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"Naturally I came along to dis- wss’ the thing with you," O'Hara. explained with q much of impati- ence. "You see, I was along there in tlie early hours o! this morn- ing, after it iaad happened. Wel- eome was along too, called by his men on the spot. And-well. that ngwsplper-stofy doesn't tell half the real truth."

The picture he then filled in as briefly as possible had Rlttenherg itarinl-

"Looks as i! they've got the old boy properly this time," he said. “I wonder what Caryl will say to that. She had great hopes, after 1 mid Iier last night about our little chat with this precious rela- tive of hers-J’

He stopped, and again strangely at O'Hara.

"But-what am I talking about?" he laughed drily. "You ought to know better than I about “lint Caryl says. You've already told her, of course.”

“Told her?" O'Hara stared In turn. "How could I possibly have done. that? I haven‘t seen Caryl since I left her \vith you last night, Rittenherg. and lllen I never had a word with her alone."

"Maybe. But you've seen her this morning. surely?" the other suggested. “She left tiere about Len o'clock to look in on you at your club. Wouldn't say why. Wouldn't have me go with her, either, as I wanted to do. You must have missed her then?"

"Missed her?" O'Hara question- ed sharply. “How could I do that when I've been there since seven this morning till hali-an-hour ago. There's something queer about iliis, Rittenberg."

looked

"I'M GOING AWAY——-"

Rittenbcrg. puzzled by 0'Hura's suddenly alarmed manner, laugh- ed.

"I don't see why there nccd he anything queer about it." he said. "i! Caryl hasn't looked in on you at your club, the only explana- tion 1s that she changed her mind. It's characteristic with women." rwhen I spoke about queerness. that wasn't in my ‘mind!’ O'Hara frowned. "What struck me as queer was that she should look me up at my club at all. I can think of no reason why the should. I'm sure. She had all the latest inlormaton about Andrew Fayne from you. There was noihng l eould tell her, so far as she knew. I've not been in her confidence at all since we came to London. in fact. she's more 0r less cold- rhouldered me." .

“I don't know about that . .." Rlttenberg shrugged. "And more than I know why she intended see- ing you this morning. If she hasn't been to your club-—"

“She may possibly have gone

alter I'd gone." O'Hara suggested. ~ "We'll soon find out."

He crossed to a phone, dialled and was through to his club, spoke for a moment or two with the hall-porter. then hung it up and turned to Rittenberg.

"She hasn't been to the club yet." he said. "But-within a few minutes of my leaving there for here-a special messenger left a letter there for me. Tile hall- borfter says the handwriting on the envelope ts that of a woman. I've asked him to have a page bring It in me here. right away. You don't mind?"

“Sure I don't!" Ritienberg laugh- ed. "However, probably Caryl herself will turn up here for lunch before her letter-if it is hers - comea along. After all -" he look- ed knowingly at O'Hara, while Pouring out cocktails, “—that let- ler might be from Virginia. 'Il".c lady has a soft spot for you, every- one can see for themselves."

O'Hara felt embarrassed. while _fell.lsing that Rittenherg might be perfectly right about the letter. All; the same, he lit worried. I-Ic could not overcome that growing sense of foreboding which had been depressing him ever since. in those early morning hours, he liad come on the ilre ln Drake's Mews.

The drink which he accepted from Rittenberg failed to stim- ulate him. or drive the depression "ll?- There might be some per- fectly natural explanation of (Meryl's expressed intention of call- 102 to see him at his club; but lie could not imagine what it ‘P014 be.

Rittenberg meanwhile rather tended to irritate him with jocular “mﬂilts to arrange wagers hgainst the letter from he club reaming 1110 house before Caryl herself turned up. O'Hara had reason a little. later to be sorry he had not ‘ili-"Néd. if only to make the film- director look small.

A man servant came in wlin an ""1096 on :1 small solver.

' Y special messenger from your $10,, Mr. O'Hara." he announced.

1 are took the envelope pnd. When the man had left the room. walked with it to one of the french windows. slowly slitting me fhvvlvoe open. taking out the hick, folded letter-paper within Kphad seen specimens of Car-yrs logﬂit at tho Chateau, and now re. "$119M it. Brio had written:

' "Dear llllehaal. '

I l?" 1° Iftkful for all you have I to ‘help me. lot now that r . d‘ N"- FIYIIO Ill still allvo. hm was w» mm n all, where

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CONFEDEIIATION LIFE li\ suaANca.

HAZELBIIOOK BAPTIST CHURCH. — Services on Sunday.

PASTORATE. — Services for Sun- day, January 16th, are. Tryon 3 P.M C. S. 2 P. M. Bonsihaw 7.30 P. .11 Rev. C. A. l-llcks, Minister.

CITY POLICE COURT — At the Stipendiary Magistrate's Court yesterday, a clear docket was pre- sented to Magistrate K. M. Martin and the Court adjourned until tu- day.

CHURCH 0F SCOTLAND. - Services, Lord's Day, January 16th. Charlottetown 11.00 A. M. Argyle Shore 7.30 P. M. Broadcast C.J.R.W. Friday's, 8.30 P. M .Rev. H. F. Ma»:- Ewen.

THE PRESYBTERIAN CHURCH IN CANADA. - Services for Silll< day, January 16th. as follows: Mon- tague 11 A. M. and 7.30 P. M. Cardi- gan 2.30 P. ‘M. Montague S. S. l0 A. M. Rev. l". N Young, Minister.

WEDDING ANNIVERSARY. - Congratulatlons are extended to vii". and Mrs. Fidele Peters, Augustine Cove. on their ﬁftieth wedding m- niversary, Sunday, January 16in. They will be at home to their friends from 4 lo 5 P. M.

CAVENDNSI“ UNITIJI) PASTOR- AL CHARGE. — Sunday, January 16th. North Rustlcn 11 A. M. Slan-

meet at the home oi’ John Tcomos. Mairﬁelri, Frizlzlyz January 14th, at 8 P. M. George (tough. Minister.

TKYON PASTORAL CIlAItii-L of the United Church of Canada. Services on Sunday. January 16in as follows: Cape Traverse 11 A. .\i Crapaud 3 P. M. C. S. and Bible Class. Tryon 7.30 PM. C. S. 1l AM. Rev. E. l-‘t. Woodside. B. A., MINIS- tcr.

WINSLOE UNITED CHURCH.- Services Sunday. January 16th will be as follows: Wlnslce Norlh ll. Winsloc South 2.30. Prlncetovvn 7.30. Young People's Union will meet at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Erith Hughes. Friday 14th, at 8.30. Rev. E. C. Evans, Supply Minister.

IN ’I\HE LIST of Mass Cards 1n the-obituary of Mrs. Elizabeth Mac- Donald, the n-airnes. Mr. and Mrs. Reginald MacDonald should have read Mae and Reginald MacDonald Maple Hill. Other names omitted were Miss Catherine MacDonnii. R. N. Halifax; Mrs. Douglas Mne- Donalri and Reggie. Mt. Stewart and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence MacDonald. Maple Hill.

NORTH RIVER UNITED BAP TIST PASTOBATE. - Rev. ll. Barber, Pastor. Sunday, January 16th, North River 11.00 A. M. Clyd? River 3.00 P. M. Kingston 7.30 PM The Annual Meeting of the North River Baptist Church WIII be hold at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ernes‘ Ladner on Monday, January 17th. at 7.30 P. M. All members are urged to be present.

HAMPTON Pastoral Charge. - Services Sunday. January 10th Hampton 11 A. M. Appln Road P P. M. Victoria 7.30. The throne i.‘ the service at Victoria will be “The Church of the Living Christ" and will be illustrated by coloured i116" lures of the church of India. This service will be continued on Mun day at 8 o'clock at Hampton. and at the same time on Tuesday “IBM “'- Bonshaw. Minister, T. G. Head. B. A" B. D.

THE PRESBYTEBIAN (‘HURCII IN (IANADA. - Brookﬁelri Chnrg: Services next Lord's Day as follows. Hunter River 1i A. M. Glasgow Road 3 P. M. S. S. 2 P. M. Brook- heid 7.30 P. M. Brockiivid Prsver Service Thursday, 8 P. M: Hurts- ville Y. P. S. Friday evening, 8 ‘Hi The Annual Meeting of the Hunter River Congregation will be held in the Church Monday eveniniz. Jan- uary 17th at 8 P. ‘M. Rev. Donald Nicholson. Minister.

THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN CANADA. - Marshﬁeld Charso

‘Services for the Lord's Day and

next week are as follows. Service in the litoiint Stewart Church on the lord's Day at f1 A. M. Rev. James Macfnnis will be in chnrrze of the sew!“ 111e,... will be a service i" worship in the Matshﬂeld Church Wednesday evenln". Jariuerv 20f» q! ii P M. At the close cl this ser~ v1.9 m, Annllhl ﬂonrzi-evatlnna Mei-ling will he held Rev. Dnrwi‘ Nicholson. Interim Mridefelvf-

quite what he had feared. But inese few pitiful senlences seem- ed only to sum up what might so naturally have been the ieellnilﬁ of a highly-strung girl in her posi- tion. She could Gcarcely be blamed if her courage Iiad snapped under the strain. even though it had been —-so O'Hara found himself think- ing-always so gay and slrollil Ii courage. Of course. matters couldn't be left this ivay.

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COMMENCING AT 9 a.m. TODAY-FOR 8 III-IYS 0NLY

BEDROOM FURNITURE

The following bedroom suites indicated only by the regular and THRIFT SALE price are oil of high quuIil-y, ore in first closs condition and ore manufactured by outstanding crafts- men.

No. Fcs. Finish Reg. Price THRIFT SALE Saving 6 Walnut 495.00 I00.00 6 Mahogany 534.00 I24.00 6 Toasted Ook 4l8.50 31500 103.50 6 Mahogany 395.00 90.00 6 Mahogany 352.95 27500 77.95 7 Mahogany 395.00 90.00 5 Walnut 275.00 22500 50.00 5 Walnut 235.00 19500 40.00 4 Walnut 245.00 45.50 5 Walnut I69.00 13000 30.00 5 Wolnul- 185.00 159m) 26.00 5 Walnut 220.00 18500 35.00 3 Walnut 146.25 27.25

In addition lo the above suites we offer a selection of Dressers with mirrors, uncI chests of Drawers of 25 per cent Discount. Corrugated cardboard wardrobes 25 per cent Discount. Wooden chest and wardrobe combination 25 per cenl- Dis- couni.

CHESTERFIELD SUITES

Values for the thrifty-beautiful new and modern suilcs for your living room —- your choice of mohairs, veiours, repps, tapestries and the very latest friezes. All suites in this THRIFT SALE ore made by KROEHLER or SNYDER or FARQUHAR- SON-GIFFORD and their outstanding craftsmen.

N0. Pcs. Manufacturer Reg. Price THRIFT SALE Saving 3 KrocIi-Icr 250.00 50.50 3 Kroehler 239.50 19050 40.00 2 Snyder 279.50 239.50 40.00 2 Fnrq-Giff 365.00 265_00 l00.00 3 Kroehler 3i 5.00 26500 50.00 3 Kroeliler 389.50 90.00 3 KroeIiIer 329.00 70.00 3 Kroehler 349.50 80.00 3 Forq Gift 425.00 32500 100.00 3 KroeIiler 369.00 80.00 3 Kroeiiier 293.50 94.00 3 Kroehler 2I9.50 40.00 3 Kroehler 369.50 26050 100.00 3 Synder (sectional) 309.00 209,00 100.00 I Kroeliler (love seat) 153.50 24.50 3 Kroefiler (Doveno) 285.00 40.00

OCCASIONAL CHAIRS During Thrift Sole only I-5 OFF

MATTRESS - sen OUTFITS fZJ."i.Z'."""’°.' ..... .... ..10.25 ........................... .. 21.75

WHlTF to"... ‘FELT-Ali u...

26.50 for

Simmons Nationally advertised Spring Filled mattresses giighfly soiled . . . . . . . . . . . ..20 p. c. Discount d' CHUR HI ri F’ d

THRIFT‘ SALE p “g I e S‘ REXTON S ' F'|I d

£30320: ...'.’T'.".°...'f’ .. .1750 THRIFT SALE SPECIALS

Bed (plank-Ribbon Spring -- Spring Filled

Mattress.‘ Regular $66.40 for .. . . . . . . . . . . .. Bed (plain) -- Link Spring-layer Felt Mattress

Regular $47.70 for . . . . . . . .. Bed (plain) ——Cuble Spring- otion Mattress

Regular $36.20 for . . . . ..

3 only bed outfits for Ladies or Gentleman's Room Full Panel Bed — Green or Brown or Cream Slumberking Spring CHURCHILL Mattress

aengular $96.95 (Single Size only) ‘ ' i u. up .

I34 KENT STREET

DINING-ROOM FURNITURE Modern Type Tobie with 4 chairs, Walnut, Reg. $125.00 THRIFT SPECIAL $69.50

TABLES-Drop Ieof-Duncon Phyfe and gate leg DiSCOUNT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 20%

Dinette CHAIRS-in sets of 4—o large variety I-5 off. Corner Cabinet — beautiful desigm-Mohoguny-I-S off.

Dinette suite - china cabinet, lobie, 4 choirs, mahog- ony . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I-5 off.

Dining Room Suite, 9 pcs., wolnuf. THRIFT SPECIAL $84.95. Dining Room Suife—9 pcs., walnut. THRIFT SPECIAL $209.00 Colonial Dining Room Suite, 8 pcs., Maple. THRIFT_ SPEC-

IAL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $I75.00 Dining Room Suite, 9 pcs., Ook $309.00 for . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .... ........

WASHING MACHINES »

Hand Wosiier with Wringer Regular $39.50 for . . . . . . ..$34.50

USED GASOLINE operated ond ELECTRIC washing machines of THRIFT VALUES.

DISHES I plastic)

I cups, 6 saucers, 6 bowls, 6 plcifes lorge 6 plufes smell — colors RED or BLUE Regular $10.95

Thrifi- Special $5.25 KITCHEN FURNITURE

TUBULAR FOLDING CHA|R5—-Currying I0 yecir guarantee Regular $7.95 for . . . . . . . . . ..$6.95

In lots of 25 or more . . . . . . . .....$6.50 BOW-BACK Kitchen Choir -— Walnut Finish $3.00 for $2.35 SQUARE-BACK Kitchen Choir-Walnut Finish $3.15 for $2.50 SQUARE-BACK Kitchen Choir-Walnut- Flnish $3.10 for $2.45 STOOL-Kifchen-Wulnul Finish 30" $2.65 for» . . . . ..$2.I5 TABLE and Choir (4) Sel—Nofurol Finish $53.00 for $42.50 TABLE and Choir Set-Modern Design-Natural for $55.00 KITCHEN CABINET — While Enamel — Less l0 per cent MEDICINE CABINETS — While with Mirror —— Less I-5.

MIRRORS - Plale Glass

Assorted Living-Room Mirrors at Discount 20%

Full Length Minors for wall or door at Discount- 20%

LAMPS (Electric)

Tobie and Floor Styles cil- Discount 20%

FRAMED PAINTINGS Thrifi- Special $14.95

BABY CARRIAGES

PRAMS-by Sunshine and Gendron, slightly soiled.

Discounf 25% STROLLERS-by Sunshine and Gendlon, slightly soiled

Discount 25%

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LIVING-ROOM TABLES

For this THRIFT SALE an Assortment of I00 articles consist- ing of:

End Tables

Lump Tobie: ‘ “

Coffee Tables.

Hull Tobles ’

Mi-gczine Tobias. 5 Bookcases, Gloss Front

Bookcases, Open Front Record Cabinets Cocktail Cabinets Snyder modern furniture Hull Trees

Curd Tables -

CARPETS clncl FLOOR covsnme

AXMINSTERS —- Beautiful designs and good quality

6'9 x 9' 7'6 x 9' 9' x 9'

9’ x I0'6 9' x I2’

Discount l2'/2%

CARPETING-for IiuIIs and stoirs 27" Width Three patterns THRIFT SPECIAL $5.50 Yard

Battleship - Murboleum - Bonny Maid — Rexoleum and Felted

Squares-DISCOUNT 10% By Yurd-—DISCOUNT I2V29b —-Speciol for Thrift Sole OnIy—- _ '

(light finish)

Jusr ARRIVED FOUR SECTIONAL LIVING- noom surrss from suvosn

Each consists of 6 Pieces Colors Red, Rose, Lime. Green i

Thrift Sale Special , 0107.50 HIGH CHAIRS

Walnut Finish/Thrift Sole .. . . . . . .. $4.75 Assorted fypes-Jhrift Sole . . . . . . ..I-5 Off

ELECTRIC GRILLS and HOT PLATES Limited Quantity only. Discount 25 per cent.

CHILD'S CRIBS and MATTRESSES

Wooden and Steel Cribs - plain edge and roiled edge Crib mattresses oil included in this THRIFT SALE.

CROCKETT and STOREY. Lt .

"Where Prices Are Born BuI Noi Raised"

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