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V _,_ in front, the sidrt touched the floor it the. back, being formed of- four Efuduated tiers of satin edged net, which were caught to iihs under slip of satin with sprays of lily-of-thg. VBJIBY- 10m; sleeves of the net finish- ed the satin bodice and formed a circular yoke, from which a court train fell in graceful length. mash- "ioned of 881-111» seorgevte lined, it quaintly furthered the design of the gown being finished with a wide frlll of the net and over which cascaded the dainty veil o1 tulle, _ worm in the Madonna mode, outlined with pearls over the orehead and held with clusizers of orange blossoms. which also ‘caught the veil of the train. Rich toned American Beauty roses were carried in a shower bouquet, and her only omament was a crystal, necklace the gift of the bridegroom.

Mrs. James R. Forbes of Wood- fibre attended her sister as matron of honor and ehoses, distinguished frock of apricot silk moire: her bouquet being of mauvre sweet peas and pink caxnations. "

The bridesmaid. Miss Ohristene McKay, was frocked in blush pink polnt-ofmsprlc over don. taffeta. nel- largevhat was of matching mohair and Kweet peas and carnstions form- ed her bouquet. - ‘

Dainty. and plqumt, m; tiny flower maid, Miss Cora Ann Graham, was frocked in green D'Ssprit made‘ ‘wlilrfrills, and she carried a basket of pastel sweet peas.

The bridegroom was supported by Ml‘. William Davies as beet man.

‘A reception followed, the cere- mony at tile home .of the bride‘ uncle‘ and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. ' b-l srtrlddea. Hosmer Avenue. w_ ere gladioli andsweet peulof pink and whltewere ‘arranged throughout the spacious rooms. "lhe _ bride's mother. ma. Mofadod. was llflffldln a draped 801m 03,0553" my silk lace. with a drooping hat of black lacs and ma- line, and she also wore a col-sage bou-

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The visitor shook himself. "m" ered the stiff he had dflfiflil} mill-l!»- ened bu, 11w. and an his level 1*" w conquer uneosinesa hefelt in there strange surroundings. ‘

7ft‘; the green light, I suppose.” h! reasoned aloud. “It isn't ashrilht l8 an ordinary lightflrhavs why-J’

"on, no, not the 11ml fluvial-her- castle," the doctor interrupted. “! can see you quite hielflY-“NENTI u clearly as in an or innry 118M. But let's not waste time over that. I am still Awaiting to hear what bronchi you here." - ‘

The caller drew up his shoulders a little, n! if strivin! W! m! cmflw‘ teristicpobe. "Very "well. One or your eccentrcities, I take it, Doctor

oflettlf He paused for a moment- "I suppose it would ‘be a waste of

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" An absolutn waste." » ' “Then"--lle appeared to choose his wcrds-“my daughter came here to- night." , "How do you know that?" was the instantaneous‘ rejoind "1 learned lfun a rather peculiar way. Tonight any telephone kept ringing incessantly. .I—-er—'-hl.d,d.e- termlned to answer no telephone calls tonight, but the persistent 11118188 made me change my mind. t least-h I answered, and-some onrinquired if mydaughter was at home." "Who was the inqulrer?" r "I don't know. He refused to give his name. I-Ie implored me in a very excited manner‘ to ascertain whether my daughter was in berroonx I we!" to her door and mocked. No answer came. I opened the door and looked in. Her bed ‘was untouched. I went back to the telephone and my my!" terious informer told me I would probably find her here." ~

“The Picaroon," said Doctor Mof-' ml. grmuy unsel- his breath. Then to the visitor: "Did he fell you Mw t0 lulu my claw?"

"He gave me very elaborate direc- tions.'

faintly sarcastic. “And you cams out here hotfoot on no stronger evidence than an anongmolzs telephone ines- sage?» . . ‘

"My informant spoke very impres- sively, emphasizing that it was a matter of life or~death. I was wor- rled. about my daughter. In the cir-

‘ I “ 't ignore what he said." / ffiuriousl" mumbled Dr. Mof- fett. "I don't see how. the Picaroon learned how to reach this place."

"Who?" exclaimed the visitor. catching the subdued remark. _

“It doesn't matter. Well, Qnstle. now. that you are here, what do you intend to do?"

“My daughter is here. isn't she?“

' “Yes, came the answer after a moment hesitation.

The visitor-sat silent for n time. His shoulders heaved a little. His voice, when he spoke, was thick with emotion. "Moflett." he ‘said, "I am not going to waste time telling you what I think of Va bleckguard who uses a young girl in his nefarious schemes. You are beneath my con- tempt."

"The mysterious Mr. Graves is speaking in a very lofty tone," Dr. ‘Moffett sneered. "

The other smiled wanly. "Your

sneers can't hurt me, Moflett. I have passed that stage. I made a. mistake -e. grievous mistake. You can/crush me and break me. But I can still hold my head high. When I com- pare myself with you, I have nothing to be ashamed of. I don't have to hide my face as you are hiding yours. I never‘ fought» with dirty weapons. I never stooped to the infamy of fight- ing women and chwlrcn, T-" . "Very pretty, Castle." tbe other in- Brupted. "You ought to carry a pulpit along with you on your trav- els. But suppose we drop the ora- tory and get down to business? What do you want?"

The visitor, as was bis occasional habit, tapped the table slowly with his knuckles.

"I suppose it would be utterly use- less to appeal ‘to a spark of man- hood and decency in you, to ask you to confine your warfare to me and lat my daughter alone?"

"It would. I use whatever methods 1 see m u: adopt."

"Then what an: your termsr".

fiYos know —oge hundred thcularl/d. dollars. - ou are, getting double value for your money, astle. In the beginnifll you were to receive only the ran-smi- navel-s. new ,1 am

measure.”

"I can’ pay it." the other declared flatly. '- couldn't even pay\nalf, of what you ask." » _ _ {The ‘doctor laughed contemptuous- "ly. f’! doirtbslieva you. frhe mater‘- ioua an. Oraverean easily get bis

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Dr. Moffett elucidated. “Tomor- fow," he went on, “this house will be deserted. The present occupants, in- cluding the charming Miss Castle will be gone.

"In the morning you will go to your bank and pl-ccul-esloopo in cash m- easily negotiable securities. About ll o'clock you will receive a message from me directing you where to go to redeem the checkand claim your dP-"Rhter. These terms are final and uuulteruble. There is nothing further to be said." ' ~

The other's jaw sagged a little, He peered il-resolutely into the green sheen where only a vague blur indi- cated the speaker's face“

"Yes, one thing more." he pro- tested. "Even lf I should be able t0 procure the money,‘ what guarantee have I you will surrender my daugh- ter and the papers?" '

"None. You will just have to trust me."

_"’I‘ru.st you?"

“You have no other ghcice." The dim flours at the other end of the room got up to indicate that the in- terview was ended.

‘The visitor had also risen. With head hung low he peered at the grotesque shape in the distance whose face was only a. greenish blur in the emerald light.

"Just one more word, MoiIett." ‘Iihere was a trace of doubt in his voice. “As you remarked yourself, I came here on rather lnsubstalnel information. I don't_,know who my informant was and-J’

“I can tell you where he is," the doctor interrupted. "He.is in jail. That's where your information came from."

The visitor annealed not to under- stand- “Anyway, 1t was a. rather dubious item er information. You dubious item of information. You have confirmed it. You tell me my daughter is here, but it may be only a bluff."

"Oh! Well, just to satisfy you—" Dr. Moflett chuckled. There was a blurred movement of a. hand. A little pause ensued, and then a gaunt old man entered.

“Bring Miss Castle here, Axelson," Dr. Moflett directed.

The old man nodded and withdrew, The visitor showed‘ signs of nervous- ness. He quickly‘ began to move about. '

“Keep still," the doctor snapped.

The other stopped and leaned slightly against the table. Restlessly, with his cane, he drew imaginary figures on the floor, Soon the door opened again. Adele walked in, and behind her was Axelson. She was deathly white and she lean-ed weakly against the door frame while she stared into the green illumination.

"Dad!" she suddenly" cried and then she sprang forward.

In rmolnent the visitor's arms in- folded her. He Whispered in hel- ear, and a quaver ran through her,

“Convinced? asked Dr. Moflett.

The other, withone arm around her neck, caressed the girl's dark balm He was mumbling endear- ments. _

"Thatf enough," said Dr. Mof- fett impatiently. "Take her away, Axelson."

The old man came forward, but the visitor wound his arm more lightly about the girl.

“Not yet," he said, and there was a strange, defiant quality in his voice. “This is the end of your game, Moi-

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are three policemen in the woods out- sidethe gate. In a few minutes?- he glanced at his watch-fin exactly‘ two minutes and a half they will hammer their way. in.“

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."I think that's a lie," he declared evenly.

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To Be Continued I‘ orrow __..___.*_

PRESENTATION AND ADDRESS ' A number of friends and neigh- bors gathered at ilhe home of Mr. and Mrs. John A. MacKenzie, of Ocean View. 0n Friday evening June 28h, for the purpose o1 giving a house warming. The evening was spent in dancing and music, the vio- lin music was flmlished by Mr. Angus L. MacLean of Garfield. Dainty refreshments were served to all present at the close of the evening An address was read by lvlliss Mary B. MacLean, of Lewis ‘and Mrs. Wilfred Macwilliams presented Mr. and Mrs. MacKenziewitll-l a sum of money. The recipients thanked the donors for their kindness. Th: ad- dress is as follows-Tc Mr. and Mrs. John A. MacKenzle,

Dear friends-

Thisis the second occasion in a comparatively short space of time. upon which we have made, what we consider t9 be a surprise visit to this house. 0n the last occasion, as you know.our object was to bid fare- well io the late occupants cg this home. Tonight our object is of a dit- ferent nature, that of elriending to you a hearty welcome as neighbors we hope that you will participate in and enjoy the various activities of the social side of our community life. We trust that everything per- taining to the welfare of" our dis- trict will have your hearty sup- port and cc-operation. The number cf vacant homes in ourmidst bears mute iestimony to the fact that many of our people have left us to seek their fortunes in other p:rts of our broad Dominion and in the land of the Stars and Stripes. Hence 1t is a source of pleasure to us to wel- come new residents who like their native country well enough “to set- tle in it and contribute of their en- ergy to its advancement and devel- opment. In concluding our address we ask you to accept, as a tell-en of our friendship, this gift together with our best wishes for your health, happiness and prosperity.

Signed on behalf of your friends

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