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That was why she thought -hc was

"Fresh from the Gardens" spying; that wa.. 'why un.. would

-rf” not, if shc could help it, leave him

alone.

He continued to walk toward the

‘» car and to speak so that the man

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ls G4/ “ whoever he was might hear. “Sure-

% Qs ‘. ly you don't want to annoy your

5 father and have him question you.

v f» h “ do you? As for .the blue' car and

Q", '5 i ts owner," he continued, "Lt is

-hardly my affair."

ead up and nodded to the girl

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- 'f_ as hero of her secret romance, he

l li* now had a pretty fair idea. The

wx ' malls face, though good-looking in

_ its wa was ano nbooktcsir

Y. Pe

g G¢0l'8B- ily: “I have expla,'ned why."

Sir George wondered why the "No, I don‘t think you have. ,_

fellow had been so asznine as to try You've just given me an order, ‘and dum He may even comm” mm__ to hide his face, so_anx ous to avoid I apparently business comes before der in the state of unbearable sub

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‘ _and then quickly turned his back

a “ 0 |ms inlsiec himself with tho nr

` again.

I Sir Gwrge waited for a moment.

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the llo-.kics hy the easiest gradient and at the lowest nlfitude; yet within sight of their

highest: peaks.

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The man at the car jerked his

urely any decent sort would be likely to come over and speak- make it easy 'for the girl to intro- duce them. The mari, however, after iluit one look hurried book to work at the car, his face resolutely tum- ed from Sir George. The girl, look- ing first at one and then at the other, slowly turned and went to- ward her fathers house.

Sir George, walked away past the

car. What sort of cheap and awful person that little devil had elected

any speech with him. He stopped dead in the middle of the road for

to h’m. It must have been that he was afraid since he had seen Sir George first, of reocg~n`tion. Then the fellow must be some oncgwhom

he himself would recognize. He

But Kcllogg’s ALL-BB'AN ' Brought Real Relic! ‘

If you arc subject to headaches,

loss of sppctitc and energy sleep- lecsncss and other ciicctc that ao often result from constipation, told Mrs. Tux-ner’s voluntary letter. _

“For the past six months I have

been eating Kellogg's ALI.-Bl._AN, and cannot praise it too highly.

“Arn fifty years of a . All

life have been troubled sith congr- pstiorl. Kellogg’s Au.-Bun has not only helped mc, but has cured mc.

“I thought I couldn't like the

‘ tsltc of bran, but Keli&gg'a Au.-

BIIAN is delicious.”- rs. C. J. Tumcr (address upon request).

'rests show Au.-Bum contains

two things which ovcreomcoonlti- action: Bulk" to exercise thc fn-

_stinca; Vitamin B to help tone the intestinal tract. ALI.-Baan also sup- plies iron for thc blood.

The "bulk" in ALL-Blum is much

likc that of lcttucc. Inside the bod , it forms a soft mass, which gently clears thc intestines of wastes.

Certainly this is more natural

than taking Pills and dru so often harmfu. Au.-Bam ls not habit-forming. Two tablccpocnfuls daily will correct most types of con- stipation. If ou have intestinal ‘ trouble not rellcvcd this way, scc your doctor.

Get the rcd-and-` cn~ acltagc at

I nur grccer's. Madzeby Ihllogg in

ndon, Ontario.

trust her. "Ti'iere‘s been a little dif- ficulty about the payroll in the city, and I'm not going to risk any out- side knowledge of how much mon- ey I have here or what I am ask‘ng Sir George to do for me,"

Roi/.irta stlfilenedz “You mean

you won‘t let me off."

Her father shook his head wear-

anything else." - _ ~“It does just now," Ma.cBeth said

\as I do, Robbie. The money isn‘t just money and-the loss of it wouldn’t be just the money loss. I have insured the payroll. Itls a matter of keeping faith with the

I-nn nl-fnlla from \ walked on thoughtfully, - imem The mqmy mum; home md

W. K. lm- _, f'| _- T’ | A g . ,

V lr.. in;.-l.li.fr'l:'i|.-i.l~i slliiilion \` Roberta arrived at her father's‘g°°d and gigthfng 10;- all these men

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l ~ rl usuluger in _ was chair and listened impatiently to and they depend on me to deliver “plied manifold me use of "quo,

CANADIAN NAI “ f ' --

I0 indignation. “Why can’t some one ed _“_ 1 em remember when you

is proposal her eyes blazing with it to them on the any rve promis-

-W. C. T. U. Notes

The addict-the man- or woman

whose bodily machinery has b0° come accustomed to s. certain amount of e. white powder cvcry day-is no longer frcc ic get along without it.` He mu_st have lt, if he

for any reason hc cannot get it, he is very soon not only s sick mln. he is in hell, s. hell of such intense‘ torment as to exceed the most fer- tile imaglnation of the elcverest mediaeval masi/cr of torture. I-Ie can get along without food, if hc happens to be hard up and loses his job; he can go naked if neces- sary; but in order to live he must have one thing-his little white

powder, his drug.

Cocaine differs from morphine.

Cocaine is not an intensely habit- forming drug. But opium in any form is habit forming. And the' man or woman who has the cour- age to try and rid himself of ft fa- ces s period of bitter suffering that very, very few have courage enough to endure to the end. Yet I have seen men and woman try it. I l

is to be able to do his regular; work and earn his living. And if. seamen st Bouris.

Mrs. Ramsay Hardy. M°fii»1'°8°-

-spent thc wcck cnd with friend! in Charlottetown.

Mr. E. 0. Barbour motorcd to

Charlottetown on Sunday and re- turned Monday. -

Miss Janet Seaman, R.. N. 1! V15'

itlng her grandmother, Mrs. Grow

Mrs. Herbert Brown has return-

ed to Charlottetown after visitinl Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Barbour-

Mr. and Mrs. Prod white. Hill#

River, were _guests of Miss -Annie Keir at Malpequcon sunday-

Mr. _Upton Seaman and Mr.

George Fraser motored from Sourll on Saturday and returned Sundly evening.

Miss Gladys Campbell and Mi-S5 Florence Campbell. R- N- °i' WW' nest/er, ure visiting their r>=1‘°hf-I _ii___----1-l*'*“ argumentation aside. Whit U W9 actual state, of affairs in Canada many when it comes to youth and

-the_Exhibitlon buildings onthe

' I D i " I I E -_ '_ ‘ ' I H Mr. and Mrs. David Cami*-*G11 at

Montrose.

Miss Maud Winner is s guest of

Mrs. _Lyman Lcard. Miss Wlccncr's home was formerly in this town and her friends src glad to wei-

oomc her book for o-brlcr visit. I

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mtv. J. K. Fraser, D. b., con f

ducted services in Keir Memorialf Church, Mslpcque, on Sunday.” Rev. Fred Williamson of Mslpeque occupied Dr. lra|cr’| pulpit.

Mrs. John T. Weeks was a rcccnt

guest of Mrs. Carl Weeks. Mrs. weeks is spending the summer' with her daughter, Mrs. luginula

Mr. John O. Gordon and 0. hum-

ber of workmen are busy placing

site recently purchased from Mrs. Henry Gard. It is- expected the moving will bc completed this week.

Mr. and Mrs; Henry Hardy ac-|

companicd by their daughters, Misses Frances and Roberts, are visiting the rortnex-'s mother, Mrs.' R/obert Hardy, Hills River.

Miss Ruth Caughlln, student nurse

mils sy. a

iquor?

at the Princc County Hospital, has

The well nigh unanimous testi-

avc seen them win finally, with-

h out help from a. physician, win through to the breaking of the ha-

bit. I`dare say that many of us would

bc surprised if we knew how many perfectly respectable, perfectly in- telligent people are so-called "ad- diets."

A man often becomes a criminal

because he is already a user of drugs, and because, come what may, he must, have that white pow- der, which keeps him able to go on _- llving, either honestly or dishonest- ly. Ii’ he is deprived of it, he will rob, not because he is a robber or

crimnial. but because he is an ad-

fering that follows the withdrawal of the drug.-John Rathbone Oli-

a moment as the solution occurred it slowly. “I wish you wulcl see it ver in Foul, sq“m,e_

ANOTHER "WET" FALLACY

Thousands who voted for the re- peal of Prohibition are now finding to their sorrow that making liquor legal und-easy to obtain only mul-

by the boys and girls and young

en and woman in the Dominion.

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" ' _ _ ' el-ie “kt himdiiwn *° th* "‘“°%"" were n wee thing. Bobbie, how r talked to many persons who felt

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"A1111 wliut," nsirou tho chief orl - - -

-lilo Czillilibrli lslullris, in his kind;-51;

tones, "wits your husilicss before you were captured by my mon?"

“I wus u lluwspnpcr nmil,’ ‘im-

\\\'c:'i~1l the cniuivo.

‘l-'ill <‘flii.'>l"?" _ i

“No, lllcroly rt sul;-tclitol'." "Cliccr up, young man! Promo-

lion awaits you. After dinner you lhall be e<litol'~in-chioff _ Sarnia. l0nt.) Ob:el‘vci‘.

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school

August can’t drive him.” _ ‘

I dont like hm. I think he's the ‘much my weekly wg” mem; tg im0Sf» dlsililmeable YOUHK man 1 We" your mother and to me." them. and they now see that the

Tryon and Vlclnlty knew and I Simply d°“'i See _Whlh 1-is had used _the little old pet argument of the "drys" that to le-

name that had been given her aa

i Mrs. W. T. BOWHESS OI Bedelllle He looked at '-her 9, little Sddlyi 5 bsbm. but It did not soften Rob. s spending a week in Victoria the --Sm.e1y_ _R,obe,-ta_ even the most erm she' stood suenuy regarding guest of Mrs. Donald- Murchison. modem 'of daughters would not him' searching m he, mind for som, Mrs Bene MacDonald of Ros-e ihiflk ii exifabfdlnafy if he’ mth" plea. that would make him listen. Bntiy advance the argument that vane; is vismn her dau mer 61°. WHO Cf*‘"“°l9 11° it himself- _§\k" she knew now, by the look in her youth always wants to experiment Mrs. Walter Bell K of Tryon Ior a cd he? w mtmquce his seméwry fathers eyes, that it was hopeless- fmnight , at the bunk and also i-like him-“P s/no must either do this thing or

' ‘ l-he “Ver If’ 5h°W him me Vl°'d“°t precipitate s. final quarrel, that

_A 4 _ lob. would leave her nothing to do but

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of the boys down at Grenn Ben

since.

ielijdyilllgritllmal/igllsanda1I;s.bei¥l§-ville “R BM nm"{'R’°b°m “ld s“1` 8° away .at.0nce- She was not yet Leard of Borden on the birth of a lemy’ ml' 8' Mme asmmqd M her- 9’°9°"`°d fill' m3m~ sh* “lim hw' th” “wr” “B that the m°m°“t baby gm on saturday August Gm self. \ ' _ ‘go com, 1,, it gomgggy and mon, liquor was prohibiicdtcns of thous-

" ' _' “Tile” Wm” 15 1°?" h" fmwrlbut not riow. '

_ asked- and ‘here W” 5-med “Mel She lifted her eyes and saw the

Mr- and Mrs. Norman Nicholson in his voice as well as SXHSDGF-_blue c-5,. mu Smtgom,-y_ she ,awed

and little daughter of Charlotte- ation. - her arm and Wgved Wm, ave, her town, were guests Mr. and Mrs. f'I have an _e\'i`8BE¢m,¢“7- f°T l'°` head_ mg 515-my way had bow '... Reg Dixon of North Tryon on Sun- 'day." _ med upon as --wg", gm- meg' md day- “'I'h»i`S- i°° .`°“¢- 'fm “'l"“d In chontumsd to hor to.iher.""rll go

MV* V’ “Sk y°“'l'° 9““°°1 wh” and break the engagement then.

Mr- Rillph Lyman. assistant ma- I ask won’t wait, It's business." But' L. s~ha'n,t forget, ramen Yau nager of Woolworth's Store, Hall- "I can't”-Roberta began and owe me something for thu.. - fax, N. S., is spending his holidays -then stopped. "I don‘t want to can- she was gone hem" Robert Mw_ with his pal-ents Mr. and Mrs. J. A. ggi ft, Father. Carrt we manage it Beth could any mytmrm and me

Lymimi Try°"' ' - - S0519 Nh" Way? I °°“]d get me next minute was running down the

d beach to thc bridge.

M.r. and Mrs. Claude Vessey and 10 ggke him." By the blue cu. a very mm

‘ to

llllleuidggizlief smhhigmdkilliioxi He hemmd and mm d°°m°d y°uns man Ii/°°d wait-ins. , , -Z--11”” "Weill" he SM-Pved. "What <10 ;;f1:.-‘;;z;;‘:‘;.‘:i' wi.; :;;°‘;;°.:..;‘; --- -»- -» --- --

. - - ` Tryon as year a .

well. were indeed fortunate to secure itigggh that Im caught like this

Congratulations _to the Misses her services “am mls mm' "I can't help it, Jack" Roberta

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Florence Leard and Margaret R0- commencing on Sunday morn- 3; bxgxmissly' mn* ag rg gcrson “nd Mx-` Sheldon Dixon’ of ing August 'nh' every evenmg dur. secrdt-ar tc tlllranbanllxf’ Shelblurts Tryon School, who were successful mg the week, services are being ed it yt be! sh ' ' in passing the entrance examine- hem in the Tryon United Church. th” hz: nts; 85° gimemrxg tions to Prince of Wales College. 1; being the Golden Jubilee of the Nc 7 W n

. church' very mterestmg mamma no one to know. Oh, well, Jack

After spending their holidays have been an-anged with different dhinhl; °°\mt’ R w°“u ten mm pleasantly on the Island. Mr. and speakers for each evening. Rev. “° 3' ““Xw°y' Mm Ray Rogersonl accompanied George Somers of Margate was the But it did intetest Jack. He by the former's skier, Miss Kath- gpegkgr at the Sunday morning °l'°PP°d hi* l'l“k°"1“8 *M 1”-"WU leen, left by car on Monday morn- ge,-vice which was largely attend- “fl 1°°l‘°‘| “t 5"' ing for Waltham, Mass. ed, gs has been every meeting 'wmt bulk “nd Why 4° YW hiv!!

to take him?"

"It's the village bank and I don’t

The Women's Institute held a _-1- »

convention in the Tryon Baptist The driver of the government lm°W Why °X°°Di'-0h. YN. I dill

Hall on Wednesday of last week. tractor Wmgh haul; the road ml .

-Delegates from different Institutes cm,-,e_ while at mfg on the T,-y°ni,so that hc can cash checks and so

were present and two very inter- mad 1,151; week 1-e¢¢ived_ 3 had f°1'l»h~"

cf-ting meetings were held, one in sngm when the tracing tul-ne _

the afternoon and one in the even- gym- in the ditch They were gt. quietly. "Well, if not today, let's

.work on a portion' of the road ml-K0 it i»°m°\1'°W~"

when weeds and g-"gg 5|-qw up Roberta regarded him with troub-

Ei/Oryohe is glad to leam that right to the side of the road, hid- led eyes. shc shook her head. "To*

Mrs. Heath Howatt of Tryon has ing g deep ditch and "oh going a morrow he wants me to takc h‘m rl-turned home from the Prince mgle wo close to the side, the clay up the river in the viaduct con-

Cvlifiiy H°SPii°l H05Piii1l Bfiief Nxgave away with the aforesaid re- struction camp”

ing H Patient there for the past* suits. Considerable difficulty was Jack looked at her narrowly. You

m°“°h» MTS- HOWHW is feelin! experienced in removing thc trac-'mean you want to take him." PIllyU'g||’@|..|| ‘““Ch improved in health and it falter but luckily neither driver nor Roberta shock hcr head. "Not _ I

l‘°i""l that |101' C0mDl€t¢ rec°V€1‘Y_tl-actor was any the worse for their much. I can think of lots of pleas- V N A R '

Will bv very rapid- experience. anter ways of spending my time I D S

» . Write for calendar

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_ -*- | Mr. John Myers of Carleton, was-than taking that llhiglish beanpole g

Miss Victoria McLean of North- a Sunday visitor to Trybrl. about." - ’ M REv_ “nw C Ross B A nhl, In n, l. roiumufi on sunday Mrs. aersio aowait of victoria. Roberts looked at nfm and ho.-_ ‘ ' ' ' `

mc" ng "° Tryon in readiness for has been a visitor tc Summersidc face changed. She was sure she had" ` ' N _ i Prilwlpll

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.l1"ather wants them to know him

d "Hm'ml" Jack regarded her

at the "wets" had grossly duped

galize liquor always increases its use by young and old alike is ab- solutely true.

But there are some who persist-

with the forbidden-that to tell Johnny he must leave the cooky jar alone is but to urge him toward the cocky jar when mothers back lsgturned. By a parity of reasoning,

ands of the youth immediately be-

came liquor-conscious, and went; to drinking just for the thrill of dab- bling in the illicit: and that if we wcrc to remove thc prohibition against' liquor, liquor would auto- matically lose its lure for them.

It is undeniable that there is sometimes manifested a contrary streak in human nature that makes stolcn fruit taste sweeter. But we doubt that this justifies us in removing all thc "don't" signs in life. The logical extension of this argument would dentandr that we also legalize prostitution, for some young men hunt up the "red light women" just because the law makes such things unlawful. It would force us to make the sale and use of narcotics lawful -because many youth these days are users of illi- cit drugs. i

The fallacy of this argument is

a sin a arent when wc set a mln-

we say that no one under twenty

der g govemmcnt sale system, then

appetite for liquor on the part of all those youths under twenty-one

be truc. Lcgfcclly, then, we cannot forbid anyone liquor, be he cnc

they say, to prohibit is to create a Diwsion for. _

But.

' SPRAIN;

WMC" "'°i>¢m Tuesday- for the oss., woot. the sue-it of Mr. round the ooluton. _ ._ _

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mony that I received from those- interviewed across Cana.da's ei~8h° liquor sale provinces was that YO'-llih are drinking more now than ill the days when liquor was illegal. A few liquor oommission men and other avowed "wats" I talked with who would not acknowledge more drinking on the part 0! Y°\1¢h were frank enough to SBY thai' they did not believe the young people were drinking any less n0W tha” under Prohibition. Even this latter admission proves enoughi fOr the "wats" promised that there would be less.

A DRASTIC REGULATION

We have tangible evidence of the deplorable condition among 019 youth of Ontario (which province has the best system of 3°'/tm’ ment sale in Canada) in an order- in-council issued only recently- This order decreed that all young people between the ages of twenty' one and twenty-five who are uh- marl-led and living with t,11¢i1' P5* rents must have the permission of their parents before a liquor per- mit can be issued them. I Why this drastic regulation? For the reason that the province

of Ontario found by sorry GXDH' ience that among ii»S ‘i’°Ul'fh the badge of manhood had b€C0me ll liquor permit. when a boy was in celebrate his twetny-first birthday. he did so by going to the Ll<i\1°f Commission Board to get his first permit, then straightway to the ll- quor store to buy all the liquor his permit would allow. and then to "throw a whoopee pal-ty" for all his young friends which usually found most of them badly intoxi- cated before the evening was over. Such an unhappy state of affairs existed that coming' of age and I wild liquor party were synonymous Hence the Ci-`overnment’s move tu try to curb it. _

But if such drinking were con- fined to young men and young women over twenty cnc year of age, it would be bad enough, but that is by no means the worst part of the story.

returned to Bummcrsldc after spending a three weeks vacation with hcr parents Mr. and Mrs.

William Coughlin, Brocion.

The tea party which is put on

annually by the members of the Sacred Heart Church took place at the Exhibition grounds on Sat- urday and was well patronized. Various games afforded amuse- ment `and in the evening s base- ball game between the local and Bloomfield teams wok piuoe.-0. |

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the I-°\1d<m. Midland and System.

EHGlilhmen arriving in

sometimes wonder whether and.schocl are per

bling- In England me have no bells. The str-nm suffices to rulril Will in. ments of noise.

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R OYAL VICTURIA COLLEGE

McGILL UNIVERSITY - MONTREAL

FOUNI)l*lI\ AND }'}N1)0\\'l'lll BY THE LATI-I It’l`

HON. BARON BTRATHCONA AND MOUNT ROYAL

Application llcccntly enlarged lrleproof building-_ thoroughly lhuu-I be modern cqulpmellt. For women ltndcl\ts_ resident

_made enrly. and lion-resident, preparing for degrees in ill*

I For :til infor- lfnenlty of Arta -,(B.A., 8.8¢., l|.ll.S., B.C0.\l.) rm"

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‘\‘lilil WARDEN scholarships and Bursarles.

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CANADNS Yggx DMNKINQ Reaidcniill accommodation for six hundred. -Well trained faculties and adequate equip-

, ment for thc widc ran gc od lubjectc taught

Situated In Bsokvlllc, New Brunswick, at thc ccntrc of thc Maritime Provinces

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by so doing wc only promote an

-that is, if this “wet” argument Annual Session 193!-38. First

term opens September 20

hundred years old or only five, for, _ A Well €¢l\liPP¢d ftlldehiill

Ladies' College with carefully

selected staff. -

leaving thc sophistricc of Cannes are given in Mum,

Oratory, Household Bcicncc, Lit- erature, Fine Arts and Univer-

sity Mstriculation.

lac llhauura ly. | _ l Business Courses are provid- .'|'h°"”|“_*. ed by the Commercial College 5-K with which thc Ladies' oollogc

is associated.

I Moderate Fees

I llriversity

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Acadlmy and Gommcrcial College

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Annufrbccsion MET Elm

term opens September 19 _

September 21-Rlcsidcncc opcn

for students talr~ ill! Junior Ms- trlculation ex- sminations.

Bcptembcr 26-Rcsidcncc opcn

for all new stu-

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September 28-Registration and

Senior Matricu-

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september 30-Lectures begin.

Wriic for calendar, giving-

description of courses, bursaries, scholarships, regulations, etc., tc

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Junior sohool--For on boys °i

pre-.High SCh°°l

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Forestry. Th9°l' ogy, etc. '

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. Secretarial.

Shop Work Motor Mechanics

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