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ﬁbther to coma in," he said, quietly. g ' , \ “In here?” . ' lreretos Understands l "Yes." YOU amt mvirsio to see the "1941 LOOK” as expres- wg.“ A moment jater she was etend- g ing in the doorway watching him, - . sed in the modern types shown you st MOORE & McLFﬂD v

Br M"! 5111""! l"! unsmillns and uncertain. 4 t r- “Cams in, my dear," he end and Limited, featuring the clover garments selected in your

= lm _ m, '1; “Th, l e“ “’ usfnesgi.’ _ ' l‘ a interest by Miss Foster and Miss Cook in their recent "I can see that you think it pol-l WE'RE!“ u l m m t h . I “ T. ITIWE O IUQ u el‘ “El§;,f‘°f'd§;. ' visit," she said. "1, thou|ht I'd - w.“ t‘) u“ "'7" °”t'°"

“B t h the’? You u he.‘ better come up at orlce.'it.....lt can't . _ m hi‘ thf,’ 33m," hon"?! ' ,be true. Things dent happen like y i Some of these ideas are available today . . . others are v

“Y _B I , h, k , u this!" ' _. , _ _ menfg, ,:t"ed::rt‘:,,,§°u§ ;J;;‘,'.,.beﬁ:v:lliil:g ‘satidher. “It is true. 1 I I _- coming in very soon. You’ll find it s good ides to visit kQPJVVhi/dsrfotog-lu‘ “nufite ridiculous! It means the, l = 3|"! 31993111110111 “MI- ~

.. - . n you're my futheri" "grit? tdrfﬁagi d w“ you m‘ "I hope it doesn't seal-n too dread-

"Yes. I understand so." ml!" “Poor 5mm The," t picture m I! I could have chdsen s-fsther

, - _ you'd have been my choice," she :,'Zn:’§‘."°°m‘ w"! y” m“ ‘ m lamiled. "But 1 simply can't believe .- v .. ‘it. 1 knew Mother had been mar- Its or my mother, he s-sld when he returned. "It wss painted ‘I'd bu“? ‘h’ m" 5”" Fauna‘; by Henry mum I Cm.‘ mink why but Iuslviays understood you were I didn't see it before." ‘dffd- n \ "It might be 5on1”. U" doc," "Have you had breakfast? ‘ said s: she contemplated the plc- I Md “mm” “u” I w“ 1°° ture he hsd brought down. “m” i” “L i "I hardly know what to say, l W Mary. 1t alter-r one’! whole out- Th" 1""! “"1"” looki" "I don't profess to understand H“ “m3 t“ hm’ ‘nu “m” M,’ it, Paul, but you picked her out 5°“ “rlswued "- m an extracrdmuy walk same "Miss Brereton has not had breakn deep instinct must have told you‘ fail’ ,L‘bb_y"' he “h? u "No. It was just that she sttrsct-' M“ b"°”“°“- “"1 Y“ "Y? M may "I did, Libby. What do you sug-

nn was m" m“ may. the gest for her breakfast?" he went doctor insisted. "Still, I must go. m‘ calmly- Paul. my friend, may I be the first The Scmswmnan l°°ked 1mm w” to congratulate you?" i° m“? "he'- _ ' she held m" he, hum ‘Theres a nroe ham in cut, ‘she n-Imﬂnk you’ my dun» he said said at length. “A York hsm. . “mp1,” “we,” l, be rather an em; "I may even have a bli, too.

barrasshig meeting -for both Sonia Bwrem“ sald- _ I ‘mi n10?» She was watching them lines"

n1 do“, Hunk 5m n y“ CamUnore in silence. “She's verr-i likel I w,“ w“ hen» your pulr mlther," she said, re-I

“she down-t ‘ulna-p- lapslng into her native tongue.

“No. she thinks that her tether "Vern! lrke h"? 511B Bddﬂl "Al-l

w” a Roumanian dance‘,- thirugh she's no like her sin mmh-l

“why d“, Sadie never let meier, shc went on, turning to the know?" picture by ihc \Vll'l(lO\\'.

"Women are curious people, Pllul, "I "W059 I'd belle!‘ miwdWe m some wnysy lyou," Brereton said. "This is Mzss

“you don-t think it Wm b, l,MCK€CllIll€-~ n bullying old Scots- ‘hock for Soniaeu ‘woman-and this is my daughter."

The doctor shook her head. "Ehe' " e.“ “m3 m be §°°d friends- riever knew the Roumanlan. From Libby? 5mm‘ 531d- her inilaricy she was with foster, "Ym" Qrandnwiher “'35 3 5mm parents. let's leave it until mewwgw- 1'" be gem"! 9°“? brﬂk‘ siornlns" fast" '

H, manned on m, “m, m" Abruptly she turned to the door. after the lights of her ear had beer "Sh" l Wimdml" Wilma“? lost m the night slowly he wont Brereton said when Libby had left back to the lounge. He switched mem- "she W" my “mse- She Iec‘ o“ a“ the nah“ again excepting ognlzed you from your likeness to m. on, we, the picture of Somali my mother. You notrced that? She mmhm | quietly secqpted you."

s s s - Sonia nodded. "The doctor told

Usually, Brereton had breakfastlm" "hm" ‘he Wrmm M, W" In his studio and the observant "will" “he “W lam night’ Libby noticed that something out "I! I Medea Pr”! m" "W15 of the ordinary wss afoot when she 5 "P91? n- Bui- I dmfl- I ca? "e brought in his frugal meal. my "mm" i“ YW-Jusi- as hwy

“you-re nut 1001mm we“ the d“; did. Besides—there is the date oi she insisted finally. Your blrm"

nI-m m perfect health’ Ebb! I,“ “It's ‘all so-so strange." deed, I'm a credit to you. Now go "YW" 818d?" ,

‘way and do," fuss,» he we“ Om "Glad? she echoed. "Ive hated “I want m thmky being alone."

He was uncertain what to do. “5° ha“? 1- m)’ 49113" he N“? He had rather hoped that the doc~ 51PM)" _ _ _ tor would have telephoned to him. ‘I d?" 1mm“ I—Im 80mg ll°m°= Work was out of the question. l°daY-' _ '

He was still sipping his china ea (T° be cmll-lnued)

_Wh6n Libby McKechnle came back Into the room. I M i

"There's a young person to see you, Mr. Brereton," she said. "A n Miss Pettifer or some such name.‘

To the amazement of tlie austere MRS- HENRY E- DYMENT Bcotswomsn he dropped the paper ‘- h. w“ rum"! ‘m; "cod up; “Ask (Maiden Evening News, Feb. 25)

Mrs. Isabelle C. (Macbean)

Dyment, age 40. wl-ie of Henry Dyment, 1'! Hsrtshorn Ave, e i~e-. sident of this city sinca infancy,

F L U C D L D S passed away yesterday at pile hos- pital. She had suffered with a

‘l’ H R D l S T R E heart ailment for several years v I b .

The deceased was born in Brad- " I ' ' ' ' “rim, you, throan-ames and albane, Prince Edward Island, but _ _ . - ‘ . t ' _

came ere when a few months old your chest feels oppressed due and h d tended hm ever since

xcgiciflilligz?’ tuﬁstajlsn°ftlelqs except for is few sears in Nashua, I - I I _ _ _ ' , Z 4 . I

_ , N11. She was the daughter of Mrs. reliablc~trcat yourself with ‘p10,, (Mcmod) “d m, m, wm_

‘Polsorfs Cough Syrup, it ‘Macbean, the latter passing cwoy

he“), you in this way-go cigar three years ago. She attended Mal- the throat of ph|egm__to curb ‘den schools and was a meinbcr oi hacking‘ and coughing-to case g:nfl;‘e;rs1q“°'°"° Chum‘ t“ chest-tightness and relieve sore- Besldes ‘he, husmnd, my [1055 from the bronchial tubes. Dymgnt i, gwvived by ,, m,’ w“-

To get fast and glorious help liam and a daughter. Joan. she for your Cough Oi’ COlCl, rely also leaves her mother, lVlZrs. Mac-

‘ l h s n; Lean of Charlottetown, P.E.I.; six svzqnhjiglsgglgbﬁoxxgan yoog brothers. Roderick MacLenn i ‘c y g Woodland SL; William oi‘ Jordon

Chemist's shop in 35c bottles. Terrace; Dame, of Trurm NS; P , C S John of Sumrneraide. P.E.I.; Dun- can of Brndalbanc. P.E.I., and IJHmCS of st. Jc-hn, ma; and live

sisters, Mrs. Joseph G. Johnson of

Portland, Me; Mrs. Melvin J.

Mayberry of Hartford, Conn.; Mrs.

l . . ; ' , i - ' ' $1?‘ ,j§,,,“§,’f“§.i1,,‘,’§,,3 ,,‘}"‘,‘,‘I,‘I,,§',§_ THERE s A WEALTH or CHOOSING among the level; ' mllilhitmliw" WW

‘on’ and Mrs‘ '7' Henry Duh“ u: coats shown for this: Spring You will be lm “ i ‘ _ . - . pruned by . l . _ " ‘ . ‘ - . Illlllill 12th

40 Milt Si

Thursday ,,,",',,I.',i,°°5o-C,‘Z.ZL° a, "a: the outstanding HOLLYWOOD models with close pleated

‘rat Nazi; ' '- 2',“ w“, an; 52;‘, back, flaring lines and cleverly used belt. tery. Funeral services for Mrs. Iss-

belle C. Dyment. wife of Henry E. ' Dyment of l'1 Harts-horn Ave, There’: the TOPPER . . . it's a utility coat but it is def- Maplewood, who passed away Monday were held yesterday after- initely s handsome garment too, easy boxy comfortable. noon st two o'clock at the First Miguel“ church o! which 5h; hid developed in an attractive fabric. been s member for many yearst The pastor, Rev. Edw. H. Edwards, r

. officiated and Mrs. Edwards and A _

i Miss Lmllse Bauer sling "Some You are cordially invited to visit this department often \.:_ Day He'll Make It Plain to Me",

w and "God's Way Is Best” with ' .. e . keep in touch with the new arrivals, there's siwsys (‘FIN RA ﬁiiiytm“ M Ohm/hum" n we something interesting at ~ ' The church wss well filled with - ‘

E relatives and friends end there wss a lsrge smy of ﬂoral tl-l-

butes.

L A M P S Interment wss st Forest Dlle

loemetery with Rev. Mr. Edwards in charge of the commit al.

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moaned WLEObEtM . f