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Escape‘ From Heartbreak

By _ lhrgsrotln Brucker

What should she do? It was to avoid seeing Phil again that she

hadcoulsherewherlshewasa-l-tothm

most peruuless. Ihough she had that he made frequent trips w New York, she had never

nblztrptly, “As long

., l‘ .~ l 4 c” since. m

tsln and Mrs. Wysud

am. Hm I" m M.” WJ. met at their

home m m reeulsr month" M" in: on t. 4. There were men- teen rumors lggdﬂltfﬂm?!" , e l‘ Ml D ~ pram“ Th oppened with the Ode . hm. W

Bun r ticl f “an auction ' o once were reed and dealt wi . It was decided that,- lnombarl bring to the next meetinl ir annual donation to the Pro- t 114"

testes Orphan! 6- ' 3].]; ‘nd Amy mbl to Quﬂcb from the non-manbera in the dis-

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dmamed that she might encounter 1m here. Should she do nothing and, if she ran into him wtih Dot, simply trust that he would be no more

subject of their hasty marri e? But how could she face the h i- ation of mee him?

Should she tell Dot that she kncw him and didn’t want to see hlm—hint that she would prefer not to be mentioned? But would that be wise? What would Dot think?

She could move-but she had paid for a month's rent and could not afford to leave

Should she trust to luck-just use her wiis and meet the situa- tion as it came‘? Maybe find out D0735 plans in advance and ar- range to be absent from the apart- ment during the times that Phi! might be here?

When she finally fell asleep, she still had reached no decision.

CHAPTER XV

Early the next morning, before setting out for the school, Valerie took her courage in hand and walked into Dot‘s room m some the matter of Phil Prescott,

She other girl only

" she said hesltantly. Dot t/urned over sleep-

ly. “Dot-listen Tvg been thinking about what you told me last night

It was like Dot, thought Valerie l0 59°“ I 1 dly gesture wit/h a little dig, hinting w“ ‘he knew somching about her which she could hold over bier. if 58W. But Dot was Dot. Valerie “B1161? wished that, Torry could have chosen a mile-rent type of girl as her roommate. but she owed elwuah to Terry to make tine best of the situation.

, for. when Dot was gone, val- we tried to make some order out of the confusion in the . She picked up scattered garments dusted powder from the dresser, Put pictures back in tlheir place.

She came upon a crumpled

p ' lyins on the floor. As she picked lt up, the postmark caught her eye-Pelton, Ohio. The bold handwriting was the same as that on the special-delivery letter she had received on an evening which now seemed ages ago

She remembered how hysterical with grief she had been that. night because Phil had written her his intention of endirslg their marriage. Broken-hearted, e had clung to Penny.

Now-she indifferently dropped his letter to Dot ‘into the waste bas- kept The sight of his handwriting had brought not even s ﬂicker of emotion. She had no place in his lifc--he had none in hers.

‘Unless sonlethinx unfcrseen should happen. she and Phil Prescott were through forever.

(To Be Continued)

MR. C. G. CAIMICHAEL

The a pointment is announced

. G. Carmichael as 0en~

eral Manager c! helm d: Fink

Limited, Dorothy Gray

(fxnsda) Limited and Llcsquen- dieu "Tussy" Iiimlted.

Mr. Carmichael has had many years experience in the merchan- dising oi’ drugs and toiletries and is a past president of The ‘Toilet Goods Manufacturer's Association.

Mr, Gordon Broad is the Bales Manager for Dorothy Gray (Can- adal Limited and Mr. Don Parish. Sales Manager for Dehn a Fink (Canada) Limited.

‘me companies now under Mr.

aels produce

known

drugs and toiletryitems as Lysol

Disinfectant, Hinds Honey &'. Al-

mond Cream, Etiquet Deodorant.

Dorothy Gray Coslnet-lcs and Tussy Cosmetiqusa.

WOLVIRHAANION. mllmd —- (OP) — Durban. South Africa, is spending nearly 000.000 on the purchase of 53 trolley buses here.

riot.

Orders for Xmll 6174i given by member!- , Report of

itch Committee gawk! "I sick in community." ere was n a on mﬁmisiiiffl-ﬁiliiawi-

m °° les Houston aii

Programme. Mrs G. l. untsdn and Mrs. James L. LePau (re-up

lnted). msecy. reported finances low.

were Committees follow"

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POULTRY, INDUSTRY GONVENTI Prince of Wales ilollege, Sept. 21st. 19

Cr n: was passed in. _ _ The monlafy ‘Zfummg ,0 b, “Mi Special Speakers for the occasion Wlil include:

by Group Mm. Paige Nunn kindly invited the October meeting to her home on the regular night. Roll call to be “An improvement I have made or hope to make in my home." Collection was taken.

This part of meeting closed with

“The King.”

An auction sale than took place. Mrs. Ernest Bulmsn ve cspsbly acted as auctioneer. B bidding good prices, and s whole heart- ed co-operative spirit, made it a very pleasant feature. The sum of $7.88 was realized.

Refreshments were served by the hoosteeses while social chct was en-

yed.

ANCIENT SEASONERS The Chinese used . l 4.000 years ago.

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A special luncheon will b h id i. th Hotel st 12 o'clock noon. Ticksts in ins limccharhu“ obtained from Mr. F. G. Ward, Dominion Department Agriculture, or the Secretary L. McDonald,

This meeting is most important. Plan to attend

heon may

L. McDONALD, Secretary, P. E. I. Poultry Ind. Con;

spices more aya,

--I mean, about Phil Prescott."

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you to have me here while he's in THE LITTLE TBINGS lOWII. I have i0 gEt t0 béd Gilli)‘, --——---- now the; I'm gﬂrlﬁingisfl hard, and ‘Pile little t/h in life are ve 51"" eel’ Y- 9 1V 8 100m l! sweet; m‘ ry mieiht interfere with any plans program w clear 76,000 German We take them all for granted day W" ffligm ha" 1°!" entcrlalnins mines from the coastal regions of y day- n i Guernsey, four British troops and Wind ruffled waves. the tides that Fm?“ 3- 9°15 51°13?“ bid! 0n nine German prisoners of war were ebb and flair, hcr pillows "You don't think I'd! killed. and flve nrumi and is cm. The candy beach where nappy mus" invite a men to this dump do you?‘ man soldiers were injured. ren play. this Since May ll large numbers of British troops, helped by war poi-

uﬁl: llizsnslvoa: uszsnnous WORK

GUERNSEY. Chmlncl Islands. Sept. l? — (OP) — During a 90.day

Blue cups and saucers on a bresk- ? buyer ,' oners have been engaged tn recon- fast tabl 861B m6 011i. . it means owt He,’ Struction. and 96 per cent of the Crisp brown toast. and marmalade spends the money-I don't Phil under-ureter obstacles around the and tea; Prescott, will never set foot in this coast have been ‘rendered harmless. The cool refreshing winds. the Ben- D1560 and never 19d’ eyes 0n you." and B4 oer cent of the antLlanding tie rain, Dot paused and eyed Valerie fortifications, such as large wooden The golden sun, the moonlight on shrewdly. "Why do you care?" stakes which were set up in the the sea. “Care? I don't care.” fields. have been removed "Did you have a crush on him Ono thousand of the 3.000 dam. The cherished memory of a smiling when you worked in his mot/hers houses in Guernsey have been face; 5mm?" . red along with ilof the island's The flash of wings outside an o- "Of course not-J’ Valerie‘; {we . . pen door. reddened. Sunset and dusk and myriad stars “Well, I wont even mention you e1 w him. That fix things?” . _Vale_rie smiled faintly “That; will‘ IlXt things. You'll think me a fool, b,“ _..

searchlthlat: has helped to bring this about will be continued in the years to come.

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Research reveals new uses for Nickel. 1m creased use of Nickel from Canadian mines and plants means employment for Canadians and brings many beneﬁts to

jUsT as Dalton’: research paved ‘the way for the development of many new and improved materials and products, so re- search carried out by the Canadian Nickel ‘industry has played its part in developing better materials and products.

Born to a Quakerfamily in a little tbatcbed cottage in England in 1766, Job» Dalton At‘- quired enougb education at twelve years of age to start a scbool of bi: own.‘ He began to take regular weather readings and was noted for bis ability to predict lbs weatberl H: studied ﬂowers and insects, optic: and color- blindness, and ﬁnally decided to make cbemir- by bis 11:’? work. He noted tbs combo! pm- [mrtions in wbicb drﬂerent elements combine urilb one another, and ﬁnally establisbcd tbs atomic theory in cbemirhy.

As usual Valerie told Ilsa-sell, -

Sixty years ago there were practically no uses for Nickel except for Nickel plating, for coinage and for Nickel silver. Today Nickel is required in nearly every industry for making top quality products or for keeping production costs down; The ro-i

CADETS LCVDON. Sept l2 - (C?) — Bc- . vlin dream of becominl DQ1309- min may soon have their ambitions iulfi i A a scheme to lrﬂill P0- has been announced come to call.

d0 i5 which, it is hoped, will solve the manpower shortage in the police The chintz-hung windows and the v cosy room, h . ‘FT the ‘sclgme twys manage Theuglondnlg firelight flickering on brblbieibnas iii 51531111318 iasrgiirluibelialitbeteivtilly nscer Ln epoce . 1e wal. ‘,,_ x n in various cities and We take for granted all the slm- ’}§'.§i..i';§"gh“s°“. get wmked up They will be paid clerical pie things, By me {me Sh’, rea h h I and will not wear uniform. but PM, had pamcd “hm h; etlgxoiiglﬁﬁ»

is A loved one] eager step when day o'er.

Thetfriendshlps tried and proven "All WOmcn are fools‘ Dot, 9b-

through the years; ’

The happy hours when neighbors gsliigdguoii“°alili‘idl.fi‘°ié°'if.i ee .

will receive special training in y]; and gt, the age 0f 20 be. amen

_ with suitable educs- Lil oi liitcations and physique l ho accepted

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The little homes where small lamps

shine at night, Beauty and laughter, faith 1103c and love. .

The little things that make we

sweet and bright. -—'Constance I. Heckbert, LEICESTER, England

skirt Hayvniian

C ADA PROVINCE f)!‘

(CPJ _. Igdrs Helen l-ieathcote, 46, died from unis she suffered when the gr355

The morning was devoted to fur- ther study oi rnﬂkQ-pp wdmique,

and She was taught how to apply it sub-

Liv-how to avoid obvious effects. Elie found l! all intensely interest-

she'd had only one week of train- IHE. and already she could detect a ﬂlanse ill her whole personality. The exercises in posture had given her an alert and graceful carriage The careful make-up brought qug the planes of her face-emphasized he bony structure. Bones, she was told were important. A pretty face would photograph like a piece of mud unless the bones were right.

Well-they assured her that her bone structure was good. that her M" Possessed lights that would

PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND photovraph wo d f ll d

s n er u y an even I IN THE PROBATE COURT that hcr large mouth was an 555m‘ The 12th day of September, A1119“ much $0 e Preferred to a pouting

Shcrlﬂ’ of me gaunt’. q

Count . ' v literate persori gliitillilri gaotgstéglfnf; ‘Veek she was told she would be.

GREETIN sin dancing lessons

WHEREAS upon

Cl-S lVlBcPl-IEL

read-n; the Pctlllon on file or islAlcx tannin...) DUNAHUB or‘ cn-rrluticlown anore- Sﬂlﬂ, Single woman, and n. FnAN- nl‘ UIIBIIIJNIHOWII aforesaid, BBIHSLELI, n‘; Lxgculgys after

On her way llcmc, she was filled with pride ovcr her good showing.

She found Dot in the throes of dressing for the evening. Clothes covered the bed and the floor.

Dot was in a rage. Her new dress being altered. had finally

0i’ the anove naimen hsniie prllyjng been delivered, and now-

that a. citation may be lssueu lot

lhe purpose hereinafter sci. for

You are therefore hereby requl e

to cit¢ all

interested to lo be and up or ‘IL. fore tile Judge present at a r

bite Cﬂllrt to be nsld in the C

on motion of ll. Francis M

, Esq, Proctor for said Pet-

ner. -

And l4 la hereby ordered that true copy hereof be forthwith u lllhed

in some newspaper ed in Charlotteown of in each week fo

Mme Interested In the paid Estate have due notice

ls aforesaid may thereof. WITNESS Ills Honour Leonlrd Palmer, Judge of Probate (Joni-t a; aforesaid, the day and year above written. BY THE COURT.

(BGDJ E. MARGARET PALMER,

( s) Rfgigtrlll’. old-boost l. a.

' let with angcr

(lharlottelovvn make 800d. You see, if Phil n,“ colt. canted the word back and then

"Look a1, that!" she gasped aggr- "Can you 1m

paying tun-fifty’ for alteratmis and then having them send it out -—" She displaycd a skirt which

0‘ had been ﬁtted too tightly to fast-

"Loolf at the!" Valerie knelt to examine the scams. "It, can be let out, easily " "Let out- And who has the time to do that now?" ' do it.‘ Valerie offered. Wheres a needle and thread?" "I havent any thread to match." "It. doesn't need to match," seid Valerie practically Dot stripped off the dress and strode across the room to her dresser. She nunmagcd through s grower and produced needle and read.

Valerie was already ripping out

seam of the dress.

"How soon do you have to go?" slhe asked.

"Not for an hour." said Dot

lghtly mollifled. "You're pal. I'll do you a favor some day "

"Will you?" Valerie glancod up. then lowered her eyes to her work. "Just remember not to mention me to Phil Prescott, will you?"

"That, seems to bother you."

Valerie shrugged. “It's just that I come from a small town, and I'd

Pill-

I didn't make good-mil, egery

one would give me the laugh.

"I see" Dot stored at her

thoughtfully. "But that's not all, is it kid?"

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