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lil'Dili'h'
ill
and
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subject,
10
Alias
Brown's
re-
I
lief,
was
temporarily
dropped.
They
Lspbke
of
the
party
of
the
night
i.
.
-
:
-
-
-
-
.before,
Malakoff
explained
his
ab-
Isence
by
telling
them
that
while
in
London
ne
uvea
almost
me
lire
,
,
-m
r-n
,fr.
nt.,
nr
.-i-.
v-
nrr
Hill,
Mmmiimmmm
15
,
O
I
lot
a
recluse
except
.for
a
little
oc
two
English
musicians.
'
"Before
the
production
of
a
new
work,"
he
confided,
as
they
made
their
way
to
the
dining
room,
"I,
as
a
rule,
shut
myself
up
for
a
.fortnight
I
am
afraid
of
losing
;
the
inner
sense
of
what
I
must
help
my
musicians
to
interpret.
It
is
extraordinary
how
many
dif-
,
fWulties
a
work
of
one's
own
composition
presents
if
suddenly
1
confronted
with
it
when
one's
mind
has
been
traveling
in
other
directions."
"I
know
a
modest
authoress,"!
the
Princess
remarked,
as
shcj
waved
them
to
their
places
at
the
;
taWe.
"who
often
forgets
her
own
plots."
I
"Your
art,
dear
Princess."
Malakoff
observed,
"nevertheless
lives
nearer
to
you
than
mine.
I
mean
jthat
yoil
can
send
your
mlndj
'more
easily
into
the
places
where
jyour
ideas
are
born.
Sometimes!
(my
music
escapes
me,
and
I
think'
i
that
it
must
travel
into
Infinity,
!
for
there
are
phrases
which
have!
I
come
to-
me
sometimes
in
the'
night,
have
vanished
with
the
idawn
and
never
reappeared.
You!
are
interested
In
music.
Miss
I
Brown?"
"I
am
ashamed
to
say,"
Miss
Brown
confessed,
"that
I
am
ut-,
terly
and
entirely
ignorant
of
It."
"It
is
a
state
which
has
its
advantages."
he
declared,
talking
all
the
time,
but
making
also
aston-;
ishing
inroads
upon
the
first
course
of
his
luncheon.
"The
bane
of
the
musical
world
is
the
per-;
son
with
technical
knowledge
nndj
no
appreciation
none
of
the
fln-j
er
sense
of
-appreciation.
I
mean
j
torture
to
talk
with
such
a:
person.
Tney
speak
with
the
words
pt.understandlng
and
with
a
clos-
ea
soul.
My
dear
Princess,
what
caviare!"
.,
''''The
"Princess
made
a
sign,
and
his
plate
was
refilled.
'
"In
the
regrettable
absence
-of
vodka."
he
said,
with
a
reproachful
glance
at
his
hostess,
"I
clamor
for
a
glass
of
kummel."
The
liauer
was
duly
presented,
and
he
drained
the
contents
of
a
Uarge
glass.
From
then
onward
the
icfitefi-.
interest
which
Miss
Brown
i
had
in
the'
luncheon
was
in
watch-
room.
"I
will
come
to
the
oblect
of
this
little
meeting.
"I
do
not
accept
invitations
to
lunch,
as
the
Princess
knows
very
well.
I
came
here
to
meet
vou."
iHls
eves
wm-p
t
ypH
nnnn
Mlu,"
wuw"""
"use
unu
Brown:
the
little
wrinkles
In
his,
aSn?ufm!id
1Ie
threw
face
seemed
to
have
become
deep-!
acro"f
,,
.
er.
He
was
nervously
clasping
and!
(To
Be
Continued
Tomorrow)
unclasping
his
wonderful
white!
hands,
with
their
long,
bony
fin-1
gers.
"Young
lady,"
he
said,
"I
gather
that
my
friend
Desslter
died
so
unexpectedly
that
he
had
no
time
to
send
for
me
or
any
of
his
frle'rlds..
You
yourself
know
how
suddenly
things
were
over."
'-wen,-
ne
conciuaea,
"tnis
isi
what
I
wish
to
ask
you.
You
have!
bv
chance
In
your
possession
Des-I
you
to
do
with
them?
May
I.
before
I
answer,
ask
you
something?"
Miss
Brown
begged.
He
waved
his
hand
In
assent,
and
she
continued.
"How
did
you
know
jhab
I
had
these
notes
In
my
possession?"
On
December
1
Miss
Irma
Brooks
takes
over
the
management
of
The
Louvre,
but,
before
that
date,
the
huge
Louvre
stock
has
to
be
further
reduced.
The
regular
stock
of
The
Louvre
and
the
balance
of
the
Nobby
stock
bought
at
20
cents
on
the
dollar
is
now
offered
at
wonderfully
low
prices.
THESE
GOODS
MUST
BE
DISPOSED
OF,
REGARDLESS
OF
COST,
AND
THERE
ARE
ONLY
A
FEW
DAYS
LEFT
NOW
IN
WHICH
TO
DO
THIS!
WtTher
neighbqrs
gastronomic
ex-!
ii.'n.,nimi
nlfllrs
Ho
uras:
franirlw
olmncl
l
n(
ot
cnucnsniy.
aware
oi
tnem.
fact.
I
haice.
ecelved
A
npt.,ietr
f.
Ilf
my
final
instructt.iM'1
f
ex-
VjrOltO
UllU
AaiTl
g"1
WlIlS
"
Ul
'miu
now,
ne
announcea.
1
"Not
"Not
tell
ten
mer
me?"
'Malakof?
'MaraKOir
ex
turning
to
Miss
Brown
abruptly
claimed,
with
flash,
of
-the.
eyes
when
the
coffee
had
been
served!
"But
it
is
absurd!
I
was
Dessiter's
and
th
servants
had
.
left
the
i
friend
and
confidant.
Now.
listen.
This
I
demand
of
you.
Before
you
part
with
those
notes
you
and
I
must
go
through
them
together,
and
the
sooner
the
better.
I
will
point
out
what
it
is
wise
to
delete.
Sport
Chat
M.
Andrews
vs.
C.
Balagno.
Ling,
the
Tailor
Phone
619
it
His
eyes
seemed
to
be
boring
I
The
Canadian,
Legion
meets
the
their
way
into
the
back
of
Miss
Elks
tonight
in
the
Bllllara
Brown's
head.
Miss
Brown
was!
League
with
line-up's
as
follows:
listening
attentively,
with
a
puzzled
frown
upon
her
forehead.
A.
Murray
vs.
A.
Easson.
P.
Tinker
vs.
W.
Mitchell.
J.
H.
pillsbury
vs.
F.
Stephens.
M.
B.
Young
vs.
W.
Wllllscrott.
sitcrs
last
messages
to
the
world
.
the
result
of
his
last
exploit
and
explorations.
What
are
your
ot
TITPI
Of
TITOl
instructions
from
him?
What
are.l
II
fl
'Nl
II
I
.1
MADE
TO
ORDER
Cutting,
Workmanship
anil
All
Guaranteed
"From
Desslter's
servant,
Mer-j
SUITS
STEAM
CLEANED
gen,
was
me
prompt
repiy.
"Mer-
PUFSSFD
gen
Is
of
no
consequence.
Already
I
AND
l
believe
he
has
taken
another
iVl
e
Deliver
"e,,vr
tn
10
Anv
Anv
I'nrt
lnrt
ot
nf
th
ih,
position.
What
I
am
suggesting
to,
you,
Miss
Brown,
is
that
you
tell
me
what
instructions
you
have
with
regard
to
your
notes."
"I
am
sorry,"
MJss
Brown
replied,
in
a.
tone
as.
colorless
as
her
personality
when
she
wished
it
to
seem
so,
"but
I
cannot
answer
your
question.
As
a
matter
City.
win.
In
the
second
delayed
game
j.
uniman
(uroiioi
neat
w.
E.
wu-liscroft
(Elks)
260
to
203.
This
evening
the
Elks
and
Cana-iian
Legion
are
scheduled
to
meet.
The
league
standing
to
date
:
O.
TU.
Av.
Orotto
8
9431
1179
Elks
,
7
7690
1099
Canadian
.
Legion
.
7
74G0
r
10G6
Grotto
Loses
For
First
Time
This
Season
in
Whist
Owing
to
the
Moose
bazaar
today,
the
Whist
League
fixture
between
3rotto
and
Moose,
which
was
scheduled
for
this
evening,
wan
nlnvpH
last
night,
the
Moose
winning
by
a
(tuicuiswi,
n
was
tne
urst
time
.his
season
that
the
Grotto
has
been
lef
eated
In
the
Whist
League.
Other
tlxtures
for
the
week
will
be
played
inn
Itrh
t
The
standing
Is
as
follows:
W.
L.
r.
3rotto
...
4
i
I.
O.
O.
F
4
0
Seal
Cove
2
2
7anadlan
Legion
'
2
2
C.
N.
R.
A
"2
2
St.
Andrew's
i
9
Moose
2
3
Lelf
Erikson
l
a
Six
Musketeers
l
3
Elevator
3
lanaglhg-
Secretary
h.
W.
Birch
read
at
last
night's
meeting
of
the
iiospuai
Doara
a
statistical
document
Issued
by
the
Department
of
Trade
and
Commerce
wherein
It
was
shown
that
per
capita
treat
ment
costs
per
diem
in
British
Columbia
hospitals
had
averaged
from
$3.19
to
$3.29
In
a
period
of
five
years,
the
avcraee
p.nt
in
most
other
provinces
being
higher
than
this.
Prince
Rupert
Oeneral
Hospital,
with
a
per
capita
cost
last
month
of
$2.98,
compares
very
favorably
with
the
other
hospitals.
Hospital
Had
New
High
Record
Days
In
Month
October
A
total
of
1602
hospital
days
treatment
were
given
in
th
Prince
Ruro-rt
C.'h
.
month
of
"
hifh
ret-on!
Mil
lilt'
lli'll.'i
institution
:'
report
of
tin
last
nlKlit
s
i.
cost
;
;
Dui.nw
t.'.i
pendlt'm-
ntu
colli
i
tior.
S
cit
ot
.NVtPl;a..
--"""'-'""-itiwuwnn
I
Besides
Ladies'
Hats,
Coats
and
Dresses,
Here
Are
Some
of
the
BARGAIN
SPECIALS
By
Decisive
Score
In
Billiard
Match
Tuesday
evening's
Billiard
League
"Me?"
Miss
Brown
repeated,
That
would
have
been
my
office
Hxture
beteween
Grotto
and
Elks
with
a
slnklne
heart.
if
nwltor
had
hwn
nii"
was
completed
last
night,
the
to-
Entlrely.
I
am
a
man
who'
Mis
Brown
had
never
looked
bacconlsts
winning
from
the
lodge
Ukes
tc
disclose
hlms.lf.
If
I
had
to
gentle,
so
almost
insignificant
mei
y
aggregate
score
of
1204
reached
here
before
the
death
of
jxcept.
tor
her
blue
eyes.
Never-
t0
979
In
one
of
tne
deferred
my
friend
De.-witer.
he
would
I
theless.
thfre
was
something
tin-
8nM
't
night
U.
J.
Nelson
mow.
have
nt'd
me
his
literary
ioulv
definite
about
Ute
shake
of
iPut'
i''
10
A,
Basson
204
to
xecuua.
We
had
the
same
tastes-
her
head.
s?0,
thU
being
the
only
one
of
the
we
detested
the
same
institutions.!
"What
a
pity
that
you
arrived
"ve
Kam
ihe
Elks
weir
able
to
ne
naa
commence
in
my
judg-nn
England
too
late
to
see
Col-ment.
He
realized
that
some-onel
Desslter,
Mr.
Malakolf,"
she
times
he
was
too
lmnetuous:
that
said.
"Now,
of
course,
what
you
he
would
put
things
down
on
pap-
ask
Is
Impossible.
I
am
only
a
er
which
must
never
find
their
servant
In
this
matter.
I
have
no
way
Into
print.
He
disclosed
an
latitude.
I
cannot
depart
from
abuse,
,let
us
say.
People
some-
,
my
instructions.
Just
as
they
were
times
doubted
his
facts
because
i
givn
to
me
I
must
fulfill
them."
of
his
adjectives."
,
-
...
Malakoff
leaned
across
the
j"A
very
good
line,"'
the
Princess
'table.
There
was
fury
in
his
face,
murmured.
"May
I
use
ii?"
.
1
Suddenly
he
tore
from
.the
third
Malakoff
ignored
heie'
Vas!lflner.
0(
n.ls
le."
hand
the.
one
-Jengrbssedrr'whaThe
was
saying.
maVei0"sJ?,l,
wa
weanng-
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