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PAGE TWEUVI THE SASKATOON PHCENZX, SATURDAY, JANUARY 8, 1921. ANOTHER COMPELLING, HEART-GRIPPING LOVE STORY MAY CHR Author of Helenes Married Life, The Marriage of Anne, Loves Gamble, Etc. May Christie is one of the most popular and highly paid writers of newspaper serials in the world her stories appear continuously and simultaneously in the rival English papers owned by Lord Northcliffe and Sir Edward Hul-ton. She has been on the editorial staff of the Philadelphia Evening Ledger and under the pen name of Ellen Adair became famous as war correspondent for that paper. Her career has been positively meteoric, for May Christie is still in the early twenties, and her stories overflow with the 'vivacity, charm and adventure of youth.

ETTY FOR LOVE OF Begins in The Saskatoon Phoenix in Serial Form on Saturday, January 22nd A Rough Outline of the New MAY CHRISTIE SERIAL ft ''X jW jSrr '4 -f j' fc ps- K' 'N S. V' Y' jJ t. A iw)yv f.TAfC V. TvA A A -V't, (-? '1 A Xi A A v- lA v. Dont Miss The Opening Chapters of This Charming Story Phone 2863 Have The i Phoenix Delivered Every Morning yjv-v fs4 'jA AL h3 I i Yu- -h aS' AYA A BETTY CORDON, a beautiful, high-souled country girl, is saved by Jack Trevor when her horse runs away.

It'is a case of love at first sight. Level-headed Betty is swept off her feet, and Jack realises that at last he has found the girl of his dreams. But Jack was already engaged to be married to April Moore, an exceedingly pretty and shrewd young lady, who had definitely marked Jacks fortune as well as his person for her own. The one weak spot in Aprils armor is her genuine, if selfish affection for Charlie Davon, an unscrupulous man of the world, who is not ashamed to make April borrow from her fiance to pay his debts. When April discloses herself, and poor little Betty finds that her first love is apparently false, she leaves her Aunt and her beloved country lanes and goes to visit friends in New York, in the hope of forgetting her sorrows in a round of gaiety.

At every turn she runs into April and Jack and Charlie Davon. Jack finds ample evidences of Aprils treachery, but as April has announced that she will not give him up he is A mysterious notice in a newspaper that Jack has failed in business and is in bankruptcy appears the very morning that a letter from April arrives breaking her engagement. It is not until later in the day that Jack connects the two items and wonders where April got her advance mistaken information. He wastes little time in wondering, however, for now he may claim Betty, and the happiness of the lovers is complete for a little while. How Jack is suddenly called to New York on business, how his love letters fail to reach Betty, how Betty is tricked into going to April's flat, where she thinks she overhears Jack making love to April, how Jack meets with a serious accident and lies in a hospital deliriously calling for Betty Cordon, how April passes herself off as Betty and poses as Jacks fiancee are a few of the many incidents that complicate the lives of these young people, and that will be followed eagerly and sympathetically by readers.

May Christie MAY CHRISTIE, in the twenty-odd short years of her life, has had a notable career. She was born in China of Scotch parents and is the daughter of the distinguished Dr. Dugald Christie, C.M.G., M.B., M.D., F.R.C.S., F.R.C.P. During Miss Christie's school life in Edinburgh she won all the English and Essay prizes offered. At Edinburgh University she took her M.A.

degree, with Honors in English and Philosophy. Coming over to America on a visit she was persuaded to remain as Womans Editor of the Philadelphia Evening Ledger mainly on the strength of the opening chapters of a serial entitled The Adventures of Ellen Adair in America. From that time her American and English success as a writer of newspaper serials has been phenomenal and increases with every new story released to the newspapers. FOR LOVE OF BETTY as Strong a Heart Appeal as THE ROSARY It Has the Emotional Moments ef Ecstatic Happiness, the Fears That Come With Unselfish Affection, the Overwhelming Sorrow of Disappointments and Misunderstandings That Will Clutch the Hearts of Our Women Readers. It is Also Vibrant with Action, Mystery, Duplicity and Treachery, Through Which the Hero and Heroine Win Out to Love and Peace THE SWEETEST AND MOST HUMANLY APPEALING STORY OF THE MAY CHRISTIE SERIALS THE SASKATOON PHOENIX JQnly Morning Newspaper in Central and Northern Saskatchewan W.

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