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a s y, xvi \ riio: ii. He likrd daiiciiiirl Forliiiiatcli‘. l‘.\‘('il.~f‘ iii ll\ti..’i he).

,2 W v\\'.l.- n..re_ lic liked llﬂllClllg-ltiiﬂlfhii itself most llli(‘XlJF('i(‘(ii_\'. A

/ I!) it .llli‘ ii/_i. ]-\.l;iiirtiig.\". it scented agﬂone figilie. ivaiiclcritig stiuieialiat

1 . ry nut reii iirii to meet an (ilSCflll'§0i2'(‘i\‘ toward ti‘ ~ ~ r

l..-li Ber sfurl I . ,, » . . ‘ ‘ * 5 ‘F n ‘I'm

é l“ e ° iwiti fi.lli(l. tiiuctnri 'Ili".i' minds tiiiiliiiffet- attractcd his oyi- lp. (‘rnlgsfid

a ,.V.ii..¢ dince-fliiui" wrr» as one. His cver quickly, seized the man by

“I-iullo?" he qucsiiniicil. "1

London to-night? Making a late start. aren't you?" The other. the pilot lic hid met

.iii the afternoon. was an pleased to see him that. hp postiiciv rushed ,OHara towards the liar, and order- iu.‘ drinks.

i "Haie I been fcd up?“ lic com-

iplailled. but was laugliiiti: Iltt'i\‘. "I'd'

l_iiist say 1 ivas. Held-up till to- morrow, and cion‘: know a soul in this otherwise dclinlitful spot

Everybody‘ makini: whoopce. having a b92110. letting it, i-ip. Only your humble. feeling like a funeral mute who's wandered in at a wedding by mistake-J‘

He explained oier fifllliiit that an accident at the aerodromc--a taxi-lug plane colliding with his machine-had caused the delay. while repairs, fortunately not too rerious, were effected. '

“shall he izottini: aivay before mid-day to-iuorroii." ll(' ended. and again remembered his earlier sug- gestion to O'Hara: "Pityd can't persuade you to keep me company, old son. Too tied up here. I sup- pose? Of course. l can understand ivhy—" he laughed. "Saw you come in here with a crowd a while hack. ltcrcls luck. aiiihow . . He raised his eta». ChUCkilhiZ.

And. before 01hr: could any

ililiyiilllll to that. Criryl and Ritten- llicrg, \\ll|l the oilicrs fllillllg oii be- ;liiiici harl deserted the tiver-heated i’|.'ll‘il(“fif‘itYi'. CiliSi"l“.ll1 around. ﬂfl-iara- prifiirre, llillTtdllCPd the iplJil \viio.~i~ iminc by llll\\' he had liriiiciiilirriri to he Lucas. Peter tint-as.

There “as ii general movement

tor a snack of supper in the Casino ,l'lisii’llll‘ﬂll'i brfoie returning to the ‘Chateau. Lucas was naturally in- It ludcd. only too pleasei. himself and ,_iiiiiii'ii_- iii» with Caryl and Ritten- llmi-g. O'Hara paired off just as ,.i.'itiirail_v iiitli Virginia West. Iihoiiali he kiicw he was proving In itcizliqihlc companion at best. i 'l‘h:s llllf‘\lif‘f‘it‘.fi icnnion with his ipilot-friciid had tho effect of mrcoccinrving his mind afresh with ,thc problem of old Andrew Faynei illlfi~~ll he really iius still alive- t.is present ivhereahouts. But. for the intrusion of Caryl and the iliiTI"‘l'O\\'(i, O'Hara had intended to revert to the story Lucas had told him of Old Man Faynes at- tempt to tiribe him. find out if it. was likely liqrould have got to Eiizland that. way with the help of some other pilot.

With this in mind. he later ascertained i919 hotel at. which Lucas was staying. llllyifll! that he would probably look him up next morniiiiz. Not. that. he expected any appreciable results; but he chafed at in-acticn. was knife-keen to pierce the mists o.‘ mystery in which this business was enshroud- ed.

Mist lay over the sea. too, he noticed. when back at the Chateau :0 that the Bay was bolted out. It seemed indeed that the Chateau on its height. was surrounded by

o

it off from the outside world. And

"There's soinethiiisl l‘i'e

now." lhe was saying. "A letter came for me this afternoon from Isondon. ltls a very till"? 19H"- It's about old Andrew Fayiie. I want you to look at it. and tel me what you think it really mcaii.." tTo Be Contiiiuedt (YOIDHVALIi-YORK POINT WOMEN'S INSTITUTE -

The Cornwall-York Point Instit- ute members gathered at the home

day evening, to hold a Christmas party and to present Mrs. Gordon MacMillan. who was President

adii. The citation was read by Mrs. l-lazen Howard. while the pin and certificate were presented hy the officers Viz. Mrs. ‘Stanley Mur- ray and Mrs. Stanley Murchison. Mrs. Heber Horne pinned on the beautiful corsage. Mrs. Allison

viere present and each gave a hrlel address on the work of the Feder- ated and Provincial respectively.

Mrs. Gordon MacMillan thanked the members for their thoughtful act, and then entertained the group by showing slides of her ‘beautiful garden and other interesting scenes.

Christmas carols were sung dur-

i i l

‘served ll came to him almost stai-iliiigliﬂ ll‘3\\'t“-l- that Carri was in the 1W1!“ Wlllirmfi

him, and was speaking \\'il(ll he Hoii-ard. The ihtillks of the meni- had imagine-d himself quite alone ‘hers was (Xiflidﬂl to the hostess p99" fny Mrs. Elrl I1'l‘.\'iil("l". ivaiiiinz to tell you all the evening tiilltill’ tlelhfl‘ but never had a real chaiicg till lnz Auld Lang Sync and the King.

of Mrs. Hazen Howard- on Thurs»,

during the past year, with a life‘ membership certificate of the Fed- ‘ erated Women's Institute of Can-i

Macmillan and Mrs. Allan Stewart‘

a wall of iittcr blaiikness. (‘Ullilltliilii “i? “w-‘ing- by Mrs. Jack Nlnrhlillaii. Mrs.

itirs. Wilson

“Hutu niir-TJI. or a

HAWTHORNE. Calif, DH‘. k (AP; -.'\'X~4, one of the aznancsi and fastest plants devtlﬂllffi i": the United States Air l-‘orce. ill» successfully tricd its sivvlli wings. Northrop annouiii~cil i951?" day that the 7,000 pound hirer?!"-

{allowed by good wishes to all for .'i happy Christmas.

This cvciit is unique iii that it is the first Institute on Prince Edward Island to have made one

Luncheon Reginald

was Mat‘-

and Mrs Arthur

, . -. . . . to The very of its members ii lllﬂimlemb" n‘ id“? “hlfihftihffl‘€llillegiifgffnlifoﬁtihllhi 1H2 closcrl ti)‘ siiiiz- the Federated Women's Institute of Cm“ m n‘ i " ‘ gait-n‘ ail

lins been successfully Muroo teltlniz base.

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Canada. f . .

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LAST YEAR l-lE PAID THROUGH THE NO€E FOR A HOUSE THAT FACED RIGHT ON A PARK.

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