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R‘ea1 Irish Linen Da- (tjraveling lpalgl. cgntents mosltlly un- in dime‘ otheyreplp-ectlon. Where. . \ ‘ '. it‘ I a , ta aren ma- we ‘ see - _ , (l. Cloths! tel-kills: seams hlliokgp and yeyes. "NZ. if‘. we can't 213cc’. mail}; re- _ ' ' I ___{ r- m‘ - ‘ ‘ “ e a e e raze 0w e ame oer I?" pr e l a d 7 ilresn; somethink like a silver shoe was ‘heavy as he took, down I115 O 1 7.‘ slze 2 X y 5- $ - buckle with blackened stones or notes. ‘He saw trouble ahead. He - .1“ value Fina] paste set it; and a pair of men's couldn't bear to believe Rawdon .1 I boots, nearly destroyed." Wells guilty of a peculiarly remi- 1,, _ , f0!‘ each - - ' - - . "is that all?" asked Anson, when sive crime. and yet—and Y9l—li11l1i T _ ‘._ - his assistant stopped and cleared sussf-‘Biivu 0f a “ulot" sounded - $950 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 11111 throat somewhat ‘far-fetched - “N01 quite 311' 1111-," Continued tomorrow. ' R "What else did you find?" I B $10-85 - - - - - 6 llAT“ “Mum 3.‘. b°“°“" CULLODEN SCHOOL N o I Human bones. N o “They-they have that appear- EXAMINATIO ' - - - 3 - - ‘UHF Sm ~ The semi-annual exainination- of A Everything turned purple before I ,1“, Wes 01> Kennedy 583m HQ Cii-lloden School was hisld on Tues- R s caught at the back of a chair, and day 9869mm’? 23m '1“ the 9mm!‘ $1515 - - - ' ' ' 9 tin-n fell, rather than dropped. into T0‘f2‘ill which we; gglliyt decogeifd N E I 1 _ 1 . 11 1 {ted t, with wreaths an ‘ rs mus e s. llidlticgogdrgcgnt Afillllm’! had had "tc. in one corner was a beautiful S - - - - - u secret. ailmost unconscious sense Uhrisuiias tmee which was loaded ‘ . I nf resentment against Captain "with gifts for pupils and.toacher. . . . Haste for his ‘black suspicion of The pupils of t-ho various grades , Drastic P1106 Peduc ' Sir ltawdon Wells, until the young went‘ examined Iiryhtheir tzaxihler, ‘ 1 . ‘ , man crumplcil up in u fainting fit. Miss hlargarct Ic can, an ey “on” on Ijdnens’ Then he realized that the guest of slrowcd by ‘their ready answers NGVBI’ again W111 you Hidden Hall (‘curt had gone that. they had been cmnefully , through an ordeal such as few taught, be to buy Sdch men an‘ ever called upon to bear. After they had been examined E L A T u o quality at‘, these 10W I10 found himscifintcnsely sorry in the different subjects, Angus % 1 for the poor ‘fellow; but at the McLean was elected chairman anid pnces- same time. as events seemed liko- tit". following programme was well "a, l,\' to turn, Captain Haste would b0 mil-tiered by the pupils. _ i mzircd further martyrdom by being AflflfPfin‘ of Welcome by Irene ' ‘ “out of all" for n while. McPherson. Recitation, A Speech 0mm.“ Damask Table His ZHIOPIIBII sister was called In oi‘ Welcome by Eveline Smlth- "1' Napkins, I19 m me Cl to minister to him; and Miss Gll- (Thorns. Welcome Christmas by ' - I . ., ,.,t. 1 ready for use- Special if}...JiSfLTFR-Sllil’ 31$“ ..""‘{£’§.“..°§'.' BLITZ. 1., §i£iZi.‘.Z"ii.iT§L% dill" price f0!‘ dQZ,—— nurse. “He. has acknowledged that A Christmas Tree by Je-nette and 1 and I I diivcd his lifc in France." sh" Francs Singleton, Lloyd and ‘i. w "ll "l "link Y0" Ililil ‘Miler let \I‘rioii McPherson and Grover \ ' i llll‘ K0 l0 llllll HOW." . ‘Sllllllil. Recitation, Gue-ss What's w - Th" Yrkmillli: lllilllfiilt 8"._ "m- in my pocket, by Catherine Mc- iilli: lily’? |i>l‘Flll‘l‘-“l$]l?ll.‘Hlstflsfilstzint Lend, Monologue, Fneile visit ‘to - , ' _ - - "I" ““"°" v" 5 ‘I39 1e" “m” town by Irene McPherson. Recita- quality rie llzistpflirho looked liken dead 1,1(111_ A $111,111 Stripping, by Groven \ ‘ ' Llngn Table Naplgns, n)‘ ‘Iffml m? “half l0 d‘ H???“ Sm-ith. Duct, The Ilird River Valley ‘ T‘ , (h ivilivlil solu- where Miss Gll~ .‘ 1 Jam; 9 Sh k B d . . , by EVLIIIIO Smith and tt QYIIFOC ran —1 lt-tt (IIITCIQII them to "lay him Sinmelon‘ Recnafion, what Q1119 final for doz‘ down iiut»—iio cushion under his Stockmg 581,1, by moyd MC.

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The Night of

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By C. N. Ind A-M. WILLIAMSON i

Authors of "The Lightning Conductor" and other fulcinatlnl romances of mystery and love

Copyright 1924. by

Public Ledger Company

"Very well. sir, l was going to suggest it." replied Anson uneasily. "l can take the depositions of the other members of the household later. This in—er—important."

He opened the door of the lib- rary, just in time to collide with one of his own constables.

“Beg pardon, sir!" exclaimed the ‘man respectfully, dodging his su- porlOr, “I've finished my examina- tion of the contents of the fur- nacc."

“Well, what's the report?" Anson inquired brusqueiy, under the hag- gard gaze of Kennedy Haste.

“The report is, sir, remains of a

head."

hii-zinivhilo, the police investiga- tion had to go on, and was {here- foro transferred to another ro0m-— on iidjoiiiing the great. library. {This was known as “Sir Rziwdonka ilcii," but in prvparntion for guests and his dvpziriurt» for America it had been straiizhtoncil almost to

some sort against me. That's cer- tnin now—what with ‘Elie burnt boots and the bones in tine furnace -—where I swear there was nothing of the sort when I put in t-he leath- er bag. And now this footprint! lt must have been made with a boot or shoe of mine. ‘But. when the ex- pert in fingerprints comes down from Scotland Yard—thsuk heaven tharll ‘be another story. People can't imitate ones fingerprints. can they?"

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witnesses as he thought likely to possess the most valuable informa- tion, und in this order the new but- ‘ler, Marianti, came first. It was he who had seen one of the wall- panels in the music-room open, anti had stepped through into the tap cstry boudoir, where he had discov- ered the ‘blood-stained foot-print and other ‘marks. He was the ideal servant. though a foreigner, Anson thought. ‘and far ‘more worthy of his place at Hidden Hall Court than his predecessor had ‘been. The latter lind often strolled into Ardry-le-Mare, "a s-mug, smooth- faced old toad." the police sergeant apostrophized him mentally in re~ trospect, ‘and with no end of an opinion of himself. He had "put nn airs" ‘with his equalls and cring- od to ‘his superiors. No one had liked Davis; ibut it was supposed

tical Joke, by Irene ‘McPherson. Florence and‘ Catherine McLeod. Recitation. S. ‘is ‘for Santa Claus, by Frances Singleton. Chorus. Jingle Bel-ls, by School. Riiivlta- tioii, The Cat's‘ ‘Chris-thins Day, by Irene McPherson. Recitation, Old Santa Claus by Jcnctt-o Singleton. (Jlosing Chorus, Merry Christmas to you, by school.

Aftc-r the proglium Santa ‘Claus in the person of the chairman ap- pcarml on tihe scene and d-istribut- ed the presents and not even the tiniest tots ‘were florgotjten.

Last but: not ‘least came the lunch and everyone present was bountifully iproviitijud ‘for with cocoa, cakeapples amid fudge-

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. Annual Meeting

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the social service congress. "l" is tlrr February issuo of Rod and CWMY’ °" w°d"°'“y' ti" “any

the change was ‘all for the good it 011 111,-.» eventing of Now Years .1 1° ‘ 31,111,119 8.1111 1-9 m1 .- . . . . , ‘ Bed S read English l, d A n m ‘d '1 _ ~ ll W. Kl‘ 5D vhJTOIIrDIEIUIII oi‘ nicifltnick blliuidlligiflnn ,1" (.,u,,,,,1,av_ whlch 0 n, H011‘ .1110L11@r," Marjory answer- firlt day o! Janulry, A. D., 1925.1! P I gpleitnleei atagrlimy pfiorltnprlgplvtliy £28m"; Day quite a number of youngggal}: please accept lit with our united W111 1101 119 111611111011, 11 111 111111,e,1-.l‘sportgmnll i“ Hum to enjoy‘ Yffhe m]. n1 want you m 11.9w m0 111111;“ hm“. of 2 o-flock p_ m A11

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The fine old face under its thatch of white hair al-mont slirivei- ed with dismay when the boot on Sir Rnwdonh foot. fitted the crim- son outline without a fault. Marl- anti uttered a ‘kind of gasping groan. us if he ‘blamed himself for not washing away those tell-talc trnoos 'hofoi'c’they could incrimin-

[ati- the last of a noble family.

it fitnl" exclaimed “This makos ‘things rath- er serious for ,me—unless Eve- Mrs. liuste——is -found alive and Wcll. I can't hel-p believing she will he. That anything should hnp- pen to hcr—-‘in ‘my housc—would be

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several ycairu but owing to cir- cumstances over which she has no ciontrol shc ‘has been obliged‘ to resign her position.

The young ladies took advantage of this opportunity to thank Mm. Brooks for III!" great ho-ip and ‘mi- spiraiion they had riiocelved from hcr ‘during tihe time shc haxl ‘been their lender, the following address was road by Mrs, William A. Mc- Donald. nnd Mrs. Rankin Bel pre- sented Mos. Brooks with a ‘pyrex casserole on behalf of ‘the class-

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PHYGIOGRAPHY OF, NOVA SOOTIA

A very interesting and well-illus- trated report entitled “Phslography of Nova Scotia." by J. W. Gold- thwaite. Ihus just ‘been ‘published by the Geological Survey of Can- ada, Ottawa. lt dealu- in an in- structive manner with the land forms and coastal ‘features develop- ed in Nova Scotia. Explanations are given of many of the natural phenomena that have raised ques- tions in the minds of the inquirinlzi observer-tho occurrence on the Atlanticmast of fragments of rock from North mountain, the smoothed and etrhted character of some of ithc rock exposures, the formation of ‘lowlands like nus Annapolis Vsi-

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food creates acids, which excite tlic kidneys. They become overworked from the strain, get sluggish mid lull to filter the waste and poisons from the blood. Then We got sick. Rheumatism, headaches, livcr trou- ble, norvousnesfl, ilizzinoss, sloop lcssness and iiriiiiiry illsortlors of- ten como from sluggish kidneys.’

The JIIOIYIGIIC you feel n dull ziclio ‘En the kidneys, or your buck hurts, or if the unino is cloudy. offensive ful_l of sediment, irrogulnr of pus sage or attended by a sensation of scalding, begin drinking n quart of water such day, also got about four ounces of Jud Salts from any phar- macy; take a talilespoonful in a glass of water before breakfast and in a new days your kidneys may act fine.

This famous salts ls made from the acid of grapes and lemon juice, combined with lithia, and has been used for years to flush and BIIIITIIII"

lay, the salt. ‘marshes, the old for- est. under the suit marsh at Yar- mouth, the valleys of the Avon‘ River typo and the passes through‘ Oobequid mountains. The report is‘ scientific but not abstruse. it is' rendnble and remarkably free fromi rpnroiy scientific phraseoio y. The author is to be‘ congnntu ted on. lthe delightful we); in which he has ‘presented one subject and on his selection of a very ‘fine series of photographs ‘fompurposes of illus-

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’l‘wnlty and Chung oi‘ Decrease in Numbers of Wild Fowl, will also attract lllL ‘reader's attention. The roguiar contributors of stor- I04, F. V. Wiiiljams, J. W. Winston, ilon‘r.<i-.y:‘zrs‘tl~c Dale anid Martin lluntrz-r, have all ‘liiveid up to ithc IIICIIISUIVOS -in ‘uh-err different ilines of sport. And the departmental (vrlitors have their departments up to their uisiiul ‘s-bandaril‘ of excel- loucc. Published‘ miontlhlly by W. .l. Taylor, Iiimlfitoil. Woodstock, nit.

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