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> #_-s?-_&1f~--S 5u1d_ 4-yoil are 0 mfamaled nh 37°" hate me 5°?" she asked' “only les

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-\ - this young fellow, that you twisi f0‘He Shook me he"'d` She Waned sul \

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'Q everything to suit wha; he says. U; 2;at}.5;Y;€;rnl;l:;rh;0s,;;o;;;|§‘:g ha

, , \ We ll make a fresh start on this. to you.. she told mm clinging a

[2 )He leaned over. with his face mile cioser ' ate

c one to hers. and tapped -slowly on un. so ,éthm 1 d not want t,,_hil

»>` -' ` the mole to emphasize his words. n.. g , n , - hi

I "H, ,ou do M dl talk about, he eu d, austereiy.

i “"1" “S '° ““""l M i bill l li in il he

4 ’\. Bliss -Morton here. in any way this-Wong" ‘Liga Q nl; ad dem? 10,111

9 . ' nm" J°"i°f Vofml 5°” to j""'" slackgened hill? paaci. A131 rtelfe otlfegwe

Tile -g rl p\1‘f»h@fi back he’ cha" two could go ahead. “Let's let with a. jerk. "You wouldlrt 0° them laik it he suggested ”“ t lat!" ` ' ' ' es

- Audrey nodded, and they remain- “Certainly," Morton said. "He As

ought 0 be in an D , ed geveral paces in the rear. for the] 8

t j anyway But l'm I th

simply giving you this wurnlng- Ee:?1;m_derthnfmg1e wa k' They ti

, _ ‘o see e e. quick motions dm" nmlest M185 Morton' “md of Nona/3 right hand. as she talked ' better go “°“"" earnestly to the young man besl<le!°“ t The gm “mae and “hated re’ her. lP»arl~isb kept his face straight H' “‘"“"'] ‘° he' °“'“ “bm The fi" forward. and pl-otruded his elbow. e man greeted her indifferrently as so the _gm who clung to his arm shoulder she 'sat down beside him. _ I The tems] th ci is would be as far from him as rws

l 8 °! E Speues sible. In thin order, they arrived t‘ more deadly than t-he male Nona at the Mon rt t t

, - on ape men , and o-

quoteli_ “Arent girls crazy?" gether went up me elevator* Pm. eo I "PM" "me thfng!" Mmm" Bald' rish gave an audible sigh of relief e fth°“'gh"f“Uy‘ Th” fe"°W mis’ when he turned to Audrey, and 5° _“B86 her ‘md 'mba he’ and Suv shook |Nona's hand from his arm. h

yup ,she loves him. But if I hadnt -q have a golfsuii. HOW." he said

made a threat against her y°“U5 "Would you like to play tomorrowjh man -s safety I think she would have before you ,,ehea,.,,e?~» 91 - “"”"k"d Audrey at the "Ist “nance "Is it necessary to have a spec~ sw

“ I-iellven knows what she WOULD 181 suit to may gon in-_w She ank, BS

` grail: is agen:-l le. W have done! ‘ =: _

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For Fares, Reservations, Etc. ,

Apply to To soothe and heal the rnhoo

‘ W. K. ROGERS, and skin irritation: ui childhood.

City Ticket Agent Dnily nu oi'Cuticun Soap, unint-

L_ p_ R11-¢,H|E, ed by Cuticun Ointment, will

_ -nuke( Agent Station ' the nkinnnd lcnlpclcsnnnd healthy

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-- irey said. "Nona and 1* are working

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August 10 and 25

` From Saint John and C. P. R. Stations in New Brunswick

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Passengers purchase second clan tickets up to -Saint John.

First Speciol Trlln will leave Saint John, 12.01 A. M-, Aliantio (Midnight,

August 9th.) `

Passengers from East should travel regular traln|.Augu¢t 9th making connections

1 lt Saint John. H. M. DAVIBON, Lonll Agent.

G. BRUCE BURPEE, District Passenger Agent, Salnt John, _N. B.

ed lnnocen l

lj. 690_7_15_29_ %:'ei¢o:Shaviue5"t‘i-chase.. (Parrish since Morton had ad y

1, 1 , --but 1- bm 511; he "My ¢i§_ll' 11°?" M0110!! uid, was -804 eggs and the total produc-

(contlnuedy ,,$f,,.°‘;':;:,’;;_ms|, down,--“ ' weal-ily. we are going to meet “UW |i£.P'll&'l don to dum lo 24,334 ogg; This

CHAPTER Xxx -she lwullea me gl: into I vnu,£v°gr1;.n_1:°w::;1l°;un';}=f;;= 2: Vgahgh Cuqgi guy pg iatrsilnsure is 48 ner me. or a

‘ - hai . nd henself t own aons~' ' _ D09 6-

§ide.r Eshe has thesgdea. tha; Aud- 'd°“3'h"°“`°°’ °‘"` ‘°°"°""1°'“` I” d W . MW EVEN!! H°Wl¢¢'l W- !»l6&dl' _

moment or two later, Nona ,ey 15 trying to take her Joe gwayiwllou-wool, and expect !0 F0150! the Oo test to d

Nunn lnillvulr-rl. She .sow alchah- mr 1]|mur»1f_ 19; ou( a quick Uwf; C0m:1\°?lk5°':39°" 1 lui. l.--- lu-eil - ,--'ul lim ‘ W0" 2 0 K0 Wes' mm

3 ,mn ;,\;,),'_ “fn” ,:,';,;uH;hl,1,,';ga ‘;,g_‘§:f,l.§;`ea.t.1°§,'a B-513? E an absomwlhere, though." said Audrey. "That

.. ' .. -girl over there, and the man with]

0 ar.. He v-- A ,_| e ld Keep quiet' Pnnsh' Morton ln.-r, keep looking ag me. Who do

I y-V il Ev Sli . ordered. Turning to the girl, he se he is,"

Smooth and Velvety ilurulnf but-l. ui .\..uu_ l never vveui uri; -'nlvl me young man o1,>"’_§'0;“PP‘;me mm hom out at

tie: b f rg." 1 '_ _ . B

..why_.." N,°;"`;`__m,d' _.I mougm :flI]I1Kl?;la|§lL;“5o§‘,‘;,:“tgmtl;e13‘Hg itown.” Nona. surmlsed . "She'g he.

niet that girl! Anyhow. she'si M0,»l,,n7-- ' l§J“§))h°'*if““ Zhi* rvenltnl-d 39'" - » _ ‘ ._ . , . , e w n o ans, r slri `;'(l;1llli Inllurlllu Joe gets! Ihlqii its a llel’ the girl crled.‘ ‘She ‘Kang fuzieto drum; “am mm' audi

s t* if UW “ 0 fe* just tried t0 frame him. He-dancin with mm arwrward” 1

you ull ful- u thousand del- wouldnt :all lor ner, and une was Monfm Dam for me ma' ,mtl

1 trying to -get even." ;

\\'1`lh ll §h;lr1l ~-xrlailluiilill, Aud-l Audre ll -ru31,ed_ She bu;-1ed.Ul9¥ had '~"7n9i1m€d» “nd wld the

¢,,,»,1,.,1 and |,,,,1,,.,| ,,,,,,1,,_ Tug, her mceyfx iletr open hands and walter they would not want thai

the Ulilrr girl'- eyes wereliiioullua; --'rms lt- terrible: his uw-l”°'””h ‘hai he WH Diiwinx -before'

ii on her, :lnll there - v'- them-

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glint in them rilut was not to he wlorwn gouuirud her on the arm "L@"S 5° ‘° 3 Iheatef- “Pd find' mistaken. All<ll‘l»y shivered. and again addressed the girl. 5°m"*h|“§ 10 IHUSI1 8bout,_ *Mor-, "I believe that girl would stab "1 gee your mln( of View better mn 9"°Wsed» ali M3 pany med “D "‘ she lruspt-li. “But how f.l0ee than Miss Morton does, or Pnrrish,§‘;u::l?t “reel “V91 'mm th” ’°”'| know “'l10 I Hill. here. ' d o nder taulis , i

Morton hall lleen watching the r11011g1,_n0Y0Eu2:ehi,el:-:v gong if this ,"Le"s “°"' 'Audrey pr°wmed',

liwlufi- "-‘<01 so herd wl.uuu,uul1 believe that other women "IVE been ‘O Scared- and worried, "-" ht* Will- "YOU are Wliillwant him. You let him have your by "hm gm' ‘fad by her dancing," und with Nona. She knows us. nlouey. because you are attached partner' that Id mm t° 5° home' | *mt* NUS f0“¥\<i 0"! H0111 -106 to him, and want to `-believe what §h° turned to ,Parrish and N°““'l

that l um your guardian. li’s llke,11e uayi Anybody that does any. Yi'-*ll 10135 W°“t mind ¢°“1;“K “P liiidillg IWC find lW0~" thing against him, is your enemy. t° me apartment' Wm y°“‘ We. .Nona was arising. “Wait here t00_ 1,, 11131 1.13111?" C” have ‘mme m““|°' _“nd Dlayl

3 ,n1,,1m.,~ Sm. ,,,,1d_ ..You Bam somglmngy. the gh., oards orleomethlng. Youll forgive

She “Hikeii 10 Where the girl returned. Her hostile eyes still me' “'°‘,},,t y°“’ 1°' nm' “mg W the

_ fat man were sitting, and in a were inspecting Audrey. thff“"°r' , id ,. .I -s- ‘moment was leaning over their »'1,hin1¢ you will agree." Morton 'Au right' Morton sa ' We IVGYUIK Parrish opc¢u1ay,1ve um

‘,table. The girl looked up at her. continued. "that l have been pretty w“""`"‘“ °' me., umm' and weilove to hear Mies Morton sing " she old hostility. Nona began a good 10 you, 1;, B way," “gm 1° en`j°y 1" , sum '

speech. motionilig toward "Good!" There was a -bitter 'N°”“ had "mug to <P°msh,s| They gave their wraps tothe ser-

-.xliiriuuu tame. 'rue girl uhoolr li.-.r Queer ou the glrru lips. --You pref ""°~ The Y°“”¢ ""‘“ “"““d1; "° "va head- Nona -stooped ilvowu. and ieuvleu to be getting me A good ‘° “"°°'“p““’ A““’°"' bm’ ° lmwrlsm and flexing his fingers to

apered toner, The fat man, ai- job, in the -show. because you were le' had ,placed bel' hand “gder h°_r,11m_1,e,- mem went over to ¢11e'0r.l 2* ”‘°"‘*’“"B “"°mP‘ 1° ""9" SONY i0l' H19! 5"! I HWW’ YO” guardians arm' Rgmlmn Y' Pal- sun. Audrey followed him.

pllilosovphlcally poured himself a were trying 1_0 get square with me “sh moved forward W th Nmm, be H135” °f "fi“°'- “Hd g“lP"’d ii- Wfih for what happened in N011-We apart- me mm' H” new M” head st my until Parrish h-ad round u chair and all emphatic smack of his lips. ment. that time. You wanted to erect’ and smdmusly aioided stood beside it waiting for her tu E"i‘|e"UY N°”‘1 gained he’ 901°” Stfllilrille me from Joe. so this girl brushing her mm with M818 Sava rind her own seat. Then she ov with rv :ew wordu or excuse io tha img could have mini" sire pointed Sh” ]°°k”d s,'d‘*‘;"”° M h m' bf? ev;

_ hun" pomy ,Mm me gm arose and for at Audrey' tween narrowed ids. Then dell- - a lwoN11u/u. . mltomu lou-ed Nona to .\iorton'-stable. Par- .Morton sighed, and shook his emely' she. 'h'“’",,1,‘°'° “rm ce

head. “It's hopeless l suppose, he through ms' ‘ML Pans ' why d°‘

. __,___. __._g_._% __ tx-lul¢_.. he said_ .»1 suggested thatitoam to knéw _how to win Mr?" i ; \ J

(To be continued)

he get those clothes, and he hae W be n it l

_ l *

nd ofthe oom'

U r _ l want to tell you - "\._

nletlling." 5 `>~ lHe llid not move, untill she took Q O `

lm by the arm, and drew him to . \ AND . is feel. Hngillg back. he follow-

1 . ._ _

od looking into the street below. P-TQ ___ ..-` li' listening to the music. ~"-u _ - `1

“Listen here, you tool!" 'Nona V Eff. ' ° ° ‘I

,Morton ,aughed_ ...I.mt.S mv -snlrl to him. ‘l know that yon went " Y ' " " ’

oM» rm, qi;-due, and olliared hh chair :sured him to be qui" hd been mt Km EGG LAVING CONTEST

The g rl refused t

” iN u a s ou'vo got some et |°"|Y m°'m5 hi* pn” md 'u'°"' Notes on the P E. Inland Egg Lay

These Women pianattirrnj in hlako, and I wtllt gig” gqbgxl h? spell; °|°"hn b°f°"° ing contest for the 37th Week

BY he "'

:. :l:_:.~;::_ ,.52-.r:l:§» .0 .. ..._ ur.. EIGHT MUNTHS 1°"-

I *+0-¢+o+o+¢+¢¢0+¢-o44»¢-gp. “She‘s coo-coo," -Nona confided i0‘t°” \° “ mac” MW thu!"

`~ \ ¢ \

ui”

nt. and Morton, rubbing his

lNona stood looking at a picture.

m .

across the room. and bringing

p nts (64 eggs) and Mrs. D. J. Cannlichael's B. J. J. are third with

.Ed 5

,-had on application to the uperin- tendent, Experimental Station. Charlottetown, P, E. I.

Mi-_ Hamid Laird’s B. R. are sec-

Ld ond with 1436.9 points (1390 eggs),

Experimental Station W. I.. pen No.

1, ls -3rd with 1384.6 points (1533 -

eggs), Mr 'Palma e Foster's lB

(P337 63811)

3,5 points (44 eggs.)

203.9 points (174 esss). Experimen- al Station IB. -R. hen No. 7 is sec- nd with 198.5 points (207 eggs), Mr. Joseph Carmlchael's B. R. hen No. 8 is tihird with 192.2 points, (164 eggs.)

The rules, regulations and appli-

cation terms for the 1926-1927 Con~ test are now available and may be

Q14

l-¢Q€~;_

Mi|mrd'» Llnlmont for liurnn.

Nova Scotia , Provincial Exhlbltlon

AMHERST, N. s. _

The total prod-uction for the week

. B - . R.

are fourth with 1366 points (1572 eggs.) while Mrs. Frank Haiilday's B. R. are fifth with 1333.7 points,

Mr. Harry Hyde's Barred Rocket,

lead the Contest for the week with 61.5 points (56 eggs.) Mrs. F. Halli-'

day'B `B. R. are second with 54.5' ’

`Vlr Harold Lsird’s -H. R. lien No. , 1 -

3 leads the Contest to date withi- I Th' Mornlng Hmm' san”

_ Jill-Y 29 1926

“Hi

ri'

. n ate with 1442.4 ~

’ 551.1; --1,001, ,mwy Qulc-kg" from her," she exD|a1ned_ ,them that way from the world. 1 _ ‘

Dr A ' '

. Chase s

po nts (1371 eggs)

udrey lookeii. in the direliion par,-1811, “-110 had 1,1-ought another OUT 0111)' WH) Dl*0l9Cii0I1 is our

_ _ ,1

A little ABBEY`S in 3 'glass of water carb day helps nature keep you well. ABBEY`S make, I drink alive with laughing bubbles. You`ll like lu Cool, Clean tasbe and its gently corrective action,

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*O-O-Q-O-+9-of-§O4+ro+. ° M Tenders For Lighting F03 SALE

Office of the Town Clerk, Alberton,‘ -__ P. E. lliand, up to August 30th,l | will sell on the Mgrkeg for lupplylng electricity for street gn Friday gg 11,30 A_ M" lighting and domestic purposes. The car in good repair. Term. lowest or any tender not necessar- gEN_|_

ily accepted. For further lnlorm~

=\tI°n apply 1° ses-7-28-al.

C. T. GREEN.

Town Clerk. ri* -

939-7-27-tts3i.

Of choice household effedts at m

August to Sept. Auction Rooms, 86 Queen Streez _ _L

chair. ual beside mm. He glun~ 4th 1926 °“ ‘F'|d=Y» July 300° if 1-30 siwfr- I w1]| gel] that

d M-0,md_ as if seeking a way to - 9 1 I am instructed by the Executors t,f I gang you have not re_ of the estate of the l-ate George ] ll

“S11 down, Mn pa,.,,1Sh,~ Nona _ Mutch to sell by public Auction on No Kent

d DM1|,,g the chair with har celvedra copy of the above date all the household ef. .

d_ facts of lat George Mutch, oncist- gurrenllering. Parrish dlsconsol- ifiii °‘f P»"‘|:"» difiifis f`°°m arid DCU' Monday’

ly qheyed 'She mrmed toward -_ room furniture. 6 very old mahog- 'n v ri. until ner shoulder touched wnte; any diniiw-f°°m <=hair=.1 antique commenm g at

s. He drew away, and turned st? ,*°f2. 1 old chest of drawers. one[O’Cl0Ck /`Il00I\.

could see Audre n

y and Morto avid oil painting and several steel(

the organ alcove. Nonu‘s body Secy' engravings. a lot of cllcloths, car-]eI'I\ -COI\V€I\ienceS¢

tained its droop ll hi di ection. ot d the rtl I a' l 1 h at ° 2. ... BOX 153 s..;.:,". ‘:...;.:_ :.;.,-,zzzperiv in first class |310. giflilced Hi fhemv 3-nd inter' Amherst, Ni S. ¢hi|19 ¢i8¢ in and shout premises.`,pair Terms at sale ted, watched them for a moment. . . Sale positive. No reserve. ' ' riliev ;;1r‘l;e;lm-llificgnzo i;ersaltl;;l‘sic. and 0118 WI" be mailed sy order of executors. ‘ BENJ, CARTER,

` 0 9-43' J. A. M DONALD,

on~on Nona's face. 'at Once. 0 Arwgiqnegr, Au Audrey begun to sing, Nona 9757.29.25 »_ _

' 965 7 28'3|~ 970-7-29-laatmon.

relessl_ dropped her grin across _ - _ - ‘ '

u liuclrvur ner chair, und routed 1”” r

ltiy 'Come down to the other

her to the window, where they

marry Miss Morton Do you

clubs

"I'm afraid l'm too -busy# Aud-

levery afternoon, and l get so tried ‘I don‘t think I can play." J \Parrlsh‘s face fell. “l just thoggllt lt might amuse you, he sal _

Audrey compressed her lips, and

was about to make a retort, but Morton interrupted. "Suppose you sing," he proposed, "and l'll play ifor you." 1 'He looked significantly at Nona. ;a.nd smiled. Nona herself was sur- _

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