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A marriage o! much local infer- est was lolemnized the United Baptist _ 18. when Lillian Christine, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Calvin Emlbree of this city became the bride 0f John Keir oldest son of Mr. and Mm Weeks of Montreal and Prince Ed~ ward Inland. The performed in the presence EW immediate friends and rela- tives of the contr by Rev. F. S. Cross

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. Weeks have the eir many friend;

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I ‘I110 little hunk kiittu was grow- ingvmraoewh day. Phoeboseton the porch steps, watching him witlh. sum‘ eyes. She ‘nod brought him out bocaune lhc thought the

her lap and across the floor of the porch into the In: corner where the railing made a shadow. And now he lay there flat against the boards, his paw-u , his little head trembling with of. fort to hold it w.

Io lAy ﬂiers not curing ﬂout anything when ‘he ought to be dashing around like a mad ‘thing in the sun. His little lace looked Pinched; hi: eyes closed. Whui Phoebe spoke to him he tinned his head, hi: big delicate ears mov- ing ever no slightly, his pink mouth Openlng without n sound. "I know you're there, I'm glad, you're tnem." he seemed to say, "but I just can't do anything about it." Caroline saw Phoebe sitting with her chin in her hands, star- ing at the gmund. Caroline’; lips set firmly. That kitten would have to be put out of the way, i/he child Was moping herself sick over h. She decided to speak to John about it at once.

But Phoebe had iii-st made up her own mind to end the kittens misery. “I'm some up to the slate." she told her rather, “to get some things."

At the drug store she found a young clerk whom she had never seen before.

‘I want eno cholorofonn to —to put a k- tten to sleep," Phoebe said’

The clerk looked at her doubt- fuliy, shaking his head "I'm sorry, Miss. We can't sell cholorform to minors."

"But I'm not a minor. !‘m eighteen."

"Well, I don't know," The clerk looked dubious. well you what, you let me get in touch with your folks. You got a phone?" th"But-birl I'd rather not do

at.—-

"I can't, let you have it, Miss Sorry-nothing to do with me, you understand I got my orders.’ "Oh all right then call my mother. "Pts Mrs Overton, two ﬁve nine, ring four."

Her mother was waiting for her at home "Phoebe dear, Father will See to the kitten," she said sympathetically “'i‘here's no need for you to do it."

"But I want to do it alone!" Phoebe said fiercely.

Baffled. Caroline withdrew. Phoebe marched up to her own room. rooted out a. doll! knitted afghan from the depths of her closet. She loved the kitten and she couldn't let any one do Wlhat had to he done except herself. When she returned to the porch Benjamin‘ Prentice woo slowly coming up the walk.

"Hello Phoebe.” he said. "Could I talk to you for a minute?"

Phoebe gave him a stony Rlance and knelt blindly above the kitten. "Go away’ she said passionately. "You said you'd lb care of him and you didn't. And now l look at him "

“Hut Plmoebe. it really wasn't my fault Please listen. 'I‘hat night after the party Dad and I were coming home and he noticed the cats. I told him I was golnﬂ to keep them. He said ‘Doesn't Phoebe want them?‘ And I said. ‘No, she zave them to me ' He didn't ‘ell me he was 10in! to ifhrow them out I was furious at; him for doing it."

Benjamin was silent for a moment "You're going to chloro. form him?"

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"I'll show vou how if you'll let me. ﬁiall T. hold the kittens?" he asked gravely "Or do you want w ..

Phoebe sat down on the steps beside him and silently held out her hands. 1n her lop the kitten lap the kitten lav limp. not uro- testlng it's eves closed "I can't do it " she whispered. "See how he trusts me "

"He's so sick he doean’ know what's ‘happening, poor little bewizar.“ Ben said gently.

It was over Over so quickly. Phoebe tlioiiﬂht. lookinll down blindly at We nulet kitten "or throat- ached. Oh. vfnat is lift‘? 5o wonder-ml, so harsh. so softly ended . . Ben lifted the kitten out of he; 1gp and laid lt in fhe

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ru- days she had gone mund adr-lng herself, why did I M Petuﬁhink tat I would ml"? him? I donlt lore him ﬂint WY- If I did. wouldn't I be sure? NOW the answers rushed at her P?“ mell like arrows out of the ¢mPW

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But now at the e681? 0' n"? °°°l shadow of the P"!!! we” we swppgd in a panic. She'd run awn)’- She could not face Peter! But Peter was waiting He called to her. He was runninz “t0 m9‘; her, looking so nanny. This, wonderfui- 0h.‘ Piweba §°“’E sweet! Look, let; sit over 8TB. Phoebe sttod stiffl)’. rem“! l‘; s“ gown, The eagerness Dig‘! _ Peter's face. "why. Phoebe» _° said uncertainly. ‘Whals t” matter? Don't you feel well? Are you-are ‘eyou EH81‘? ll’ me 3°‘ soinrzekihliiih not msrv- I WWI?" ‘ t you, Peter " c! smbgrail-Iexlisyofl. Sic had 11:54 the worm; posible beg-kin 8- Drawing a long breath. forcinﬂ her eyes to meet hi!» 53° be?“ again "Peter. I've 80¢ l“ W“ Y°“ somethin. and I hate to. but

.. _1 't marry you Impeiagrkorlrv.’ all my 16H"- but I just dont love Y0“ m“ w“; 50.411141 I can‘; bear to bur‘- Y°\!~ The silence stretched until it seemed u if it must snap like I

please tell time one nﬂlﬂil- T8 ll beﬁmie Y8? alwleeast I donlt iahinltl ‘ so." She hwliﬂttd- I went» w W you the truth. Pe"er I honestly u

"°»“-P-h.."§‘°“te.. not enraged my more " Suddenly the truth rushed m,“ perq- and he covered hm: face with his hands. "I—I guess I knew all the tlme." he gasped”. "that it was lust M400“

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