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The two weeks at Terryniore did So-so a world of good. Constance W85 the most tactful of hostess. Using So-sos recent bereavement as an 6X" cuse. she cut the usually formal liv- ing customs of the household to £\ minimum, left. offdressing for din- ncr, and spent her days in plain cos- tumes that. could cause So-so n0 hcartburning because of her limited wardrobe.

There were long walks over the estate, Wolfang showing an ever m- crcasing preference for So-so.

"You'll have to take him," Con- stance raid one day. “He loves 3'0“ to death and won't pay ally atten- tion a; all to mc any more. I think he'd run away and try to IOUOW 3'0“ if you lcft him behind. Besides, I lcauv ptrfel‘ Chuck." Chuck was the clcrcr Boston bull who 118d U16 1'11“ of the house.

“I hate to take him away from his bcaiilitill place and coop him 1-21 around thc Crowsncst,“ So-so PW"

.icstcd. Shc had heard some one re-

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"when you throw a match into? the nlr, dors it llgiil?" i

"Why. no.“

“'l‘il"n Newton fillﬁi be twang." “Cihcst.

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1 hdreby give Final Notice to all l persons who have not paid all their! City Taxes that a dzlaultrrs‘ list will i he published ltfay lst, and placed ill: the hands of the Sheriff for collecg tion, without respect of person. Those l who pay at once will save (xpenses.

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“He'll be happy where ever you are," Constance said carelessly. “He'd rec- ognize your Viking blood, I believe."

"All right. I'm crazy about him- But if he gets sick or doesn't seer-l happy I'll have to send him back- Ycirre too good to me Constance.“

Constance made no answer. So-so had learned that Connie hated W be thanked for things.

"About Chloe," she went on now. "I talked to her yesterday and it seems she really wants to come Wit-h me. I think she expects to chaperon me, make my clothes, do the OOOklIlS and receive callers."

“Chloe's adarllng. She'll boss you lCffibl_\',.lllOllgl'i, if you don’; look oui. she's scared to death of planes. but she'll like the b0l'5 around l!" 11°15- Gct her to make pancakes for 5'0“ some day you won't be able lo keep any of the boys out. of the house once they taste Chloe's pancakes."

One morning when So-so came down to breakfast she found Con~ stance sorting her mall.

i Here's a letter from ‘Jerry, the

first one I've hadfWant to read it?"

So-so opened her eyes in surprise. One didn't ordinarily pass out love letters. Constance, busy with some

other, missed So-sda hesitation a!

she took~the letter.

"Dear Constance." it began-

Vlerc coming along. I've selected the ship and given the orders for the special equipment. Instruments are expensive as the devil. Fred's collect- ed a buch of nlaps and charts ,1 mile high. Aild we've got a villain v1

,a new compasss ready to install. All live read is maps. All we do la work

and sleep. Wc‘re not telling any 0118 about our plans yet. I'd like to make a quiet takeoff if we can-too much publicity makes me nervous. We'll get it after we're made the fllghl, and I

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g 1 A BEVHEY [write me send your letter in care 0! l; w‘ Bkxﬁlni, K‘ C. ‘the’ fiyulg field out hereirhey ve sol"; ‘l Barrister and Atiorney-at-Law ‘y ‘tram “emieive! ‘mid’ M: ,1‘ ' Offlrc; 130 Richmond Sh"; help llS. We'll be back about next l, i AIONIZY T0 LOAN Friday. Love and so forth, Charlottetown, f’. E. I. JERRY "i 4' ' ' Su-so laid the letter down. Could I‘ - McDonald 8'. MCPhee'Constztnce possibly be pleased with If B A this business-like epistlo from the a .1. A. DUDONALD’. In. r. McPI-IEE ma“ m’ had bee“ engaged if’ m: s BARRISTER‘ ATq-okynya Eruionly a few weeks? And hadnt shi. ‘ MONEY To 14mg ’ written Jerry m, all? Riley Building Charlottetown "The boys seem to be coming along ‘ ' all right, don't they'll" Constance ob- btewart & Lowther J. n. STEWART, K. C. l" "' N. W. IXNVTHER i naltmsrnns. SOLICITORS, mo, B b Bes+ ﬁr 84 Great (ieorge Street i a u s You and MONEY To LOAN » Baby too i: 702l-l-4-tf. i l i ! l Dr. D. T. Waye l . nan-nu. sunocoiv , 130 Richmond Street i‘ Charlottetown, l’. B. l. ," Oﬂlcz Hours Phone 543 I , PLMJAIIIKM. , ~A ‘on g, z r. m. u: a P. M. [I @ j K213114251?! »», The Charlottetown Fox Breeders Protective Association . .1... .. , , l1 establllhed for the prosecution of any person or persona stealing foxes from _..l . inn ranches of any of ltu members and have retained; Detective Allllcy and fl! when! men: ol highest repute w lccornplllh their pnrpm. Trained Blood- ; -- ‘ ’ are also ’ by the ‘ ' " and are ready to in to work at one lnimlfda notice. T. n. mounts, _ . Secretary/known. \ The following arc members of ‘l’!!! ‘ CIIABLUITETUWN I08

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served» Pull-ill! down her other mail. "We'll have a lot of fun when they l" baCk- I Want to know every de- tail of their preparations, don't you?"

"Yes, indeed-and See that they t“! Weft’ possible precaution, too.’ "Funny. I never think of that angle of it. I'm so sure Jerry will make it And even if I were worried I wouldn't let him know. I don't want to do a thin! to shake his nerve. But, then, I'm not worried."

maiden up for an hour. It was cold‘ in the air, but So-so enjoyed the $118M and the sure way Constance handled the plane.

"You've certainly learned a lot about flying, haven't you?" she said when they were walking back to m;

' house.

"I love it. If ll, weren't. that I hate the notoriety I'd p-y for some records. In fact, I think that if I hadn't de- cided to marry Jerry" I'd have gone in for professional ﬂying myself. But I think when a woman marries it's her place to rlln the house and raise the children and let the men keep the limelight."

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regret and So-so could not escape an impression that Cpnslance would have found the demands oi a flyers life l8 Nil-ﬂying as marriage to Jerry.

In the evenings Constance taught her to play bridge with Mr. Terry and an occasional business associate to fill the table. At the end of the second week the color had come back to So-so's checks and he wm look- ing nearly her normal self. Constance urged her to stay longer, but Bo-so refused.

"No. Not another day, Connie. 1 feel like getting back to things now. I've had a heavenly time. I've never been so waited on and fed on the fat of, the llnd in my life. But. I'v got to get back to work." -

That», afternoon Constance loaded Bo-ao, Wolfang, and the imposingly large Chloe into the Terry ‘imouaine and drove them back to Mineola.

When so-so had taken them into the house Chloe looked at it for a moment and then said with a shake of her head, "My, ain't it nica and dusty?" v

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element now. Bo-sc. She'll dust and clean until you could eat off the floor. Now, Chloe, don't you boss Miss Bo- lange like you used to boas ma. You haven't had enough to do to keep you busy for years. Here's your chance, but remember, no boating." "No, miam."

‘fol-ind Gloria and Francine idling llll

"That's it, Gloria," Francine offer- wasnl. your

-front of the iron stove So-so used l0 cd. "it

heat the place in the wintertime.

our homemade cookies. some tea. Oh, So-so, we've hnd the? time of our lives. I've had three DW-i ‘posals and Francinels had two. How:

so long?" ,

So-so laughed. “I couldn't ERR.‘ Probably because I never made lily homemade cookies."

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Gas disten’ the stomach and caus- ' es a full, oppressive burning feeling ‘ known as heartburn, while the acid , irritates and inﬂames the delicate stomach lining. Get rid of Gas and‘ Acidity, and you get rid of Ilidiges- i tion. i

To stop or prevent the mourners; and gas, to neutralize the stomach | acids and keep the stomach sweet and , frna from Indigestion, a ieaspoonfuii or four tablets of Blsurated Magnesia

' ~. _ _ John A. McDonald.

W. L. Manchu-n. - ‘ i W. K. Began Slim to: lunches

Chloe Wu in occyay Mr. Harper’: former room and Bo-ao gave her order! to clean it carefully and to

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“So-sol Connie! Come in and ti)‘ ' going to learn to bake apple pic. That Crowsncst for the last. two weeks and think of going back to the gadget ill

We'll have Ought to earn me half a dozen-J’ "More likely a brekcn engagement So-ao offered them. .

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