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Tonic Tubletl only 85c. For ulo at ll! Ah

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Strange Victory

B! FRANKEN DIELONEY Author of "Call Back Love”

"But I don't want glasses to sec tbrcuith." raise utver-rupted. "1 Just want. a D81!‘ of spectacles that will make me look ten years older."

H1.» tery brown eyes new open and popped. ‘Older, dtu you smy‘: Ten Neal's?"

"A masquerade," Paige glibly ex- planted.

His eyes went. back in place, and. he stttilcu proudly. "I. have here the Ill-ll]; thing txatcti). ' no reached into .111 utitiuy showcase and pulled out it p.111‘ oi lttuvy steel rims with thick comcx lctises. She ‘tried them an, and winced. "lltats too tnuch of I. good tiring. Give me something Lhdot will make me look eight. years

c1‘ '

"S 'el_\‘. I got others." The steel spec-tit e ‘tttttshcd. The old Paige rcturttcd, and then disappeared again Dtlllfld a. pair of thin horn runs.

"These will do.’ she said. “How much are thew?‘

"How 11inch?" Fclnntan repeated the question nbsentlv, as if 11.5 thouwtt-s itad drifted tar away from the sot-aid tictitzttitis of business. He stitched Paige, and then went over the day's sales in his mind. It wouldn't do to lose e. customer by askitilz too much, and since it was onlv for s. part1‘ and. not in earnest »—“A dollar and. a. half." he haz- ni-dxl.

_A dollar and a half, That left etglitiwltrce cents. She wished it had. been a dollar and three cents. There was a moral strenkth 1n a. dollar that anything less than a dollar dtti not posﬁess. “I’ll take them," site decided. Mr. Feinman banned, and tnyopicallv and maz- ntilcdlv she beamed back.

To Paiues complete astonishment, Mr. Alichacl Herron turned out to be a very young man-certainly not over twenty-seven or elght-vtrith dark hair, dark eyes. and a. lean sil- ent face t-tclted gravely with lines from nose to law. Perhaps. she con- cluded, he's Mr. l-lerron, Jr.. plough- tntz the wtty for father to follow up— which was one way of explaining o. youmlster of thirteen i.n the picture.

Hts ntnntict" was distrait and ill at. ease. as if he wished. to heaven that this business of enllazinz a cover- ness were over and finished with. She thoutzht, he'd be uncommonly hntidsotttc if he smiled . . .

There was not the slightest ans- wering flicker of interest on his part as he greeted her. her innocuous ap- pearuncc evidently typed the sort. of

GEIITRAL lillll

This column 1| rourvod for III] 0| loonl interest, but advertising a ncvny nature may be insert so five cent: s word. nlrlﬂl: nlyloln ln cdvuice.

OBASWELL for PliDiAITl-Phl.

DON FEDERATION LIFE 1N SUB. ‘CR L-ﬂl

THE ANNUAL COLLECTION Prince Edward island Hospital for Maintenance Fund will besln Oct. 1st. 9-12-31.

DUCK SHOOTING SEPTEMBER. 21st- — Duck Bhootimr Season 0116M on September 21st. The season of- ficially opens on September 20th, Sunday, but Sunday shooilni is pro- hibited so Monday is the day.

T0 P. E. L-MXS. Lotti; Durando left last week for Charlottetown, P. El, where sho will visit hem hus- band, Pte. Louis Dursndo, who is stationed there. tBydney Post-Rec- uni.

0N WEDNESDAY EVENING 0! this week at 7.30 o'clock the Bible Class". conducted by the Rev. A. LeDrew Gardner. will re-cpen in St. Paul's Parish Hall for the whiter study. The 0D€lilnﬂ series consists of a study of "The Life 0f Christ" as found in the (our Gospels. These classes are open to all who are inter- ested. 945-31.

DUCKS PLENTIFUL. — There is a splendid crop of ducks this sea-so in King and Queens Counties an in Prince, East of Summerside, but West. the crop is light in comparison with other point-s.

REOPENING OF WOOLWORTHQ —-Mr. R. J. McIsaac. superintendent for Quebec and Maritimcs for the F’. W. Wei-worth Co, Ltd, is at pres- cnt in the city in connection with the Il€OD€lllllH of the new store, Queen Sttcet. which is scheduled for Friday. 18th. Mr. L. J. Stacey. local manager has been here some time completing plans for resump.

on.

IIILLSBOROUGH CHAPTER. I- 0.D.E.—Thc fitst business meeting of the fall season was held by tho Hillsborough Chapter, I.O.D.E.. on Friday. September 11th, in the Chap- ter rmrns with bite Regent. hill. Weeks, presiding. The summer's work was reviewed and it. was de- cided to hove a window dis lay of quilts and other articles ma e dur- ing the summer. The Chapter has decided to concentrate it: efforts from now on, on the Russian Re- lief. A donation of thirty dollars was voted to buy comforts for the crew of the l-LMCS. Charlottetown. Also five dollars ($5.00) to Saint Vin- cent Orphanage. New members are to be taker. in and anyone wishing to join should make application to the Secretary. A committee was ap- pointed to outline the work for the coming year. Plans were also dia- cussed to raise money for the year. A very successful meeting was brought. to a close with the singing of God Save the King.

POST-NUPTIAL SHOWER. — On Wednesday evening, Sept 91-11..

De“5°“ he had. expected- Wm‘ the friends and neighbors of Wlnsloe and

spectacles p‘ “int: muster as symb- ols o1 t-(st>».c,.tl)tlity. lnd-ced there was something about the wav he QUCal/IUTLII her that almost deﬁed hcr to suit him. _

"D0 you think that you could

vicinity gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Slackford to tender a shower in honor of Mr. 4nd Mrs. Neil Dirmond whose marriage took place recently. To the strains

manrttze a household and take com- 0! the W955i"! march Played by Mrs.

plcte cnarrzc of a young girl?" he asked crtstlll’.

Cedric Balcm, the bride and groom were ushered to the seats of honor

"I took complete charge of Miss by Mr. Perley Taylor and Mrs Ed- Griswold. particularly after her ison Hardy. Mr. Ivan Turner than

faihcfs death.”

read a pleasing address, and a well-

He regarded her with an uncertain tilled purse was presented by Mr. frown. "You're preilv volmll I01‘ Perly Tnylor. Mr. and Mrs. Diamond

" buy." He repeated the name with an expression of disaster. his frown detpenintz to a boy's sullen

sogt of rrsvvnsiblllw- heartily thanked the donors for the - - ' 1 1 ' z .

site supplied. “Debby iglitieg git?stlhlgitgfﬂilggtfheéllocfvendtu Jﬂllv Good Fellows." During the cv- eninz refreshments were served by the ladies present and the remaind-

BCOWL “LOOK hem’. he Shot ouher of the evening was pleasantly

‘yoirrc not whimsical, are you?"

spent in dancing, music being fur-

L‘ q I bbl d 1 h .‘ He nished by Messrs. Arthur and Tvo m,,__.‘,“f,,“f§,ﬁ§? x1158 ,}§§’,,,‘,‘,,,§{,,, and Cudmorc, Charlottetown, The gath- she knew exactly ivhztt he meant. ""2 W85 W811 RtlBndPd mid 1'» rebl s1“ had a swift picture of all the 800d time was enjoyed by 111l-

DIT 0H5 El)VCI'H@&§€5-—

ivctrt a grain of whimsy." she

MACLEAN - SPEARING—-A wed-

I assured him ﬁrmly, "and 1 dont ding of interest to Pictonlatts took keep boxes of pills on my bureau, place in Toronto on the evening of and I'm never Dllt-IIDOII or bcrbesr- gleptcmber 1st when Captain Mtiry 1111:. and l don't use sachet _ that Spearlng was united in mania, e to mukcs me smell like an old lady's captain gugh Mame“, but}, gem; reitvttrk" Officers ln The Salvation Army. The

He stared. at her. and then he too ceremony was performed by Lian, suddenly laughed. (I was rieht-Jte COL R Ham Field secretary for is handsome, she discovered tri- The Sawaﬂof, Army m Canada’ ah

umlmamll") slsied by Lieut-Col. Dray War Ser- lnﬂggmg.ldgé°udlég‘gzd’gg_n“ 5122;’; vices secretary, and Lieut-Col. H.

. . » . t ‘Spooner, Divisional Convnander for liél!l‘3itté“ﬁ.i‘t?‘i3tl,“ll2“}i§t€‘}.‘l.‘2t5 Tomm- oaptatn Mary Speoring, she knew bemm he spoke Mam’ before her marriage, was secretary ma, he “vould hold n Egan,“ he; to Lieu-Col. R. Spoonelr, in oom- thnt hc had given way to laughter. Wand 9' ‘he T°mnl° Dlvl-‘lﬁln- She She was ltalf prepared for it when 15 the dﬂllillivlﬁr 01' M5101‘ ﬁnd MP6- hc rose ztnti said slilfly, I'm sorry. 3- speﬂrmi’. TOTOIWJ- 5118 h!!! but. this DUSlllOrl rcquws someone widely travelled. having seen Canada. nmrc tnatttrc tn vezrrs-" from coast to coast, and other lands

"I'm?" sltr- stopped. What with as well. Captain Hugh Maclean is niucw-tlucc cents and no pillow t0 the elder son of Mr. and Mrs. Wil- cnll hcr own that nizltt, insistence H. Mnclean, of Fraser's Mountain, -1cit.\' was not the better Dim Pictou County. l-Ie is at present in "11- "I'm "B! 5° VOW"! l" I charge of the Auxiliary Service work

oil" i‘llllll'°<'llud- at the military Training Centre, "You ccrtautlv' don't look any old- ma, gmrlmmtbwy~h 93L and prﬁ PT "m" ,l“"’m"'“i"°-" h“ 50m vious to this hcltl appointments with

She m.‘ h" H" m kw” back her The Salvation Army in Ontario His $8,111‘?"Siéwéidnxwggggv“Eneaaéndag;name frequently appears over art-

tvrcnii‘!

"Titztt is. Miss Moulion gave me your use ii-S twenty-nine." he has- tcncd to explain.

Paige's trails were brutal against

lcles in various branch“ of Snlvs. tion Army literature and was form- erly n writer of stories in other nub- licatlons as well, The young couplq plan to spend their honeymoon ll

ner aims, but she mono d a pletts- Qntﬂrio before retllmlllﬂ Vi? piano m 2mm‘ h, hope w“ g, someone m Charlottetown, where tlmy Ill! who attotcs Emerson." she said, Yﬁldﬂ- amiablv, "and who wears hair nets.

He ilusltetl. “You're evidently not afraid to speak vour mlnd—"

-1‘ Wold '1‘ Zine." she was happy beyond all roion ‘lo gnmvvrct‘. tvitlmtn Tirnvndo. having merely won a ob-shc was

He looked at her for a moment. happy. she rellbed with some con- “Yotrre fortunalc. Most. people an fusion. because she liked Michael afraid nf everything." ‘ HQYTOH- ~

"I tiserl tn be, before my father ‘I'd like very much tocome." Q10 dim. Lnsint! him was the one thin: honed that her voice didn't sound in the world I dreadcd. After it han- as Fhakv as it lelt. mnerV-she cave a small shruz-"I "Good. Would tomorrow be M! saw that. nolhlntz ln the world cnttlrl norm?’ I gvfl’ really hurt me armln. no of ‘Tomorrow?’ Bhc hadn't ﬂoured murse there was nothing to be an that. If she hadn't boulht those nirnlrl nfFShe caught herself shnrn- darned classes she would have had 1v, Why was she talkinc this way enough for s night's lodtrinz some- tn rm uttcr stranger? Particularly a whet-e. she motioned that she could stranger who had as much Bs told sit un in the roilrond statlnn with her that she was unsuitable and in- her suitcases. but then suppose that competent? She turned to leavc- the Herron place was more than “Timnk you for intervlewinl m6, "lpelv-three cents away from New Mr. Heron . . . ." f" ‘P

He seemed to come back from a Fhc took the bull by the ltnmn. "I 1011c distance. “I wLsh I could be- had assumed that if vou wanml rvte iicvc that philosophy of yours is votrri require mv services immed- rcnlly valid." he reverted. in 1v, so I was premued lo start

"It was verv bud tastn of me fp fr" nftnrrtoon." ‘mm ynv muosophy, I'm sorry- ‘He nodded anprovinclv. He hurl

m. smiled faintly. "It was bad -~~~~~~»-~~- nv-uwmt y." t» =~v i.h~t. taste oi vou to wish a. hair net on she had to izct her belonolnn in me. As a matter of fact. the last orrlor, we her comics no" her lit» one wore o. httir net and she didn't insurance. and do all the thlnRs that work out. nt nll~—I’m wonderimr ii I nll of lite other tznvernosses had harl haven't been cm the wromz track/ lo "'- we tw- lasi. minute what I mean to sav is. I'd like very "ﬂood. My car is at the door and much for you to consider tho Dﬂll- we drive across tit» hrhlrze- Is vour

_ , _" n luv-scr- Lwir gym herf?"

5h couldn't believe her can. " om- M awn.‘ oocutgred in her togmnrier what had "nmrl " b- sairl auin. and this occasioned his sud e titude. but she was too overwhelm- as if he wﬂlwﬂl. air-M M Imlllﬂl. lnlbl hBDDy to think strl-iaht. 81w (To be Continue!“

llaozartl-llioks Bridal

( ' , _ 3)

Standards of white glad oil and whlta delphinlum were LITE.“ ed organ Qmld ferns and cvbotlum poms about the chancel rail of 5t. Geor- ge's d1umh_ Crescent-wood, for the ‘ marriage of Marie Brown, only iendanis: Mrs. John M. Lindse

n charms of lt- llrn- he‘ smiled swonfancmuslv and 11-

A. For beauty and utility no fur surpasses PERSIAN LAMB. EX- amine carefully the even, gleaming curls of these coats, note the ex- ceptional quality and workmanship, “then try to forget itf’ . . . YOU CANT.

B. Semi-filled. TWIN BEAVER Coat, loose sleeves, nicely shaded brown tones - - — - - -$ll5.00

C. Black Persian Paw Coat, collar- less, yoke front, fitted lines, loose sleeves — - — — — -- — — $200.00

D. Supreme quality Hudson Seal coat, loose back, loose rolled collar, open sleeves, Windshields of Intln — — - - - - - - -$31s.0o

E. Handsome Muskrat Coats “out in front" for style, sturdy for ser- vice, coats of dignified beauty, loose back, conderiible collar, bell sleeve $225.00, $269.00, $295.00

Good lower priced coats, not illustr- ated, various popular furs $59.00, $75.00 and up.

MGDRE 8.

Charlottetown

brir “s par

tar of Mr. and Mrs. L. W. matron of

1km d, 1.1 ttt brld cm, ' "““1wv‘.’.‘t“’S'Z...‘§ftil‘.°.“‘1t§?tlZ-r°v ontlmitrfiss-sgililtzigiio “la/l/hliegggntlo" ungost son of Mrs. Haunrd of L. k8 , 50., um the int-e Dr. C. l". brother of the bride. was best man Haszard, formerly of Chart-lotio-

lmdesmnlds.

. The ceremony won Ca . st 8.30 o'clock. Wed- off of

I‘!!!

CHABEQYTIPEWWN GUABQIAN

gvkihiﬁa Qiﬁekliw‘ '

LEOD Iimlssl

Prince Edward Island

nesdoy evening. Wrouaht candelabra, holding cathedral can- dle; wcm p and also at intervals

flowers. Rev. G. Haste officiated. ‘Ihe date nta-rked ‘he 281 wedding anniversary oi the

G118.

Jchn Mitchell. M31’- chel UM Mr. Robert Kennedy. bride's gown was lasltotied rscy. The nigh- re twin folds of ch extended from front and narrowed e base of the long torso bodice ircnt was marked by a sweetheart neckline centre shining. ‘Ihc attached in from l0 n small upward point , swe t, inlo a wide train ornamented wih ratstd

and was bordered with scullorped pcinte tT/llenoon loco. It wu u-

I with the 1800 scallops tr blosso

11d l- . of the tulle. Her PM veil was nmtoved at the clnsl the service. Sho carried n 0886M!

bincd with white Finch and Sweetheart, It was centmd wllh a cluster of Ill-I'-

lt embroidery Wu w- 1t to lobed midalnﬂaﬁ, with a, “t; buckla. m we m? Mrs. Hoéilffdmstdc

of white silk a “mm we 81o wore a Coronet 01 BMW“ be‘: the eﬂsl- They m: trayclvd ‘s;

bod the material whi

Mr. Allan Vickers pmsided at. the M W D 10v

Schumann's To The bride was given ln marriage by her father. ih

The mntron oi honour was lh gold silk Jersey. The low V-neck-

o no

with clusters of orange bl moms. quarter lon th.

across ths front loou cou ht at tho Wllot Ill

Usher‘ %,¥ in l c back to lcrm s

B. Chambers, fellow bridegroom

SEPTEMBER 15, 194g

RELIABLE COAT . . . A REAL INVESTMENT

' LA good fin- out ll a vory rul long term investment . . . .you have a right to ex- pect of li. a long time of satisfactory ser- vice. All coals shown here come from makers of style and skill and reliability.

All the bountiful Fur Coats shown hero this week, were bought before the new taxes on furs came into effect. In your purchasing you can save by this long time planning for you.

You're safe in choosing a FUR COAT from Moore 8: McLeod. Limited.

Telephone number 49. - Private Branch Exchange with tele- nliolol in all delll-Ttm°“t"

n" gum} DIOEOOIHS- 1d r the

m. Plinth? was concoct-ruled A recevtiovb “Qfutflitttog W‘ q iron-t o tho skirt. A wide Mcnlbcbo C1“ ~ “hon, umber“ m; in

from polest cream to I01 - Kingston. ‘Tflﬁbr ,- pc ' ‘QSmrt-ied Illlil-Oli “P! l" 5°“ tW°'P'e°° B',‘;tc1"h1<-;t‘§<1_(‘r1tc "lm gm; flung tones. the skirt kn - ,1 rot?"-

marked by a mmrbllttlzltlcd will“

1m bridesmaids’ NV"! W" W, 9, rimmed alike of ollk term Ml“ horde“! ‘l . toot-t. in Human m mmuow m,’ m; The sleeves 02;?“ “Sun, feltmed whlmhead-s m “m” o‘ ma!’ g hing tones u‘ l ,1 brim. Th" ‘eutmd smemlart “ecgd wail: and dc-tvn ﬁlm" ftl-‘ttlttt 5*“ ‘Illlnﬁs’ “arm ‘eaves its . bnttrictl in’ Riff?‘ “lather!

Het- hat W

lde U189! 8"

. ' H113 m,“ w r6 marked the times. "may 10°98 “m” <1 Ltirl. F" , wore coronets of g loll lips. W" h‘ Wwfjiwmllf “ﬁlsstnsttedttdt-Zr’ HMMHTS in 0mm m: in W o e, bro?" salmon ganglmgowglmfdivwgl mTons Her corsatie "4 cream n n - ' colors motdtocr moi: mtnum 0‘ Wm"-