NOVEMBER 15. 1951 JTT D?

1-gjam-mm ' l "N cnurclcr in sudden passion. she had which would be terminated by

Long before that mg ma given up the romantic

sy Lange Lewla experiences.

mine was the fact that she was! totally unequlwed to

a.:Jpui-cntly none of the weak, sell- some sudden new fact or engrossment which was a primary twist of the old ones. but took pa- requisite. lacking that maladjustment which the lgrocs had suffered from. she was I-hl-H2 "V9313!!! Or

case as the hardest of all; mlt a "stumbling in the dark”

the period

some complete tlence to get through. He decided

Ne- 10 basin by finding whether any- unusual had

i, . that in one mad moment 0 4” .not a woman to brood over trifles,loccurred during that ten minutes

numiil WW 1333' WW lmmhfllbecausc she was too busy. Her life lime and Moira Hastings ltmdl 1599” one 01 enlarging oppor- spent together in the glass booth of mites. created by herself out or the busy, glittering cafe. C her own talent and effort. i Such a woman might still be not alone. she had on a capable of cruelty. given H provocation -. or icre. was no sigt he . B t th th t , human mind goes through he ran against tllc suing ofuher hid-:1: eilaialliii.-l on he, met were neces- tclllgcnce. Planning 3. im, 1. 1 . 1 ' g try to bring it to the point when would certainly have Cr 6 S e very pae' snce the smooth Haw rurdcr can be :oubled him in regard to Mrs.

..'e, having been before and be- mg afterward a normal man , woman, the victim of an inner gm-m. he knew that murder in

:1, like any earsof preparation during

Dill

asslo ms 3' .hich a

complicated

murder. takes lent

evolution

done. What so better.

had

This time Moira Hastings was severe suffic- black suit with a. short little jack- which et, white ruffles showing at

Her face was

planned it lessncss of makeup covered it. he ,could only decide that she had

He recognized this stage or the dressed her face also out of re-

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choosing a paler powder than the ripe, gold- en tone she had worn the day 1..- fore. The black suit was like' a costume; she was like a character

spect tor the dead man.

hick found a slim. and man of ndeter

over the most recent

homicide squad. Mr. Lester came

tense hand full of energy.

smoke: " A bad business." -Moira Hastings was

tended. her chin 'waa among the ruffles of her

"as means Mr. Hime's

out of those light eyes.

and that with the her would have 5. pre atory look.

about I-lime. Terrible thing.

too. It looked pretty the lead in his new picture."

Moira. Hastings softly.

at Tuck. ”You can see,"

has to look after her. the stuff. She's got the talent." To be continued

CANADA

HIOVINCE OF

PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND

IN THE PROBATE COURT The 6th Day of November AJ). 1951

In Re Estate of MARY S. STElV- ART late of Montague in King's County in the said Province. Single Women, deceased, testate.

To the Sheriff of the County of King's County or any Constable or literate person within snid County

GREETING: WHEREAS upon reading the petition on tile of Malcolm Mc-

Klnnon of Charlottetown in

Queen's County in said Province.

Attorney-at-law, Administrator cum

testamenio annexe de bonis non

of the above named estate, he. praying that a citation may be issued for the purpose hereinafter set forth: You are therefore hereby required to cite all persons interested in the said Estate to

present at a Probate Court to be held in the Court House in Char- lottetown in Queen's County, in the said Province, on Monday the 10th day of December next com- ing. at the hour of Eleven o'clock forenoon of the same day to shew cause if any they can why the Accounts of the said Estate should not be passed and the Estate clos- ed as prayed for in said petition and on motion of Malcolm Mc- Kinnon Esquire, Proctor for said Petitioner. And it is hereby ordered that a true copy hereof be forthwith published in some newspaper pub- lished in Charlottetown aforesaid once in each week for at least four consecutive weeks from the date hereof and that a true copy hereof be forthwith posted in the following public places respective- ly. namely. in the hall of the Court House in Georgetown in King's County aforesaid. at or near the Store of Clark Brothers In Montague aforesaid. and at or near McGowan Motors Show Room In Montague aforesaid so that all persons interested in the said Es- tate as aforesaid may have due notice thereof.

WITNESS His Honour Harold Leonard Palmer, Judge of the

town aforesaid. the day and year first above written.

By the Court. (Sgd.) s M. ELIZABETH WRIGHT. L.S. Registrar.

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but choosing dull black wool and York Ind wistful white ruffles out of a nic- ety of taste. He noticed her clear, ugh; eyes. wmch mm-1, mm mink dent of that place. had passed of some semi-precious stone whose name at the moment escaped him. in the unllved-in living "room, 11945- well-dressed exceedlnllflntfglgggiiggff late Abraham Brown and 94 it" the 50” P'"e"dl"fsa:: "”;': '13 years old had she lived until Time. He laid the magazine aside and stood up as Miss Hastings and gutildc claerted fI'0m :h:n:101l- assuming manner.a loyal and sym-

. s er. my I - . this Ls Mr. Tuck. He's from the

forward to Wm. shake Tuck's hind WW1 I Umlmn always her first thought. They a valued member of York Metho- all sat down. facing one another. Mr. Lester offered I D0-Ck of 011- Church, a life member or the W0- uetl-es With Hind l"'0W5- '35 '9' men's Missionary Society, member fused. named one for him” W1 of w.c.'r.u. and Alpha. Institute, said through a first exhalation of

milk A4599 her good judgment and consistent in I lute l3'mchm' I" VIM Tllck manner she won the respect of all. knew at once was a favourite atti-

tlldh Her 3033- 51131 I935 W” 9” Red Cross work during down

white blouse. her red-nailed hands were clasped over her flat abdomen.

death." she said to Tuck, looking at him For the Leigh at home; Claude at T1-yon; first time her very dark lashes looked 1315;; Tuck decided that as town; also five grandchildren and a. child she had had pale lashes, eyes

"Yes," said Mr. Lester. ”I mean There are also two brothers. Her- For bert Brown 'of Detroit, Mich. and him, of course. But for Moira here, Mervyn. of Toronto.

much as though he was going to toss her attended, took place on Oct. zlst.

”Which is hardly relevant," said home, and at the church a very

Lester stared at her out of pro- by her pastor, Rev. John Douglas- trudlng eyes in which there was The a look of wonder. Then he looked Lover Of My Soul". he said, Ages". why she needs an agent. someone Beautiful She's got was very fond and loved so much

CHARLOTTETOWN IN MEMORIAM

MRS. WARREN R. VESSEY

from some sleek drawing room ....d tragedy. wearing trousers after . p dam to 35.9,; nu. modamny, A feeling of sadness prevailed in.

surroundfhg districts: when it became known that Mrs. Warren Vessey, an esteemed resi-

away rather suddenly at the RE. 1. Hospital after a few days' ill-

Bhe was the daughter of the Eliza- beth Vessey. She would have been

the 22nd of October. Mrs. Vessey was of a quiet, un-

pathetio neighbor. always charit- able and kind to everyone. and above all a loving mother and Her home and family were she was

dist church. later the United

and as long as her health permit- ted was always present. where bv

She was also an faithful worker in the late

wars. She leaves to mourn her pass- ing her sorrowing husband who is

in indifferent health. by whom-she will be greatly missed; four sons

Ivan and Stanley in Charlotte- one great grandchild. one son

Reginald B., and a daughter. Mar- garet Elizabeth, predeceased her.

Her-' funeral, which was largely, A short service was held at the impressive service was conducted sung were ':lesus ”Rock Of

and "Abide With Me.'f flowers. of which she)

hymns

in life, covered her casket. H Her remains were tenderly laid

to rest beside her children. Fol- lowing were the pallbearers: El-l :.:j-if-1-n t

I NORIH AMUULAN till i. L. S. STEVENSON l"

BRANKH MANAGER

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mer Brown. Lorne Vessey, Frank Vessey. H. T. vessey. Allan swan and Harry Lewis.

A dear loving one from us is gene. A voice we loved is stilied,

A place is vacant in our home

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