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rapidly and hnew CHAPTER ll him as a newly-fashionable pout

' and a frightful bore. Dorothy, up; THE TOO-LIVELY GHOST parently llsfaiing with ﬂattering at»

tention. also IO VG Lila was giving a tea when Her- Herbert; ‘Phat ‘ r bert._ reached home with fire ln his than ever. He thought Dorothy de- eye. He was considerably surprised llberately brazen. to find her surrounded by u cbat- It seemed to him that the guests, tering throng of smartly gownedwould never leave, and he grew! women. and a. sprinkling of nondes- more and more impatient for an; cl-ipt, males. interview with Lila. But, ﬂnallyq He forced himself to chat amiably they began going. and the arches-l with theguests, but his thoughtstra ceased playing. Herbert

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"I wish I could tell every suﬂerer in the world what ‘Fruit-a-tivea‘ have done for me. For years I was niucb froub by bad headaches, nervous dyspepsia _ d liver‘ “ Tbenlr --’- ‘Fniit-a-tivu’. Thanks to these ful tablets, I am once more entirely

wellP-Mr. Roy A. Bovay, Trenton, Ontario.

I "Fruit-a-tives” gives unfailing relief to poor digestion, diatresed nerves and gen- eral ill-health, for it works nature's own way. The soothing, bmling luioes of fresh, ripe fruit-aided by rejuvenat- ing faults-have brought glowing health to countless sufferers. Buy a box today —25c and 50c at all druggists. ,

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"You expect me to believe that give away?"

‘ Mondays, Fridays and Satur- idays, steaoncrs sail at 7 P. M. - Atlantic Time, direct to

you had ten thousand dollarsto 9 O Q I

fuming, for fear Dorothy would stay!

were on the letter he had lrecelvedl ‘ behind, but she soon left, murmur-

at his club; it. fairly bumecythroughi

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the breast pocket of his coat. In- wardly he fumed, because the tea. postponed the moment when he could ﬂaunt it in Idle/s face and demand an explanation.

It angered him that Lila, sweetl and lovely and ﬂushed, in Nattler blue velvet, ﬂung him a smile from‘ across the wide drawing-room. Such’ duplicity seemed to him inexcus- able. He couldn't believe it of her;

ling to him, as she said good-byzl

"isn't 1.11s the most perfect host- ess? You have fairly to kick people out of her house."

Herbert replied savagely: "I'm glad she has perfection in some res- pect." He didn't mean it at all; he thought her divine, really, even if provoking, but anger and hurt pride lashed him.

Dorothy's pretty eyes opened very

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he was conﬁdent that all this cameIWldB- she 38W him 8 SW1“ 8131109 of her association with Dorothy 8W1 P558661 0n- Caine. When the last guest had departed, He sow Dorothy, looking verylLlla ﬂung herself into Herbert's pretty. penned in a corner by an arms, forgetful of the lurking Sid- importunate young mun who talked @118- 0!’ Yﬂ-lhef- 8116 M“! l0 “WOW , ‘herself into Herbert's amis and » ,found, to her dismay, that they viwere closed against her. In fact, ‘they were folded across Herbert's

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"Darling, what's happened?" de- manded Lila, getting panicky. 0n Arms and Legs Six Years. Cuticuia Heals. ____.

, For answer, he drew a letter from his pocket, unfolded it, and held it out with an absurdly dramatic ges- ture.

" When I was a uunil boy eczema broke out on my arml and legs in small pimples» As l grcwoider the eczema bemme wet and turned very I red. and my clothing aggravated it. it ironed and burned so that many a night I could not sleep. The trou- ble - ‘ f for oi: years.

" A frimd advised Ctrdcura Soap and Oinulncnt so I sent for a free sample. found grnt relief after using it so purchased acaka of Culiurra Soap and a box of Cuti- cura Ointment which beaied me." (Signed) ‘Louis W. Pluuz, 7128 jaapu‘ Ave” Edmonton, Alta.

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_ ad that! And explain it, if you can."

A little white around the la glanced at it hastily:

I “Why. it's addressed to me, and you-J’ a “I opened it.

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It was sent to my club. In fact. I didn‘t even notice ‘that Your name was on it." I Lila. with a sinking heart. read:

“My dear Mrs. Ware:

“In behalf of our executive board. I am instructed to thank you for. Your most generous gift of $10,000’ to our work for the relief of dis- abled war veterans.

RED CROSS LINE S. S. “ROSALIND”

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"l l Many Mass Offerings. 3917mm‘ ‘Boquets, telegrams and messes“ of sympathy were received frﬂm Sympathizing friends and relatives.

May her soul rest in peace.

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Th: annual prise meeting of the Princl Edward Inland Provincial Rifle ‘ ‘ "

At Charlottetown Rifle

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July 30th and 31st Commencing at 3.80 a. m. JMako your entries early. Prize llits and any other information can

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“When you called at our head. address, and, slncg we do not ﬁnd it He looked so furious that Lila be- Lila-Jack Farquahar is alive! He's sending our acknowledgement wlmale relative. For the ﬁrst time in her life, Lila “Committee on Contributions.”‘luleiw- "l5 Umle Dam" I ——-

icy hands; she wondered l; ﬂerbemlbOfll," explained Lila eagerly, happy’

at last, looked 1m» them, but his 319's not deed?‘ —-

ture. Lila took a wild plunge. . Croken, an ooooum, 0g whose dered Herbert. lers—l-le wanted to glvc it in mem- Her funeral was held on Wednes- 0! perversity invariably pfompggdl "You mean that your uncle senﬂDrl-scvll. Clement (her childhood chose evasion-and vice vergg, l“ was killed in the war?" he asked Church of St. Mary's was filled with water. "Oh, Herbert, how clever you are!" highly “leemeﬂ by Bil-

Dorothl! made the donation." But, Others had before it. Herbert was aloha?“ ﬁ mm" Pill/J!‘ 0! the d8- Herbert fairly snorted. dinner. However, he took the oppor- m“

Bive away?” her husband, and he solemnly “Mum n the M“ W" 3-"- J- ~7- ed Herbert ominously. He bent on future. ogncemmg money’ m than’! 8"‘ Dunltall" URlWFIIW- Bub‘ slowly, still ﬂghtlng for time. “In a lift! sums," he said. other chm’ m m’ “mm!” "Not from your mother!" “not calls, was informed by Slddona that gulgm lumen“ an’ P‘ Bu“; "Then from whom." afternoon. and would she cull Mira mo, o‘ (h, l '

of your relatives died recently." Dummy "my u hudly no‘

stand how lawyers can put ruggea- soft and sweet and owm “c ' yo" p g. u“- with emotion. ' '

they will. for a shock/A cable "XIII! Fraueoand c

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mun m n. Itknow n. rmwicryou. I openedxit, mm; moon‘

quarters with your weeks ago, you faile listed in the mlophone or c“), diblcame even more frightened. Sheicomlng home! He's sailing mmor. ectory, we m-o taking the liberty “(searched about desperately for arow." your husband's oluby “Uncle Dan!" she gasped. Jointed dead away. "A. M. Dean. Chairman, "Who." Herbert demanded more‘ (To Be Continued.) t Lila, playing for time. bad, finally, "My mother's brother. He went; ' o look up from mo logger 1n her out to South America before I was} I ' ~ n Memoriam

noticed how she was trembling. t0 be once more on safe ground. ____

His eyes were blazing when she. "And he left you this money?" MRS. MICHAEL 01:01am, voice was like ice. “Well?" The“ Why-J?" DWPBSL sympathy is extended to

Lila made aﬂhelpless little 835- rose with irritation. the sorrowing relatives of Mrs, M,

“"Lsn't it obvious?” "Don't you see? Ten thousand tragic death has already been

You made this edonoglon?" mun- dollars-the fund for disabled sold- Wcorded. '

Looking back on the whole situ- °TY 0i’ u-a son." ‘BY morning, July 18th. from the KNOB. Lila wondered why some imp‘ Herbert deliberated. residence of her brother, Mr. T, A, her in the wrons direction. WhemYOlI ten thousand dollars to be given b01118) t0 Indian River, where inter- the truth would have served, sllolto the fund in memory o; a son who ment took place. The beautiful either one, the result was the “mo, slowly, lends from fur and near who came and she was constantly in hog, Lila flung herself lnw his arms. Pa!’ a last tribute to one who was

At this particular “ma, l; would she cried, and kissed him. strvlce at the entrance to the have been so easy w $811 "Qh. no. 1n the end. the incident passed. asrchurch W“ Pemlﬂned by Rev. Dr. instead. she answered Herbert's l-flﬂi! 1888 easy to cajole into a goodw” irate question by nodding dumbiy, humor, but he forgave her before The mlem"

"You expect me to 591love mo; tunity to read her a little lecture onlBm You mid ten thousand dollars to the dancer of keeping things 1.0mm" 1"‘ "4 "l" It the mvr- Ms-

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She nodded again, wide-eyed, ed bur w let him take cha of u§M“°D°"""’ °‘ ﬂmmmdi’ l“

"Where am you get m" dﬁmgnd. affairs r" “ Balm Rev. J. IL Murphy. Rector her a look of suspicion. "Women are too emotional to be Deacon’ “d m" w’ E- Mmwuh

"I--' ' Lila opened her mouth trusted with the dispensation o; swam‘ M"m °l “Tmlmmi- wny‘ I hlherued u.» n w” three days “be, ‘but ti‘. $379 D. J. Glllll. P. P». R61!

“Prom whom?‘ asked . Herbert. "illffliulfrom a round of duty m} p J ‘m ‘ ‘

"No;- Lila shook her head. Miss Came had been endeuvoring m c“ W. Rev. Iran. my mother." l get her on the telephone all the “,°.°";“~

Herbert's voice shook with impatience. "None Chine imtmedlatttlly she got in. no“ p“ . I 8 DUN Y‘ nu her, ' "

"M'- "0- He’! not dud." mu m

w. helplessly. minions m umnr- mired her voice. mite-a of being ' . "m" draw , it

tlons into the minds of “meueaﬁhlfl? m‘! "brim “n: ‘ulna; “glam” and fairly force them to say what "Lilo. darling, pl-opolo youg-Qelflv "

"He! He!" Herbert pounud on arrived for you this afternoon. l-hﬁ P1 "Ab. then, than’: a When {couldn't get in touch wml

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