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CHAPTER ill

THE TIGRTENING NET It is doubtful if Herbert would have overlooked Mia's outrageous behavior that night, or accepted Dorothy's vague reference to a practical Joke, had not he assured himself over the 'phone that she was actually in Dorothy's studio. Even then he was suspicious; she might‘ not have been alone in the studio.

She returned home, penltent and loving, a little apprehensive, until she learned that Gllroy Holmes was no longer in the house.

Herbert read her a lecture on her frivolous ways and ended with a warning anent Dorothy Caine.

"I repeat. Lila, that this girl is not a safe friend for you. She is en- tirely too careless and irrespon- sible. Nearly all of our-er-édis- agreements have arisen from some incident in which Dorothy played the leading part."

Perched on the arm of his chair, her lips against his cheek, Lila was adorably docile. '

“Dot doesn't mean any hann, darling. She and I—well, we, play silly games; we've always had heaps of fun together. And sometimes we

a much more dignified fashion in the future."

Herbert lei; the matter rest, at that, but, in his heart, he was not at all satisfied. He told himself that Lila and Dorothy Calne were up to something, and he didn't intend to let them pull the wool over his eyes.

Lila. growing more sensitive every day to other peoples’ moods, because it was desperately necessa y, realiz- ed that suspicion regarding her act- ions was firmly implanted in Her- bert. she strove to be more than ever sweet and charming and doc- ile. She agreed with him in- every- thing, fell in with all his plans, and gave him all her time, with the ex- ception of the hour each day when she had to see Jack Farquahar, or arouse that exacting young man's ire. Farquahar was growing more and more restive. His demands that she publicly announce their engageme it became alsrmingiyinsistent. He no longer seemed content to have tea with her at the home of "Mrs. Herbert Ware."

One afternoon he demanded ab- ruptly: “Why doesn't Mrs. Ware ever show herself? Now that I've met her, there seems no reason for her absenting herself so pointedly."

"Oh, she's very busy," declared Lila hastily. “Why do you want to see her?" she askedtoashigly. “Did

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you find her so attractive?" "I saw your uncle yesterday." he remarked, ignoring the question. Lila started violently. “Uncle Dan? But he—" she caught herself up sharply and bit her lip. Surely Uncle Dan had gone westi "You didn't tell me his name." said Earquahar dryly. “I mean the man we saw that day at the Ritz." mu piped. Farquahar, of course, referred to

the occasion when she had run.

across her father.

i. "Where did you see him?" she asked apprehensively.

~ “Coming out of your father's house. It would seem that he visits ,there several times each day."

~ The significance of that revela- ition came home to Lila. She gasped:

"Jack, you've been "spying again!"

He shrugged.

' you like to call it that. Though, personally, - I fail to see why I may not stroll in the neigh- 'borhood of your home, without being accused of espionage." _

"I won't have it, Jacki" declared Lila hotly. "I-you'll get me into serious trouble, if you persist in ,such nonsense."

t “And I'm telling the truth—for once!" she thought grimly.

“I'm not sure that I wouldn't pre- fer that." answered Farquahar de- liberateiy. "Then you'd have to take steps to free yourself from that other engagement, instead of string- ing me along, as you're doing."

"If you've so little consideration .for me and are so dissatisfied with things as they are, why don't you break our engagement?" asked Lila

such a suggestion.

He smiled ironically, and replied,

as he had before: ‘ "Not by a long shot, my dear. I consider you more than merely en- gaged to me. I hold that pledge almost as sacred as a marriage vow. And I'm not the sort who goes back on his word. I'll never give you up, ‘and, if you try to make me do so. {I'll go to your father with the whole istory. And, before that, I'll send an announcement w the newspapers. |I’m not going to let you make a fool of me, Lila."

She was aghast at the threat, but she managed to say petulantly:

"I don't believe you love me a bit, Jack. I think it's only that you want your way. You can't bear w be a loser."

“You bet your life I can't-s.nd won't!" he answered warmly.

Lila sighed resignedly. She won- dered how long this farce-or trag- edy—whichever it was to be-would go on. Could she endure much more? The suspense, the constant need for preparedness, for evasion, for downright falsehood, was telling on her (rightfully.

It was that same afternoon. after Siddons had ushered Farquahar to the door, that he returned to Lila.

“Iltrust that Madam has not for- gotten that little matter of an in- crease in my salary," he suggested respectfully.

“I'll speak to Mr. Ware tonight," said Lila wearily. .

She had little hope regarding the

justified. Herbert declared flatly:

“A raise? Ridiculou . The fellow is vastly overpaid as ii: is. Not an- other cent from me. and if he doesn't like it, tell him he can get out." ‘

That was the last thing Lila dared tell Slddons. She must get the money somehow,

(To Be Continued.)

Dominion of Canada Province of Prince Edward Islahd

IN CHAN CERY

Before No.D-22. .. .. John A. Collings and William Mc- Lure, Executors of the lust Will and Testament of Daniel Collings, COMPLAINANTS AND Eva Ceilings, Caroline Thompson, Kate Hicken, Hugh Collhgs, Lionel Colilngs, David L. Hicken, Doris Thompson and Everett Thompson DEFENDANTS Pursuant to a Decretal ' Order made in the above cause on the TWBllU-fourth day of August, A. n. 1928 by His Honor the Vice-Chan- cellor, Notice is hereby given to all creditors of the said Deceased, Dan- iel 90115188. to come in and prove thkelr said claims before the Vice- Y‘ “ in his P“ t . ln the Law Courts’ Building in Charlotte- town on Tuesday the Eighteenth day M September s. 0., 192s, between the hours of Eleven o'clock in the forenoon and me o'clock in the afternoon otherwise to be excluded from the benefit of the said Order and be barred from and against any claim against the paid Estate. Dated this 28th day of August, A. D., i928. LEITll E. RRECKEN, Registrar. J. D. STEWART, Esquire, R. C., Complains ‘ solicit“, 7422-8-29-ws4i. '

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