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First Chorus Girl: ﬂends from the newspaper awfully annoying. ,

Second Chorus Girl: Indeed they sre. But don't move. dear. There's

v one just going to take us now.

“And how did you spend your month's vacation?"

"Well,l spent the first two week: trying to look as if I were just go- ing sway and the last two week: trying to look as If I had just got- ten back."

“The trouble l: women don't stand together."

"They don't. Well, you just watch them at a bargain counter.‘

COMFORTING

My lady fair is cold as Ice, And that, I'm afraid.

l: why she seems to me lo nice At 9O In the shade.

“Why docs a plgycr pick up i503

bsts before he gosa to the plate?" “It make: one bat seem lighter;

"l" You use?"

"l sce. it’: : fin: scheme. I

; think I'll try It on the bloeult: at , our boarding hnule,"

EVQYY one of us has on angel

M11. i0 be secn with the eyes oi the , lW-l’! imbued imagination

John

Gresham ’s Girl I

By Concordia Metre!

(Coutuiuedi "And it's no particular muscle- tiou to reflect that they are ‘aouuci to lose on the Job." the letter went on. "I think things are going to bc serious. But we'll fghv of course-

She read the letter in bed, while she drank her morning tea, "and as she read it, she felt a sort of relief at knowing, at lust, what the cris- is was to mean. Suddenly, ma, the half-dazed feeling a3 last week drop ped from her. The letter seemed to glavsnfzc her back to life and en- ergy. She knew now ivhat she in- tended to do.

Al; breakfast. she ivml. round to Jim, stood bcside m; 631111‘, and silently laid the letter before him. He read it, and laughed shortly. "I toltl you that, didn't I?" he said. s

“I'm going up to sec Oliver about this," she saltl abruptly.

He glanced up quickly; then dqwn again.

"To Edgestoize? Villicre the Gres- ham ship-yards are?“ he asked and the"! WﬂS a curious touch of effort in the question. Rather as if he were thinking of something clsc ivhlc he asked it.

"I shall g0 to a lnicl in News- chcstcr. Edgcslone is only. . "Four miles cut of the city." lic supplied the information in the some mechanical WA)’.

"So I can easily go tiicrc mid scc Oliver. Or he . . ." Slic broke off. because he rose suddenly. pushing back his chair, TﬂlllCI‘ violently, and suld in an ncltl voice:

“Or 11c can c3111’: urci m: you n‘. Yiuu" linlcl, I suprnszﬁ"

"Yrs."

"Yf/‘JVE 20b it all quilt‘ nenflyl llrourﬂu mil, harem y'all?" i Shc locked at lfm.

"Did it cvcr occur 1:1 you ta ask ivlicihcr it wruki be . . . conveu. lent to me," he addrd.

- "N0." she said 8i’. once. "I didn't think I was under any obligation is cansult you about it,"

"Perhaps you're not. . . Fer- hnps you're not. . . All the same. . ." He stopped; his lips working Btfﬂﬂzﬂly and his hands tcnsc1y'

Silence 8.31mi; "Wm

“Wont it seem odd to him if. . I don't cxnc with you?" he said slowly.

She looked up at him quickly.

“No. He knows you are . - very busy."

"Sippose I unlit. to come?" H's cyes looked down into hers, should- cring and‘ dark. She incl hi: 109k quetly.

"Why should you want to?" she asked.

"I only should."

"Well, I don't want you in come." TAKE T\V0—STORY .

"Any reason?" he challenged her. Her eyes were still mlsed to his.

“Yes. There would be too much risk of your being recognized. Oliver would be bound to know you. And there are {he Gresham men {,0 think U’,

"And if I am willing to take that rsk? If I don't give a dnm whether I'm known or not?"

Beneath the bumlng inicnsty of his eyes, shc found herself hesitat- ing slightly.

"I still don't want you to come," she said a: last, looking away.

“Your reason, then. Your reason."

"I . . . want to get away. - - Just for a little vrliilc." ‘Phcrc was a sliike in that.

"From mo?"

"Fi‘L‘IlI—E\'0i‘yilllIl'g."

"Ycs . . . and from you," slit crictl. Iic drcw :1 breath and wheel- cd round from hcr. And again there was silence.

S1irl<lmili' he went bzick to his cliu r anti sni down.

“Vcry wcil; g0 than," lie sail suddenly, and picking up Amos‘ lcilcr. hc flung it across the table in iicr place. Slic urn‘. and Sﬂl. down to». and made a. pretence of cuting breakfustt. _

“Vfiicn arc you going " hc ask- cd abruptly.

"At once."

"To-day?"

“Wail, no: but to-mcrroiv. Per- haps I shall wire to Oliver lo-day. aslcng him to flx up rooms for me at the mos». decmt hotel in New- chcster."

“Will you tell me WhiCh 110161

said, suppose that I

closed. “What are ysu going for"

he broke out after a moment's silence. '

INSTALMENT 25

“To see’ him about firs." She Pointed to the latter on the table.

"To tell him about me, you moan. don't you?" he countered.

“No. I shall not tell him about you, Jim. But I shall talk it over with him exactly as if I do not know who Liiiforths are, and try to devise some means of dofeatng Liuforths exactly as if I were. , a strange;- to them,"

He looked at hcr fixedly; then said:

"What do you know or the busi- ness?"

"Practically nailing. Ngvgpthe. les, I can help, and I mean to," “Then you are setting yourself s.- galnst me?"

"Against you? I'm doing my ut- most to keep you from making a success of a-‘dirty trick‘?

"You cannot appeal to me in that my."

"1 am ‘hm trying tr) appeal 1p you. I am lust k011i; to do the one thing for Grcshnmfs {liul ii: is in my power to do, without glvhg you away."

“And that is?"

“The details are my business.“ "Then you aren't going to tcll me."

“No? ‘Iliat. came, clear anti round. lie said nq more for a. tune; then he asked abruptly:

"Hove you been uip to Greshnms lately, Lucy?"

"No; no’: for flvc years. Last time was more than five years ago. . . Oliver took me round and mowed me things. But, there is a lot that's new since then," she answered him.

“So there will bc a. lot more for Aimee to show you "

“Yes. Oh. yes, certainly."

"You will see a lot of him?" “My object is to see him."

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you go to?"

“Of course."

"Then I'll tell you. The Royal is the best. Will you go there?"

"I don't. mind where it. is. so long an it's comfortable. All right, I'll ask Oliver to g0‘. rooms, for me at the Royal."

Hc said no more, and from the time he loft the house after break- fast, she did not see him again un- til midnight. He came to her room. then, Just as she had retired for the night.

"Made all your arrangements?" he asked from the doorvmy of his TS-Offl. ‘

“Ycs," she answered, looking at him. she thought he looked ﬁred, rather pale, and not very haippy.

"What time are you leaving?" he added.

"By the ten fifty-f ve from King's Cross."

“That's settled?"

"Quite."

"All right. Good-night, Lucy."

Hcr voice was not quite steady as she bade him good-night. mo.

A good deal to her surprise, she found. when she was ready to start uex‘. day, thnl; Jim was waiting- to take her to ihr- station. She thank- cd him for that.

“But you needn't. have bothered," she‘ added, m. they started.

“If I choose to bother, “mails to slop mc " hc retortctl.

"Will anything ever stop you da- ‘ng the thing you choose, Jim?" shc nskcd, urith n touch of wistful- ncss in the question.

"Never again. Szmetlilng did once. And that once was my share."

After that they scarcely spoke again. He bought. her ticket, ‘found her c, place in a. first class Pullman, heaped the table before her ivith papers and magazines, nnd as he lclTt; her, he took off his hat», bent down and kissed her cheek.

"A devoted husband does this sort of thing." he murmured, and

__'_I_“I~7I_EWC_I'_IARLQ'IVFETOWN cuiggnlm

MALPEQUE

Congratulations 31-9 extend“ u, the Rev. M. A. and M", Macml_ inn on the arrival of s baby girl on Sunday the 10th January.

Mrs. Hubert Agnew, Wilmot VaL 1°)‘. ivns a recent visitor. at the home o! her_ parents Mr. and Mrs. Sinclair MscGougan.

The members of King Edward lodge No. 16 A. F. and A. M. held a supper and social evening n the Masonic Hall at Malpeque on the

evening of Jany 4. The officers for '

the ensuing year were installed and were as follows: Mr. James E. Murphyfworshipful Master (re- elected). Wm. E. Donald, Senior Warden. Leslie Ramsay, Junior Worden, James MacKinnon, Senio

Deacon. Everett Burt, Junior De."-

cou. John ‘Robert Harding, Senior Steward. John Champion, Junior Steward. John Simpson, Chaplain. Preston Green. ‘Ireasurer. Wm. C. Donald, Secretary. D. P. IIacNutt, Grand Marshall. Fred R. Champ- ion, Tylcn.

The business of the Lodge ended a goose supper ivns pruiaken of, Speeches were given and an even- ing of good feliowshp enjoyed.

The Sydney Post gives a. splen- did account of an inspiring address delivered by the Rev. E. M. Aitken at the Sacrcment Service in St. Andrew's Church, Sydney, on Sun- day, Jan. 3rd.

Mrs. Malcolm MacGougan, Ken- singtou. returned to her home of- tier a short visit with her sister Mrs. Lois Green who had been ill. but whom we are glad to report is much improved in health.

The Malpeque Women's Institute mot nt the home of Mrs. Ralph Bcnlrslo on Thursday evening Jan 14 for the purpose of reorgani- zation. Meeting was largely nt- tcnded by the members and their friends. The officers were elected ns follows:

Mrs. Dan Bcairsto, President. Miss Annie Keir, Vice President, Mrs. Ralph Beairsto, SBIL-TIBBS.

After the business was ended the committee in charge consisting of Misses Anne Keir, Muriel Mac- Nutt aria Hazel Hopgood, served refreshments. The evening‘ was socially n successs and the meet- ings ln future will be looked for- ward to with interest-WI.

ivfrshEarle MacKay, of Sea View, is spending c. week with her friend Mrs. Fredk Irving of Cape Traverse.

The Sea. View Women's Institute is still carrying on with unabated interest in their work. The Janu- ary meeting convened at the home of Mrs. J. '1'. MucKay on Thursday the fourteenth when fifteen mem- bcrs responded to the Roll Coll with new year resolutions. The first item of business was the con- sideration of the purchase of knives and forks for the use of the Institute, which purchase was highly approved of and left to thc committee in charge. A letter of appreciation from bereaved mem- bers, who had received resolutions of sympathy, was then read. Re- ports from different committees were received The topic "New Activities for Our Institute" was thoroughly discussed and n. pro- gressive step taken in the plann- ing of s bazaar and a valentine supper- more definite plans to follow st the next meeting. The programme which followed con- sisted of readings by Miss Margar- et Pickering, Mrs. Earle MacKny and Mrs. John A. Coulson. These were interspersed with flower and cake contests. Refreshments were served by the hostesses, Mrs. J. T. and Mrs. Earle MncKayg assisted by Miss Margaret Pickering. The February meeting will be held at; the homo of Mrs. John Pickering, the Roll Call to be answered by an original valentine vcrse..

A number of our young people have formed themselves into a so- cial evening group and have been entertained in a number of the homes of the community. On

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Fiftieth year of the Reign of lief lottctown Water Works Act”, an

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I do hereby give PUBLIC NOTICE that an election of n iuiiyoi up three Commissioners of Sewer and WaterSupply for tho said City, and of one ,. -" serve as Councillor in the City" Council for each of the Wards Nos. 1, 2 and 8 of the suit. t ily and two person to servo as Councillors in tho said Council for Word No. 4 of the snlzl (‘mi and three persons to servo as Councillors in said Council for Ward N0. 5 In the sold City 5h: lug in all a Mayor, three Commissioners of Sewar and Water Supply and eight Count-lilo".

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FOR WARD FOB WARD FOR WARD ':‘OR WARD FOR WARD

Wednesday The Tenth Day oi February, A. D. i932

AT THE SEVERAL POLLING PLACES AS DESCRIBED IN PROCLAMATION POSTED IN THE SEVERAL WARDS OF THE SAID CITY.

Thursday January 4 Mr. and MIS- George Crozier were host. and hostess to this group and the evening passed Jeasantly in so- clal enjoyment-M.

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GRADE VIII-—1 Eugene T111210!‘ and Helen Grant (equal). 1 RM!-

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At the request of a. large number oi electors of Ward a, I will offer myself as a candidate in the com- ing civic " . If elected I will do everything possible in the best interests of the city and st the some time giving Ward 3 every st- tention.

~Yours respectfully, T. it. QUINN.

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GRADE IV—1 Harold Bert. 2

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Aniigonish. ers’ Association.

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ONE COUNCILLOR ONE COUNCILLOR ONE CO UN CILLOB TWO COUNCILLORS

GRADE VI-1 Eileen Donneliy, Nouns. Donnelly.

Alfred Handrahnn, 2 Vernon Don- drﬂ-han.

FARMERS’ WEEK

I JANUARY 21-28-29 Prince of Wales College

WEDNESDAY, 2.00 p. m. and 7.30 p. mF-Annual Meciinl ‘of P- E. I. Dairymen’s Association. '

P. E. I. Co-operative Egg and Poultry Association.

THURSDAY, 7.30 p. rm-Joint Meeting P. E. I. P01!" Growers and Co-operative Egg and Poultry Association Speaker, Dr. A. B. MacDonald of St. Francis Xavier.

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