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maybethatshswillnotwishto make a marriage with me after the manner of your -people-"

Airuman considered ,“li You are to makg our people your people, you must watch with us these two ove- nings now at hand. You must pre- pare your ﬂowers for your marriage. You must make yourself our brother in blood. The whi woman must become our blood sisicir. Say now ii you wish to make this marriase 91W!‘ the manner of our people.

Let me speak with the white, woman, just for one moment," Bill’ pleaded.

Amman shook hi! heed. "No. These last days q ta/im Paloola watches. We go far the men of the tribe, and wait for the clouds to come, When they come we return to camp to feast. mess days it is evil for men and women even to look upon each other."

I was an impasse. Bill realized that. He could see the restless glanocs of the tribesmen fixed upon lhim and it "occurred io him he had Ewe too far to back down from his plans now without offending them. Ahiwayais eyes were fixed upon him a-ndthebirownmanga/veahardly perceptible, but none the less urgent nod oi his head.

Bill decided. “I will do as you say Chief Ar-umnn. I will become your brother in blood and I will make marriage with the white woman after

long. too much space. If only he couldseeherfora-fewhriefminmea so that she could be prepared for whatoverordcal she must go through to become a. tribal sister, fitted fin’ the tribal marriage cmemony. Bill had some uneasy thoughts about this ceremonial. For himself he did not mind. bathe had no idea what. it might involve for Katherine. ‘Ihe more he thought oi it the more im- peratlvc it seemed that he speak with her. however brieﬂy. The upshot of his thinking was that he plucked a. banana leaf and wrote again to her, using a sharp pointed stick as before. Again he leit the note by the fire weighting it down with a stone, and making sure from a distance that she knew P‘ message waited for her. As he left the camp with the men after the meal he managed a farewell wave oi the hand and caught her answering gesture. '

Then he plunged info the forest. part and parcel of the fifty men or more who went io keep vigil‘ by the mountain of fire. Katherine found the note and frowned over its con- tents. . _ _

"The beach. ‘tonight after other: sleep. Come sure. Bill’ ' She threw the leaf on the fire, conscious that Utmmatawaa watching d her. Then ens joined her com- panions in the preparations for the great feast to be held when the men b returned. She could only guess at I the meaning of their departure, the J stacks offood io be cooked, but she knew that it was connected with the ending of the tabu and she was glad. C

the manner of your people." " Aruman translated his words and there was apppwval written on all the faces. Amman dismissed the gather-

Bill in Einglish “When the sun is

ing with a iew words .thcn said to she whispered iohersclf andwcndered

Life without Bill, even the busy life she had led for the last three weeks. grew drearler. "I will see him tonight though,"

why, instead of Joy at the prospect.

to Saint Dunstarfs Bisilicawhere a Requienrlilgh Mess was celebrated

ziel and Joseph Gaudet.

al offerings were received:

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Iree IOIHAWHIOW TO GIT INTO the CANADIAN CIVIL aIBVIlJl"-—as . meaegrap baaklat I to qualiﬁcation. calls-in, etc.

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In,‘ Memoriam

mn- LATE Ma's.’ MICHAEL oummrsxavj

The/death occurred in this city on

Monday evening, September 2nd, of Mrs. Michael C vanced age of '19 years,

islrey at the ad-

For thepsst three years the dec-

eased was 'ln failing health ' and clthoush- receiving the best medical care and tendernursing she passed peacefully away on the ‘above date.‘

‘She leave to mourn one daughter

wnnieand one son James,‘ both at home; and ﬂve grandchildren.

The-funeral was held on Wednes-

ay morning from-her late residenceI

y Rev; P. McMahon, D. D., services t thegrave being conducted by Rev.‘ . Sullivan. '

The pail bearers were: Messrs. Pat-I

rick Quinn. Cv, W. Murphy, Michael

onnclly, Angus McLeod. John Dal-

The following spiritual and ﬂor-

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Now is the Time’ for Bargains in Bed Outfits

Your Money Never Bought _» . » i- i Better Value Than This , I l

WHITE ENAMEL IRON BED, as illustration, with brass i, \ i’ v ‘ | v i . l‘ I corner cupa and easy rolling casters. Reinforced with brac- H. l l lng rail and three filling rods. Bed alone . . . . . . . . .. $4.65

THE WOOL TOP MATTRESS is extra thick and is covered with a strong grade of art ticking, tufted through- out. Mattress alone . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. $5.50

Complete 3-piece Outfit

THE ALL STEEL LINK SPRING is sanitary, saglcss, and extra liurdv- Spring alone .................. .. $4.75

comraam OUTFIT nnnrvnnan .......... .. $13.50

There is Style and Beauty with low price—in this

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of fire until the clouds _cover the sky. heart.

Be ready.‘ ' Bill went back to the menfs house. Ahiwaya by his side. In a few hours he mam leave the camp, leave even these glimpses of Katherine for sev- _ eral days, and it seemed unthinkable Twenty-three sets of twins, all un- to him that she should know nothing der four, are attending the welfare of his plans. Could he get word to centres of Finsbury, England. her in any way? To write all that he wished her to know. would take too

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F0011! $3,500,000 worth of American . implements were, imported '- Nleria and, Funisia this year.

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The family o! the late Mrs. Michael Uﬂmmiekey Wish to thank all their friends for the many acts of kindness IhOWII them during their recent sad bereavement, also icr ﬂoral tributes. ‘its’? Cards and Spiritual Bouquets.

FALLS TO DEATH FROM TOP OEBUILDING

BOSTON. Oct. k-Gcorcs of persons attracted by men working at dizzy heights above the street on the new hotel under construction at the North Station in the late afternoon noon. witnessed the tragic fall to death of Hank Mccauley. 80. of II Salccmbe street. Dorchester. a der- rick engineer.

commuters were pouring into the North Station in the late afternoon rush. Scores of them passed along the sidewalk within a few yards of the hotel struotum. with no know- ledge that a man was falling to his death.

Beca of the accident officials of the building company _ ordered all work on the huge structure suspend- ed for the day. McOaulay was re- garded as an expert in his line oi endeavor and had been employed on building work in Boston and other large cities-Boston larch.

(The deceased was a nephew of Mr. John M. alcOauley. Sydney Street, and Mrs. H. McMillan, Doe- chaater Street, Charlottetown.)

Rheumatism

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the aolilnl mud m. Soothing relief assured. _

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THE STEEL COIL SPRING is strong and

head and foot and easy rolling casters.

and covered with good art ticking.

medallion at hcad and foot ann two sturdy ﬁlling rods on each side of panels.

3-piece Bed Outfit at

THE WALNUT FINISH STEEL BED ls continuous post style with 5 filling rods IO ‘ It is 48 inches high at head; 34 inches high at foot. Price oi bed alone . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 56-25

THE FELT MATTRESS ls exceptionally restful and cosy; ﬁlled with sanitary felt The Mattress alone is . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. $6.25

Here is another Value in a 3-piece Bed Outfit

m; case PANEL swam. BED i, in popular walnut ﬁnish. with 2-inch continu- ous posts, perforated steel cane panel with

resilient,

$17.25

THE SPRING is a sagless, sanitary link style that will give years of service. The Spring alone is . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. $4.75 Complete 3 piece Outﬁt. Delivered . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. $11.25

$21.15

Complete Delivered

Bed alone . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .... $7.50 THE TALL COTTON FELT MATTRESS ls restful, well built and covered with strong art ticking. Mattress alone . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 57-95

giving ﬁrst class service

for many years-Spring alone . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. $6.50

Complete Outfit Delivered $21.75

Simmons Bed Outfit You. Know the Quality

. 29.50

‘I'll! GUARANTEED SIMMONS GRACELINE BED I.1 walnut ﬁnish with Iii "l"! wgﬂnuqﬂ] pa“ and perforated and decorated center panel M. head and foot, Two grace-

‘fal ﬁlling rods at either side. Bed alone . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. $13-50 ' _ h run ms-rrasss is of exception-l quality. In keeping Mih "l" "P" "Y" ""1 Frelg t ﬁnhh of the Bed Mattress alone . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $10~50 _ was srnmo ls a heavy lube frame, steel link style. non-saxslhs- W101 1011"" Pald

grade Helical: ai each end. Spring alone . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ,. $1.25 smnuoNs nan 0U'i‘I-‘I'I‘ nsuvsnnn ........ ...................... .. $19-50

—for the Young Master _ n a Simmons Safety Crib U _ .5“ i

rnrs smmnns ems. has ﬂve 0"!" "d! '" ‘uhendand eleven at each side. "0" “lab” “m; the crib safe for"!!! the "ﬁlm" chnd- m” g5 have automatic fastener: llmlll is rust-PT"! _ n,‘ iabrle and thr casters sllde at a ﬁnlﬂﬁ loveli-

Dmmos . .................................. .. $10-50 snmous mar-mass. m». ...... .. $2.90

THIS SLIDING STEEL COUCH llll national link fabric spring with strung heli- cals and is complete with a double aide l0" flock maitreaa covered with art- antenna- Delivered ...........................‘. SUI \

IHOLMAN

ADJUSTABLE HEAD COUCH, Ill! ‘gang link fabric apthg, angle iron frame. guqlabla head and orclonne covered felt m“ Delivered i"... . . . . . . . H.011“

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