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,WHO'S wno m THE STORY.

Evelyn Haste. beautiful and rich girl, who sits down at the piano on her wedding night-sud mys- teriously disappears. '

Kennedy Haste. her hushandpwho suspects complicity on the pert or his old war comrade

sir Riwdon Wells, an amateur scl- wnt‘ .. who has insisted on lend-

. .he couple Hidden Hall Court,

his gloomy and mystery-ridden

estate, tor their honeymoon. and

! who is found after the dlllppeer-

‘ ant-e in a secret chamber.

fPgndoa-a. a gyptLV-like girl, adopted

TO LAMPLIGHT

O other part of the house is more cheerful than the living room when the mellow sunshine streams in through the window's, and ttdds its otrn riclr pattern to colorful rays

And no ro-vrn respottdsmurc happily t0 the glow

0f the evening lump. Vfhcn the day-

light is gone, the flick of a silken cord releau-s this modern sunshine t0 scat-

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l ter the nivltt 't vour biddin . - - . . ~~ v 1 ed , _ - -.; ' th F‘ th r‘ HOUSE.‘ ' ' i '= °‘ - g _ ~19‘? l“? "d" “,° ".""""‘ ed Anson sin-gm and inland-tine ‘“‘°“ 7'“, '“ ", e i‘ .. ‘Department of Labour, Annuities Branch l , . pro..,>.l,\. Onl} torce would g8! e as She w“ handsome He‘. are man) lllfllla-Olln and he has _ a i wtfatimhlfi “tiipéii-Jéibii-tlffipstm’ equxpgg T" M“ I.“ as anxious as yo“ areleiies. and features were not unlike “my 50"“ "emre- Dam is a hard‘ ' A31 i? izlifriralletlciijrigflfulflvflfi <11 Your liviflgsiwm 7mm? ‘I “for “f”: ‘le-"dopmenl" “Th... her mother's must have been. ""5191- He “k9? 111°“ “h”? ‘l? Please send mt the ‘Handbook of Islenseflss" “I In“ , _ in] "H - ,lm prayng that Jiss Car ’— Mrs-l hul_them wag some other resent love, but he cant take the lit-Sui‘ hlrllrnllrll no to cut all cnsalss German-t Assstty. n, t 111111; 1 ==~- ~ ‘Hugleg will he round. And as lowmance ‘nwfil tried w "ma" n ed lni-lngfivi5 “or ma, [he bngm, s‘: Inst blrtltdly wen ...... .. yours. T» T,‘ in ‘h, b?‘ rpm“ choose lamps lCaptain Hastt>~hghates ‘the nonxnred ‘O account ‘m. l-L hm could and helpful 1111.- ot Mr. Bttuboev, v 1 vrithti-itj: tutiesvihtchthrow theltght upward 1 h“! Kiley?"(glapofirzgrggzéigfiig: my‘; l “m; aknd ‘vfhose memorlll,’ ‘ (State whether In, In, or Miss anddctvziuartl. $cethat they art: equipped “rfa- a? n _ ‘. .. "Do you suggest that the D1111’ “" 9"" e 5'?‘ rag"?! an‘ utth 5o or ys-watt white or frosted Edisbn - “Wcmaz m’ pa“ frleml . f "had quarreletl?" he asked, “That ls-Wefl 11.1’ 1118 fflmlllv‘ 31111 111911115- A: hm on“ A“““ ' ' ' ‘ ' ' ' ' ' " / hlagtia Lamps. ' _ After .\lZlvl‘l£l!lil,4'vl'al£-,"[l:9 (pan. Sonlemmg had occurred wmch lnt-ge and Zsympatltetzc t-ongrega-i ' 1-... 19.1??- Mr» "we w 1m "-1 333“. “*,~"@'"'~,~1,a= 113,131,119 13,115! Nar you is nu Edison Mania ump Q- r" - v j , . ' _ _' “ ‘ house 0t‘ her own accord?" err a... r1 n. e_ _spe t . store, recognisable by the yellow end ‘"11 “"1 @1911“: P511“- Thé" u“ --] don-l mink anything had had hfm who was a kind [mend and}

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.1514»;- oy Kennedy and secretly in love with \\’ells. Miss Gtllett. an cit-war nurse. W110

"l Wanted Her to Suflerlh‘ I "Meanwhile, what's to be done?‘ .Ra\\'<i0n asked. "l don't know-much phuut such things at first hand. D0 you want to arrest me? Because, ll iyuu do. I'll understand that it's '_\'our duty. and lshan‘! make a luss. _ _

“Oh. n0 all‘, certainly not!" An- fson protested. "it's quite enough H‘! l haug- your word not to leave i111:- house."

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I was lent tor l-lasteu honeymoon with another girl; in tact, on the wedding night.

By the time Anson had finished hh unsatislactory interview with Mrs. Glllett, Captain Haste hsd eufllclently recovered to tree his volunteer nurse. And Miss Gillett. followed her mother into the "den."

“Are you willing to tell me why you came to visit bers- just at this time?" the police sergeant catechis- ed her.

"Yes," answered the V.A.D., with- out an instanrs hesitation. “l came because something forced tne to make myself miserable."

“Miss Carroll wasn't worthy of Captain Haste. I wanted her to

to Sir Rawdon Wells, -but broke with him after She met Captain Haste. He~Captain Haste-didn't know therc-‘d been an engagement. He wouldn't have believed it — against her word-unless it could be proved. And l-thought ol a way or proving it here. l wanted them to quarrel. l relt it would be the bust thing for him to know that girl ior twhat she was —— the sooner the better. That's why I came."

As she t-lDOkE. Penn)’ Gil-let! look-

ihrlusei eper was summoned to tell

11th.; Mrs. (iillett had "let out

time to occur,"

iplltdidllern world otgood. lloet medicines sct only on lower bowel but Adlerllrn eels on BOTH upper and lower bowel and brings out all geese: and poisons. Helps elty ease gee on the stomach in TE! mlnnses. Hughes Dru: 00.. Ltd, Charlottetown, P, E. l.

réady and walling to lend a help- ing hand to those in need and al- ways oi’ a quie. and gentle disposi- tion. He spent a long lite In con- lnited preparation (or the Eternal Home and had a abiding faith in the righteousness 0t God's deal- ings, no maLet: bow hard they seemed. All who knew him loved him but God loved him best and took him to a home wits-re he

calm expression on his face seem- cd to "l died it: the peace

tor me." He now leaves with the family and acquaintances, blessed~

them with hope divine perturbing, Jtelr lives with blessed thoughts ct‘ puritynnd grace, even abort- the; shadows of the new grave in lhel Dundas (femetery tor his life wan‘: filled trflh blessings to his [am-I Hy and his home.

neighbor, lie will be much missed

etc, ss mixed in Adleriks.

631d love of Him \\'ho gave Hts lite:

end happy memories, inspiring,

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No medial! emmlnatlon Is required.

8URE8'l\—becauae them is no Annuity. The Annuities system the people oi. Canada to

take advantage or it.

Dominion Income Tex.

And now they|

[These Annuities mnnot be seized for debt. cannot be forfeited, For lull particulars Ill out and Innll

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To enjoy your later years in comfort, you should provide yourself with free from the hazards of speculation The easiest and surst means of acqnir. Canadian Government Annuity.

ft-l! '. l ~ ‘ith Ha. t. in a hos- suifer. too. She wasn't worthy oi v » h] y . ti. I the trials " EABlEfih-because on very easy tertglygu ma)‘ buy l GOVQPIIII-‘Ill All"!!! 0|’ l-h-lalfqahcilwu-hq aniline“... pal" any man's serious love, She was :8’: szirrmfes mo‘? we “firm-i ’ any amount from 850 to 85.000 a year. conunencL, at any age you choose and w“ just a flirt~a vain little tllrt. She'd "on [gum and gentle, as‘ lining ss In!‘ as ilk. Then are plans of I which you nuy

been engaged-virtually engaged- womb we?“ Mme we §“'ee"'$ protect the interests of your wile or dependents llor e tern of yearn certnlg,

safer investment than a Canadian Government is maintain d by the Government to CIICOIU-Igp provide (or their old age. You owe it to yoursell to

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noon -to a close.

, , , Mia Glllett ann- j xv ,u; “Hannah, “w, good “ha”, v {hard "hi-ninety bgtf-ags: gonzo: 1111:: weredv 5 _ .n the community but more eipefil- I Th v _ f m \v r 1 1 91" -" ~_ _’ “ , Y ally in "be home f0: those u" 0 0111103 9 5111811130 e - B 10118 ' 1 Iwito ‘nu/l ll tn turn lrom a serv ntl knew ma, be“ loved him nwslv Anlhgm brought a we“ 5mm age,» ,

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i\\'li~ said about her in the h0use—~ .t‘nnt she War‘ a “very mysterious {sort or person." _ She “u; IIIFSSGII in mourning. 1\\-i'h u narrmt- band of delig-ate white a! net-l»; and wrists, and with ‘her lung black gown, her black hair that had two wide streaks of kilver. her dead while face, and her lnrg», tragic (lurk eyes, she was

IN MEMORIAM

lt is with regret that we announ- L-ed the death" on Jan. 7th, at 1n- nesfnil of Mary. wile 0t Mr. G. W, West the well known general mer- chant ot that place, Mrs. West was a daughter of the late Mr. and .\ll~s. Malcolm Mac-Farlane of Fern- wood and together with her hus- band. moved to Alberta in 1891 and wits one o! the pioneer residents of

He was a devoted and consistent

nnembt of the Dundas Baptist

by R-v, Mr- Aitkett 0t the Presby- terian Church, some of his old tat“ ortlte hymns, "Rock of Ages, Cleft for Mo" and "Take the Name 0f Jesus with You" WEie flekltgly sung dtl-.il1g the service then a large procession 0t friends, neigh- bors and relatives followed the re- mains to their lust resting place In the Plttabyterian Churchyard

The following is the progralttnle.

atlas by nine pupils; Recitation ~‘ The College Oilcans by Lizzie Bell;

Recitation-Aly Neighbour by John‘ Mat-Donald; Exercise ——~ Christmas Dells by eight "girls; liecitatinn—

The Christmas Tree by Alarion Hume: Recilalion——'l'hc Little Shoe 0y Jessie hlat-Leotl: Son}: by Carl man Alaclnuglin; Monologue —— Santa's letter by Dawson .\Ia<:Beth: 911111114111‘ —— Cbritmas ; Pleasures

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. i! -'-'h1 . - -» - ' . C-penin chorus-Santa (‘labs is- . _-; v1 _, H" _ r _ v vv _ Church. After a hue! bu. ttry ml 8 g _ _ IL mm” “mm “m ._ Tvn". __ _ m,“ haman ‘fegfuhgil: MR5 Q wv W531- preetzive service. conducted by his (‘011111150119111115 51916119 11.‘: Q11" . . - . IITQQ" -‘,',,'I,QLQ.E7,I,:D"ifmfiiged m“, Pastot Rev. Mr. Pineo. assisted 1mm Mflchaughlhulixercise, (hrlst- ThQ Pumping StGtIOII Omclals report a f I 01a. '

during the present cold snap they have been pumping over two million gallons per 24 hours

which is about seven

hundred thousand gal-

lons more than is pumped during mild weath-

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This wholesale waste in a dry year such as _;the present one may have very serious results.

- - - ' '11.». = . t l; ‘ ~ha1k nrl harcoal lnnisfail. Sb was greatly esteem- were 1w M! gently 111111 w rest , . _ I . . . _ _ 511"" Wwwmkwf 91mm” 6mm] Hxmcmhmil“ !.-’...-..‘..?§.-'l,‘ '31.‘... ti‘. soinetbinx “ll n. u. n-tflu t. which she Iivgdfkiriidellovcd ti... gone brunt-no 531;? 111133;" gglglisdvvglg§logvivivf;fl§;Ctttzens are urged to economize and instead , i , . ~ _. . 1 e eaves o mourn a- wt w, _ v_ _- -_ .- _ , ~ toen-oooxo-oe-oomvooooooovo ---‘n.t_ n" l"dh*itbl at. 5.2a n ,- - t ' . - I 1° To so WATT’ Now ONLV ntiiinttigstitrolotlgiaritci- iii; iuiteorhl tldokrollllacee otin Ifridetils’. Oil the old homeslfiad. Daniel zgfizjhgffiggveléigwssafle by 1111191? freezlng have the water tilfllcd 0E In thE 00l- . z 32c. fling over her shoulder to see who Jan 9th. The church of St. Mark's 11.1 311111115011111- Jamsetsxlfiéchaafnrlvfi‘ (‘lhhé- Rl-cigmgon‘ b,‘°,§§,°,,",,§§ 1882:2131‘- - , ,v QWKA}: b-hind her, when there “'11s was crowded to overflowing with: “'11 11-11 - ‘$- - e1 1} 11' 1- ma; ' MU . _ j i s O nu mm there; and her thin. heatitl- 04d time friends wishgu] w pay a CIIBfIOl-lelfllvn. also two sisters and lionofilies. lane “orkkmfl Reulf"; & l ' ‘ zliullv sbapt <1 hands clasped and un- I351 tribute to mm who had ream. one brother, Mrs. Harry Woodley u- ‘HF ‘Em’? Macheodt Recluw‘ - f z I Agents for Edlzufl Mazda Lamps ,-. limped r-arh other. "Not at all the (all in their midst [or so “may yearqot Bridlza-zou-n, P. E, l», Mrs. Alex- “i?uimgénlélggi‘:l"g750111511)’ D911~v51-1-21-2l v :o-o-o-ovooo+oo4o4»o¢+ooo~ Q¢>Q>¢~'w+++“»++++~1"“’““”k‘ “P” 1111‘ 41 great 10111111)‘ and to whom she had become en- 41111191” B93819 ‘If 51- Gwrge- N- B» ' ' g “ arm” i - __,

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Z...,I.g:.,,/ Iiilwdun had ChQv-n her him.

dearcd. Alter service, conducted by the Rector, tlilg Rev. J. S. Orton.

the remains were lntverreiin the

The floral tributes were s0 nutrier-

and Samuel oi L‘. -S A. The pail bearers

Norman Aiefiwaln, John M.

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Reading and Drawing.

' Wwfhv” “Be “m: l “"9 11"" veyance to convey them to the Where parting is no more. ltctillltecstllhnrixiltihz iiatlttruiiitgl 220m til?’ 5 wuk‘ and commencing on Fcbruary 1“, m“ be owe" m l f |*(“:3“"'v"h“ev"- Lmffigammm “ggmkrg; cemetery, ~ And that the one we loved so well m" Althorp Park- YOFIhdIIIiplJiIZIIhiltX-‘i Agriculture’ Motor u L l ' w “"91 ' ' 111' t , ~ '1 w -' 1 0, 1° e — m, w 1 lea .1. i, liaslust tze on o r . E 1- T -' vn c’ ' - ~ - , n ‘orb-n! And t: there are ghosts dauggier :1?“ twxisonigv- us and. av 80 e ore ttg and, were to be brought to llll>r© I a, ivtcs. Commercial Arithmetic, Suitable v English, '

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e . ,. t _ , with he;- glggq- Mm‘ Monroe she lure arid called for hint-h error-t on $11‘ Jv-thutt Reynolds and t.) tl - mfly be obtained relstlvet f 5h h . a tucked t tr. l m) dr a . . . , - - _ _ _ 1e 0 tot 0 in)’ 0 the above counsel. __,- _ Sh; a“:la(v_ked Mr: ‘Huge wit?‘ ‘g £95,164 for (he 15-m- Ftne - years, the pal-bot, the teacher. The rlls- bllh (Ifllllsborvtittzh. Fhere are two Th , SUmmGYSIdC dagger. l told Sir Rtnvdon. l beg- bhe was born ln the Island of triblltm?“ 91.3"“ ‘mm ‘h? ‘Yell led‘ i’, gnporuullli? ",1 Reynolds. one or "' °°'“"°' a" we" 1° 3'1"" 11111111111190 ind i" v gm mm to make-some excuse about Rassay, Scotland, August 1332, C11 1118s tree by Santa himself was ‘"1" "- 1-111) Spencer. and the prepared with a view of anlltlng those whose school edu- m, being ab“ .0 lend Captain She was a daughter or the Inlet-ill 11111118811115 feature, other or Frances, Marchioness Cam-

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l lt-It trouble was sure. i! Captain and Mrs. Haste spent, their honey- moon here. l had a dream that frightened me. There's a ghost I've ofu-n seen since I came to live at Hidden Hall Court-n woman who ixnlks out 0t the tapestry in that bnutloir and vanishes back Into It.

NEW itORK FISH ADS.

Haste the place after all."

1 Nothing that Ant-zen was able to say could drag more than this lrom Mrs. Gillett. but if bt- had learned

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little that. was enlightening about the disappearance 01 the bride, he had gained some rather surprising information about tht- woman her- st-lr. She was on sut-h terms with Sir Iiawdon Wells as to atlvise him concerning his private attain-l! This made her sv-cm more ‘mysterious

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MISS SARAH MACLEAN

1t is with deep J-egret that we have to report the death oi Miss Sarah Maclune which ,occurred on January 7th. at Mr, John lilac- phersows house witnjwiiom along

Mr. John Maclean. and emigrated with her parents to this country when she was seven years. 0t age. She settled at Upper Belle Creek, where she spent. most tr! hr lite. She lived In Head 0‘! Montague with her slstgr Mrs. Mon/roe tor some years. Miss Sarah Maclean was a loyal member oi the Pres- byterian Church. and a woman of deep plety'and'rl'ch_ Chrleliatt ex- perience Sh-e ls survived by three

iris held Il_s ‘hell yearly school examination on Tuesday Dec. 23rd. The echpol was artistically decor- a-ted nndwas nupletely tilled with an expectant. Interested attdience. The programme was o! a Xmas na-

| 73116 Wlflls were examined in the it-artous grades by the teacher Miss IMary Richards. assisted by Miss Zelda MticBeth. Mrs. Jan. Mac- llaughlln and Mrs. W. Hume. and by their response showed that no!

wasted. _ vv After mnny complimentary re. "lat-ks Ind a vote of thanks to the teacher‘ for her work during the term and for her training of the

part oidlie school hours had been‘

T116 Pellort was continued by Du- veen Brothers. the purchaser" They Pehised to say how much the," had paid. but It was reported the Drive was more than 51.500000.

51111111; 1116' Paintings are two portraits of Georgiana, Duchess 0t‘ Devonshire. One of these is by

den.

The collection also includes P1‘1111svHuIs' A Portrait oi’ a Man, i111‘! ‘i111 11.\'('k's Daedalus and Icar- is.

The paintings long have tbeen ' mlly treasures and have hung (or generations on tlte walls oi‘ AI- thorp Manor. Art experts said the burtrbast» was one o! the most i-m- lmrtanl in recent years, and said lhP collection probably would be

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“tudents from the Country will he fare and a bonus of 82-00 per week for utlshctory at.

Application: will be received up till January 31st, at the Department M Aflrleulture from which mu Infomtation

well a; to afford inetrumon, |n the various technical subjects,

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For top prices prompt returns and general satisfaction filillirlzhiglfrbr Egg: tvvlvtvcurjie ueflveesllllvil igafrgomlrfi 51133113,", mo, _All present; were 11-9319,, Wm, “fraught to this country at one l; (tizldnwiitiittgmisdttividiillooencLesgylgily . _ trayed a burning love tor Captain lleld and Mrs- Duncan ' Mncleotl -__, ' 51,5 nliles “om Charvlommwm Pr‘,

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