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However. his msin interest wss, not with them. It was the sideways smile on the oil. womplexioned face of the Egyptian. a quite elderly and grey-haired man. thought of remarkably powerful build. which held O'Hara. I-Ie had certainly never seen him before to his know- ledge or he must have remembered him. For the man was quite out. standing.

He was also the essence of suave politeness. The moment he caught- sight of Caryl Fayne he gestured old Badinot abruptly to silence.

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tor.

This is indeed an unexpected pleasure. madmoiselle" he greeted her. "It is unique that you honour us at this hour, so seldom you leave that delightful old Chatesu of yours!" |

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interested glances were especially '

for O'Hara whom he addressed next.

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“or YW- mﬁleuf- my B°°d ‘Tiemii they were on the point of returning

Badmm h“ l“! bee“ sPeakml HQ l to the villa, pressed upon Caryl and

tells me that you are partly of de Brissac blood. and the Chateau was cnce your home. Most romantic Badinot explains that you are in- dulging in TBIIlIIIISCSIISQg of the past in the charming company of madmoiselle."

“It wouldnt be much of s com- pliment to Miss Fnyne Pasha."

O'Hara. rejoined. “if I were con- 1,1 _ I h d; d m _ ccntrating on the past, would it? jnlglefny seEvariifaﬁahrhhliligEdtoaeglgu Illsalm. Actually, I find the present quiteitmday with a lime note;-

interesting enough and the future —even more s0.”

For a moment there was silence, because 0'Hsrs's voice had struck rather s sharp note in con- trast to the Egyptians suave tones.

can“ “'35 m‘ blind w m9 m‘? dsithful fellow. but s. little queer. I black d“?! °Y .am afraid the strange creature has Hussein's eyes. The latter laughedﬂauen violenuy_andl

flicker in the

softly. “When I was young too.

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O'Hara an invitation to visit them there. i-ie tried to arrange there and then s date for a little dinner- party.

"As such near neighbors. mad'- moiselle, it is not right that we l should remain comparative stran- gers." he urged. "I have said so. much to my friends here many}

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POWNAL CEABGI, the United Church of Canada, Rev. E. R. Mec- Vlcar. Minister. Worship services Sunday, December 5th. 11.00 p.m.. Clifton; 2.30 p.m., Mount Herbert. The Sacrament of the Lord's Sup- per will be observed st each of these services. 7.00 p.m. Pownal, evening sermon, "For He Cometh to judge the earth." The Officihl Board will meet in Pownal Monday evening st 8.00 o'clock. Pownal prayer service Wednesday 7.30 p.m.

KIDDIES SHOW FOR UEI-‘B- A special show for kiddies, spon- sored by the UEFB, at the Prince Edward Theatre will be held on Saturday morning starting at 10 o'clock . The unique price of ad- mission wili be one can of any of the following, tinned meats, tinned powdered milk, tinned fish, tinned fruits such as peaches, plums, pears etc. The can must be label- led. The theatre staff and pro- gram have been kindly donated by I". G. Spencer and Company. The food thus collected will be sent to the needy people in Britain

LAID T0 REST - The funeral of the late Mrs. J. Ethel l-Iiitz was held from her late residence st Stanley Bridge on November 5. i948. at 2 o'clock. Service was con- ducted by her pastor, Rev. D. A. Campbell, assisted by Rev. W. I. Green. The hymns sung were 23 safe In The Arms of

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_ MT- Just discovered that. he has actually’ 0H5?“ the “l?” ‘V33 my km!‘ 'beeri following you about. I caught Mm» he "ld- I'- 15 5° "°W- "l?" sight of him myself this afternoon when I grow old. It is wisdom to qmhavmg m a “l” near the gates of your Chateau, “Lay mwe been i" my mumn" I and that is how I came to know

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that point, wished the inn-keeper had not mentioned the fact. It was not an advantage if anything was to be feared from Egyptian, that the latter should know too much about him. l-Iow- ever. he now was quite candid, dis-

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i-le found himself being intro- duced to the two men. whose con- iidcnce-trickster ‘make up still seemed to him a key-note to their characters. One was s Captain Gale, though it did not come out then and there what his military career had embraced in the way of service. O'Hara had a feeling that it was extremely doubtful in value. The other was s Mr. Geoffrey Oliver. It did not transpire whst qualities he possessed or how it came that he was so friendly with the Pasha.

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Britain's National Service Bill

LONDON. Nov, 29 --- ‘the new National Service Bill shows sev- eral important features decided on by the United Kingdom Gsiv- erniment in consequence of the in- ternational situation.

In future national service men (conscripts) will be liable to be sent to any part of the world in- stead of being kept mainly for service in Germany,

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Irene MacMilian Refs Willis, Mercedes Donahue.

Gladys Bain and Muriel Godfrey o as the First Alders. Violet Frlzzeli Q as Jim and Marjorie Howard hi8 while Mr. Fred Jew them with a suhstan money, alter which Sterling 0“ be" half of his bride thanked the peo- ple for their gift and good wishes

girl friend. Betty King was Mrs. Wilde in more ‘ways than one. During the intermission music was furnished by Billy McEachern and Dorothy MacDonald. and Betty King sang two solos being heartily ‘encored. “The Sisters McIntosh" was a story of two maiden sisters, Margaret Inwther and Betty King, who are visited by s strange man, acted by Parker Jewell. Lunches and candy were sold. Proceeds for Cornwall School.

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lvirs. Spurgeon Livingstone. Charlottetown, is s. patient in the P. E. I Hospitsl

Mirs. mmmas “onus, Desable is s guest of Mr K. W. Mac-

their way home after spending one

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with you in your happiness and we Fellows. A dainty lunch was served pray that “ye-s rlchesi bieggings by the ladies of the community. may be you,‘ To mark ‘hi; gee"- _ The remaiinder of Ithsthevening‘ will‘: ‘on w, ask you h, Bgcgrcllf, Qirrhllﬂl“.

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d Mrs. wall players presented two one-act a“ - 1_ plays in Cornwall hall on Wednes- north RN" on NW’ 30h day evening and judging by the extend applause everyone enjoyed the fun. wishes and w

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Mr. and Mrs. Sterling MacKinnon: Dear Friends:

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"Ada Gwes First Md" was given non (nee Dorothy Weathcrbic) to ion of your marriage. We deem this hﬂgflfzl: ﬁrst Md with the community. When the guests a fitting opportunity to eXpreSB or stulTy b

35 the V3911!" had assembled the bride and groom our kindest regards to one who has 7x113;

were escorted to the seats of hon- always been n good neighbor and o; m” .

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The length of service of con- scripts called up before the new scheme is in operation will be gradually tapered down from the present trwo years. Np-t until July, i950, will the period become eighteen months.

At any time the Government can shorten this time by order. but they obviously will not do so unless the situation clears. At present the order made in the summer prolonging nil service by an extra, three months is still in force as s temporary measure,

The House of Commons is to debate the B111 on the 1st of Dec-

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Mr. John Miller. Meadow Banks, has just returned from s five months’ visit to Scotland. his native country. it is thirty years since Mr. Miller last, visited the old land.

The many friends of Mr. Welter E. Curtis, Charlottetown, who has been undergoing treatment in the P. E. Island Hospital, will be glad to learn that he is now fsvorsbly convsleseing.

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