w

MQNTREA

l y frappez. ‘tr-fact. l ctovnn SEEDS V;

‘ Writ: (or special price list of: ‘Ciovere for Spring seeding.‘

TODD & COOK 300d Merchants Stouffvllls. Ont.

FOR SALE i i . rcc

8 acres of land 1 mile from Citv, in

The Girl Who Had No Chance

WflllENl [|YE ll

about it, and when she next met the man in Williams’ office, she had new confidence and many ldess__ .

"l can't give them drills and such thlnss. for I'm not a teacher“ she said, w-hcn that position was

a MSTURIA

_a Itlrlnhntsanflflhlldren.

NEW Fllll I56

Rf-TGS .1

linflters lfnou lllat Genuine llasturla

I \ t lsliutly porch or in in» momllght. "What do you cull walking’? A it was 8- prlvllezfi t0 be flblu t0 11° lllud talk about. u rig lnu mill‘ lw lni-lc or so. m‘ a stroll under the it. and an hoiwr l°.b" “shed?

‘ , mukos fuctorlw; pay lit-tier. or frecs in the the evening?" , "My dear girl." Langley said

where ht- has i. died." Sunlcthlug in‘ the inflection of with u slightly lronlcul inflection.

Ruth lnitgluvl. one llkcd that hi; voice. nettled‘ her. ‘the way t0 gel 4110115 l" this world

"unrouuultic" u" ' in this new "l don't mean anything 0f 1h" ls no do good work and. receive

FARM '

J.

For liver ‘

ElSlllRll

no: err-nun cenlllllV. nrw var. c111.

I

FOR SAIlE

"-rell. (‘Oll-inrllllg of I.."..i in hi;h stale 0t’ cul- ihutica, also good dwelling house luau out building's, 1,1, mile ithe village, handy school, ‘and station, anyone wishing for a rymm and a.ligh‘nogs ,cboice home can communicate witblquite dmeren, from the ,

J. McADAM,

from

d‘? n lmllllfilled that when the _‘"°9 value off. Ruth wsut vrith, I‘ infill‘! Williams. For the Qljgus" ‘Hi1. she wore the castoff ev- ‘eflng dress. once Euillus. then| .\\(l)~“ by both My". and Gaby Cup. lt-z. and uuw her own possession. >111‘ felt, when shc slipped into ii. that site looked very citlflcd und clutnning. Silo combcti. hcr hair as -\lyi‘a. had SIIOWILHN‘, and except for the fact that her luu" shoots‘ Wvrc black. and rather shabbvshci, fell. herself very well dressed. She had altered the frock s, little, so it was not so vcry l0\\' i‘. thc_ neck

The dress crczttetl on cimrnlous sensation at the dtincc—- and so did he!‘ partner.

“I couldn't land him," one girl remarked-u rcfllc-l- vulgar little uroman whom lluxll never quite liked.

"lie doesn't carc lunch for girls. another onc said. "Murgurey" Dre-w intakes thcnl all fall lu love with "nor. nun he u-ntuilirt look at her. licfs the 110st uuxnnrlntit: man l ‘(‘V"l“ lll9i. "Ilell sit ‘m- hours in a

friend. ' "Woll, you're zfi- sweet and sen-

to

.slble sort. lit-ll tdll for you," au- 15 miles." _ __ _ lotbcr remarked, after having stud- "Really (‘an you do lo talk-s? un efficient bllfllfl. Th6“ "Y" lcd Ruth's dTess from all sides. The girl rcmerubereil some thing 1 did Wil-‘l 1° ""1170" um‘

ventilation, so

l“ltlith'lc dear. l adore that. gown. trumps sh;-

' 'Did you got it in Now York'.’”

lcd to tell all ‘the truth.

‘to have it known that she was

16]"-""»rearlng someones cast-off dress. liallllfld one flay. bcnutfully. His height and his thin 15 thutlgh, athletic build made him an ideal Smres partner.

Wililianls, ii. appeared.

and he had o that

mensely.

natural

Sh

said suddenly". was growing n llitle cmbarrasslu!

‘y MARION RUBINCAM Offered her. "But you can act's competent ‘pprsou from the high

. n "n"

m». lklrts Klmohn Draper!» ammo“ I “m” "m" ma" "“ ‘

_ instructor can come here fur the

- A 8URpR|sE gals‘ gum?“ Gimhrm‘ half hour drill for the workers chums, 55 9' W" 9" "Wk "i! during the day. and in the even- Dresses Coverings Everything lngg for (h3g9 who want to join

_ Diamond Dyes

Buy "Diamond Dyes"—no other hmigmelvgzlylfgaéfigge?"SE33‘i333: them games and give them simple tier whether you can dye or tint successfully, because perfect home dyeing is guaranteed with Diamond Dyes even if you have never dyed before. Just tell your drugglst whe- ther the ntaterial you wish to dye is wool or silk, or whether it is linen, cotton, or mixed goods.

Dyes never streak. spot, run.

when the

Ruth.

“Do I‘! I llko walking.“ To the girl it art-tiled necessary io make a (lPfPllCB.

sort. I like wnlklng~—real walking over rough ronvis or hills. ten or

‘I've done 20. Of course

she ever had walked‘ ‘J0 mlll»!

luuclntl back. , of the average boy in Marketown. I've done it on. horseback. Want _ “wt St" Peters- P- E- I- And he seemed to like the dance to walk it next Sunday?“ 23-2wlzsdmwlim

‘You do ‘look different from the would love to."

"There's Cushlontop Mountain ,ovcr tlzere,’ he pfiiut waavaguc ntamicr. "It's l5 t

and very prcftl’

"Yea" Ruth said

d nil-Ix‘? 1:,‘- it way, And nteantime, Ruth and

__________.__. oral long tramps on

silence outlook upon life.

and Tim had taken c- Wits still a little cross with l "Yes." Ruth nniuvcrcd, glad she \\’l\l1a]11_~|, lcould tell the tl‘uth-—yct. not oblig- She bated do 15,"

Personally she doubted

[can

whethcrildoitl surroundings evNI when he

‘She kncw shc hild 410119

ed west in a hcre and country‘.

regular classes. Basketball courts can be put in mo, without much cost," _ , And‘ so it vreut. And in a few wseksituth flaw her vague idea blossoming into reality-the chil- dren dlolligbtcd in the new warm place to play. There was s woman to oversee thélu and to teach

exercises, The "gym" teacher, as Ruth predicted m-nde an itrranflf- mom with tn;- school to conduct daytime drills and rvsulng class- es, Bent, ghoulilers were straight- ened. aching spine strengthened and hollow‘ chests developed.

Meantime the winter was well on

Langley Williams had taken sev- Sundays and Ruth had delighted in his brond "or course the factor? revvin- will; pgy ‘you for your work on the KYm." he Bald‘ 0110 dflY- _ "But 1 don't want pay." Rum was almost scnudullzed. "l think

good money, You've douo a llrclll thing for the workers in that fuc- tory. I'm there to put the place on

lighting and their the physician conditions wliill! working wcrc ideal. The true offi- ciency goes beyond; that, though. You must 58G that the worker has

isn't working. That's for the bene- fit. of the factory as well as the worker, since the factory galls b? the larger amount of better work.’ Ruth nodded. She W88 KQIUBE a lot of new ldcns from this uuui.

"I saw what you were doing i0!‘ those youngsters-AI ntcan. 1W1"

in

what someone was doing for them

high I

SALE

State of cu ‘ltiva-tionl Farm and mlll property at Capcl

with a good house,

barn, granary, imple- ment house and orch-

ard. K. F. McRAE,

East Royalty

FARM FQRTT

56 acresrdf land in good siiate of cultiva-

. . - lyou wear around the house. l likcQ-d it | told t tron. 4 miles from FARM FOR SALE 1mm hue our" 4...... it... A.....i...-.... to \ -_ -_- I ‘Ruth was surprised at. this. llciutfir-ltiuny- by somewhat (‘harlottetownr hast I nrfcr my farm at Nonhornmon-lnot only had noticed ller. lu- llVPllhnpflnfi, Beside-i, the ta Ling 110 ugrvs, 90 acres clear anddtud noticcd the color of her dross! lmllsl. bc abandoned for an lutloorl ' in high state of culLlvatlon. Bal- They \\"<\-lked homo togcthcl‘ ztf- place 5mm, The weather is iwtilll

Good buildings, well watered, milk route 70' filial-ts a day. With or itlihout stock or im-

I rlcmcnts.

Victor lvlacWilliams

‘ 5-27-61.

FOR SALE

Valuablc-Froperty At Kinross

General store at Kinross 1 acre 0f land with orchard, good

dwelling house, barn and warehouse‘ 1-4 mile from Uigg Sta- tion.

' Together with stock 0i general merchan- dise in store.

Also 80 acres of land‘ adjoining my home- stead formerly James MacDonald farm, all clear in good cultiva- tion with barn and machine house. For further only to

J. McLeod,

.. LeavittMcLsod,

.', ..\;_. QKiIIYOSS. ,\

.91‘ <7‘

us"

Traverse, lurm consists of one bun‘ dred acres laud, 90 of which is‘ clear and .‘~ high state. of culti-

othcr times I've seen you." he- said to Ruth ouco. us they sat down b0 rest. '

"You never looked at mo before‘ Ruth answered. yielding to a sud- den tclupmtion. But she was [raid this remark was bold flirtatious. so she dropped her cy-

W

“Fiuc!"

l And that. was settled and as they u it. sac-med. as they ivcre friends flute. Not tho dance music, nor

alkPtl o

51th:! shitilcil llllhlil. _ “"11 had his arm around the grl. lHlJt-igirl in this town tha

lug hcr over the floor-the two 01" uzullzing easily

vation, balance in hardwood. Build us, and. a llttlc‘ cmbarasseil pink the,“ 111st! in amid repair and convenl-lsprcuil ovcr hcr cheeks. Slip dithnm ienlly situittcd to shipping. storesflnot realize how charming tblslsm. ha“ talked. churches and schools. ‘ntztdc hcr. A valuable saw, and grist mill is; "Yes. l have. I've looked mnrofinfhnnp. feeling,

'sold either wltlror without

3

._._. _ ..._. __.___.._..-4

ance under wood and lumber. Tl-v: buildings urn in good repair nun farm well fenced and watered. Stream of. frcz-lh water running through orchard, also good stream of fresh water where cattle can be watered from every field on farm. ll‘ not sold by April 20th will be withdrawn from market. D. J. MURIPHY. Freetown.

3 29-81

IFARM FOR l SALE

Beautiful farm for sale at West Si. Peters, containing 290 acres of land, 80 acres under cultivation. 160 acres of bard sud soft wood, 15 acres of good marsh, balance under pnsturc. well watered, good farm for dairy cattle or sheep rais- lug. There i" an up to date u-rell- lng lmuso. heulmi with ho‘ '"a-.-i‘r and bath. also li-JlllVC. gasp no en-

attnched to this farm and is on ailtt you never falling stream. This will be town." fnrnnlnttr in which Aurlv- ,

W. H. WADDELL. ;

‘than uuy other girls in the. Langley said. but the muu-l

"But I don't know JIVTH-élllél’ I.

flikq you all dress lwommt or not.

l rather think

lprcfer you in those little drcsses l... mp1 me

tor the dance, through the quiet ‘streets of tho little tovwn. "You walk like s boy." bangle)‘

C-

Flliliiélili

illili‘. ~ Hiilllll iliiii:

Try This! A Gleaimy Mass of luxuriant Hair

Ruth fe-‘lt n little happier. Ncxt 4154)’ she received ho said lt made of ifmpsnngr- front him, llt casual fact, not a colupllnlonl. ,ui ihu office. "That playgrmuld etlllll) likrlt grown n: thc fut-icry is flue!" he said. "llmuclt, lhoug I t-outlucndcil ii. lo the mans it was you who plnuu-l hem théy wanted

old."

eagerly. "l picking them up out of the Butte!‘ and giving thcm a fair challfifi t0

use their limbs, and something

above ordinary ugliness to look at.

though in the way of trees and.‘ crass in

for the first ump- playground. I asked who

when Williams l always knew you sense."

tosethcrg Ruth wondered

the evenings.‘ at home whemwas a cANDliuls-rlt or not. books with father and brought on this silddenl

herl "Youuifevitletltly

whilc shc

idea of yroursltvhnt you've.

increased, output." t0; Ruth thc HfllIlBlSflltl nothing. Shr- plfl_\‘gl‘0llll(l,tflkfi any sum,

Ruth wondered what this wnspio lunch K000-

lcntlitlg to. "S0 the factory owners “Hunt W“ to comc over and plan gymnasium for ltrm. and one inf tho children.“ “But ‘l don't know anything about "Yes you do. Come after the office is closed. Uee your ideas. 1f you haven't any make This is a good chance. The phone clicked off, and Ruth hung up the receiver. silrprlssd girl in Mnrkctown.

SUN LIGHT AND GHADOWS

chapter

in that way a real tlon began in: Ruth's ‘life. ll 1'31"“

formation thing-maroon tho old heart-hung-

ry fccling that cami- thought of Tim.

lih at.

in this pleasant. she turned: into the to her home» She

an indoor _ were on their way

them

tion.

the moat Sn d dienly

Ruth

54; She walked‘ on qui

transforma-

affected ever)“

when shc

ditl‘ it. and J was told your name.

they were striding over 51y rnail that afternoon. a phoueitcl‘ drop your clerical work waimsko it up. I'll gci the inflwfy PR0" 'I‘hey'r¢>, giving it a long try out on

Iplc to give. you r<otuc Alonir... it. ‘.\'°“'.1...b°iln-osuwny." llll-‘l "m!" 1° fimm- "5' "Then youlllulgo‘ “buck to the

wondered how phy-slclslhlmotlnt of money would be, butwonle sunny and She)“ “PM

thy reached her house. was alarmed at her dead- face and was afraid he hnd‘ naked her to walllk too fast.

were the only t had common

whether ‘this

generations

“out so... are beat”—RED Ross TEA‘ has a multitude of theirs-often’ ultgg

in one family.

-. a

. InnnnulllllInInsulate-illuminant“unuse-

Isb" _ IS

QQQQ ‘teal?

RED ROSE, COFFEE is always packed

INIJIEESTIIIN l

[ll§,_ii_iS, us

Chew a few Pleasant Tablets, Instant Stomach Relief

Instant relief from sourness, gas- es or ‘acidity of stomach; from In-

digestion. tlnrtulenae, pnlpitatlou, lteadache or any stomach distress.

The moment you chew n few "Pope's, Dlapepsln" tablets your stomach feels flue.

Correct your digestion for n few cents. Pleasant! l-Iarnlless! Auy drug store.

.._.. _

fitted for that

sort of work." llallfllll! We!"- °“":ilinner by the living rollfh firs. F‘ km" bu" "Oh. we come east. and play the

"You'd bel- andi

utonoy

gcr and:l pointed out, will bcthousantll-Yln

little the

would gladly

Indeed, she asked‘ nothing more than to do what she m. my own___.. g find d006, It had. bocn

and it was doing tlu- factory help

such fun.

frame 0f lulull street leading and‘ Langley back front the

walk. They passed the Wood's nw-here?"

hmmil and “w M"- “nd- M75‘ “Now daiilln, dont. ask me what

Weed getting into a carriage. A she-Hi

9'““°“"‘° and ‘Funk Wm“ pm i“ ‘llm glad you left the apartment

and Kenneth, in his host suit. n few days eamm. m see ma” u up, climbed up by the driver. They 1e“ more mom ‘m. Myra-B v13".

went off without seeing Ruth" ors, too. TBul. why didn't you stay

drove in the direction of the sta-

knew-they

were going to New York on the night train. That meant only one thingy-Myra‘; marriage

to Tim. etlly, but, when

white

THE SHADOWS TURNS BLACK

for _

Langley

FARM

miles from M

.ug the Island.

Vlcntngue.

1120878-20-1 M

FOR SAL

I w-ll sell by private sale. my farm, containing I00 acres of land sltuntc nt. Whlm Road, Lot 59. 3; . Dwelling

J. J. McADAM. West St. Peters

ontngue

house m‘. nlflmildlngs in firs fill!" "Ppitlf. n ‘w. sold privately o“ "More March 31st, AJ).

192?, i. "will bc sold by public suc- lion. Reason for sale. 0W"? 19B"

Dated at Montague this 8th d8! of March, A.D.. 1923. For further particulars apply rlgned or S. S. Hessian, Solicitor,

to the

HARRY 8. SiC-KLES, W-hitn Road

under-

ln a few moments you can trsu

can have lt abundant,

form even plain, dull, flat hair. You soft, glossy

ll

19y wlillllaitfs

but w 9r Langley Wlililiama ly that she knew n int and l her imagination when her

ran out. and t0 plan the thing H!

tentlonl to ‘his affairs. "0 that. Rhé mlghl. give herself this hi!" hfllll‘ holiday without. any pangs 0i“ (‘M1- science about i’- Shc went as illrcctod, to Lao:- tcmporary office. Am‘; prggfynfly the factory owner himsclf arrived and for an hour the three talked about fill 1711100? playground for lake the place o in winter, u rnnnl in hc factory hours ua

tho children.

ii nd meeting places

tory workers.

Rufih felt herself to ignorant. to give ideas about this bile they waited for the own- tnitl her brief 0 1188 facts c0

he would. want it.

So the ziri save ell "is

r tho open ulr one used after gymnasium |

sort. of thing

ideas aha had mud up in books and ar- ticles on social work, and than be- pan planning the place as she her-

, . - _. h f th ho e ntesnngc. -

hlngllztlvnhllllilllirgjjjxlngyirr- lltiltiheldlslzetl? up ‘In? ollfice. early Chapter 57

not sold prlvntf- will i» sold at and walked ovcr to the fuctory. That very evenlna’. Ruth hcd =1

llubllc Wt... s. May : - Anny to 51w was sled M We "H" "If tclegram from Gabrielle cum. rfifll Own“ ""1" PM‘! *‘° “m9 M’ announcing that she was cominz

in the morning

dcncc had been tween these two, but Fill-ll had no letter for weeks.

to

entusiaem

statement was true or not.

to (Markemwn and- would be there and come to Ruth's office. A casual correspon- carricd on bo hnd

And next morning about 10 o'- clock, the office door opened and in came Gpby with two suitcases. to catch hold 0f Ruth and gush ov- or her with all the little actress’

"DarlinJ -l'm s0 glad to see Y0". for the “whom bow well you're lookins." she sufd, and released Ruth to look at her and find‘ out whether this last

without pausing tor breath, she explained that she was 0n her wny to st. Louis to join a new

IIIIPB-IIY.

"A decent pgft at. Inst, and two songs to myself and a‘ good saint‘; which irm going to save." she w nouncsd. "I'd asked for the l)!" and hurl been turned down. M"! the girl they took was awful, so

particulars

FARM FOR SALE

A valuable farm for sale consist- ing of 5f acres of land in high stflto of cultivation with good dwclrng house and ontbnilrllngl. A never fnliinfi’ stream flows through fsrm. roperty is con- veniently situated, belng rmr to school, churches, stores, saw and flour milk. etc. Also s! acres of

d nearby. 33 set-ed clear soil .,,._,-_ eon a hoary

y, :‘_ m. , .

and full of life. Just. get a 35 cent bottle of "Dsnderins" at any drug- store. Then moisten a soft cloth with the "Danderlns" and draw this through your hair. taking one small strand nt n time. Instantly. yes, immediately, you ‘have doubled the beauty of your hair. It will be e. mass, so soft, lustrous and so easy to do up. All dust and exces- slve oil is removed.

Let "Dlnderine" put new life, vigor and hriohtneu in your hair. e ‘I'll lflihllptlng, o o, labs; _

e.

self would want ii- tu b9- “Evsryone here ought to have half an hour of exercise middle of the day," she said. l1‘?- lng not to be as "You use, 1 worked. here and 1 know how my beck schetl bending over all the “ time. those girls are bent their tables." sq the tel! went on fscdory owns

sdtha v '99‘.

m my for me."

timid an she felt. awhile

and I 9V6!‘ (W67

here to ‘Plttsbnrlt!’ "If

and in the decided tie

"Darlt . you're But you d loot‘

l

they fired ber and sent. a telssrflm

"And as I wasn't needed until Thursday. ‘l just. decided to start two mys ahead of ti e and stop off and look you u . You aren't much off my routs. ‘I'll go from

you knew how glad l sm to sss"you-—" Ruth begs .