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“Theres a lady asking for ; Mr. I-Ianby. She says she won’t ge- away until she sees you."

chose this designation himself- was a small, thin man with an active Adam‘s apple, who despised tact as something beneath him Hanby had often set out for his

loffices in Leonard streets with the 'intention of letting Smucker go,

and of replacing him with a neat, smiling, efficient girl; but invari- ably some sixth sense informed Smucker of his danger. Invariably he would speak of his vast re- sponsibilities, of his large family, of his invalid father, of the house he was was buying on the insall- mcnt plan, and of the ravages of inszcts in his little garden.

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girl would have known that her cmployer was busy, and would have found out what thc visitors errand was.

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Hiinby.

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air. `

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ing You a Dog

“I suspect she is desirous of sell-

ing you a dog."

Hanby brightened. _ "That's easy. Explain in well-

chosen language that in another incarnation I was a priest of Bu-

onc-time worshiper of the Sacred

Adolf Smucker sighed. I-lis em-

'P10yer's frivolity always saddened ‘him. He would have preferred to serve a stemer, more unbending, portlier, and older man, a man who never made jokes or saw them. Smucker often wondered why it was Hilton Hanby had succeeded so well. A swift glance showed Smucker that his employer was looking at the photographs of the splendid estate he was about to buy.

Mr, Smucker passed to the outer

office with slow step. The lady who would not go was the sort of person whom he always surveyed with hostile eyes. She wore too much jewelry and was enwrapped lavishly in fur.

"If," said he coldly, "you wish

to sell one or more of your dogs. Mr. Hanby says for me to say he's not in the market."

The stranger pressed her three

tiny beasts soclose to her that they yelped.

“Not all his money could buy

even one of them!" shc snapped. "I must see him. Tell him I shall

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an nun anim New Yan. N. !.

Hanby looked at Smucker, andltelephone booth, and I dare not sighed. The secretary-he had trust them to anyone else. Tell him »

'who had trusted too well.

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CHAPTER I stay here all day until he come..

“rough that door." » “Madam, I suggest telephoning _.om a pay station." | “My darlings will not enter a

Ido not want to buy or sell. I have something to say of vital im- portance, and he will be wise to see me at once." '

Mr. Smucker, who had all the

nastier little curiosltles about life which dwell so frequently with his sort, wondered if here at last he was to learn some hidden details of his employer's past. Hanby was a handsome and generous man. Women liked him. Perhaps this singular creature had a daughter

“Something about his past?" Mr.

Smucker suggested.

"Something about my past,"

flamed the caller.

Mr. Smucker turned on his heeli

and re-entered the private office.

"lt isnt the dogs," said he..

vcrsation about the Past. 1 may be

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wrong, Mr. Hanby-I hope I am- ,

‘but I think she knows something

about your past which may not be

creditable to you." | - "Thank you, Smucker!" said,

_ _,\g_»., Hanby. “I can always trust you toi

take the kindly view. You are| quite right. My past was blacker than night. If I had my deserts, I should long ago have been electro- euted. Bring the lady in. I trust she is beautiful!"

Smucker went out, offended. As

usual, Hanby had laughed at him. Well, the day was not so far dis- tant when Adolf Smucker would have his turn! He wasted a. lot of office time dreaming of what he would do when he was in power. -

“Madam. I have persuaded thel

boss to see you," he said ioftiiy.f Then he jumped back. “That black dog nearly bit me!"

whom no woman should trust. Do

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SEE'

VERY week end all summer the mightiest ships afloat

E will be sailing into Halifax Harbour. Majestic.

_ V Leviathan, Berengaria and a score more--~flagships of the World's greatest fleets, some of them far surpassing

in length four whole city blocks. \

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` The Colossus ‘of Rhodes, the Hanging Gardens of Babylon---nothing that man has made through all the ages exceeds in grandeur or interest these modern floating

palaces.

For the sake of yourself, for the sake of your family.

E you should see them. Halifax will be at its best when

you comermerchants are arranging special sales, some of the Show Boat Cruises are planning local entertainments, with the best of Broadway stars appearing in person-

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not attempt to deny it, and don’t move your throat in that lm-_ pudent manner!" '

She swept past him into his em-'

ployer’s mom. _ _'

If he had expected youth or_

that the jewels she wore were costly. There was a. look or tragedy in her smoldering dark eyes. l

“I’m afraid you were kept wall l

ing,” Hanby began pleasantly.

"I have been kept waiting for

bastls, I cannot, therefore, as a mm ears.. she Baa 1', , ‘.'|___,_;-,r;,,,. ~ _

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eyes were fixed onthe photo- graphs of the house he had made arrangements to buy. “I don’t think you sent in your card."

“My name is Selenos," she said. i "Seiina?" Hanby asked. ` "Selenos, Selenos," she repeated.

"If you were a. Californian. it would be a familiar name- There* is the Selenos river.”

(To be Continued)

PEAKE- GRANT NUPTIALS

(Vancouver Province, July 9) Of particular interest to many

friends, both in Nanaimo and in Vancouver, was the marriage, which took place in St. Andrew's United Church. Nanaimo, on Wednesday afternoon last at 2:30 o'elock of Dorothy Elizabeth, daughter of Mr. and Mrs._ Frederick C. Grant of Nanaimo, to Mr. Lionel Arthur Mc- Kay Peake, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lionel Peake also of Nanaimo. The service was performed by the Rev., F. W. Anderson.

The church had been decorated

ifor the occasion by friends of the

ferns, and made a lovely setting for the bride and her attendants The

veil of Brussels net was fashioned

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“I u ` beauty. I-Ianby was dissapointed' I -'Wi N ` ` _ I s- I.

' It was atall, gaunt old woman* I X

should have informed you, Mr. 1:1; :Sid ~:;:r1'1o]:; Tig; Q a I Q a \ a

Hanby." ’ ’ ' _ ,il ' ' _

_ had been beautiful. He could see , 1 ' " N 1 m A | N 5* 1

“What do you think she Wanted? Y that she was :richly dressed and WQICQ Cf ova - Ia * * 2 C olce ova cofla

9_1' ' PAGE l` _ ______`_, __V_:___;;___¢ __ :__!`_HE CHARLOTTETOWN- GUARDIAN _ _ . _ ==_ _ .|gJ|_,Y 20' 1931

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"’ ‘ ` “I can rel on his instincts," she . _ °" Will md' “Y°“ ;”“““ °°“”l°”°° “S °“°- e zo i ay o a i etime--_-The chance o a I1 etzme. Come!

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Cat, buy dogs from strange ladies.”` for thaw, He observed that her _ __ _-:L __n...,,

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wore wide-brimmed leghorn hats Mrs. W. W. Lewis and Mrs. F. B-

trlmmed with matching shades ot peach and mauve, and carried bou- quets of sweet pens.

Miss Mary Grant. sister of the

bride. was flower girl. She was dressed ln apple green organdle with lime bonneclsmped im to match and carried a basket ot car- nations and sweet peas.

Mr. Harry Smith of Victoria was

best man and the ushers were Mr. Ernest Good and Mr. James Grant.

Mr. Dlnsmore played the wedding

march, and during the signing oi' the register Mrs. John Grant ol’ Vancouver gang "Sacrament"

Following the ceremony e. recep-

tion was held at the Nanaimo Golf and Country Club, where the bride and groom received the congratula- tions and best wishes of their friends beneath A white floral bell, and with .1 background of greenery and bi-for roses.

Mrs. Grant, wearing a golden

colored lace dress with black lace hat was assisted in receiving by Mrs. Peake, whose gown was of blue georgette with -hat to match.

Cunllffe poured tea, while Mrs. F. W. Anderson and Mrs. Irving Bearce cut they lces. The serviteurs were Mrs. Arthur Ielghton, Mrs. Wilfred Nickolson, Miss L. Caldwell, Miss Ella Dobson, Miss Pauline Parting- tone, Miss Virginia Eby, Miss Dor- othy Pearson a.nd Miss Marjorie Laity. Following the toasts. Mr. Gabriel Brown played a violin solo.

Mr. and Mrs. Peake _‘-:ft for a.

motor trip to the Island, the bride travelling in a leaf green tailored costume with hat and shoes to match.

The brido‘s gifts to the brides-

maids were white gold necklets with topaz, amethyst and pearl settings, and to the flower girl a silver neck- let with Jade setting- The gronm's gift to the bride was a. white gold Wristlet watch and the brlde's gift to the groom was a gold elgnet. ring. Clif?-ONUWII 8l1€8ts were: Prol-

Bhd MIS. G°°l‘8e E. Robinson, Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Robinson, Dr. Stan- ley Paulin. Miss Dorothy and Mme Elizabeth Paulin, Mr. George Pau. lin, Mr. Bert Hagell, Mr. Harry

‘bride and groom with flowers and _ _ __ N W ____ _

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bride was given in marriage by her' V

father, and her gown was of Chan- |

‘"1" 1°” °"°' d““ fm °""l’°~ H" We continue to receive Live Hogs at our plant every

as q, fitted cap, with orange blossomsji fuesday- an I ay 'Hannon' JUAREZ, Mex., July 17. (U,P.)..

at elilger sidle of the soft folds. She,-. Bring your hugs -direct tu us and you save an ‘utah Flor the first time tri many monthl, carr a ouquet of sweetheart -~ - _ gegghg |n ,mu-gg “Neg” hmm ,.,,m_ mediate expenses. Thus, getting top-market price. dm," _mm Prmomly hmm md

'rne bridesmaid.. Mas inherit 'mn twice tm number or anna ' ' Optometrists-At. your

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Good d Mis c tn i B . D F ` i ` ` rortalghtlytlnnomr. ~- wore eliixnnings frozkserorfeorgzlgse ` *nl*

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Spring, Mr. George Rolla, Major and Mrs. John R. Grant-

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RICE POINT AND VICINITY

Miss Mary McDonald, Providence

R. I., ls spending the summer with her mother, Mrs Mary McDonald.

Mrs. N. A. McDougall, Elm

Avenue is visiting in Rice Point the guest of her mother Mrs. Jane Mc- Eachern.

The Misses Sarah Goss and Ednl Frizzell, Cornwall, are spendlm their holidays in Rice Point the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Fletcher Mc- Eachern.

Miss Roe McNeil, Cumberland

is visiting friends in Rice Point.

Messrs. Lome Scott and John

Beaton, Charlottetown. motored to Rice Point recently.

Mr. D. D. Mclredyen and Elwyn

Morrow are busily engaged in mak-

wuy in this vicinity. Keep rp the good work.

IUABIZ DEATHS T0? BI?.'l'lIl

‘fashioned alike, the former in peach - ' cent of the death! were due to in- _ UI I H I V H _R

ing improvements on the high- S. S. A H

WORK NIGHTS T0 FINISH _ ,

SYRACUBE, N. Y., July 16 (U.

P.)-Night work to complete the Oneida. River bridge ahead ol_ schedule was started recently un- der floodlights. The men will work in ten hour shifts.

TENDERS r

Tenders will be received at the

oline ol the City Surveyor up to noon on Monday, July 20th from persons willing to supply the City

Sourib, Wood Islands, inshore rand. _ and intermediate or Hillsboro Buy lend. At lent 50 lbl. ol und to eoeompuny each tender ul n sample. Snnd need not be weighed on the City Sollee but will be measured by the City Surveyor when piled.

The lowest or my tender not neo-

euerily eoeepted. _

G. P. NICHOLSON.

City Clerk.

7469-'l-18-21.

FURNES! BED CROSS LINE

height ml hnengen.

Leave Arrive Arrive Montreal Clrtvwn Cb’t»own 10 £.` ln. end und ' been for Leno for

Bt. .lolm'| Mouttoel

June N _ July l July 18 July li .llly 11 Aug. 8 Au; 10 Aug 1'!

June 21 July u Ill! sl Au l

with and from the following piuegsgf Y 0 U R 0 \

GRAIN EXHIBITIUK

ll farmers who are couriderln

exhibiting my crop ut the World! Grain Exhibition, Regina, 1932, wil write the undersigned, arrangement will be made to have an edicts* visit you to give you every utili- unce possible with your exhibit.

J. W. BOULTER. `

Secretary Provincial Seed Bond.

'M33-7-15-mwfbl

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