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BLACK HORIZON

Hy Joseph Lewis Chadwick

The schooner Ventiira, a ship without a destination, manned by 11 strange freight, through ivziiers whose very quietness contained a threat.

Sonya Duraud had been kidnaped from the island of Maglaya by Maya Jack Cannaghan aboard Rand Kirby’s own schooner, where Rand himself was held a pris-

a stranger

Hatred walked the decks of the Ventura- for Rand 11nd Maya Jack both Duraud. Danger waited for all of them—in the tori-quiet sen and the ioo-cloudless sky..

The first compelling chapter of this story of faraway islands appears

; THE GUARDIAN

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DON'T MISS BLACK HORI- ZON The Guardian's new thrilling Sg-y which berm; may, July

TRANSFERRED -— M1‘. E. B. B. Ling, who has been relieving for the past six weeks at the Bank of Novri Seotia. Sherbrooke and Greene. Montieal, has been trans- ferred to their branch at Ont. Mr. 11mg was formerly attach- ed to the Charlottetown staff.

C. B. BANKER. IS HONORED- Prominent Nortside citizens honor- ed S. R. Rowseil. Bank oi’ Nova.‘ Scotin manager in Sydney Mines, who has been transferred to Mori- lague. PEI. at a presentation ceremony Fiiday evening. Acting as chairman for the occasion was J. H. T. Nicholson. Among speak- crs at the affair were Mayor A. C. MacCormick, W. H. Cuzner, J. Cof- fcy. Keith Clarke and J. C. Hackett, Nort-h Sydney, who made the pre- sentation on behalf of the Capo Breton Curling Club of which Hr. Rowsell was a member. - Halifax Chronicle.

WEDDING —- A quiet but pretty wedding was held on Thursday morning, July 4th at St. church in Dartmouth when Beatrice Welsh, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Welsh of Charlottetown, became the bride of Thomas Frederick Shiiiners, son of Mr. 11nd the late Mts. Emanuai Shinners of North Sydney. The ceremony was performed by Rev. John E. Bums of Dartmouth. The bride was m- tended by Miss Priscilla Lnwior of Charlottetown. Mr. Herbert Mac- Donald, of Caniigzrii, P.E.I., was best 1111111. _Wcdcling bzecikfast was server! :11 tne Halifax Hotel, aft/er which the happy couple left. on ‘a inozor trip through Novn Scotia. 1 ai1d__Nv2\v Brunswick. 1 .._ . . .. -_ iihcm at least five hours to reach gfllly point on that peiicilied line-— ‘allow 11g for the fact that. they'd .1°#¢_& 69118111 amount oi time in igeturig out ‘of the bay 111m open r WHIEI‘ and sixty miles is about right, i I should think. Now what does mat rive us?‘ He Ieaiied over the chart lfor some moments. and then ifilllhliillleflfld up sudden] and look- ied‘ tit the other two witi a. kind of jgllili satisfaction. "Well, tLnt just uncut settles it!" he said. "There's [only one place where that tine ,iotiches the sand cays-and that's at the southern end cf the Colum- linis Bank!" | Thev both stared nt him uncom-

prehencliiigli‘. and then the Con- - sui said: "But what are you getting |3l.? What in zcs you stipocise they've headed in that direction anywaty?" l “It SiYt .\il]YJC5llI0i\—il'S a Drac- iticai ccrtiint_v!" Toby told lim. He turned to Father Malcney. “You “e ember u-hiit vou said the other ? 11 ice}; Captain Salter abnut: iv hours to szci; here from Car- hdnnras, having called at his cache the 11x11". And from that, veuclz- (luced that it must iie ' hundred miles oi Carboi11ras— and iii 1.1 not-the‘. c1‘ nerqvesieriv dir- ‘ccticii V l. here 11o aic! The snuthtrn v n: this izanic ansucrs t‘. c draimipiion. doesn't. it? It's roughly 11 nrty 1111195 from Carbon- zind lies about ncr nof-weiti

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1 from ii! What's more, it's the nei11‘-' lrst cf the Bahama banks-and the ,cnl,v one he rsuld itnve made iii th‘ time!" The iittic priest lCiLllZd down iiiid stiriit-cl the chart siiorL-sightedly. “I believe you're right!" he said sinwl '. ""105. but where does that get " tn: Consul asked doubtfu-iv- sutvpo ing you Ill‘? fighf, you're no nearer knowing which 'rzii'zicti'zii" ca‘: he visited out of the cf ‘em there. And in any too late to do anything about it now. On your own :1 o.\'- fellows would have ar- somcivhcre around two trclozk-anci it's iicziriv five now. Of course. I'll notify the authorities to keep n look-out for them . . ’_' _ _ "Uh. never mindtrie iiMLiIOIIUGS ' Toby interrupted with sudden mars impatience. “I'm not interested i_n them 0r the cursed money! its Diana I'm thinking about! [he odds are that those swine will have leit her 11nd ici- fnther stranced on seine ghastly sand-dump while they

get 1.0 her somehow!" "But haw can ywiulfl the consil ng him symnflfih- "I appreciaic how youre

etically. but what can we do? I could

feeling,

be dark in little more than an hour, and they couldn't do an thing till morning‘. “Never min about a boat!" '1oby out iii, turning to him. “That's no ood, anyway. But wizat sort of a hnveyou 110i. with the iocai fly-

"The ltrcal f1'."-i1z crowd?" the (l'_‘~'0tl incinf"

"1 mean that I want a machine- noivi Arid I'm repared to buy, berm borrow or shea it!" Toby told h.m curtly. "what can you do about

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crew and

moved softly

loved Sonya

this Friday in

GUARDIAN

- JULY 9. 1940

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,Y0ung War Guests With “Comrades” From London

The“ w“ m‘ i 1°" "l" f‘ 7'13"“! lillefifiim 1150111- "Wlf future a! i came with them all the way from London. The three children were 200 tuusle-hnircti, sleepy children arrived in Toronto lifter :1 lnng trip f m“ by Mp5, flgrbcfl Bfucg, with them In this picture taken shortly

from the British lslcs. With smiling confidence and cheery words qf an" 3mm] in (jpnadp, at an eastern p011 are 11.14111‘ u; RIUH" gratitude. they stood 1111111111 for Tvronioninns “ho have 11111-110111 iiic Eilfl 11f 11mm, clevcn-year-old iii-ti- iii um Duke oi‘ Rjchmri

their liomcs iuid hearts to them. Angus James, six, and Giis “kid"

hmther Jeremy‘ "m" Wink“ l“ kmlw if ‘MP-V W"? Emil; l" SN‘ H11)’ Edward Cavendish, son of the Duke of Dcvoiishire, and lndiiins- Th?!’ "l? 5P9" Ill (LEFT) WW1 Vi-‘MUKI l-‘ilivfllfi. 12, who George St. Iawrence Ponsonby, con of the Earl and Countess

Boy from Bristol Finds Canadian “ Wrong Way” Traffic q Bit 9121111}?

guest to Siiniiyside. 11c ‘r-"i i1. and iurncd two wicked iookii i:

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llil mouth watered, but not for the hot-dog. After nbllglngly pilnlnl with the strange Canadian delicacy and a cone, young Geoffrey Sutton decided in flvor of a hamburg“

Salute of empire from nn English lad in ihc Royal Canadian Nnvtil Ydiiiiicvr Reserve. (‘veuffrey get one thrill when iiitrndiiccd to ll Fflil‘)! hrfcrc iin- R.(‘.N.V.R. ha: Ftks, rnd i1 bigger one n mfitflv"! iziirr when the photographer wes ordered before the commander to explain his taking pictures near the GJLO.

“Rounder? is a better game Geoffrey decided after his cousin. Imrothy Harrison, bu! shown the English visitor the rudlmenlu i" baseball, which in something eillililr. Be thinks Toronto streets nlm‘ ihim Bristol’; becnuu they're no much wider, but ileciaren, "I'm afraid I'll never get used to this right-baud driving."

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