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Murder In . Duplicate

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''I told you I was giving you the case for the defence."

"What about the man Mary met coming away from the cottage .. the fellow they called the imiss- ing witness?"

"According to Mary." said Frank, "She'd never seen this man be- fore. Her story was that he seem- ed to have been lurking about the cottage. Unfortunately she said, she didn't see him well in the dark and so was only able to give I vague description of hiin."

Jim said irritably: "You keep saying 'aecordir'ig to MITy' and 'Mary's story'. She was telling the truth. wasn't shel".

"That's what'I thought then."

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Jim stared. "You don't think so now?”

Frank's blue eyes regarded Jim curiously. There stirred in them something that might have been pity.

i ornething has happened, Jim -something rather awkward."

”What?"

Prank began to pace the room.

"You're not a lawyer, Jim. But you must see that if the "mis- ing witnes' had turned up. his evidence would have been crucial." Ho swung round. "Well, he hasv turned up; and I now know why he didn't do so before. I-Ie's spent the last three years in giiol."

mi gaol?"

"He was an escaped convict, from Dartmoor. The day after Mrs. Doimcr died, he was recap- tured iar away from Turquay - he'd managed to board a train. He kept his mouth shut and no one ever connected him with the Dor- mer case. You see he'd been hziiig- lng about the cottage, hoping to break in. Besides, he didn't know anything about the trial, or the charge against Mary -not until he was released a few days ago.. I'm not sure how he found out,

Lorne Valley and Vicinity

....'Messrs. Roy Maobeod. Harry Macuod and Milford Maobeod mo- tored from Nova Bcotia to mend ti-is week-end of Beptember 14th with relatives in this vicinity.

Their many friends are sorry to hear that Mr. Lloyd MacDonald and daughte. Shirley and Elaine are confined to their home with measles. and all wish them a speedy recovery.

Master Gerald MaoDougall, Mon- tague, was a visitor at the home of his grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Maclieod ,un Saturday. September 13th.

Miss Joan Macoratn spent is. few days in Bangor last week. She was the gum of her sister, Mrs. Ed- ward Crane, and Mr. Grant.

Mr. and Mrs. Wellington Minc- Leod, Uigg, motored to Lorne Vai- ley on Sunday September 14th to visit relatives and friends.

Mr. Munro Macarath spent Bun- day. Septemum lith with relatives in Notfa Scotia.

Mr. and Mrs. Grover MacKay and family, Strathcona, were guests of Mrs. MacKay's parents, Mr. and Mrs. James B. MacNeill on sun- day, September 14th.

The regular weekly dance was held in Lorne Valley Hall on Tues- day night with a very large attend- ance. The music was furnished by Burke's Orchestra.

Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred MacDon- ald, Boston, Mass, are at present vacationing on the llsnd renewing old friendships in this vicinity. also of Pcakes station and Char- lotteiown.

Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Jay'a,nd family, Fanningbrook, motored to Lorne Valley on Sunday, Septem- ber 14 where they were guests of Mr. and Mrs. James B. MacNeill.

VMiss Emma Nicholson was a vis- itor to Charlottetown on Saturday, September 13th.

Lewis - Dawson Wedding

-seven Mlle my church was the scene of a very pretty wed- ding on Thursday, August 38 at eight o'clock, when Rev. Father ReginI1d'MacDonaid. assisted by the Rev. Father Hammill, cousin of the bride. united in marriage Shirley Mary, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Dawson. and Donald Elmer Lewis, son of Mr. and Mrs. Percy Lewis, of Coverdale, Albert County. N'. B.

The church was beautifully dec- orated with summer flowers and the guests pews were marked with white ,ribbons.

The winsome young bride en-

tered the church on the arm of her father who gave her in mar- friage. She looked charming in a floor length gown of white satin with a sweetheart neckline and fitted bodice. Her finger tip veil was held in place by a beaded coronet and she carried aibouquet of red roses. Mu. sterling Noonan, sister of the bride, was bridesmaid, and wore a. gown of rose taffeta with matching turban and mitts and carried a bouquet of pink roses.

Mr. sterling Noonan, friend of the groom, was groomsman.

The bride's mother wore a white

flowered nylon dress and a cor- sage of pink roses. The groom's mother chose a grey suit with grey accessories and a corsage of red roses. The ushers were Charles Daw- son, brother of the bride, and Foster Lewis. brother of groom.

Following the ceremony a re- ception was held at Birch llill Tourist Home and breakfast was served to about sixty guesis. The wedding table was decorated with the bride's cake and centered with cut flowers. The toast to the bride and groom was proposed by Rev. Father Reginald MacDonald, and responded to by the groom.

Fitting speeches for the occa- sion were made by several of the guests. After the reception the guests left for the home of the bride where a few social hours were enjoyed by all before the

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beat an inoffensive little bush to plecu just to show off. Then he came around a turn in the Oreo!- ed Little Path, and was face to face with someone coming the thlr way along the Crooked Lit- le Path. Flathorns stopped abrupt- ly. He stood still in the middle of the Crooked Little Path. and stared down at this unexpected stranger. He had to look down because the stranger was small compared with him. He was something like a small Bear, like one of Buster Bear's cubs. but with a bushy tail. Imag- ine s small bear with a bushy taill "Ciel. out of my wayi snorted Flathorns. and pawed the ground. The stranger paid no attention. He just came right on. The hair on the back of the neck and on the

end. He lowered his head to show the great antlers. The stranger paid no attention; he came shuffl- ing straight along.

Flathorns backed up a few steps. The stranger came straight. on. Flathorns backed some more. The stranger came on Just as if he had no fear whatsoever. He hadn't, and Flathorns knew that he hadn't Flathorns moved off to one side. He didn't dare not to. and every- one who saw him, know it. He had been put to shame by Giutton the Wolverine.

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ANNUAL MEETIIIIG

The annual meeting of the Summerslde Curling Club will be held at the Curling Rink on Monday, the 6th day of October, at the hour of 7:30 oiclock in the eve- ning.

JOHN K. CURRAN. . President.

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wunnmsnsr. .SEP'.l'EMBER. 24th Bazaar, bingo, and other amusements Supper 4.80 until all are served

MASCNIC CNIIRCN SERVICE

The members of Mi.'Zlon Lodge A.F. & AM. and Prince Edward Chapter R.A.M., are requested to meet in their Lodge Room, on Sunday, Sept. 21st at 6:45 the purpose of attending Divine Service, to n St. Mark's Church, Kensington. of Sister Lodges are invited to join with us.

JAMES K. SMITH, Secretary.

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EGMONT BAY and MT. CARMEL EXHIBITION

VVEDNESDAY. SEPT. 24th

Largest Number Of Exhibits in History Cheviot Sheep Show-Special Event

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happy couple left on a motor trip

but he at once got in touch with -- to Various pm,” of the Marmmes.

Mr. George Blazzer, Massachu-

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me. and with Marv." . , . - .'. t .. . Fo travelling the bride wore ..V::;i; 7”v&.E2”.i:'l”.7 .2322? :::::- ::::.:.”;::::”::".i.”:.:;”.::; a W-W "'”"'""' ' 5”"""Y- . Hi ' p ,v pl, ', , ' ; accessories and a corsage of pink Glasses Fitted t - .0" - ”"'-"A ...::e.;:”..?.:.:”.li:.” :3: 315:. .232: ..a:.”””l W W mm. on my V. . g wArERLoo ONTARIO hamlss. Hid Frank Wm, ,, sigh; 1y g;:ld;2rol:In(i;C:n:r'l0e?ndi)e;W.O?..u;:he;'!! ' w,&&yo4cxIaoie "His game is s blackmail.” Mr. and Mrs Alex Mclncyre. Mr. C A F ' IMAM-MANS BU"-DING i Raymond Shaw, Mr. Francis Mc- f ' ' OPTOMBTMQT

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Branch Office-Bank of Nova Scotia Bldg., Char- lottetown, P. E. I. .Gcrald E. F. Stokoe, C. L. U., Branch liiunager.

Representatives: Clifford 0. Ellis, 0'Leary, P. E. 1.; E. H. Monklcy, Summerslde, P. E. 1.: John W. Crosby. . Cornwall, P. E. 1.; Raymond Gallant, Rustico, P. E. 1.,

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CHAPTER TWO

For an interval. which might have been seconds or minutes, Jim Tracey sat as in a trance. He saw Frank's dark handsome face. sombre now, the blue eyes steady: he saw the background of leather- hound law books. and the big

all evening. The air was very hot and still.

The words Frank had spoken continued to echo in his ears. oddly distorted, as if they had had to travel through some long

Jim Tracey came to life. Her stood up. stiffly, as though ht-I had sat still too long.

"That's a lie," he" said flatly.

Prank flushed.

"If you dont choose to believe me," he said stiffly, "then I -"

"Oh. I believe you!" Jim said impatiently. "I mean, I believe he told you this - whoever the swine

Irityre and Master Elwood Moln- iyre motored to Sonris on Wednes- day, September 10th to attend the Exhibition.

Mr. Philip Maclnnis, Halifax, N. S. motored to the Island last week. He renewed many old ac- quaintances in this vicinity.

Miss Shirley Macswain, char- loitetown, recently spent a few days visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Macswain.

An enjoyable evening was sperit

and friends assembled to extend good wishes and congratulations to Mrs. Robbins parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Card Of Thanks

We wish to thank Dr. J. P.

1 Previous to her marriage the bride was tendered a shower at the home of her parents, where she received many lovely gifts and a sum of money. She was also ten- dered a shower in Moncton, where she had been employed with Sia- ples' Drug Company.

m.m.L.E.?s....D...... Edward Myers on their golden

desk with its litter of papers. , y Bulldlnr Somewhere far off there was a C”d1im” H95” Scmml "'5 79' wedding day" lfwely musilcdmg E:

dull mutter of thunder. thrown opened with Mr. Eugene Sullivan. mmlnmeni Vi” 9'”; h 9 W by ”""'"'"””'- "' 5 I- oif by the storm that had lurked Cardigan, as teacher. M955” W”-"1 Cmmv " n 9 PHONE 28”

ster, Alex Ma.cDougai.l, John Cun- nlngham and others. Delicious re- freshments were served. Mr. and Mrs. Myers received many beauti- ful and useful gifts, and best wishes for many more years of happy

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tells you he's the 'mi.sslng wil- ness'. the man Mary says she saw leaving the cottage that night. The business about the missing witness was fully reported at the time. It's public knowledge. But

the poison!"

Jim drew a deep breath. "Shear lmposturei Insolent rubbish! As I say. I'm surprised at you for not seeing through it."

(To be Continued)

I REGENT TOIiAY 2.30-7.9.15 ' BIG DOUBLE BILL

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beautiful young airline steward- ess who has "THREE GUYS NAM- ED MIKE" in her life. Starring Jane Wyman, Van Johnson, How- nrd Keel, Barry Sullivan. A few Mike's too many, eh? Also Serial and News.

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Friday. and Saturday, DOUBLE 1B

"JIGGS AND MAGGIE OUT WES!" , Starring Joe Yule, Rennie Bland IN TEOIINIOODOII I "GAVALBY SCOUT" Starring Rod Cameron, Audrey Long , i Two Showin 3 7:45, 9:00 P.M. . 'c Monday and esda&.) Sept. 22-23 v IN TECIINI D0 "I.0llNA D00 " stun-in Barbara Hale. Richard Greene seleoful shorts-4-Gliow sum 8:16 .In.

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