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NORTH RIVER PASTOBATE.— Service IUI‘ simday. March 28th.] Clyde River 3 P. M. Kingston 7.10; P. M. Mr. Stephen Acklsnd. Speaker.

TIWON PASTORAL CllAIlGI-l of the United Church of Canada. Services on Easter Sunday as fol-I lows: Tryon: 11 A. M. Qrspaud 3 P. M. Cape Traverse 7.30 P. M. The Sacrament. of the Lord's Supper ‘vcill be dispensed at all services, itcv. R. Woedslde, B. A.. Itiiills-l

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.0 Be commissioned OTTAWA, March 24 Iaiiadcﬁs new aircraft carrier, H. l. C. S. Magniﬁcent, will be offi- tally lpril 'l. and Commodore I-I. iclvoif, will hoist his pennant as rnlor Canadian rloat it the new ship's yardarm.

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DUNDAS. AND ANNANIIALE! BAPTIST CHURCHES. - Special, Easter Services will be held ml Sunday. March 28th. Dundas 11'

speaker at. these services will he Lie. Byron Hewlett. Tell vour friends and bring them with you.I

BRAIIALBANE Pastoral Charge. Services Sunday, March 28211.3 Pleasant Valley 11 A. M. Northl Granville 3 P. M. Bra-dalbane 7.30 P. M. Rose Valley 3 P. M._condui'.f-i ed by Y. P. U. W. 3B. Msehhail, Minister.

s-r. JAMES Y. r. S.—'I‘.he Young, People's Society of St, Jamesl Churcih held their regular weekly gathering in the Church Hall on Wednesday evening. The second "1 s. sex-‘es of tlhree talks on "The Pres. byterian Church in Canada". was given by the Rev. T. H. B. Somers. Minister of St. James Chureih. fol- lowing which a lengthy business meeting was conducted during which it was decided to hold a rummage sale in the near future. A very interesting ﬁlm called "Northwest Passage" was shown n? Mr. J. A McConnell. Light re. lresh-nenis were served and the meeting was then brought to n close. ,

AN ISLANDEII T0 BROAD. CAST SUNDAY. —' 'Ilh.e-- series of sermons being broadcast each Sun- day afternoon at 3 o'clock over the Trans Canada Network will be concluded tomorrow when the speaker will be Rev. J. Elliott Mac- Guigan. S. J.. professor of Can-m Law and Moral Theology at the Toronto Jesuit Seitnilnary. He is the son of Dr. and, Mrs. J. D. Mae- Guigan. Charlottetown. and has many friends in this city. Alwavs greatly interested in athletics. es- pecially the fleld events. he is tin- officially believed to have broken the record ibi- the too yards dash at Halifax, though mazny years passed before it was acknowledged.

FIIGil-‘IFIELD W. A.—'I‘he month- ly meeting of- Highﬂeld United (Di-lurch W. A. was held at the hemp of Mrs. 0. W. Campbell. The De. votlonsl Period, conducted by Mrs. Stanley Hurry. included the Hymn "What aTi-lend We Have in Jesus" the reading of Scripture John 6, prayer by the Leader and the sin:- lng of the hymn “Jesus the V01’! Though-t of Thee." The bttslnt-t! period followed. with the President in the chair. Eigiht- members res pended to roll call by asking a Bible question. The minutes were heard and approved. All business before the meeting was disposed of and the usual arrangements mode 1'01‘ the next moetlnll- Th9 wllecilcm. amounting to 8230 was received. At the close of the meetin, Mrs. Campbell served lunch. assisted by the Committee in oharse- sud o pleasant social half-hour was en-

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That blunt nose, that square-cut

ELECTRIC Irons,I jaw, had nothing of Rafe’: per-

fection of features: the eyes were small and deep-set as unlike those of Rate as eyes could well be. But there was goodnem in Kit's face honesty and straightness Sinl-Plicity, every quality which, Rafe lacked. And-she loved and trusted Kit with a ecmplete con-

VﬁEV. C. 0. Hewlett of O'Leary. fidence which she had never felt “1 be the speak" V" u"? BﬂDI-Ist‘ {or any other living soul.

"I couldn't alter; my love for you can never change, whatever hap pens, very dearest." she whispered to the photograph, belure kissing ii- SOIUY. Then she laY down again with the picture in one hand pres- sed against her cheek and fell as- leep fueling almost as though Kit himself were somewhere near at hand. guarding and protecting her.

The same sense of eertalnlty in her love for Kit was with Kay when she woke, many hours later, ta the realization that she had long over- sh-pt the dinner-hour.

The» moon was shining through the open window, patterning the‘ floor with light and shadow. silver and black. Ka rose and went‘ to look out ino the courtyard.| sprawled _ over plastered walls and s solitary date- pafm grew near the entrance to

5A. M. Annandale 1.30 P. M. The' i1" iwiel Wins where the chauffeurs

and ladies’ maids of visitors were quartered. ‘

From behind the tree's sealy| trunk a figure crossed the moon- lit court _to stand under Kay's WIHCIOW. It was Lovelace, eyes and lips smiling, s. he looked. up. and spoke softly.

"I was hoping you'd show your- self sooner or later; that's why I've waited patiently for what seemed hours. Are you feeling, better now?" __ l

"Quite all right again tharkit. I. just slept and sleptl I've only just, waited." _ I

"Shell ! ask them to send up something to your room-soup. coffee? It's not really late. barely nine o'clock." '

"No thanks Ill ring if I want anything." Kay drew back. “And- ond someone might seeyou. You mustn't stay here any longer — please."

“Why not?“ His voice dropped to a softer. deeper note.- "After all, there's nothing improper or scandalous in a man ssklng after. the health of his—"

“Don't! You prcmised! go on seeing you at all if you-if you say things like that! It isn't air."

"Ne, you're quite right. I'm sorry] Kay. I'll not offend again, hard as it is scxnetimes to remember-or to forget. Gaol-night."

"Good-night," Kay spoke hur-[ rledly. drawing back further lntoi the room. [is she did so. she wasi almost certain that she caught s movement, a glimpse of a face in one of those windows partly in the date-palmh Qadow.

"He's Married Already!"

' Kay kept her eyes resolutely turn- ed away next morning at breakfast from the place where Lovelace sat. more especially as she noticed that ho had shifted his position and occupied now the chair which faced their table gnd her own seat.

Irritated by this action on his part, she rose and spoke casually, but clearly enough to be heard by everyone in the rocm.

"Woud you very much mind changing places with me, Zends? I want to beabie to no when the post comes and 1 know you don't like having the light full in your eyes like that, do you?"

The ehenge- was mule before Zenda realized_its purpose. But ~it

ceded only one glance at Lovelace from under her pale lashes to ilearn what he thought of Kay's move. Ho sat leaning forward hi! eyes fixed on the girl's back with l look in them of such cold and vindictive fury that Zenda felt s chili of actual resi- ei-emins dorm hei- spine.

Anxiety regarding her schemes

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Ifollowed quickly. It would never do I can't if these two became actively an‘

tagonlstic again; she had quits

hoped that Kay was softerilnl 1°‘ Iwards her husband.

After a moment she spoke SONY in her most deprecatins WHY-

“oh my dear, I'm afraid our move has been misunderstood by Mr. Lovelace. Of course you didn't mean to snub him, buo-"

"How do you know I didn't?" Kay said coldly. "I hate P601119 staring st me."

"But he's looking so hurt, almost like s child unjustly punished — pained you know, and puzzled." Zenda invented rapidly. glancing at the man's description. “I suppose I'm foolishly soft-hearted _ I'd really rather he seemed annoyed."

Kay flushed uneasily- It was thrusts like this which penetrated her guard, made her feel herself unfair, unkind. And after all. kind- ness apart she would be unwise to offend Lovelace when it might be in his power to do and undo so much. .

"But haw I do hula all thlsl" she thought, “It's horrible having one'e feelings pulled from side to side, two ways at once."

Zendds‘ words had their effect, however. When Lovelace passed Kly in the hall a little later sho forced herself to nrnllq even to speak.

"I never thanked you for the scent and the chocolates," she said. "It was kind of you to send them up."

“I thought you might have taken that too, es sn lmpertinenee and thrown them sway." he answered under his breath.

There was pain in his voieo pain in the eyes which met Kay's for a moment before he turned than away; but from the very fear of being too much softened she tried to treat his words lightly,

“I'm much too greedy for that!" Kay laughed.

(To Be Continued)

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