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CHAPTER XXXIII _

». Roy Carryall, carrying a.

.i‘l' brief case, stepped p011- 17110 the laboratory with a ; toniplacetit sntile on his heavy. .‘ florid face, Alma steeled herself for i the interview‘. If she had any mo-

mentary compiiriction, she re- ‘ mentbered what Johnny had sa;:l— that the» was all in the cause of saving others from this mans scbentea If she hesitated abou: leading Coryail into the trap set. for ltiin, she thought. of how he and Sig Borntitk-s ltad trapped her faihcr.

When Bill had gone out, closing the door bt-iiintl hint, Carryall placed its brief/case on the work- bench. otx. ' Ll t‘ drew forth a sheaf oi sock ccitmtates.

"Here you are, Miss Whittaker. Eestall Retiiedies preferred—ilit- cid stock. not the ll0'.\'<.'l‘ issue. You lllltit‘l‘rlfillf‘l." lie went on sonorously "I .~hould not be offering this stock

at stich .i IIUZIICIZIlOKIS sacrifice i1‘ t-oiiu..io:ts were not quite so critirtil just ituw. Besides, I have learned

the “Lwltllll o1‘ \'S-l'iC(l iiiyesitiietits," i “I see. Mr. Ciirijvall. You sat.‘ its the old pri-fcrretl. And yotirti sure this blot- of stock is your cwii private holi iii?"

The illicit. \' went oii and on. as Alma drtw him out, puiripc-ti him, forced h.:it by her qticnou

into inakLn; ititizscrcu; reveltiuoiis coiiitecit-d v..th i115 operation as a bank official. He thought this slip of a girl, his our apparent listener. would not u " "land their sig- nlficatice but steamy, he was damn- iiigihiiiistilf.

j “Wt " lie said finally, “what do you say, 311s.» W Liéllitl‘? Say the word, and thi. st:ck is yours, as well as yotir 01d home thrown in. Youll be right back where you started lroiu. .\‘o'.v if _vou'll . . .’ t "Just a mittiite." Alma. said ‘slowlyz "Didn't you savthat Si; Borndike owned the house? How can you speak for his holdings, Mr. Carryall? Or did he give you that y auth -it_v?"

. latiglted grimly. =‘ “is not likely‘ question any dc- cisions I make, Miss Whittaker! . This batik clo ing has proved some- "officer is any bigger or stronger v than the ank. the facilities behind him. Sig‘ forgot that!" "I imagdie others p did, too, Mr. ‘ drily. "Sig" stink right new. He guged to Bliss Pariit-r. but slie _ threw hint over when this bank ‘ trouble started. And at the first threat to his financial status, Sig gets low and talks of suicide. A lot of nonsense! But what I'm getting at. hfiss Whittaker, is that Sig is "ati to place this entire matter in

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natty tintfornis of grey antbniafwv-on and there is little doubt the chosen 50 will hate to pas off many barbs of the choicest Cockney wit.

There are 25.600 drivers and con-

(lUCIOIS in grctitcr London and ll,- 000 tram drivers and conductors. It‘ iiic new uniform proves satisfactory i: will be adopted for all the men, but at present it. is Just to be tried out.

If the grey and maroon wins ap- tprovtil it will be the first depart- lure from dark blue that has ever

breti made in the Empire's capital.

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(Lui- i! flllyfifillfllTll uni mt! curried hrtuv-rn Suin! Jolm and Ynrmnuth.)

Round-trip Coach excursion fare CHARLOTTETOWN to BOSTON *19.00 SUMMERSIDE to BOSTON 19.00

(Farm for first-china rnil lmeol are slightly higher.) '" - m

Tmmllv lnw fares from other points in New Brunswick and Prince tyiaurii I-lltnil. . . . Regular one-way fare, Saint John to Boston, I10. Tmin tnltllrrl! at Saint John, from all points In New Brunswick and Prinrr lfllwnrd Island.

Regular sailings l0 " , via Ynrmoulh, Friday: at 8 A. M. (A. T.) frrml lit-ed‘:- l'oinl Wharf; due Boston 8 A. M. (E. T.) next day. Re- turning. leave lloclon Wedncodlyl It 5 l’. M- (E- T-)l dllfl sill" J01!!! next afternoon.

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i i iv of Becchamh Pills-tho I . l=h regulator. They will ' quickly 1'11 n out body poisons, tone i up the liver anil stomach, and get. you - regular iiitaiti. Bt-t-cliaiifs are llllltl iinil i (‘lll‘f'll\'l‘. 'l‘lii[\' are purely vegetable i llllil quite harmless. You can safely

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‘ thing I've said all along. No bank .

Carryall." Alma said

he went on expanslvely. i was en- ,

. . fmy hands. I've assured him that ‘lheres money in this formula of _

yours. Of course. I may be making 1 ja mistake, but I'm willing to take i ‘ the chance." ' i

"Could I glvo you some sort of 1 receipt for these securities, and let my lawyer look them over before I give you my decision?" Alma asked.

Carryall shrugged. “Of course- if you wish. But I assure you that you couldn't. make a wiser decision than to accept this offer. However, I'll leave the securities with you. ' and meanwhile, I'll have papers made ouz, and tomorrow, or when- ever you say, I hope we can close the deal."

Carryall had been gone some time before Johnny fini hed check- ing the dictaphone records and listing the stock certificate iiunib- ers. Alina was making a pretense of working at her bench, but her

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iitiiid was not on her work. She was too breathlessly" corscious of Jollllll)’, of his nearness and dear-

If I'm not mistaken,“ he said oftly. "this stock isa dtid that

ll is trying to get rid of in a z And the stuff iveve got on se dictaplione records should be .i help to Chi-is Gordon in building up the case agains; Carryall and his gitiig. Between that and the t \'\'l(lL‘llCC the batik exaitiiuer has been digging up, Buriitwood should have enough scandal to last. it all .~timnter!"

‘Int fcd up with '»"£‘i‘ii‘l1_\‘. "I wzsh through with it.” ,

“iouirti iCf) chicken-hearted. "Alum." He griiiitcti down at 'her. "We've dotie a good evening's work! Audmow. get your hat and let's go

it." Alma said I hadn't gone

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They drove to the Dairy Lunch and found places at a. white-topped able. The one waitre s, who knew Alma, stared at her queerly and _- ‘ tnen approached the table. -

‘fHave-have you heard the news, Miss Whittaker?" she asked hesit- antly. v

"What news " asked stained by the girl's tone.

"About Mr. Borndike. l-Ie-he committed suicide."

(To be Continued)

Alma

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Medicinal fruits and wines are already taking the place of import- ed products, especially the medicin- al sherry obtained from Greece.

iBritish Postage Stamp Changes

LONDON, Dec. 15—-'I'he Postmast- cr-Gencral is pondering two knotty -——-— stamp problems.

DURBAN. South Africa — After First, is there to be a Coronation activity and tixpostire in moving issue of postage stamps? Much from one farm to another, a native pressure has been brought to bear

HAD QPADS MOVING DAY

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wontan gave birth to quadi-upiets I on the authorities for a special is- sue _in_ "ll/lay 7 and’ many suggestions

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have been made. but no decision is likely for several weeks.

Second, is the present photogra- phic design of the King Edward stamps to be retained? This design aroused a. storm of comment when it appeared. Officiifs are apparently trying to measure the reaction, pro and con.

At the moment there is a. world boom in British stamps, due to the gradual change-over from those of George V to those of Edward VIII.

Already more than half of the let-i ters posted daily bear the new stumps, and before Christmas U19‘ appearance of the 1 l/2d. “George" will be comparatively rare.

In an average year the Post Of- fice issues 7,000.000,000 single stamps btit during the Jubilee year the number jumped to 7,200,000,000. Sales this year show an even great- er increase. Thirty million books of stamps are turned out.

‘Morocco’ overprint of King ward." he said. "Dealers are bdlh in big quantities, and are n01 m“ lng the mistake they did vrlih t.

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