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MORTGAGE SALE

T0 ,Bill SOLD by Public Auction

In Charlottetown in Queen'e Coun- ty, on Tuesday the eleventh day of December, A. D., 1023. at the hour of twelve' o’c|ook noon:--

ALL that tract, piece and parcel

of I-and altuatie, lying and being on Townlbip Number forty-five ln Kinda County, -bounded and. des- cribed al follows. that is to ea!:-- Bouldad on the south by Souris River, on the vest by lands of Moles Gaudet and Peter Lyons, on the north .by farms fronting on the Searls Line Road and on the east by land of Patrick Malone, James A. Mdlorniltrk and Charles D. Mc- Kinnon., containing eighty acres of‘

land a little more or less.

The albove sale is made underi

and by virtue of a power of salei contained in an Indenture of Mort-i gage bearing date the 26th day of March A. D.. 1918, and made be- tween Charles D. .McKinnon of Bonfis in King’s County aforesaid( Trader, and Isabella iMcKlnnon hisi wife of the one part. and Mary .lane Henderson of Hampshire in Quoen’e Oounty of the other part; default ‘having been .made in the payment of the principal and in-

terest.

For hxrther particulars apply at

the' office of J. D. Stewart. R4 Green George Street, Charlotte- to

wn. DATED this 8th day of Novem-

ber A. D., 1923.

wmv JANE Hsuosnson, ,L‘,¢¢f, ffl- A/\»'~

Mortgagee .

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Your Daughter’s Xmas

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ter you will discover how

‘ MRD? Phe Will be to give

lJ’l°¢0Ql'lphe thlla Xmas to 'fiends and piaymafgm

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"’~' -<`l'~'v. Stock, Farming Imple- -.i- :its _iw -.r_~\i.old Furniture on the

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`§'”'.' i1‘-'{iv\:-.- oi. Cyril Fltzsimmims.

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'I' ii 11;- .ul;, Cardigan. R. It. N v 'wil-'~--r 20;. I2 o'cIock sharp. No vest-rve. Farm is sold. Si.-e hiind-

Professional "Cards Mark R. McGuigian

‘ .p . i- . B_ A_ wiltsliire Denying C0.

UIRRISTER, SOLICITOR, ETC.

Money to Loan ` Cameron Block Qharlottotown, P. E. Island

S. S. Hessian

larrietor, Solicitor, Notary Public Etc..

MONEY T0 LOAN

`_Montague P. E. Island

Palmer & Palmer

H. J. PALMER, K C.

g Barrister, Etc. ' Money to Loan _,Bank of Nova Scotia Building Charlottetown, P. E. l.

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L- M¢DONALl) H. I". .\lt'l’lll‘Il'} B. A. Illrrintera, Attornfy, Etc. Money to llnan ltlley llulldlna Charlottetown

C. (;.`.__ Archibald

Graduate of N. Y. Pont Grmluute Mfilonl School and Hmspltnl Prartln limited to Eye, Ear. New ' Ind Throlt

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paid before Dec. Ist, 1923, will with-

further notice.

L. R| TROWSDALE

Rose Valley. P. E. I.

413-11-21-31

A Puiblic Meeting of the .patrons

of the Wiltshire Dairyiing Co., will be held in the iH.ii.Ii at North Wilt- _shire on Monday, November 26th at 7 p. m. All who are interested in the re-opening of the factory are invited to be present.

By Order of the_Directors.

E. CAMPBELL,

Secretary

437-11-22-4|.

LSALE or FARM AND srock

Thcrc will be sold at Public Alic-

tion on thc promises of thc lute Ilori-nzo Giddingn ut .High liitnk, Klni;'s Co., \\'odn<~sdu.y thc 28th day of Novcnibcr. 1923, at tho hour ol I2 o'ciock noon .thc following stock, crop and nili.4.~liincry.

I horsc I5 years old. l mrirc I5

years nld, 3 milk cuwn. 2 young cattio .35 hcnu, 5 shucp, I F. & \V. gang-plougil, I single plough, I spring-tooth hurrow, I spike hur- row I halt' share in broad-i‘.u.si seedcr, 2 hay mowers, I roller, I bay rake. I potato diggcr. 2 cnrts. iron nxlc- and wheels, 2 trucks. sin- gle linrpoun iiny fork. ropc und blocks. 2 wood slf‘Ii_:-lin. I drlvinll isleiitli. 2 st-ts working Iinrncssi, I not driving linrnvss. I driving wag- gon, 230 utnoks whitr- outs. 80 stooks Stiinloy \Vhf-ut, lil tons huy. A quantity nf lumber and shlnlrli-s. iiousrhulri furniture. potato drn,gs. forks. iiliovols. ctc.. etc.

AI. 2 p. m. on t.hi~ suliic filly tliorc

will also iw .-told the farm nf the

R6 itcrf-li froc-hold land with Lznod hiiildingn, iitii- miarantevd.

Tvrins of funn at suln. torins of

stork, crop. ctr., 12 months on ull sums fvvcr $i0.fl0 nn npprnvcd joint nnlve or 6 por cent discount for cash.

Should the dny prnvc unfnvor-

ithie the sale will take place the fnl~ lowing tln'r day.

IIIGMIIEL (IIDDINGR

AIITIIIIR W. SIIYINUAIIAIIGII

Excriltors

IIAVID fillr0\`l'Ill. Atlrtlonrcr

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LIVE STUCK

*', Corravilla Rag. Sheep Ranch, Cardigan R. R. 4 1 Shropshire Ram

2 years.

Corravllia Reg. Shoop Rsneh, Cardigan R. R. 4, 1 Ram yearling. Gorraville Rag. Shoop Ranch, Gardlgan, R. R. 4, 3 Ewa Lambs and

McLeod Ives., Wiltshire, 1 Yorkshire Boar 1 year.

Motood lroa., Wiltshire, 2 Yorkshire bears, 5 months. McLeod lroe., Wiltshire, 1 Shropshire Ram 8 years. Lam Mekinnon, Highfield, 1 Qliorthorn Cow 4 years.

Edgar Easter, North Wiltshire, 1 Jersey Bull B months.

George P. Matheson, Wheatley River, 1 Cotswold Ram 5 yeara.

Andrew Mellae A Bona, East R

Andrew McRae A lens, East Royalty, 1 Ayrshire Bull il months. anaemia.. am.. Manuals. 1 Holstein lull. 18 months.

oyaiqr, 2 Ayrshire Bulls 18 inontha

NOTICE. i

“It must have been im “clung onvereatlon.” "You never could he brought. to

`leIieve it. but It was. Afterwards. ve talked of other things. She reeme to me quite a'remarkable woman."

"Entirely so. What is it she

'acke that prevents men from fall- ’l1'g in love with her? Men flock there. and she is more discussed is a mind and a personality than any woman among us; but it is all ihove the collar. And yet those handsome-ugly .women often captl~. :ate men.

“You ask one woman why anoth- 'r cannot fasclnate men! I should ~ay that it is for want of transmis- sion. The heart and passion are 'here--I will risk guessing that -he had been tragically in lovn at east once-but there is someihing wrong with the conduct that car- -ies sexual magnetism: it has been lent upward to the brain instead if directed straight to the sex for which it was designed. Moreover she is too coldiy and obviously ah- alytical and lacks the tact to con- ceal it. Men do not mind being skewercd when they are out for purely intellectual enjoyment, but they do not love it.”

Clavcring laughed. “l fancy

vour own lnind is quite as coldiy analytical, but nature took care of your conduits and you see to the tact. You cannot teach Gore how to redistribute her ml-ignctisnl. but ynu might givv her ii few points."

"They would hc \\'ast¢~<l. It is

mere-ly that I ani a woiuan of thc world, something sho will nevvr bc And in my hcy-day, I can assure you. I was not 1-iniilytiizal."

“\'our Ilcy-tiny?" - “l was a good lnany yi-urs youliiz-

er bi-fore tho war, ri-nu-liilier. licavcns! ll`ow rowdy ihnsc young people arc! A month ago I slioilid have askcil if they were Iailicu and gentlemen, bllt I have hr-cn quite clone to their kind in thc ton rooms and their i-icccut. is iinlnistzlknbici although the girls talk and act like gamines. One ni ihcln scniiu-1 to know you."

Ciaverlng had liccii conscious

that' the restaurant was filling with groups and couples. hound.rlo doubt, for the opera or tlieatrf=.lie followml lllzidumc 7.attIany's eyes. in thc lnidiiiv of thi* rnoiu \\'xl= a

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large tllblv siirrnilnrif-d by va-r young lurn and girls; lilo lniicr a.

`I`ragl|e and lovely us butterflies: that pathetic and swiftly passing youth oi tho too pampered Anivri- caii girl. The youth of this gener- ation proniiscd to bv briclcr tllim ever! '

Ile gave tllclu a cursory glance,

iand then his chair turned to pins. .lauet Oglethorpe sal. at. the head of the lable. What would the brat rio? She had been loud of Ilini as it child. but as he had fouvifl lier detestablc in her flappcrliooii. -"mil been ai no pains in cnncoal his at- titulic. she had tukou a violent uIs~ like to ,hilil. Last night, hc lllul llo- Iiherately flicked her on the rl-rw.

Ile wus not lollg in doubt. She

had rciurnvd his porllllictory how ‘with a curt nod, and after fi brief intvrvuI-iliil'iug which sho iippi-ar- ‘tl i.0 be making a i:olliuiilnu:aition

Treat Head Colds '

With Vicks

“Never Had A-nythlng Bet- ter," Says Ontario Man.

At the first sign ofa cold in the

bead, melt a little Vicks Vapo- ltub ln a spoon. inhale the vnpnrs. 'l`n».=n insert some in no=1t\~il.< <nuii’ing it well back. You will in: ill-liixlliui in see how quickly it helps to break up a cold.

Ailotiifrr way is to heat 1 tin

cup. put in i1 tcaspoonful of Vi-',ki= and inhale the vapors that way. As fast as the vapors lose their strength . throw out thc melted Vicks and add fresh.

Vicks Vapolluh. the diacovury of

4 Southern tlrugglst. Ie a coni- bination iii solve foriu of Ciimphor. Menthol. Eucalyptiis, Thyme, Turpentlne. etc.

it is the modern, direct trout-

niont for all cold troubles. the successor to goose grease, camp- horatcri oil, limiuinnls, puultlccs and plnstcrs.

Mr. Thomas Ilekcwcil of 83 l.ili-

coin street, Wellunii. Out. says: "l tried Vicks VapoRui» and found it satisfactory In ovcry way. As is remedy for li cold ill tho head I have llovcr hull anything better. I liicitmi n spooiiiul and inhaled it and gni imliledliito reilci' and was able to go to my work the f0||0W|n§ morning. I always ro- colnlniuili it to anymlu know who is suffering from a cold the way I did."

Vicks is the iiloal treatnicnt for

colds-both for grown~ups and (nr children-~hecaiise it avoids so lnlicli internal dosing. Just as good, too, for cuts, burns. bruises, sores, stings and skin itchings.

At all drug stores. 50c is ji1r_ For

froe test. size package writn Vick Chemical Co.. 344 st. Paul sl.. W., Montreal, P. Q.

Though Vicks is new in Cm-mga

it has ii remarkable sale in the States. Over I7 million jars lined nearly. 12

FoR__sALE

Immnrtaliy certain and s real

world bcyond is shown in Sweden- borgs great work on "lleavcn and Hell." Ovnr Mill png:-si. Only 35¢;, postpaid. I. W. Law, 486 Euclid ,tvs-_ Toronto. ll-21-24-28-I-4|.

Male Help Wanted

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that was received is th ieyoua hi- larity-slie left her seat .and ran. across the room. She might have been In her own housefor all the notice she took of the restairant's other guests. .

Cliivering rose and grinily await-

ed the onslaught. Even the wait- ers were staring, but for the nin- ment only at the flashing little fig- ure whose cheeks matched to a shade the American Beauty rose of her wisp of a gown.

Her big black eyes were apar-

itling wickedly, her vivid little mouth wore a twist that can only be described as a grin. She had' come for her revenge. No doubt of that.

She bore down on him, and

shook his unresponsive band heart- ily. _“I've been telling them how dear and noble you were last night. dear Mr, Claverlng, just like a real uncle. or what any one would ex- pect of one of granny's pets. No doubt you saved my life and honor and I want to tell the world." Her crisp clear voice was pitched in G. It carried from end to end of the silent room.

"Would that I vvero your uncle!

V\'on't you sit down? I believe that you have not met liiniianic Zuttiany."

Miss Oglethorpe had not cast a

glance at her victiiu's companion, assuming hcr to bo some writing person! although lic did once in uwliilc tlikc out Anne Goo<irich or lllariain Iritivrclico: olll girls-be ing all of iwulity-four-in wlloln shc innk no llitt>rci»at whatever.

Shu half turnvil hvr hvall with a

Ilarcly pl-rceptilllc nod. The tail of ilcr cyc was urrrstccl. She swung ruunti and stared, hor nloilih open. For tho nionlcnt sho wus abiisherll wliutcvcr clsc sho may have sub- nicrgcrl, iii-r caste instinct remain- oil illtttct and for :1 second she had thc unpleasant sr»nsat.ion of stand- ing ut thc biir of hor entire class. Bill. she rccovr-ri-tl iliiiilcillatcly. (Iraniivs llzlluos \\'cl'<~ out of ilzitc. Even licr iuotilci' Iuui worn lim' skirts to hm' knccs il short time siucc. \\'Ilni. fun to “show this left-over." Anil the-n hor spitcful naughliuess was ulaglliiicd by :ln~, gr-r. Madame Zuiliany had inclin- ed her head graiciously, but lnnilc no ntloinpt in vnncvzil hor ailnilsc-

Silo prniiilcoll :l 1-ig:ll‘r»ii.v :lull Ili li "Granny`s got ai lol of illicicut pho- ioginllils ol hcl* girliiuod li'iciids." sho lrnlarkctl with llci' insolcnt.

one of thelli's enough like you-to lil* you nu-isrlllcrzidiiig iii lilo |.:‘.\.tlip ol the eighties. Cqniea back to iuc. .lui-st before luoihor left I heard her dismissing you with at bunch of lirr friends. ll-ui't ihcri- sulnc mynicry or other about youl" V

"Yes, indeed! is lt noi so'."'l

liladiiine Zattiany ziiiiircsseil In-r.| glowcring host. her vyvs twililtllllgli It was uviilvui that sllc i‘cg1li'<li=|Ii this i'cpl'cl»uuitzlliv|~ of thc lu-\\~ or-` [iicr wlill fl sclclitilic intvrcsi, :is if It were a new sort oi bug und Iwi' self an eiitonioiogim. "'I’robub'_v." she atidud inliulgcutly, “tim niosti nlysterioiis woman in New \'m~k_ What would you call all zulicli-

bc uncllaritable. Mr. Claverinir is kind enough to take inc on trust."

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"‘Godl Lite must have been dull for girl! In his dnyl'"

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Miss ()giethoi‘pe's wrath naked

This creature oi' un obsolutc order had thu tcniol'ii.y to lliuuil ut Ilcr. Moreover - Sho liasiluil u izlnllco frolli ()Iavi:riug’s angry uiixious face to the beautiful woinap oppo- iiiw_ and u l-ual color bIii'1.i~il Ili lu'-.r cheeks. Iiut she i~iu\iir\olli~t| it lillllor.

"Noble zlirallil" Ii ui hc toil vnu

oi our Iiltlo i~i|voni.||re last nigul."

"Last nI,;ili."' A fliclccl' ¢~l'n:~.-vii

the serenity of Mn-I-nli-: Zutii:iny‘s taco. “But uo. I ilo lint fnncy Mr. Claverlng Ii-l ill the hubii oi iclllug his little advontiiros."

"Oh, Ile wouldli'i.. (lid stami-

iiriis. Southern chlvuiry. All the rest of it. 'l`hllt'n why lic`s grun- iiy's inoticl young num. Well. l'Il tcll you--"

“Yoii'v,c been drinking ugnln."

hissed Clavering.

Of course. (`0ckiuii pilrly at

DoImy'ii."-

"Weil, moderate your voice, lt

lsn'i necessary to take thc entire room into your confilieiice. Better still, go hack to. your own table."

She raised hor voice. "You sea,

Madame Zattinny, I was running round loose at about nun o'clnc.k A. M. when whom should I run lu- t0 hut flour old lintiln Iron. Ile looked all iihot to pieces when lie saw mo. (iirls in his iluy <liiili't stop out late unless they limi a beau. Ten o`clock was the limit, anyhow. But did he take advan- tage of my unprotected luaidcii lu- liocencc? Not he. Ho sloori there in the snow and delivered a icc- turs on the error of my ways. then took me to a delicatesncn i-ihop-- afriiid of compromising himself in ii restaurant.-and stuffed mu with sandwiches and bananas. Even there. while we were perched on two high stools, he dldn‘t make

thougli trying to :ivoill zi i~illb_ivct tiuit \\':\,.< iiiiplvusnnl. “You must iw hiillgry. \\'il'Il im lliltk Iii Ili? kilt-hun and gut you sonrctliing to

clit.

llc Iuul Iivlpull Iwi' off with her

zlpzlrliui-ut iioiiln~," lluillor vxpizlilicil

nlcni. lquiif- it Ilii ui` rzllllliulll. As wc uri- ill

“Y1‘-H. l`II Nil down. '|'|,unk_`,_..’;| wry iliihislilulizlliic__illsii'ii'\ wc

gui illi Illrv 'I "ply, ' 'lille hull sci-ull-li 1-|\iilv.~‘s. lull Htl

I .\ll's, lil .- - , .- .

eyes on Madumv Zalmmy' .mmulfiii-Ili-ii. Must oi' lim- Ilif- liiiil in-mi

lurcss if you were not too young lofi

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NEW CONDITIONS

_ Chapter 33

"l\'<~\'¢.~r llliiiil," Irutilvr said. IIS

Hlizibliy bint-k surgv cout-ai Lilli- nlcnt :ii Ii-:lst I5 yczirs old, cxil'c- iully kcpt als. "lw.~it" :ind worn lN‘I" https hilt luiil ii ilozcu times li year, groivu slizibby now l`r<lni nge If not lroiu uso.

Aiu_\ 'I`:ilbot i'uIln\\'c<l licr ron

througll ai si~\‘l4=i»' oi' rnonis :.ud ilnivn :l lmu.: luillwaiy. it wus hui' iirsi i»_\|n-i'i|-lim-. in it city “i'i:li."

"'l`Ilis plllcv is ull old l`:isliioli\id

“'I`h<- more flights ot' stops you :ire willilli.; to wiilk lip, thi- loss rout _vnu pziy. 'I`lli~ rooius :irc izi.rgi\, ron- sliir-l'iu|.: ulost. of ill#-.sv pi:ii'c.<_ :ind :ls wi- :irc four siol'i|'.~' ull. WI* .lifif

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Inst they i\ilii‘l'irll illc kilciic-il. I

" limi wil-' 'it Iiouu- i-~ :luv

-pi-ni ill our-_ :ilui th-~ mor- siilll' ‘lf pulls :ind pots' llriiitziug on tho wall pui hrl' :ii llrr clisc. Sli" l`0l`.Klil. UIC ilrwlli oi' thi- city llui=<l\|..‘ and thu

was beoausiuf something serlolll- Who ever heard of it husband tak- ing his wife out to lunch. and the

sisters house after a iiepamllcil? She gave lt up a hopclwl Illini?-

“Come and see the rest Of the

rooms," Luther said. Settlnl! ul! from the table.

She followed behind him-the

kitchen was at the back of iii?

A narrow bathroom came next fill

then came the living room, which spread across the width of the house again and had in it Amy’s piano-hired by the month, Luther explained.

The place was plain, almost bore,

a home fixed up of odds and ends. but managed with taste."I`he rice things were always attributed to Claire. `

Luther turned at the sound OI’

a key.

"Heres Jane." he said, almost

with relief. “Amy will be home soon, she's at a dance."

Adance! Amy never nientioncil

dancing in her letters! `

Tomorrow-The Girls. 4---Q-it--~ ADDRESS AND PRESENTATION

Quite ii niimlicr of t-he inemlwrs

uf the Women’s Missionary Society of Bradallninc, gathered at the home of Mrs. George Morrison. prior to her leaving for lier new home at Kensington and prcscnterl

I u.rs..'rslbot save it iw--Wim" I husband and wife did the almost- unheard of thing of sepdrltilltb 3|

wife coming around fixing up his

place. opening into the long ha _ _ T E A ' V _

ing the width of the house. Down old in ggglgd Qlllllhilillill QC' Q] ' _ _ - the :all were! three bedrooims. ex S N°v°rh`B“lx_p x for er. one args one W ere two girls slept and Luther`e. And BLAcn¢GREEN°MlxED J '__

'her with it beautiful box of silver and the following address:

Bradalbane. P. E. I.

October 23. 1923

Dear Mrs. Morrleonz-

As you are soon to leave your

home, to reside for ii. time_ in another comniuliity, we have gath- ered liere to extend to you a fare~ well message from your friends oi’ illie Woman's Missionary Society. I ' As Secretary of this organization, you have been an efficient and con- scientious worker, and, it is need- less to say, your absence will be keenly felt and your return looked forwiird to in equal measure, by your fellow members.

in token oi' our sincere apprecia-

iion of the part you have taken as an officer of this Society, we would alsk you to accept this small gift, together with our good wishes for your futilre wclllbeing, and your speedy rctui'-ii to the community in whose activities you have for so long played an active part.

woman or seal. - r ev Muzzts You‘n|No3g%‘:§:R

(United Press.)

BERLIN, Nov, 22_

words le raging in Bei\llAn vlxgrweg women who own pet dog, on one si(-e and the police and nonowngm of dogs on the other. 'It was start ed when the police put into sue again ali order requiring all dogs Sq be muzzled and kept on leash who In the streets The women don fanciers charge that this is simplg R '“@““S 0! iiersscuslng mem ,-0, faking the muzzles off their little pets and' letting them loose for ,,

l'uili`hiu this; tlejrgsrten, - 9 P0 ce ustif

cliargiiig ithat hlioyrltglll 033215? loose about Berlin have liecomsng nuisance and it menace to wb);

health, :ind the non-owners 01,10 ,are arguing against the unnec¢::_ gill! or '°°d in maiiitainlslr

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izltigilv ou ilic juiirll-ry. :ire silo bif- gslu lying on lin ziprnll.

illiilicl' l|l:lll:l;.:i-il ull ilu- e~'il';llil-ic.

i “No ruiillllliz i|o\\'z\ nil-ps :llui,

iilroucii Iwo i'i~|lul'.\' lo uv' ilu- |iut~f ter." Ili- .-1:iiil. "Julio lrui i~i'\\rylliillLl] sirrullt-,l-ii splvuuiiiliy lii~ri-." i Ili~, l`:liriy 4-Imiii-l'<-il us il<~ Il»-ip'~ii

llcr lluilu- in-l'i»ii\lt' <ilpp|-in Iii- not lio tziiiiv for Iwi' iii til-~ iliuiuk' 'Oulu--\\'lii~u slit- \\':|.~' r<‘:ul_v to sprcziil ai Iiltir- plaicv -in the iaiiciii-n tiiblo.

\\`llilc silo ziiv. slit- luolu-il \\'mi<l~

friligly about. l.ut‘lli-r i~.\:|il:iini~<l

lim! (lone iii fixing up tho pi-icc ni. =-ni:.ll expense. buyi`i;.: olrifzisliloll- nil 1'lirliitur\~ cheaply :in-I cuailicl- ‘ng it in soft colors. iiizikulg qilziint I::; -:ilcon .~‘~‘l.; oi \ilil~lr\nclic<l lilli n :mil cllnck-ii jziugliziln vniilroiiiei‘|~<l li <rosst|i<:|i--wliicii thi- :Iris did b.-l'nlil~:o they could not ni`l'ol'li to i~i|_v iiuvn.

‘(fIuil‘i-'s wry cl-~v<-r zi' liiui

sort oi' tI\lu;:," irulllf-r wvui ou. “Suv ul:i<i<- ii loi oi' ii|ilz;.;:t iri- have."

“Bill---you liniii .sho haul your

nhl `,.:lcc-~"

'Slic luis-\\'<-il, I i~:ii'uio-;-- you

have to kllouv it soll\|\t|..lu \\'o- un vc Hopal~:iicil."

Mrs. 'l‘ail»ct lonkoii :il lim' :mn

with sliockud eyes.

"You mi-:an-ynll" “Wo nrcn't. Iivilii: Liigi-,thi-r_

Claiil‘c`s tirofl of nic, I gill-ss. l`ni not vi-ry exciting, I supposi-_ Wu-» wcli, we di<ln't liglw-c vcry well Sho wnntoil to go buck lvl lilo stage and I rcfiismi to lol hor. Shu found il part, iiuil wont hack niiy- wny. And wo uilalrri-li-.il ilbnut |l|ni_ 'I`hi~n this <-imp silufs known no long--.lim (‘lurlu\. ynu'vc In-:ll-il ii' hllil---Iivglln Iluilging :lroiiiiil ,md l wus _ii-.xilniiu and wo ¢|ii-tm-li-.ll llbuut iliut-:mil ilu-ro ivoro crhier things. In ilic vllil kiln .mid she wus iirrd nl' nic. und I silggosliul to Jani- :ind Amy limi we luke ii place togi-.iiior for 1'<:o|i0ui_v."

“I¥ill=~t|li-ll you nrull'i epoukiiig

--:ind ynli iuiiii sill- nizulu all tiles:-. -"slice poilliiul to ilu- iittructivc sqilzlrcs of ililiilvucllvti lllliui und tho rough. hill ut'i`oi:i|vr~. vlliilrolilcry oil ihvin.

"You, silo did. Silc lu-Ipud i`ul°l'lisl|

this pllicc. alllii ruiiio over nm] liulilivli c\'¢~ry tiny except. iilaitinoc days, mul i'ounrl Iizirgzillis-~it’l-i ro. ally It vvry iiruiiy pllico, it'u nil (lun in (‘iniro's idt=|ii~1."

"You do unveil ilicn."

Luthvr Iuughoai :i liillv-, "()f i:ourl.i-_ w»~`rr- porfvclly gonrl

lriemlu. I look hor out tu lunch to- day. ilu you sli|ipm<u _lust in-,;a|,,.,,. sho iiui~.ull’i. wullt to Nw- nm pvury ilny silo lion-u|l'i wulli to lu-it ||\,. M ___________________g_

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