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July 31st Regular

GYRO DANCE

At

AUGUS 9,10,11,12, I3, The First Visit oI

The Rt. Hon.

R. B. BEIIIIEI .

K. C, M. P.

Liheral-Ilonservative leader

CHAPTER 21 THE DILEMNA

Dorothy walked in, just as Her- bert, terrified by Mia's attack of weeping, was going to the telephone. for the second time, to call her.

there's lust a mayn’t," consoled

Beach Grove Inn - _ She was looking pale and anxious; Admisslflfl _ - she wore a coat over her‘ smock; H I her hair was disheveled. , "Has anything happened?“ she c - _‘ HEAD OFFICI HALIFAX.CAN. asked breathless]! "1__wgs mlklng .. — r. w. BIGNTLI€\ mango. fur t0 Lila Whenzd i m l ]_ ed .. ___ Prince Ellwlsrd lllillld Herbert loo e n nsey re lev . ll ll to recogrllze mu . “so h‘ was Y0“? I wondered who gggnhlfllg to htvtrem. Herbert's club?“ the person was who could have “But naturally your new home Pro ert or Sale r rm r-r www- Reflvated shlmmthy; gaze ldhhgdbw 1:5 ‘that found Herbert's name in the Social; _ e seem perp exe y w a s e Reglswfl. (“mum has) Valuable property f0!‘ Sale. Dwelling "ff"- , , "Oh. Dot if you keen on bell"; HALIFAX, N. s., July 2e. - The . G d Pownar what do you mean by shock? senslble and explanatory. l.“ lllwe Canadlan Government steamer b01186 situated 0011161‘ ra 011 an shfnrilgllrlezi laglxigg-zlé-l m“ famed hysterics exam!” cried Il-“e-fThmk Lady Laurler, which srouhrloa in ' ' ' ' - ,, think. What I'm "P 389- n5lh" th Bras D'Of' Lake near St. Pet- Streets’ can easlly be CPHVerted Into apart wlgzsgl? ‘rnhzdléalllglllltht’: galls "Do you know just. what you i: er’; canal last night? was refloated melo- Hot water hsatmg- r 1-» smzzisii: ..s'::?...'?"'"*"" W if."i...‘i‘.“ill'..°.‘i"..'éi‘.f'h‘.ilfifil ‘$3.353? For further particulars apply 51 Grafton Herbert didn't follow her. He m, y... l... .. pitying glance. by c, H, 3...”, 1..., .3... m. 5t°°d l“ the hhhwhy at’ the hm" of "Isn't it, obvious? Here I am. mer- the Marine and Fisheries depart- Street- ma’ stall)“ is”??? thlzhlghlllflhllllylle ried to a man I adore, a man madly ment in a telegram from Capt. W. - -9- .-S t.-6i R5 0T" Y e "3" l 1 , h has ked m a hund- A. Robinson, master of the Lariy 8M7 7 Mo“ a wmldered- when she claimed that h: ohlfne‘: it; there?! everebeen any Laurier. Capt. Robinson wired call- Eighteen engineering schools in she had been talking to Lila; or one else ln my llre’ and rye sworn cellatlcn or plans that had been the United States have cooperative was she merely trying to shield there wasnm And now the other made w -serld the wreclrlng ma, courses that enable more than 5000 Lila? What could Dorothy Caine ma“ appears’ expectlrlg me w keel, Reindeer m his assistance and 5mg y" erecmm of Kellslngwn Skaflng students to earn their waytlvhile ob- gav: Fgalldtllto send his wife into a a pledge rmm whlcll rd llmuglll h? was prooqedlrlg to Marble Moum Rink BIlIldlng.-—-Teflflef'S will be taming pfflcflllcfll lnstrue 0n- ea i‘ (his death had released me. And hell tam. meived by m, udmlglml "l, ,0 ______ iDorothy meféltlllme- h? §°““d hold me to it, if 1 know Jack Far- . , a o - L le- Pale "m1 e“ °“ e‘ "Si" o h - o 1 rather think 1 d0. ' IRI.."IZI“II.'L‘..ZZZ'IIQ°SS“§ bulllghllsg Annual MGGIZIIIg‘ ins-room couch. She locked the gofsgrlugz}. 020,123) 115:1; as n‘ t 203 rt Plans elm be seen or, door, walked over to the’ couchasarlld “or course’ a coun n nllllllcatlon w Secretary- All mater- The annual meeting of the n. J. km“ d°wn~ "k1"! 1415s ha“ l‘ chance that he Audits» system! 11mm T“ lal suvlllied- Lowest or My Tender McNeiii Black a. Silver Fox Co. ma. hefs; l n w ha‘, Dorothy. l3" Edward strut» "ell!"- N- 5 not hvwmrilv lwcevted- will be held in the Tyne Valley llall 1m m“ " Y lf°'l:Yb b n h g "Pray Heaven!" murmured Lila. (Making frequent trips. to KENSINGTON sxarmc RINK 0,, Tugsflgy, August, 7th, 192s, at 2 live“ Y°" W" a s °¢ » “ “ After a moment. he said suddenly: C0,, LTD.‘ l,_ n, u? b? I was fun“? when 7°“ "Dot, did he say what ship he W. L. DELANEY, Secretary. dldnt answer, after Id heard that was salllng on?" 7_z3_4l_ J. E. STEWART, terrific crash and found that the “The caronlar. Secretary. connection was broken. I came rush- “Then you-ll have m ma“ mm mg d°wn here as that as I chum Dot. He mustn't be allowed to rush i get my car through the trafficllLila around town’ mung m locale ma. » o B how much does Herbert know? Dummy rose from the couch We have a few iano p Mm Elizabeth Connlck offers for Dorothy. her voice equally 10W. m see hlmy

"Nothmgl" 5am Lha whhm “yew Her face turned away, a faint white There was a long and thoughtful blur m the dusk

silence. Dorothy's pretty brows ol-m sorry’ L118," she 551d qlllel1y_ were fl°wmhg' ,, "I'd do almost anything to make

"How-what dld the cable say? you llappyv But_l won-t meet your asked Lila finally, in a low voice. Captain Farllunllar I_1 never want

boxes for immediate sale her fifty acres of wood-land hhswereh briefly: She was gone, leaving Lila staring l (‘i d t u, r ‘It was hddressed h’ M155 Lhh after her in amazement. 8a e‘ 1a an ge Wm‘ “hm” umh" eflwh‘ h Latham and was sent from Paris. It

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lrl b l," home and you. so y p“ c Tears began to

cheeks. "Oh, Dot, what am I going to do?" Dorothy stroked her hands com- fortihgly. "We'll find a way out. somehow." "And I love Herbert s0!" walled

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Lila. "This is my punishment for being too happy. I had no right to be happy when Jack was dead, as I thought. Even if I didn't really love him, I should have been loyal to his memory. I should have kept that pledge we‘ made."

Dorothy, sitting on the foot of the couch in the gathering twilight, rested her chin thoughtfully on one hand. After a silence, she said:

"What about Herbert? You think you wouldn't dare confess?"

"No, oh, no! Dot, you can't im- aginc what Herbert wound be like, if he knew I'd ever been engaged bcforc. He'd leave me instantly. You've no idea how Jealous he is. I adore it. of course; it makes me certain that he loves me. But, if he ever knew, therc‘d been another man—"

She broke ofl‘. waited a moment, and added passionately:

"I'd die, if I lost Herbert."

"Well, then, what about Jack Far- quahar?" suggested Dorothy prac- tically.

and not. bother me?"

"He may have changed, you know, after all these years and the exper- iences he must have had."

Lila shook her head.

"I don't mean to sound fright- fully conceited, but I don't think Jack is the sort who would change. He was very like Herbert, in certain ways; that is, he was Jealous and sure of Himself. If he wanted something, he'd get it. And I hap- pened to be what he wanted. The very fact that he's coming home to me proves that he still loves me."

“Yes, it would seem so," murmur- ed Dorothy absently.

"Dot. how on earth do you sup- pose he happened to come to life?" persisted Lila feverishly. "After all these years, it's perfectly incredible. And Dot," she added, stricken by another terrible thought, there's that insurance. ‘Fll have to give it back to the government, somehow, and I haven't any earthly way of tind- ing ten thousand dollars." She sighed despairingly. "And it's only three days since the whole horrible business got me into hot water with Herbert."

"But you explained it satisfac- torily. Or rather, Herbert leaped to a satisfactory conclusion."

Lila made a wry face.

"Fortunately, yes. But it would be awful, if Uncle Dan should turn up some day. 0h, why did that stupid

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conference here today. f This summer, keep yourself happy In addition to the election of o - ficers the afternoon session consid- '

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vice-president. and Alderman M. J. Colwell of Regina, who was re-el- Vlctrola

ccted secretary treasurer of the org- 145 anizatlon.

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AUTUMN TERM FOB RESIDENT STUDENTS OPENS SIPTIIBIB ll, IBI-

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RT. HON. R. B. BENNET

The Leader of the Liberal Conservative Party will ‘pay his FIRST VISIT to the Province on Thursday Evening, August 9th, and will remain till Tuesday morning, August 14th.

ON FRIDAY, AUGUST 10TH- Rt. Hon. Mr. Bennett will speak at Public Meetings in leorgetown, (Skating Rink), at 3 p.m. Souris (B. I. S. Hall), at 8 p.m. All cordially invited.

ON SATURDAY. AUGUST 11TH— Rt. Hon. Mr. Bennett will attend

II Great Political Picnic ON CHARLOTTETOWN EXHIBITION GROUNDS AT1 P.M.

And will address the gatllcringin tllc course 0f the afternoon.

At this Picnic ample provision will be made to supply picnicers with luncllcons and other refreshments at reason- able prices. _

l 'l‘llere will be music by the Legion Band and the Bagpipfl Band of the Caledonian Club. Ilancing and other attractions.

The Rt. Hon. Mr. Bennett, who will be accompanied by his sister, Miss Bennett, will be introduced individually to all who desire it.

ALL ARE CORDIALLY INVITED.

For Further Information Apply to the Secretary.

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l The Annual Meeting 0i’ the Queen's County Liberal Conservative Association will be-held on Satur- day, August 11tl1, at 1.30 p.m., in the Exhibition Build- ing, Charlottetown. _ -

All Poll Chairmen are requested to see that their respective polls are represented. Eacll poll is entitled to send five delegates. Election of officers and other business. l

By order of t "Executive-

W. A. STEWART, res. N. W. LOWTHER, Sec’ty.

Banquet at Beach Grove Inn at 8. P. hi.

’ Tickets (Which may be obtained on application to Mr- omeroy and other members of the committee) $2 each for both ladies and gentlemen. Early application desirable.

MONDAY, AUGUST 13TH-

Ilt. Hon. Mr. Bennett will dd I in Tlgmsh at 3 pm. a ress public gather ngs Summerside, at 8 p.m. ~

l ALL CORDIALLY INVITED - Illve the Iiell leader a ilighi lioyal Island Welcome?” '