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By MARY CHRISTIE

CRAP!!! ll ‘I'll MAGIC SPELL 330KB In the narrow hospital bed, Prud- ence looked up at Peter Armstrong, her heart ahre with s. strange, new eostacy she had never known be-

Oh! magic words!

Had she dreamt them? Wes this some lantasy oi her own imagin- ation? Would she wake up and find herseli’ once more in the white- walled ambulance. and the nurse

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to the eyes o! Prudence Page.

Long and deep did Peter look in-

“Like a pool o! lilies, where a man's tired soul may rest." The poe- tic image was inadequately weak for

-reverently adoring, passionately tender-were on her lips, in a long, enchanted kiss that seemed to have no end.

Even the traflie down below seem- ed hushed at that enchanted mom- ent. In a breathless silence, all the world was wetting . . .

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tore . . . no, never in the blinding period of infatuation for the worth- less ‘Praymoro . . . never 1n all her thoughtless girlhood!

The glrl was speechless. Great emotion somehow makes words seem so iutlle and so weak.

She loved this big, strong man as she had never known it possible to love.

She would always love him. Some- thing greater than herself, some- thing infinitely stronger, something as old as the hills, u permanent, and yet with all the freshness and the newness and the fragrance of the spring had caught her, never to let her go again.

Love!

The thing that poets, from time lmmemorlal, had sung about.

The thing that makes the world go round.

The one thing in the world worth having, and indeed—without which -lii'e must be ever incomplete.

She—Prudence Page-had never

bending over her and telling her she must lie quiet?

But no! The nurse's presence never had held enchantment such as this! The nurse's touch had nev- er generated magio such as flowed in a strong, steady current (rpm Peter's big, brown fingers, rushing in a surge oi loveliness‘ to the girl's young heart.

There was silence in the little ward, save tor the hum d traflic from the street below . . . and . . . and . what was that? . . . something that beat about them like the tiiréb oi violin-cellos, like the crushed loveliness o! honey- suckle in the moonlight. like the song of nightingalee.

Love!

The thing that set young hearts‘ ailre. The thing that brought such‘ poignant pain, and yet whose sweet- ‘ ness was so potent, so intoxicating. that-tor one hour o! lt-one would recklessly endure all pangs, all tut-

him!Heismine...mfl-1e... mine!” m Prndencds heart the song oi ecstacy was being sung as though by angel choirs.

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little laugh’. that somehow seemed to break the magic spell like the tinkle oi’ tailing glass.

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ders, holding her fast. How very nearly he had last her! With her clipped, boyish little head, and that pale, lovely little face, there was

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Peter put his two hii. ‘~ on her slender shoulders, and ' a voice that shook with feeling, said:-

"I! there's any reason why we

guessed there was such tluiobbing ecstacy, such a flow oi nameless loveliness as beat about her heart just now, when Peter Armstrong,_ bending over the hospital cot.l caught her fluttering fingers in his? own strong grasp, and looked longi and deep, and wordlessly, into her‘ hitherto unawokened eyes.

The nurse ‘had gone, and they were alone . . . alone with the amazing discovciy that brought a

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shouldn't care, won't you tell me, and-and lot me show you just how foolish all such reasons must be- darling?

(T0 be Continued)

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to Ten O’clock tomorrow night.

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l0 CANDIDATES WILL WIN EXTRA PRIZES TOMORROW NIGHT i0 WCLOCK IS THE CLOSING HOUR

The Extra Prizes This Week

The Contestants turning in the most cash for subscriptions dating‘ from September 21st and up to Saturday night, September 30th will win the following Extra Cash Prizes:

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THE GRAND PRIZES

The Contestants having the highest total of Votes at the close of the 6on3 est will win the following Grand Cash Prizes:—

FIRST GRAND PRIZE -" — $600 Cash SECOND GRAND PRIZE — -- $300 Cash THIRD GRAND PRIZE -- — $200 Cash FOURTH GRAND PRIZE - - $100 Cash FIFTH GRAND PRIZE - —- $100 Cash SIXTH GRAND PRIZE -- - $ s0 Cash SEVENH GRAND PRIZE $ s0 Cash

Contestants who fail to win one of the Grand Cash Prizes get at least 20% Cash Commision on the total amount of cash they collect, plus the extra prizes they win during the special cash offers. '

Approximately fifty contestants have already drawn weekly commission cheques and thirty-five extra cash prizes have been given to active con- testant-‘! and tell more will win extr a prizes tomorrow night.

iWhich Contestants will win the Extra Cash Prizes tomorrow niglif,’ September 30th and the Grand Cash Prizes at the close of _the big Contest?