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"They got him," "Let them go, Peter; nothing now." "Keep back. you!" roared a hoarse voice from. the darkness. "We've done our job here."
And then the other car swung around and made off.
Peter started again, and check- ed near the shed.
They found Smith lying on his
Lola called.
some rugs that the two girls brought from the car and spread on the rough grass. Peter held the man up, while Lola forced some spirit between his teeth. Be open- ed his eyes. and then settled him- self more evenly against Peter. ”They got me, all right.” he said. "Did you put them on to me. Lola?"
"I told them I meant to find you, Boy," Lola confessed. "They have watched me since then, I
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"well, I asked for it." he said. his eyes avoiding Marcia.
”Why didn't you keep under cover until we came?" Peter asked.
"Dont be so dumb, Peter." Lola said, sharply. "He came out from cover, to keep us out of it. what chance had we. butting into a scrap like that?"
"I tried to double-cross Lola." the man said. coming to me."
"Never mind that," Lola direct- ed. ”Drink some more from this flask, and then we are going to lift you into the car. Get that yellow driver, Peter, to lend a hand. Be yourself. Boy; and we'll have you in the hands of a good doctor in five minutes."
But Truscott Whalen feebly mo- tioned aside the proffered flask. And then he smiled derisively.
"Marcia." Peter directed. "Go and get the two-seater, and drive Lola back to the cottage. Please go with her, Lola; you can do noth- ing more here . . . "
"It was the but thing that could have happened for him,” Lola said, some months later, when Peter was putting the finishing touches to her portrait. "what- ever 1 used to feel about College Boy came to an end when I saw him with that new face of his."
"You know that the Doctor re- sponsible for it has been delin- itely pronounced insane," said Peter.
"They were both of them nuts. I guess." Lola ventured. "But col- lege Boy left that Doctor all his money, didn't he? What happens to that?"
"I know no more than that the, estate is in the control of the French law," Peter said, "I think that will be all, Lola."
Lola stepped from her platform. and came to Peters aide, to in- spect the finished picture.
"It's money in the bank. Peter," she said. "Is your wife reconciled
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to that bit of work yet?"
"She'll be glad to hear that it is finished," Peter said, with a smile. "But she's been very reason- able about it. Lola."
"And is that as good as it seems to me?" Lola asked, nodding at the canvas.
"I may live-to do something as good again, one day," Peter said. "I know that I shall never do any- thing better. It will make the ex- hibition which I am arranging. And, of course the great success of your film will ensure a popular success, as well as the artistic one. You see, I am very sure about it."
"So we have made one another's fortunes, Peter." Lola meditated. "We started with a bad break, and
that poor ape, College Boy. But for him, I'd have been on the way to the snowbirds, by now. And you'd have been Mr. Murcia Soanes, a tame-cat husband."
"And presently." Peter said, with a touch of malice, "you will be Mrs. strubinski. At least. I am told as much."
"Who says so? Strubinski?" Lola snapped the question: out. "A man with three ex-wives at Hollywood. I'll bet you got that one from your wife. Peter."
"she sends her warmest re- gards, and best wishes," Peter said, disconcerted by the thrust. "I'll say she does." Lola Agreed. "Weii,. good-bye."
"Until next time," said. shaking hands. "There'll be no next time," Lola
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liieorgetown Legion Ladies' Auxiliary Annual Meeting
. 3 The annual meeting of the Ladies' Auxiliary of the Canadian Legion, Georgetown Branch. was held in the Legion Hall on Mon- day, January 26th. The president, Mtrs. J. W. Lavers. presided.
The meeting opened in the usual manner, followed by the roll call. The minutes were read by the secretary, Mrs. J. A. 3. Mac- Connell, and adopted. The treasur- er, Mrs. Mary Yorston, presented
A vote of thanks to the retiring president, Mrs. J. W. Lavers, was moved by Mrs. W. A. Paterson and seconded by Mirs. H. P. George. Sr. The retiring presi- dent then thanked the officers and members of the Auxiliary for their co-operation in auxiliary work, during the past year. Mrs. William Murphy, seconded by Mrs. Chester Walker, moved I vote of thanks to the secretary, Mrs. J. A. B. Macconnell, and the treas- urer. Mrs. Mary Yorston, for their work during the year.
Letters of thanks for Christmas parcels were read from several Georgetown boys serving over- seas.
The following officers were elected for the ensuing year: presi- dent - Mos. Alec Arsenauit; First
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Mr. and Mrs. Patrick St. John. celebrate their 58th wedding an- niversary on Thursday January 22nd, and received the well wishes of their many friends.
The fire department was called to a fire at Gowan Brae on Tues-
urer - Mrs. Mary Yorston: execu- tive - Mrs. Lawrence iBatchilder, Mrs. Howard MacLean, Mrs. II. P. George. Sr.. Mrs. Philip Bou- clreault and Mrs. Chester Walker: auditors - Mrs. A. H. Stewart and Moe. J. B. scully; sick com- mlttee for three months, Mrs. 'J. W. Lovers and Mrs. Philip Bou- dreault.
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day evening January 30th at the home of Mrs. Michael O'Keefe. The fire. which was confined to the flue, fortunately did not cause any great damage.
on Wednesday evening January 21st the Ladies Auxiliary of Sourls Hospital held I. successful card party in st. Mary's Hall, Bridge, cribbage and 45's were enjoyed by a large number. The ladies plan to hold another later.
non Monday evening January 19th the Board of Directors. the members of the staff of Souris Hospital and the Bourls Fire De- partment enjoyed the showing of several pictures dealing with fire prevention. One of the films en- titled "Fire and Your Hospital" is the only one of its kind in Can-
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E. C. Macbean. president of the Board of Directors. The stuns were shown in the Town and the projector was operated by constable Meurrant of the local R. C. M. P. detachment.
Prior to their departure 1 Im- well party for Rev. W. B.' I. and Mns. Corkum was held kl St. James' United Church HILL Contests were enjoyed by all. fol- lowed by an address by Mr. Bruos Stewart, who also read a poem composed by Mrs. George Leurd. Mrs. A. H. Smallwood and Mrs. Arthur Wright presented a. well filled wallet to Mr. Corktnn, and a petit point purse to Mrs. Oar- kum. Mr. Corkum expresed hi! thanks to the congregation and the balance of the evening was passed with a sing song and 1
, the financial report which was face' and Peter "med mm on m moved and adopted. Twelve mem- vice-president - bers were in attendance. It was de- Lavers; second vice-president -- clded not to hold a lunch at February meeting.
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