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"Did you say the Wade girl was Gerry's hall-sister?" she asked sud- denly. - "Well. of course. strictly speaking. I suppose she isn't-wasn't I mean --his sister at all."

"But her name's Wade?"

"Not really. She wasn't old Wade's diild. As I was sayipg, he ran away with his second wife who was mar- ried to a perfect blackguard. I sup- pose the court: gave the rsscally husband the custody of the child, but he certainly didn't avail hlmsel! of the privilege. Old Wade got very fond of bhechild and insisted that she should be called byhis name."

"I see." said Bundle. “That ex- plains it."

“Explains what?"

"Something that puzzled me about the letter."

“She's rather s. pretty girl. I be- lieve," said Lord Caierhsin "or so I've heard."

Bundle went upstairs thoughtfully. she had several objects in view. First she must find this Jimmy ‘rhcsiger. Bill. perhaps. would be helpful there. Ronny Devereux had been a. friend o! Bill's. 1r Jimmy Thesiger was a iriend of Bunny's, the chances were that Bill would know him. too. ‘Then there was the girl. Loraine Wade. It was possible that she could throw some light on the problem of Seven Dials. Evidently Gerry Wade had sald something to her about it. His anxiety that she should forget the fact had s. dnister suggestion.

BUNDLE PAYS A CALL

Getting hold o! Bill presented few difficulties. Bundle motored tip to town on the following morning-Able time ‘without adventures by the way- and rang him up. Bill responded with alacrity, and made various sug- guestions as to lunch. tea. dinner and dancing. All oi which suggestions Bundle. turned down as made.

"in a day or two. I'll come and rrivol with you. Bill. But tor the moment I'm up on business.“

"Oh," said Bill. "What a beastly bore."

"Ilia not that kind,‘ QM Bundlb. "It's anything but boring. Bill, l0 you know any Ine called Jimmy Thcslger?"

"Oi course. So do you."

"No, 1 sort." said Bundle.

“Yea, you do._ You must. Every one knows old Jimmy."

"Sorry." said Bundle. "Just for once I don't seem to be every one." "Oh! but you must know Jimmy- pink-faced chap. looks a bit o1 an ass. But really he's got as many brains u I have."

"You don't say so," said Bundle. "He must feel a bit top-heavy when he walks about."

"Was that meant for sarcasm?" "It was a feeble effort at it. What does Jimmy Thesiger do7"

"How do you mean. what does he do?"

"Does being at the Ploreign Omoe prevent you from understanding your native language?!

"Oh! I see you mean. has he got. a job? No. he just iooLs around. Why should he do anything?"

"In fact. more mony than brains?"

"Oh, I wouldn't say that. I told you just now that he had more brains than you'd think."

Bundle was silent. She was feelln! more and more doubtful. This gilded yout/h did not sound a very promising ally. And yet it was his name that had come first to the dying man's lips. Bill's voice chimed in suddenly

with singular appropriateness.

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Ronny always thought a lot of his] brains. You know, l-‘tonny Devereux. Thaalger was his greatest pal."

“Ronny—"

Bundle slapped, undecided. Clearly Bin knew nothing of the others

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. In!’ death. It ocburred to Bundle m the first time that it wasodd the mom. 511s mien had contained nothing or the tragedy. Surely ‘it was the um of rpicy items- of news that would 11"" b1 Passed over. Ibere could be one explanation. and one explain. Ufln Only- Tim police, for reason o! their own, were keeping the matter quiet.

Bill's voice was continuing.

"I haven't seen Ronny tor an age —not since that week-end down at your place. You know, when poo; old Gerry Wade passed out."

He paused and then went on.

“Rather a foul business that alto- gether. I expect you've hum about lt. I say, Bundle-are you there still?"

"0! course I'm here."

"Well. Wu haven't said anything for an age. r began to this); that you had gone away." /

"No. I was Just thinking over some- thing."

Shouid she tell Bill or Ronny’: death? She decided against it - it wasnot thesortofthingtobesaid over the telephone. But soon. very soon, she must have a meeting with Bill. In the meantime-

"B111?"

"Hullc."

I might dine with you tomorrow night." ‘ .

and we'll dance afterward. I've got a lot to talk to you about. As a’ matter o! fact rveobeen rather hard hit-the louleet luck—"

"Well, tell me about it tomorrow

said Bundle. cutting him short rather

unkindly. "In-the meantime, what is Jimmy ‘Iheslggfs address?"

"Jimmy Thesiger?"

"have wrist 1 said." -

“He's got rooms in Jerrnynjtreeb- do I mean Jermy-n street or the other one?"

"Bring that class A upon it." ' .

"Ye; Jermyn street. Walt a bit and I'll give yoir theaiumbcrfi:

There was a pause.

"Are you there‘ still?"

"I'm always there."

"Well, one never knows with these dashed telephones. The number i5 I03. Got it?"

"103. Thank you. Bill."

"Yes, but I say-what do you want it tor? You said you didn't know him." ' " v "I .don’t. but I shall in half an hour." I You're going round to his rooms?" "Quite, right. Sherlock." ‘ "Yes, but. I s8_!'~well, for one thin! he won't be up."_

"Won't'be up?"

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at it that way. You've got no idea what an effort it is for me to set’ here at 11 everymcrnlng, and the fuss Cadders makes ii’ I'm behind time ls simply‘ appaling. You haven't the least idea, Bundle, what a dog's life this up" - -

"You shall tell me about it tomor-

row night,” said Bundle hastily.

She wslammed -down the receiver

and tpok stock of ‘the situation, _l"irsb

she glanced at the clock. It was rive and twenty minutes to l2. De- spite Bill's knowledge ol’ his friend's habits. she inclined to the belief that

Mr. Thcslger would by now be in a

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Albany And Vicinity

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ltnandlls-allwaiflamemonand |oaiaKeithandW"v motored"! summersidecuhlondayattemooa. Miases-Ieanandllarllretufleck wcrcvlsiliotstovictxaia Wednesday evening. Wblle therethey attended thegetures.

Ir. and Mn. Harry Bandstand time son” Ralph, Mr. and Mrs. Emu Francis were visitorsto Bprington on Sunday.

Arhold csubeck. Bedeque. spent a rew dayarecently in Bearle- town, the guest o! his friend Master Carmen Inwther. Misses Marjorie, Annie and Florence Cameron. have returned home. after ‘spending a Iew days pleasantly in Bpringtmi, visiting relatives. ‘

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Mr. A. 0. Green. marchanthwas a visitor lo Bumnierslde Saturday. Miss Harriet ‘Noonan and Misses Mary Noonan and Olga Green, were recent visitors to Bradalbane.

. um o! the people ‘of this 5 mo; have tinlshed dint-us their spuds and report a good crop.

w. Harold‘ Campbell, Lower 3,- deque. spent Sunday In Albany.

Mrs. W. P. Cameron and sons Don. ald and Lloyd and Miss Annie Cam- RUD. motored m Suinmerai’ on M91111).

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"i" Jul-h Glacier. teacher o! Bearlstown school, spent tzie "c: end at her home in Wflmot Valley. bliss Heffel is the guest or her sis- tcr. Mrs. Edward Leard, Searlewwn. We are sorry to hear of the present illness o! Mr. Charles Carrier , A1- bony. and one and all wish him a speedy recovery.

B. A. motored to the Island recently and are the guests of Mr. and Mrs, Harry Francis. Their many friends In sled to see them back again if only for a short time-H.

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Hardly any condition oi ill health causes more real sufleriiig than, a shattered nervous system. And often, unfortunately. but little sympathy is shown for the sufferer, from the mistaken notion that the nerves can be controlled. Men and women with nerves out of gear often become irri- table and are blamed ior ill temper, when it is not their; fault. - Their poor health ls the cause. The tired, over-busy wife and V, mother, whose household cares have worn her l-hln; the brcsdwkinner whose anxieties have worried him until he ls really iii, areamong the nerve suderers who become run-down. Their nerves. like all bodily organs. need rich, red blood. 1n all such cases the butand simplut treatment la a cosine oi Dr. Williams Pink Pills. which enriches the blood and builds up the nervous

cheerfulnus. Mrs. M. Cross. Rich- mmid. Qua, tells how this. medicine ended her nervous troubles. Bbc saysz-"I have bufleied from ner- vousness_and dlI-Ily spells." and the hundred and one things which in such a condition make life a misery. Thsiirst nuiig 1 retina to help-me ma m. Williams Pinkruiicuncer the use o! this medicine I tound my nerves grew aleadler. the dilly spells grew less frequent, and I becainei and. more cheerful. I took the pllll for some time andiound that they enrich the blood, build up the nerves and are a fine medicine tor both old and wound?‘

You can let these bills through any 'medi'cine dealer by mail at Blleaboatrom The Dr. Williams Medicine 00., Brockville, Ont.

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PARIS, Nova l-iablblllng as a "demonstration" I young music hell

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portunity [resents itself to reply, in a second article, to the questions gugvgfltgd’ bythg previous one.

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it is impossible to hy down ,a plan which would be suitable for all. The best that csnvbe done is to (we what should be provided and then l0 urge the communities. who know their own ‘conditions, their particular need, md mp1,- raging-ca, to work out a planisuitable to their locality. Every expectant mother should have ante-natal care, which means an early examination and supervis- ion during her entire Drelflancy by her physician. At the time ‘of her confinement. she should have her doctor's direction, she is as indis- pemable as L; the Q0610!‘ himself. ‘There is also need for hospital ac- commodation for those cases which cannot be properly cared for It home. ' when a community Ls ready t0 face this problem, or when some in- terested _. "are willing lo make an ertcrt to do something. it is advis- able for them to consult with the county or district medical society and with the Health "Oibcer. The lay group should work together in mak- ing a study as toparticular needs and regarding plans tor the iuture. Represented es 1m the local nurs- ing prof on should. or course. b! included in such a’ conference.

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varying in population and in climate.

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