men 21. 1952

by James M. Cain 'l , ?” ' Mr. Raymond Lavandler was a 9557733 0N3 I 3 r recent visitor to the City. . 1"" '""" ' y an-. Albert Grliiin ol Montague V I "stop that tor a minute. Leon- and '::,;',n'o:m,'J':'c'h Vafsnlor w George' W nici, and listen to me. Louise Bron- .?.. '

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son Just called up. she was talking

Hertz was a critic on one of the newspapers. "You know, he's re- lated to her."

"And?"

"she told him he had to come and give me a review, and he promised to do it. But the tool told

last night with Rudolph Berth",

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Georgie.-town and Vicinity

.3Mr. John Doiron was a visitor to the City last week.

Miss Dorothy Jenkins and Miss Joyce Jenkins were recent visitors to the City.

Mrs. Daniel Bushey of Sourls is visiting her sister, Mrs. William Murphy. Richmond St.

Miss Joan McQuillsn, who is

Pi-ions 224 or 225 for mount and EFFICIENT

HAM: mm W W” mm0"'9W 1"'t'3d ” employed In the ouice at Bruce . AV1 GRA I-Oday. End. Le0naNl,ny:u'll have to Stewart & Co. Ltd, was a recent

call him up and te iin." week-end visitor to her home in - -

Mas. 9 awn, do I ....,.,h.., .....t....,,. up?" G,,,,,,..,w,,, Delivery Service. "uonard, he's t 1: mos mpor- ---

tant man in town-it's Just a Mr. Ernest Roche and Mr. Wil-

can't go to every recital at the 1 1 1 P k w t 1 1 I WlN3SwItIi drop oi a hat. 1.! notices were sent ,3,IZ,,,,'I,,g”'C.f,2,, ya: c,,11edu mdh; William Hobbs Jr. left on ThuFS- lbs '0': . 456 2 20 oz tins Anen,s ufwgluglvglr out my paper will send somebody man; what was 331d,-I ' day. March 20th. for Greenwood. ' -

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stroke of luck that he promised to give me a. review, and I can't lose it just because or a silly mistake over the day." ,

I went into the bedroom and picked up the phone book. He wasn't in it. 1 called lnionnation. They said they would have to have the address.

Doris began screaming

at me

they were very sorry but it was a private number and they wouldn't be able to give it to me.

so I hustled on the rest or my clothes. and jumped in a cab and went over there. I apologized ior calling so early, and mum-bled something about Louise Bronson and how anxious we were to have his opinion on my wiie's voice, and for a minute Hertz sat and stared at me. Then he cut me of-!. and cut me off sharp: "My dear lellow, I

over, and there was no need what- ever tor you to come to me about it." "Louise Bronson-" "Yes. Louise said something to me about a recital, but I don't let her run my department either."

breakiast-room, and two women were in there, listening. One or them, in a. kimono. seemed to be his wire. The other one had a hat on and looked is guest. I couldn't see her time but she was leaning toward the wife. whispering some- thing and laughing.

I telt my face get hot. I said 1

fast as I could grab my hat. The recital didn't help any. The place was packed with

from'the dressing-room: He lives.

W88 Sorry. and got out of there as

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third or that audience were chil- dren. That was how they had got

back at us, those people we had

Doris took our children home and I went out and ate. and then went. over to the office. About two- thirty the phone rang. I

"Mr. Borland?"

"Speaking."

"This is Cecil Carver."

she spoke as though I'd know who Cecil Carver was, but I never heard the name before. "Yes, Miss Carver? What can I do !or you?" Perhaps I ought to explain. I'm a singer. I happened to be visiting

To be continued

Lorne Valley and Vicinity

were guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Webster. Cardigan. on Friday. March 14th.

Mr. Roy MacLeod and Mr. Ralph Nicholson were business visitors to Montague on Monday, March 17th.

Little Carol Joyce Ieard and Master Gordon Leard are conval- escing after an attack of the mumps.

1 homes in Georgetown during past week-end.

tred McQuilian. both of whom are employed in the City, visited thtcilir 0

Friends of Miss Louise Murphy, who is a member or the office staff of DeBiois Bros. Ltd., are sorry to hear she is a patient in the Charlottetown Hospital.

end at her home in Georgetown.

Mr. Joseph Allen and Mr. Claud Fair, of Mitchell River, were vis- itors to Georgetown on Thursday. March Nth. On Friday, Mr. Al- ien visited the City.

Mr. Clive Stewart, Engineer, with the Provincial Government, Department of Public lvorks, was a visitor to Georgetown recently on work connected with his de- partment.

N.S., where he is stationed with the Royal Canadian Air Force. Bill had accompanied his lather, Mr. William Hobbs, Sr., to his home in Georgetown earlier in the week, from Greenwood, where he had spent the winter. '

Georgetown lobster fishermen. at- tended the meetings held at St. Dunstan's College on Thursday and Friday of last week. when fisher- men trom various points in the Province met and iormed the ProvInce's first "Fisherman's As- sociation."

Mr. Lennie MacDonald of Antig- onlsh, N. S., who is visiting in Charlottetown, attended the hockey game played in Georgetown Rink

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and they clapped and it" didn't mean a thing. I sat with Randolph and Evelyn. and we clapped too, and after it was over and about a ion or (lowers had gone up, and my (lowers too, we went back. stage with the whole mob to tell Doris how swell she was, and you would,have thought it was just in happy family party. But as soon as my race wasn't red any more (ram thinking about the critic, it got

Mi-3, Earnest, gnaw, Uigg, wu 3 between the Georgetown Eagles visitor to this vicinity on March and the Cornwall Bulldogs. Mr- 13th and 14th. she was the guest MacDonald's son is employed in of her sister-in-law. Mrs. George the City and was I member of Johnson and Mr, Johnson. the Cornwall team. While here Mr. MacDonald visited Mr. Frank MacLean and Mr. Angus1 Mac- Lean, who are his brothers-in- law. Lennie is well known throughout the Maritlmes as a iormer star pole-vaulter, a sport in which he excelled. 7 I

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Best wishes-for a speedy recov- ery are being extended to Miss Joan MacGra.th who met with an accident which resulted in a knee injury.

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..'l::noia MacKen7.ie. entertained the members of the Y. P. S. oi St.

red about something else. About ii

Mgs. Wellington Macbeod. Uigg, snen March 12th to 14th in Lame Valley visiting her sister and broth-

Radio station WHDH in Boston. Mass., recently adopted the 45 sys-

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The meeting opened hymn ”Work For The Night Coming" and the devotional period was in charge of Phyilis.Reld, as- sisted by Thelma Stewart.

Roll call was answered by thir- teen member. and one visitor was

with the

one or the first Canadian mission- aries to Formosa. was discussed.

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games and contests and a delicious lunch was served by the hostess.

by the late Rev. George Leslie MacKay,

read and

At the close or the meeting the members enjoyed a social hour or

daughter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Leard.

Mr. Peter MacLeod was a visitor to Charlottetown the week-end of March 16th when he visited rela-

noise. Many ieaturcs oi the new system are contained in an illus- trated tolder, recently published

disc jockeys in New England. and who is on the stair ot WHDH. Boston. is John Scott, who con-

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ducts the programme. "Back Bay

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Lclian, son of Mr. Angus Mac- Lcllan. iormerly of Georgetown. The popular announcer and disc

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