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Tomorrow's Promise

By Temple Bailey

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Above her on the mantel shelf her silver kitten. Jerry. played with the crystal pendants of the cande- labra until they tinkled like little - bells. Now and then Anne would say, "Stop it, Jerry." and he would stop for a moment. and flatten him- self on the shelf and look down at her with his cpai eyes. Then pre- sently the tlnkling would begin again and there would seem to be

reflected Jerry at his play.

Then all at once in the mirror came the dark head of Garry. It was such a good looking head. Anne had to admit that, Smooth black hair. a bronze skin. a thin line of black mustache above the lip. so far Garry's looks did not differ greatly from these of many of the young men of Anne's own particular group. It was his eyes that set him apart from the others. Gray eyes. long-lashed, with an intent look that seemed to attract even while it repelled .Vicky had said of Garry's eyes. "They are as changeable as his nature.” '

Anne resented that. "Garry's not changeable."

And Vicky had replied. "Well. youlll have to find it out for your- self. Anne.”

Now Garry was saying. "Wh.V don't you make that darned Cal behave?"

"He's my cat, Garry."

"He'll break those crystals."

"Oh, well give him,to me."

Garry picked Jerry up gingerly and dropped him into Annels lap. He had an almost abnormal dislike of cats. and this featherweight kit- ten made his flesh crawl. He was not aware that jealously might have something to do with it. To see Anne lavish affection on anything or anybody emphasized unbearably his own frustration.

He eontrolled himself with an effort. "Your mother sent me to ask if you'll ride with us In the morn- ing. She has asked David. we're to have coffee first and then come back here for waffles and honey."

"oh!" Anne's mind worked swift- ly. Her mother and David! "Of course 1'11 go." she said.

Gsny stcod looking down at her. "You neednlt think you can run away from me forever. I won't have

"I don't want to run. Wfve al- ways been good friends. Garry."

"Don't be bromidic." He walked away. saying over his shoulder. "Ill see you tomorrow."

She called after him, but he paid no attention, and presently David came and dropped down he- side her. ”Going to ride with us in the morning?"

”Yes."

"Good. And now tell me what you've been doing to Garry?"

"Nothing."

"Except to let him fnli in love with Yhu?"

"I didn't let. him."

"Well. he's done it. And how you've got to watch your step. or you'll be marrying him."

she shrugged her shoulders. "why not?”

"Because I don't want you to marry anybody. I want you just to keep on being yourself."

She flashed a smiling glance at him and he smiled back. Darling David! Her fears left her as he sat there talking quietly. He was un- changed. why think again of those evil voices she had heard behind the hedge?

lliillnor called. "We're ready. David," and Ann! rose with lll.ll and said good night to her mother's friends. Trailing up the stairs a lit-

tle later with Jerry under her arm,

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she stopped and looked down, The four players were seated at the card table-Cynthia Dorsay with her honey-colored locks matched by the velvet of her gown, Elinor. in her frosted pink. Lucien Dorsey. small and fastidious and fifty-five: and David. towering above them all. blue-eyed and gold-headed. How often she had seen them like this. how often she would see them in the future! There in the golden lighted room they seemed a part of the home itself. It would take more than those evil voices to make the walls fall down about them. Reaching her room, she undress- ed slowly. It was a big room filled with mid-Victorian fui-niture. Fran-

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publicly by the united states, had found it, I! mcnument to the

31-min and cums, dignity and staid taste of those who The newspaper says that this had gone before him. And Elinor.

when she had married him. hail liked the sense of distinction this setting gave her. Her own family had fewer claims to distinction. but Elinor'a inheritance had been beauty and charm, and because of these Francis had married her Anne's bed, therefore, was a wide one. with festoons of fruit carved on its headboard. and with festoons to match on the dresser and chest

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of drawers. The modern note was struck in shimmering draperies of pale green and pink. and in Anne's silver crystal bottles and other be- longlngs.

She bathed. brushed her shining hair. and wrapped in a warm robe wont to Vicky's room, with Jerry stalking after her like a miniature tiger. A fire burned on Vicky's hearth and Vicky still dressed and waitiniz. said, "1 thought yould nev- er come."

"I can't stay. I'm dead for sleep, Vicky."

Vicky looked at her. "Come and kiss me.” she said. ”Then run along to bed."

Vicky new-r forced confidences. There was something in the air. no doubt of it. Anne's flushed cheeks and shining eyes showed a mood of oxaliatioh. But again Vicky was content in wait. she had waited be- fore.

Anne lingered for a moment. "I was out with Garry."

"It's a wcnrlerful night."

"Yes. But Garry isn't wonderful."

Vicky gave no outward sign of her satisfaction. "Some people might think him so." she vouch-I safari, ,

"Then they think wrong." with elllllhasis. "Good night. old darling," and off Anne went. with Jerry in her arms.

When she came to her room she went to her window and stood look- ing out. Down Ill the meadow the man who called himself Charles was sleeping on his bed of pine. She wondered if she would ever know the rest of his name. Perhaps if she got up early and sought him. he might be there. Yet he had sent her away, and that was the end of it.

To be continued

IN MEMORIAM

PRISCILLA MACFARLANE

Miss Priscilla. MacFarla.ne passed away November 4, in Whitman. Mass. after a short illness. Funer- al service was held at Forest Hill Cemetery Chapel. Boston, ,Mass., Monday. Nov. 6 nt 2 P. M. Inter- ment Forest Hills Cemetery.

Miss .llacFarlnne was born at South Melville, daughter of the late Alexander and Sarah ilnman) Mai-Farluiie. She mad her home in Boston. Mass.. for many years and for the last four 'yeurs in Whitman.

She is survived by one sister, Mrs. Frank Drew of Medford. Mass, also several nieces nephews and cousins some of who are residents of P. E. I.

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Miss Roma Cnoalma-n left on Monday morning for Monclon. N. B. where she will visit with friends for the winter months.

Mrs. Douglas Jardine of Char- lottetown. is visiting in Freetown pat the home of her son Mr. An- drew Jariline and Mrs. Jardlne.

The Claw regret to learn that he is I patient in hospital in Halifax, N. S. All wish him a speedy and complete recovery.

Mr. Albert Stetson left recently an a visit to Amherst. N.S.. and Toronto. Ontario. While in To- ronto he will attend the Canadian National Exhibition. Mr. Stetson expects to be absent for three weeks.

Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Reeves. Mrs. John Hatfel. Dallas and Ar- lene Reeves returned on Friday from Saint John, N.B., where they had spent an enjoyable week visiting with relatives there.

Miss Joan Scale and Mr. David Scales of Charlottetown spent the Remembrance Day holiday in Freetown. guests of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Austin Scales.

A large crowd attended the auction sale of Mr. James Murphy at Kelvin on Thursday. Nov. 15. Bidding was brisk and the many articles offered found ready sale. Mr. Hugh Morrison was the suc- iioneer;

Mrs. Samuel Drurmnond of South Freetown spent a day re- cently in Springfield visiting with her sister. Mrs. Angus Math- ieson and Mr. Mathieson.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert. E. Burns. Mr. and Mrs. William T. Rogers and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bernard returned to their homes on Thurs- day a-ftern an enjoyable motor irip to points of interest in the Maritimes including the Winter Fair at Amherst, N.S.

There was a large attendance at South Freetown School on Mon- day evening when pictures by the National Film Board were shown. These were very much enjoyed by all present. A sale of lunches brought in I neat sum of money which is to be used in aid of school improvements.

The community of Freetown was shocked and saddened on Novem- ber l5ih when it was learned of the death of Mr. Frank Deacon after only is few hours illness. seeming to be in his usual health he attended a sale in Kelvin that afternoon. While there he was taken suddenly ill. Dr. Auld of Kensington was sent for and he had him transferred by ambulance to Prince County Hospital where he passed away that same evening. Mr. Deacon is survived by his wife, formerly Lou Hooper of Bedequc, two sons. Maurice Dea- con of the Department of Agricul- ture. Charlottetown. and Dr. Alli- son Deacon of Shediac, N.B.. also two daughters. Mrs. John l-Iickox of Springfield and Mrs. George Lewis, Freetown. Also surviving are two brothers, George in Free-

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town and Fred in Nelson, B. C. The surviving sisters are Mrs. Joseph Lewis of North Tryon, Mrs. George Jardine, Freetown, Mrs. Pound of Winnipeg and Miss Lottie Deacon of Vancouver. BC. The deep sympathy of the community goes out to the bereaved ones in their great sorrow. A sister Winnie, Mrs. Mason of British Columbia. died about a year ago and two brothers, Benjamin and John also predeceased him. Mr. Deacon was the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Deacon of Freetown.

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The following officers were elect- cd: President - Mrs. Seymour H-ughes, Vice-President Miss Theresa Corrigan, secretary - Mrs. Chester Hughes, Auditors -- Mrs. Henry McGuirk and Mrs. George Mitchell.

The first monthly meeting was held on November 13 at the home of Miss Theresa Corrigan. with ten members and one visitor present. The President occupied the chair the meeting was opened with pray- er, roll call was answered by mem- bers paying their fees. .

Various matters were discussed, it was decided to hold whist parties

raise funds.

Mrs. Henry McGulrk was appoint- ed to take charge of ordering cod liver oil capsules for the children. Mrs. Clarence Mitchell and Miss Mary Mccuirk were appointed to select a programme for the next meeting. ,

Mrs. Henry McGuirk kindly ln- 1 vlted the members to her home for l the December meeting. roll call is i be answered by exchange of Christ- mas gifts, The meeting was then brought to a. close and a dainty lunch was served by the hostess ll- slsted by her two sisters Mrs. Henry Hughes and Mrs. Peter Kelly.

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