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pollen to enable him to forgive and continue to live with his wife after she has confessed that she has been untrue to hlm in three Lnstances and where the three men. who are her partners in guilt, are

living In the same town? was ever called upon to do?

ANSWER: Yes.

Isn't this the hardest thing that any man

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And it is an added turn of the knife for him

lo have to meet daily the men with whom she has betrayed him. Al to the qualities that it takes to forgive an unfaithful wife they must be, I think. an almost divine pity for her weakness, and an under-

standing of a nature that ls perhaps constitutionally emotionally

unstable.

DOROTHY DIX cannot reply personally to readers, but will ane- erai interest through her column.

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HEAR REV. MR. HUDSPETH. Canadian Secretary Bible Society next Sunday morning at eleven o'clock service, in Trinity United Church, Charlottetown. Address sub1ect—"'l‘he Wilderness Blos- soms". Service broadcast. Every- body welcome.

50TH WEDDING ANNIVERS- ARY - On Sept. 28 Mr. and Mrs. John A. Cronin, 123 Water Street, celebrated their 50th wedding an- niversary, Mr. and Mrs. Cronin were married at St. Dunstnn's Cathedral on Sept. 28, 1899 by Rev. James Morrison. After at- tending Mass in the morning the day was spent quietly. In the evening dinner was served at their home by their family. Mr. and Mrs. Cronin received many beau- tiful presents and cards and tele- grams of congratulations from their many friends.

ANOLICAN SERVICES at Crep- aud, Springﬁeld. Springﬁeld, 11.00 A. M. Lorg Creek, 3.00 P. M. Crap- aud. 7.80 P.M. Wednesday. October 13th, St. John's Church, Crapaud. the Biblical rite of The Laying on of Hands. Bishop Co-otijutor. The Right Rev. Robert Harold Water- man. D. D., will receive the candi- dates for conﬁrmation. At the con- clusion of the service, a reception

be held ln the new rectory. Minis- ter: L.'I‘h., A.'I‘.J.C M.

TRINITY UNITED CHURCH RECEPTION — "You are making history, You are the largest group ever to be received into Trinity United Church." Thus spoke the Rev. ll. E. D. Ashfortl when he gave the address of wel- come at the official social recep- tion on Wednesday night, The chairman of the reception commit- tee was Mr. E. E. Clawson. 8114 associated with hlm were Messrs. C. H. Black and Gordon Avard. The members of the Session and their wives were “At Home" to the new members. The evehin! passed with a lively programme of games and fellowship and was climaxed with a bountiful array of food, supplied by the wives of the members of Session. Hon. A. W. Matheson was the Master of Cere- monies, and in his own facile way kept the events rolling happily for all. All tho presidents of various departments of the church were invited to mention the work of their own organization, and each one invited members to partici- pate in the numerous activities of the church. The brought to a close when Mrs. Ash- forti was asked to go tn the piano and plny Aulti Long Syne.

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THE PRESBYTERIAN’ CHURCH IN CANADA. — By special request Divine Worship will be conducted on Sabbath, October 9th as follows: Clyde River ll A. M. Nine Mile Creek 3 P. M. Canoe Oove 7.30 P. M. Rev. Neil Herman will be in charge G. Carlyle Webster, Inter- im Moderator.

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There ere few, if any. Personal or personable res-sons which made Stafford Pretorlous important on the various lists which Kitty kept

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in a carefully edited form in a small morocco-bound book, which closed with a lock and key,

At twenty-three, pallid, with thinning hair and growing bulk, he was already the victim of a nervous affliction which caused

paroxysms, This,

later how remote his contacts

had maintained wealth and power in

a position city

ciai reverses were already vitiating even the major branches of the family. - Ignatius Mable. philanthropist and donor of library buildings, with his name cut. deeply into y their marble porticoa, was cousin, twice removed, to Staffordb fa- ther, who had risked his all and sunk his all in Klondike gold. But - that too proved to be an uninhi- ested and unindulgent connection which led nowhere.

There was one asset, however, which in Kitty's opinion made hlm valuable to her. Stafford was the godson of Elsie (Mrs. ‘Tommy Tweed) Pretorious, If your goals - were the kind of places toward which Kitty's small feet were un- swervingiy directly, the dowager member of a family whose social and financial prestige went deep- ly into the railroad history of the country become a red pin upon the map of intention end purpose.

It is true that Elsie Pretorious thought little, it anything, o_t this - remote god-son of hers who was the youngest child of an impeoun- ious third cousin and whose coi- oring. she once declared. reminded her of the white of an egg sur- mounted by yolk-yellow hair. Along with a large contingent of other outpost relations, Stafford attended the famous Christmas annuals of his dowager god- mother, when two hundred guests seated themselves st table in the batouiel dining hell of hot town

house.

It took Kitty exactly two days. after meeting Stafford, to learn quite accidentally by way of him that his godmo her warfona of hand-wrought jewelry, the voca- tional ert she had was! at night classes, and aao weeit

t3 ‘accomplish, by way of him, an invitation to tea at the town house of Elsie Pretorious.

rodded into an 1'1"‘ ‘° W“ h“ °Y°i i" "PM iinchsracterlstic of him, Stafford “5 i‘ bﬂmm’ wrote his godmother a note which "w" “d 113°" marked» 1'98"" i° surprised her with a, quality she Jmpamlze h“ “Sm” Wm‘ i‘ “i” had never before noted iniher un- oran firm o! Wall Street brokers distinguished godsom what wh°' mun“ mm m °n the strength actually happened was that, un- of his connections, were to learn ab“, w ﬁnd a way out under the

ressure of with that branch of the Pretor- gm’, Mum” who hm suddenly m“ “m”? which m" 5°“e“"i°“” lsstened her glittering interest up- an‘; on his godtrnothgli, Sltnford nactlaagit- _ ten t e no e w favor o y‘s evening WM- state. As e. matter of fact, finan- wk cmmng to his mind and pa“

cie asking you lo invite us to tea. As ou know, being your godson is

H. C. ATKINSON GROCETERIA

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my great social and everything- else asset. No, the situation is not. what you might think. She is con- siderably older than I, and we do not. interest each other that way.

Among her many interests are jewelry and costume designing. May I bring her to one of your Fridays or any other day you may designate? Her name is Kitty Muilane. She is one of three very interesting women who have es- tablished themselves together. You may have heard of two of them. That heavy-set. Miss Char- lotte Ames tyes, the right Ames) who looks like a cross between a Tammany alderman, a baby ele- phant, and a Buddha, and ls about the most original woman in town. And then, John Baldwin's daugh- ter Sierra, quite a saint, or at least she looks like one, and who

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had that crazy mother who wore red plush and diamonds to break- fast after John Baldwin began to show up ore in the pan. To me the most interesting member,‘ by all odds. of this queer assortment is this Kitty Muilane. She's a real new person, although she says of herself that she had no back- ground and is all front. she thinks you are topping and is crazy to meet you. Your godson awaits permission to bring her to you. Stat

Later, when the two had met and were calling each other by their first names, Elsie confided to Kitty that. this was the first lit- erate ietter she had ever received from her godson. “That, more than his word picture of you three charming witches, was what mov-

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ed me to tell my young parasitic bore to trot. you along that foul Thursday afternoon I was laid up with bronchitis."

Foul was the word. It was the last kind oi’ day Kitty, who had feline antipathy for damp, would. have chosen for this excursion into the awareness of this important dowager. Sensitive to atmospheric pressure, her mood rising or droop- ing with it. she drove to the hour of her appointment, shivering alongside Stafford in their han- aom cab.

"Your godmother is sure to hate '

me today. I bought this darling blue velvet bird's nest of a hat. just for the occasion. but now in this dirty weather I look like n. hag and feel like two. Kitty Juss hates feeling damp." (To Be Continued)

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