PAEE TWO '

"Here's one from Barbie," she said eagerly. “How sweet oi’ her to write and welcome us home."

Dennis did not answer. he was looking out of the window at the bleak garden.

Pauline, absorbed in her reading suddenly gave a smothered cry. "Oh—-Dennisl What do you think?"

"Barbie is going to be married - and who do you think it is?"

"I don't know.”

"To her husband -— to Douglas stark again! I can't believe it; she hated him - oh, poor Barbie! Oh, I wonder what has become of the other man — the one she really loved."

“Do you think she did ever love anyone?"

'" "Of course she did. I know her so well—thera was someone she simply adored, Dennis." '

O'Hara said nothing, but he was thinking again of that day on the road when he and Barbara were motoring together — o! the moment I Y, y" when he struggled out of unoon- , _~ p _ . . . i

The Other Man

By RUBY M. AYRES

ITNAL INSTALLMEN '1‘

Dennis left New York by the afternoon train. He had wired to P811111». raid his bill, and departed. H0 hardly knew what he felt, or if he felt nothing at all, but he was conscious of a burning desire for the sun to cease shining. He felt like a man who had been absorbed in watching some unreal drama on the stage and who now walks out again in the same light of day.

He tried to analyze himself and failed.

.'He supposed that other men had imagined themselves desperately in lovc with sonic woman other than their wives and had paid as he was paying. Imagined! Had he imagined ll? Or was it real? Was it still real? He had not found the answer he sought when the train stopped, and Pauline was there at the window.

“D21l'li.llg." She rushed in the car and hugged him: she poured out all in a -breath how happy she was to see him again, how awful it had been without him. “Really awful, Dcniiis!"—-aiid how she was longing to be back in her otvn home.

“Mother's better, and Daddy's back, so to-morrow I think we might go, don't yiou?"

“YCS—~I1ilyLlllllg Dennis.

“And Barbara? How is darling Barbie?"

Dennis was taking his bag down from the rack. "She's all right. I saw her this morning-just to say good-bye."

"I wrote to her the day before yesterday," Pauline said. She was watching liim with bright eyes. “Did :slic it'll you, Dvnuis?"

“N0. Wliitt did you write to licr about?"

Pauline smiled mysteriously. "I'll tell you to-morrow — when we're buck in our own home"; and then, with a tlug ‘at his iiziiid, “Oh, Dennis, it's like heaven to have you back again!"

She was such a. child, Dennis thought, as he listened to hcr chat- ter.

Her eyes danced, and she leaned her cheek against him for a mom- ent.

"I believe you're really glad to haveme back," she said.

"I uni-very glad."

Tlicy were on the porch now, and the cab they had taken from the station was driving away down the road. Dennis put his arm round lit-' tic Pauline and kissed her.

“Have you cvcr loved anyone but me. Pauline?" he asked.

She did not notice the little ac- cent on the second word, she was too eager to Clilm0lll‘ her reply. "Never, Dennis darling, never! and I never shall."

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They went back to their own home the following day. Pauline was very quiet on the Journey, and when they arrived she went from room to room looking at everything with eager pride before she took off her hat and coat. p

"I feel as if it's years since we went away," she said, “Does it seem like that to you, Dennis?"

“Ycs." Pauline had discovered some letters on the mantelshelf.

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sciousncss to the broken voice — . . T‘ ' . i" “Oh, my dear, Dennis, Dennis.” '

He moved abruptly. "Take your hat and coat oﬂ, Pauline, and let's g , . have tea." ' "

"Very well, I won't be a minute."

Dennis sat down by the ﬁre. It was good to be at home again — he ‘ _ found himself wondering why he ' _ , ' , ‘ '

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sible for aman to love two women at the same time? Did she love him? If so, why had she told him the truth about Barnet and so sent him ziwafy?

"'l'Cil will he ready directly," she said. She sat down on the rug at his feet and snuggled up against him.

"Happy to be home?"

"Wonderful." She took his hand and kissed it, and Dennis hated himself because the sudden thought came to him that if he had been here with Barbara -— he would have kissed her hands - her beautiful hands. . . .

“I want to tell Dennis, darling." “What is it? Are you in debt?

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thing?"

She pretended to be oﬂended.

“How dare you? I'm a wonderful

housekeeper."

“So you are." He kissed her and

leaned back again. "Don't strangle

me, my child — what is it?"

But she hid he: face against his coat while she told him by asking a; little question that wavered between haDPY tears and happier laughter. "Dennis — would you like to have a son?"

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“This wonderful secret-does your mother know?"

"Not yet - only you, darling-and Barbara."

"Barbara?" The blood rushed tb his face. "What made yw tell her?"

And Pauline answered happily: "Because she is my beet friend and because 1 love her."

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the way it should go'—I‘rn so sorry about that, because I know she'd bring him up most beautifully, bless her."

“Him?" said Dennis with raised eyebrows and a very softened look in his eyes.

“Of course it will be a him,"

Pauline said drcamily. "And I should like him to be just like you 0f course, if it is a girl I shall call her Barbara whether she'll be god- mother or not." “Oh, I shouldn't do that," Dennis said hurriedly.

“But why not? It's a lovely name."

Yes, it was a lovely name. Once, for a little while of madness it had been the most beautiful name in the world to Dennis O'Hara, but now-

"Pray God I never see her again," was his passionate thought as he sat there so still in the ﬂreligl-it and listened to his wife's chatter. '

(To be Continued.)

Sportsmen Arrive In Maritimes

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MONCTON, N. B.. June 26 — Among the notable fishermen to ‘hip the streams of New Bruns- wick this week will tbe Sir Joseph maveile of Toronto and Mr. J. S. McLean, President of Canadian Packers, Ltd, also of Toronto, ac- cording to the Fish and Game De- pertinent of the Canadian Nation- al Railways. Miss Dorothy Bishop, a sixteen year old New Yorker, daughter of Mr. Julian T. Bishop, landed a four pound trout at the camp of Charlie Simmerson at Ta- busintac. N. B.. she used a three

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LONG GREEK WOMEWS INSTITUTE

Th: regular monthly meeting of the Long Creek Women's Institute

metatthehomeofMis. Alex Mac- Kcnzie on Wednesday evening, June 7th with fifteen members and six visitors present.

The meeting opened by singing the Ode and repeating the Creed. roll call was answered with a "Patriotic Verse". The minutes of Inst meeting were read and ap- proved. The buying committee re- ported having purchased window blinds and e. water pail for the school. It was moved and seconded that same be paid for. The Seme- tary gave a financial report of the recent depression concert held in the Hall, and reported that twenty dollars had been realized. A letter was read from the Motor League in the interest of reflectors for horse drawn vehicles, and the members

are in favor of receiving them.

A fish contest directed. by ma. MacDonald was enjoyed by all.

Lundh was served by the hostess and the meeting closed with sing- ing. Next meeting to be held at the Experimental Farm, Charlotte- town, roll call to be answered with uses for molasses. Mrs. M. E. Ham- ilton was organist for the evening.

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