MAY 11. 111.111

‘QHURCHES IOMORROT/QI

JgLlltLli iii [NULAND

"5171111115 CATHEDRAL 11..., (anon Malone, 01.1%.. L.‘I‘h. 1101i lloly Communion.

liii‘ Wluiniiig P111)"-

llliiJ Choral Eucharist and Ser-

, suinlay hcllotlf._ 1; Evcnsorlg and sermon.

51 net's CHURCH ,eDrew Gardner. Rector oléguflgligt ._ Miss Lillian Earla (111m- llirector — Albert. Dinnis 8.510 lluly Communion. 111.011 suiiday School. 11.00 lloly Communion and Ser-

mlliilhhfln; "Send Out Thy Light." “i-“(iiynliiiii-iiing Prayer and Sermon. iylntheni: “O For a Closer Walk."

l 1'80 _WEL_C_'1QII_IE

lCIJIIETSl-lyti-YTERIAN

51. JAMES CHURCH

The Pffiillgijliil; 1.. Canada Minister

m.“ p_ Hoorhcad 1.65MB- D-D-

urguiiist-Mrs. K. S. Roi"! choir Director-Mrs. J. A. Lawloo Public Worship

lilurnliig at Eleven. and EVBIIIM n Seven o'clock.

Preacher: The Minister.

Ellfltllly School at 10.00 am.

)1 tini- biuslr: ,\iitlili:im:l.“ThB 11°"! l5 MY Shep‘ herd" 1Fosairl]

~- ' us c: iplllliierfilillizit‘ Son o! The Nether- {anusw-otnnabe le Lawson. 5trangcrs and Visitors Cordlally

Invited.

z1ou PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

Prince and Grafton Street Minister Rev. (i. tarlylc Webster Organist-bliss Rena. “i000 )1()'1'i1iii!'b' DAY

Aiorniiig Worship 11.011 a-ln.

‘fhcmc: “A11itlicrhood." _

The Sacrament of Bfllltlblll will be atlininistered.

llynins: 10B, 3-18. 7961 ‘I07.

_ "Lover."1flosmerl.

The Junior Choir.

11.311 I‘..\l. The sabbath School will n11.11111- 1111 appropriate Mothefs Day srriirc. Pafflllis and 11191135 ue wclconie.

Evening Wnrshig‘ 7.00 P.M.

‘Ihcme: “Ous- C rlstian Heritage

herd" 101.11 arrcn). solo: Srlccted: Mrs. Arthur Roper "Honour thy father and mother: that thy (lays may he long upon the lend 1121' h the Lord thy God givrtli tlii- ‘ \'11u 11.11 rcrclvc a hearty wel- oomc at L-fiicn.

li""'i'_“*"“*“i l. OEtlEllITiI-lll-li. l l 11.1.1.5.

Lcipthorne Avenue

1 l l

hiimitcr: P. A. Rick.

~ 8'30 p.m. Gospel Song Service

PIANIST:

M11: Joyce Ferguson.

Ladies’ Chorus: "Wa|k in the Light."

8:15 p.m. Sermon: Topic: "CROSSING THE REFORMATION BRIDGE.’

Illustrated.

Welcome to visitors.

l1 3i5-1l. )

Q-O'%§~OQ-O'O-OOOfOO§QO@OO§G-O PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND HOSPITAL

Annual Meeting

Notice is hereby given that in pursuance oi the Act oi Incorp- oration a public meeting oi all contributors to the Prince Ed- ward Islond Hospital, will be held in St. Paul's Parish Hall, Char- lottetown, on Tuesday May Zlst M8 p.m. tor the purpose ot electing Trustees tor the govern- ment oi the Institution in ac- cordancc with the Bye Laws and lor the Transaction ot such other business as may be brought before it.

ADA E. HARRIS Secretary Board oi Trustees

\ooofoooooooooeooa 00004-6 I.1 ZZJ-o-Q-ll-lli-lti-IB-Zl-til.

FFllililLlillY ITTRNI (IAIIIPS

l-ONIION ~~ICPI -—TIIF Minlvtrv -\'"'i1‘11lI1iro is f"1l‘<l(‘l?l'il'il es- Hlc n srlirnltiri- camp syvflll 0-. . s Fiizkiiirl to help with the hot‘ 3nd era ii Ilfil'\(‘1;l

l 9 J. M . s M E A T S SPECIAL

Strictly Fresh Lohsters F01 YOUR Order, Phone 3|

l M. ROOF, Prop. Market Building

at church l

UNlil D LHURCH 0i CANADA

Mg TRINITY uunso CHURCH Prince street. lllinister Rev- Hugh IVIIIIEI‘, n.4,, 5_D_ Assistant Itcv. Lewis M. Murray. 3,5,, B4)

t)‘ i A 3°)‘ K€llti3lil.Z:.l-1Rb.tlA-DI., A.,-\,G,Q_ IIFiHIBIiHiiiI-nl"liiilincniilhlizliiipi Ch ist a d 1| '1 1 ° . l.’ “lav. ulfighlliviillflliile Alternative.

l" the observance at’ "Mother's

D6115 of the 6th‘

be the choral prelude "A Love“, gtléienls l§|°°m|"8"- _ Miss Margaret t s iiill sin "Spirit or God Descend" by N; dung“ so P-m-F Sunday School and . ss s.

lflmt?" Fliltilkffhlt‘

- : . _' ‘ ll‘

Rxhglléleh yuner. FFEAT

m: "ea I M , _

Way uf_Thy Stgtlutes?’ again-rigidity,

Y Mother's Prayer."

geiecltion: ‘M r n t._ M ' Visitolys Riel: sfiililtiiglilltes ggfidilsritye-

Welcome.

BAIT-ii s I

THE BAPTIST CHURCH

Cor. of Prince and Fitzroy 51;, Minister .

Rev. llilflley L. Benton. BJ). Organist and Cholrmaatei- 3°11“ Inch. Mus. Bae.

Morning Worship 1| “m

$¢fm0n= "The Mother-heart in Wartime." iu£ii1llclii1|o:1ii€°"°“‘ "Elm" my "l

ThQ Church School 2.30 11,111,

5mm!‘ 81'0" meet at. close o! mllmlnl: servce. all other classes and xwuns at 2.30 p.m.

Evening Worship z pm,

307111011: _The second in the series 0n "ha This is YOU!" with subject on this occasion

"So YOU are in Love."

Choral Selection: “In The Gar-

den." Solo: “Ono Siveetly Mr. J. L. MaeAuley.

Thought." You are invited lo worship with ll-IMBJTPTIST CHURCH -*——-c-—-

CHURCH OF CHRIST

CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH

Kcnt Street Rev. Roscoe W. Nice, 5.3., 3.1),, Mlnlst

01' Organist - Mrs. Leigh Dlngwcll

Solemn

11.00 am. Itiflfllinz Worship, Anthem: "A Mother's Love." (Violet Holt], Sermon: THE 31101115111100!) OF (101). ' 2.30 n.ln.: Bible school.

Lesson: Habakkuk tights through . doubt to faith. 1 There will be n special Mother's 1 my llf0§ffl1m 111111 a Decision Day 1 service at the Bible School hour. 7.00 11.111. Evciilill! \'l'orship_ Duet: "My {Mother's Prayer." — “lis Nan MacKav and “r5. Milton Stewart, Sermon: PENTECOST. Church with a welcome. to all. 5N’- vnu at Church Sunday. (‘E1 RAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH

Dream Routes

BEGINNING

Sturgeon Monday, May 13th. Shore Rood Wednesday 15th., Hopefieid, Friday l7th. Same sections as last season. Once weekly until further notice. John J. Beck, hauling for Hazel-

brook Co-operotive Creamery. l. 240-5-11-21. 1

MiiilIlilillE

The pupils of Grades 3 and 4 of the Montague lvfenioi-lal School held a farewell party at till‘ home of Mrs. J J. Stewart. on Thurs- day afternoon in honor of their classmate Miss Edith Flaniiagan who leaves next week with her par- ents for their new home ll'l Cape Breton. ‘The afternoon was spent. iii contests and games. A daintlfnl lunch ivas sewed by the hostess; The afternoon was brought. to :1 close by singing For She's A Jolly Good Fleliow.

Rev. Roscoe Nice of Charlotte- tovm. was a visitor to Montague the past week.

Miss Bertha Mfliilfi-il is a patient. iii the King's County Hospital. Mr. George Nicholson left on

Tuesday morning for Halifax niirl Monctou on basins-s.

Mrs Norman Nicholson who has spent. the past two iverks visiting friends I21 Boston and Conncctuit returned to her ronic on Tuesday evening.

CANON D-IES A1‘ l-‘UNERAI.

LINCOLN "tiieland »— tCPt ~- Cnnon John Kaye of St. Patti's lierc ctflaoserl till-l dlerl while preiiarliiz for a funeral sr-rvlro. thr- mourners fiiidtivz hliii slimmer! in a riciv.

Another lliidilighl Gould iiet llo llesl

To the thousands who tom 1158M after night, on sleepless beds and t0 whose eyes slumber will not; corne-

To tlioeo who sloop in a kind 0! nay, but whose rest ie broken hy bad dreams nod nightmares.

To than who wake up in ti“ morning an tired u on going to bed. we uifcr in hIiiilllfllll Health and Nerve Pilla n remedy to help 500th!‘ anti coin: the nerves and tiring them l buck to n. perfect condition, and

when tliia in dono tlicra oliould be no l more sleepless night! duo to aluit~ l tered nervel.

The '1‘. ltlltiura 00., 1411., Toronto, Oni-

Dtly" the choir will consist o; mum 1

lThe Central Guardian

this column is reserved tor news o1 local interest but advertising or I Dewey natu-e may tn inserted at 5 cents word strictly pay- ahle In advance

CRASWELL iur Pnotoilrapnl.

coNi-‘eueiui-riox LIFE INSUR- ANCE L-vias-i-zi-xii.

THE DEPARTMENT of Agri- |Cllllfllllfi will supply barley seed to wlffttlllfiviu atgcne UDIIHI‘ per bushel 1..1l-‘.l1 ill a iice 5111,1111; you, .or<ier;t llllllwhlltltii)’. PEI Depart-

‘illiflltt cf Agriculture. L-350-5-il-3i. I

"I

ctIiAplEssiiiiiig coats. all new ~ -‘ P5 $903131 8905- S. A. MacDon- 5- Ll_306'5'10'2i.

the real name and 1address ofthe writer as a, guarantee of ucod faith.

LADIEs dressmakers suits, 51155 14 10,1?- wrcwl ssos. s A Mac- Doiia.d.-.. L-306-5-lO-2i.

NEW CLASS-Thursday a new class of internes went on duty at the Saint. John General Hospital and included John Kenneth B991- of Montague, PEI.

POLICE COURT-At the Police CQUII- yesterday a man charged ‘with using abusive language was lned So. and costs or 10 days. The case of a. Woman charged with 111.111. lug‘ unlawful possession of in- WXKHUHII liquor was adjourned un- l-Odvny. A summary eicctnient 3:29. “HS also aCIJOUTIIGfI until to-

FUNERAL YESTERDAY —'I'he funeral of Mrs. J. Wallace Shaw, which was largely attended was 11PM yesterday afternoon from the McLean Funeral Home where ser- vice was he d by Rev. Dr R. Moor. lief“? MZfll-c. who also conducted EEIVICG at. the grave The panbgay. ers ivcre: Messrs. S. A. MacLeod. . A. A Ivtutcti, John Martin, Chas- Grezor. 1.01115 soewai-t and Nicholas Pozvcr. Interment was hi the People's Cemetery

CAPTURE FOX PUTS-Return- lnl! from their herring nets, Char. les Watts and three companions of ‘Pracadie hart the gocd fortum; to capture seven fox pups. Notic- lllll a black fox on the shove. the men brought their boat to land and followed the animal to a den Where the I'm-lag pups were found. The fishermen forced the fox to leave the den and. along with their

The fleet foot-sci fox escaped. Ilium ever. Tnc men returned to the dcu and tank the pints home ivriere 1.112;; larc housed and being cared for.

ported in_ the news column; W “k. decisicii was 1Ma.itinie Stock Err-a.»

s Also

v - .. . lei- [lilOIl that there would he no Maii- ‘Have-r, 1115;. 1tlme winter Fair a: Amherst next lc, w_ 9311915911,

to be decided hould ',.- 1li~ appoint- ment of r1 maii-Llrr. a 1iasiucn made Arthur

vacant when M3101‘ W.

."_ than any 01:0 tor}. upon t c t1irtctoratc. He siw ac- tive FFITICC in the Grm: \V.ir "

IVUOIICOFKS ." l)lil'~\' 0f a closed icks izi the Province ivas an- crl by :1 gfllltf‘ This blrcl suffered a loss ol

not . night.

60 tier cent of‘ tlic species: at their ivlntei" lirnic iii Louisiana (inc the cold" ‘

‘cars in num-

ill 1U‘) result

winter A

“ll hinted. "Flier

son on ilieni ._ {ecd on worms wlicili are 1irocur

cock leaies the Island the end of Cele-tn and returns the first. of April. Thev start laying

dog who was present, gave chase, J

LIKELY SUCCEFESOR —A5 re- Ul1§ gliollclays. B

' lwiiills Nicholson. Rev’. G. C wn-u-

“lARFW-Tll? 1nrin-O Cancrla. P 55355" °l1|II_viiiii. The Church -T s Cl .

"iilclal lllshlPrcposnl liv bliss: Fwance»

1111s (lullllfllfiil tnlpll‘:

shrros at. l 1h

THE CHARLOTTEIQlYN "QIIAQQIAIV

ll OTI O E OF DISSOLUTION

Notice ls hereby given that the partnership heretofore mi- lstlng between Wendall Bar- bour and Hugh Paton of Char. lottetown. P. E. Island. undtr the firm of BARBOUR ANli MACDONALD. has been dis- solved by mutual consent, and the sai Hugh Paton is not respond bie for the debts and obligations of the said firm.

WENDELL G. BARBUblt HUGH PATON

O BARGAIN basement special lclearuice of men's work shirts.

iegular $1.00 and $1.25 for 79c. S. A. MacDonald's. L_306'5'10'2A.

TRYON —- BONSIIAW’ UNITED

A‘baiiy, preaching service 11 _ Westmoreland. breaching sci-vice 1s P. M. ‘Pryon. preaching service 1.30 P. M. Communion at 'I‘l'.v0n Sunday eveiilna. The Sunday afternoon ser- vices atgAlbanv will be chatvzed to the evening until September 30th in order to avoid conflict ivlth the North Tryon Presbyterian Services. 11-224-5-11-11.

‘FERGUSON HEIRS WANTED- The trustees of the estate of John F. Ferguson. New York. are in- quiring for relatives of the deceas- erl. His father was Nicholas Fcr- guson, born in Prince Edward ls- land sometime between 1830 and 1835. He died in New York. Dewn- _ ber 4th. 1892. and 1t is believed left. surviving brothers or sisters and possibly parents. Information re- garding these is requested. Com- niunicate with Meiselo c'o Char- lottetown Guardian.

WILL VISIT HOME HERE —— Rev. Harold K. Wright. now sta- tioned at Lacadcan. Saskatchewan, has resigned his charge. the res- ignation to take effect in June. ‘Mr. Wright. expects to be at his home in Charlotetown. P.E.I., dur- ing tire months of July and Aug- ust. He will be available for supply in August. In sCDi/SZII-JEI" he expects to cut-er Princeton University for post-graduate work. - Uii itcd1 Cliurclimaii.

THE DEPARTMENT of Agri- culture will supply barley seed to producers at one dollar per buslicL. cash advance. Submit your order; immediately. PEI. Depart- ment. cf Agriculture. L-350-5-11-3l

CLUB MEETING- The Rebekah Past Noble Grands Club rnet for their monthly meeting Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. (Maj) A. McKenzie Snrin: Park Road. 1 'I‘hc Presiden 1 . A. Home.‘ urcsldcrl. ' ' c:ni-1 mittee reports irate receivrrl. work on hand for the Red Cress was iisariy coiiiplezloii 211d “ti! be taken up asain alter the summer it'd: followed by 1‘-’.fl‘P°.ll— l

bv the ' .12 IIRIIIDL. Miss Hi‘cl Pro-jun P39111110". hire. ‘ 711's. Vernon

O

.1

‘all llille "‘ m“? “'1” all llllflmf- ll-Icivzitt. was most. enjovabe Mrs. l . mcnt i111: ivar situation. At R lJOllll McLccrl. Nci-tli River R a l dirictcirs’ meeting held prior to 1h: li~,1\~;1-.11 11-. (31111; £011 1h‘; J11, animal mcetiiiz. this problem was ln1~etin~ 4

dhcusseri. In the event of the foirl _ a ._.__..._

bring held. one of the 71111101‘ ‘i:.sues Bgyqrsyr- . P 5 c E. of

IZion Church nuznbc-r of linvitcd gzucsis. net their annual

lbaiiqust in the so I ITHILTIIIITTCIKY _

Th." accompairst was Airs.

sin‘ acted as toast. master and the fnlloivliio 1015's were hoiionrrd" ’I"n= l!§=tig—'1‘h.= National Anthem. (‘fan- I

1-‘. I — and 1

nrlenis W11. c. l land l'P51)Cl‘.fl('(i to by Brenton Stcw- l art. The Ladies. _Prc'_ic.<.c:l by Rae . [Roprr and rrsnriiid-Jd to by M15: I-I-elcti Sabine. The Gentlemen ~- erl b1- M':-- c.1111- ‘Isr laii

The

one foundation.

. . oes I\l‘..'l Gvocms ~- li"; Rev, G. C Wcbstr

.1 iccl

zuicl tisuul life. _ .

ed by the blfflz. boring", iiitri tlieilffllwllllffl l" bl’ M"; E Rm ‘if la Iillllvly i-cairercci 1315,515.;"ggolggglggioiigatgigg“.3359, mud with their bills. Frazer lmll- A w“ of lllallls‘ lmlieil b‘ . new ‘i1 11:.- iic:11- and tar, ‘Sh? floyhim “I'd-Norah émuall‘. w_ ground pieveiiterl them from‘ EH10 Bnsucll and so omit-cl !\ ,1 .5 11,; 01w v.11; _<.1.;_\~@d ygpyhgl, gm ‘ 51mm ‘he 1M5, a-"md WWI-lint: 1li1=.r food Mlpltlv and by Till" Nit-Til“ C'"'l'l“~ “"3 ‘°“.'~'l" ' t~r her timer 1hr 11161111 e Tint was one vauue maiiv of the movies nerislieil. 'l'1iey (‘YPFI the ;11est_.<.i=.=1l;r~r< and all '\\‘_'l0 1 ,1,_.1,,,,,,u-cfl,.__ 1115mm‘ in He", 1mm,‘ o

d0 ital. iced on tFrfliil. The wmiort- a. isterl the youue p3fi‘.7i(‘ during .439- mm;c,-1_1 A,,,3th,,,.“.a51c_.;5 1191-5011311!‘ 1115

_ear. A vote of thanks was also l tsiirlererl the ladies of the social "mnfttee by Mrs G. C. \VEi).'="."l‘.

Sunim 1 uniforms for (fanadsfsi

army ll‘!

1,, a 11111-111 111 go. They're llglit, snappy and durable and, good newo t

hold a crease.

BAPTIST CHURCH SlfiitliltfE-‘Z. - c] A. M.

.b0_v so‘ zgs

being turned out. fast In Uiiiuilo f: torzrs. and iAIIOVlil

Name The Cake l Contest l

_—-_._ _

Commodore 11w 01111915 of MAPLE LEAF Norah FLOUR Will shortly annOunGe ex- cluslvelv lioi- (Elie women OI Prince, B!

rsawam s.aii a, "Name The Cake - 1 .

Contest" in WITICJ twenty-rive prizes “GUS Macvlhm

are lo be iziven awav including a __

Cliesteriielcl Still!‘ a 50 DIEM.‘ Cab-

mjv oi silverware. a 42 niece English A WOMAN INfEltVENl-Js Dinnerware set. a Ten Waggon an

Occasional chair and 20 other beau- The st-rikers were qiuct. 101- l. tiful and useful prizes. moment. ‘men a hoarse voice cu.

If you would like to win one o1 across Luc gueub-Lg

these b11265. here 1.1 all you have to._ "$1113; frying 1,1, b11111" 11;, 51-16;, 1,1, d0. Go to your dealer aiiri iourcliaseliriteiitions u iiavuig a conierciicc.

a bar: of MAPLE LEAF FLOUR. To; "Zllhatfis right, shouted iced-noon each bua is attached a coupon with . "We want you r0 g1“) u; boner m“- all details and on which you wfiiCldltlflilS-JIOW, Nolan Lxlalli. WON." .\0u1- suggested name for the cake. waited long enough," _ , If you buv a 24 lb. bat: vo_u are al- she looked down at. them. Allgcl‘ owed to make one siuggesiion. with and a bum- dgappgiuungnt 5111-3511; a 98-11:. ha: you are allowethfoui‘ 111 1m- hearg, why 5011mm, mgyl SHBKPSHPHS but W11 val) Swirl All B5 trust her word. she wonacrcu What maiiv coupons as you like 111ml the 1131' 51.111191- 111311111 say wnen be mum

osc or the caiiieaicii June 22nd. 1,1115; wouid 1w consider hgy a A committee of prominent. local 141111116? And wmudnib D -

“lllwls “ill *1‘l"l1"l U19 FY1165 9" ll“? Gregor laugh at her disconitiiure!

twenty-five suggestions which 1n with 511110911 gngrgy 5119 5161mm their opinions they thirilc are the back and s131m~19d qo“in 111a W111. best. so that everyone living in do“;

Prince Edward Island will have an ~Norahy~exc1auncd Army qrbu equal chance to win oneef the can11,__~ mam “YIZFS- Bill l." Rddllli?" m He stopped abruptly. A inan in m9”. lwhntvdiwe “flies °"9fl'"°"° the crowd had DICKBU up a stone enteritis! liie contest will receive bi‘ and had thrown 1; 111513151 [he Wm. fell"? mall a “WV 0f All!“ If” dow. It tell into the clining-rooiii Swtts new Cool; Book entitled 51 111111.11 a tinkle of brcken glass. This ‘VH5 t" H Mans “earl < a “Willi single mlsiie was tollowed by a. “ml “Flllmlllpfll bonl.‘ ‘IhlCl-l "be?" shower o1 stones and clods. houpewifo vnll hekiclnzliterl in have. Norah caught 1m,- brealh 3M1

Watch lli s newspaper for fuitlicr pressed back 3331,15, one “n11 01,1 alm°blnfemenlt 0f "ll" °T ‘lit’ F)?“ of range of the Ilylilll glass. Men- "radlcal 3nd fl-lflbltlm“ adv°ri'l~‘lng teith cowererl behind the arniclizir. riromsilions evei offered solely Archie ran m the nemphone w ask h? l'°ll5°'-‘-'l"°5 "I 91'5"” Efllllard for more police, but lie could get no Is and. answer. It occurred to him that the strikers had cut the wires.

1 There was a thunderous knocking

on the front door. From the draw- n -room on the other siuc of the hal there was the sound of more breaking glass.

Watching the surging uvowd o1 men in front of the house, watch- ing the vain efiorts of the two policemen to keep order, Norahsud- deiily saw an extraordinary- thing. A woman-tall, angular. wearing a1 severeljy-cut dark costume and an the Charlottetown Guardian may be old-fashioned harp-appeared among handed to their Rcpt ATCIIIBJLIIB crowd 0t fishermen. she was Hume ythrusfinz her wav ‘through 1t with

.______ wigoua" and determination, and the

..*GIVE .\IO'I‘III€R A PlilthirflY-imeii fell bB/Ck ENT for Mother's Dav Sunday. Mo‘ ‘Sqmfi 0f U101" 12th. Cail Betty Murdock of Betty's ‘raised their c2105. _ Beautv Shoppe for appointment and She entered the garden. _ By 111.5 DTILTS. Phone 18-4 Ihtoéiéagufzb n time the iackei. 0t her slut lacked

-I -o- - - .

. ‘THE IVOMEN \' INSTITUTE. lvfontagioe held the requlai‘ mnntfr- lv meeting in the _egicii Hall ' on

..'Thls column la reserved for. news oi‘ local interest but adver- tising oi’ a nesvz-y nature may bo inserted at 2 cents a word strictly payable in advance.

ssuiiscnierioiys-u:

as she advanced. rather a\\‘kward:_v'

slipped to tlic side 01' her lieacl. but en iier lace was a look o1 grim pur-

se. "Stop all this nonsense!" she Cried

Tuesday eveiiins The President, to the men who were throwing Mrs. Allison MacL-can presided. stones “at the house. "Vllllfii. do you Plans ivere made tor the School mean?

She looked up at. the broken win- dow of the dining-room and glimp- serl Norah.

"Come out. Norah Grant!" she commanded. "I want to talk to you, and to these iiicn. I auarantce you __? won't. be IIIOICSIECA iiniie I am here."

-(;1;|2_.1_1y(,-, CL“; rQycERT y The fishermen were szaruig at her —A concert. sponsored by the IVIont- 135 1i the]? “mild 11°‘ belle‘? melt agile Curlirg Club ivas presented 19°?‘ (Pfrilnltresetlc? tseellled l”, hale in the 1 o. o. F. Hall cu Wecl- 1~“i§§,_,,.~s“ Q31?‘ Mgcgggrs emu“ r-ssriav nizht The IiiaZe eizlit. from “fled AvchlC‘ "You'd bettefm and C 3i'lOivi?i.Ci\’1l_ deli; aizili- ‘speak m‘ l-‘e1-:Ncrah_"

(‘ll-T “illl HIP" llllin‘ ' ' Mcntciih lit another cigarette. Gcdrze Boers‘ rcaci a e ~ e ~ * ~