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_. --. _ CHAPTER XI ANCE-

"WHERE 1S JANET"

1n spite of the urkency, Inrbrwk

knew it was useless to hurl‘! on all over-due installments.

and tell us all about it, otherwise we shall not know where to start.

Aftcr he had sipped the drink and taken u few puffs at the Olflflfeiw Bill pressed on im. Whenbawne began his story.

"My niece and 1 live just below the village, a little house called Capclfern. We have lived then: for more than a year now." Lerbrook knew these things, but it is the way of scientists to be careful of de- ‘u tails, o g‘: “I think you know I of my time on certain . . dded. “My niece. Julie, keeps house for nic and helps me in my laboratory. I do not trust laboratory f‘ assistants. 1 lied an unfortunate experience . . ." "Yes. But what has llililpened i0 our niece?" Bill could not restrain $ 11s impatience. _ ' “I was coming to that. It is dil- ficult for me to keep calm. but 1 must indicate whnt I consider to be the cause of her disappearance." "I beg your pardon, sir. Will you pleuse go on?" “l think we will come into the

llth are as Cornwall 7.30 .1vi. Rev. J.it. Skinner.

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spend most . work."

lltli. continuing series on Doors for 00d". 12 noon. Comniun lty Sunday school. 3 P. M. Frederic ton 7.30 P. M. Bradalbane. E. Shaw, Minister,

FUNERAL SERVICES funeral of the late Doria son of South Melville tool; Saturday. March 27th from home oi‘ his niece, Mrs. Alfred Cam emn to Cape Traverse Church o Scotland cemetery conducted by Rev. J.

— Th Mattie

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cess for the manufacture of a very important plastic.

"You also know that other in- terests are sseking the same thing, and that they would go to any lengths to get hold of my formula.

Ixirbrook nodded, and Wl1en- bawne continued: "Last night. judg- ing by appearances. my house was broken into and ransacked. Evident- ly somebody ‘lias been trying to find either the formula or sufficient data to help them to work on it."

“And Jane--your niece?"

“She has disappeared!"

Bill could wait for no more. "We will come down to the house with you. You can tell us more as we g0."

On the road Benny Connors put into words the thought that was iii the minds of each oi the rhrec men.

"Ii your niece knows anything important about the formula isiit it likely the l-luns have kidnapped her in the hope of gettmg the in- formation from her '

“That s is likely." Bill agreed. "Can you iggest any other ex- planation. 5"?"

Mt. Stewart 3 P, M. All member and friends are urged to be pies ent. Rev. Henry Baak, fliinister.

HES-April ll, 1943. vlcesz-Falrview: for Centennial

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Fund. Young Pee he Church. North River: Kingston 7.30 P, togethe1- on the E. Todd, Minister.

TRYON — CHURClL-Sunday, Albany 7.00 P. M, Tryon 7.30 . M Th

April

be. "The Garden." The call to wor ship goes out to invite you Lord's House.

J-"u"ai‘-'J5'-'\a'-'aF-'v' QAHH|FEJPJ

pretty wedding took

"No. Although without her I shall 1943, a; 530 p_ M_ .1 A“ _ . “""'““""“"""““v be seriously handicapped. Is it null- 0nd youngest dead-Iii‘ or AND sibleshe has been taken away with Mrs, Jas, Arch. Campbell 0i New

the idea of putting a stop to my work?" They turned a bend in the lane

London. became tile bride of Regin- éirixrgkoiiéylgon o; yr and Mrs. Clar. 1 0 11S, l —

and the hnusecame into view. " gm, The cgenipny “fefng §§,‘.’,},,.,s,§§d “Capelfcrri is a smallish house. by Rey p, [h Milnnson of Amherst“ I-Ofbrilflk 581d. “lllld M155 when‘ The bride looked exceedingly pretty bawne 2| quite a vigorous person. 1n a floor length gown of Alaska Can you explain why you heard no blue cpgpg and 15cc‘ and Carried a rsounp of llllruders or of ally strus- bcq-uet of talisman roses and wore l8? 1i bridel wiviatli offlowersincorrcs- Clearly Wlieiibatvnc had not pgndjng comm Mm. me ceremony [considered tho point. "Strnngeff he ms young couple left on p, 51mm, said. "Usually I sleep very little hQngyn-myo“ “h, throu h Nova 5cm wind very Ilislllly- Last lllslli. iiow- i tia. A host of ironrls 1on1 n1 ex-

Bvel‘ - - H tending congratulations. slegt _ soundly.

“Last night you _..___ ____________ florbrook put in. "Coui it be that DONAG“ AND “UNITY . . i-—-—- Obviously. the scientist had coil- The many ll‘l lids of Mr. Jolin J.

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you were drugged '

that Jane apparently did not caill for liclp."

"But. how?" Lorbrook asked. "Arc lllliTC any servants -- and are they ‘ trustworthy?"

"We have only a maid. a village ‘girl. I trust hir," Wliciibawne airc- y Iwcrcd. "But anybody could

the guest of tllfil‘ ‘ t M . d: Mrs. Joni? P. Moisfi’§3.’°" S r “n l

Mr. Joseph rsrazii was a recent visitor to the city.

_.____ hue hMr. l-girold B‘ ‘an has returned, i , Q . 1 done it. Like most of the village ¢1.'§fio§m§wfii’°“ n“ six weeks m‘ lolk. we ncrer lock doors, at, least

Mr. Stephen

during daylight hours. An body Mun“,

lltiil was n,‘

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' who stildlod our habits could have visitor t J h M N i ‘ ' .1

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L. --~ s». :.‘.;."%..."t3..ii.; fir. “ck s“ , i-.- --. . u, 1111 fl] a o1, or coffee. Per-V Mr. Josepl M v ll ~ lit - haps something could have been _ to m‘, (my Jvercéh‘; lvglfiieidY a m

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The thing for you to do is to brace up and meet the sltuntlon 1w fl soldier's wife should instead of being a crybaby. And if 5'01! 10W 3'01“ husband as you do, make his going easier by not wailing and Wecllllli; 0W1‘ his going, and telling him how you are going to die of loneliness. Realize that he is going on no pleasure jaunt. He is going to face liaidslii is and linkers and death. and lie needs to be bucke up instead ot Pull? d°wll

into :1 slough of des nd. ,

And get someihio): to do. If you don't utcd a 10b l0 "W" _"l°“°i~ set into some kind of war work that will keep you s0 busy ion will Illll have time m think of iiow unhappy you are. You've not to Slflllil it lilie- "ltl you like it or not. and you will find it easier to stand if you llllt ll cheerful face on it.

DEAR DOROTHY DIX-Jitter twelve years of marriage iiiv husband’ lu. suddenly become tired of it all and wants to throw it up- "I'll"! 011i married life we have had violent quarrels and he says that I have killed his love for me by my intense tciup" i‘. foriJi-‘iilllil mill I19 hi“! D temp“ Piluallv as bad as mine. _ _

l endeavoured to fret lllin to lot us make up. out llC flatly refascr’. For nearly nine of the twelve win-s we have been lnlllllvll I "M" \"°"‘°"~ part. ni the lllllt: making more than he did. and we bou lit 1i lovely llmnr and iumlturc which I helped pay for. Now 11c deman s that I givc him

itn rash half of the community property. but I ioFl that I would be foolish | 0

do this as 1 id ul ' throw the money atvny on some Blll- 3° lilsisis that hell‘; $5111‘... i2 tlic army and wants his financial matters set- tled before he goes My question is this: Should I not the divorce only lo make it coli- veaieiit for him or should I let the matter drag along. PATBY- ANSWERP-Your question is one for the lawyers to answer. but inas- much as your husband has at least eanied hall’ of whatever property you ave I don't see why he is not entitled to his fair share of it. no matter if lie is going to waste it on wine. women and song. Evidently you two. between you, have killed love and wrecked yo"? "ltiltflillize hv vour violent tempers. what a price to buy for the plea-ill" .°., ngl ' .

The SL-Chnrles Auxiliary -PRESENTS-

“HELLO BILL ”

A Farcial Comedy in 3 Acts

PRIliDE EDWARD THEATRE

Easter Monday Afternoon and Night APRIL 26th.

2.45 p.m. and 8.15 p.m. Admission 75c and 50c

putuinto that without much trou-- .__._ "le- ‘The many friends of Mr. Joseph

Bill hurried into the house, and ,Murnaghaii. Ji.. learn with re_ spent a iew minutes 011 a superiic-lgret that he is confined to a bed llll investigation, He was not inter- with a C01,;

,ested in the methods of those who ihad, presumably, kidnapped the ‘girl. Sufficient for him to be satis- fied that the girl had been taken, and that the motive for the crime ‘was to extort from her the secret of her uncle's discoveries or to use her 11s n lever to drag the formula from Whonbawiie. That done. he took up the tele- lioncvand asked for a number not 1 isted in any directory. He gave the man who flllfiwifcd him an outline _______ of yvltilnt {Vfienbawne had told him. The many friends of Miss Marv “ on‘ now what u pro J0‘ 1-1 1 - ‘ l0 do“ he Bald. "but if Billing: = ef-ffi.“l'il§i”1-%i“?§s§§’.l“3$-l§il§rl° m lbccn kidnapped I'm afraid you'll‘ __._._ llllllravate the danger ii you put the The school is progressing under polibce lonldto it. “l tliiéilktsiliq; liklfiiyyws capable management of Mr. o cio n i src."B‘ . I terseiicsa hid his lliXlQlY. a ' ipilienlsy~cptulllk'-‘~i-"rfvi-r "I'll send rlvwu a wlwle squad ifl Mr. Martin White spent the week ygu rally the ttirorti.“ said the man at 1 end at his homo in Donagh. -icoiicrcii. i t l f - "Noi 1f filings get hot the l-luniloingtliufig ..§3.~'|v§d'.f§",,‘§§§i§§‘§;, ‘nliight donthe girl nioreharmuandi "Mr. Whcnbaivne." He tilméd w 1atria:..Le":.%tt.t":i:;rt..ll; 1 £31212“ 2"".- "imk r lnut of ilie district. There are a ood zgauizexzlg trhere lmlldengenlrlchglisll} giaiiy liitlttal creeks and small hi den chance of finding her captors. but ,,"-‘fi-* ‘ml U‘? mg" llfiiwtell Rlblm- I believe that the men we are deal- llllygxiltl fl vr band "ha. rivet ally lng with will go w any lvllgtlisi and ill l l’? auuélll orvlllild. Pcllltv o‘: if they are hard pressed they may‘ eraser. satire"... ti: 21h“ i‘: “l: verbatim mm- “Benny and I will do tho searcli- felt! f sthoyeweleveialivghltli akhed ‘owe llllk-Nlgéskibi-fllzutohvl?‘ thcylyt‘ lift like!‘ have reason to believe they have al- rabbit“ was rbl w Bull s fol: "my wmmm“! ‘m’ “‘""l°"- 5° ’ '- s" "l f.'i§”.it‘i"ill‘éi§‘"il.“ "if" ‘f’ ‘all "Right." came the reply. "We vet stand between lu§m°’i..l"l.1w°t.? iliigfil" latrtsllriiismi.s.irz “enlistment u " some pleasant gentlemen. Two mur- tiers and n kidnapping in ii few idays. Not burl going." Bill put down t e receiver, and

Mr. Rudolph Mllgghfln was a visitor to the city over the week end.

The many friends of Mr Charles L. Trainer of Waltham, Mbss. for- merly of Douagli. learn with regret that lie is seriouslv ill.

Mr. Welter White was a visitor to Pisquid over the week end the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Owen Kelly.

r m. The chemist faced the facts caim- l lyg‘ but he was very white. ' l l am in your fiends." Whom: bllwlle FIN illmllly. "I will do as you suggest." i "We will do our utmost to flnril vour niece." lorbrooir said. "l‘ have made arrangements .tl1nt| should ensure she is not taken out of the district. l think Connors and have more chance of saving her alive than a large search nartv would have. but I have no Wish tn iidvlilé you aitainst tnkinw sunli other action as vou mav think at." (To bi! Continued) I

Card of Thanks

Mr. Daniel Nesbltt and family wish to thank their menv friends for the expressions of sympathy received during their recent ber-

eavement. 4-9-11.

tiEllTRkljliilRlilllil-S. A. League

interns, but advertising or a neny nature may he inserted Illiclly au-

CONPEDERATPION Lllils INSUR- L-il"

APRIL lbth is the final day for payment on the first installment on civic taxes. interest will be charged

Wnenbawnc. '1‘o do so would be to 4.9.“,

agitate hitin éuirther and to cause

6V6" 8W5 l‘ any. p HAMPTON UNITED CHU ‘IL- Bill took a silo on llilllsllll- ‘Brill! Minister, Rev. y s. Vessey. . n.

Mr. Wiienbawae a drink," he said gervgm Sunday Apr“ 11m “an.

w Bleeson- “He needs it’ Then W siulw 11AM. DeSabie a RM. Hamp-

Whenbawne: “You must sit down m“ 73o p_ M_ My,“

CORN WALL PASTORAL CHARGE-Services Sunday. April follows: Kingston 3 PM.

P S. School l1 AM.

Minister. 4-9-11.

4-9-11- NEW GLASGOW CHRISTIAN CHUR-(llfl Services. Sunday, April

A. M. Morning Worsiiip, "Upeiiiiig the

Rev. R.

place on the

Services iverc

‘Jpellf’ the 01d ma" 5ald> "I knuw ——— constantly impress on all concerned Sfllllttthlllgti 01 5'01?‘ mlsixliilll‘ l" i539 PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 1N the correct 5i: iriards of thought illldl 3T 5- till YOU now ave ' CANADA. -— M lll lCl ‘ a - i 5 ‘ :1 lit ' l F -

Pecmcpwr an but done su_a my "Fill 9 CHINE? pratt c ill ll that re it's o um

Services for next L0l‘d's Day April llth are to be as follows: Marshiield two services 11 A. M. and 'I.30 P. M

4-9-11. miylolngu iuvait as PTIST ll A. M. Offering

le's Meeting Saturday 8 P. M. in 3 P. M. M. Let us ivorsbip Lords Day. Rev. A. 4-9-11. l

BONSHAW BAPIHET land Canada. and is we] known for

i. m“ “r00 A- M: vlifstilmrelaiig ‘women in many part5 of Canada subject of the pastor's sermon will

t "flfrequentlyl visits Canadian centres 489418 Tfcr the purpose of conducting Home

wgnpmg, BELLS__A qum bu; Charlottetown is being looked inr-

piace in Amh- erst. Nova Scotia, on February 27.

the fans .. guessing on the outcome. " -,. l The above with four inst pre- 2 ilimllillfles rounds out 11 card that I y.’ fl

. Sponsor Deming

Lieut Colonel lorank 111m.

wllgtsis- visiting, Charlottetown.‘ Oil April 10 and iltli, is the Officer

res nsiblo for ilic work of The Sai- ‘ vat 0n Army Womeifs Home bctigul ' throughout the Dominion of Can- ada, and also in Newfoundland. Ber- muda aiid Alaska v The Home League was establish- ed by the Founder oi The Salvation Army, General William Booth, for the purpose of giving counsel lillil - practical pulnancc to wnmou in .c- f lation to lhrii" homes. The Lcziglli? exists to help the another. to nclp the wife and the children. and t0

8

ily Life There are 390 The ~ Home League operating in the Can- 5 adlan Territory. with nu enrolled ' membership of nearly eleven thous- and In addition t0 war service auxiliary W011; the Hrjme League has under- _ itiikeii the visitation of the families "of enlisted men -h\uband.=_ and

branches oi

sons - and by this means hopes to keep closely iii touch with the wives and mothers. helping in times of sickness. and comforting should bereavement ccnie. _

Mrs, Ham 117s had experience in Salvation Army work in Ellfilillld

successful service amongst In her caixicity as Territorial

Home League Secretary’ Mrs. Ham

‘League Rallies and her visit to

[ward to with irrcai. pleasure by lllt‘ Local Home League

Five Bijghlliights A At Sporting Club

Everybody is iaiking about the big week ut the Sporting Club spoil- lsoreu by the Canadian Legion. i The main attraction of the week .1 will be on Thursday evening. April 15th when the croiuu oi‘ the Boxers .don the glove. and leather will ily 'icr iwent-ioilr rounds in one of the best matched fights to be staged iii tiic city. The first inuiii boui. Clayboiirne i und Gassoii 1ie'.d 11o introduction to

-—roaIIy clean.

as ofi! Yet Lifebuoy soothing to the skin!

stops “B.O." for both the

I f Gharioitcioivii light inns. both inru NO ‘ 8-0.”

- ll."\'i‘. given 11c flaming public 9701110

great displ: oi Boxing and all urc

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prov: equally its interesting the first. in the Robinson-Bradshaw bout iii bays urn 1115i. anti pack solid

bu SOAP " waliops and will keep .-

ishouid picnic evcn the most exact- 11g.

The above and four other nights oi Bingo on Wednesday and Friday and Dances on Monday and Satur- day nights should make a very ai- tractive week for Sport lovers in and outside of Charlottetown.

Girl Guide News

lifebuoy’s husky lather works fast — yet is wonderfully mild

O Nothing like Lifcbuoy for dirty hands! Even greasy, grimy work-hands come clean That's because Lifebuoyb deep-cleansing lather gets dirt out as well is mild and gentle-

For cleaner, better-looking hands—you need Lifebuoy Soap! And remember, because oi‘ its special purifying ingredient, Lifcbuoy

Get plenty of Liiebuoy today, bath and the wash-basin!

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LEVER an onucr

HANDS PICK up MANY KINDS OF

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In Memoriam JAMES ii. MaCDOUGALL i

Al his homo iii Bdllgfil‘, on 'l‘ucs- (lay. lviurcii ziiru, Lhcrc lmssct‘. to his rcsi, James hciliy lvlllcuuuguii iii ills scvciiiy-iiltii your,

'1l1c lute lvlr. ivillcuuuguii, (the 1111,, ilicmuci‘ ol his family‘), who iwas iiio sou oi iliu late Martin h/laic- I lLCllf-ilill and ins ivilc the into Jane | 1C0illp.uii. Wns burn iii l-.i.c lvlllcl Work llllll lLblllUS lt widow, nee] l\l\‘ill (Julio ui lvillhuln, .Plll1i.'i5 l4\I\I \l.\\ll>lllL'l'a, Mrs. ycrcy lvlucKuy andl

|l‘lt)l'l‘llCt.‘ iiiiu two soils, Alcxaikicl" spake to illi" (iuili- mild rrcderlc. all ul Bangor.