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i. - Bunday, October ‘l. Albany 11 A. M. Tryon 8 P. M, Westmoreland 7.90 P. M. C. A. Hicks, Minister. .

ADVANCED STUDENTS Per- manent, Waves at the Mario Iona Beauty Salon, 76 Great Georg Street. Phone I191. and $3.50.

HEAR the Brooklyn 'I'rio in a number of favourite gospel selec- tions at the Drookneld Presbyter- ian Church next Lord's day, Oct. 7th, evening at 8.15. 10-6-11.

will present a song service in Hampshire United Church on Sun- dav evening at 7.90 o'clock. 'I'h1s will be llho annual Thullk oﬂcring service of the W. M B. and Mrs. J. I. Morrison will preside. 10-6-11.

ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCE- MENT. - Mrs. William Ross. , whhea to announce the engagement of her daughter Annie Louise MacCalium to Rupert Reg- inald Ross. also of Stanhope. Mar- riage will take place in the near future. 100-5-

YORK UNITED CHURCHES.- Rev. J. A. Nicholson, Minister. Service October 7th. 11 A. M. Ceri- mu Church, 2.30 P, M. Pleasant Grove. 7.30 P. M. 2nd series in

vice at York. Special soloists Mrs. Mutch of Cherry Valley and Mr. Wilfred Mcdonald of Covehead. Church choirs will combine and this service will be for the whole charge. 10-5-21.

CHURCH NOTICE FOR PARISH 0F MILTON AND RUSTICO. -_— Sunday. October 7th. St. Johns, Milton, Sunday School 10.15 A. M. Holy Communion 11.00 A. M. Elv- cning Prayer 8.00 P.M These will be our annual Harvest Thanksgiv- 111g services. St. Mark's, Rustico. Sunday School 2.30 P. M. Even- ing Prayer 1100 P. M. ‘Thursday, October 11th. St. John's, Milton Conﬁrmation Service at 8.00 P. M. Preacher, Rt. Rev. G. F‘. Kings- ton, Bishop oi Nova Scotia. Rev. Sidney J, Davies, Rector. 10-6-11.

THE KIRK 0F ST. JAMES. - Both Morning and Evening Wor- ship at The Kirk tomorrow will be in observance of National and Har- vest Thanksgiving when the Church will be appropriately adorned with festival flowers, etc, and the Choir under the direction of Miss E. Lil- lian McKenzie, Mus. Bac, will ren- der special music. The Minister will conduct the Services and preach the Sermons as follows: Morning: "Scmething Over and Above" and in the Evening: "The Aut n leaf." The Church School will eet at 2.90 in the afternoon-

W. M. S. MEETING-The regu- lar meeting oi the Evening Auxil- iary the I".M.S. of nmuv United Church was held on Mon- day evening in the Social Iali, with Mrs. Stuart Pierce in charge of the devotional program. taking

as her topic, "Faith". Business period f owed with the president. IVIrs, rge Paterson, in the

chair. Plans were made foi- the autumn thankoﬂerlng services to be held in November, at which we hope to have a returned mis- sionary speak to us. Study for the evening took the form oi an

open discussion on the "liquor Question,” and was taken part in b several members. Meeting

eosed with Mizpah benediction.

join with all Wor -Wide Com- munion, which will administer- ed by the minister the Rev. '1‘. E.

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ligament I've not. and mend $110 evening tn you," ho lamented. “A reporta- carrt call his llfe his own. But never mind-I'll be see. in: you soon,_honey. Meanwhile, besunandbioaktthemwstoliloi- Sbosocmstohwodoncher beet to keep us sport-lying to both of

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pyy. darling-so very y."

She watched him climb back into the taxi- watched the cab move off down the stnect and s’ne tumed and entered the building. Not until die was on her way up in the elevator, did she remember that she had promised to have din. ner with Duke Maxwell. Well, she would simply plhone him and call It ofL-tell him that she was too red to see him tonight and that she couldn't accept Nick Stone's offer, anyway. latter. she would have to see him and explain, but alter that she would be through with Duke Maxwell. As she entered the apartment, Dot leaped up from a chair as though she had been sitting there

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Valerie gasped. "Dot. What on earth?"

"I took you in when you were dawn and out. I took you in, didn't

You cheat and double.

Valerie released h-er aim from the other girl's grasp. "I've paid my share oi penses." she said quietly. "Paid your share." Dot imeered "You mean Terry Sullivan put up the money. But never mind about that. I took you ln- and what thanks do I get? You're not satis. fled with snatching my boy friends and stealing my jobs. Oh no. You've got to lie to me as well."

"What are you talking about?" Valerie demanded. "What's wrong?‘ "Wrong?" Dot went off into a peal of harsh laughter. "You've got the nerve to ask me what's wrong."

"I don't know what you mean- re "

“You don't, eh?" Dots eyes hard ened. "Tien I'll tell you—Mrs Phil Prescott."

Valerie sank into a chair. The room spun dizzily about her.

' -I not Mrs. Phil Prescott," she managed to say. ~ But was she, she wondered, with

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tending you scarcely knew him- letﬁng me make a 1001 o! mybvli over him-and all the time, you're married to him."

"Just what did he tell you?" Valerie asked lightly.

"Everything. I had a mattinee date with him and, after the show, We met his mother for a cocktail. He'd promised me that he'd intro. duce me to hear and get her to en. gage rue for her spring style show. Well. i. didn't take me long to see that. L; was scared to death of her. I kep. making signs to him to speak naily he started to say something about me. but that dame never gave me a flicker. She was too busy raving about a girl she'd seen at your show this afternoon. I began to get mad, so Phil tried again to mention me, but ii: was no

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"ﬁnally. she told us the name of this model-you, of course. and when she did, Phil looked as though he'd been shot through the head. I knew right then that you'd been hiding something from me His mother loo. noticed his ex- pression and asked him whether he knew you. He said no, but l knew. of course that he did know you and

McLennan. at both morning and evening diets of Worship. In the evening a special service of Thanks- giving will be held The minister will deliver the sermon both niorn- ing and evening. The music for the day will include an Anthem by the choir in the morning — "O Loving saviour. Blaln for us" by Auber. and in the evening Rogers’ "Fear Not, O Land". Als in

Douglas. The Church School will meet in regular sessions, and the Junior Choir will meet with Mr. Kendall in the afternoon.

THE BAPTIST CHURCH. - At the service of Morning Worship this church’. participates in the World-wide [communion service of

I made up my mind to find out. why he'd lied to his mother. As soon as she left us, I went to work on him. He wouldn't talk at ﬁrst. but, in the end, he broke down and told mo the whole story -oonfemcd tho/t he was married to you. Boyhwas I mad." "But-hut he isn't married to me now.’ ‘ Valerie faltered. "He wrote and told me that his mother had persuaded him to have the marriage annulled "

"He lied to you." He never even told his moi-her. ‘The poor fish couldn't screw up his co

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Didn't you think it was queer that she didn't recognize your name

b the . J. levy, l. D., will be "That. They May Be One." The morning anthem will be "Hymn of "Thanksgiving" (Netherlands ,songr The Communion of the [Lord's Supper will be observed. ‘Phe Church School meets im- mediately st the close of morninaz worship. lhrening Worship will bo conducted by Mr. Levy with ser- mon “The Bin cf Ingrstitudc." Miss Pearle Bums will sing "The Glory of God in Nature" (Beethoven) The anthem of the evening will be Meander‘: “While the lhrth Ro- maincth." The music of the dsy wiilbeinohsreolMﬂ. 0. EI- lirog: Full, orga t and director of c r.

BIBLE SOCIETY EXECUTIVE MEETS. — 0n Tuesday last, a gieetina of the Executive of the

E. l. Auxiliary of the British and Ibrslgn Iiblo loolotv was cun- vened. 1t was decided st this meeting that Sunday, October 28th be "Bible Bunday" and that "Bible Week“ which is the week when special eﬂorts be mule to rocoivw contributions towards this worthy cause over the Auxiliary start October ma. 1t was also dilcloled at this meeting more particulars regarding the visit, to this Auxil- iary of the Rev. A. H Wilkinson M. A B. D. on November 17th and 18th. Mr. Wilkinson will be ac- companied by his wife, and by the Rev. J. B. M. Armour, D. D., General Secretary of the Society iii Canada and by the Rev. J. M. Murchison, District Secretary for New Brunswick and P. E. Island.

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Phil himself ought to know, Standard Brands Limited at a ability w v-Pmr metleulvvsly "i New-M oughtrft he’! Don't try to first innocent act any longer. Jre.

recent meeting oi the Company's board of directors. succeeding the lato Charles E. . Mr. Cunliffe. who is~ a grand- scii of the late Sir Robert Cun- liffe, Bart. where his father was command- ant oi the

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this afternoon?"

Valerie nodded. "Ycs.” "Of course never heard of you"

"Do you mean that he lied about the annulment, did anything about It?”

“Sure. You'd have had to have something to do with that your. self-Jae couldn't have done it s. one."

Dolls face suddenly softened. "Do you mean thought all man-

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could who could rage furiously one nte. and repent the next-was now looking at her sympatheti-sailv.

" kid. you're in What will Terry say when he hears about this?"

Terry.‘ . .Valerie's heart turned cold with fear What wmlid Terry say and think? She had become engaged to him toniizh-t when she was married torn could explain of ‘he understand? He would blame her for not telling him before.

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this time that the he'd been cancelled?" W's." said Valerie miserably. So she was still Phil's wife.

But why had he written her that letter? He must have done so be. cause he knew it would drive hei- from Pelton. Regrettin their marriage an she might so to make trouble. to get rid of her. her out set her adrift to best she could-simply because of And she had once thguéht she had loved this man.

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atcr. raidio, screen and concert, stage says it's “Simplicity, warmth and generosity The have been predominant in all the glamor- ous personallties with whom I've worked "

Citing Grace Moore, Tallulah Bankhead and Lily Pons as indivi- duallsis, Jean says. they have in common the simplicity of the ‘dir- ect approach and rsonal warmth which makes peope take to them

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