AUGUST 23,1946 - _ A ms CHA oflrmwucuanoian

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“E2130”; ISLAND FURRIERS

PETER BENIDICT

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' Jim was abandoned in a dun-

caloired hall. and the silence of g the woman's receding footsteps. tlie house settled slowly back over . Tiiis for a moment only; then a ozor swung abruptly somewherel

g i.i the regions out of si ht and a

it of soft and scente a came

The savour of roses was in it.

- . that he knew it came from ine i. den" and a man tollowed and

it before him. a large, spore-

faorupt, commanding man \vlth black eyer which gllttered ivn u

Ilean lace, and girizzled hair curling

‘close upon a long bony head. He entered the hall with long, light

. strides, and his brilliant eyes ~

s‘ swept over Ji-m with a vague uri-i .

pt. recognition which betrayed .iiis' short-sightedness. After the sun- ‘light. o! the garden the hall was

.. very dim, but Jim Foley was a i— iiiiii iiiiiiviiiiiiii flllolllh ii- i» . ' si-ngled out from most men. "Glad you came, Wayland," said . | the master of the house, advancing g upon him with a hand exteniie "I believe you'll find her a little 0 I n better to-day. Shtflfifld a quiet }day in the garden, d no dis-

‘Fifilll Marshal Montgomery's Visit ;,:;=~;;@;s,-,.;~i,;g,g_5ei=1w w m] - - . - @.‘Z5gi"“‘m‘“’§é;‘iflmmiitéiié?’"iiif Ball I ll "is ||l alllltletllwll

stopped abrupthy, his eyes nar-

Aii men and women veterans, also serving mem- riwiiis iii a sudden violent. siis- icous stare. "You're riot Wiiy-

bers of the Foi-‘cos are invited to assemble at i '

the Cricket Grounds, Victoria Park, Cliarlotte- i???‘ oimifiiiylhuiiié-SJEFJE’éliélgf I I town August 26th at 11.15 hours daylight saving "B" r“ . e’ _ m‘ “m “"”3°“'- _

liIIlG'(10.l5 hours Standard Time) to meet dstgifoigalivisicemiiihit ‘

Field Marshal the Viscount Montgomery of . "it"? ‘slams 9, "PP" m- ' ' Alameh’ G,CIB’” DSIO. i ly-Im afraid not, said Jim qulet- S I Dress: Clvvles, with ribbons or medals. an" m" °°"‘?"“°d- P"! ‘he ' own deepened. ‘How did you get _ REM!!! l0! hxiirifiiier‘? hfuslekeeper tletfl dme in; I ' I J. s, WALKER, 1-c Parade ::ll'lOIT1:lflla2hEw:l:§'l1°0tzcérgoéllC- g - ceaful. My name's Foley-Jim I Vieo President, P.E.I. Provincial Command, 1'°1°Y—'-"°“Bh Prflmblv "i" W0"

h t . t . emu-ii ma», Imus-L. - yirkiibnii: htinfii, tifiiiii

—lI take it You ar M . Hart?" ' o J ' JQLIOON Aifiatlégéiiiy gfiliémélgfntgngfé—fné SIIQS ‘Q ‘Q , _ Y. e a ‘acov- , w...» m. n dmni. §‘i:..‘j§§_§§§.;’i§in§:§ii sag"; “swoon 55M 9W4 Rabbit $l95- to $265- . ' eg ur par o , ii:~..§:i€Y-..‘.":; GEN“ CON“ $l85- to $265-

§§f_7i'3ii5§i<5'§ieé' i5§i"i°-~'su“i‘ii’ii§7"=ie5 PERSIAN LAMB Russian Skins $525. to $825.

is about his time. I’m afra:d I

oak it for granted, seeing you by h" “m “sh”- m, m m, MUSKRAT CDATS Sizes l0 to 38

"Quito natural,"

“Llillerfliir name is not unknown to i0

me, Mr. Foley. I remember your

nus scnnnuan iivvsw sni- Dyed Mini-iii sees. i» swis.

be d h 1d b th I. ‘at '21! gijiffieai m; ELECTRIC SEAL Dyed Rabbit $l79. to $265. U should have let you know I was , ‘E comlnl: but as a matter of fact ‘a NUTRIA cons $315. Beaut Iul Selection oi l’ E ll T‘ rusennrs i- FglDrltYs - SATURDAYS ALI-Arfcfilo’ $|69' Plaimm F°xi Silver F°X» B“ F“ 1| Quip ' short-sighted frown. ' u. . ‘to ‘m ‘I dont see-Jiow did you know in Jackets’ capes’ Neckpieces at

I my coming ut all was an impulsive and a lato trip Saturday evening until further thslsfmma-nzxlléezifl 1° difmu“ "s.

sd to me necessary that I should

. .. _ I I Osllonalng Wednesday, Aug. 21, 1946, ye,,;§§§yf’§§§_ {I111 Q‘ mgf .2 b“ w"! only run a “i” weekly [E tell you how magnificent it is."

to identity a man's work once you

notice. ii oti ed it. i h t- o q .25.... one? SABl-E DYED QQNEY _ $|55_ August: Sale Prices

have mine, and in the same plac-

U es." Central Bus Lines a ..oi;~ o: ‘lit; VISCACHA cons sizs. I turned on his heal and beckoned ' flgtlvimnniiheigpntedliyxto fifllftagmglgtl- I

tasteful in primrose ‘yellow. "Sit “ l F D L T k irrz"l.r".-.zlziait""zi*strait". ll Y 3 8W 8Y8 8 tfl a G iii?it'°or”ig:§g=r‘g$i':g' ills? 51535; " ii$2°?iii..§%i”2§'ii“1i.é°i.i‘éi.‘Y_ Advantage of these August Savings ground, and leave my roses, so to §Z§?k'tr“3.ii‘i§§’é’"t°§atIitdwffi Z35; i

. impossible for people to find me if they had been sufficiently in- terested. But up to now, I'm glad

to say. no one has taken the] ~ .. i trouble.” He moved restlelslyf - across ltihe rrzoigi. proguclngfiguret i i r , ‘ ' tea an ma c es. ' mo- e ” . > Commencing Monday. Aug. 28 and Thurs- “Timnhlyx, J1?“ “t, upkthoughfig“ I - ."'m a. amseame = ' ‘ day, Aug. l9 we will run a bus from Shamrock ‘Zmhto gogmnul,” y,“ on n“ on omr g ."

Corner to Sanraiersido via Klnlrora. mm n, down $90,“. u, Mm

i lriliniing dfofivaidlln hi‘: chhair es:-

‘ery, B11 S V006 W Cfl E SPO B

Leaving Shamrock at 8.30 a.m. S.T. and {Md gnaw‘? pelgifipgébl); hwgrmer,

"What you n o er "

leaving Blllillttllldb 4 p.ni. S.T. for Shamrock , The gardener, the vexed question

' of the discovery of___hls eyrle the

iunpardonable invasion of it, all Iere forgotten in that question. ‘Jim could see it clearly behind the brilliant, black eyes. a fanatic lo.io_| i rm arrogant. exulthig love which seemed to deny nature any part in the grey rose. , ‘ i "I think she ls unique. No, I‘ u‘ ow she is. ii form. in ooiourin .

' habit in every way, she exces

every ot ei- rose I ever saw. I felt

that someone ought to say Ft now

This bus will run every Monday and Thurs- day until further notice.

Later on everyone will be saying it. and you won't be able to guess which of us means lt and which

F Mink TtmO

has heard it said. I give you my Muskrat I

word there never was such an-

‘ other rose." Hart smiled for the first time. ' "She is‘ beautiful, isn't she? Shes a. hardy, too. My srden’s a south-

ern aspect, and avourable ground, too. but she isn't dependent on

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y i °"‘ "°“' ' mirwgi-.::.Pt2i:'.o:.::ri \ bedroom lattes-S and 4 pim- ¥3§Pi< °§i"iiii'“ifn‘¥'tY“ii‘L"i‘$'§§t" ill? Dinette lots - with him out into the hall and - .

- _ through the glass door into the I methods of ayment llkll“ garden. his vofoe growing bolder - 5].“; ‘ ' , and more arrogant at every ivoi-d. in wwrdi-nca mm M "I knew then could be such a w P T B “Eh “bu! gfiéhlcoadlvaa s know. ‘last a rose ' - - ~ _

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