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NORTH BAY. Oht- - (U?! - ilorth Bay council has dilﬂli with nearby wlddmeld the West hrris establishment of a health Unit t0 serve the city and sub- urban areas. The unit would re- ﬂaee the present system of em- ﬂvyinl medical ofiicers of health part-time. ‘

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-_..- ‘It was HIM! 1"!‘ 5W7’ n‘ other sank into e dill!‘ ll ‘h’ we)“ with, gentle reproach. r “I know. It was triihliltul cheek- but I was so sllrvﬂlﬂ l“ 6038M" ed, I hadn't tirne to think." KAY feltered crimson oheeked. “But I liked it much‘ better‘ lends protested. "It made me l“: that you looked on ms as e 1110114- “Ot course I do You've been so wonderful to me-P "Ihen go on calling mg Zonda end I'll say Kay — l! I may!’

“I'd love it. on. 1'11 catch ihlt welter and ask him to bring tea?’ Kay sped away and Zenda Russell watched her inscrutsbly. than gs she returned leent back with half-closed eyes.

“Tell me what's happened!" aha said. “My Itbry will wait. 1m here and all ready to help lbu in every Igy 1 can; that's the rnaln Ulilll." "It lsi" Kay agreed fervently "wall. I got here only yesterﬂly- WI were held up at Athens with engine trouble for two days. I carna straight to this hotel as you told me, and asked the reception clerk about the Climax Flkn compel!!! ‘And she know nothing about them? Well. we'll soon make lur- ther inquiries."

“But she did know. only too Well, that's Just the trouble." Kay said. "They were staying. all of them. at that big hotel on the further side o! the square and otten came in hm. She-she'd seen thecn. RHN and the rest of the Climax people They war; in Cairo until ten days ago; then the whole Oompany left. They've gone up the Nile, away is: into the desert ip finish the tilnn. The most; important scenes are to be taken in some temple. Nobody knows how long they'll be gone and , probably they won't coma back through Cairo at all."

"Well. I don't see anything to look so magic about." Zenda laughed softly.

“It made me feel so utterly hope- less finding them gone." Kay an- swered. "Why? You lmow where they are- A whole Film Company isn't easily missed. mlslsld or lost -even in the desert! You've simply got to follow."

"Simplyl" Kay spoke miserably. "That Nile journey is terrible ex- pensive. I couldnt possibly have paid for the ticket."

"I sea iﬂow idiotic o! rho-and lww thoughtless I was not to snake burg that you'd enough. whatever happened. We'll book your ticket in the Nile boat for tomorrow." "Oh. you are good! But I oughtrft to take such e lot from you I can't think why you're so kind to me." Kay said gratefully-

‘Then don't bother your head about it. Just believe that it's for your own sake and because I went to help you. But I haven't told you yet why I followed you!’

‘Nb-and there are ao min! other thlnll- Iwsntto know- Zonda tell m. what did Kit say when he heard my message? Wee ho- was he vol‘! hurt. very unhasgw?” "he was very anew." Zende answered slowly. "that's wh I dliﬁl. U Vim you “U! X1 I ﬂ. hie way out to uwt i”?

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t's no use saying that. Ra IMIMG jl-llﬁ bﬂfdfe I did, only by sea. He'll be here within s week at most."

"But vrhy-why? Didn't you ex- plain? Didn't you try to stop him?" Ea; cried.

‘ did everything that I could to persuade him. but it was no good." Zenda’: tones were bitter with the memory o! those efforts. "He was detarmlned to come, ise doesn't trust you!"

"Kit -- doesn't — trust ans?" Ks repeated the words IlOWW. incre - uiousiy.

“No I'm sorry, Kay. I hate to hurt you like this, but you're not a baby, you know what men are- Jealous. unreasonable. 111a very ides. o! a rival is more than they can bear." Zenda shrugged her shoulders.

"But Kit couldn't feel like that about me. he knows how much I love him." Kay said piteously. "I-Ie couldn't doubt my loyalty."

"My dear child, sll that simply doesn't count when there's another man in the question. Jealousy! a sort of madness; after seeing the state that Kit was in, it frightens me to think whet might IIJPPQH if those two met." Zenda shook her head forebodingly.

“Yes. yea. I know! 'I'hat’s what I'm afraid of too," Kay said fevt- ishly. "If you really will let me have the extra money, I'll start as I991’! ll I possibly can. to find out the truth and come back here directly I've made sure."

“Exactly whet I felt. I'm certain that is your wisest plan. Only I'm afraid Kit will follow again when he finds that you've left Cairo" "lie mustn't know where {We gone then; nobody must toil him. Oh zsnds. you will help mo; won't you?" Kay implored.

“Of course. I'll come with you stand by you do everything I can." Zsnda pomised.

lat Kay hesitated. Hurt and miserable as she was. sore-hearted of Kills lack o! trult in heir. the girl's one overwhelming Iwulse was to pre- vent the danger of e meeting be- tween hhs and Rafe.-

Nothing else mattered st the moment and for this reason a she stumbled blindly into the trap which Zenda had skillfully laid. The susgemon seemed to come y from Ks herself that it would be better] Zenda stayed in Oalro, sew Kit end put him oif the scent Io must not know Kay's destination, he must be prevented Iran Dllowl her. by every poe- urged.

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. 1 Key's probable addrels. ,

arrival, for zenda confessed ﬂee had given him that

"And you'll be weinns for hkn here." Kay said. "You'll keep him here until I come back-at all mate. Oh, lends, how ﬂan I even begin to thank you enough for all you're going to do for both of us."

lends Russell smiled faintly, wietfully se though deprecatlng the other girl's gratitude.‘

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travel, envying the wings of the sesgulls, that swooped and dipped in the ship's wake. Kit Carson trumped the deck of S. 5 Eastward regardless of the other passengers.

An sir Journey hsd been ab- solutely out of the question. Klt‘s finances would not allow such a thing; it was hard enough to scraps together the M050, for a secosd-clsss return ticket on this iniorioﬂ steamer. with ltha nar-

Obafiag st the slowness oi seal rondst monetary margin for other

travelling expenses.

For Kit, like Kay. had put eli his savings into that dream-house oi theirs. They had spent care- fully, but both had been octet- mined that everything ln it-should be their very own. No furniture on the installment system, for them, nothing that was not good of its kind. and that they could not pay for then and there.

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