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SERIAL STORY-
Lovable
BEGIN HERE TO-DAT
ANN HOLLISTER, pretty and 10. And work in a Ibrary. She falls in love with TONT MICKLE, though warned against him by her room-mate, BARAI KENT
Later she meria PETER KENDALL, wealthy and prominent and unanged to VALERIA BENNETT, society" girl. Without Peter'a knowledge Valeria apes about with a KAY art. One night she attends a party at which man'la shot. Peter, learning how Valeria has derived him, tells her their engagement
le at an east.
The same day Ann breaks er engurement in Tons. She and P'rian meet in a resurant and died their mutual unhappiness. When he auka her to marry hime she grass. They Ar married that wicht and set out for Florida.
The first moming after thele arrival there
Ann wow for an early swim.
CHAPTER XV
The lake was turquoise blue- beautiful and cold, even with the sun pouring warmly down upon it. Ann plunged in and, after the first shock, folt exhilarated. She struck out with ensy, graceful strokes.
Peter, discovering that Ann's door was open, cailed in, "As soon as you're dressed breakfast will be ready.”-
There was no answer. “Anni"
|
the subject of birds. Lena tells me he can imitate any bird he's over heard and some he only imagines he hours."
"Let's go sea." "After breakfast." "Now." "No."
BMARY RAYMOND
She opened her eyes and saw the muscles around Pater's mouth con tract. And then- Pelor was pulling her up, almost roughly, to a altting position. He spoke curtly, "You're feeling all right now, aren't you? Suppose wo pull in?"
fila face was red. Perhaps, Ann
Any got into her clothes, thinking thought, it was from being out in the a little about Petor's masterfulness, | sun. He was giving all his attention He had been teasing, but she was sure to the motor, having forgotten ap there were depths of steadfastnessparently that she might have drowned and determination in him, not yet un-back there when he was tearing away
from her.
covered,
at the table.
Her sense of humour came to her "Did you sleep well last night?" Peter asked as he pulled out her chair rescue. How absolutely silly. Dia aho expect Peter to moon over hor "Yes. But I dreamed about alli-like a love-sick idiot! Peter, who was in love with Valeria Bennett. gatore,"
Of course she didn't.
His eyes teased, "Gront Scott! Couldn't you find something better to dream about?”
Ann did not reply, did not tell him she had dreamed about him, also and Tony.
He had rushed to her and pulled her into the boat very efficiantly. Ho had been genuinely frightened. Yes, she had seen that In his eyes. And gentle. It was strange how gentle Feter, who was so big and rugged, could be.
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After breakfast Peter proposed go- ing out on the lake again. He had a motorboat and an aquaplane. Had she ever
tried aquapioning? No, Well then, he would teach her. It was really great sport. Stil no Answer. A quick survey He showed her how to climb upon revealed that Ann was nowhere the board. On her knees, and then around. Fear gripped Peter. He put up one foot and then the other. was off toward the lake in a Nonsense,
Ang wasn't that kind. rubber trends and to sway lightly, Ann was sensible, sane. Half-way, rhythmically with the motion of the he saw her white cap, like a dot on boat, Tenseness was fatal. the blue water. He returned to the And presently Ann, balanced on the house, got into his suit and raced back board, was flying along behind the to the pier.
bont. Not too swift a pace at first, as Pettr turned to watch her progress Ann looked like a picture, he thought. All in white, with the spray from the boat splashing over her.
"For moment," Ann said, "I was simply scared to death. You seemed
million miles away." A hundred yards or so would seem "If you pretty far." Peter said, happened to be drowning.
"But I wasn't drowning," Ann said.
Alexandria. run. How to brace her feet firmly on the "I was swimming when you got
there."
Ann saw him: swimming toward her, the long, powerful strokes bring- ing him rapidly near her. She Amiled.
"It's time you got out of this cold water," Peter said.
"You said we would swim on mild cinys,"
"Well, you can't spent the whole day in the lake even on mild winter days," Peter retorted. "I'il race you in, and give you a good handicap."
Pater caught up and they were swimming along aide by side for a while.
"Yes, I know." Peter said, without apparent interest.
Ann stopped talking. Still silent, Peter tied up his boat. Ann walked ahead, expecting him to overtake her. She had reached the porch when sho turned and saw him striding toward
the house. All the friendliness hed There were several spills. Then Vanished from his manner. If he Poler would turn the boat around and were going to be moody, it would bo the lenson would begin again. Ann lonely here. was thrilled, unafraid. Peter mar veled at her fearlessness and pro- ficiency. She was getting the hang of the thing.
"Faster, Peter!"
Peter had tied the boat with swift, savage fingers. Looking up, he saw Ann walking slowly toward the
house. He waited until she was near the steps before starting up the path. All right then. He speeded the He told himself that he had acted like boat up. It shot across the water like a fool. No wonder Ann's eyes had brilliant orange streak. And then, met his in amazement, No use trying looking book, he saw the board bobb to excuse himself. Of course, she was ing along without Ann. And very had realized, looking down
lovely. And she was his wife.
at her, far away it seemed to him during that moment of suspense a blot of white touching her wet cheek, that she wan his wife, ile had known that with on the water. It was there on his lifective mind before. But there
minute and then it disappeared,
in the boat.
After dinner, n
Ho
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He had deliberately slowed after the first burst of sped to prevent her from being too disgracefully outdistanced. They pulled up on the pler and Kat in the sun, surveying each other. "Nien stroke you have, Ann."
well, there was no "What about your own?"
JOURNEY TO THE PEAK The exerelse had brought high Peter let the motor out to the Inst use in rehearsing it all again. colour to Ann's cheeks. There was a notch, roaring ncross the water alizing he had gone off his head In Ann was probably disgusted, re-
CUT SHORT light in her eyes. She thought Peter ward the spot where he had seen the that boat.
Peak residents will find it more looked splendid, with his brown hair, blot of white. It had apponreci again
stle chilled by convenient to get home, and less ex- tousled, his gray eyes amlling a little, and Ann was swimming toward him Peter's manner. Ann suggested a pensive if they have to take a taxi, drops water on his strong, tanned weakly, aims and legs.
then coloured a Ittle.
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"BENYORLICH" This handsome stranger-he was
What in the world was the matter beginning to seem less strange all the
with her, being aclf-conscious like
The rond, which is a little less than Consignees of Cargo are hereby time--was her husband.
"I fell off when you turned.” An this?
a mile in length, was opened yester-informed that all Goods are being "Breakfast was rondy when I enn.e explained when she had recovered her
at thoir risk into the aut," Peter said.
Honeymoon bridge, tame at best,day. Commencing from May Road, landed breath. "I went under before I knew proved anything but diverting to-night it leads on to Stubbs Road at Maga-dwood foxton, hazardous The inner 'man must be satisit and swallowed a lot of water. with Peter answering in monsyllables, zine Gap, thus cutting the Journey Godowns of The Hongkong and How- fied,” Ann mocked. She got to her thought I was sunk, Peter,"
Godown Co., Ltd., short by at least 2 miles. Previous loan Wharf & feet, discovering she was hungry, too,
making not the least effort to be en-ly motor trafic to the Peak proceeded whence and/or from the wharves de- "So did I" he said grimly.
tertaining. Florida sun, air and water she
obtained. (Blowing hot
and cold. Well. let road avaliable.
via Stubbs Road, this being the only very may realized, might develop an appetite,
him."
No claims will be admitted after the Goods have left the Godowns, "Why didn't you call me?" Peter
Companionable and kind one minute naked as they walked toward the
and cold and formal the next Ann in 18 to 24 feet in width. On the left ed after January 18, 1935, will be With a macadam surface, the road and all Goods remaining undeliver- house.
frankly yawned.
"I'm sleepy." she said,
hand aide, going up, is a narrow tubject to rent.. pavement for pedestrians, flanked by
He hauled her over the side of theme of honeymoon bridge. And now that the new Magazine Gap Road The Steamship. host and into his arms: "Lord, Ann. You frightened me.”
"I thought you word asleep,”
Be scoffed. "Asleep! I've been up for hours, using all my persuasive powers to keep Lena from clattering dishes and Juan from reporting his discovery to the world at large.
"What discovery 7"
Ann felt strangely at peace, rest- Ing there in his arms, the sun pouring down on her. She closed her eyes.
Peter, looking down, saw her long lashes curled against her wet checks. A strand of bright hair had escaped from under the white cap and was lying on her check-close to her young, sweet, mouth. Peter brushed the strand away. It was like an electric shock-the touch of his hand on Ann's cool, smooth flesh. His arms tightened violently about her,
"A bird nest. The kid is crazy on drawing her closer.
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"Why don't-you-gs to bed?". "That's where I am going." Ann said. Then she decided that she had sounded curt and rude-like Peter
"Good night, Peter," she amended politely.
"Good night."
(To Be Continued.)
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The stone wall borders the left hand ed on or before January 30, 1938, or a stone wall, looking on to May Road. must be presented to the Underalgs- side of the rund practically all the they will not be recognized. way to Stubbs Road, In various To comply with the General Bonded parts of the road, however, the wall Warehouse Regulations consignees must have A Revenue Officer in has not yet been completed.
attendance when damaged dutiable Motorista are warned to drive care.goods are examined. fully round the hair-pin bend at the All broken, chafod, and damaged junction of Magazine Gap Road and Goods are to be left in the Godowns, May Road it accidente are to be where they will be examined on
That's a Good Girl," adapted from Willard Robertson, Arthur Vinton, and avoided. The intersection of Stubbs January 16, 1935, at 10 am., by the most famous of ail Buchanan's | Charles Sellon. stage shows, made with the scrupulous Jack which distinguished Buchanan as producer and director. It had a rapturous reception at its London premiere.
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tion more beautiful and alluring than have featured roles and the film la ono Hongkong, 0.1, 1035. of a typical American couple, "Eimeri "Paris Interlude" showing at the ever, as the foremost charmer of the dealing with the problems of a typical
on Tuesday and and Elsie," Paramount's new George Oriental Theatre
gallant Southland of the Gay and American couple. Directed by Gilbert Bancroft film, is coming shortly to Wednesday is one of the most enter Naughty Nineties. With Roger Pryor, Pratt, "Elmor and Eisle" was adapted
taining pletures of the season.ter lending man as a two-fisted ring from the Queen's Theatre, with Frances Rollicking humour, amid which runs hero, John Mack Brown as a gallant and Mark Connolly.
original play by S. Kaufman Fuller, Roscoe Karna and George a charming love story, a background lover, and John Miljan, the "tall and Barbier also in featured roles. The of Paris and its spectacular fashion dark" monace, Miss West plays the
"Outcast Lady" film presents the virile star in a new shows, the Fine Art Balls, Joyous part of a
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"JEAN LABORDE" Lype of role, entirely different from night spots and the historic landing who gives up her title of burlesque Mayor production now showing at the "Outcast Lady," the Metro-Goldwyn-
Arrived Hongkong on Sunday, the 13th January, 1935. the roles he has been playing. Here, of Lindbergh are among the high queen of St. Louis to become the Queen's Theatre, based on Michael Bancroft is cast as a gruff. likeable, pota of a very engaging piece of sweetheart of New Orleans. Pro Arlen's "The Green Hat," tells the
From MARSEILLES &c. who rises to entertainment. It deals with the minently cant in the supporting roles story of a glamorous woman's reck-named steamer are hereby informed Consignees of Cargo by the above bashful truck-driver, great heights in business through the goings-on of a group of newspaper-are unselfish devotion of his wife. Be-men, a girl fashion writer, an ilus- Hymer and Stuart Holmes. And, trayed by Constance. Bennett with of Oplum, Treasuro and Valuables are Katherine DeMille, a Warren less devotion. That woman is por- that their goods with the exception and others in the festive furnishing a background of entrancing Herbert Marshall playing opposite being landed and placed at their risk belloves his wife should confine herself American colony in the French canital. rhythms for Miss West's songs, are her. The picture to cook books. Like his boss, played There is bit of dramatic sacrifice, Duke Ellington and his orchestra. by George Barbier, he thinks that a sweet love story, spectacle, and a women's place is in the home and wealth of laughs. The cast includes resents their interference in the Madge Evans, Una Merkel, Otto curcers of their husbands. "It's a Kruger,. Ted Healy, Edward Brophy, man's world" he says boastfully. Bert Roach, Louine Henry, George However, unexpected emergencies Meeker, Richard Tucker and others. arise, and it is his wife's quick think- As an extra added attraction ing and ingenuity that enables him popular six Hollywood Blondes will to win the big job thus bringing the present their novelty dance creations Alm to
entertaining on the stage at every performance. happy and climax. Adapted from an original play by George S. Kaufman and Marc Connelly, "Elmer and Elsie" was directed by Gilbert Pratt.
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Is the smartest in the Godowns of the Hongkong drama seen to date, and in it we also Kowloon Wharf and Godown Co. Ltd., see the nowest pair of screen lovere Kowloon, whence delivery can be in Misa Bennett and Mr. Marshall, obtained on the goods aro fanded.—— In "Elmer and Elsie," the Pura- These two great lovers are ably Gond not cleared within 7 days bunt picture coming as the next supported by an excellent cast headed including date of arrival, will b change to the Queen's Theatre, George by Elizabeth Allan, playing the tiled subject to reut. Brent is seen in a role ho has never point of the triangle, Hugh Williams the
All chalos must be sent to the played before. It is that of a gruff, seen. Misa Bennett's brother, undersigned before Wednesday, 23rd to Gerald; Mrs. Patrick Campbell, Henry January, 1986, or they will not be likeable truck driver who rises heights through the help of his devot- Stephenson, Leo Carroll, Robert recognized. ed wife. Through books he believes Loraine and Allee B, Francis. Direct- Damaged Packages must be left in her place is in her home and agrees ed by Rober Z. Leonard, one of the Godowns for examination by the Heralded as the "Dawn Patrol" of with many other husbands that this the best qualified directors in Holly- consignees, and the Company's Bor a man's world. Frances Fuller wood, the many years of the story are veyor Messra:-Goddard and Douglas 1933, Richard Barthelmess newest plays the wife whose quick thinking carefully blended into ■ powderful at 10.00 a.m. - on Friday, the 18th picture, "Central Airport," is now enables her husband to win the big drama, with romance acted perfectly. January, 1935. Consigneca must have showing at the Star Theatre. The job but who permits him to keep the "Outcast Lady" is a film that wina Revenue Officer in attendance when "That's a Good Girl," coming to the super air-thriller glorifies the Rying illusion that he is a self-made man thrill all who see it." King's Theatre on Thursday, is the heroes of peace-not war and is said third British and Dominions picture to exceed anything that the talented in which Jack Buchanan has starred. star has over done. The powerful How Herbert Wilcox acquired the story deals with the hazardous lives popular and the exciting loves of these hardy services of Britain's most
history. navigators of the stormy air-lines. atage figure. Is still recent It was soon after Mr. Buchanan's Richard Barthelmess plays the part of return from America where he had a returned war hero who pilota trans- Но starred In "Monta
Carlo" with continental passenger plans. Jeanette MacDonald that the an-crashes his ship, with a heavy toll of nouncement of the British and lives, and is "grounded." Discredited Dominions capture was made. Then in the game he loves and the only followed the nows of Jack Buchanan's one he knows, ho goes barn-storming first subject, a musical called "Good with a travelling air-circus, and falls Night Vienna" to be personally direct- | In love with Sally Ellers, a parachute ed by Herbert Wilcox, "Good Night Jumper. Their glamorous love affair Vienna" proved at a blow that, Jack, and the many thrilling plane crashes Buchanan was the biggest, Box-office build "Central Airport" into a mighty name in British pictures. The fim drama. A strong cast supports the ran fourtoon weeks at the Capitol, stars, among them being Glenda Haymarket, and broke records where Farrell, Harold Huber, James Murray. ́ever it was shown. Now comes Claire-McDowell,- Grant --Kitchell,
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