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watch. and the girl slowly lmalleit- ed his knees. IHer eyes were forgiveness. Morton arose bfllk- ly.

"I think i‘ii wander on buck home, he said. She continued to look at him pleedingiy.

He was at the door. when he paused.

"By the way, that ﬁr! who tried this ‘badger game on me didn't look any too well fed. lLre Ihe and that partner of hers really bard 11111..

"Yes," Nona. slid dully.

Morton drew forth a bill fold. and rapidly ﬂicked from it a lit- tie sheaf of hills. "Give this to them," ha said. “It'll take them to London. And gel] them to do a better job over there than they did in here tonight-advise them t0 stick to their own profession." Nona took the money. and watch- ed him with heavy eyes as he went out -the door and closed it.

O O O

The telephone rang when Mor- ton was at breakfast the next morning. His butler answered. "There's a lady downstairs, who has telephoned four or five times 110W." he said. "She's been waitin; there since seven o'clock. She wouldn't g~lv9 her name. so l told them to wait until you were oil. and had your breakfast.

"is Miss Morton up?" Morton asked. "I'll see, sir." The butler went. slowly into the stair-hall, and up the steps. Pres- antly he returned. "Miss ‘Morton's maid says she is nearly dressed." _ "Take word to Miss Morton not to come down stairs until i send

I do not wish her to meet.

mission.

coffee. he reappeared. “The lady is here," he said.

him

about his eyes.

standing in the center oi the room The lbutler nodded cheerily.

calls." he said. chair comfortable."

to sit down, you left mo last night."

the corners of her mouth.

had used her

wearlnesa in her voice.

his tresiure, and took the chair 11

the floor. been withdrawn from her.

"You don't you're doing to me," she

are ‘being cruel to me,"

he said. -She nodded. slowly. haven't said anything un-igipd,

struck me-dieaten me.

“Oh Harry-Harry! know that there

ward him. you want to!

Anything cold and hard like this." abruptly, gavg

T410111. thoughtfully.

Operated by suction, a new cotton picking machine staple it gathers into bales.

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A New Yory state physician has chemical bath that enables potatoes i0 be used ‘for planting as soon as dug instead of waiting several weeks.

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(continued from plﬂl l.) Morton glanced at liil Irilt- .

weslleulnc. and mu ct e plea for

for her." Morton ordered. "Toll her there will be someone here whom 11,1111 111G 1111. 111- 01111 W110 11115 When you have done that, teii the wo- maB downﬂmi" that “he “my come can't win a man's lnvc, or llﬂid ii.

The ‘butler went away upon hi5 Imiglity few A MW minutes later’ a“ Most oi tlleln, I tlriuk, do tho way Mort” w” “km! his ﬁnal “up “I you're doing. A man may he fond

Morton nodded, and followed

a; he went into the large room. . - - 1 1 1,1. 1 . 1 1 . {here was the crinkle or a Sm“? llLlllLly llllLOlIl OI" ll t, IL 3 g0 llL, tile betrayed no asmmshmgnt "he" he “w Non“ an iiwithout ‘lifting her head from

withdrew asdldorton her arm’

"A little early for your morning "You'll find this W111 $111111

She looked it. (There were deei>1y pa1111111gbe101e he, --1 11111 111111. 1l1nrk Clfﬂlelgl under her eyes. and 1111, 11111 801.11g 111 1111111111 any 11111111111

files) of fat gus had drawn them‘ on earth to do the sort of thing 8e “s from h" 71mm“ d0“ 9a“ to me that you've been tryin-g to

offered. Her eyes were not on him

110W. but were fixed vacantly on 11-31%?’ on a level with the “Goad She went on. her tone monotonous. as if all hope had

"IIdQYIl-Wd Illli who ‘Sial. in the chair before him said. ‘ "You wouldn't do it, if you did

know. You aren't cruel, hut you Centénnia]

Moi-lion made a quick gesture. "I hsvsnt said an unkind word, Nona"

"No you

lMorton took one o: 1191- 111111115 This cabin was it 3, 5111513 1,1111 with fuel and

dropped it, and began 1151,11,; .1111, weary wayfarer. ‘Sills twisted herseift until she could lay hc1- 31-111 years ago one grateful iodger oi across the hack of the chair, 111911 the inn, before taking his depart- she dropped her head upon 1181- ure, wrote above the door "Traveh

nan: av be t 1 _ 11 ‘R “"11.” n ebow, and sat there. quiet, isrs Rest. a name which attracts 1'“ ‘Tngggwga and drooping. There was n long the notice and brings a smile to silence. Morton, waikin‘ 111, 1111.1 all travellers down to the present “will xlancod at her from tiling to 1157-

She did not stir. but gat

‘from Headache. Constipation dread the painful sickening ef-

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‘side resort.

utterly defeated. "lNonn," iic said lit length.

by keeping him in hot WOIIIOII know of a womam-oven be in love witli

ing emotional dynamite under him. iiurking scenes, and REBDIYIK hlm

lu tvuntltiuwzly."

She nodded, without replying.

He took another turn around the room. Then he resumed:

doubt if they are

Bide U19 qlleiilivn. for the moment.

There was a stir on the balcony

e mat run across the end o! the

Morton looked up. Audrey was standing there, 101,11;- in-s intently at him. and at the girl

(FPo be continued)

Traveller's Rest

The residents of Traveller's Rest 1 intend putting on a very entertain-

wish W“ 118d. 1 wish you had m5 Dfoﬂrllm of athletic sports, pat-

riotic speeches. etc. on July-Nth,

Don-t you in honor of the hundredth annivers- is nothing so arv of the naming of the place.

31311112 to a woman as indiffer- ence?” She held up 1m- gm‘ 11,. oi travel was marked by a rude "Beat me! D0 anything 1°“ 0i‘ ‘bridal path through the .111 11111 wilderness-m log cabin was erect- world is better thsm to have yqu ed here by the wayside for the

in the early days when the line

beneﬂt and comfort of travellers. always supplied comforts for thc

It is related that just-a hundred

Note the wonderful and progres- sive change of a hundred years! The ' t bridal path has devel- oped into a broad and beautiful motor road, where a car is seen whining by every few minutes of the dsy--a thoroughfare as lrusy as many a street of a large city, and as you ride along note the comfort- able homes, the (ertiie farms, the up-to-date school, the community hail. The kindness and sociability or the people is proverbial. Many prominent men in the pub- lic eye claim Traveller's Rest as their ‘birth-place; for instance. i. e late ilr. Silas Raynor-hone of t piones fox kings inborn hare- a man of sterling worth; Mr. W. L. Cotton, o! Charlottetown. jonrnlaiat. and writer of noted ability; Hon. Jamel A. ilticNeill. Summerside, a public-spirited man. widely and favorably known; the late Rev. Colin Townsend, and Rev. William Townsend, Isirileld, n.8, The

reverend gentlemen, hrothermhu

ter‘l vineyard. Dr. Hubert C. Mc-

who won tame on the European

ALL nzanv ‘FOR "m: BATHING season

Mulﬂ-(gdlorgd bathing suit; and wraps will brighten the beaches m1; gummnr it Canadian girls follow the example of their Eﬂplllh glstcrs. rrhl; is from a photograph just received from sn English nel-

On tho wulle of Traveller's Rest been sciiuul hangs an honor roll bearing h tile names of young men of the dis- practically indispensable part of thdd‘ "You trict WllO service in tile "Great War, four of because it adds color and charm, as W111“ whom made the supreme sacrifice— because o; 1g; 11ger11111e9g_ 11mg a monument, in u beautiful and well-kept memorial them to memory.

--—<-o->--—— her. ‘But if she is always expiod- Noted Astrologist Conducts Horoscope

Great New Feature Added to Down River News to Begin, Frl., i9.

Professor Ross .was "l suppose there are men who Georgetown, p_1g_1_1 11-11011; (orfymng has worked, including Detroit. where that sort 0f thing. lyears ago. Completing his educa- 11° "i?" 795K195-

As . , .. worth having. tion there, he went to Boston, Msss.; h D0115 treat m? llkefllﬂi-flarwt though, I don't believe the women 11; 111;, age (,1 twenty yew-g s e s“ earnest 7' I do!“ 7“ even wan-L them, after they get

I haven't slept, since we“ twenty-eight he became interested giving the alanetvrv aspects. and 1111111111111,

111 11w 811911“; 01-13511-1111131.’ 111111111111 their inﬂuence on different affairs 1 111 B 11 m. 11L nylons, my dear,» he said, slow- diligently to ﬂud if it was possible ct life, as ‘business, travel, domes 3135111 (lllilejlsceﬁv Eiltinsuneiuye £16111 Z7

to verify the predictions; and alter ilc rellliiﬂllﬂ. elv- giving several years to the effort. became convinced of the truthiui- she d 1h I t d Y I ness of the theory that this Iilﬁillgﬂ léoss isle sontzf Mr. ‘Pete’: K381411711!‘

o e as a or so. rre . i ti i ﬂ t ‘eorge own, e ens ac am

“Pguck m‘ h" with my friendys ,and youllilyqlslstrap lgeﬁzglynnnzlss,“ tﬂfdncehas ysinc: and machinist. yllost people withinm’ have ‘l 5mg“ “m! o! Your or me rmlge’ m" me 9H9“ w” “any for me—a ridiculous one, I'll ad-

i understand what was in 1111111915 His deep study 0i both Astrology Prof. Ross is one of a family of .. .. d Philosophy, soon brought him twenty. I wunt you to forgive mejlarry A hild i h . i in“ i d t th i f Unl

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, , be t f i t - . w. f ii i th large Sam, several of the family have . _ . cant you forgive ma? Dont, be 3011011111 1.11111 set 1,0111, 1103190011 “IE; lecmred ﬂucu“ u y n a half-bass viol, 1 full bass viol. 3

cities or this country, including settled in the U.S.A.. all dOiﬂE We"

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J By Merle Belmont

The beach wrap has become volunteered for active beach costume, probably as much. The model above is made of thin “min” "Kilt weightjubber, on ﬂared lined; _

with the loose sleeves extending into a small cape formation across

plot,

binding, Another effective beach lounging

costume consists oi’ a real raiiia 111111 1.01111;

suit. oi: his wide circle of friends.— Citizen.

for him a host of friends and fol- , 1mm 1n lowers in every city in which he ﬁne Olﬂheﬂtra

In next week's lssuc will appear A1 the ﬁrst of u series 0f Horoscopes,

awaited with

The above mentioned Professor appeamnmm

was first planned it was intended wee);

for few, if any, can do his work. l

25 instruments. are as follows: 6 first violins, 2 second violins, I viola, 1 ‘cello, I

Unfortunately for the pro-

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the back. Bright pllrillﬂ mans the ppall oi life to malt, Peter is still bass and snare drums. In fact the 011 1119 101; and going strong. His number of instruments would have genial and’ kindly disposition keep been inulcildsfﬁﬂlﬁ: h": B" iiliPYilmi F01‘ DOWIl Rlwil‘ NeW5 hula skirt worn over the hathin M” he "m m m a“ or IL on“ m g w" “My “p” years’ m m” Great credit is duc ti) Dr. J. J. Sidey, who has given ut‘ ills time and talent in organizing and train- iug the musicians as well as ar- ranging mucllegf ‘the music.‘ 1 It is expect tint tie arc lea ru In Bedeque will be used during the sum-mar . motitlis to provide music for the Musical and other circles in evening cliurcii services on every easel alternate Sunday ‘beginning June

Practice has been going on for ing June 27th, for at this time the several months nnd ull have been lledeque Orchestra made its first so eager illut it has been possible When the orchestra to have two or three practices u

h All are invited to come 3111111681111? t b t an of t e t1. Bede Baptist Ciiurc rc ~ made it his life work to teach what the County know Peter, as his ::“:1::1'n;gc'1'é1y|“an?1°o$emy111118111111 ca?“ at “:21, 1111,10’

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to her figure. too, an inexpressible you, 111,111.11 1,111 1,0111. 1,1011“ 15 11.1. the total ensemble now numbers one s; the foremost pulpit exposit-

The inﬁlrllmelliﬂ ors in the Maritime Provinces.

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9 death. Ilitunyuurpnmnts. Flititlilslnotlls uudhhelriarvuswhhhntholn. Estu-

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