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CONCERNING ‘THE ACTION AND CHARACTERS:

THUROQAY, NOVEMOER 11 international liadio Programs

CE 8 Shortly alter the death o! his EVENING m‘

wiie known to the operatic world as ‘Elaine -Vaiiessa Edgar MaeKay- disappears, abandoning their baby in a railway station while enroute to visit his wife's aunt, Miss Elsie Young.

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CHAPTER 2. , P”

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‘Fifteen years had passed since Miss Elsie Young of Dluybtirg, had brought drum the lloundlinga Home at Weyburn the tiny waif who was -her grand-niece.

Her arrival with the child, and without explanations—ior Mfss El- sie was not the type oi woman who gives an account oi her actions to her iellowmen and women-mad caused a nine day sensation in the peaceful, little town with its quiet, elm-bordered sidewalks and its neat, white cottages set back from orderly lawns. Lamps in sitting rooms all over the village burned late while neighbor p0pped in up- on neighbor to discuss the event which bad brought into teir midst a new inhabitant, under such my- sterioils circumstances.

Miss Elsie's ward, whom she named Doris, lived and flourished and grew lovelier day by tlay. When the child was still iii her teens, the hopes oi her great-aunt seemed in a fair way to being just- ified. The girl had inherited her liiotheris talent. She hadii voice like n. lurk. clear as crystal, inel- odious as a ptlrling brook.

Iviiss Elsie, who wouldn't take "no" for on answer when she'd made tip her mind to something, persuaded old Otto Weber to take Doris ior a pupil.

The old German had once been u t-Zlflflt master in the musical ceri- ters oi the world-Berlin, Vienna. Budapest, Rome. Many a. golden voice that thrilled audiences rrom the operatic stage bad been train- ed by him in the days oi his prime when singers came from all over the world to plead for his instruc- tion. No one quite knew how the happened to come to Drayburg. l-ie had been in America at the out- break oi the war and when it was ended, he had lost heart, since the old Germany was gone and many oi 'liis kindred and friends had been killed.

So he remained in the pictur- esqile, little, mid-western town and potterell around his garden, wear- lng shabby, old, velveteen jackets, and smoking a vile pipe. l-le took Miss -Els.’e's niece grtimblingly-—- until he heard her sing! ,

Then the old ilre ldsshed in his dim eyes. He trembled with emo- tion as he said.

"You vill be great some day.

‘Vot a voice! You have a wonder- ,i‘lil voice." ‘ She was scarcely more than a child, then, with skirts just cov- |ering her knees and silvery-gilt braids swinging down her back.

"Some day," he went on, puffing on his terrible pipe-the lesson was just finished and she was slip- ping her mlisic into its neat leath- er case, “some day. People will come to hear you sing in greet opera houses or lParis and Vienna

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Children's Aid Society Annual Meeting

The Annual General Meeting oi the Children's Aid society vi Charlottetown and of all persons interested in the welfare oil children will b9 held in the City Council Chamber on the eventing of Monday the 29th November-u inst» at B o'clock.

Armistice

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11.00 P. M. WWLM (390 Cleveland. Sludllo (Pro- gram. KGW (492) Portland. Vaudeville. -WGY (380) Schenectady. Instru- mental Program. -

11.15 P. M. WLW (326) Cincl. Latonin Melody Boys.

First Bird: vinteri . Second Bird: Nope. Too many iurricanes!

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WGBS (31.6) New York. "Footllight and Lamlpllshrt."

WGY (380) Schen ‘ady. Chat.

WBZ (333) Springfield. Educational Lecture.

8.00 1P. M. WJZ (455) N. Y. “Silent Drama."

\I as follows: Messrs. Clarence Hick- ey, ‘Bruce Crozier. Reigh Crozier, Fulton Simmonds, Willie Champion, Lloyd Adams.

Prince of Wales College, spent (Thanksgiving with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Taylor, ilvlalpeque.

So ia_r the smelting season has not proved very satisfactory, but

better things are expected for the “toilers oi the sea."

Great Actor Dead

PAlRiIS, Nov. 9.—~James K. Hack-

Honor Roll oi Faulting School for the month oi October Grade X.—-1, Mary Burns; 2, Gregor Mc- Nutt; 3, Stephen Burns; 4,R.alph IBryenton. Grade lX.—1. Margaret Ramsay; 2, Edith McNutt; 3. Bar- bara lMcGougan. Grade V-Il. —- 1, Louise Burns; 2, Minnie Mandar-

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AT UNION ROAD. THUR$DAY| NOVEMBER 18th AT ONE O'CLOCK

I offer my farm, stock, crop, Im-

~ plemeht for sale on above date.

Shock- eonelading Ofi-—1 General purpose mare 14 yeara, 1 driving mars 10 yeare ,1 mllch cow 5 Y9"! due to freshen, 1 milch cow 5 years duo to freshen April, 1 miich cow 9 year-pane to freshen in May. 1

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abel very shy? yes-oi clothes. which

st, as cheap,

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wlth a string and then

and Milan. Ach, do 1 not know? Hat I not seen? In your own New York vilndst, have I not mit my own eyes seen ten tousand people standing in der rain vaitlng to hear your own mutter sing ‘Mig- nonile'?" Elaine Vanessa's daughter shook back her shining braids, ‘ill don't want to be aii o er," she said simply. .. "Vat a ‘Marguerite’ you vill ve!‘ muttered “the old man. "Why don't you vant to sing, my little one?" "l want to get married when I Brow up and have a ‘house and thirteen children." the girl said solemnly. The old German look the pipe from his mouth and roared with laughter. Doris flushed, but lield her ground.

“I do!" she insisted.

He patted her blonde head.

“Veil spoken. my child—-like a real woman. But marriage is not ior you. You bat the divine spark. lt vill hllrn you-maybe destroy you-—bllt it vill riile you.

pera sing-

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admiring, husky-voiced yolithll. she had watched them with sharp

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day, Nov. 5th. Blanche was a bright willing scholar in school, and a helpful membefir in the home. it seems regretabe that a young liie with all its untried possibilities should ‘be so suddenly taken and a home so greatly saddened on ac- count of the removal oi a. loved member. The funeral service was held at the home on Sunday after- noon at two o'clock. and was very largely attended. The first part oi the service was conducted by Rev- 'D. M. Grant, oi lPrincetown church, or... spoke most consolingly from the words "Let not your heart be u-ouqflad," while the latter part

"on of this place, who exhorted

partition ior the inevitable. torment took "place in Mellletllle

Eight

was taken by lRev. Mr. William- on, oi.’ the Presbyterian congrega-

liis hearers to live the liio oi Dile- n.

nemetnry, and the pail-hearers were

son; 3, James McKay. Grade VI. —1. Ruth ‘Montgomery; 2, Elwin Mvlllltain: 3. Ray McGougan; 4, Helen rBurns. lPcriect attendance: Mary Burns, Gregor McNutt, Louise Burns, Minnie iidanderson, Ruth Montgomery. Grade VImjrr-l. Sldney McGougan. Grade V. —1. Barbara lMcGougan; 2, Leslie Ab- bott; 3, ilack McKenzie. Grade IV. —-1, lRosie ‘Wall, Ruby Whitlock. and Kenneth Owen (equal); 2, Earle Stewart; 3. Albert MoGoiig- an. Grade Illl., sr.——1, Grace Bearisto; 2, Bruce Champion; 3, Amy Champion and Harry McGou- gan (equaL) Grade Ill., jr. -- 1, Goldie Wall and Vera Whitlock, (equal). Grade IIL. sr.—— 1, Lorne Owen; .2, Corn. McGougan. Grade

Abbott. Grade IL, sr. —1. Ruby

Stewart; 2, Kenneth McKay; 3,

neth McKay and Grace Bealrsto.

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il-leath Mlmderson, Lea McGougan. ‘Perfect attendance: Sidney Mctiou- gan, Barbara McNutt, Leslie Ali- bott, Kenneth Owen. Mary Stewart, Wilton Ramsay, Roy Abbott, Kell-

ett, the American actor. who for many years has resided in Tali-ls. died today. ‘

Death was due to heart disease following a long illness from an in- ternal complaint. Mrs- Hackett, w-ho was Beatrice H. Bockley, oi Iiondon pvas at the bedside when death came.

Mr. (Hackeit was to have appear- ed tomorrow at the Royal Matinee before King George and Que u Matty oi England in a scene fr MacBeth iior the aid 0t the Strat- iord-on-Avon Shakespearean fillies- tre, which is to be built to talks the (place oi the onstreceutly hurli-

-———<o>--- TEN KILLED AND 28 WOUNDED IN ELECTION FIGHTS IN lMEX- I00

MlEXIlCO CilTY, Nov. i). - Ten Dorsons were killed and more than 28 wolinded in fights over local elections. according to‘ reports rc- celved here from various parts of the Republic. Special despntchesg

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ing for three years, and at the end oi the

state that seven persons were kil-

Yo villn k iii ." u m e any m" Ce led and several wounded in thel

0n her nineteenth birthday, Miss Elsie told Doris ‘her plans ior the future.

"Next winter," she said, “l have arranged for you to go to New York to study. You will stay with your cousins, Camilla and ‘Henry Fielding. They were with me the day ll went to Weyburn to get you."

"Aunt Elsie," Doris lifted her green eyes to the older woman's face. "tell me, did you never hear anything iiirt-her nbolit—my fath- er?"

eyes. She had no mind to permit Doris‘ career to be nipped in the bud by a puppy love afiain, But, for all her watchinlness, Doris precipitated s. sensation in August oi ller nineteenth year- tbe first oi a long series oi sienna- tlons in a career considerably sprinkled with excitement.

(To Be Continued) —i<-O¢—-———

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oropl-quantlty or hay, etrew. orteurhixed grain, potatoes and tur- n .

soon becomes perfectly white with

Miss Wright, oi Bsdoqtie, is washing

spending Thanksgiving, the guest oi her friend Miss Helen Ramsay, at Mr. and lMre. Howard Ramsay's. Hamilton.

Women

in. Ten

have discarded old by- giuiie methods fortbis newway-mieprotw tion-diecerdalikctissue

BIN til world etarted ex- ‘pectlng more o! women, the bid-time ‘sanitary pad‘ bed tovjo. Doctors urge a new way. Mllllone employ it. You ma: eheereet frocks without a eeeood thought, any time, anywhere You meet every day ita- handlwwi- _Itle celled "Kdrlrfiulve time ae aims-bees ee the ordloary_ cotton padl

i dviiss iluth Mathieson, a former teacher at ll-la n and Sea View district. sliveiit Thanksgiving the guest oLiMiss Hazel il-lopgood, Mal- peque.

Mrs. ‘Herbert Champion and Miss Blanche Champion, oi Alberton, a)-e guests oi Mrs. Arch. Henry.

lMr. Eamon, oi Vernon River, spent Thanksgiving the guest oi his sister. Mrs. Jas. K. MoGougan.

pa.

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“i suppose," mused Doria, "that he glit killed somehow."

"if he did," saidthe aunt locsn- ically, "he succeeded in destroying h’: body. Nothing was ever found."

"Perhaps," said Doris, only lbali aloud. "I reminded him of my moth- er and he couldn't bear to look at mo."

"You're like Elaine." "Miss Elsie studied the curve oi the hell-avert? ed cheek. "A good deal like ther. You also resemble you cousin Ca- milla -Flslding-tlis one I've just mentioned."

. "My looks can‘t'be very individ- ual ii I share them with so many people."

Hei- aunt wee silent. she didn't believe in elneoa ng vanity: moreover. ehs trad a suspicion that ti little ininx thew lust how pret-

vne. . ‘~\'»- . m more than years, Min" mate's veranda m be, clutter- ed during summer even age with

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Mr. Frederick Irving, Cape Trav- srae, is spending the week-end the guest oi Mr. George McGougau, Malpeque. '

_ Mr. Leslie and Miss Sophie Rani- say motored to Charlottetown on Saturday.

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