' PorknBeans

' v Coming

CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

I

cssnws l Pork 81 Beans are. truly economicaLi as t.‘ ley are delici- l ous, nutritious

T T" and costbut little. l C1. ' l ARK ‘S.

l

l —Ready to heat and serve. Sold sva-yuhsrs l

ldtiflfLARK“ grungy’;

. f W. CLARK Limited, Montreal 11-24 ‘Atinvrals produced in South Af- rica i311» fin-t flilll‘ nmnlbs this‘ year wvr» wnrlll zilnlufll HJiiilUlfiii ‘ more than IIIONI’ prllllllrl-il in the simlliar perioll lasl your.

EGGS AFIE GOING UP Towner: Do you keep hens? Liunbubs: No, but I just about

leap a farmer who does!

ONLY A QUARTER

"Yes, I'm out alummlng-flndlrq

‘out how the other half lives."

"Well. you can't find it out in this

_‘ section."

Scnichfort Scoichforl Don't. Forget the Dale.‘

Wednesday, July 21st l

' No boosting necessary. ‘ You have been there before. 1 Special train from Charlottetown

at 1.30 o. m.

l Regular train from Sourls ' giving four or flve hours at picnic. v

Pipers Band

and Scottish Dancars. l

Ticket from Tlgnish good to re- turn following day from Charlotte- town.

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By order of Clmmlttee.

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l

Aucnoll SALE f

OF CHOICE HOUSEHOLD FUR’ NITURE AT 305 FIIZROY

{be nnrleroltzuc-d will flfiill‘ lnr ual» all household furpllilrn. cum- priuiilg jnirlor. dining r-‘uln, kilcllrln, am] bedroom, also onc antique lat hie, organ and vlclrola. Tuesday July 20th at (1.30: one tbirty o'- clock.

HELEN A. HARPER l J. A. MacDONALD

Allljiifillfifil‘

P. R. A.

The Annual Prize Meeting of the_ Prince Edward Island Provincial‘ Rifle Association will take place on‘ Kenslngton Range, Charlottetown. P. E. l.. the 27th, 28th, 29th July,‘ 1926. _

Firing commencing at 8.311 A. M.‘

Make your entries early. For fur-ll ther Information apply to the Sec-l retary.

F. S. MOORE. Colonel. R. L. Pre-‘tident. ;

CHARLES LEIGH. Lieut. Col. R. 0. Secretary Treasurer. l 44S-7-7-lf. l

TENDERS

Tenders will be received by the- underslqned untli August 2nd. 1926. for the supplying of material and labor and erectind l fence around the school grounds at Brackiey School District, No. 85 in Queen's County. according to SD66‘. lfloatlons which may be obtained. from the trustees or the Secretary. or which may he seen at the Edu- cation Office. Charlottetown.

755—7~17¢sws

I'I‘\" Hivrj.‘ of .‘1 car l-rlllijlpl-li willl ii.

Tlieuldianlclers mated Silver Black Fox Company, Ltd.

‘ Tennyson.

zinc.

"Why not? The other half live-l here."

"No, it's only the Italian quarter."

l ‘l

So you like my book?

l What part especially appealed to -\l"ll'll1 (lid i101 mOV“.

you?

She: The quotations from

NOT FOR A LUNCH Hobo: Will you give me a quarter for a little lunch, madam? Stout Female Party: I'm reduc- ing, my man. and couldn't think of

l eating a lunch.

HARD LUCK

‘at bug: What happened to-the residence of Mrs. Appleworrn?

2nd Bug: some fire-crackers and used one for kindling wood!”

ltpvrrilorl by nu automobile on- 11 varllln cir-ancr lulu lwlln lllvl-llllwj in ll‘lllll\'ll rlllwi from rill-

l-lntblnl; or from tip» llpllol-

“The Voluntary Wind-l »

. mg Up Act” . ___ l Notice ls hereby given ‘ general meeting of the Shari-hold- era of The Bankers Amalgamated, Sliver Black Fox Company. Limit- ed will he held In v. M. c. A._ Rooms in ChJPIONHOWn on Thurm- day the twentyplnth day nf July, 1926 st the hour of eight (B) o'- clock in the afternoon for the pur~ pgflg n1 considering and passing upon the financial Matron-nth. ‘au- counta and reports of the Directors and Officers and for the purpose of "up"; . rgpuluficn requiring that the Company ba wound up under the provisions of "The Voluntary Winding Up Act" and for the ap- pointment of Liquidators for auch winding up and the giving of con- sequential directions. . .. Dated this Second day o

i920.

By order of Dtlrecktfl- GEORGE F. DEWAH President

JOHN ANDERSON

f "in;

that a. ‘

lilhat You med is IR. the safe. dependable vegetable laxative]

SKI HEADACHE-S, Constipation Billoua- nsaa are omptly relieved by Mum's Remedy ( Tablets). mild, thorough and without any tendency to produce a shit Iaquinnl Increased or continued do 5

TlM‘1l4li.)W' nlzznvll

Becretary-Tr¢ssursr_ 591-1-1014-20 27

Oat a 25c. Bus.

TQWHGHT sous av vaua aauoaisv

00-0-0000

l t “These Women” ' av MALCOLM DUAIIT

(Continued)

CHAPTER XXII

DOW- Vt! fl

I

Behind each package of Rakwana Tea 1's an organ. tzation with more than a century of experience in selecting fine teas. Its most wonderful blend is

‘Rakwana Golden OllanflePekoe

First tlbr Thirst

week. up than‘. muscles allll jilllllh’ limhrr. stage [girlll 11o in [IIilPPS likl~ that.’

Morton

lbr life wc arr ll-arling nn\v'."‘

bur skirt. hlorlnn looked at

his rye till-inkling.

'l‘llo_v make your Alnvriran stamp. All the

"I'm ?I\\'ill'I‘ of llw custom." saidl "Bu; proclerly \\‘ll_\' do you intend l0 go into vabnrvl Ills‘? Dn ‘rvmntn. you fol‘! a want of vxcitclnvnt IXLI \\‘.'lI‘Ii

Audrey mallv 1m reply, bill ranl bur finger up ftllil down a fold in beT.

you?" be "Ilu you w-nnt me to try a

didn't. nevil. and yllu bad your eye»

The Man Nobody

Knows BY BRUCE BARTON

instalment VII.

Puts Beef into You

THE OUTDOOR MAN

lls lbe tragedy of ll.

’I‘o must oi‘ the t-rmvli illere was nothing unusual in tile scent‘. ’t‘l1at

The all‘ “'11s filthy with tile onlcll 10f illlillllllg and llunulll 1191111514 “ilfi-"l"

Wm, you" led together. .\Il‘li anll

WUIIIPI]

‘pfln-jpjyg expression was one ofdruinpled one anblbi-l‘, crying aloud

doubt. bill be went away. with Kl their llnprcczttlons.

At one still» u!

aprtngim‘ lltep than be had entered. tbc court ivvre lbe pt-n-s lll‘ the citi-

\\'ll0II be hail gUIIP. Morton called tie; the ilove cages at the illher. Audrey on the telephone, and told I11 the forcgrounlI,l1al‘ll-t'al-l-.l ]|I'I('Sl3 her nf Parrlslvs assignment, and money-obaiigera sat. behind “I'll slap him. and won't talk to lung tables exacting the utmost him. ll’ he comes here!" she ex-favthlug from those who cnlne l0 clalnlvli. “But daddy. I've bad the buy. ‘One would ‘never imagne dreallfulosl lr-licr! I don't unller- that this was a plillfl‘ of worship. gland what it means. Can I bring Yet It ivaa the TGIIIDI: Liit‘ ~~ center lit over to you?" of the religious life of [be nation. i "01‘ rival-so." said Morton. And to the crowds who jiunmed Ila A quarlrr of an hour later, Aud- courts. the spectacle ‘seemed per- ,I'1*_v appczlrell, a vision In a fro-ah fectly normal. ncw spring (tress. with a light wrap That was the lragudy of ll, lalan now. Her lately‘ adopted lfffljflf! was mlsl-lirtg from ber cbcekslresl. the young man from .\'azur~| llllllllllll ilcl‘ lips showed tho effectl-lleth watched in amazement which. nl‘ ll lipstick. and brr lashes ‘were 1111011011011 gradually Into anger. It. bllnrkonotl. ' Evlriontly abe barl was no familial‘ sight to him. Ilel lsiojlpl-ll in the mirldle of a Uilfflfllllllld not been in lbu Tcnlplc slncc inip-yh. ‘Ills twelfth year. wbrn Jnnvpb and flipping luin brr bnndhlip. Rhnlflary look him up lo hp lclzally 011-‘ lprnllul-lll a lctlcr. bearing a Solltltmllcli as a son nf lllO law. Ilia, cbirf memory of that IIYPVIIIIIS visit Trnsiili: in front nf Iiinrlonpnras 0f a long i-nlivcrsaiion with} 'shv~ saili: ilJt-lfiflill old mun in a (|illl‘i room.‘ “| jlltli knnw that's ll from lbnll-Ie bad not “TlIIPBSPd tllr turmoil lmnn _\'fill threw out of our hnusn Irvin ill!‘ OIIllT conritl. or. if bn ball. lbw; an awful brute, illllllll made small impression on his you In tr-Il me what to doiyoiltbflil Illillll. “innit il" | But [his day no‘: iliffercnl. For! ‘Morton picked up ill“ letter. and WPGIi-‘i b!‘ bad looked forward till ltpVIIPfl ii. the visit. planning the jollrnl-y‘ willy ‘ (fro hr contlnurrli a company of UillllPfln pilgrims wbnl llrampelt all clay and spent tbol "IIIIZIIIS in their iPilis‘ IIIIIIPI‘ the op-l _ _ ‘r11 5k)‘. T0 hr hurl‘ some of lile Famlly Unlfln ‘older ones muttered about the ex-l ‘lcrltonn of the. IlllIIli‘)'~Clll'IllZ€l'Q. A A“ “Wm U! unusual Mcurljenw} woman told bow’ the lamb which llilSliI'[l£l.‘lS0(I In tbc bistorv 0i‘ IIItllI-he “all ralwll Willi $0 nlllcb devo- c0n11nul1it_v' look place in A-iorell on "on the prewous year‘ had bee"

ii

-_- 340% i

,Jull‘1~lll1. when \Ir. anti .\1rs. Tllnlsfscumfullv rejected by m” llrleslsv ‘

lwllo directed bt-r

to buy from the ldaalcrsl, An OIII

Kenny celebrated their golden jtl- , IIlflII‘ related lllb‘

bill-l‘.

»tbe savings 01' months to purchase

lIII‘ \"I.l, ‘ 1 , _ l 9 H‘ ‘d ‘H of hulowfle “mlllng gift. and the money-changers

moved from Si. Theresa to Iiyrneil

l

Standing a little apart from lllel

In I876 Mr. Kcnily married Jrlisalyxpgrlemle‘ H“ hm] bmlmm ‘lmvnlmlrilllxivwllolp swephoff their feet

lMOTHER;- Fletcher's Castoria is a pleasant, bann- less Substitute for Castor Oil, Paregoric, Teething Drops and Soothing Syrups, espe-

JULY 20, 1926

cially prepared for Infants in arms and Children all am

To avoid imitations, always look for t

$111542»?

hc signature of

Erqgt directions 93 each package. Physicians everywhere recofmnd it

You con make Mayonnaise and hette

nickel-

rqwith

0L1

0i...- SALAD and COOKING OIL

. The _.CANADA smncn co. LIMITED-MONTREAL‘

lhinr, the

IHIIJIIPIIPII so priests were. Now. lion-ever!

tbal

‘ lat rlgbl angles to lbrr body.

‘Nona called Morton on the tele- lpbone late that afternoon-

“Beiier g0 liver to Peta

a lllmk around." slit advised. ' “What for?" l ‘\\'oll,' aha said, "you'll nee ‘$01110- ;“Iiyl‘-by(‘." _

‘Silo bung tlp tbe receiver.

l With an impatient shrug. MOPIOH ‘NOIHFN WONIS ‘bothered bim. Fin- lally. be swept his papers together. wave them to Parrish, and took A ‘held the Downey establishment.

Morton had been there before. and be lriullzed up the rickety largo doable door at the top oi’ lllie first flight was labeled: l"D0wn0y—‘Stretching—— Export lit-

Morton pilsbed the door open.

‘and stopped. Half a dozen younl; lgirls, some of them In bloomers. in; stills. wnrr on tho polisbtld .t'lnnr. One little group of foul‘ fwas going through a. sort of drill, lwbo stood IIl'f(7l'P them.

"nn(’~~l\\'(\ llITOP~IlI§N‘D" he lroarml. AI tbc fourth word. the lplncerj tllr flat or their palma 0n lhl‘ floor lwrorv them,

"Onn--i‘vvn~~ thrm» HAVK”

l\\‘lII'!l. unill their bands illlfllliil

limb-boll the floor behind lbcm.

l “Rnll-nl." nail! the man. "One--

l Time after time they went u‘ I ‘ __ _ V llllrmuzh lbe drill. stimulated by, Hslm“ l‘“l'°“"“ l” puns-ill obscrvatlnn‘: on the parbmkcil‘

1,. a m, Con“... was one girL She lonkld at him slllewise, and alone She was In a brief striped mllldfgil‘ v _ Jmbblng suit. and a burly man. with ‘m’ “M” ill“ mlllgd “Om? ‘l5’ “H, m; gtraigh, upward as she tlvenfv-four bullr<~ .1 little‘ lipstick. have. buck against m? wan and rouge. and Innsrara which you ' ll was Aullroy. , but balancing tiers-elf as best abelmll“ dflne “l "ill Nil“ yo“ Smmen‘ ,1...“ “m, he‘, palms and bnfldly decide to begin a prgtesslmlfll racking effort of the attendant.‘

The girls, him paid no 111-,

ins-Ms Bending School and

Jllltlg there that. will interest you

llnrnoll back to his work. HOWEVER

‘taxicab to tile dingy building that

sltllm as it‘ sure of his way A

tondance."

lsflmt‘ nl‘ jibe-m in very short bath-

.:1l the ilharp iznmmillld n1‘ a man

‘Qirla ‘bent slnuniy forward. and

'I‘lll~y bl-ni their slim forms back-

llwn- tbrcee-BEND"!

of U... master baron, m...” little mind rualii11g‘.'"

7H,... mm In m.) hamy was movmgiuoratluns to your face, in the loot

Sh” Md no! up‘, 310,10“, at first brews plucked. which you shouldn't againsfl. rho wall. submitted to the. girl.,ln he."

:1 Illl nwn ienllon.

near Ono ‘i0 hlm familiarly as “H:lrry" fllltll llf‘ norllll-rl. kindly. Silt‘ hesitated} llbo \\'1‘li|lll‘I'. wont bcr wfly. Wor- lon (‘Oililfliiflll bis watch over Auri- ,rl~y. anll thr- man bo wan stretching ‘brr muscles.

011cc lbc girl cried out sharply. an‘ the man moved bor 101:, outward Dc.- libl-rateiy be repeated the mova- ment, and she cried out again.

‘Ho. took brr other foot. and mov- lt-rl lllf- slender limb. Audrey was pvrilblng. and the cords of ‘her neck Istonll out ln pain.

l It was at this point that Morton linlervened.

l ‘Strolling deliberately across the lrooln. bl- ‘stopped in front of Aull» jroy and the man.

I “In stretching exercises," be saill pllilfil)’. "ii is beat not to go too .fl1r the first time."

Audrey. startled, dropping her lfool in the floor and lnoked at him.

slrlil-tf“, _ _,__ fclillb-"s. who was just leaving. spoke 5mm; iv (l0 m. I00.

career as a danvcr in supper clubs. and pIIIPPS llkl- lblll

"The idea In lllftl s-incu >10 mail)’ of ivy vrnnlon l'I‘\"lll|,>: ln-l-llpy them- llrs in that way. Illa; you are

Audrey‘ mnvrli riqsvl‘ in him. want in intvrelxl yfill.” who said

and lhwu afipr :1 ‘wnrrl or twn flhflllilthough’ by “Um-I “ml Hull“: zmsl ‘ nlzbl. l‘

and soiling; llli‘lll Pvt-ry- would l"ill‘ll how llwy nlanalzo It."

"Perhaps iilPy llmrl 111111141411.- it!" binrlnnl-l words. foil llilllltf‘l‘ilif‘tly.'dllll with a curious Plllplllltiifi. cant judgl- wluifu in a man's heart by tho llllllllti bl‘ dill-x, Audrey girl."

‘Audrey cocked Ill-r brad wisely. "All the sumo. ibcv know some- bbing that I rlolfl about entertain- ing you~ and I'm gfiiflt! to find out what it is! You would stay with me, in the evening instead of po- Ing out with tllcm it‘ that werl-lvt so. And I want you to be with me -—al1 the lilac." ‘

‘Morton sighed. "Life's full of problems, and difficulties. isn't it.

child ! "

s s

Morton called Parrish into his Office bill’ following morning. and

u

"Ymlllln: wl-ddiulz rcrl with rave ability. “I r hlltnles Kenny. or Si. Thin-can. brn- “m lagalnst

jRnall. MUFEII. where since he has? ilFllIIilillIPLl to raslllc. He. was (mull lllr the pioneer‘ farmers in this di

land unbroken

l

fnrnsl tbmw- now Slflllil" one of the IInr-ni lvrsidoillvvlll In tin» ronnnlllllly. aurrntlndull byl ioriill- fieldn of grain. l!

l Th" lllwd UOIIIIIP. altllnlllzb 75 nlllllillly m‘ flu-loll ‘hp “(mull rmillly‘ mill‘ I h‘

if’. yl-llrn m’ 11.1.11‘ ronporlivt-ly arr‘. ‘ iiiill imlr and hearty. and (lance-ll °

ilbnr n1’ the (:1>.Iei)l‘a11i,\vl10 wall.

.KI‘(JLJIIIBIII£1II 50 years 211:0 azaln nailiillnlv animal i-ilfelliened to ‘brenkWiliilifle Hwut scorllfully nvt-r

lslalelt the couple In the rclebratlnn.l'

Illrs. James Kenny. oi‘ Si. Tbul"esn."cgow‘l acted as bridesmaid. The ctllwnnnillnl, r‘ _ ,_ . . , lw'| m t mo", f renewing tliclr marriago .-o“.,.;t-‘lcr‘ of n big IHHIIBII lzloatlngly nverl ii 1s “Hilvn. My house sllall be ‘l V“ Y and the ntasa of thanksgiving wvllsfgl“ “will ‘ 1:111 ‘COHIQ from the part-meme and ball (it'll Iii Ivillltvlfivh"

performed ‘by Rev. Father Rooney. iEvery member of tbc family. cun- |slntlng of six sons and three daughters. together wltll twenty lne grandchildren. were In attend- nce.

I ‘ l

I] I1

fertalnml with a

l.i lril-t. and ibe success allulnell llylnlmmg‘ but M“? "ll m“? will-c Old bin efforts in evidenced bv ibu fill-l lwllplc- ilrml” l9 “llllllmlll-

that when» our-r stood a log cabillljmlrlml-v and m“ gawlrlm’ W0!‘

l whole scene >li

After the (‘lffltlllfllly the couple en- warning‘ ‘he _ _ dhmer M meirllvhpm U“. m; n1qnpy-Qhnng(sr saplcrolvll burst tuvlb 111 a ulllzbly ullerr

home. I11 which 100 lzlleata tnaslcrilmld llllllcll ll Vlnlfilli-ll’ across lhedlml rllslllllg i"l1'\\'iil‘ll bore him out the bride and groom and wiallotllmlm‘

lilty collected themselves and bnrl) down upon blm In a ‘bully. W110 was bn lbat dared llllfi act of de- fiant-n‘! Wbcrc bad bl‘ wlnlc front‘! By what authority tlill lit‘ IIYCJIIIIJIG “are iu i_tlll.-1‘1‘|lbl their bllsine . 'l".1u h lilo cost. Ono must cxpevi lriiiilll‘ 9.71"‘ “'41) ‘ ‘Fill! iii ill" "'1' O my m]. so KN," a privijom. Islautzbt; they nlljl Pli tilt‘ lunluli. Sn i]... ynung "m" "HIV M“. :14 :1 crowd IIIIVIIYH lltwn null they Ilnupzhi. Ibo night IIPIOIV‘; h", m. balud lllf‘ prii-lzls Jlllli i'lliilll"~i_ 'il|I' ' whvn i| Ifllilll‘ in :i111~‘\\‘l~1‘inl: In!‘ ibi- (IIIOPIIS flusbvll. A wmillinil "l“‘f"il""'l“"“ ihPY “ml” llllllmillll brill tones piorrert hi... rnvnry Hjmlivilllng to |t‘il\'l’. ll lo llinl. | knife; ‘be lllfjlfid m 5...», a 9.13.1. Anrl ho was willing lllcv Iilliilllil. Inothjlr pmlesrpm vanflyllll‘ stood lllishcll anli panting. tin-f a ruthless mutation. Anllillll‘ Wlill) "illl lll ‘lIlN lllllitlfi» iii“; tho

-.o11ve1'ted bis [IPOVIIIUIEII llto the IOIIIIJIP r-oln . OIIIUI‘ pilgrims

current-y u rnbllt-l".< lrul similar

Tho

llrllllgl] the burs. and n pa" of thelfacco. distorted foil back with rrivs of ter-‘Eifielln- A lnoiloy-cllallgcl‘ with tbcl "Tl" '

by anger and

s‘ my allibnriLv." be (‘I'I(‘(I.l

_ _ Thu young lczilllwl a house Of prayer for all lb» bail pirkell up a handful oruulillns.‘ but yedlavt- made it a wns braiding ‘Stung by Ilia taunt. bis accuse-rs a whip. \\',‘l.I"IllIi,-{ llltivlivcllliiilll. and in lbcir IIHIIIIPIII of} lung]; lllPSiliillilll \\'l‘l't' lost, I‘l1--.nolli;“1‘n Ami g\](]de[|ly_ wppm" a won] or lnrncii their backs; it was nollllulql strode In [llP tablcli-blll llley canal about, But tbeI

l

The giilfllOll mbber lurch-HM‘ till‘ 'l‘emul\+. the priests and tilt‘

iiICOI1|slJIOII'.‘~lly now hem into

The poOr thing found l

gave bilu some brief instructions.

"Beginning at 011v o'clock each afternoon, you are appointed as personal guardian for Miss Mor- ton". be saill.

Parrisbfis serious lmarkas of pleasure. "You'll report at my apartment at one p. 111.. silarp. eat-b day, and take Miss Morton wherever she ‘wants to g0. You are not to make any objections svhatcvor to any- thing sbe wants lo do. All I want la that she shall be kl-pi. out (I dif- ficllltlosl."

"I'd like. to do that. Mr. Morton. hut she ‘slapped me the lust time I talker] to bcr." Parrish told blln.

Morton's eyns were amused as they resirll on ill" vnnm: man "ThnF-s your prnblvltl." bn said. "‘. am under iIIf‘ llnprcsslnn illlli you like Miss lllnrtnn?"

“lltrlccd I llo." llf‘ ell-lid. "but t-lbc can't stand me at all."

"Ilndcr those f'.lI'(‘lIIlI,Q‘?llll'iJ.\i, ll seems to mo that ihr‘ ncxl move l6 11p to you. Your llllfilflluilllllfl re‘ main. anll I want yn llin wlrry thnm out. Ynu ahnlllrllrl put your- neif ln a position in In‘ slapped. anti if you arc ‘slapped .li is‘ up in you-- altvayi; providing that you ltuaire i0 bf‘ frlcnrla wit-h ibv‘ ylulni: billy- to sch lllfl| sbv in on friendly terms

.Tbe attenllnilt jerked his head ‘around. with 11 fiGlWVl.

‘ "\\"I10 '11 ‘ell are you?" be WRIINHI Jio know. “Get Ucll oula here!"

Uni-onl-erlledlv Morton weIJI on Hliklng. “The young lady will con- linc bur lessons, later on,’ he ‘said l“if shl! desires to. But this will lbe enough for today.

I Something In bis manner im- lllresscli tllc man. and be merely ‘starrrl. ‘

"lam the young lady's guardian" said ‘Morton.

"Ob!" There was a knowing “TIM-r on the atlnndanfs face.

"W"! ‘"8 quite DiISlilkOH." ‘Mor- ton nnlil. nnrllfflcd. "I really am lbs‘ young Indus legal guardian. This is her first time bcrr. and I ihink you've dom- onougp {or w. .ll1ly. Thank you vcry nun-h,"

llc produced a twenty-dollar bill, and gavv ll to the man. ‘Tho lai- llrrflv hostility lllerl at once.

‘ "Silo said for us yo give, bor til’ ‘works all at once." be said.

"She in lncxltfirloitrrd." Mnrinn liltlli him. "Ii will b" better If she inkln ll easier. Won't it."

"Sure." amid bhn olhcr. llr-arllly,

ilillliinf: the twenty-dollar bill away. ‘ Andrey llarl vanished during the lcolloquy. and Morton w-allod for her. Leaning against in.» wail in- l“""l"l""l ill" Klrls still lining their mxl-rrllles under the ‘supnrvlalon of, Abe man who counted: "One liwcr-lhree.‘ l When Audrey reappeared. in her RiTPPl clothes, flushed and warm. Morton insisted on her throwing her coat around her shoulders bo- forc they went downstairs. His taxicab HllII Waig warm“; "ml m. bolperl her Into it,

"Did Nmla toll you about m0 be- ing lberr?" gilt‘ arskcd him.

lit‘. ‘was silent.

"Nona DID tell!“ said Audrey. {And I asked her particularly not o. '

‘Morton lit a clzar. and carefully llfuDltPd the match out gbo window.

“vllben confining in ladies al- “l-‘iyn bl- surl- to confide thosnl illlllllfi You want to make public," be suggested.

Andrey dlmnled. "1 ‘bought she ‘vollid tell." she confessed, "but I didn't know any other way to go about It.

Just ‘what. is it you ARE going about?" Morlmrn tom- was casual. E “l want to be u dancer. and dance .ln rabaroia. a-nrl on the stage," Audrey gold ‘him. "Nona said mv ‘litilm “i”!!! are all rizili nnw, to start wltb. but I bad tn bu. stretch- Ivl. Site gels alrnichl-d lwlcn gVflry

face allowed

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Preparations

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