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The Million Dollar Doll

By C. N. 8 A. M. Williamson

CHAPTER l9 THEY‘!!! OITI

‘Perry's heart sank. Nobody had ever looked at her so relentlessly not even Father in one of his rages. She tried to hope that it was only the expression of the woman's some- what rugged features. snc that it meant no, I feeling against herself.

Why should Mrs. I-Iarkness dislike her? There was no reason, and ft

, ters designed for Betty Sheen, and felt in no sense ill-used because they were not given to her; but under the decent politeness of the woman's type was s righteous eon- ltempt which even she was not too fneigperienecd to detect.

Terry was not angry, however; she wssorllyhurtandsadasshehadg ,- been Qtutlhe Lfnrehltked for j some s t. s committed. “ma” m,“ “ma,” Naturally Mrs. I-Isrkness was shock- Emma by “flaws md 0,3,‘: l "h 1"“ h‘ ‘h° m" "h" h°- b" interested parties. 1t aims at total l , _ ‘hm “h” h“ “h” °h m" ‘° F“ abstinence for the individual and * couldnt be true. so she smiled with on a trip alone with Mr. Sheridan. - L. entommwm by the l s. yearningto win kindness. Terry listed to be looked st and gum m m.” mo,‘ w“ ‘ comp i

.3. 1!!" . . - nnual Meeting Lzvestock ' ‘ ' " "I wonder if you are Irish, Mrs. treated so severely, and she wished M k ’ Harkneas?" she said. "I s-m-hsif. Mrs. Harkness could know that she °h°° ‘h’ """°'h'.”"° m ar etlng Qflf Myfathefs Irish." was here for m. Sheridan's own a" mahflhf,“ a M}, "Yes, 1 am Irish. Miss. Or do you isms. But the trutii was impossible ° °°h h" of,’ e‘ o‘; m prefer I should call you Madam?‘ to explain. She must Just try to win gemplmltliiuer’ m’ L551 d the me , was the reply, without e sign of an some kindness as time went on, by] ° °h Wm" °“ u‘ ' answering smile. . behaving very nicely. “Pew” d u“ R"C'M’P' m” pres‘ ‘lbriy blushed. "Oh, no. I'm now "If there is anything you want ms ‘m’ W. mmmm‘ “M!” meeting‘ N01. ‘Madam’? she exclaimed; then to do for yomlMiss. you have only to xmge§lfaxltlegddafigngd a‘ recalled hotly that Ju iet had been touch that be l, and Mrs. Harlmess Vina’ add ‘by mvlMhnudhw

“Madam” to Emmellne. end hoped indicated one of two electric buttons on the while wall. "Ii there -is noth- °7 ammwrsldlh “m! m“ 5”‘- M“

i.l'lg you require now, I will leave you L°°¢ who!‘ 03 "Fblwflrd". organ oi - till your luggage comes down. I shall Th9 9°“ °I “mpmm” ‘t’! N 5' b, planed to “up”; fm- you. Wm... land also Field Secrets y for w" you w-mhg’ the same organisation. w. MenLeod "Thank you very muchl" Ten-y wines t0 T1116 BIB-lid wee-fins "19 tried to put oordiaiity into her voice, 151F915 97 “c1017 l" the Mme l but. she was promptly snubbed with 88a!!!“ the WE?- fomes 1n B18111’. "-5- all due respect. No thanks were |Wh0 were "Oi “Mined with the m)‘ needed, said Miles Sheridan's old ewes m’ Government Oorlirvl W‘ nurse. wished to extend the sale of beer She was obeying her master's and wine to tihe hotels and 116ml’- orders, and would continue so to dd ant-s. In Mr plebiscite they met without fail, she hoped, during the an unexpected Waterloo. voyage. Mr. Mac/Iced, who has been fam- Terry longed to go on deck again, fllar with the results of Government

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that she had made no bad blunder. "Well, I'd better bid you goodbye I and wish you good luck. Miss Div- irle." said Phillips. "I must have s look round for Sheridan, ii he's come on board-as I expect he has by this time. You're supposed to sail in about half an hour."

He hadn't especially meant to shake hands with the Million Dollar Doll, but somehow he found himself doing ft; and though she deserved no sympathy he couldn't help feeling a. qualm of compassion for the crea- ture left to the untender mercies of that old puritan Mrs. I-Iarkness.

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Between the ter woman and Miles Sheridan in his present hunt- ed- animal mood, the girl stood to have a pretty hard time on board "Silverwood." She was going to be paid high wages, but, on the whole. Phillips thought she would earn them! '

"I dnresay you will wish to see your cabin, Miss," the old woman roused Terry from her wistful long- ing to keep Phfllips—by almost any excuse-Phillips the late enemy who now seemed the only friend!

The girl wondered why she had ever been angry within or thought

but had been too completely sub- dued by Mrs. Harkness to dare leave her cabin. She reflected that perhaps Mr. Sheridan was up there with Mr. Phillips, saying goodbye.

She had better not run the risk of intemipting them. Probably Mr. Sheridan preferred meeting her for the first time when his friend had gone; and she would be sure to see him at luncheon.

‘The very thought set heart and veins throbbing. She could not keep quiet.

While she glanced at the books- half of them French novels-we: the

Control for the past years in Nova Scotie, wsms the people of this province who may be 61856561194 vulth ocmtftfons under prohibition that the "control" plan does not con- trol the bootlegger or 811111881" 01' moonshiner or speakeasy 0r kitchen banoolrrl. He cites 905m" and pierltiful evidence that ‘all these flourish under the Bib-Called GW- erment Control system in Nev“ Sootia. His contention is that they 5.19 even moi-g numerous because it is llsidsr. w secure a. eonv cvlvn and because they sell eovemlent liquors

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DRAMA AND THE W.I. The Woman's Institutes have tak-

en deep root in the North of lung- land. ‘This is as it should be, since a. district without a. W.I. may be considered as an unpmgressive one. A correspondent who knows my in- terest in these worthy institutions. sends me an account oi the annual "Drama Festival" sponsored by the Nonhumberland Federation of Wo- men's Institutes, which though be- laicd-the festival took place in

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him insulting. He was really quite kind.

“Miss" from the lips of Mrs. Hark- ness was almost a serpent bliss. But maybe it was only because of the emphasis, after being told not to say "Madam." There was nothing in the words to offend, and ‘Perry answered as cheerfully as she could.

The girl had not known that a

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shelves above a little writing desk. her two trunks and “ and dressing-bag (all legacies from Jul- ia.) were brought down by a couple of men.

Nothing would have induced the girl to ring for Mrs. Hilrkness, and she was unpacking when a ferocious steam whistle startled her nerves. Again it roared, and again. Then the

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Men loudly proclaim that wom- en cannot comprehend the intri- cacies of trade and tarlfls. It some- times looks as if we as women are not alone in this. One thing is cer- tain that women do know the ills that come from the worthlessness

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cabin on a yacht could be so luxur- ious, and so like a pretty room in a

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Notice is hereby an order of the Alexander Ifathicson.

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meeting

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payment of lts debts.

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house. ’I'here was a. charming bed, like s divori, with an embroidered ' coverlet and many cushions. The chairs and window-bench were cov- cred with rose-patterned white chintz, and the window had curtains of the same.

room better than the splendid one where she had slept in Julia's apart- ment.

be anything so nice on shipboard. I shall love it!"

said Mrs. I-Iarkneu, stiffly. added, for file honor oi’ the yacht; "of course, Mrs. Sheridan's cabin—---

-is much finer, as it was fitted up especially for her. But ft is closed at present; and yours is the next best."

Terry had no wish to occupy quar-

W. C. T. U. Notes

FOR THESE OMISSIONS:

I have not sworn deceitiully; Nor pilfered in a. cunning way- But God be merciful to me. Because I did not take the road

place, When very heavy was his load

grace.

I coveted no neighbor's field. Nor hankered for his property.

A lie has never been my shield- But God be merciful to me

Because I did not bravely‘ speak When there was need to voice the

truth,

Terry liked the snug, simple little

"What a darling room!" she ex- claimed. "I don't think there could

yacht trembled like a. live thing, and began to move. Fbr better or worse. they were off!

There was s big wardrobe with mirror doors, built into an end wall of the cabin. and Terry had stowed the last of her belongings sway when a. knock sounded at her door.

A sleek man in a white Jacket an- nounced that luncheon was served. Terry had read bocks about sea voy- ages. and thought that bugles sum- moned the passengers to meals: but that was evidently not the custom on board "Silverwood."

of laws that are not protective or are so hedged about that they are beyond the possibility of enforce- ment.

Iinforeement is of more import- ance than legislation. The law may be so interpreted that it is nulli- fled. Meanings are reed into it so as to make it of no effect. There- fore, know the law and as far as is in yoln- power see that it is en- forced-Deut. 6:5-9 and 25 and 26.

NIOUITNED PARENTIIOOD

She glanced almost

timidly into

"It is well you are pleased, Miss," Then

that is, the one she used at one time

I never burned my neighbor's hay;

That led me to my neighbor's

Anti he in need of friendships

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DOMINION OF CANADA PROVINCE OF PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND In the Prnhlsts- Court 25th George M V, A. D, I93

In re estate of Alice Broderick late of (‘hnrlnltolnwn in Queen's County in the snlrl Province, widow, deceas- ed. testaie. - By the Honourable Harold Leon- ard Palmer, Surrogate, Judge of Prrlhntrg etc, etc,

Tn tile Sheriff of the Cnlltny of Queen's (‘minty nr nlly Constable m‘ lit" n per-soil within said County.

fil 'll. h; WHEREAS upon reading the pet- lilon on file of Right Reverend Maurice McDonald of Trscadie in Queen's County aforesaid. Roman Catholic Clorgymllu, the surviving executor of the above nllmerl estate praying that ll citation mny he issued fnr the purpose hereinafter set forth: You are therefore hereby required to cite all persons interested in the said Estate to be sad appear before ms st a Probate Court to be held in the Court House in Charlottetown. in Queen's County. in the said Prov- lnco. nn Wednesday the fifth day of Soptemhl-r next coming. at the hour of eleven o'clock fnronoon 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 closed snprllyed for fu said petition and on motion of J. J, Jnbnstom Earp. Proctor fnr FllfI Petitioner, a And l do hereby nrrler» that ll true cr-py heron! he forthwith publicist-d in some newspaper published in Char- lottetown aforesaid once fn each week for st least four consecutive weeks from the date hereof and that s true copy hereof be forthwith posted in the following public plllrlls respectiv-

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HOIIM‘ in Cltarlnttornn-n nfnrr-silirl. at nr nont- thc Royal Brink rlf (‘illlailn and nt or nenr tho flunk nf Nova Scntln both in Charlottetown llfnri-snld. And I do hereby further order that a true copy hereof be forthwith served on the Attnrnr-y-Gencrnl of this Province so thnt all porilnna interested in the iullll lllsinio nil aforesaid may hnvcrluc notice fllnrcnf’,

(ilw-n IIIIIIPI’ my llanrl and the

nonl nf til’- ilnlrl (fnunt this 101M

Because I failed to help the weak;

My silence injured them forsooth.

y forehead bears no mark of Cain,

And from your sight I do not flee, But this I pray you once again- O God be merciful to me.

Because I killed an impulse kind And turned deaf ears to Beauty's

plea.

And logged the windows of my mind 0 God be merciful to me.

-l"rom the Fragrant Minute. Wilhelmina Stitch.

‘THE VALUE 0F A WOMAN'S VOTE

I-fow much do I value my vote?

Would I sell it for money or per-

nal gain? If so it has a certain ateriai value in my eyes, Do I try to think

conscientious citizen.

Why this indifference?

through the problems of municipal, provincial or federal government, and try to use my vote intelligently to serve my day end generation? ‘Then I am My vote is a. spiritual force, small and week in the sum total of the votes cast, but of real personal value as my med- fum of responsibility snd socfsl service.

Samuel Baker, City Clerk for ol_v_ namely. in TII" lull] of tho Courtujnqdon’ Ontario’ made an analysis of the results of the last election, which showed that, while ‘ll per cent. of the men voted, only 65 per cent. of women voters took the trouble to visit the polls. This is serious as there are more women voters on the municipal lists than men.

the mirror, her heart pounding. Nowv-now she was going to see himl . . . . Nomatterhowklndhe was- (of course he would be kiltd!)——she must not let him guess Quit he had ever, seen or heard of her before, under another name than Juliet

Divine! (To Be Corltfnued.)

_:$? ion one dollar at every election, and then asks:-

"Are the women's votes worth it?"

When a woman candidate pre- sents herself tor office, do the we- men vote for her?

How many understand the na- tional questions of health, educa- tion, morals, taxation, tariffs?

I-low many take the trouble to listen to every candidate in their electoral district and decide for themselves which man they con- sider best fitted to govern?

How many follow the daily news- paper reports of the Federal and Provincial debates, or know any- thing st all or what any oi their

Insanitary habits collect toll. New York City has a lip-cancer special- fst. It is a modern-day biasing that today the civilized world is endowed with specialists in nearly every de- partment of life.

When attending a Congress of surgeons st Nashville, Tenn. rec- ently, the specialist. Dr. George H. Semkerl, turned prophet to predict an increase of cancer smong wom- crl due to the increasing custom of cigarette smoking among women.

If only this penalty tell on the one indulging in this habit it would be self-i feted, but what will be the here ta-ry taint following a dmible-nicotined parenthood ?

Dr. George H. Semkenb message to the Congress was :

“In 22 years I have known of l0 cases of lip-cancer among women

ported in the,last two years.

"In the past the ratio has been six cases among men to one among women. I believe this ratio is due to

the number of women cigarett smokers.

governments happen to be doing? The vote absolutely does not mean a thing to most, women in Canada.

TEA TO OUST ‘IODDY

These searching questions might well be framed into s. catechism for women to stab their consciences awake to their social responsibility. We may well ask ourselves individ- ually. What value do I put upon my right. to vote, to express myself as a citizen of my municipality, my province, my Dominion ? 11st us try to answer that ques- tion with an intelligent under- standing of the ballot as a right which men. and women too, have striven hard to win. Let us remem- ber that not all women, just as de- serving and intelligent as we are. have this privilege in these three spheres of action as freely as we have. Ict us resolve to be intelli- gent l-md conscientious citizens.