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site was good-looking. I-Ier face wax cut virur, nn the Greulttn model, a trifle too thin, not to sny emaciat- ctl, to he reniiy striking, but still iivztiitifuiiy featured. It wns a fate, it hnd (lurk (‘yrs in it. whit-it would have gone with iiinek ilnir better than with that. yellow erection of curls. It. was g face which would he easily remembered, at least bv Prgzgy, whose eyes were alive with curiosity about the people of l wn-rid she had still hardly seen

The young woman blinked he- hind her horn-rimmed spectacles, and said: "Miss Calder?"

"Yes." salt] Pearly.

"I don't. know what you'll think nf me, hcrnttse, of course, you don't know mo; but the fact is, I've con-e to ask n favour of you. My name's Cl‘0Sb_V——LOl‘Tif\. Crosby -and I'm 0n holldny at. the cottage by the river

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PRINCE 0F WALES COLLEGE IIIILL MARCH 27m AT ans P. M.

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Old Spain and Mayfair Restaurants. 75 CENTS Spcnsored by the Y-Grads Club

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FY TRINITY Y. P. U. Charlottetown

MONTAGUE HALL

On WEDNESDAY, MAR. 26th Directed By

MRS. RUBY HOULE, C.D.A. Admission 50c

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"Of course," raid Peggy. "Mrr. Hcnshaw always ha; guests there pretty weii all through the SJ!“- mer. How d‘you like it?"

"Oh, it's lovely," sighed the dell- cately rauged lips. "I should like to stay there for ever. Unfortun- ately, my job's in town, and I have to live where that. is, though I'd gladly change it if I could. After teaching children in stuffy class- rooms in Landon all the year ruund, the river and the moor certainly are a treat."

__"Good guess!" thought Peggy, mentally giving herself high marks- “She is a teacher."

"Well, unfortunately I'm only here for a fortnight,‘ but I mean to make the best of it. What. I wanted to ask you ls if you would deliver thislrttle note for me in Abbott's Ferry. It’: to a. easual friend of my mother's, and. I most particularly want her to have It today, and I can't. get down into town myself, Mrs. l-Ienshaw lug- gested asking you, because you ll- ways have to go in on Thursdays. I wouldn't. have. known about that, of course; but she told me where to find you. and said she was sure you would do it."

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"Well, of course/f said Peggy, rather astonished that so deprecat- inx a. preambles should have ush- ered in g request no small. Moat people would have put their holds round the door, said: "Just drop this for us, Peg. Thanks, awfully!" loft whatever" the request involved upon the nearest chair, and de- parted. But, of course, this was l stranger and l townswuman. “Whereabout in town i: the place? Far from the market?"

"I don't know," said the girl, with a smile and a shake of her ltead. "You see, I've never been there myself. But. hero's the nd- dress."

She handed over the packet. lhe nursed in her hands. It was n note inasmuch as it was contained tn an envelope, and probably included a letter; but there was something fat and heavy for its bulk inside. The address was:

Mrs. J. Stanclon.

3 Church Fold, Cavendish Road. Abbott's Perry.

Peggy knew the locality well on- ough, but not the Fold; still, It was sure to lie between the church and Cavendish Rood, and that was good enough.

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Contract Bridge

One Error Too Many

5W1“ wide two vet? serious errors in the bidding of today's deal Midi Batman)’. leached an in- terior contract .-

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South lost two trump tricks and two hearts, thus suffering a one- triok defeat.

Perhaps cm- the sound principle that the best defence is an iattack, Smith immediately bemated his pan-net for having mised to two spades without four supporting trumps. "Why, I had g terrific hand!" South said bitterly. “After yvu raised me, I thought there might be o. slam in the huvnd. ntnd I only restrained myself an that nothing could go wrong."

Iit was perfectly true that. South had s. "terrific hunt," but that was the only valid point In either his ugmnent o-r his bid-ding. North was in no postucn to choose an ideal re- quoneg to four spades. and settled m the gtngle misc merely as the least o! evils. His haind did not be- Bln to warmnt a two-over-one heart reapmmc. and one notrump was not much more attractive in view o! the singleton diamond.

The reel trouble We thllt 800th had opmed his itrmd badly to start with. and that he had made another mistake tn his rebiid Bite!‘ the single raise. South's hoidllii! strongly called for an uriilml bid of two notrump and of wurse North would have been quite willing to bid three beam over this. South then could have 3on0 to four hearts, and that contract would have been nude without difficulty.

Even after the two-spade bid by North, haw' . Smith sttll misht have recovered by limping to thNl ngtnmvp, Thm, too. North wllll thav, afforded to mow his hurt

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