‘ , 1-0 . . l s, '_"“”““—i " “Ou the contrary. lll‘. D011 911"-

wuter, ll have luld little time for fiction."

"Well, I'm beginning to think you

is going to have. to come out."

Sonia shrugged and remained sil- out.

lie said, after a moment, "Do you know, Sonia, your silence in- trigues me. it bikes a wise wcln- an to kilow when to be silent!"

Her niirrow eyel-i met his co-‘dly.

“What. are you trying to do? Flirt with me?"

The insolence of it tcok away his breath. He had stopped the cor to see the view at the top of the lilll. All at once, with no warn- ing, he seized her handsand kl‘.-l- iied her,

Cold tremors ran tllrt-ilgh Soiliaﬂs.

whole body. Shelwnel ailpnlleil, un- g-ry, humiliated.

"Let me nlone—-you———" she gasped, furiously. “You're ll fine

person to give me advice." Tears stood in her eyes, She hall been hurt at his treachery.

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