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-‘ When Almals father returned, a few minutes after Johnny had gone

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"Chris told me the whole story about Johnny. I think you 011E119 to hear it."

She looked at. them unsmilinsly- "Yes " she said, without expression-

Chris seemed embarrassed. "I didn't quite realize the situation," he said slowly, “until your rowel‘ came to me. You asked rne about Johnny before, Alina, and I would

not tell you-said that was up to ‘

Johnny. But your father has made me see that. it time for an out- sider to take a. hand. Johnny l5 behaving like an idiot, and I'm 8o- ing to tell him so! Meanwhile, I think it's only fair that you should know what's behind all this."

Alma turned away. “You're mitaken." she said coolly. “I'm not at. all interested."

' "Wm "Now. don't you behave like an F 4 i“ (jmimtms idiot!" said Chris, reddening. “I'm - "P? "lumaui- going to tell you whether you're

interested or not! It's only fair to Johnny, if not to you. He's a thorough, uiunitigated Sir Galahad tionkow that's what lic is! When liislau‘ partner got inio a jam. a few yours back, and laciid iinpris-

onincnt. Johnny stepped forward, shouldered the blame, and. , . stepped out.

“E\'€‘l'_\'bO(l}‘ knew rent. bu; they couldn't prove any- thing agxtiirt his partner, and Johnny had convicted himself on his own statement . Under the circumstances, however, he got off with a light sentence and was later pardoned. Hc dropped out of sight, roamed around that's how he happened to come hero."

Alma was now staring at Chris, no longer masking her feelings.

“But why in the world should

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1n the Probate Court lat. Edward Vlll A. D., I936.

In lie Estate of Bernard Creamer lute of Soul-Is in Kings (‘minty in the flllltl Province contractor deceased tes- talc.

By the Ilononrublo HAROLD LEO- NAIUJ 1'.\l..\ll'lR, Surrogate Judge of Probate, etc, etc.

To the Sheriff of the County of Kings County or any Constable or liteuite person within said County.

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Win-r ~i pon reading the petition nil filo (it (“urge Morrison of Tlgnisli in Prince l-lilivnrd island, Drugglst, itu- Executor of the above named Estate, praying that a citation may he Issued for the purpose hereinafter- ant forth: You are tiierwfor hereby ri-- quircii to cite nil pcrsuln interested In the said lliliitc to Iu~ and oppi-nr III‘- torn nio ut n Probiiic Court tn be Iii-Id In the Court llouso In Char- ]||Itr‘l0\\'ll, in Queen's County, in the suid Province, on Thursday the four- IPPIIII] day of January next, coming at the hour of eleven o'clock forennon of the same day to show cause If any they‘ can why the Accounts of the said lte should not be passed nnd llu- I‘ o closed as prnycd ful‘ In said Iivllliflll iind on motion nt' ll. Francis .\l:lcl’hee, Esq, Proctor foi- said Pct- illnilor. And I do hereby order that a true copy boncf be forthwith pub- lisbed in some newspaper published in Charlottetown aforesaid once in cur-ii week for at least foul- cnnuccu- live wccks from the ilntc- bcrcof and rlni n true copy Iii-roof he forthwith [Ilia (l in the fullrnvliii; public pluccn rvsiiirllvoly, nnun-ly, lll the hull of the Court House Iii Georgetown in Kings County aforosnlil, at the Court. [louse In Souris aforesaid and at or near tln- Telephone Office In Souria

nfor-osnld, nnd I do lit-ruby further ord~r that u lrui- copy hereof be. forthwith scrri-II on Ibo Atlornvyi-

th-uerzil of this Province ao that all pi-fslltllfl interested In tho said Estate as ifurcsnld may have due notice thereof.

llircn under my linnd and Sea] of the suld Court this lltli day of [ir- ceiiibvir A. IL, Iilliil ond in the first _vi-:|i- of Ills .\l;|]r\sl_\"n reign.

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H. L. PALMER, Judge of Probate.

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Johnny do such a thing. and why did his partner let. him?" "His partner had vchtrculosis. and Johnny thought. a prison‘ term i would kill him. He had foolishly. blindly, idolized the fellow-Heaven knows why. It was a 8ft“ fihdck to him when the follow turned out to be crook, and Johnny refused to believe that he actually was-con- vinced himself that the man's actions had resulted from tempor- ary insanity. Anyway. he should- ered the blame to save his partner from what he thought would be a fatal prison term, and the Partner let him because he WES just a inane

f could get. off easily.

“Johnny's lived it down and hai been reinstated In the bar, but I t suppose he has s fool notion that, i with the smirch on his name, he ‘ has no right to ask n. girl to marry him. It's a lot of nonsense! Ho needs some one to talk to him like a Dutch uncle, and I'm the man who's going to do it!"

though he were about to dash right

of lilni.

“Don't you say a word to him!" I Alma cried out.

give you if you do!"

But Chris waved her objections away.

“You just leave this to me.“ he said. I-Ie stalked out, slamming the

door behind him.

Alma looked in dismay at her father. "Oh. why did you have to go to Chris? Now. he'll make a lino mess of things!" She leaped up, with sudden decision. "I'm getting away from hcre-a< fast as I can. He'll be bringing Johnny back here before we know it, and I'll Just die if I have to see Johnny again! We're going to drive up to Aunt Cynthia's-right away! I'll leave a note for Caroline.“

Leaving her father gaping, she dashed upstairs to her room and began throwing things into a small suitcase. With a sigh of resignat- ion, Lriwson Whittaker followed her and collected a. few necessaries of hi; mm.

In ten minutes, they were off, hurtling through the night in Al- ma’s roadster.

It. was the next day. Alma, out

for a stroll, had wandered down the lane to the pasture where she and Johnny had picked blueber- ries so many eons ago. Seated on a big flat boulder, she leaned her back against a tree and basket in the sunshine, letting its soft warmth lull her into forgetfulntrs.

After a while, she rose and start- ed back to the farmhouse but, half- way there, she stopped suddenly as she saw a car wheel sharply into the yard and saw Chris Gordon tumble out.

She turned quickly, and retraced her steps to the boulder, where she flung herself down. Why did Chris have to follow her here? Why did he have to meddle? She

didn't want to see him! She wouldn't see him! Presently, she heard footsteps

approaching. She did not turn.

"Go away, Chris!" she said. don't want to talk to you!"

“Alma? It was Johnny!

I-Ie was down beside her, his aim around her. v

“J-Johnny," she wavered. "I- I thought you had gone back to New York." Oh, now it was going to begin all over again! Darn Chris Gordon, anyway! g

"I couldn't, darling," Johnny said softly. “I—I've come to ask you to marry mo-if you can forgive me

. sweetheart?"

Alma stared at; him.

"Marry you, Johnny?" 'I'hcn. suddenly. she started laughlug~ hysterically. "Marry you nu! After Chris Gordon has browbeaten you into coming up here to us]; me? No! Not now, Johnny!" And then breflklflfl down compietcy she

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| Johnny looked stricken. He I turned away, hugiln! N! m9“- "Chiis Gordon has nothing to do - with it," he said miserably. "He did o. lot of ranting and raving. but. I told him it was none of his business. Won't you understand, Mina? ~1 wanted to explain things to you-L-ut I couldn't. There were OLILJS involved. And I- couldn t. 9.5K Y°li to share my mime —Wit.h things as they were. I

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wouldn't. be asking you. now ifv-if something hadn't happened. But it has nothing to do with Chris Gordon."

Alma wiped her eyes. "Wh- what do you mean, Johnny?"

i “My former law partner died {yesterday -—tubercu.losis. I guess i Chris told you. Before he died. he made a statemenwconfessing everything and completely clearing my name. I Just. got. word this morning. That makeseverything , different. I——I figured you had

probably come up here, so I got , Chris to drive me up tn his car."

He turned to her again, and took her in his arms.

“Alma darling. I love you—have , loved you fro mthe first moment I sow you Won't you please forgive me? Won't you take back that no and say yes?"

She buried her head against his shoulder.

"Y-yes. Johnny," she whispered and gave way to a fresh flood of tears—teur;, 0t happiness now. At last. Johnny had said it! At last,

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But he wasted no more time on words. He tilted her chin up smiled down at. her tear-stained t face, then bent to kis" her.

(THE END)

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IzONDON—Les money was made on the Wimbledon tennis cham-i plonships in 1935 than in previous years. Figures show $44,300 in that. year compared with $45,270 In i934 i and $89,340 in 1933.

lfiw Dllnnnl’: for llltna.

- NOTICE

NOTICE is hereby given that ,FRANK HORACE WOOD of the ' City of Charlottetown in the Prov- , ince of Prince Edward Island, Clerk, will apply to theI-‘arllarnent of Canada at. the present or next ensuing session thereof for s Bill of Divorce from his wife LILY ROSE SMITH WOOD of Deptford, London, England on the ground of adultry and desertlon.

Dated at Charlottetown in Queen's County, Prince Edward Island this Fourteenth day of No- vember A. D., 1936.

PALMER & IIASLAM. Solicitors for the Applicant.

Powell, Aylen and MacLaren, .. 48 Sparks Street, Ottawa, Gan-

ado, Ottawa agents.

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The undersigned Executor-s of the last Will and Testament of Euph- emia Lynds, late of Charlottetown in Queen's County In Prince Edward Island. Widow, deceased, Testate, hereby notify all persons indebted to the said estate to make immed- iate payment to them at the office of l\'. W. Lowther, 86 Great George Street in Charlottetown aforesaid, and all persons having any claims against the said estate are hereby required to present the same duly attested, at the office aforesaid within six months from this date.

Dated the 4th day of December A. D., 1936.

JANIE M. CAMPBELL, EDWIN P. LYNDS, Exeoutora.

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To Ilic Sheriff of the (‘tiunty of Queens (‘onnty or any Constable or literate person within auld County.

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