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EICNCTTJN. N. 8.. Q00. 15-113)’ Tim Clllilillilll l‘rr.<sl—Ailh0l1Eh We .\l : 1 Trade lllld Labor Coun- cl :-\(\llt,l\' passed rt resolution urg- ing thp dint-us to rc-cicct the pr . ' ciﬂv council by acclumation cu ('i' -rli-:t.ol1 duy. 111KB than tilrce \\'<.‘€l'i§ (iostxlllf. 93V€Y£ll CiIlZE-‘DS have launched their intention c’ running for seats, and it is prob- abfn the present Council members will rc-offcr ihcir services, W. E. MCNFlllllqlt‘, local barrisfer who 0p- pmcd Nfayor C. H. Blakncy lust _\"."fif‘.<, will be a Mayoralty- candidate

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Dc rooster what ain't got no spurt Stands mighty little show.

here 90:: young Richlellou egwin. scouting around in his auto mobile. What do you suvﬂlws‘

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Itwasdiudngsntutorvaltnthe dancing that Ames saw her cep- tured and cornered by three deter-

mined young men, who each put forth excellent: reasons wiby should havethe next dance with her. The three were joined by oth- ers until the little group had be- come quite a crowd.

"But 1 can't dance with all three," 3 Poet: Yes, I hope so, but hov ibucy was laughinxly l" “B91118-

when a tall youth in tight costume of green and white stripes, who frankly admitted that he didn't know what he was supposed to be. a troubadour or n. spring onion, sud denly constituted himself master of revels, and from the cleared cen- tre of the bull mom floor made this elegant proclamation: ,

“Oyez! Oyesl Know all ye by_

these present-and all that sort of Jolly old bunk. Boiled down, whatI mean is this: that if the girls who

haven't, fixed up the next danoeﬂl ‘pop ojf and hide, we'll

give ‘em three minutes. and then oome and find them, . . . How's that for a brain wove?"

A chorus answered him.

"Fine!" "Get on with 1t " “Scat- tar, you girls!" ‘Three minutes, and not a second more. . . -

And amid chatter and laughter, the girls scattered, Lucy with them. lifost of them did not bother t0 make their hiding places very ob- scure, but Lucy left them. and turned towards the back of the house, ran along s. corridor thM 1nd to the kitchen premises. then pushed through :1 gi-ccil baizn door into the main cirrzdar on the o‘hcr side of the staircase and slipped into tilc 1il‘"ﬂl'l'- She half

expected to find her father l-ll0TP1'

as it was his favorite retreat on festive ozcaslons, but. there was no one in the room. A slngl: light shaded in deep crimson, cast

sombre glow over her lucy iioullccs,

as she tip-ices across the room. clilnbcd into a dcep lvlndosv-scu! and pulled a heavy curtain in front of her. She was glad of the peace and quiet this refuge gave hen, . . . She wanted to think. . . . hills; think. . . Must decide.

‘The sounds of jollity‘ came to her

faintly. . . . Then a. youthful male voice came whooping along the corridor; the library door was flung wide; and the youthful voice said . . “Nobody here!" and went whooping on its light-heat-red way. Lucy breathed again. She didn't wont to be found yet. But five minutes had not gone by when she heard the door open_oncc more; quietly, this time. and a. step sound- ed Soft. upon the carpeted floor. Her father, perhaps, she thought, and she moved, very cautiously o.- long the window-seat, round the curtain, but cautious

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side of the heart qulckened with the thought that it, might be Oliver. , _ , A hand BDDeared, and the curtain

was flung aside. Her startled eyes,’

quickly lifted, saw not her father, nor Oliver, nor any of the men con- cerned in this game of hide-and- seek. but the dark, unsmiling face of the necklace adventure man.

INSTA-LliliENT IV

And once again her eyes were caught and held by the look in those sullen, storlny eyes that, mc’ hers.

A moment oil almost uncanny stillness followed. before the spell of it was broken by her sudden ‘little laugh. '

“Youi" she cried out. "YES." he answered. “And-youi"

1y: a little tremulouely. "I . . . I'm hiding,"

she words. very deep room. "And I'm finding you." the game." She said.

isn't it: " he replied.

fleecy flounoes. . .

. . . who are you?" "Let's ~ introduce ourselves}:

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5hr, laughed again, ever so slight-

said. klddishly, a nervous quiver 1n the

"YES? he said again, his voice against the distant sound of revelry. from beyond the

fI . . .‘didn't know you were 1n "It's obvious that I am, though,

"Yes . . . I suppose it is . . ." She mumbled off the seat and lstood before him, looking m“, e little girl as she shook out "her . “But. I'd no. idea of seeing you here , _ _ who

he said. "My name is Lee. James 1pc." She looked up at him quickly. 80

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said. with pretty oordlsllty. “But I hadn't the remoteetnotton it was y0u...1’mLlacyGruhlm Wu know." - Hefoolrherhandln a ra

e indghty clasp thut seemed to swal-

ilow it all up, and said slowly:

' "How d‘you do. Lucy Gresham?”

l She laughed up at him her. hand

lulu in nu, and:

"How do you do-Jsmes Leo?" she answered merrily.

Bu; he didn't shone her merri- mcnt. His queer dark eyes looked down at, her, tlnllli by NI! least hint of amusement, until it made her quite nerve . and she twist- ed away from him. the bright color coming up into her (ace. For a nio- ment she thought that he must», be i offended, but could not imagine 'why.

“Have you only Just arrived?" she went on hurriedly.

; "I entered the ballroom with Ludy Cordelia and St. Abb, precise- ly as the young man in green strip- es was ilroclaimlng the rules of the game," he told her. She looked

,back at him quickly. He didn't seem offended after all . . . Per- hops it was just his manner. . .

“I'm sorry I wasn't there to re- ceive you properly," She 881d with just a hint of cautious formalltyin her voice. “Shall I make amends by finding you some IJBTWBYS?"

| "Don't you think I'm pretty good at, finding partners for myself?" he countered. "I can't dance, but this next dance is obviouslymine, if you will sit ii; out with me?"

‘ "But" said Lucy. determined not

to meet him half-way. tcolmpet-

uousiy again, "Didn't you come in here for peace?" _

"I came in here to find you." he wld her bluntly.

She couldn't, kcep back "Oh" of surprise. Then!

j “Dd you see me come in here?"

"N0, 1 played fair. But I found this in the corridor just outside, and though: I'd follow up the clue." Hc held out a. little knot of pink and silver roses, that had from her full skirts.

The cautionary formality drop-

ed from her tone as she said:

“But how wonderfully noticing of you, to know that it came from my frock . . ."

l "Not very wonderful; I stood quite near you in the ballroom

,whlle the game was being 8H8“!- ed," he shswered.

"Did you How queer that I didn't see you."

| “Why?

i “on . . . well, 1 should think

you'd always be . . . noticed" she

said, a. little hurriedly.

"Am I such a marked man?" The

u. little

she glanced up at him quickly. | “Marked?” she said, puzzled. "N0-

though her movements had been. it °“1y' we“ Yb“ “my” exactly ' ' ' across the room towards her, and t-heyl came to a halt just on the other h“? “Md “bmpﬂy curtain. . . . Her

commonplace, are you?"

He was silent a. moment; then

“Well, how many dances are you

going to give me as a reward for -my clever detective work?"

She wasn't quite prepared for that; she equlvocated.

“But you say you don't dance?!‘

She was destined to find out then that equlvocathn didn't go with James bee. He said:

"Do you think you'll find it dull, sitting out a dance or two with me?" and his sullen grey eyes were challenging. She colored.

(To Be Continued)

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shock to her family, her friends and the whole community. Mrs. Keeping was believed by those who knew her to be a. genuine Child of God. She lived a simple gulless life of un- I M,‘ Owln to the t n 451i Mrs. Archibald Barrett passed ggubgng ‘In c?’ m‘ word “d ms Mae"; mm“- 3:2}, tzolueuwm hi’ MY- 0°15“! T5113’- aww on Thursday, December a, w: i“: T“ y d?“ chm” 5*" me tmip mamas m mum Bu, Mlle Creek. About eleven o' s at her home at wheatley River, be, ,2 thB-glegsbatesfnlgand :3‘: on rmmsday nth has been posh dainty lunch was served by thl Mm Barrett w“ born at chem h" parents heroic hernnemc me pbmd mdeﬂnltexy. The ‘ouowmzllﬂdlé! prmnt. in a short time the V“"°Y' “"1"”; s°ll°°l "will YWB were laid m rest in m; littlerhelfnzltta; have WW the prim in the turnip “m” “m” °t mm m“ u“ and lust at Wheatley River where qemem-y on he, own 13nd “bout 3 growing competition: 1. prize won “h. “d “ “w ‘mm “a” she married. She was an exemplary hundred yards from he,- en-ghw by, William Mutch, Rocky Point; mppm‘ the nah.‘ “and” m‘ M woman as wire. mother and friend. home m B. beautiful sloping spot 2nd. Prize won by William McLean "m 1°“ l“ "m" °' m‘ ‘M “d W” actively illlﬂeﬁlﬁd in the among the ﬁrs which shelters and Fail-view" 3rd. prize won by l! cu h. i . ' , 1 t. .. 3135.‘. its: zl: "rt 1:: “m” ﬁr": m mo... m “ l - ‘s ea . us say es , ; 5t; , ,, condutedb B2.W.0. il th " ~ . mist; by lgmhl/F- E‘ Boottlglngwetly shtétsltéléigrgeweﬁftiz-mllfetzaﬂgu; 5:511‘ Allison Mslvfilllan, Fair-view. 6th.. The B. B. Hllllshoro plied-stead!!! on Saturday, December 5. descend from heaven with a shout ﬁlm w, Rocky wilt’ 7th. m-‘on mid’, um cmnym‘ wwn“ Athol Rackhnm and Mrs. Chester with the voice of the Arch Angel 1,2“ a“, m’ ciamiew’. 8th‘ Wm“ °“° “ma” m?" t°"“",l m" Rsckham sang an alpproprlag (meg, and with the trumpet: of 69¢] mg m s.’ m y Point’ 9th’ s‘ Tju“ cm‘ The pull bggfef; were Home‘, mug, the dead in Christ shill rleeiflrst. glcxrﬂjenklnocunkrfnﬁmt; 10th‘ Eugene William Bowen, Mb"; 391-15,; Ne}- She was so devoted to her three eur- ’ ‘w’ m“ 3mg, Emu; 5mm and one,“ viving sons. and the sons no less er Ruckhun. The mmalni _ “mm, dutiful and devoted to her. Mr. Eug- dlste relatives are m, 11,1555“, m; :16 Mg?!’ 11nd Mr. William Me- lonwmg w,“ and dﬂushbe“, wm_ ay a ome and m. George mi- iam (returned specially fr Mon- K“ 0! New alum)“ “um Mm John Mums: my. The funeral services were con- Mm m. “m”, and the follow,“ sated by her Minister Rev. Allister sisters. Mrs. Robert Inman, Pownsl, m” who numbed ‘mm m‘ 33:17. Thine eyes shall see the King and Mus. James Music of New mm h“, m, tn his beauty, they shall behold the ps e. erment was made in hum that u very I" on The m“ the Wheatley River Cemetery, hum" were Mmtkw i, Wm“, Rubin Penny, William Richards, Mark Roberts, Neil McKay, Robert ’ p; , Mn _ m“, market rices. m“ 3mm" “mm” m" "u" wszntlte tlndert&‘l1:el'n:tlt:rl;:fl are w p ‘ ‘ l l’ M°x‘7' "dam" 9'5"‘! WW ‘in that the bereaved eons may have n k e Wm M” requh‘ a quanta’ Turkey.’ Ggk‘ m, mm, in which m, w“ hm, God,‘ o“ mnmmlon m m. mm lone s. These for ‘shipment not later than r

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