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GABBY GERTIE

' oﬁ to tea. with anPenfeet Stranger‘ in

*omes a shrinking violet."

“A blue serge in the rain be-

ooevmcnr is: by’ f . ' The DOSES-MERRILL sow

the Good Idttle Island would be even more damning than the discov- ery cl a-nonexktent corpse. "Even worse, I think,‘ than.‘ living alone, which seems theyory height 0f de- parvlty here. It a'n't" accordin‘ to nal/iif-lt makeswomeuqum- ‘may think that's what is wrong with me. living alone."

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[the hill she gave a sudden little ex-

"Nc!" with afbound Gay was out c! bed and at her side by the window zboth staring up the hill at the cot- tage. rrom the wide window of the living room there ‘ a round

and uncertain but a light.

"It's no earthly light," Gay said mocdlw. "It's a ghost. I tell you Auntaluiiry, the spirits are abroad

circle of misty light, pale, wavering l

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‘ sod am. 1 bad taken it 1 noticed o. . . m", mun‘ 9f my bloog} so hefdvised m: of g§f>§i§n§¥ isfull of tea. c "Didwou leave a light onl" she} no gm 5h; an ggf gfflke - '0 ' u’ “Mm” “d t" “M” “V” But I shan't, go. thanks. Mai-chins asked ' f sive chord than Hcileproo: flag-Tr:- ream‘ ‘I

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"What do they advise? An orphan for adoption, or a husband for at- tachmcnt?"

this night. Say what you like, queer‘ things are going on. I feel it. I am.‘

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SLAIN IN HIS LAST

Sunday-school Teacher:

Saul slain, Willie? Wllllet r110, ma'am.

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“Heaven knows. But anyhow I shouldn't. live alone." She lmighed pleasantly. "Good-by. I say it with sorrow. for you seem almost one oi

He held out his hand, and Gay dropped her in it

“Good-by. The best of luck to you. For myself I wish no better luck than the 10y of seeing you agsn.”

"Now, now.” she reproved , smiling. “Don't ﬂatter. Consider the stately pines. the rugged coast and the singing surf. Flsttery doesn't go with the Good Little Island."

"It doesn't go with you, either. _I assure you I mean every word of it. Come soon, good luck, Good-Joye."

Gay walked toward the Lone Pine smiling. He was pleasant. It had been nice, the momentary con- tact with one of her kind. But the smiles died on her lips as she turned the door of the Lone Pine. The house fseemed still, big, empty. Very still. lThe stillness was like death. Gay thought 0d the sea-washed body with palely gleaming hands ﬂung out be- heath the waves, and shuddered. iShe did not look at the dra/wing on

the hand! 0h!"

Her voice sank aiway breathlessly. Watching, suddenly outlined in the, misty orb of light had been the re-

‘ "ﬂection of a hand, reaching out, slim

shadowy and ghastly."

"Oh," Gay murmured sickly, “oh, it is his hand!"

Auntalmiry was shaken. Her arm beneath Gay's hand trembled. But

him she was firm. She did not believe in

ghosts.

"I saw it," she said weakly. “It ‘was just the reﬂection of a leaf, or s spray of twigs, moving in the wind. Look, it is gone. There is no light, there is no hand. It was the light from a boat reﬂecting against the leaves. Just a reﬂection, decries They often fool me." _ l "Have it your own way," Gay said moodily. “Call it a. leaf if you like. I call it a hand, his hand." I “I think-wznaybe-I will sleep with you," Auntalmiry said faintly.

Gay laughed then, and squeezed the little ﬁgure gayly as she clam- bered into bed beside her. "Yoirdmther take a chance on me turning violent. than be by your- self when the spirits walk, wouldn't

"I give - Ma the Christmas money she said she'd need, an’ she's makln’ it hold out by doln' most of her shoppinlnt the store where I've got a ‘ account?‘

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lthe first page of her sketch book, BUG STUFF lbut thrust the pad quickly toithe Buy Hey B", come up he" ‘itlrziwer of the desk and closed it ' r mdleilook at things from a new: she grew mcreasmgly m at “we 9 as dusk descended, and on a sudden impulse, at last went out, quickly. . ran down the hill and called Aunt- almiry. “Won't you keep yls. poor timid n-ez-vous old maid all night?" she

ey. Grace Whitehead. Elva Picker- ~ ing, Ohristene Paynlier. Ivan Pick-N“ l5, "9

l , ick . ' Pa - ..;";;:":::;.'.°‘L."‘.§i:r:.Sam's; “u” P "m “"1" Y" w i. s.» 1...... s i. {Follows day's dust and dearth.

follows: , Teacher: Carrie Woodside. i—<Q>-———— There ughiritai-nt circle 1 discern

Grade VIII-l, Gertrude Dennis; - l “LE ” Couplewissambtsud they, perfect

MRS. HOWARD THOMAS CLINTON SCHOOL

,'any name for it on‘-

the premises of Lester Francis, at ‘ Albany‘, inn-Friday, Dec. 21st... at l p. m. All his stock. crop, farm im- plements and household fpmiture. consisting of 1 team work horses, 1 driver. 1 milk cow, 45 hens, full line of potlto machinery, sprayer, pota- lo digger, horse hoe and fertilizer, spresdenall nearly new and in good condition.

Sectional seeder, disc barrow, spring tooth and spike harrow, gang plow, binder, hay cutter, hay rake, two double truck wagons. set of bob sieighs, wood sieighs, driving sleigh, driving wagon, cream separator, quantity harness, including one set welsh double harness. About '1 ions bay. 4.000 bus. green mountain po_

you?" she teased. "You shouldn't say such things. . "l‘isn't reverent’) . In the passing oi Mrs. Howard They arose 9am and aim- , qmet Thomas the community cf Cuscum- breakfast gay klssed Aunqmmgry, pee has lost a worthy citizen, the thanked her and set out m- home. home a Iovins wife and mother- Auntsimiry offered to go with her. The deceased. whose maiden but she refused, bravely smiling. ﬂame V" Jane CPB-lbb. WB-B b0rn ill’- "on, no. I am not afraid now it is. Milton,“ years aso and was one Idaylight. Spirits are all nicely back of a lame family. the greater num- asked pleadlngly. “I don't want toinwheir mus little mves again." =1" of whom have passed to that stay alone. I've got the-you know- spa went up to the.=¢-,°ggqe,_uh-‘ eater 1P0. ~ heebee jesvbeesl My house is haunt- looked the door and i. snared the ' Beside hear husband and one son ed . I'm afraid of ghosts, and things. roan», ova;- 11», lgy the qum, “tﬂe Benjamin, there are left to mourn Do you think it was just a ghost, hush that broods in an empty house, her P0881118. one sister. Mrs. James Auntalmiry?" 1311i», she was “m 5;;-g,id_ Even when MacGrath, Lowell, Mass, and three Auntalmlxy gave her a cozy chair she sarw that the window shades in brothers. Joseph. Charlottetown: End 111E116 he!‘ B- f-‘IID of tea. ‘Phat the living room were lowered to the 391118111111. CQIUOHXII-i 8nd Him- fwas Aunuzlmlrys unfailing resource bottom, she was not afraid. 1m0ﬂd..lVIilton; besides ﬂ- hﬂﬂti 0f in case of nerves. (connyugp) near friends and relatives. ' ’ ' Although not enjoying the best of

. “Now drink your tea, dearie, and {don't say a word about it. We'll have health. durln8 the 1188i! 16W Will's.

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old vows: l n i

and sing, Twin-spirit’ separation then is end-

ed. And all their wandering.‘

I know not how that night is celled in Heaven,

Grade VI—1, Ruth Heaney; 2, Jennie lifacliay; 3, Armei White- Murial Heeney; 3. Mary O'Connor. a ﬁg: mwfhhgy v“"q““h°". Grade IV-l, Elva Pickering; 2, The“ is 9, 1113111; whm 3|] ' Grade 1r Sit-l.- Mabel Sullivan; | m, m”, . . ._ . 2, Ivan Pickering, 3, Beth Oconnor, With the deep forestsentineiarouud Grade 1-1, Edith Whitehead; 2, George Pickering: _3, Roy Paynter. mum,

2, Elsey Heaney; 3, James MacKay. head. Grade v-i, Grace Whitehead; 2, (mmown, Qp, 51,.) . M4,“, (“mm m“ Emil-- Elmer Somers; 3, Christene Payn- are mgndgd, a EMhR-Qﬂg?’ “Em, ﬁnch)‘; m“ Alla ‘he B“? “Mien chulum n” And from the ‘silence of each death- ..n::.:..;*.:a;;:...:rm@ M "P ItsLord, Fulfillment, found. Perfect Attendance: Ruth Hean- ~

J. ROBERT MMDONALD

Auctioneer. sssv-lz-is-si - - ’a nice cozy evening, just like a .she always seemed‘ bright and . party." cheerful. always speaking a cheer- - ' Bhe was evidently determined to Milady Beautiful ing word in those with whom she iootn; Gay, determined m humor our: 1n contafit- m m d ' ' 9!‘. 90p her quite. Bhe tted h ,‘ l 011$ W11 5Y5 019 9n

Fmm New Ygk He: You lure have a neat little fglkgd pmumﬂy 0g 1115;181:215 p1”: 37 U5 U!“ came she, realizing that God would

M"- ¢1~ l°4 7' waist, ant things. soon call her to that better world.

She There's no getting around when a; last they made ready to. spoke words of cheer and comfort"

. that. rﬁtiﬁdgwr use‘ night. she said Gay V0 h" hlftléﬂnd B?“ 9°11 512d at"

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. south hergglf would‘ sleep on the $111011. e} happy’ realization o! her future

. » " esafradofrne, Idobeii 3- "state. _

America... F» Gay thought m herself. “She W715... ‘ '1 On 'l‘uesday, December 10th, at

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s oen " er ps with n _ e no .

I ' ‘- v amusement at the thought as she. trusting implicitly on the merits LTH l l crept between the white covers. and saving power of her Lord and

Wes: Indiemsoulh America. I ll I I v‘ Auntalmiry tilriicd Oilt the lights, Saviour. ‘ ' ' ,

South Africa. East Africa. " - ~ *- ; and went about the romp from wln- The funeral services were con-

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' . 343315153, gqpwrgmg,’ 37G - Secretary. 1t and you can walk dance and “m”? on the forehem‘ Keep the hlllbﬂﬂd 811d 8°11 N"! 01¢ WWW‘ .. .. MY m w“ ?.%‘!i'.‘33.'z."""~"°- 1- its... it...“ is: ﬁiliiiflﬁiérhfiii‘ "s.":...':*2::;t;.:u."_..."“ Wmuw feeds have d.» amount’ canal-ea Block, Charlottetown, var - sells Puinanfs Com Extractor. slide over the scalp. mama in this ‘Qfégﬁim and ySummerside ham-ah x ' f rotein and the low ﬁbre content * ' ' " v manner ten times. Now move the please copy.) fgundnjn Sampson Feed; few are '0 _ S.|y|P..”-r“

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‘DIDN'T DRlNK 1st Dry Agent:

club this evening.

TENDERS

Will be received by the Secretary for a manager of the Springﬂeldlgg ‘(zircle ‘No. 28 up until the 27th of

Invest tender not necessarily ac- cepted. '

amx. McDONALD,

FARM FUR SALE

We are live

l think we ought to _rald that ‘steenih street night

dow to window raising the blinds. When she came to the window that showed the lone Pine at the top of

Removing Corns

NAM'S" on a sore com and out comes the pain. After a fmu ap- plicahonstf "PUTNAMKSW the com shrivels up and drops out. No pain, no pinching sorencss, when you use Putnam’: Corn Extractor. EHH-VLKJGfiJfGCflOJl is guaranleed with Pufnantir. Use

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SCALP MASSAGE

sage the nerves that supply this part of the head are gently stimu- lated. There are different systems of massage, but they all aim at the some result.

Below I am describing s series of massage movements that any one can do at home. Begin by placing the fingers of both hands at the

fingers up toward the crown of the head about two inches beyond the

mont. Move the ﬂngers up lnoiher two inches and repeat. "

dressed

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beautiful cemetery adiulnlns Fif-

hsirline. Repeat the rotary move- <

ducted at her home, Cascumpec and more fully at the United Church, llkirtune Cove. by the Rev. Mr. Weir, Aiberton." who based the theme of his remarks on Matt. 22nd Chapter verse 30. "But are as the Anﬂﬁls oi God in heaven." In fitting terms he spoke of God's care of his peo-

swectly sung. "Oh God Our Help," “Asleep in Jesus" and “Peace, Per- fect Peace.“ - ' The pail bearers were Emest and Leslie Orahb. Ernest Qoles, Howard Con‘. Chas. E. MacKenzie and Wli- liam H. Getson.

The interment was made in the

tune Cove Church. To the bereaved

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