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Twomhley had been watching with
silent satisfaction the vary srtistie
smoke gsrlands he was reeling off his
post luncheon eigsr. Buddehly his
glance fell to the figure' of the girl
bending over s desk by the window.
Evidently she was puzsled by the let
ter he hsd`given her to his fathers
Venezuelan representative. She shift-
ed her position to throw s better light
on the book. Incidentally it brought
her prouie out sharply sgsinst the early
afternoon sulllllllt. Twombley forgot
all sholiffthe smoke wreaths.
“By J_`ove," he said to himself,
"thstfs n proiile' for the sculptor. I
wonder where she sprang from and
where the goyernor found her."
“The governor," otherwise Thomas
Twombley, Sr., had been called sud-
denly? London, and Thomas Twom-
bley, r., was spending his summer in
the oilice instead of at 'Newport or on
some friond's yacht, ss was his ususl
custom. The summer nights in town
were something of a revelation to the
young man, who, despite his city birth,
knew little of city life, so much had
he traveled wit_b his mother. '
The girl swung round to her desk,
and the typewriter clicked insistently.
Tom laid down his cigar and bent for-
‘ ward, .watching her curiously. It must
be devilish hard to work like that
when you know you were meant for
better things, thought the young fol-
low, and the light of s strong resolu-
tion shone on his smooth, square cut
face. `
“I wonder how sbe'd like to spend
on evening as I do iiround town?"
Then lle paused uncertainly. Would
slle have the clothes to wear? He
remembered., the iilmy, ~ extravagant
gowns he had seen at the casino the
night before. Then he as quickly de-
cided that she’d look well no matter
wllnt she wore. He strolled across
the room to draw down the shades
just n trifle. ,
"Beastly hot, isn't it?"
“Very warm," replied Miss Oarruth
,without looking up from her work.
"If I owned the Stock Exchange or
conpolled big business interests I’d
stop everything short in hot weather."
. Sho looked up at himnwlth a grave
smile. “Then l’m afraid you_couldu't
own a yacht and li shooting box in the
Adirondacks.” »
“'l'hlit’s so. The wheels of commerce
must grind on the year around, I sup-
pose.”
“And what a lot of poor people, they
grind d&wnl” The girl spoke to liet-
seif ruth r than to him.
"0h,`but the town's not so bad in
summer," he said. “It's corking jolly
if you know the right sort of people.
1've had some -good times the last few
weeks."
She looked at him almost pityingly,
but he did not notice it. '
_ “You know, there are the roofs and
_the gardens, and nearly all the fellows
in town have their automobiles. Oh,
lt’s not half bad.”
‘ She did not answer, but resumed her
writing. He went back to his desk,
but the idea of giving her an evening
out had' become thoroughly imbedded
ln his mind. About 4 o’clock he rose
with sudden determination.
"Oh, I say, Miss Ciirruth, let’s knock
ol! for the day."
“Knock od?" she said wonderingly.
“l don't understand."
“Let's take a trip around town."
The girl swung around in her chair
.und looked lit him in silent amazement.
Twombley looked buck at her with an
engaging. boyish smile, and the faint
iiush which had come into her face
-died down again.
“I think we have been working pret-
ty faltbfully slncc the governor went
away, and we deserve a holiday. I’d
be awfully much obliged to you if
you'd have dinner with me tonight,
and then we will go up on one of the
roof gardens and see tile slmw."
A fulnt smile curved the glrl's lips.
and he felt encouraged.
"It’s awfully jolly, don't you know,
and if you have never seen that sort
of thing you'd like it." ` .
"Oh, I understand," said the girl-
“you're going to give me just a taste of
the llfeyou and your friends lead. But
it might nmke me very dissatisfied'
with my surroundings, you know."
Twombley found himself actually
blinking at her,_ _She put it so baldly.
'}0h. I suy,'tbat’s not fair. Just for
tonight I think we might be _jolly good
pnls und forget that' my futher piiys
your salary.”
The girl laughed. Twombisy pulled
down the lid of his desk with s snsp.
“Wnit.”Asuid the girl; “you must sign
tliesc letters."
"Oh, hang it," he said, “I-forgot."
While he dispatched that work the
girl was closing up her own aifalrs for
the day. and when she took the letters
from him and touched the bell for the
oiiice boy to curry them away he lib
ticed tlint she had bel: hat on and a
nent .pole of gloves were osulht
through the bundle of her purse.
"WePil have time, for s spin in the
piirk before we go to dinner," he said.
“I must go home urst and change lily
froek.i' , l ~' 1
n§_siokoa,,,nor oval- critically. 'rho
ruin drum ellie wsnimplo, im: it ina
in slri I-Ie didii't feel quite so safe
about the unery she might deem neces-
ssryforsv  _ , `
“0h, doli"t“"&iei-,’ he said quickly. \
s oo- er as ‘ so ome,
"il.“tl‘l°*.ill’ ‘.l“.‘i‘l‘»‘.§€'i.. .
because mother would worry, and I
un no vu of taleslloiiihs to hair."
argue the buckles. _,
‘fvghm sndwliere shall I call for
Nil ' `
“All right," said Twombley cheerful-
ly, and under his breath he added:
“Ashsxned of mamma and the little
‘ flat, Ifsuppose. !ou enn‘t exactly
blame her when slle's made something
of herself."
' At ii o’oloc|r she niet him at tho park
entrance, and just for an instant
Tw mbley felt actually dazzled I-lor
soft., hlllowy gray stuff. He knew
somehow that it took nn artist to de-
sign and make s`ucll a dress. Her face
‘ was shaded by a picture but of softest
gray chiffon cloudlng pink roses.
I Tyvombley hailed ii blinsom and
they drove rapidly through the plirk
to the cuslno. With a thi-lil of sntls-
fsctlon he noticed that ss they passed
down the aisle between the lines of
tables ell eyes followed the slender
gray figure und low murmurs of np-
proval reached his elir. He wondered
whether this was il twentieth century
Cinderella, this graceful figure at his
side, transformed by shimmering gray
silk from the tailor made stenogriipher
who had worked beside blm for the
_,past`few weeks. She was perfectly
self possessed, only ii slight liush and
showed that she was excited.
All patronage died out of Twoin-
the roof garden he had decided that
The roof garden seemed stupid and
chea . He looked at the girl nt his
this. I know it’s boring you. We'll
go over to the Beuucliilre for li bit of
supper and hear the mondolln club
"Hello, Twombley! What are you do-
ing in town ut this season of the year?"
then his face cleared `
“Hello, Davidson! When did you
land?" _
'I came in on the Lucania yesterday
He had turned slightly toward Miss
Carruth, and just then the moon slip-
“I see," said Twomble risln with
like to have a chat with an artist
friend I see buried behind s row of
steins."
Davidson dropped into the vacant
chair.
"Helen, I've come back to look after
you for always, and, dear, if you'll for
give my selfishness I’ll promise you
can study sociology and found work-
ing girls’ clubs and endow industrial
schools-snythlng, so you will come to
me.”
O C O O I I O
Twombley~had forgotten all about
the artist friend. Elo was leaning uve;
‘the psrnpet looking down on the flar-
ing street lamps.
“And to think I pairouised her and
thought there was need of a secret
boneymoonlnitaly or Japan. Tom, my
boy, you’re s fool!"
He glanced across the ares of tables.
The gray picture but and s stiu, white
straw were close together.
Cstsrrli  be Cured ;
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hr-rh is s~ leoli oroonstmitlonsl lsosize,
'sud|s'el~dufto ouleitiyou sion take n-
terilsl reuiellies. lisl-s Ostsrrh Cure is
rkeslnmi-nslly and note dlzee on the n
loud s mucous surfaces. .%ll‘s 0s~
tsl-rh Uure is not a quso me eine. It
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It‘s-not hr from our house. had E
would mosh rsther do that than give
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is lsfprovosesi os Nltm.
*Nature %vesns fruit tokeep ns
h Illi . t fruit 't hrl
hgh lizulth dlterwe logs. lt tag;
ppgiliiping *more gliinective also
ni rc mon,
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or Fruit Liver Tablets
are fruit juices in tablet form. We
AIUPIUN on nature by our secret
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inedicigll action ofthe fruit, that
“Eruit-.a-tlvee”¢r_e rendered elect-
ive enougli In cure Constipation,
iiilloumess, xlpid Llver,Iiidlges»
tion ind-Blok dneys.
If youwsnt io be rid of these
troub es, ask your druggist for s
boxof ‘ ‘Fruit-s-tives." hey never
fell. 501:. s box.
I?au|‘rATWB.8» I-lmlhd. ovrrsw/i.
City of Charlottetown-
li singularly origin light in noi- eyes   
lous now to please ber. As for the . C
-gm, she displayed u knowledge of undersigned and endorsed TENDEII
b0oks_ plays and p|ctm.es or the hom FOR SAND will be received st this
which nstonlsbed'1`wombley. Wonder- °f5f° “"4" “W” °" F°U\'\"U`Y 135%
V fully sduptive_ci'eiitures are the Amerl- 1905. ff°||l WY P¢\'S°l1 01’ PC1801” Will~
cun girls, he decided. 'l`hiit must be ing to supply the City of Charlottetown
the reason why it was so burd to tell wig11500¢u|,i¢ ya,-.15 of CLEANSHARP
Whether B fnmni’ hu'-1 bee” bor” f° SAND to be dflivererl in lots of not
m°ney °r born t° make "1 Before less than 100 cubic ards same to he
they`re'e“tered the hansom to drive to delivered wherever ilirccled by the
money really didn’t count ufter ull. City S""'e7°"
Tiy order
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side, then at the occupants in the boxes ‘ _ _ City Clerk.
around him; then he leaned toward CIW Cl.¢l'kS 0f5U¢» C\fYH=1l1-
lier and whispered: “Let's get out of ' od 4i
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away place for the honeymoon, and -»f;`v»;--"Rr new lille ‘ill iii iin{`.;,?»‘.`n.= is io:
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U19 W0l'|d Wmlld Kat th\'°“3h talking ierlhs wsl:¢l\',oT\`velynosrgiuilyf ‘We .raglan
about it before they cams back. A. We yeilille eu-ei -film it-uv lime. nel li
lilmy cloud passed over- the moon. The ‘ '"° " °"'Y <1’ %'bfLh(;°;`l`;\=c'éf;&e lu your ine-, .
glrl’s hand, white and slender, lay. on rlpnmion lynn von in my- ll ipolleiry
the tablehteiiliptliglytclose Evltbin his  Sgulirrppnrléegg-l ss rome:
reach. e can orwsr mpetu- Jo HN CONNOL LY & cm
ously’ Queen Street. Ch’town.
Twolnbley scowled at the intruder; . 
. A
W~HqT TIME
The girl had made a move as if to _ did you get up this morn'
rise; than ‘sue sank back in ine chair, ing? Late! Overslept my-
her face white and set in the moon- ,-¢]f_ Nflghts are so delightful
"‘fht‘ now that one can't get sleep
and thought I'd see something of little €l10“gb-
old New York before starting for”- We have 3 "Waker" tha;
'lvon’t allow you to oversleep
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pea from under-ine cloud, and nie clear- yourself, and you will enyoy Get our prices.
Usb* ="“°\= ll” f“°°- your sleep all the more be~ r 1 - '
“Helen” c us ill lla e th ati - "‘
no leaned heavily mins: me table. a _e You W _ V e 5 _S ,
rue gil-rs head was benz so low time faction of knowing you will ‘
he could not look into her eyes. ' _ '
"Jack," me md muy’ but not so geg up Iorri ]t;i»ipeAl k , The Reliable Hardware Men.
softly that he missed either the word ur lc c arm Wa' ers
oi- his fender some with which ins from $1.2 5 to $2.50 and the ily- Jgseq,--Qfu.~qs»v\,.~I\,»-1;,--ql|p~w~¢~q¢.».,j
““¥°'°d °"°" hi’ “'“”°- satisfaction goes with every ` . '
They had forgotten Twombley’s ex- 1 k ` -“ ‘
lstence. Now the newcomer pulled him- C oc '
sell! tbgtlfyzdhr pardon, old man, but ' W' 
Miss Carruth and I were once-very- CAMERQN BLOCK, E
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good-friends, and"-
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Talking
Machine.
The Berliner Gramo-
phone snd Columbia
Grs-phsplione are hand-
some instruments,sub-
stsntislly inode, and
f so simply constructed
that s child can oper-
ate them. They are
.itted with the new
brske and speed regu-
lstur. The Records
are noted for their su-
perior quality, great
volume, clesnless and
_ purity of tolls.
` lend ins ct the
Hé§[.s_‘c_lilue. pe
A.-floral Q Co.
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Kent Street.
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§`$|01ll.Il,Heoel. he combi _ Tore t ll farm of 15 or zo acres
»-“E ? °," 1' L" ,,}‘,,‘fE°,f,f,   wine: sxzllaor ein-,sea vm. dwell-
tsd - If_“_ ll”  ' ing house siid buildings nl good condi-
` sam' ' :Q 4 L_ E " 7£"T°l°d° Qpion. Will psy rent in advance for one"
t Taliexsll e smiiygillr toroouetipatlos year. Apply at this edict- 3' 4"' Pd
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faded into n vague background. It 2" 1, -_ Q
play.” r .,__ _
She rose with evident relief, and they " _ ,_ _A
walked through the quiet side street to ...I ___|*Xi__ -‘r ‘
an 'odd, foreign looking cafe on whose   ` Q that makes ll 3 Pf3CTlC3| ¢°°|"°m) if bu)
roof the mandolin and guitars tiukled \ {0A*A>.-i‘»- "/ A7; "Progress" Brand Clothing '
limpidly. Here no lights blazed, for /T ~- I ~~~-me Mm ' ‘
the moonlight iieoded the scene.  w W  5  cull” _ _
'rim girl leaned been resrreiiy in lm- - >   p o BSS 5°1d by L°"*d‘“€ Cl°'l”"°"f
choir, and- Twombley smoked in sl-  '___ LA;
_ lence, studying her profile the while. ' , *"'-#3  _________ __ _é
Somehow his fathers brownstone miin- . 1 ' ` ` ‘
sion on tlienvenue seemed very far Q ,  '
` away. His austere and critical mother  E  l'0§|'¢S3 T5” 0 nl ITIBV e had from PFOWSB B103
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would not be any condescenslon on his _ _ mfg
part, he decided. They could slip may 5”'/= M7/""` 1%* ii\sr@|shuQ|\»~I'WllI>Rf  ~wm~
to Italy or Japan or some other far~ SHORT wncm.
about buying a
or range,coine to us.
We guarantee every
stove we sell to give
satisfaction.
f" We also have
 largest assortment
> vlare in the city
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other manufactures.
SO
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an amused smile, “sud ylf yougl look 0 0 re
after _Miss Curruth for li moment I’d D Y w b  n m pa
0 01| TS I0 T I , _ ,
At every National or International Exhibition wher ' v
ever (Strsnsky Steel Ware) has been exhibited it has
been awarded the first prize in competition over all
For sale by
. Crabbe,
Hardware. Paints and Oils.
GOUtl'lllll¢lll HRV.
ment Hay.
All Agents are requested to
strictly comply with printed in-
structions sent and to obtain in
every case properly signed receipts
ifrom farmers for lisy sold them
The receipts must be taken st
the time of delivery, no matter
how smell s quantity is delivered.
ARTHUR Pi-;'ri~:Rs.
1.3. dw if Pat & six.
Notice to Agents of' Govern-
Dominion Atlantic Railway.
And Steamship Lines to Boston vis Yarmouth
The popular Iss! Liss between lantern Revs
seotls sed Boston vis Windsor
Junction sud Bslifsx.
EXPRIAS TRAINQ llsve lslilss. daily. $0!-
septssndsv) st 7.35, s. ni. for Di by and sr-
=;uih making connection si Jsrmeutii log
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The Royal Mall Steamship \
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The Iutesi sud Fluent llesmer plying he
ween the Maritime Provinces sed Don on.
fgsves Vsrmouili. Wednesday sud Bsiilrdsy
for Boeioii on strivsl of B: ross
I*-sins Item Hslifsx. Returning leaves Eels
Whsrl, Boston, Tuesday sod Frldsv. ai In ui.
Passengers srrimln Hslilsx nest dsy 7._w
s. is. by :press s.
In sil in oi-mslien, guide hooks fulrlersAete.
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