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Chryco Cyclobond Brake Linings an rlvolloll. wear longer. qlvo more et- ioctlvo btaklnq. practically olln ﬁnale drum scoring.

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BRANTFORD, Ont." Nov.

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Fannie Hurst

“No. you w'on't. Hush! There comes the meaning o! life. Heal" it? Nice noise‘! It's the pale pup’; key in the look. You're not. twen- stomed to having him out of the house and it's upset your nerves. Here ls stepson! Now we're all right. Come, my blrd,, ease the o.‘d m-an off to bed, sweetly. an always. Then back, my bird, in yntir soft. things, to fhe pale pup who licks the hand that feeds him. but with- qut vigor."

The footsteps of the returning

1 Oliver were just outside in the hall.

“To bed. my bird.‘ said Baldwin,

rising and holding nut. his hand. "To bed, my bird."

She followed him, in her soil: things.

By the time the dull hair of

Ethan's temples had begun in graft. and thus nrltl n hint oi distinction to a face hitherto entirely lacltlng in it, the dresser in the tiny room she still ooctipied ln 'I‘went.y-onc East had phofogriilis on it of eleven nieces and nephews. These, in matched frames. ranged from nak- ed babies to children with toys, to n high school graduate holding his new dlplnmn.

Some of them carried a sui-ZEPV» ion or the Cltarlottenburrz cast o1 face and feature, But tnltm nll in all, they were n cnnsistentlii‘ undlstingtilshed looking lot of youngsters. Their phofoflPﬂl-lil‘ stood among the pretty litter 0! ivory and silver dressing set that Kitty had given Erna one Christ- mns, chiefly because Etrim enter- tained the idea there was soma- thing traditional and suggestive of “baokgtouncP about. manila nhvw- graphs scattered about.

Her eyes seldom rested on any o! them. Once when Erna was in hetl with one of her severe and homely head colds, Kitty. m‘ t‘ visit. to the room at the top of the house, had remarked: "What pﬂﬁil’ faced children your sisters have!" Far from faking exception. Ellld had replied. "Ugh. 995-" , n “I could do better myse f. pursued Kitty, Flmnlnﬂ h" 1"“? and silver gift comb to Erna through her own ashen hair, which haal grayed imperceptibly and which she hat! worn shorn for all those years preceding the than current

_ fashion 11111151151195 by Irene Castle. Thereafter, when by mam”

Ernrrs eyes lingered 0h the 71m of phomgrbphs adorning he-r‘ dress- er. she pondered. not W0" h" nieces and nephew's but upon l-hﬂi chance remark of Klttys- will" kind of children would she her- self, IKlrty, Sierra, the Charlotteiv burg have had! But, what. nctuni-J’ had comb to occulJY m“ ma)“ waking thoughts of Erna almﬁii to obsession was the terrible co"- fllct of her hatred and her lnfmu- ration for her aiunt, the two states 0i mind so constantly moraine mid flying apart. that. the brittle o1 em- otlos was vitrltlen now m Strain 80d tenseess on her 9MB-

Bony prairie women with faces set. against dry winds and mono- tony have that; look. It. was n. fact! that, squinted from the bflEﬂi glare of personalities and Whl-‘ih tightened, as ll twisted by l mm‘ key wrench, with evcfY 1'1"" irritation and frustration.

But, most o! all ll was the Char- lnttcnbtirg svhﬂ. by very "mue °l her being. had C0019 We‘ the Span or years to have the we!‘ V’ tighten that face and keep 1'- W" and tired. r rivsvri-se her. Eff“ would sny to herself in lhc mirror between grtttcd teeth‘. I deslilf the ground she walks 011. S119 WW?‘ ygperal; and regard her Pimlnﬁ‘ n the looking glass nntl. ln some lu- verterl wiiy, blame lt. and her incl.- luster hnlr rind eyes 0" m“ Pm‘ tone Buddha, her aunt.

She lins stickcrl my life's blond» Except for her (although here. ocggslonal sense of injustice SIM-Q herl I svnuld probably be married to Rolfe and have n brood OUT-i own. She drains away onc's vitanty and personality. She has tnlten ms’ your], and my ambition nnd m?’ personal llfc and put them into the the moot. machine to b9 81'0"!“ up for her‘ casserole. She devnurs with thnt. immense personulliy ‘l: hers. just as she devours with ﬁll!» gourmets palate of hers. She (rink me young and lender. 100k ﬂit "-8 now- dry—~finlshed-—

As n mutter of factuthere hard never been n moment l" m“- lb"

tCPl _~ A 20-rt-nt silver piece, i5- siittti in 18:38 anti out of general cit‘- culnlinn tho last 20 yours, has been 109k“ "P 11v n Brnntford news. link’. Bob Diit-ktvorth, who [hinge 1i m0)‘ htloriz to a collection. He R0! it from n customer. Collectors say it is doubtful if many Cunad inns, except collectors, know Q01 exist.

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BLANDON. Oxfnrdshirg Eng]; d ;lCP)"Th9 D1111!‘ of Marlborough as banned local sports organizat- ions from rising his park because

by men believed to b The vlllrige football grouirigaiigwrl: his park.

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drag around eael day. trialsle In do the work-cranky with

miserable. den’! it an ‘name’.

M‘ head Bampkﬂﬂﬁr was nrlaciredl

or Erna when the snp ran high. isho mistht. have been tiny or the Inleces and nephew's ranged alum iher dresser lop. And Y?! "V" m‘? years, for everything her life Incli- ed, its vrell as for its brighter side. ln fact for everything hot‘ exper- lerurr: cbntnlncd, she ‘alternately

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Canada's Annual Christan-as Seal Sale was opened this year by Can- ada's Governor General, Viscount Alexander, who bought the first sheet of 1949 Seals from Mr. B. E. Ensom, Chairman of the Christ< mas Sisal Committee o! the Ol- tawa Kinsmen Club.

Present also for the ceremony in His Excellbncyk study at Govern- ment House were Dr. G. J. Wher- rctt, Executive Secretary of the Canadian Tuberculosis Associa- tion and Mr. E. A. Stephens. for many years iLs honorary treasur- cr and for twenty years chairman of the Ottawa Christmas Seal Campaign.

His Excellency expressed great satisfaction on being infotsmed by Dr. Wherrett that Canada's death rate from tuberculosis had at last been pushed down into lhc thirties—37.1 per 100,000, and that

blamed or blessed Charloltenbtirg. These moods flashed in and out of her, like lightning. causing nltemate amusement and concern in ‘hventy-one East.

Chapter XXIX

Jean-Jacques would have told vou what he had said repeatedly ln the fashion columns. namely that it was Kitty Mullane who was responlble for his American vogue. She had been the first to wierir- his knitted fabrics, so skillfully interwoven with metallic thread. for formal weer, thereby establish- ing o. lighting and lucrative fad for his weaves.

To be continued

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General Opens

1949 Seals. Pictured with him iii his Dr. G. J. Wherrett and Mr. E. A. Stephens, Executive Secretary and reasurcr of the Canadian Tuberculosis Association, and Mr. B. E. Erisom, Chairman of the Christmas Seal Committee of the Ottawa Kinsmen Club who is selling the Seals to His Excellent?!’-

Canada's Governor General, Viscount Alexander. Opens Canada's 27th Annual Christmas Scal Sale by purchase 0f the 01181 Slwel 01

study at Government House are

every province_had been aible to report a reduction in its tuiber- culosis death rate last year.

Viscount Alexander's interest in the fight against tuberculosis re- tnintb pioneer workers that it was a fonmcr Governor General, Lord Minto, who called the meet- ing to organize the Canadian Tub- crculosis Association in 1900. The idea had been suggested w Lord Minlo by the Prince of Walu, lat- er King Edward V11, who In a personal letter had discussed the need to fight this disease. The discovery that the disease was in- fcctious had been made only 1i!- iecn year's before, and is great many persons were still not con- vinccd. Among those who were, however, was the Prince of Wales. The slogan, "If prevent- able, why not prevented?" is su-p- posed to have come from this letter.

The tuberculosis death rate in‘

Canada at that time svas estima" ed as 200 per 100,000.

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