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Selwood spoke when they stood to- mTgndnfé-gm m’

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‘°°“"“‘“°d’ i. What was tho total amount en-

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With these words he skated as rapidly as possible from that part of the pond-

“I‘m driving to Point of Rocks and Medicine Bend today." he W?!" on.

B n. ' t th , fr ossibl - In be gone twosgrlatillglseplflgrhilseh giopbrerzwiiouromfather igwteahzt 3' whit w“ the numb" of TAl-l- 5'15 may 5.15 may b“ Y” s” so much" he Sh“ quickly that he applications for pensions heard

to clear those fellows out of the

, . more for you?» might not startle her. "But can't i n?“ October l’ 1930' w date?

NESTIE<5—WnrId':IAsgesfPmdurm and How many such appmmthn;

very well do this, so you must. The '

s Selim a/Cnndmsedand EvnpnmudMiIk. A10 He's coming back this morning," minute d8 breaks tomorrow mom- ‘ have been disposed o" replied Christie. with Brent confid-I Y |. 5_ In how mlmy uses have pub ‘ RICH-‘CRE '—' nine. m» talk with father about it. fnzlkbe ilregtmtelcti. tienvshtnistzent. $11G m“ men gnmd? ‘psi s I. ‘ .9 that W111 he all right." wa srag o e s re. ou . _ v - (iyx-sllrlather 1s going n, get W911," needn't be afraid.- You won't see? is‘ Inbehow ‘mug’; “s” my’ pm‘ RDQCIS suns en re use I Indicted Se1w°°d_ with“; com- anybody, but you will be watched,’ 7‘ How many applications are now Glldfdﬂkdd

and safe, from the minute you leave the tent till you're back in it. _When you get to the store. lf you see an Indian sitting on the front steps, walk right up to him and ask for the key to the store. He'll give it to you. Ask him to watch the store till you come back after breakfast. He will. Then get Carpy, early. at the hotel, and have your father carried up to the store on the cot. He'd

3. By the Board of Pension Com- better stay her d y d l ht.- d ' you’ mo m1 he; ugynan n g 1m missloners for Canada, 22,383; by the

As Christie 1mm ed‘ a wave of pension tribunal, l.735,oby the pen-

‘nicnt. "You needn't worry about lthat, anyway."

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pending before the pensions p burial? ‘ 8. In the opinion of the Depart- ment of Pensions and National J-Iealth, approximately what length ‘of time must elapse before the cases now pending are disposed of? Hon. Mr. MacL-AREN: 1. $27,963,832,23. 2. $229,076.39.

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But he was not gone two or three days. That night at dusk, with the ‘moon rising, Christie heard d man's ,' voice outside her tent. "Is Doctor [Carpy there?" She" was alone with her father and made no answer. The question was repeated. Christie pecped through the fly. Selwood stood at the tent door. She opened the ily farther and answered him. »

II bthgught :6 ‘contritlon swept ova: her She felt Sign appeal court‘ 343' llD— e ere," c s . '

slow, even tone, “but I wanted to lgfrskzgbhise voted 81182:?“ suichka mgslﬁryleﬁgelioarganzldienijlfs :25; ask a question, anyway, Yes, 1 ex- néss revealed $813021 t Z ari-lhavc disposed’ as t," as the" Judy 090M! t0 be 5'7"‘? ‘mm Wcdmsday" favor of a man such, oh an“ n diction is concerned, of all claims. I found a teamstcr hllgli it ticiiintfpi realized starbuck mull: Sh: “o; The number or claims which are 3221:1515“; (IIggl/Blglglgngaior cgrgy; quite enough to humble her. ’ held for reference to the pension

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tribunal pending a decision as to ~ 1 She looked at him ithout - ' lljevjlddggttl adifnihns-ligh tzhanttheiuinrigl iﬂs- Where he stwdw the blgnrsiyﬁn their Jurisdiction‘ is 777‘ by the iﬂiﬂéiuq, ‘had maée this um,“ lighted his lace, for he had surren- pension tribunal’ L536; by the pm‘ lnccessary‘ and that he was inquiring “Ted the 511550" l0 1161‘ OWH- 5km appeal mun’ 343'

for cnmy Where he was quite certain "What" She asked "are you some 5' By the Bwd °' “m” °°m'

. I i _ he Should not ﬁnd him. to do? I hope you wont g0 mm any nissioners, 4,762, by the pension - chnstie stepped silently lust hut- denser on my father's account" "lbllnﬂl (subject to appeal), m; by ' th -

‘side the tent. "Father is asleepfl He surPres-‘led 51511811 "NOE 8S g 35:2“ 37:31:?“ 0mm she said Buardedly. "'I‘he doctor much as 1m 1" 110W?’ It WES l! 1001- .' l . h ‘t been here this evening“ 15h thing to say. He tried to hedge mlssioners for Canada, none; by the

“Ego” I troubled you tamer any but, alarmed she out mm o“ nwhat’ pension tribunal, 829; by the pension y dn you mean? You've been far too appeal court’ 220'

better?" , '1. 1200. ’

“oh, I hope SQ He slept a lot m_ kind to us to get into any trouble for ' d ., our sakes. I only wish we were 8' No answere‘ ~

any" _ may mm here. NO'l'E.—-The figures quoted in ‘ . He“ be tprett? tsore ffmﬁz: "I'm willing to get into trouble if ‘answer to “uesﬂon No‘ 2 are m IIIIld staarbuczonget those YOU“ Stay. I'd rimm- hunt m, a lliarch 3i, i931, all others are to ‘fellows out of the store for you?" “m9 than 5E8 W“ 195v‘? Apru so’ 1931' l Lime escaped selwoott She Christie tossed off a sense of eln- ‘turned her face quickly to one side. bm-essmenv- “My leavlns couldn't MALPEQUE

possibly mean anything to-any one

"No," she said, looking down. "he ,

'n'id not." in Sleepy Oat." me following were recent guests

l “Whavs the matter?» "If I could tell you what lt would regjstered nt the “MacDougall House” ~;_1,e__~ mean to me you might chance your Premier Lear-Victoria. Horace ﬂwen?fl mind on that polnt." She regarded ywrightr-Bedeque. Wm. H. Mac'-

"1'm afraid I can't explain. I mm l" the m00Iil1811l¢ father bravely Dougall. Elmer Dunning-Charlotte-

'0,” “pp-Ah, spoke mm m, till he had said that much. arm he town, ,1, Baylor-Charlottetown, }PhEart__|lI might never s” 111m spoke she was silent-almost re- '--——--

yagain... captive; but he added desperately. The Rev. H. E. Campbell of Pownal l “Wt-ll," exclaimed Selwood, "if "There's just one miserable blamed preached with much acceptance in

1935011 Why I can't.“ Prinoetown United, on Sunday morn-

‘that's the situation I won't ask any

more questions. So he wouldn't do Christie changed the subject in- ing the 17th, and in the Evenin! the lanything?» stantly. “Wherever we go we congregation had the privilege of “Non blurted m, Christie‘ “aw couldn't find a kinder friend- listening to the Rev. Dr. Watson

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father said this morning. It's when trouble comes that real friends count. And your influence would be good on father." Selwood started a little. "I'm so afraid now of his running with these awful gamblers, down in River street." Selwood looked away. Christie spoke on very seriously: "Of all men in the world I think gamblers are meanest-don't you?"

nngry at the recollection. "not un- Hess-J‘

"Unless what?"

She clasped her bards. Unless ‘I'd do something I refused to do—', i An expletivc, like a pistol-shot, es- capcd the listener. "I premised W osk no more questions," said Sel- iuoci. but 1v'e got to‘ ask just one. iIs he fit to llve—or isn't he?"

Frightened, she looked up. I'm 'makinr1 it worse and worse—I didn't

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Mrs. James K. MacGougan, arriv- ed home on ‘Inesday evening after

(To beContinued) having spent a. very pleasant winter

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- -i l‘ l’ mm! . S, S, her daughter Mrs. John Simpson, Selwood did not laugh. His dls- Hammon . ‘tress was n» evident. "And you Freizht and Pesaenren- ' __ i-ifused?" was 811516 said. “Wil” MLetavel cArrivo "Arrive Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Gamble. and rlid your father say " on rea lftown C ‘town three chudgen o; Trwn were was“ Th“ ‘m’ deep‘ Christie could m l‘ m Ruin?” Lu::':m. at the "Manse" on Sunday. ‘ly hold the gambler to his word. , ________ ‘m v St. Johns Montreal “'1'” "l" Y“ "’°"‘d“‘ “k Fm’ mm Mr. and Mrs. Ralph mail-m, and questions." she replied simply: but my so m: If my: l-stle son Jack. Mrs. Dan Beairsto. She hid a mm °I slmpucm’ that Jung 13 June 15 Jung s; Mrs. G. W. Ramsay and Mrs. Bin-

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