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Yon‘ve read nearly all of G. A.
, l'len¢y”s adventuro thrillers -
Now you can see one of the belt
of them In the Movies, lt’5 nbout
thc cowboys of Australia., their
‘fights with the boomeranpthrow-
ing Bushman-and packed with
action, romance, thrills every
minute. `
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;\B.'0CI¢AliI BY ELOCUTION PUP-land the action of the play, not to
ILS mention the foresters’ becoming clo-
_....._. thes, were bright and pleasing. - The
High Class Entertainment Presented performers were: Beth Lockerbie as
by Island Lady in Regina, Sask, .the prince of outlaws; Murray Edgar,
*Wilma Wagg, Ruby Smith, Helen
A Regina paper contains a reportfraylor, Leonard Pet/erson, Marjorie
of an entertainment presented in that Beach, Catherine McConechy, Car-
city by Mrs. Amy C. Westmoreland, ‘rio Uprichard, Gertrude Bride, Mur-
widow of the late Rev. Ernest A. Eicl Bradshaw, Madeline Hawe, Betty
Westmoreland, formerly of Prince;Benwell, Ray Beach and Ruth Spar-
Edward Island. Mrs. Westlnorelarld’ling. `
is a native of Pownal, and is a veryi The pantomlne, "An Artist and His
talented elocutlonist. ilvlcdel," wzus the most humorous part
Tile report is as follows: lot the program. All in dumb show,
Pontomine, pafzeantry, classical ,Miss Ruby Smith and Miss Blanche.
drama. and 'dramatic readings made 'Horton left the audience almost be-
np the program presented last night :lievlng it had list/ened to an hour'.s
at the F. N. Drake Buildhlg forlccnversatlon between the painter and
Music and Art by Mrs. Amy C. West- fthe fair lady he wished to immort-
moreland and her elocution pupils falize. Miss Elda Borland, Miss Mad-
beforc :1 large audience tlzat cxpl'r-ss- i eline Hawe, Miss Ruth Sparling and
ed its enjoyment at many points dur- 'Miss Jean Brown gave readings.
ing the evening. To Mrs. Westmore-| For the drama, "Sardines," the
land a sheaf of roses was presented players were Miss Hawe, Miss
and to Miss Isabel Pease, pianist, a ,Brown Catherine McKenzie, Marg-
sheaf of daffodils, both presentations 3 aret Reid and Mary Quigley. A pair
eliciting much nppiaust. inf seclles from “As You Like liz,"
The varied and artistic selections ’were given, the costumes again he-
came to an end with the reading ofling of the most correct and pictorial
Tonnyson‘s poem "‘A Dream of Fair Ykind. A dozen members of the class
Women,” during which time students iwearing Greek robes gave a demon-
made their entry and took part iriistration of extremely graceful and ef-
presenting the narrative. Betty Ben- ifective posing and exercising. Or-
well, Margaret Reid, Jenn Brown.  chestral music was provided for some
Elda B01-1,md_. Madeline Hawe. Blazi- tot the numbers. The stage arrange-
che Horton, Grace` Nelson, Ruth 'ments were admirably carried out.
Sparllng and Ruby Smith tool: thel The eve¥1|1'1l!'S DTOEYH-111 Undef MTS-
parts of Cleopatra, Helen of Troy,;Westmoreland‘s direction, possessed
Joan of Arc and the other famedimllch Chnfm- 11'! °ddm°n W the
characters rcpressntcd. All were in I training in dramatic reading the stu-
classic robes andthe Egyptian queen dents have received it was evident
recllncd upon a strikingly luxurious$that they have an understanding of
sort of couch. `graceful and natural movements and
“Robin Hood," as played and sung‘of the value of appropriate costum-
by a. score of gay young foresters,
'was a-popular part of the proceed-
ings. An archery contest was well
carried cut and the duel betw-“en
the bold Robin and o. diminutive
Maid Marion was not too fearsomei
fo be a delight. All the choruses
ing and stage setting.
Nearly $20,000 worth of ambergris,
used largely in making perfumes, was
taken from a whale captured in Are-
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ATIONA. PRICES ‘ _,.v»=, bALIFORi4L»s ll/IAU-4
On Sunday, June 9th, James Phal- -  H3'@ N* "';'w‘=EH“'i“"‘ 1 ` ___________________ ,,_'_~_m_
James McKenna, Newtown Cross, was _ |
ordained to the Holy Priesthood by Central Guardyan
His Lordship Bishop 0'Leary, assist- ~ ____ I
ed by Rev. A. L. Sinnott, Rev. P. Mc- CHURCH N01~1(;|5_3e]fsg¢ and '
Mahon. D-D-. Mr- I-Dui: D°usin.E°¢L ‘Bene River United church services
°f Edmonton. Mins master 0! cm- 'for June lem, Belle River xl am.;
mfmles- Eldon 3 p.n1.; Sunday Schoolat Eldon
The Rev- P-S. Duffy. P-P.. 01 I<>n=\ 2.30 p.m. Rev. M.D. Mscdchaldp
assisted the newly ordained priest. Minism-_ .
Present in the sanctuary were the .___;
Revs, P.D. -McGuigan, P. Hogan, B|;1G|.|1-QN ULUB 099,15 gomghg
George McCabe. M- Money and J°hn Dancing 9-11.30 54ea-6-14-11|
Sullivan. ‘ ___ ‘
A sermon suitable for_the occasion WISLOE sERv|CEs__ Services in
was delivered by Rev. A. L. Sinnott, the United church of wmsbe on,
Wh° t°°k 1°’ his Wm “Tho” Art 9' Sunday next, June 16th, will be as*
Pfle-lt Fm' EV" A°°°’dl“5 t'° the follows: Winsloe North at 11 a. m.,
course of his discourse the Rev. at -L30 p_ m_ Rev_ G_ A_ Gram’ Mm;
preacher clearly explained the Di- ,5m._ _
vine Institution of order with the ____ `
three-fold power it confers. The of- NORTH RUSTIC0 AND STAN_
fering of sacrifice, preaching theword LEY BR|DGE__There Wm be divine
of God, and the power of forgiving Wbrship in me United Church on
An immense °°“3'°3°'u°n was pre' tico at 11 a. m., and in Stanley
sent, many from the city being pre- Bridge at 7.30 p_ ml Mr Sterling Mc_
Sexzinong those from abroad were Kay O! Summersme` Wm be the
s aker.R. .l-I.S.Bih, i .
Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose Mt-Millan, and. pe ev S op m mst”
Mr. and Mrs. Frank McMillan, and CWTOWN GIRL WINS HONORS
daughter Frances, of Portla.nd,Maine _Miss Dorothy McKenna’ of this
both men being uncles of the newly my was awardw the Dmcy Fmw
rdained priest, also his brother, Mr.
o M Royal ley prize for the highest standing in
Joseph Mcxenm' snag” her class, at the graduation exercises
B“““_' M°‘*’“h““ Rm" "5" “°°°"" or si Michaels 1-rcspiial which rock
p“_§_‘:edc§’15;)1f_°“:exl:§1e‘i_‘;'d very acceptab_ place at Columbus I-fall, Toronto. on
J 5th.
ly the beautiful hymns, “Come Holy une
Ghwi; ““;"‘§“;&15’°“°°’eS§“;;”“;; nnlsanannaus _CHARGE-Unit
Mr' ex ' c an pr e ed Church of Canada, Rev David
th hi h had tl been ~
;_c;:;2 :uae Wu plsfgn 1; the Coburn, M. A., B. D., Minister. Ser-
” vices for June leih: Pleasant valley
en M°K€Dl1°. WD 01 MY- Bhd MH- ~ BMG!"-oN'cLUB Ape” g,°ni§,;_' and merchant ships have interfered
1, serlcusly with the lobster flsnlns in
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Dancmg 9-1130 dustry in the Buzzards BaY"Vii\¢YB1`d
_ ' L d a, as well
nUN'rl:R Rrvx-:R cn.iRo.u.- §;";‘;dN1`;§m1;‘x‘sR_°;f; irihatmese
Services in Hunter River charge lb ter
hi ass through the o s
‘. S DS P
June mm 1929 to be conduchd by grounds, cutting off the buoys, there-
Rev. Mr. McGowan of Wellington
_ A t oats $4 and
ure: wllishu-c. 11 a. m.. Hampshire. Sgelzségfaggevgflf; ofigeiobsmrs 1°,
3 D' m" Hunt" mm’ 73° D' m` A' E' the Search ls sao; so that a lobster-
Chapman’ Pam" man losing his poi: might lose as
coR1\'wALl. sr:Rvlcas.- service, 32°” “S slow °' $20” 1°! the sen
of Worship Sunday, June 16th in; Liam, protests were made con-cem_
the United Church at Kingston at; mg these 105565 and me” led to an
11,00 a. m. Cornwall at 3 p. m. and, attempt of the Navy to avoid the
West River at 7,30 p. m. Note change , pots on every occasion' but it was
lof hour of Cornwall and West River ‘Gund that If they avoided them
Order of Melchesideck." In the South wmsvoe at 3 pf m__ Highfield  Rev' E' M` Aitken' B' A" this week by going around an area.
r - next week they would be right in the
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NEW GLAsG0w_cAvENms"__ middle of a new series of pots, whic
had been moved over to the area
On account of the Annual Conven- which they were occupying This was
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mm of me church of Chris' meet due to the migration of the lobsters.
‘ 2 th h lu
lang lg r(;h;f;:t;;:v:J;‘es16a't'Ntevfrf};s which was little understood. The
sms' Sunday, June 16i.h, in North Rus- e n 8 _ lobsters are close to shore early in
. . . A t _..
xiii; Cavendish O E rms rom April and move slowly seaward until
November, when they practically dis-
Tnr: aan cnoss Euvanoras “W°“'~
will be left at the homes oh Friday, T1” Navy d°l’°"“‘°““ ’°‘i“°‘°
e 1 y a c
Bc ant. ol the First Naval district
ready to receive them and give your Y I
membership is $1.00 a year, but all ' _
amounts will be thankfully received. “med fm' this duty and h° °°n‘“u°
Mem ers are reque e to wr to r
names and addresses on the envelopes wuuam
so the Red Cross News Bulletin may Wm ass
be mailed to them. 5463-8-14-ll.
C. Adams, at the state hous
available and also the names of th
lobstermen and their addresses. A
-1- though
_nm Mu b Ummmec of 'mdxm Admiral Phillip Andrews, command; residence with _ hor" md plough
and collected again on Monday. '
stud the situation and make e-
dommon to me good warm Red Cross commendatlons for rectifying if poss-
ible Commender Guy Davis was de-N
d siderably in advance of the instru-
.
b st d 1 mei the director of gam%and fisheries. mcmtnkd. g
isted by turning over the filer,
so that all previous complaints were
e Spring Cross Road with implements
t of torture deftly wielded akin in this.
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PRINCE EDWARD TO-DAY
'rHR1LL1NG ROMANCE 0 U R ‘ ' Rv(
°F Y°UNG BLOOD?" G A N G ' .,;,__»,. _ ._ _ icHAP_'rER “MYSTERY RIDER’
Rev Dr Fraser
Reures From
College Post
Tp Be Principal-Emen
itus-Filled Despite
Protests. _ _
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OTTAWA., June 13.-The 
of Manlitment of the Proa-
byteriau coli080» §l°l1¢Y°*~l. N-
eommended that the raignation of
Rev, Principal D. J. ilkller, D. D., L,
‘ L. D., as Principalof the College be
accepted and that he be given the
tital of principal-emeriiies of the
college and granted a retiring allow-
ance of 83.000 wr annum. ' '
Rev. Dr. B. Banks, Nelson, of Ham-
ilton, Ont., opposed the appointment
of Rev. A. S. Pearson, of Glasgow, to
the chair of churchhistory and hom-
iletics. Ho pleaded for a selodion
from amongst residents of Canada
and placed in nomination the name
3i;Rev.>Dr. Robert Johnston, of Bt.
therines, Ont. Dr. Johnston, how-
ever, declined but pleaded for a delay
in making the appointment, The ap-
pointment was made.
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Peters Road and Vicinity
Favorable weather conditions for
he past week has enabled farmers
is catch up with their seeding oper-
ations, potato-planting. etc.. and
ille out-look for good results is pro-
mising. _
The epidemic of acanet-fever with
'one exception is much* lessened in
V, the community and most of the pa.-
tients are in a fair way to normalcy.
The new cemetery at Peter's Road
is being attended to in the erection
of fitting monuments to the depart-
ed. We note the following: To the
'late A. I-Iigginbotham of Cambridge
ilftoad; to the late Mrs. D. McKay of
Greek River; to the late George
Reynolds of Cambridge Road; to the
Labs Hugh McLean of Charlotte-
town. The work is being performed
by the old and reliable firm-of Vere
'Beck dz Son, Montague.
The Peter's Road route in connec-
tion with the Murray Harbor North
|Dair-ying Co., began to operate on
llachday :oth lust. ,
The following may not appear
very amusing in print. but some in-
terested spectators nearly doubled
up, when they saw Mr. Joseph Jen-
ed kins, Greek River. busily employed
drawing away the banking from his
Mr, Jenkins says it is O. K. and
saves time at this particular busy
‘season The horse was hitched con-
ment in use and steering was »thi|.s
You may have heard of the won-
derful feats of the “barber' at the
Well that'a him!
PENSUN-*I-3 that time, Mr. Adams stated that. al- .
he had been director for four-
In the interests of Dairy enter-
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first time on this occasion.
Immediately after the ceremony 11 an ml G"‘“Vf1l0. 3 p. rn.; Bread- Mrs- G°°’3° W“"t5' Y°"k» is "°P°"°’ tee” y°°"» he hid H0 Chart showing
Father McKenna imparted his first “mane” 7 p' m' - ed much better today' . glgzagobs
ter mmm gmunds in these prisa in the Community, where our
disease-free area in part exists, the
U .
L d. ’  Coohe Coa blessing w ms parents and immed' sgmmy s_CH00L wonxgn Mr. Edwin P. Clarke, Mt. Stewart. Letters were sent out to all lobster- °°u°“ °t °‘"' enwrpmmg mm” Mr'
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V S t t _  and the" °“° me entire Reverend w..l. Brudhury,Essierh Field #Dent vestefdel' at Y0rk- men
e mar a   ` I ted Secretary of the General Board of
I y a hi§‘a;;<l)i;rs;\f§lt{etl;‘l;a Gwxd ;<;i;l1>n;y Renglous Education of me church Mr. George Henderson, Oregon, is enced,
. ' of England i Canad , is ‘ ted to Bllelldlns 8 few days at York. He left ward
These are offered ln combined _colors of Quebec, ahaha go; i;m]pcr:r;ly  be in the ml; todamaand rggxecconrer the Province fmyelght yem am ` sm
Nile and Black. Peach and Orchid, Peach Zasgeghilsrst 11 lg;  its iron.; won with me clergy and S. s_ supmm
‘ and Black. Very attractive. . sunday June mm mhaehis at st. Pauls Parish Hsu ln Mrs. w. a sirichlahd cl calgary, Many lobster-meh had private grcuu
’ the afternoon at 3.30 and with all Alta... ICU Yesterday morning on re- which had been handed down (rn
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|_\/_l L1m1ted ------ vn° we inwrwwd in we Church inn f° nn none. generation to veneration ...ia who
Moore fb? CLe0d. Sunday School work in the some -- __they
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place at 8.00 p. m. The Guardian regrets to learn of ever,
Ma nga [ds the continued illness f Mr, John with,
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At Work
The Favorite
CHEW IS
tage, holidays golf or plain laziness.
ing the hot weather of July and Au-
this when many other plants droop
and wither. When once established
in such a variety of heights and style
of flowers that a.wholo garden could
be planted with it alone. There is the
diminutive little French type with a.
mahogany brown and yellow splotch-V
ed flower which may be used for edg-
ing. Then there are taller aorta of the
same kind and also the huge African
types which can be used as' hedges
or in alumna _lt the back of the gar-
den. They bloom freely sending out
hugo aulphur-cololnd flowers. There
is also an English marlgold, common-
ly known. as the Calendula-or pot
marigoid. This has a pretty, thick
foliage, very green. It grows about
sum inches' high, blooms from ‘sn-ly
summer right through to the heavy
frost in the Fall md will ned itself
in the Spring, It may alaobetaken up
and brought- indoors when . it fwiii
continue `bloomi.n|. All the mariroldi
prefer a light coil and do' bolt -in an
09611 Wlifivll. I-lihiiillh they will ll”
very fair tonite, when partly shaded.
'rbey | will thinned. which
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persoaggxtiho :cc°§§(;v;t°'m§:;n_ cot? Church of Canada. Services will be g
held on Sunday as follows: York Messrs Clark Harding. Walter was
Mission Band. Brackley Church
lady speakers. Special offering.
BAl.DWIN’B ROAD W 0 M E N’ INSTITUTE -- The May meeting wld
held at the home of Mrs. Joseph
Cullen. Eleven members and five viri-
tora present. Meeting opened by
singing “The Little Rosewood Cas-
ket." non can was answered by “poul-
try and gardening hints," Minutes of
last meeting were read and approved.
It Wal d0cliied\to get a drinking
fountain for the school. A splendid
program consisting of songs, dialogue
and recitation.: was carried out by
the Misses Mary and Lily Carter.
Mary Cullen, Mary Goodwin and
Mary Corcoran. after which, a dell-
cioua lunch was served by the hostess.
Next meeting will be at the home 0!
Mra.~Peinr Carter. Rall call to be an-
svnred by "Meana'of railing money."
ordinary "pot" marigokl _until this
winter. when on visiting a florists
glen-bouu..»I found it abiall with
the orau|e-oolored,f1owerl,-A¢rico-
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gust They Wm mmm ,mm through vice will be in charge of the Senior show. is
Mr. William E. Forbes of Messrs
Brace, McKay, an Co., and Mr. E. N.
N100!-S011. of Nicolson Oil Co..
Bummerside, have been touring in
Kiflfl ¢°\lht»y this week and were
in the ciiy yesterday on their way
h°mU- Evrrythinl was lobhirig. fine
in the eastem part of the Island,
and seems ‘to give promise of an
abundant harvest. '
LOBBTERMEN T0 C0~0PEll.A'l'l
BOSTON, June 13.-Through the'
co-operative efforts of representatives
of the Uhlna sum navy aspire
ment, the commonwealth of Mus.
whulettl Ind the lobem-mea of the
stain, a chart hal been prepared and
\in|tructiom issued that will make lob-
ster filhiill in Massachusetts 'much
mon iuoceuful in the future than
hithcrtéiis Interference with iobmr
fishing by naval vessels plying in
iobatnr waters appoarl to have reach-
edanond. _
l For uveraiyears ships of tbe'Navy,,
covering the entire distric
grounds used by them an
did not wish to divulge. now
¢‘/91'? lobsierman communieat.
accurate and
warded to Director Adams for tm, “gg
School at-2 p. m. Service at 3 p. m. The many friends of Miss Velda of the state of Massachu.gcti,g_
any “qui” very nm, can Central Church, Marshfield Dun- Taylor, Pounds Mills, are pleased to Up
ma removal of the “ding staffnage, School at 10 a. m. At 7.80 see her home again, after an opera- conference was called at the Navy
bmom being ,wut an th.; gg the Women'.s Missionary Society will tion for appendicitis in the Prince Yard, Boston Representative lobster-
necessa.ry.'I‘i1.g mmgolq inn-my cnmg, hold their annual Service. Visiting County Hospital. mea attended as did Director Adams,
on the completion of the chart s
and Commander Davis. 'rhg nm"
WM inspected. criticized and apprqy.
ed. it was then sent to lobntermen in
the area for further criticism and
suggestions. After all had had an op..
pol-tunity to have corrections mods n
finished chart was construgigg,
The chart was forwarded to the
commander of the naval destroyer
squadron and the scout fleet with in-
structions that his vessels adhere to
01° NUM deslznmo in me chart.
The NIV! department hu approv-
ed each recommendation of Admiral
Andrews and directed the U. B. Navy
H!dl'°l'rlPhi0 Dffloe. at Washington
to publish the charts and forward a
wily in each naval vessel operating
in the Atlantic. _
ri is mmm beuma out orchi-
andlofdollarainlobster pouwiupe
nvodinthelobsterman orthggingg
¢h'N1ll'h the navfa oo-operation,
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um .mimics um P me
"UWM In for men in a is
between 06 and 14, am ig pn..
Noll; 751.11424 `i
where interference had been experi-
with a request that they for-
information di th l .
mg" ns ° obhlcattle C35. The name “Pl-ide'o
month and which month of the year
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frankly save the fishing
Yonx UNITED cnalma, United Kielly. Stanhope. grounds used by him during the year.
and from voluminous data. a chart
constructed which showed the
is manned to neglect the garden duh Church School at 10 a. m. Service Connick, Gerald Bozvneas, were visit- entire lobster area. used by them
at li a. m. At 7.30 a Special Ser- ora to the city and attended the from April to November. This cha
rt
¢°i>_i¢S hpve been for-
, Malcolm Reid is to be commended
in his recent purchase of a registnr-
ed Jersey sire, accompanied -by
papers from The Canadian Jersey
King of low Green" is appropri-
' ate. The animal was bred by and
Z purchased from Mr.'Edwin B. Mutoh.
h North River, P. E. I. We believe in
P. E. I.
, some of our local agriculturists
having about completed their work
on the farm, are anticipating a day
`off cod-fishing before the boats have
been taken in.
'rho school ac rate:-'r nom, owing
to the prevalence of scarlet fever
has been closed sine die until fur-
ther notice.
'rho Bona of 1-math <'l‘l-uma)
should take steps to have the school
building thoroughly dislnfoctnd be.
1°" '-n° N-°l>°ninz and 'Annual
Meeting.
Mrs, Bessie Graham and Misa
Ariio Mclean, Charlottetown, :peut
the week-end at Potexb Road and
Murray Harbor North, honing 'mot-
med from the city. ,
Now that the tourist reason. ia on
and the oharma of rural scenery
with the alluremenia of stream, riy..
era and bon. and the coast waters
with their enarvaiing sea breeaos,
might it not be a good inveaiimcnt
for some of our Canadian aitiaana to
provide way: and means in thecreo-
Itinn of an up~to-'date hotel for tho
mooommodation and comfort of our
'summer visitors who vould.m'¢ly
"Ili Hum! num- during uni:
vacation from the American cities,
but who oiflurvili would have no
oartunplsoeatvhioiiianuiupu
'the independence' thdy would sqm.
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imma A '-piatunihoaira ,io
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Thu trial the pls., ,Wm -
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the eyes of the audlenq umm
sho said, il."
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ence. Lot them thui;k1nk&!;°°;“;'l
°1°1m¢4 M--Rbmanevski. ' N'
rnrranarrtms
The matter of cost
them' all, Yvonneb igguwtw
io be perfect. sh.. naw nm ,,,°“"
she wanted to obtain and wow*
them in every detail. 
Her f t dance was
of h vlgillnb greeting 
i"or'it. e chose an all-vhit,,,,
tume. sho would dance in hmm
Around her head was to bg' `
a fillet of pond lilies.
:“Tho only dancer on
who .hwft bobbed ug- hu,
DTIXB observed astutely gm
ent-lv took the public um hu
fldence. Thai: night iii,
going public knew a new
to be seen at the opening of
and Furious" the following
and that she was to be k
as Mademoiselle. and im
danced with long hair.
Yvonne planned a fire dm
her second. number. A
scarlet silk, very scant, vm
fitting, was made for that.
lizhtinz provided tongues ul
follow her about the stag, To
who watched her at the tin.
hearssl throwing herself
into her dance as though ni, _
an all-consuming flame, aim um
the very spirit of the fire.
For hor third number, which W
come at the close of the moluiq
she elected a. quaint. mil-icing,
fashioned dang, in v,-hm, me _
a. hooped skirt that billovai Q
dipped as she moved. Then
something roguish about this . .
and the contrast between her i 1
old-fashioned costume and her 
steps was amusing,
"You see now quoth M. 
nevokl. "she has the sense of como;
too. All great artlsix have."
Mrs. Ogden had insisted on M
ing Lottie, the maid ua is
spoken of, to Yvonne. at iii
Yvonne had protested, but when ,
round how well mule lima mu _`
life she .welcomed her, and lotta
came an ablect slave to --.»-
beauty. _
Life was very full, it ieemei ,
Yvonne in the five days that ein ~
before her opening. So full iliati
scarcely thought of Richard. .
were Lottie and Dlcky at ~-
There was the constant rail ~
costume. selection. practice
make-up. to occupy her awry 1
home. Yvonne who too WI! W ‘
fer greatly in then five dlyl.
The evening before the vptnkil .
was ip spend quietly at home. » l
onewantedhertnl°i°b°4
and to sleep long and soundll. 
Lottie had brushed her hair and
out har night things Yvonne “
hor bands around her knm W
thinking. '
'I‘o|norrovv night was the 1
night . They believed in her 8°. "
them. She hld no fear of tlilt,
only Richard were to bu '
watching her. How she would ~ ‘
for himi
At the thoulht of his n
old remoss swept over M
when she knelt to Pray ln"
it was not for success in Mr
but for forgiveness for havin(
disobeyed her husband,
You want Yvonne to l\1¢°°°‘~
expect her to. Thrill with M
row ae sho nn!! I *W*
tho llntlilloily of her iff-
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