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uniles at her. Plain and unat- tractive this female might he, but he saw now that she was most exycnsively dressed. A ypungish. rich film fan, probably-and these were people to be cultivated.

"I think you l-rncnv Mrs. l-lellyar." Zencla unobtrusively watched the effect of her words through her pale thin. eyelashes. But the miin be- side hcr showed no outward sign of being taken unawares,

“Yes, I've just come back from a uallgwith her as a matter of fact." he nnsvxcred. “Is she a friend of yours?" '

“Yes. I'm here with hcr. It was I who really persuaded her to come to Egypt."

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Lovelace looked at her speculatively.

also testing the Kwund underfoot How much did she know? l-low much should he tell her?

"Let's sit down and talk." he sug- gested. "What may I order you?"

“Coffee please. Yes. I thought K35. must have been out with you. When she came in Just now she never even saw me, she was quite obliv- ious and she looked so . . . it's hnrd to describe, but can't one always tell when a woman has been with someone who-who matters to her?"

“Are you the friend who helped Mrs. Hellysr to cOme out here?” Lovelace asked, his alert brain re- calling the details of Kay's story,

"Has she told you her relation- s-hlp to ma?"

Zenda nodded.

“Yes" Zenda leant forward, speaking earnestly. "I should be so glad if things came right between you IMU. Dear Kay was so unhappy so lonely-if you could only have seen the change in her when she first realized that you might 5m) be alive."

"You think she was . . he glanced at her sharply,

“You couldn't doubt her feelings it you saw her then!" Zenda told him- "Perlwpi ~ . . I don't know. I don't W811i to know what hap- pened between you-posslbly 511g Seemed hard this evening-unfor- giving. But remember what, Shelf, Bone through, the strain on her nerves since your disappearance. Please don't think I'm judging you; I expect you'd good reasons for what you did, but it's been terribly hard on Key. You must be Dal/lent Willi her, give her tltne."

“What about this other man. this —Klt whoever he is?" '

"Oh Kit Carson?" Zenda made a depreciating movement. "He's lust someone she turned to in her loneliness, beilevingyau dead, rt didn't go very deep."

“That‘s not what she said!“

"Can any man quite understand e worrian in love?" Zenda asked gently. "Don't you realize that the more she cares, the more ll; hurts if she's apparently slighted? Hasn't Kay showed her feelings by coming to you? Surely no one could need stronger proof?"

A flicker of complacency crossed the mans handscme face. For was not this exactly what he had gues- sed and said to Kay-perhaps un- wisely. One couldn't expect her to confess straight BWBY to having followed htrn, to loving him still.

But this woman was her friend. Kay would certainly have con- flded ln her.

Rising, he lifted Zenda's hand W hi8 lllis and kissed it, with that old-world courtesy which as he knew. especially appealed r0 unattractive women.

"Than-ks." he said. "You've ﬁlven me something indeed, Just as you promised-hope. After what you've told me. I won't give her up to anyone In the world."

. glad?"

"l Went Your Help"

In her cotton kimono Key paced distractedly up and down the room, her hair ruffled, her eyes reddened with tears.

From the bed-edge, Zends Russell watched.

“I can't see him again, I won't I tell you" Kay protested. “He-lie frightens me; 1' won't to get may et once, this very day. There's no_ use in my staying he's any longer now that, I know."

'fIt's rather like desertlng Kit though. isn't it? Running away‘ when he may be ln denser." Zen- dl sold quietly.

‘ilwhet do ‘you mean?” Key stood sti . '

‘ "It's pretty certain he will fol- low you here eooner or later. I've been euro of that ever since he dis- appeared in Cairo; it's the: on

why Lon-no to wsrn you, I'd

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SVALLPAPER PRICES reduced on all our Wallpaper. MacKuy Bros, Stunlcy Bridge.

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RUBBER BOOTS for children. boys and men at Howard McInnis.

CHURCH 0F ENGLAND. — Georgetown Pariah. Sunday. March 21st. (Palm Sunday). Holy

Church. Chcriy Valley, 2,30 P. M. Weather and roads pcnziiitting. Rev. D. A. Yeo.

ATTENTION Boston Islanders ! -Plan to attend Island Party in Rose Croix Hall, Roxbury, (Dudley at Warren Streets) blarcih 31st. at 8 P. M. Proceeds for new equip- ment Fund. Sacred Heart Home, Charlottetown. .

HUNTER RIVER United Church Charge: Services cu Sunday. March 21st are as follows: North Wilt- shire 11 A, H. ‘t't'hentley' River 3 P. M. and Hunter River 7.30 P. M. Kev. J. I. lvlorrlsori. Minister.

N0 COURT MpURNING - The following telegram has been re- ceived from the Lord Chamber- lain of London by Lieutenant Gav- ernor J. A. Bernard. “No com- mands for court mourning for Princess Helena Victoria will h issued by the king. No halfnuist- lng of flags. Their Majcstics will observe family mourning for one week."

TENTH ANNIVERSARY - On March 15th. an enjoyable evening was spent at the beautiful nome of Mrs. A, Rodd. Lapthorile Ave, when Mr. and Mrs. Gordon darn- ham entertained s few oi‘ lflFll’ friends the occasion being their tenth ivedcling anniversary. four tables of auction was much en- joyed by all, prizes being wor. by lst. ladies, Mrs. John Garuharn‘, 2nd. Mrs. George Carson; Booby, Mrs. Earl Stewart; Gents, 1st. John Garnham; 2nd. George Carson; Booby, Earl Stewart. After a de- licious lunch was served by the hostess. all departed wishing Mr. and Mrs. Garnhsm many more years of happiness. .

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POLICE COURT - At the Sti- pendiary lviagistrates Court yester- day a man charged with snap breaking and theft was remanded until March 26th. Three men charg- ed with being drunk and discr- dcrly appeared. two being remand- ed until Monday and the third un- til March 23. A party charged with non-support had his case ad- journed until March 23. Two per- sons Iaharged with possession of liquor under the Prohibition Act were dealt with, one being fined $25 and costs or 30 days, while the other was fined $200 and costs or three months. An adjourned case under the Income War Tax Act was further heard and adjourn- ed until March 25th., and a sum-

mary ejectment case was w;th- drawn. ’ IMPROVEMENTS A '1‘ T H E

QUEEN - In line with the policy of renovation at. the Queen Hotel. the inew management announces another stage of completion in the dining service department. The Victorian Room, the private din- ing-room of the Queen. has been completely redecorated and refur- nlslied. The color scheme is a pleas- ing combination of blue and ivory, with a touch of red to brighten nrid contrast. The walls are cover- ed with is Plain. pale blue paper, and on two sides large panels have been constructed, in which ls set a wall-paper in a scenic design, depicting an Old English setting of coaches-and-tours, mounted horsemen. etc. The woodwork has been done in ivory, and at the windows are drapes of blue with a small ivory stripe. A new set of dining-chairs has been purchased. in modern bleached ash, with red

equipped with piano and fireplace, to accommodate any type of gath- ering for which it may be request- ed. The new Victorian Room is ideally suited for groups o! up to 35 persons. and ls a fine addition to the City's facilities for public catering.

“Yes, I war-I aln more than ever ‘now that you tell me how angry and suspicious Kit was. It wee very good of you to come. Zenila, I suppose I had better watt for ‘a few days, but I'll stay In my room. I won't see any

Zends wisely, did nut argue this point at the moment. railed unfortunately to detslnvlit

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Mrs. D. A. MacDonald en v teined the mem-bers of the Nu Wiltshire Auxiliary o! the We. men's Missionary society rm m; Msrcii meeting. Th; mummy, I“, Msollee presided. After singing o hymn the business period follow- ed. Nine members were presslﬂ. The Community Friendship iso- retsry took number of visits mode. Pstotiee (or squares for 6 quilt were lisnded out to members by‘ the supply secretary. Sines tut, mﬂlrlbl I Presentation was mode to s memes:- who hes since left the community. IA letter m reed Mm llrl- In . oiiiisuse sin- erihliig lecretsry,

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