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Back iutbs front room KI!‘

brought her caller. Overhead she

hoard Barbara stirring and thought

ghiay, Elise would have her hands; u 1.

Eve was makina talk about their friends. "Bo lorry the 1113' lands are still away, I shan't aae them until they come ower again. I hog, you like them?"

" , very much."

"And the Rsnsomea-do you lee aiwthlxig of them? and the Cllittenderas-l" _

"No. No. we haven't I004! them for some time."

"I've been staying with the UP- ions." Eve hesitated and than brought out. "Maude tells me that Dick was than at dinner last spring. I don't think he Ought to have dons that. I told Maude it “'11s very wrong of her."

Kay's face was very much sur- prised. “Why. I'm‘ you feel like that about it. I t ouglzl-we both thought-that it" was very natural of Mira. Upton."

"Wel1-"

Eve wag seeing though her. Eve knew exactly how she was feeling. For a moment Kay had the oddest sensation of being fused with Eve in some secret place o! their experience. luring the knowledge of Dick's masculine impulsiveneas. m a nontent she was close to Eve .

Then hot chagrin swept them poles apart. Eve, in her social superiority. daring to patronize to oondole- Very evenly Kay fold her. "It was rather nice ici- hill to see some of his old friends. We've been so immersed in our own group."

“It was nice for him but—"

“But not without you," wus what Eve left unspoken. She was look- ing oddly reflective; Eve had a fear of what she might say next. but tha children savied her from it

Kathy had put on her manners with her yellow frock (“mv best- cst dress," 51m told the world) and was as pretty as a buttercup. sit- ting at Eves feet stroking the lovely pussy cape. Barbaia was still sleepy and round-er“!

“Isn't she a little pale?" Eve wanted to know and Kay‘ looked .-t hcr baby in instant anxiety. She said, “It's just that she hasn't been out this afternoon "

Elise could take them away now. Kay said, and Elise removed 111cm. promising Kathy an utterly fictitious kitty on the back steps Kay deplored the decfiptifln Bud

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What was it that you wanted to lee me about?“

Ive made a little gesture-she had oaughi that from the French, some atom of Kay’; consciousness

Wording . ‘ y. really nothihz- nothing in particular. It is Just that 1 win-it to soc for myself. I thought we 1111311’. be modern and under- standing enough to meet. I sup- pose I feel a certain -responsl- bilhy- at my bavinz chosen to live abroad, and wished t0 reas- sure myseli. It is a success, isn't ii?" It iyus neatly done Kay felt an ammunition to; that dissemnllng ide. Shekrievmaslfshehadbeen 'e herself, the terrible curiosity that had drauui Eve hem, the drcnriful womanish necessity to formi-m hers comparisons. “as (ha: ad: For a 1111.211 Vflflkffillflllv a disagreeable unhappy feeling. srimy, "We are very

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, 1121a Wlill Elise down

_ had to excuse herself Dick was calling

W85 O11 B

‘Jill? "l "lilie \

p11 . A J the front room ~ voice so non- C121! 1i r Dick asked. "yhats 111,, mzizzer? Has anything gone wrung?" Not-hing Only busy." She *1 1.1122“ how famny it would be if =r1"1i_ "No, oxiiy your first wifa

c \'.'(\ll(i(.‘!'€(l l! you wouldn't. dinner?

11

_ o -. the children to Sorry. but I'm

Z I ins: thought you to go places. you knoiv.“ 1 to. Bu: not ionipfiit."

' inio the front COllSCi01l5Il€>5 all

if Eve had any- slg: 1118f shc was up to, but. there

LIA} i‘. Then the

med 10 be nothing 1a shuttered by a series of s1 yivzi howls.

mine frcxn the back of

"s initiated curs

w-rs coming up

heard pro- . “ch

"cs my

O hCY ‘ZiYlllS, SQb-‘

" Efifc (‘\",§l.'ll‘fl(‘(l 5151.011 f.

cl her. "Sine

1.1m into the hall loo. "Is

was examining the ho“.

“N01 badly-it's ppcd," and kissed Kathy. checked

in Eric's capo.

uS5,\'." said Eve‘

l! l-ler lianclsWi

mmtcr." said .d Kziy thoilghi, "Ofh

to lii'.\' hcr child's

~11 ill“ fur and Kathy . -m y the lady: will 1 pussy If you New Elise will

I aud brine; you dovcn, all

child's lirad her brown ci ls u i0 do some-

she promised

p1"

preparing to leave. little Why you are don't mind my saying this? Sure-

1y

find."

is

wouldn't it be pleasanter for you

f0

virtually paying the rent anyway __" 10h, you realize that, thought ,_ may bitieriyl” and rent this? A and Eriglislrignmg; -~""~@—’1°° bad- 1°° 1 cas-‘er to rent and at Lake Forest,

1__v:1u‘d have everything for the chil-, door - __ {‘C_d,(il'\'ll. Hnd ihe right l1 r child ‘lreczyii-g [mm 1mm- '1

act older-do ialk ncrsistcd

children ”

1 f0 long" ' going Good-by-Tm Eve | sccn to Dick about the house “

“I'd die before -I brought Dick in- to your house again!"

; After over-eating—lulie

Silly on here

ofitcd by it.

Eve drew her cape about her, She said a “I'm ivondering

hesiiantly: You

city dwellers.

. with two chi1dren-"

"We own this house, you know.” "But you could rem it " "Tenants are not so easy to

The Lake Forest one I was wondering-

"I know empty", too.

move into that since Dick is

,i1.?.§71..1< 2. vJy early now, d0€sn't it? . .Good-

y.

Very quietly she closed the She had an absurd impulse She walitcd w shut children safely

house like this might be

schools fori to bar it -hcrself and the

iwlthin. where no emanation from

. that other woman could reach to

truly. you don't mean tof them

when the children: '

it over,“ Eve.

“Dick might like it. you‘

And you must think of the

was fantastic Kay's lips "It's really out of the

Let me open that door

l‘ you. Arc you stayin! over hero‘

hesitated “Not long I'm out of town quite soon. very glad to have those little girls D0 talk

“I'm afraid it wouldn't be pos-

“But (To Be Continued)

Provincial Exhibition Prize List

s... I - 4, SHORTHORNS -— Class 6

Sec. 1: Male born after Dec. 31- 44-1. R. R. Bell. 100 Brighton Rd, City; 2. B. Chester Pratt, St. Pct- er's; 3. Arthur Roberts, Winsloc Station; 4, Stanley Hurry, Winsloc; 5. Athol Roberts, Winsloe Station.

Sec. 2: Male born July 1-44 to Dec. 31.44-P, J. Martin dz Son.

Sec. 3: Male bom Jan. 1-44 to June 30-44-1. AH. Boswell s; Son, Marshfield,

Sec. 4: Male born July L43 to June 31-43-1. B. Chester Pratt, St. Peter's.

Sec. 5: Male born July 1-42 to June 30.43-1. Fred E. Matheson, St. Peter's, RR. 2.

Sec, 6: Male born before July l-42—1. A. H. Boswell dz Son; 2.

Kay wanted to say Dflislflmilely.

pleasantly.

Aloud Kay said

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Stanley Hurry, Winsloe. _ Sec. 7: Junior Champion Male- P. J. Martin dz Sons. Sec. 8: Senior Champion Male- A. H. Boswell s; Son. Sec. 9: Grand Champion Male- P. J. Martin dz Son. Hunter River. Sec. 10: Female born after Dec. 31-44-1. A. l-l. Mutch, Earriscliffe; '2. dz 3. Athol Roberts; 4, 5 dz 6. 'A. H. Boswell dz Son. Sec. 1i: Female born July 1.44 to Dec. 31-44-1. dz 2. Athoi Rob- erts" 3. Lorne Coles, Milton; 4. A. u, Roswell s. Son; 5. Athol Rob. arts; 6. dz 7. Stanley Hurry; 8. A. I-Lt Boswell dz Son; 9. Athol Rob. r

e s.

Sec. 12: Female born Jan. 1-44 to June 30.44-1. Lorne Coles; 2. Athol Roberts; 3. Stanley Hurry; 4, Earle Rankin, Mt. Herbert; 5. Stgnley Hurry. l

ec. 13: Femae born Jul 1-43 to Dec. 3L43-R, R. Bell, Cyty; 2. Frances W. Gleason, Cherry Valley. Sec. 14: Female born July 1-42 to June 30-43-1. R. R. Bell; 2. Frances W. Gleason; 3. A. H. Mutch, Earnsclifle; 4, W. R. All. ken, 35 Longworth Ave, City; 5. Stanley Hurry; 6. Lorne Coles; 7. Chester Pratt, St. Peter's.

Sec. 15: male born July 1-41 to June 30-412-1. R. R. Bell; 2. éfihol Rflgfiftfij 3. Lorne Coles; 4. ' es er ra t.

Sec. 16: Female born before July l.4l-1, 2. dz 3. Stanley Hurry; 4. A. H. Boswell a1 Son; ii. Earls Ran- kin, Mt. Herbert.

Sec. l7: Junior Champion Female -Athol Roberts, Wlnslos Station.

Sec. 18: Senior Champion Fe- male-Stanley Hurry, Winsloe.

Sec. 19: Grand Champion Fe. male at Reserve-Athol Roberts, Grand Champion; Stanley Hurry, Reserve. .

Sec. 20: Junior Get of Sire-l. Athol Roberts; 2. A. H. Boswell dz Son; 3, s» 4. Stanley Hung.

Sec. 21: Senior Gee of ire-l. Stanley Hurry.

Sec. 22: Junior Herd-l. A. l-l. Boswell at Son; 2. Athol Roberts; 3. Stanley Hurry.

Sec. 23: Graded Herd-L Stari- ley Hu ; 2. A. H. Boswell dz Son.

Specla Prize Grou of Three Animals by New xhlbitor-l. Lorne Colea, Milton; 2. Earle Ran- kin, Mt. Herbert.

Shorthorn Breeders’ Specials

Junior Male born July 1.43-

maoiie is. M9LE0D

A. H, Bosivcll A: S011; 4. Szanlcyy |Humv l I Junior Female born since Jilly 1- 43-1. dz 2. Aihol Roberts; 3. Lorne I Coles; 4. R. R_ Boll; 5. lnrne Colcs. - Junior Female born .ih<:c~ Julyi l 1-43 from m1 HOP. Sum 11ml Dam; [-1. dz 2. Stanley Hurry; i“: 4.1 Athol Roberts. i Progeny of Dam-l. Sianl ' Hm.‘ 1y; 2. Athol RObPFIJ-I 3. lcy| Hurry; 4. S: 5, A. H. Br: Sz i Son.

‘ Two Fcmnl l2. n. R. Bcll

1 l

'5 1. filhzrl llflbClWnfl 1.111110 Coir‘. Seymour Womb Spccinl 111:‘ 130st‘ Three Fcmnlcs ‘Thrcc Yours and Under-l. Stanley Hurry; L’. Ailiol‘ Roberts. I

CLASS ill-JERSEYS i

: Malc born nftrr Dcz. 31. _ Clark Bros, New Wilt-| , Stead Bros. Clffown, R...

Male born July 1, 1044 in Dec. 31-44-1. Sicad Bros; 2. Frcd Coles. New Wilishire: 3. 4. & 5. Edison B_ Mutch, North River.

Sec. 3: Nlale born Jun. 1,114 to Julie 30-44-1. Clark Bros, N‘ Wiltshlre.

Sec. 5: Mnlc born July 1-42 to June 30143-1. Stead Bros; 2.01mi: Bros.

Sec. 6: Mali: born before July l- 42-1. Roland Easter, NPW Wilt- shire; 2, Dr. J. P. Laniz, Charlotug t0

wn.

Sec. 7: Junior Champion Male born after June 30-43-Clark Bros.

Sec. 8: Junior Champion Male born before July l43-Haroid Stead of Stead Bros.

Sec. 9: Grand Champion Mule- Stead Bros.

Sec. l0: Female born after Dec. 3L44-l. Roland Easter, New Wilt- shire; 2. stood Bros; 3_ Fred Col- es; 4. Clark Bros; 5. Bnlcc Mn".- Donald, New Wiltshlre.

Sec. 11'. Female bom July to Dec. 31-44-1. Fred Coles; 2. dz 3. Clark Bros; 4, Stead Bros; 5. Edison B. Mutch, North River.

Sec. 12: Female born Jun. 1-44 to June 3034-1, Clnrk Bros; 2. s: 3. Dr, J_ P, Lziniz; 4. Stand B1" -.; 5. Emerson MacLcoci. Milton Sizi- tion.

Sec. 13: Female born July ison B. Mutch; 3. Stead B . Dr, J P, Lnntz; 5. Bruce hfscDon- aid. New Wiltshlre.

Sec. l4: Female. Dry. born Jilly 1-42 in June 30_43—1. Clnrl: H1‘ ' 2. Dr. J, P. Lanlz: 3. Stcnd B111 .3 4. Clark Bros; 5, Dr. J. P. 1.121112.

Sec. 15: Female. in milk. hm": July 1-42 to Juno 30.4Z1---l. Stead Bros; 3. Roland Ensici"; Clnrk Bros.

Sec. 16: Female. Dry, horn Jilly 1-41 to Jimc 30_42—1. Erliszln B. Mutch; 2, Bruce MacDonald; 3. Dr. J. P. Lantz.

Sec. 17: Feninlc, in milk, bom July 1-41 to Juno 30.42-1. Clark

4.

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i, Athol Roberts; 2. n. a, Bell; a.

1Q: 2N

Emilee‘

Mo. Donald; 4. Stead Bros.

Sec. 18: Female, Dry, born be- fore July l.4l-1_ Fred Coles; 2. Dr. J. P. Lanti: 3. Roland Easter: 4. Stead Bros.; 5. Edison B. Mutch.

Sec. l9: Female, in milk. born before July l. 1941-1. Roland Ea..- isr: 2. Bruce MacDonald; 3. Stead Brass. 4. Clark Bros; 5. Edison B. Mutch. 1

Scc. 20: Junior Champion Fc-:

-mulc born after July 30.43-Fred]

Coles; New Wiltshlre. |

Sea‘. 21: Senior Champion Fe-| male born before July 1-43-Roland, Easter. New Wiltshlre. _=

Sec. 23: Get of Sire (Juniorl-L, Clark Bros; 2. Dr. J. P. Lantz; 3. Stead Bl'os.; 4. Clark Bros; a. can! son B. Mutch.

Sec. 24: Senior Get of Sire-L! Clark Bros; 2. Roland Easter; 3. Stead Bros; 4, Edison B. Mutuh: 5. Fred Coles, New Wiltshlre.

Sec. 25: Junior Herd:

Jersey Breeders’ Specials - l. Fred Coles; 2. Stead Bros; 3. Rol- and Easter, New Wiltshlre.

CLASS 11 — GUERNSEYS

Sec. 1: Male born after Dec. 31- 44-1. Horace Willis, Clyde River. Scc. 2: Male born July 1_44 to Doc. 31-44-1. Guy Rodd, Brackley; 2. Dan McLean, Milton; 3. Horace

Willis. Clyde River; 4. W11. Horne,

Milton.

Sac. 4: Male born July 1-43 to Dec. 3143-1. Allison Brycnfon, Bracklcy. R.R.; 2. H. Balderson 8: Sons, North Wiltshlre.

Soc. 6: Male born before July 1- 42-1. Guy Rodd, Brackley; 2, W H. Horne, North Milton.

Sec. '1: Junior Cham ion Male, born after June 30-48-Al1son Bry. enton, Brackley.

Sec. a: Senior Champion Male, born before July 1-43—Guy Rodd, Brackley.

Sec. 9: Grand Champion Mala- Guy Rodd. (

Sec. l0: Female born after Dec. 3l_44-1_ 2. 8a 3., Guy Rodd; 4. W. H. Home, Milton.

Sec. 11: Female born July 1-44 l0 Drc. 31-44-1. dz 2. Guy Rodd; 3. Harrison Green, Clyde River; 4. Dan McLean. Milton: 5. Tyrus Hnlanes. Kingston.

Sec. 12: Female born Jan. 1.44 to June 30-44-1, Buddle Home, Winsloe; 2. Guy Rodd, Brackley.

Sac. l3: Female born July 1,43 to Dec. 31-43-1. Guy Rodd. Milton.

Sec. l4: Female, dry, born July l-42 to June 30.43-l. Gu Rodd.

Sec. 16: Female, dry, bum July l-1-41 w June ao.42-1. Guy Rodd; 2. Hollie Archibald, Charlottetown.

Sec. 17: Female in milk, born horn July 1-41 to June 3042-1. W. H. Home, Milton.

sec. 13: Female, d . born belong July 1-41-1. 2. dz3. guy Rodd.

Sec. 19: Female in milk, born before July 1.41-l. 2. 3. dz 4. Guy Rodd

Sec. 20: Junior Champion Female -1. Buddle Horne, Winsloe.

Sec, 21: Senior Champion Fe- mule-l. Guy . . Grand Champion Fe- male-l. Guy Rod

Sec. 23: Junior Get of Sire-l, g, dz 3. Guy Rodd.

Sec. 24: Senior Get of Sire-l. l. a 3. Guy Rodd.

Sec. 26: Junior Herd-l. Guy Rodd.

Sec. m: Graded Herd-f. Guy Rodd

S cclal Prize for beat Female- Bu die Home.

Sec. 1: Born after Dec. 31-44-1. Oswald Newson. Clyde River; 2. BunburyFai-m. Chwown; 3, Oswald Ncwson; 4. Alex M. Agnew. Char. lottetown; B. 11.. A. Prontt, Free- town- 6. Gangs A. Godfrey, North Wlltshire; 1. . A. man.

Sec, 2: Male born July 1-44 to Dec. 3144-1. Roy Dickieiion, Hun- ter River; 2. R. A. Profitt.

Sec. 3: Male born Jan. 1-44 to June 30-44-1. George A. Godfrey s. Son; 2. Bunbury Fann; a. B, A. Pmfltt; 4. Heath MacLeod. Irlsh_

town. Sec. 4; Male born July l-43 to

42-1. Bunbury Farm; 2. Cecil J.

.Ccril J, Stewart.

Dec. 3143-1. Oswald Newson.

Sec. 6: Male born before July l. Stewart. Hampshire; 3,

Godfrey dz Son; 4. R. A.

Sec. 7: Junior Champion Male- 1. George A. Godfrey 6r Sons.

Sec. 8: Senior Champion Male- Bunbury Farm. '

Sec. 9: Grand Champion Male- Bunbury Farm.

Sec, 10: Female born after Dee. 31-44-1. George A. Go rey dz Sons; 2. Cecil J. Stewart; 3. Rob- crt Chappell. York; 4. Bunbury Farm; 5. Oswald Newson.

Sec. 11: Female born July 1.44 to Dec. 31-44-1. Bimbury Farm; 2. Oswald Newson; 3. Cecil Stewart; 4. George A. Godfrey dz Sons:

Scc. 12: Female born Jan. 1-44 to Junc 30.44—1. Bunbury Farm; 2. dz 3, Cecil J. Stewart; 4. R. A. Profitt; 5. Bunbury Farm.

Sec. 13: Female born July 1-43 to Dec. 31-43-1. Robert Che pel; 2. Bunbury Farm; 3. Cecil J. new. art; 4. a; 5. Robert Chappel.

Sec, 14: Female, dry, born July‘ 1-42 to June 30-43-1. Cecil J. Stem! art; 2. Robert Chappel; 3. Bunbury‘ Farm; 4. Cecil J. Stewart; 5. Os.- wald Newson.

Sec. 15: Female, in milk, bom July 1-42 m June 30-43-1. a. A.‘ Profitt: 2, Robert Chappel; 3. Os.‘ wald Newson; 4. Bunbury Farm;' 5. George A. Godfrey.

Sec. 16: Female. dry, born July 1-42 to June 30-42-1. Bunbl-y Farm; 2. Robert Cha pel; a. cseiii J. Stewart; A. Oswal Newson; 5. Cecil J. Stewart.

Sec. 17: Female, in milk, born July 1-41 to June 30-42-1. Bun- bury Farm; 2. Oswald Newson: 3. Robert Chappell; 4. Gentle A. God fray dz Sons; ii. R. A. Proiltt.

Sac. 1a: Female. dry, born before July 1-411-1, Robert Chappell: 2. R. A. Profltt; 3. Cecil J. Stewart; 4. George A. Godfrey Arson.

Scc. 19: Female in milk before, July l-41-l. Bunbu Farm: 2. R.. A. Prorltt; 3, Alex . Agnew- 4.. George A. Godfrey d: Son; 5. Cecil J. Stewart.

Sec. 20: Junior Champion Fe- male born after June 30-43-Rob- ert Chappell.

Sec. 21: Senior Champion Female born before July Lfl-Bunbuyy Farm.

Sec. 22: Grand Champion Fe- male-Bunbury Farm.

Sec. 23: Junior Get of 51111-1, Bunbury Farm; 3. Cecil J. Stew, art; 3. George A. Godfrey a Son; 4, Oswald Newson.

Sec. 24: Senior Get of Sire-l, Cecil J. Stewart: 2. Oswald New- son; 3. Robert Chappell dz 54m; 4,1 George A. Godfrey dz Sons.

Sec. 26: Junior Herdz-l. Bun-. bury Farm; 2. Oswald Newson; 3.; Cecil J, Stewart.

Sec. 26; Graded Herd-l. Bun. hury Farm; 2. Cecil J. Stewart; s. George A. Godfrey a Sons; 4. R.‘ A. Profltt.

Sec. 2'1: Progeny of D , Bunbury Farm; 2, . A. Proiltt; 3. George A. Godfrey a Sons; 4, 0a. wald Newson.

Sec. 28: Two Females born since July l_42—i. Bun Farm; Cecil J. Stewards. . A, Prod 4. Oswald Newson.

Sec, 20: Four Females ll. 0.13.. two years and over-l. Bunbury Farm..

IISCOUCBI CONVINT Ibllowinl arextI-he results of Mil-

pleft: l. Iidna Marti other two stud

stibjecfs. . attended the latter half of the year only. while Miss Pitre missed much time through sickness.

$012M oonifatulatlona an be-

ing sxten Richard.

seven in number cessful. Irhey were:

Tessie locky, 4. Christina quiere.

congriztulnfifl _

ded to Miss Clarissa special , 0.11 May ll

the first in rank who only flffczn years

W5 91113’ “"891 YEBYS 01d JUP-fil 11st, won a Prince Coumv 17th P05? Ml“ Rlchflfd HIE-dc Ri Klffillip ns ivrll 11s i110 lionorsci 90 per cent mark in French. 841 prize in French ivlih :1 f») per“ Der cent . _ cent Chemistry).

I mark Miss Gflllflfi .;nd on the Entrance L

lntions All!

The Grade X class of Miscouche, -__

were all 5110-; BATHURST‘, Ga1.

1. Louise Many people hole

Loraine Gaudet, 3 been sent qu:sl.c1111

Bld- ths- tylfc of house

B. Theodore Brown. 6 i‘ hlci-mailon i

Francis A. DesRoches, '7. Gerard 1112111 as

Gaudet. houses in a new development p

Miss lollies Gaudet merits gr-zm. >_A

Dorothy Dix Says-

8)

‘in Mathematics, 8.1" 111'."

in Science (Physics

Gaudet, 2.

(Continued from Pa ge

i?_;_-_W;;M_ _ _ _s.%_. _ lengagement I don't know what she will do. o: whit will