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Report for April:

Grade X-l. Anna Docherty.

Grade VIIL-l. Eugene MacPhee,

Grade VI-l. Alex MacNevin; 2. Wilbur Gass; 3. Melville Pollard.

Grade V-l. Anita MacDcugaiJ; 2. Louis Tierney; 3. Everette Boyle

Grade IV-l. Velma Frizzell; 2. Charles Prizzell; 3. Jean Pollard.

Grade III-i. Edison MacDougall; I. Brent MacDougall; 3. Anna Cavanagh.

CHARLOTTEIQWN GUARDIAN

EANAMS LEADING CUUKERY EXPERTS RECUMMEN'D_ MAGIC

WHAT HAPPENED AT MONTALBAN

B! PETER BENEDICT 4Q-O§O-OQ-§O-OOQ-O-QOQ-Q»QQ§Q_Q.*‘ CHAPTER V HISTORY or THE HAPPENING

Molly looked at Mallla's photo- Brsph-a delicate oval face, eyes of an arresting iightish colour, large and lustrous, masses oi shining hair falling low upon straight ivory the ﬂrst floor. shoulders. “So that was Mailial where I was, but not 1n M81113‘ What were her eyes? Pale blue?" Twm- 1 was in the library reading

"IrIazel-more green than brown," Catullus. At one o'clock ln tne| NDIIBG Severn. morning, and with no corroborative

“Arid her hair?" witnesses. who's to believe that?"

“Redder than bi-ovm. and browner "And yet they arrested Ralphl" than red. For some reason she gave "You didn't read the newspapers,” the imDression of being fair. but sah lsevern positively. really her hair was almost oopper- dﬂNo. not until the dav of the var.

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beech colour. Shes beautiful, isn't . 811?? ’ . "You should. They're very inform- ‘Dazzllngly-even in a photo» 811W." gzagllifsl-le llloollced OfVGI‘ her shguideg. She uwaiitfld forbhizrl to enlarge a e ma sip o card, an sai upon e eme, ut anparentl he with _a quiet smile: "An innocent had Said hi5 Say- y face. lsn‘t it? Young and calm. That “You can't stun there," she said. was a quality you didn't get in the "There's one thing I want to know.; original. She had a wav of smiling Why does Charles want a word with. that made you think of a panther Ralph in peace, before the others‘ or a puma-something beautiful and realize he's here? It isn't ius. that‘ sleek and dangerous. But calm-or he feels awkward about the arrest even noticeably young-mo, it didn't and trial, because Robert was talk- strike you she was either." int: about his indignation over the “How old was she actually when-J lawyers suggesting a plea of irre-i she died?" lsponsibilitv if Ralph's defence 001-‘ |

___i Which is exactly 1

“Twenty-three, I believe." He lapsed. They seem to have been took back the photograph from llél‘, nand in glove then." , and put it away. "Charles left that “With miles oi ice between. itY‘ behind in his room when he went dear. Very loyal very puiictilious --r away. I took the liberty of remov- but very stiff. Ralph icy because he? ing it. He won't miss it now; if he was not sure lf Charles believed hlnli does. he won't ask for it." innocent or guilty. Charles quite

Molly looked up at him in a puz- frankly in doubt himself, and stand- zled way- l-le was a puzzling per- mg on his dignity, I told you ne son to her: once he had stated in all was all Mcntaluan. He wants to seriousness that he himself wrs straighten that out now; they meet under consideration as, a suspect on a different footing, you see_ this

and yet here he sat calmly re-as-i time. Ralph's tried and found in- sesslng the beauty of Mailia Daunt nocent; as far as they're concerned, instead of either removing himsel it's washed out. But if you really from the scene altogether or taking want to know-and why shouldn't, steps to disprove in advance any BC-l rou?—there tvas plenty to wash.‘ cusatlon which might be made They had their moment, too; bit against him. She said impulsively: Ralph hadn't mv sauvity, and it "You iold me oiicc vii yiou remember cndcci in Charles knocking him

that the police had their eye on you down. Thai was. on the iiloriilng be-

aswa possibility. Did you really mean for? the inurde d ht It . " suppose tnisres no ou was b‘(‘ll'm not in‘ t-he habit of joking‘ m ldCiY" suggested Molly‘. d I a ut my nee . "Of course. yo don't rca the

"Then why don't you get out c! papers. It was lfllglldél‘ all right." j here? If you went away openly and “Toll me what really‘ happeiiedl helped yourself to a job somewhere, You “"0113 liele. and you kllim. nut-c, ii“. l.i“'°““i.i‘.’°.li“°i§° i%°.2‘.‘9"““"* 5"“? ‘ff. ‘in. "ipiléiféimi

a ng w e us . o ee uric . gin a i _ li-'

"I like it here." said Severn tran-' ning. and let me get it straight." 1 izélllly. "Scotland lgard is not hgoinii, "Idhe beginningﬂdasaid boseverriﬂ‘

worrv me ou 0 a D ace w re pon erlng. “was a y a u six prefer to stay. And for another, months ago. when Charles brought thins, It dkprrt tlifinkbttlzey have the ner down here‘ from London, land remotes ope o o anng a urm- said he was gong to marry ier. viction against mc-any more than They came down in that contrap-

they had against Ralph." tion." He nodded across the grass‘ “Why should they think you did towards the rey s rts car, which it? Wiiﬁt had V011 i0 Rain?" was still uric alme . "No one here He said wi a slow smile: "I had met her before. no one was ple-

notice you don't ask me if I did do pared for her appearance; but she. it." was presentable. nicely dressed» l "Bulk 1 conclude you didn't; it handsome. and they just opened doesn' make much sense if you did." their gates and let her in. She was

"She was a said Severn slyly

. ton either way. No one “You talked about hi?! lust now knew much about her, of course, not

care a but

disease. I don't think you ever lost proud of their blood. and particulir

any sleep over her-not out of love what the? mixed with. Still. _sheI

anyhow. What is it they've sot on seemed a1 right; and pride of line u?" doesn't cut much ice these days. she "The obvious things - opportun- had some sort of private income —

lty, lack of an alibi, and a vague 110w big I don't know—ancl bod a

but suggestive suspicion that 'm “M

eeping back a good deal 1 could

“Mater”

Grade I-Sr. 1. Mary Tierney; 2. Lloyd Murphy.

Grade I-Jr. l. Wilma Pollard.

Most stars in Junior Grades: Charles Prizzell.

Highest Average: Velma Hizzell.

Perfect attendance; Anita Mac- Dougall, Velma Prizaell, Jean Pol- lard, Margaret Boyle. Anna. Gavan- agh. Mary Cavanagh, Bernce Gass. Vivian MaeFadyen, Wjlma, Pollard, Leo Cavanagh, James Tierney, Louis Tierney, Alger Pollard, John Gass, Charles Frizzell, Brent Mac-

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tell." I "Arid are you?" . He smiled. “Maybel" "But there's no motive." “People have been killed for very

little motive. have been here a w“ mitwomm who“; long time, I am deep in the conﬁd- mwdm nunvous_who cafe of us. 8N“; gag] mean $1,‘: 1g fear hot ﬂashes, dizzy spells-totem {s fngﬁ}, ”'_:“d,s,§uou%veman;§ge Lydia E. rmiumma Vegetable Com-

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Aie you ke it for granted that I didn't nut the lady- out of the feotlva tohell? WW1"! 4W1!!! timid "trying times" due to functional

way?-either of’! my own bat, and.

secretly. origiiihll} ltlhelr ilzorlinivaéicii; irregularities. Mada in Canada. " es." sa o y ca my. “ u 3-1-5 mymq;

quite see that the police can't. Had‘ W0

thev—an_vthing more to go u n?” _.-—;.__ . “'I'hey had a very frank sta merit

from Charles about a certain dif-

ference of opinion we had. Differ-

fascinating woman", Charles's business, and they didn't‘ ‘mm the om on we ﬁght‘,

rather as if she were a dangerous even Charles. And they were atriflel

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A man had a slight difference of opinion with his wife. But he acknowledged his error generous- ly by saying: "You are right. and I am wrong. as you generally are. Goodbye clear", and he hurried off to catch his train.

“So nice of him to put it like that“, his wife said to herself. And then she began m think about it.

THE REAL POINT

After his first visit to London, he was telling his wife some of his most interesting experiences.

“And the bars and pubs are so large, too!" he exclaimed. "I went into one of the biggest pubs for curiosity."

_"Oh!" replied his wife, who knew him. “Arid how much is curiosity s. glass?"

flat in London. and no relations to sneak of.

“Well. she behaved herself prett well that am visit, though i

thought she was to scin- lillate in directions other than Charles by the last day. she had

one or two nice, private talks with nis father, for one thing. Odd, that. because he's a main who doesn't usually go in for feminine compan- ionship. However, she went, and everyone wrote her down as satis-i factory. l

"She came twice after that. On her second visit she opened out gradually-like a flower-no, more like an octopus. She b88111 to cast ner spell on Ralph. Anyone could see it. Anti-l mimic-even perhaps a| little on Robert. Bile became nut-- iual. She set out to draw every man in this house, married or single, alter ner. i. can't quite make out now whether it was deliberate or lust a Dari. 0f her nature; a, little oi nuln, 1 tlunil. in a way sne Couldn't help it; out sne took a‘ malevolent delight iii it, And i. was her only iaiiure."

i-le turned, and. was disooncerted by Molly's rather olerlsive smile. "An inverted vanity, maybe, but ghastly nue, dear nurse. Never forget it. 1t liHS everything lo do wltn tniS case, unless tile CltWCl-LVG-SQIKGBIIL and 1 have ootn liiissed our guess. Because sne had Ralph under her feet, and ltooert following nor round with nls eyes. and even me old cnap couri- ing her notice. sne was iasciinaung. sne was ravishing. it so happeneu that 1 was allergic to hei'—-oi' some- thing, _

"sne came the third time, and you could see things coming to a head. charles began to notice, and was JGBlOUS 0i nls own shadow. let alone nis brothers. He had thatvencounter with ine--and the one with Ralph. narbara was shutting herself in tier room like Danae in her tower, and going, I tear a. triile mental. Ano men the day-the day."

He looked up at tne face of the house. "Let me see. She was cc- cupying thepbest guest-room. Look along the vvinaows o1 the nrst floor“

little to the riht of the stone, steps there is her room. It has two windows. she fell-she was thrown

(To be Continued ALBANY RURAL SCHOOL

Report of Albany Ruial School ior the Month of April: GradeX-J. Florence Gamble. Grade IX—1. Kathleen Kelly. Grade VIIl—-i. Margaret Kelly; 2 Gerald Kelly; 3. Jennie MacDonald. Grade VII-—1. Uodia MacKay; 2. Jean Boulter; 3. Annie sherry. Grade V—Sr. 1. lorne MacMurr- e ; 2. Garnet MacDonald. Grade V-Jr. 1. Dorothy Mac-

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