i... Twti“ ‘ - y. llll. llllllillillll lills ills EXPERIENCE»

Strongly iitciiinhHils"Fiiiii-a-tli|s" Fni liltiu] liliilllll

s. l'rn the ‘Dice old urtlq

wrote t-l-iio litklo

coni-ict-r l our. tl-iis- bouso u on mq ac

Ids no

"w. ' Mn. JOLICOEUR

For years. Mr. Jclicoeur suffered with kidney trouble, headache». backache, and the heavy, miserable- leelirig which usually accompanies nuy weakness or irritation in the kidneys, He tried “Fruit-a-tives" and, in telling the result. his letter says. “After having followed the "l-‘ruit-a-tives" treatment, l have gained thirty-three potiuds and Iluive been Well ever since. l nm pleased to recommend “Yruil-n-tives" l0 all those who stiller from Kidney lii- sease." .I. M. Jolieoeur, 318 2nd Ave" Quebec.

"Fruil-n-tives" is one of the won- der discoveries of modern medicine. Made from fresh. ripe oranges, up- ples. fills and prunes. it acts direct- ly on ilie kidneys as well iis nn lltt‘ liver, bowels and skin. lt ciin be depended upon to relieve kidney’ trouble and pain in the buck. Sold everywhere, 25c. and 50c. a box. i

A SHOWER

Bridegroom: is that a poultice n your face]

Bride: No. When the bridal .‘i|'l)’ ran out of uncooked rice they - (led the ice oox‘and dug up some old i-icc otiddinq.

No trespassing or fishing allowed on Moore stream at Milton. (Signed) JAMES coLi-:s, DANIEL CUMMINS.

WM. MOORE 8284-3-23M5l.

Milliilii‘

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A GOOD ALlBl NOW "You have been drinking that i"‘f(l1 bee: again. i can smell it i I\ youi breath.“ "Now.riow.i tooled you that time.

CREAMERV MEE-HNG AT "v: been eating yeast cakes.‘ MORELL I There will be a meeting at

Moreiion Monday, March 29th at. 7 p. m. of all IIQFpOHQ interested it!‘ getting a Creamery started at

More-Ii, in time for this spring's btis~

incss.

Everybody come and ‘decide whether you do. or do not. want a creamery hero. '

T. S. McGRATH.

33308-25345. . _ Farm Property For $5.27.“. °i'7.f“,~’."i'.ii"i‘.'i°t..,

Stone League. Would you mind it I dropped your name and resume" niv maiden name?

Mr Lcngwed: Not at all. I'd b: t".i lc.‘ to death to have something exclusively my own.

Sale At Lower Freetown

Containing one hundred and fifty acres of land ln a high state oli

psnitsii.

Yriiniiv s

l i Cll.-\l'l‘l.u‘ll xhviu I

Divls. it he had been a little ‘iiuit-kei" in turning, might have, seen Rand in time to duck tiie_ blow th_st was aimed at this heud t'liilif‘,‘lil.fi arms sprawled gmtesqutu,

As ii w-ais. he was too slow. antli he iliilii‘! know what hit hlni. Jim- my brought down ‘his crude weap-

icreeplllg journey up the stairs.

iug, Jimmy thought ii. must

downstairs.

on wiiii crushing force. lt hlti . . Uiris till the build. i st betiiiiii tllBl **‘§‘°'"“,,§;;{,;f§',“ i011 lie slumped t‘ rwurd iii his; words ‘

iziir. his urine sprawled grotooqtt-i ,l_v on the table. completely "out". | Jimiii_v' stmtut: to Olizafs side: "Jim!" she breathed. God!" i lie fished a knife out oi’ inch“, pocket and with swift strokes cut ' ' ‘the coril that kept her prisoner lii the chair. v "What ilitl they tiu to you?" he whispered. No. don't tell me yet.

Jlmitiy choutiht:

Just once. .0041! "Thank llfilf what he's saying."

sen was inside the room, just as he haul pit-lured him. And now Jini- imy. crouilird outside. hardly dur- ‘im: to breiirhe, could ‘hear vrhuL he

W n ,, jwas saying: tier head fell forward on herlrnlquuéllliill- ‘phfiwsg, breast as he lifted iher to her feet. frpighlx.

She was close to fainting. He es». ed her back into the chair. patted her wrists to start the sluggish cir- cuilation, “whispered in her ear: “Olga, brat-e up. Ptill yourself t0-

The-re \\‘itS at luiigslleuce- during which Jimmy imagined the ‘known on i'lie other end of iwire talking lti Jensen. Jensen's drunken rumble resum-

tho

gather. you purring‘) to pieces “d. “Ypah shew m“? we“ Just y t~ not t. se." ' ' , ' _ , ' .~ ' ,sll€_°fi1anag::|ew "if “or “amt l might. take. her uioug with iue.

an‘ if she ain't agreeable l cau dump Ihér oft‘ some‘ place. Tito ,Kid's gonna bring u cur tonight

‘y ‘f? _, > ‘iluh? so. i don't think she would. ‘ ‘bh"“'h‘ m“ mm‘ “m” H" “aml don't ihiiik she likes mu too

swiftly and noiseless-iv over iu Kid‘ “Inch ,.

-. , . . - . ., ., ' l ' ytatzrlestililiiklsiilrliéiitiliml “iii 'ilt: iiiuuiii-ii louiiiy ill, Stlllltllllllljg his iirms, Jimmy laid him down 01pm“ "'11,? lllfglfillilé“ilrrlllfxnfluggfil‘. ithe floor. From his li_lp pocket lie='fl',' ' ,' , “i ,, ,t m “n .ptiileil out all automatic pistol. i” ‘irlzv,l,‘lgl“filly', 0:13 if 51,?! do;

“we”? “" “m '° 0'“ "Take tell‘! l'il tie over the iiuriier.

‘this and wait-h hiin. if he moves. Wm) ., . 2 " . _, , . . you. mo, not a chitucc. Slit: i-"-'“ “m ml“ mm’ 3"“ ‘l “°ces' don't kiiow a thing. Not a thing."

"I'm all right. il lhink. Bu! Jim. ‘how did you get here‘! ilow did

__)'_iloii‘t llPfll-illt‘ lo shout himi‘, Again he Mapped talking’ m“, , 50°22‘ ‘i “U, ,, 1P UOmlnaJld_ Jimmy found himself trying to l ' °‘ - ‘ “ piece together the fragments of

‘,etl. ‘Phi-ii. in a tone less brusqtie: ,“(‘oiiii' iiow. just. sit liert- illlil hold iii. l'iii going upstairs to not: it‘ l iriin finti out who's titikiiig lo Ileuq ‘sen?

_‘ “You itilie this. tin-n." Shi- held {out the pistol to him. “You'll uoud

conversation. to imagine what. the other mun must he saying to Jen- sen. . lie heard Jensen say: "Who? ‘lt.iiitl'.'“ and his nerves tiugled at the mctitiou oi his name. 'l'hat Jen- Lseii and his unknown should be

He€tl"' ‘slug hint. . .

l N0. ‘I've still got this."

bruiitlishr-il the broken andiron. iK,i;fig(l]‘itJelligfliefaillnliltxiliélic‘ we l ‘I?’ ‘ufnwm ha“ mhwngkv‘ m‘ iSitre. he can. . . .lli: should have inn“ mmhm‘ “m-mhimmm “m m" got liim thut tii"ht he took it shot ‘wards?! "‘°'!‘.‘,‘_“_ hmllmi ‘gm tit him. Just htiiii break. that's ‘the oulxtliiiit: tonllii" "llblll l l‘ ' ‘Yum!’ l gm we dmlgi" ‘ m I "fink" ‘ ' The Kid zlvi- ii. to me. .Yezi.h. lie lliU\'i‘ll tow-uni the door on‘: gram" ' ' ‘And my‘ “m” for‘ “mm fmqm, ‘hv , unmm,‘ set. As sooii as you hear from‘ ' '“ ' ‘ u‘ ' t’ ‘me down iii Mexico. don't forget

“Keep him t-ort-n-il illltl ii he miik- _ , . .,_ , (N n Ulirt-iiii-iiiiii; more. shout. And w hem‘ we N“ or ‘t’ nu’ brand

._ _ . . . .Atid say. don't try to slip me lLl Jtelinllll should happen to come _ _, ._ _ ‘down. shoot him the minute he ap- “u “mime U055’ um“ ‘f you do‘

‘- . i v 35ers lii the door. Take no chauc-‘yoiigfioizlzfil-‘F gmilijgaiii, {wimp

i llrr ftice blanched. ilf Jensen ‘The Km“ gel mill ‘t you give mm‘

. .. . . “Sure. should come down. . That could e .. _ menu only uni: ihin;,'——th:it Jimmy mgsofnw "nmmy “ms thinking ‘a

‘would iiot. . . . ,,, . l “Jim." sliv ivliisprrerl , liiil. be‘ it wit“ hm Div” mm‘ wok mo‘ ‘was gm“ ‘tviiiililt-‘it Wtlllle‘, Hull uvifitiltttier who t Again Jiiitmy ivus out iii lllill, 1_ ma“ quy;4'“Xi_ i“ to , M. m“. (iiiiilydigltti-il ‘hull, his l'iii-t juitltil- bIINOH‘ 30,160,, Uvvfuq sugiu 1.1-" lug uoiselessly titer the tliiii rur- t k ti‘ Cm‘ ‘ ys g; 1 pet. {Tpstairs he wuid still hear a e, U w‘ wit,‘ "x" Me the muurble of Jensen's voice wont gel” awaiy‘ l_ “ow ire to speaking over the telephone. stop‘ ' ‘got h‘ e-udh‘ ' ‘ "Ta 01m? m . sure. . .Yeuh, Charlies

lie breathed a prayer of t-hauks - . thut he had fotuiil Olga in time. '52‘; Wm! me’ another that he might in some why .. " ' ' . , . . lotirii who wits talking to Jensen 0h Yfigfiglltlhi-Zgilnyfllomliul for? '

0v”;liil;(lil‘:fz,“‘;;ulr m. “so” mm, l telll you I don't know a. lliiuiz. 'l'-lii-y hurl mt-i (illl‘t‘ be‘ Oil‘ iiiitl he Ymrro In“ rum" ‘San! as ‘L ‘mg i“ ‘ " ' ' u rug. Hit-hit." Jensen laughed up-

.most ut‘ the

Now,

3 Jensen had not seen him, he: ithought. ‘because the man's voice.‘ was still a steady rumble. Listen-l be ieoiuiug directly from a room d-ir- eciily over tibe one he but] just loft

At the bead of the stairs hei stopped once itioi-c. Jensen's voice‘

"If only he'd‘ ,l'll6llli0ll the other man's name . . I've got to

lie moved sluuly- s-ilentlyntp the lie was rii;'lu._he found. Jen-

llll- ‘

r‘s voice Lfililed off agaim,

Now l-‘gftlw iiiereusiiisly little and luitEillll

- if your nerves are frayed or shut-

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Prepared Eapaclally For This Nwgmw

Don't. stay heud-‘ achy, ilizity, sick. Nothing else relieves that bilious, consti- pated feeling so nicely us candy-like “Castin- refs." Take one or ~ two of these pleasant luxittivt- tablets any t time, to gently stimu- f _ lute your liver mid stiii-t your bowels. 'l‘heu you will feel tine, your heud iu-eoities eieiir. attimuch sweet, tongue pink, skin fusy.

"Uust-iirettt" gently l'll‘llll.~t', sweeten itiid refresh the entire system. 'i‘liry never gripe, tiveruet or sicken. Diner- tions for men. women and children iiii ench box, any drugstore. ,

i

Jensen's hniui went behind him itlill ii‘li‘|.-it llrt! surzilshtuiivd Jim-- my suit" gzlluilut: ntci-l-

“Now. yuii yuuiig “WK. l'iii 80' iii; to square with yuii. fill? llllwll you git here? Where's Dlvis‘.’”

Jimmy made to ahiswer. llc liiill t‘_\‘l‘n‘ iur iiuihius. thouglhts ‘for nothing sure that revolver in Jcii- ..-i-it'i,- llilllll. .~\uil stidticiily_ hlfi liiill muscles releasing hliii ill’ a iir-speriite. leap, hl- laiunchetl lllllit‘ si-ll‘ stritight tit Lhc iueuticiiii; steel. illlll with his huiitls sought. to LCM" ii from Jensen's grip. y

\\'itii all this despairing strength‘ ‘ lit’ itiitgeti ‘til. the other); luiiid heml- iii: buck his wrist. uiiiititliiil 0i- ilii- blows Joust-u was Hilllllig uii his liitriiretl lieaitl. _

.\iitl then Jt-iisuii, .iii pimlziiu- zi_-.--. oiiy. released his hold. The \\'t'i|- pop weiii cluttering to the ilUOII Jimmy suy sudden hope. niul the‘ flivqiver, driven by iiiis kickiiil; i'\.()l. shut lhroitgh the railing uud ciuip-rpd Q11 ti“; stairs below.

(To Be Continued) I

NFITHING SMARTER

The cape model is one of tiu- most , delightful variations of the straight- l ldlflC ‘dr$s._ A}: pltugtlljtd l'lt‘i'€._ ii is eveo ll"l gur eru- trimme Foundation of with vglvet. The cape swinigs jauiitily from the shoulders and may be omit- ted if preferred. Buttons begin at the "w You" WY"? T;""°.“"“ "‘° ii?£"l.‘,§‘§‘..‘."i‘i‘.'. iiiliilflif‘. fifliiiduaili‘ U5; or Dr. Williams Pink Pills-i hem ixtilldllig oiidlyda few inches he» ‘ low t e necs. e ium size re uircs The good old fashion of taking u 4 yards 544m,‘ mamria]. “m? l“ ioiiit- in the Springtime, like most. yard 40-inch satitklor the lining til oi‘ the lflit-lltllllfi of our Efiiiiiliiiifellifi. the rape. _ ‘ v is based uipou sound common sense] VPICIOTEBl Review Pruitt-ti Pattern and good medical practice. Winter b0» 395% ‘N-Yfii- l4 l") l3 .\'<‘-'_li‘-' illitl is always a trying time for [hgge 34 to 44 intlit-s lJlhl. lrict‘. ~ln cents. who are not iu rugged health. Alan)’ men, women and children go_ through the winter on reserve‘ streiigh they have stored up during, ithe sunny summer montlisjand.

A Spring Tonic An Aid To Health

You Can Li)’ the _ _ Good Health Now by Buiidiflil Up V011!‘ Blood and Strentttlisii"

‘its the spring iiiiys approach. A uiiiic for the blond tlllfl nerves at, ‘this time will do much for snch_ lpeoplo, by putting color lii the ‘cheeks and buuishiug that tires: jeelitig that worries thntisands of ‘people at this season of the year.

lit is impossible to be entirgetlc if your blond is thin illld weiik, or

‘tics-d

_’t1!.f..“£.‘5‘..e"”"--

tcrud. You t-unnot compete with. others if you do iiot. get rclrtishing‘ sieeip tit niizht, or if your uippetlte is poor or you are losing weight. You iieeii ll. toiilc iiit this time tr

itfwi {is} lii/Sf.‘ "

" "KEARCH 27. 1926‘-

CORSETS ‘a. CQRSW. . The new modelaiof D & A Corsets and Coraettes will im- 1arove your figure. ~ i . Combinins one. a: . i andwear with possible price, th " are truly i ' .

Cornet Da artntanta which or but ' . values all ‘poll D lyA Corsets l ism-lye;

D I A oomuioiv " QOKSETTES Cola-r Coq Iiiili 11min: gin. ouuec, "P "vi-l v: Mounted, Tol—lo. “'1'” bmll"! "It! {hlugr ‘h. 1 popular,‘ iiiiili I10- a va aa men w a (“all _ - comlainnlion 02hr‘: I ul and brauicre. I l x 4-26

1*

Gigantic Auction Sale at Protestant Orphanage Farm

12 o'clock noon. ,Wednesday. April 14th, 1926. Ail stock. crop and implements will be offered for sale without reserve.

In addition about 90 acre: of, choice land adjoining the New‘ Home will also be offered.

Stock consists of 5 good horses. 10 mllch cows, a number of young cattle, 4 pure bred plfll, one regis- tered York and 4 young piqa. 6 weeks oio. Over 75 pure bred Bar-

Hoiise and L0t_ _ For Sale at _ a Kensington‘

Settled tviitlt-rs will be received by the tiu-ilerslgneil uip l0 April 15th 1926. for the large dwelling liiiilse }ai‘ui lot including the large pm, iiud workshop on Main Street iii the thriving town of Kenslngton formerly owned by the latc Robert T. Mouse. itlso three building 10p. and six itcros of lnnd. Highest or‘ ttllly tender iiot necessarily time“.

5 i:

HOBE-RT A. STAVERT

red Rock hens. Wiliiiiit Crop—Considerable quantities ol JOHN A- H095-

i-iay. oats, wheat. green teed, etc. Keiisliigtuii Machinery-Binder, -drlti, seeder. Ellfl-‘llwll

barrows, plows. wagons. thresi1er,lll53'l7'6l- Ml"- 17-20iz4-27»31- A1113

and cleaner. and all other articleai

found on a first class up-to-date‘ (‘holco turiu situated at South

farm, including household effects. BENJ. CARTER i. SON, Auctioneers. SEE POSTERS FOR FULL LIST. Shore four miles from lorry. up!‘ school and church, consisting of ,li8 nrros of land all trletir. Dwel- Iiiug house and barns in first class

Mar. Z-l. 26 uuil 30. April 6. 9. 12. condition with concrete cellars.

FARM iiiiiiiiiiz

One of the beat farms in the vio-' lnlty of Cape Tormentine,

lf not sold privately before

N- B-- MtlrCli zstii will tie sold by Dulilil‘. "nlfmli! 15° W"! Willi N°- Hauctiou on that date together with

building: thereon. Price 38000053,“; am] bgpmcg 0g crpp,

which would not build the bvlld- For further particulars apply to

Inga. For further particular: wrltcl JOSEPH DOVLE.

R. D. MITTON. Smith Shore. Port Eigln, N. Blliliili-lfifsttstii. i092-3-15lm0. 7 Wig ‘Iiifiifl QEAMI-Iiiitmwl

'4 CANADA STEAMSHIP LINES, Ltd. “ s. s. “CEUTA "

l First Sailing from Charlottetown t0 St- John'li Nlld- ABQUT IXPRlL 2131i 1926.

i Should sufficient‘ cargo he offered and ice conditions permitting, this Steamer will make a special trip on above

cultivation. dwrl-itis bWM- M" barns, poultry house and granary. new and in good repair. There is‘ ten acrea o4 hard and _loft wood, some qt it good lumber. This pro- perty ia In one of the beat farming dlatrlcta in Prince Edward island, is in a high state of cultivation and l8 all well fenced. There is a run- ning brook near the barn which never freezes. l

I also offer fci- sale fifty acres of‘ farm land In Wilmot Valley. There is a good bani on ri-i farm. This farm is about 10 chains distance from the 150 acres offered above. This farm is all watered by a brook.

I will sell those farms together

or separately to suit purchaser-sq fart of the purchaae money may] remain on the place. l "E" W8! For further particulars apply toj ‘hc- "37" VERNON J. MALONE l " ea." Lower Freetown‘

illR hi?"

At a sacrifice price. good quality, Adding Machine paper. FOllI lIl i BOX, price $l-45 Remind" mam-n nf foxes.

m" ‘In Underwood ‘ypewf|‘er 3th.. Pit-it Worn-m and Litlmrnltnry Exam- i-m- w» mi -~~‘= M1Lt;:£';"t.::;.::'":.“":.:::..

PPIO and Ped- Slit P"|¢9—'W° l", Office iiiiu i-siiiiii-iiit- u; tin-in (lei-us 1.00, 5 for 82.00, $4.25 per dOTEILi-‘ACYFIL Next eiiiitiiiiiii "OHIO.

1 Phone I04. Sample lent on request. Prlccemfi7_n‘__,mluu_

-»~F. 0. B. Amherst. New atock, sale, lllta till preaent atook in exhausted. McDonald & McPhee B. A. '

CANADIAN IMPORTERS, J. A. MoDONALD H. F. McPHEE

RIBLESS Adam's rib, wasn't

if Adam had married times enough, he would have been

g229-3401w6" ‘bone dry, wouldn't hc7"

DR. I. E. CROKEN VIITERINAIRY BNJIHEIIIYN timilimtn of Toronto l‘lll\l‘I'I“)'.

H‘ l l ‘i I I

Amherst, N. 8.

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8803-3~2-i-27-Anril 3.

Mill PPS,» ity y”,

FOR. SALE ‘hllilttrk R. Mcfluigan‘

Robinson Flour Mill at Summon: B. A. aide for merciiantable and cuatompappflg-rgg, grlndlnp- steam powarh- eIPIdf-Yi Money to Loan 70 l0 W bbll- lllllY- Al” '"'°l'l"‘i6amerori lock,Charlottstown,P.E.l. cry for Oat Meat, Rolled Oats and 2220.|.'|l.]|_

Corned Meal, etc. Ali in first ell» - ____-_-__ Dr. C. 3. Archibald

condition and a going concur-thin or rticular. Prospects un m- w y p. ‘Graduate of N. Y. Poet Graduate Medical School and Hoapitai

Barrlaterl. Attorney, Etc. Money to Loni ilay Building Charlottetown

itad. Price right. Al» several houaea and loto—'

‘acid on lnltal out If required, Practice limited to Eye, Ear, Noae Writs" ‘undo; l vi a for ‘articyul- v and Throat m it no .1 ‘ ' " Tasting Eyac and supplying

an dr'd‘fll"l'iid' I M

ORLIY M. IILL Qfilfli ‘U.’ ‘lflldmfl

Professional Cards '

A dolemlflfteen yearn’ expat-loner- treating tllll- l

hooltworm and‘

SOLI-CITOR. mo.‘

iiiiii more llutii llt'ltl his pwii. ile- . __ _ _ ._ roiiriotisly. lit! i-iiiti-iii-ii ii liiilitly lll liis J""””“ “m” “"°"'"“g m m“ my‘

right llilllll. ’l‘lieu silently lic motiu- Li-tl ilht- ilzirlt stairs. Dark except for a i|ill‘l‘()\\' strip illuminated by in beam of light from the room where Uivi-t liiy ltiltl Olgii. sol. wai- ching. o

‘lll! licsitiitvii just before. iztniiiiit; lo ii. ll Jensen llitjiiluiif-tl to llti loukiiiiq. he surely would stri- lilo sliiitlmi‘ us lii- patent-d. So lie sloiiii

iiiid listened. Jonson's volci- still stiiinileil for away. probably iziiiiiiiiiz. Jimmy

i‘(llll‘lllil\‘ll,ll'l'illl a rll0lfi,l‘tll.lll.‘l‘ tliaii lltv tipper hull. lie seized the hun- lsier, pulled himself swiftly pawl lite i-iiziit and resumed his silent

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tablets

Serious illness and oom- plicationa often follow an

ordinary Cold. Check it; an van , - ative BROMO .” The First and Original Col and Grip Tablet. Proven Safe for more than a Quar- ter of a Century.

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Great George ltnat Office HourI-l to tl-O. 1.00 to B.

lulnntarliila mu-aou- I

t Prlcallu. manic-ii».

‘click as Jonson replaced iihe

narti. ille assumed that Jensen wanted to gel. her out of ‘town so she could not expose him in this kidnapping business.

He shifted bis weight a. little, reiievliiiz his cramped muscles. A board tzreuked ominously. Ho hold‘ his bresth- waiting. Jeady to meet Jensen should he rush out of the room. y

Jeusen- tlhle receiver at. ‘his oar, heard it. Still keeping the instru- melil Claimed to tho side of his head. he turned questiouing-ly a- round and peered into the black- ness of the ihiall.

"Wait a minute." he said. Then, after a long pause: "Thai, you, Kid?"

lie waited what scented to Jim- my an lutormlniably long time lNl-l fore he turned back to the pitoue. Jimmy brotttlted a sigh oi‘ n-ioat‘ us he heard -him say, "All right, go nheutl. ffhdirght ‘l ileum somlo- tlhilm.’ lii the hull. This house so old. . Jtivea me the creeps. . . boards squenkin’. . . -00 nheuil.

"Well. wll right, tihief. Bu trootl . can't be iwoil he ttitfvlllll. ilu." ills ileep. grunting ‘lauizh l'ii- ‘lcti the room Wlllll raucous sound,

‘ll \\‘ill. . You ‘bet. . . Don't forgot about the douizlh- uow

. .-Soon‘s you hour from mo" . . Yeah. Might do a job for you niritiu sometime. . .tlila blows over ,

. .All right iBye."

Jimmy could ‘hear the metallic

m. celvcr 0n its hook. He rose heav- ily from his chair. A match flared us he lit a oigarct.

Jimmy. still crouchc in tho ihall outside. rose to iintt i himttolf u- gninst. the wail. and through his mliid flushed a tuutnory of a rnlny tiliuht weeks ago, ttimseif against another wuii, waiting. . . .

As ho straltened up tho lit-tray- lng lmard squcaked again, limdiy. lle could hear Jensen stop.