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Then‘ suddenly out of the twilight which was closing in from the desert, upon the tree-shadowed oasis, a tall figure came to a halt- ing run.

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Brandlshlng a heavy stick. roar- ing abuse in a deep harsh voice he threw himself among-the‘ dog-pack, one leg dragging, as he slashed out rllpht and left, scattering the savage bruins. sending off first one, than another yelplnl on three

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at, a, distance, and while the victor limped towards them, he shouted to

some shadowy shapes lurking oa- yond. "Here, you boys-come and call

oft these brutcs. or I'll thrash life out of ye!"

Although it is unlikely that they could understand a word o1’ the order, conveyed in broad Scottish.

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to the natives, and they obeyed. summoning the dogs by means of llllCOlAh cries and disappearing with them into the dusk.

The rescuer came back slowly. paused s little distance, demanding roughly:

“Were either of you bitten?" "No we're quite all right." Kay recognized now that she had again been saved from danger by that red-bearded Scottish electrician. "But we should have been ‘hurt U you hadn't come in time, Mr.- Mr. Mac."

"More fools you!” the Scot growled. his voice gruff and surly. "why do you wcmen want to come to these villages alone getting yourselves into unnecessary trouble like this?"

"We're not alone; the donkey- boys are over there." Kay told him. “Fine lot of use they wfre! Ran off at the first threatening of’ trouble ~' no doubt. I'll fetch ‘em back for you."

Grumblinll. he limped of! towards the group of donkeys and boys without altering to give any further help to Kay and Zendn. But the latter had already recovered enough to climb down from her Dflrch with a little assistance from Kw- By the (me she was 0n the ground, Abdul had arrived back on the scene breathless and apologetic. "I not able leave Mlssie." he ex- plained. “She hold me tight-she cr ."

{I've no doubt of it." Zflhdl- 885d drily. “Well. the sooner we get back m the hotel, the better. lt‘s been a horrible experience altogether and 1 can't think what would have happened l! our red-bearded friend hadn't turned up. What luck for us that he happened to be here! Fetch the donkeys at once. Abdul. I'm not going to walk another yard

more than I can helP-" Some little distance beyond the

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When the frost is coming out of the ground in the Spring, all

roads in the Province, including paved roads, will be closed

heavy vehicular traffic.

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trucking,

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oasis they overtook Mac. limping rapidly along. s dark Jilhauette against the red of the dying sunset. l-le did not pause or 100i! bflfik l! they rode past, but zenda drew up beside Kay. who had already stopped her donkey and was speak- ing half apologetloally. -

"Mr, Mac. you've hurt yourleg. haven't you? Won't Y0“ take my donkey? 1 can wall; perfectly well."

"So can I. it's nothing at all." he answered in ,ue1y.

“And u won't want us to thank you ell er. I worms-i’ Zenda ohlmed in. "But. we must all the some."

“It's nothing at all." the elec- trician repeated impatiently, his Scottish accent more marked than before.

"You won't be thanked even for saving my life twice in two 6111!?" Kay pleadedn ‘

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"You shouldn't put yourself in the way of needing to be saved. Goodnight!" he spoke with finality and Kay rejoined Zenda and the somewhat subdued Dawn.

It was past dinner-time when they reached the hotel, and finds went straight to her rocm. But the bureau clerk ran alter-KRY- y

“A letter for you. Mrs. l-lellysr."

she said. Kay looked at the Oairo- post- mark, st the handwritingo! the address. than tore 0W“ i!" 61W!!- lope with shaking fingers.

Inside the single sheet bore only

three lines in that ssme- well- known wrltinx.

_ "I am in Egypt. It you want me. a wire, "Cum" to 68. Rue du Nil will bring me ‘st once-Kit." "

A Letter And its Answer

Never were twenty mitten words read and re-resd more often. studied more thoroullhly thlfl the“ contained ‘in Kit Carson's brief. note. But try sa aha might. ha, could discover little more than their

bore meaning between those lines. Neither could Zenda helP. Iltnoush apparently sympathetically ‘enter to

‘ you. it's not niuclrlih a love itter!" my laughed. rather tor~ “ lorniy. "Attpr all. as he did write, ‘he might have done ‘it with a bit more warmth.‘ ‘ "Pm afraid be‘: still 2 angryend hurt. ll he vns en I Ion him in oslro-altltough I tried so mo to nuke aim

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stand your real reason for Ccmillg i0 Egypt.” Zellda shook her head regretfully, “I'm sure you did. and Kit ought to have understood that llilnscll without telling" Kay declared. (To Be Continued)

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nlates for agriculture. The Pre- mier had criticized the ministers who had exceeded their expendi- tures iu the past year. but. Mr. Hell noted that these tnltlisters

a. corresponding amount for the coming year. But the Minister o! Agriculture who by going close, and practising economy, had sav- c-d the goverluncnt $20,000. W35 re- warded for ills good work by llav- mg his. estimates cut by that amount.

“Agriculture is our ntam uldus- try and the estimates should be in- creased rather tilau lowered." Mr. {Bell nlallltaincd. Quoting from various agricultural spokesmen, Mr. Bell noted thalithore bad been a recession in the production o! many products and a major re- duction in the production oi dairy products. One pliozrtinent iarnler tultl him that in a. few years time they ought have to go as far as Tryon to get enough milk to supply the Charlottetown fluid milk requirements. The country is being drained oi a lot o! its but dairy animals by buyers ill the United States- They come here from as far away as Vermont in

Mr. S. C. Wright tho department has a good man but he has too much to do.

He suggested that. encourage- mcnt should bo given to grow suntmcr forage crops to help solve the pasture problem. Last year he llud seen a llil-lll feeding hay to his cows in the middle of September.

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provement at Falconwood Farm where they now produce eggs, anwng other things, for their own requirements. .

Mr. Bell discussed labor and re- ferred to the local situation at some length. Tile member from Murray Harbor (lion. Mr. Camp- bell had referrcd to these men as “blokes” said Mr. Boll who re- sented tlie use of such a tcl-tn in referring lo a group oi cncn who were only trying their best to uiake a. living for tllculselvcs and their families.

lie trusted that the Department of Justice would be handled as i'. should be lll the fulurc. ill the past. he said, too much nloney llnll

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VICTORIA — (GP) — Another of L119 typical English features of Victoria -- the "Bobby" uniform worn by policeman _ has (llsap [lC3l‘Cd_ "l‘he city's finest now wear iapclled jackets and caps, with blue shirts and tics. '

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