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BEGIN HERE TO-DAY

ANN HOLLISTER, pretty and 20. Ande brary, She falls in love with TONY MICKLE, though warned against hims by her roomasi, BARAIL KENT,

Aπ Later

merte FETEI! KENDAL willy we prominent and engaged to VALERIA BENNETT, Bociety zin. Without I'ster's knowledes Valeria goes about with way set. One night stw attends a party hij which male shot, Peter, earning how VaJeria has deceived him, tells her their engagement is at an end.

The same day Ann breaks her earkrementi

MARY RAYMOND

to

almost absurdly formal with caching away for the Bennett girl and "If the Kendalls hand you a rough other. It was dangerous-this care Ann is longing for Tony." ful, polite, friendly attitude of theirs.

If they would have eno down-right deal, you know you won't have quarrel, if Peter would get violent and stand for it," he said,

"Millicent has been dear," Aun sald shove her around, or if Ann would be- come jealous and throw something "She is planning a big party for mo

this wock." at Peter It would help a lot.

"There's a lot of emotion beneath the surface there," Millicent thought. "But it's bottled up. And that's bad."

"Probably the iron will of old man Kendall," Mac suggested.

Ann shook her hend. "You're

Well, Millicent would give her dance wrong about Fotor's grandfather. Lo Tuny. She and Peter meet in a Lot and Peter would see Ann in that gor-He is the one who is most bitter. He and discuss their mutual unhappine When

they

he asks her to marry him she sgrom. They geous white gown sho hnd bought. won't let Peter even take me out to are married that night and set out for Florida. Ann had been beautiful with her see him."

"Why, the damned old idlet!" Mac In the wings that follow Veler i Baturbed bronzo hair drawn back from her inco, by the realization that he is deeply attested fitting her small head like a bright began indignantly, adding. "Maybe by relly "friend wite." When return home Ann is snubbed by all the Ken crown, And the lines of the frock he's just mad with the world. He's dalla except Peter's winter, ILLICENT. were truly inspired, bringing out the in plenty of trouble about that addi- beauty of her slim young figure. tion to his mill. Some of the building Maybe Peter would wake up when he material orders he gave our firm have Raw Ann dancing in that white dress. been held up."

a good Millicen hoped Ann was dancer. I would help, too, if she were a bit of a flirt.Peter needed something to show him how sweet and desirable his wife was.

to

CHAPTER XVur

her Mcent sald

mother, "After all, Grandfather won't live al ways. When he dies, most of the money will be Peter's. It might be better for the family if you were friends with hin

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while

"Is that why you're sponsoring When the pictures of Ann arrived Peter's wife?" Carol asked, amused. Millicent studied them carefully. It "No, it isn't the reason. I think was difficult selecting ono for the nho'a darned sweet."

"Well, maybe Carol said. "But newspaper. They were all so lovely In one Ann's fresh face appeared why all the bother? What does she above rich fur, a tiny hat on her hend. need with un? She has Peter's The other had been made in a spring millions."

frock-a pinid with starched "You know as well or 1 do there are pique collars and cuffs. Ann wore A plenty of snobs who like to hurt new-wide tailored hat with a prim, smart comers, no matter how rich they are. brim. Her face looked very demure And if Peter's own family turns under the big hat, her eyes serene, cold shoulder, she will be hurt lots of almost sad. Millicent finally decided

the Randolph on that one. times. There reception last night. Sho wasn't asked because Mother is such a good friend of Mrs. Radolph." Millicent's angry eyes mot her mother's

WOK

Three days later Sarah picked up, a newspaper and saw Ann's picture. "What a knock-out!" Sarah said. "This will give them something to talk about. I'd give a lot to se0 Valeria Bennett's face when she seos this"

Later Sarah was almost sorry Ann had chosen the pose with the solier eyes, Tony would be sure to think he had put the sadness there. And of course he had.

Well, really, Millicent Mrs. Kendall laughed. After a moment she nald, "I never thought of suggesting to Margaret to have her. It didn't occur to me after that glimpse I had of her in Jerome's that she would be particularly interested in rocial affairs."

"You should see her now. You'd But Sarah hated for him to live change your mind! If you won't any satisfaction. At times, she had help, 1 warn you I'll put her nerons almost been sorry for Tony who had without you. It won't be hard because been hard hit by Ann's reckless step. he has beauty and brains, and Since the day he had learned of Ann's Carol augeated-millions."

marriage. Tony had been different.

success.

"I can't what all the fuss is He had gone on a terrible spree, last- about." Mrs. Kendall said, a littlefing a week. Tony had been sober Butter of anxiety in her voice, ever since, but there was something | *Poter goes out one night, angry at | disquieting about his soberness, some Valerin, picks up this girl some smouldering quality. As though a fire, where and marries her. And then were ready to break out under the you expect me to make her a rocial quiet surface.

I'd probably have to start; It was worse than a triangle, Dis teaching her table manners, Ilave mixed quartet-Ann and" Peter, Tony) you seen.her eat?"

nox Valerin. Millicent WAR drawing on her It couldn't be easy railing with gloves, "I imagine her manners are so much to rule the waters. Trou- better than mine, from what I've seen ble enough without family epnipR-1 of her. All right then, I'm giving mentions. And then, there were the reception and dance this week and Kendalls. everybody in town will be luvited. Ann stopped at Sarah's apartment Have your regrets ?"

"Indeed, yes," Mr. Kendall and gently, really have a dreadful cold and Carol will be sure to want to stay and take care of me. The whole town! Imagine."

"I agree with you. Millicent, we are Bestly," Carel anil mischievously. La reputation we have, and we must maintain it."

that afternon about 6 o'clock and rushed first into Sarah's arms and then into Mac's. Sarah thought she' hnd never seen Ann lovelier-all in warm brown, wearing the small brown hat she had worn for the picture. But the careless gayety of the past was missing. Ann was graver. There was n tenseness about her manner, a wistfulness in her eyes,

"Where is Peter" Mne queried. "Busy. I'm married to an up-and-| Millicent was angry and very deler | mined. She would do something for coming architect and construction that forlorn, lovely child. And it was engineer. Peter was called back by going to be exciting to pit her, wits the rush of work and found things against her mother's. Carol was piling up. I am afraid 1 won't be counted out. She hadn't particularly seeing much of my husbami for a counted socially, because she was in- long time." different about parties and indifferent! to everyone,

"Did you have a good time in Florida?" Sarah asked.

"Lovely. It was the dearest, most peaceful little place."

Sarah thought, "What a way to honeymoon!" talk about a

"But of course," Ann said, as thoughts, "we didn't spend all our time there. We went about. Peter wanted me to shop in Miami, but I waited until I got home."

But bire. Kendall bad power and some of the old standpattern would stick with her. People were n lot of sheep, Millicent thought. All standing back, waiting for someone to put the sign and seal of approval on those who broke into their ranks. though she were rending Sarah's

The next step in the campaign would be to convey to Ann vory diplomaticaly that one couldn't leave one's handsome and cather defenseless husband at the mercy of shrewd wo men. Peter was brilliant, but not very smart about women. If he had been, Valeria couldn't have pulled all the tricks she had. There had been times and times Millicent had wanted to tell Peter about them but it had seemed useles in the face of his blind faith In Valerin,

"And then bought out the shops," Sarah said, "How does it feel to be married to a millionaire?"

"Honestly, I never think of him like that."

"Happy, Ann?" Mac asked bluntly. The question enught Ann uimre- pared. Colour rushed to her cheeks, "In many ways, Mac,"

"Honest kid," Mae thought: "Lots Ann was nut playing up to Peter. There was a barrier of Bame kind to be happy about but something between them. At times they were missing. Probably that fellow is pin-

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"Maybe," Ann agreed, doubifully. "What about the big shebang the Heaths are having for you!" you and Sarah will be there and "Millicent has invited everybody;

Valeria Bennett."

"Ann!" cried Sarah. "You don't mean she's really invited?"

(To Be Continued).

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42 cts. n. cot, 16 eta, n. Kailan, 18/9 n.

Langkats (Single), $16 m.

S'hai Explorations, Sh. $5 n. S'hai Loans, Sh. $0 n. Raubs, $9.25 n Yenz: Goldfield, ș5 n.

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{revolutions uro increased, and by the early houra of the morning the telegraphs signal the welcome order "Full speed."

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