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at the rink tomorrowv,"

where it has clcar the ice in the moming.”

Jean was silent. She was not lnltogethcr surc that shc wantcd to lsrc him agan As it stood, robbed ‘of all the commonplace circum- lstances of convention, the incident licld a certain glamour of whimsical romance which cou‘d not but ap- lpcal to thc daughter of Glyn Peter- ‘scn. Nicely rounded oft". as, for in- stance, by the unhnoun English- |man's prosaicalily calling at the hotel the next. day to enquire whether she had suffered any ill rflccts. it svoultl lose nll the thrill ‘oi adventure. It was ihc suggestion of iticomplctness wlrch flavoured the cntirc episode so piquautly.

No. on the whole, Jean rather hoped that she would not; mcct the Englshman acain—nl; least, not yet. some clay, perhaps, it might be rather nice if chance brought

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ROCK Y POINT FERR Y

SEALED TENDERS Will be received at, this office until mm" on

Wednesday, MarJt 23, 1932

horn any person or persons willing to contract to run the above men- tioned ferry for a period of one or three years from April 1st, 1932, ac- portling to specifications, terms and conditions to bc seen at this office.

The names of two good and responsible persons willing to become lmuml for the ‘faithful performance of the contract must accompany each tender.

'l‘hc Department docs not bind itself to accept the lowest. or any lender.

Tenders will be addressed to the undersigned and to be marked ‘ROCKY POINT FERRY TENDER."

L. B. McMILLAN, y Deputy Minister of Public Works and Highways. IDEP.\RT)IEN'I‘ 0F PUBLIC WORKS AND HIGHWAYS Charlottetown, P. E. island, March 11th, 1932.

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CLEARANCE SALE

AT KINGSTON, ON WEDNESDAY,

MARCH 23rd, AT 1 0’CLOCK

l am authorized to sell by Public Auction, on the premises oi‘ Mr. Frank Gudircy and the late Lloyd Godfrey, their farm, stuck, crop, implements, ctc. Farm consists of 100 acres choice land. l0 acres hard and soft. wood. Conveniently situat- cd, one mile from Kingston corner. Near Churches, Public llull, Graded School, Stores, Grist. and Saw Mill. Farm is well watered by streams runnin, through it. ..Bulldlng in first. class condition. Telephone and

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' Charlottetown and Montague rump in Knoll,“ Sphmud Dam.

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them together once more. ‘There would be a certain clement of romantic fitness about it, should that. happen. ‘

"I dont think 1 am l’kcl_v to sec him again," she said quietly, re- plyng to Madame de Varigny's suggesfion. "He told me he was go- ing away to-morrow."

Had it bccn conceivable. Jean would have safd that a flash of disappointment crossed the Coun. tcss's face. But there seemed no possible reason why the movemontsl of an unknown Englishman should

cause her any excitation of feeling

whatever. pleasant or othcrwlsel The only feasblc explanation was‘ that odd little streak of inquisitive-l ncss conccrnng other people's at» fairs which appeared to be charac-l terlstic of her and wlfch she had before evinced concerning the ctr-l cumstanccs of Lady Ann Bifcnnan.‘ Whatever curiosity she may have

fclt, however. on this occasion Ma-l dame de Vnrigny refrained froml giving expression to it. Apparently‘ dismissmg the subject of the mg? iishmaxfs identity from her mind; she switched the conversation intol n. fresh channel.

"It is unfortunate ‘that you should

have met with such a contretempts

to-day. You Will not feel disposed; to dance this evenng, after so

much fatigue," she observed com-l miseratingly.

But Jean scouted the notion. With the incomparable resiliency of youth, she felt quite cqual u» danc- ing all night it needs be.

“Mats tout au contraire!" she ex- claimed. “I'm practically recovered -at least, I shall bc after another trait-hour's lazing by this glorious lire. I wonder what heaven-sent inspiration induced Monsour Vau- trinot to install a, real English fre- placc invthls room? It's delidous." The Countess rose, shrugged hcr expressive shoulders.

"You arc wonderiul—you English! I

“He i5 not stall-Ill 1B m‘ m!“ at all events." said Jean. “Ho told

“And he did not enlighten you as Madame do Vnrlgnt’ SPOKE Wm!

there was an undertone o! sup- pressed eagerness in her liquid

Jean shook hcr head, nnilint; 8 little to herself. It had been part- 0! the charm of that brief oom~ panfonship that neither of the two comrades knew an.“ °l the "ery- clay, commonplace details concern-

“Pcrhaps you will see h'm again suggested ltradame dc Varlgrrv. still with that note of restraint-ti caserncss in her tones. “Thc snow is not deep except drifted; thcy will

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If it had been I who had otlpemllc; scious of fpleasant 810'“! 0f 1111' ed your adventure to-day,_I shouidtticipation. be fit for nothing. As to dancing There waa nothing 591114511873’ the same evening—-ma fol, non! original about the conception o! 1181' Voyons, I shall leave you to rest a costume. It repfesenlﬁd "Atltumlb" 11mm," and had been designed for a fancy- She nodded smiiingly and left dress ball oi’ more than a year 118° the roon1. Once in the corridor out- —beforc the death of Jacqueline side, however, the smile vanishedlhad suddenly shuttered down all as though it had been wiped of! hertgaicty Mld mmh "l? Bel-‘mfels- But’ tfaco by an unseen hand. Her curv~iS'ml->l¢ B5 it W35» "I had been car‘ ing lips settled mm a hard, m- ried out by an w!“ i" °°l°‘"- “"4 flexible line‘ and the 50ft, 45am- the filmy diaphanous layers of ing drnk eyes grew suddenly som-lbftlwn and Mame and Scmllelﬂone bro and brooding. over the other, zoned with a girdle She passed swiftly along to hart‘)! aulummuntad leaves’ served m own suite. It was empty. The littlclcmphaslze the russet of beech-leaf Count WLIS downstairs, aggreeably hall‘ and the wpazgmd 0r ‘ hazel occupied in comparing symptoms eyes’ _ with n fellow health crank he had Madame de varlgnys glance d.sc,,,.,_,,.cd_ iswcpt the gin with approval =15 the!’ With a. (luick sigh of relief at his 011mm the Felt‘ ‘all’? ‘°g°lh°" absence shc flung herself into a ‘But ‘Us charlflhig’ your cosbuTel chair and lit. a cigarette, smoklngimignlde’ HenrL-“umlsg kn“; $8 rapidly and exhallng the smoke in lcilum» WhO. Ba n swash uc - quick, nervous jerks. The long, Artllglmn» w“ 36W“? mt? dmlwb pliant fingers wlrch held the cig- ltles Wm‘ ha‘ swmd‘ "Hasft not dis; arctte were not quite steady. lln°li°n_thl5 costume dammnne?

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She bout licr m-ad. “Que Dieu le vcuilfe!" she whispered passionately.

Joan took a final and not al- together displeased survey of her- self in the mirror before descend-

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(tenor!) . HAROLD B. MoLEOD, Vernon River, P. E. Island. 1479-3-l5-8i.

Auction Sale o! 155 acres Farm Property at. Frenchfort, Monday. March 21st, at. 1 o'clock, also stock of 22 head of cattle, 3 horses, 2t sheep, l9 hbgs. A complete line ui Farm Implements. 20 tons hay, 1t tons straw, a quantity of white ills seed wheat.

Terms—8 months credit nn ap~ proved Joint notes.

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