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Rev. liugh treaser introduced At St. Andrews

ST. ANDREWS. July 2'7 --(Spec- ial)-Rev. Hugh Creaser was in- ducted yesterday as mlnlstcr of Greenoch Presbyterian Kirk at a special service held yesterday even- ing. Interim-moderator Rev. D. L. Howson of Fredericton presided and Rev. C. J. st. Clair Jeans., and other visiting clergy were present.

A meeting of the Saint John breebytery was held In the after- noon to transact special business.

Mr. Grease: is a native of Lunch- .bel'3. N. S.. a graduate of Acadia University and Knox College of Toronto, and was ordained at Tyne Valley. where he served for three years. Accepting a call to Plcton County, N. S.. he served at the old Durham Church four years and then went to St. Andrews Cnurclz. Ottawa. as assistant-minister where he spent the past two years.

He has been doing special work with young people and was tn the missionary committee of the ot- tawa Council of Churches and has been a lecturer on religious edu- fation at the Ottawa Normal CO!- ege.

nail its" about at!

Marrying Mark

7 VIOLEITI KIMIALL DUN N

Continued

"Too bad." sympathlzed Elise. "I mean. that you're not staying.- I was looking forward to seeing you But you'll probably be running back and forth-" g

"One doesn't run back and forth over two thousand miles," said Dorothy. "And of course my own manage in -"

Valerie searched her French vocabulary for man. It ought to belong to "menagarie," but

mehow it hardly seemed to fit. she had never realized her sum was such a vast distance away. sm- had seen her only once in her life before. and that was when her

mother and Mark were married. IV Valarie dropped her father's

hand and moved to where Shirley paused on her way down the hall. she liked to be near Shirley. It wasn't only the strange different perfume that drifted indefinably about her and draw you like a sort of magnet. There was some- thing else that drew you too. Just as there Elise thlst pushed you away. It had nothing to do with outsidcs. Elise was almost prettier in a way than Shirley, who sometimes prac- tically forgot you entirely when she was interested in something else.

Shirley put an arm around Val- erie and bent down to speak. "I think it's marvelous." she said very softly. "I mean for you and Mark to ride it out together. would you like to come and see me some day? If your daddy-"

"He's my father now." said Val- erie. Somehow she felt Shirley would understand without explan- ations.

"I see." said Shirley. "I was go- ing to say if Mark doesn't mind. We could do-oh, a lot or things It might be fun."

"It would be lovely.' She put her nose a little nearer Shirley alld sniffed quietly. A grown-up had asked her to call. There was prac- tically no limit to what might hap-

pen.

"I'll call you up," said Shirley. She spoke as if it were a secret.

Valerie felt she must have used at leastten years. Nobody had ever spoken of calling her up before. offhand like that. As if there were nothing.

"I suppose you wouldn't forget. Thank you." she whipered hurri- edly. Dorothy and Paul. -with Elise behind near Mark. were moyllla ' down on them. "That is. of course. 'iwe're going away-"

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"Mark told me. But I'll know when you get hnnle." Sllirlcy whis- pered back. "I'll be sccing you-" she leancd and kissed Valerie quickly ,almost as it no one must 599.

out in the drive Elise paused, one suede foot oi. the (loot of her town car, A perfect picture for the rotogravurcs, only there was no- body but Shirley in see. "Give you a lift, darling?" she asked.

"No thanks. My roadster is park- ed nrounzl the curve."

Elise shiverod slightly'. "I think you're fearfully bravo running about all over the place alone.driv- ing your own car-"

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l least to me." said Shirley.

Elise shrugged. "I just thought we could have :1 talk. llow my heart aches for that man and that poor little mothcrless child-"

Shirley looked at her. she want- ed to laugh at Elisc's transparence. She wondered suddenly it every- one was transparent. If people were very deep and cunning only to themselves,

"I suppose it's always a shock. losing one's mother." she offered "But somehow I feel ihat Marl: and Valerie are headed for n won- derful brcak. Lutcr, of course. when things have got better ad- justed."

"Ellen was my friend." said Elise loyally. She even let her voice tremble a llttlr- although Shirley was so obtuse. .

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wasn't a mother. I mean. natural- ly. some women are and never have a child. some women never would be if they had a down. It's just one of those things. 1 think Valerie's luck is in."

"I suppose s writer's point or

view gets Just the least bit-shall we say exaggerated. darling? I! you don't mind my speaking frankly-" began Elise.

But Shirley had wavad a hand and was halfway around the park- ing circle.

Tho will was read on Friday. On Saturday Dorothy and ran! left for home. catlett. the chauf-' four. loaded them and their lug- gage into the town car and Mali drove Valerie in his roadster. It -was one of those misunderstand- ings by which Valariovfound out she was a human being instead of a creature moved by grown-up strings. She stood in the hall wait- ing llstlessly to say good-bye to Dorothy and her husband. The CIl' was already at the door as her aunt paused beside her. Dorothy's mourning seemed to flow in tides around her; Val:-rlovshrank from its contact.

she had lifted her face obedi- ontly for her aunt's kiss when Mark. swung his long-nosed road- ster into the drive. He jumped out ran Into the house. some- thing fresh and vital seemed to enter with him. Valerie straighten- rd insllnctively. It was, she thought, as if a brave sort of in-eoze had blown into the dim hall. '.

"I ihought it would be better fo us (.0 follow you than to try to crowd in." he told Paul. "I-Iadn't you bet- tor be getting on your bonnet and shawl, Vnl?" '

Valerie wondered if nhe was dreaming. she looked closely at Mark to he sure he was in his rllzht mind.

"Are you going to take me to the station?" she asked.

"You didn't think I was going to leave you here. did you?"

Dorotlly 0pencd- her lips. but Valerie didn't wait to hear what came out. She was already leap- ing up the wide stairs toward her room. ,

"Do you really think this is quite wise?" asked Dorothy.

"Does it really take 3 lot of wis- dom to drive a. kid to a railroad station?" he wondered. He hoped he was going to continue to be polite to Dorothy. she was one of those people to whom you never by any chance say what is on your mind, even about the average run- oi-ihc-mill topics of life, But she was pushing him rather close.

She moved-closer to him in her heavy black, looking up the stair- way and speaking secretly. "You'll understand that I am a lit- ife fr-oriul." she said. "After all, she is my sister's only child. 1 know Ellen's wish was to keep Val- crlc from active contact with the .vnrld so that when she emerged silo would prepared-"

'l-”m' what?” 'asked vouldnii. quite help it. ,

Dorothy looked at him with faint plly. "For life. of course. with her slightly neurotic tenden- clcs--"

"Probably it won't do her any harm to drive to town with me." he explained politely. "I'll watch in 300 that she doesn't hop a train. nr col kidnapped, or any thing."

Dorothy shivered. "Kidnapping is nothing. to joke about." she said. "With Valerie as your heir-" ;

"I'll look out for that too." The surface of tolerance was wearing- lililinrr and thinner,

"I had hoped to have a last talk with you about the child on the way to town." Dorothy lowered her voice again and drew still closer. "Her wardrobe--"

"You mean she needs nQt ricthes?" asked Mark. "I'm gla you reminded me. we'll look some up today as soon as your train

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pulls out."

"That is exactly what I meant. You see. I've had no time to order all her mourning. she isn't even wearing the dress I got her the day before the funeral.-"

Mark blessed the faint thud of Valcrie's d -'lng footsups dc- scendlng on the stairs above. "she probably forgot," he apologised. "After all, you can hardly blame her at her age-"

It always amazed him that the child was almost fourteen. He would have said at a guess that she was a rather tail and stringy ten, He had always tried to keep his ideas about his stepchild to himself. After all. she was Ellen's and his policy had been hands off.

And Ilo had really known very lit-.

tle of her. School in the winter an expansive camps in the sum- mer -whore Ellen's instructions had been strictly carried out. had giv- en them very little contact.

Valerie now clIme into sight around the bend in the stairs. A blue beret was half on her head and her coat hurls by one sleeve while she struggled into the other. Mark cough her Just as gm stumbled do n the last two steps. I-lo straightened her hat and put her into her coat. "Where's the fire?" he asked calmly,

"I was afraid you'd get tired waiting. or change-your mind."

"How do you now I've got one?"

she looked up with a quick half glance and then giggled suddenly.

"Go on out and climb in." he ordend. "second oar to the rear- saat bulde the driver. 'n1at'a ma.”

He Iumed to Dorothy again. The sight of Valoris's eager point- or! little face had somehow restor- ed his poise.

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