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haled smoke and with approval he nodded at what he saw. For to- dayan tomorrowthia-astobe his 191d?!“ sitting room.

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and a port! the writ

portable typewriter. Mr. Fosd k0 believed in engaging private stt- .ing rooms when he traveled. lie

believed in lutury, for the effect

was that of wealth and l- cenco: an atmosphere in which business is more quickly done. On this occasion however, there was no buslnas, for he was snatching a holiday on his way to a capital you never knew. he re ectld. you never knew; he had known a stroke of business to be brought of! in the moat unlikely

aces. .. .. .. “Well, d'Alain," he said. “I must say you make a good cour- ier. When vou first suggested stopping at t out of the way hole. I had my doubts. But it's comfortable. And there's some- thing about these rooms that you don't often see." Etienne, his arm laid along the high chimney piece with its deli- cate armorial carving, might have replied that this hotel had been the town house of a branch of his family now extinct. And that in this room he and his little sister iiad played as children. But he

.____ _- _ ,——~—-?i"<_'_-_:::*~ ¥ ——--——": ""' "— '"‘ — ‘ ‘-"' E1 1" and the bene- ggrgﬁtilgalrhrgitlrsaiedfnafhgetirotis digﬁil “m8 Zgggvunced by Lic- sulday teller and abla to teach by sight D. Martin- as well as by learnin . ——i-— _ I Third. Securing and holding NEW LONDON W- l- ch 1 . S i . M . G L d. —-— imgﬁﬁs, $113!“, s-Zmogﬁﬁ 9311515 The monthly meeting of the New

London W. I. was held at the home

of Mrs. Claude MacEwen on Wed-

nesday evening July 112).‘! Meeting e

poop“, gooiomoo; "om" l h", To hold senior pupils give them Opened by singing t c. follow ed by the Creed. Roll call was

good, more,“ vow," a part in the service. un ay District responded to b members.

ti the school, o? ‘Mum Kmoo Junior leader, Miss M. A. Mac- mog; o; pond“ Umood Leod. Findings: Aim to secure Th m vliuor “mm chm-ch on June the 35 when the juniors by interesting the parents ﬁle :19"? I 01 t5 m8" wére annual Sunday School convention and 1mm the Pupils b!’ ‘mermg ‘ m“ e5 ° as e g was hem prize for attendance. read. aDPYm/ed 3114 Bllmd- if‘ The president M; w_ 3_ cued.- At the close of this session a Dﬂrts o‘: committees floilovéeed‘. CS ck Fresh-led at the “gm-noon and ovom nominating committee namely: Mrs. , WWW? n0 C! 8 m! 9- 7°55 n

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by icing after them and hold them by aving good teachers.

g M» yo“ ""-’i‘i"°f ’?“°;".§l§..2"§€.‘§§i..’ Fonowmg the “Sh; service no L , Mrs. Lou Higg nbotham and: qlll _S. a on _ t business periodwdiscugsion groaups I M? Rilddla Kim?" m“ and T9‘ '5 p“ grey mks‘ 1 pr‘ navy ‘ma!’

‘ported at the evenln 1 follows: President, Mr. James Robertso Elmira. Vice-President, M

prs. girls combinations. . New committees were then ap- n,’ pointed. Sick, Mrs. Don MacEwen, I Iﬁ/Irsh Olivirtgernﬁrd, llgrs. léarold r. Bentle Creed,' B? 9W- 9 Tr Yl- "l0 lml)" Br1dgemwn_ y I bell. Mrs. Frank Ramsay, Mrs. Mont Secretary-Treasurer, Mrs. GeorgfMBEEWF-‘n- R0110 Bay west ' Correspondance consisted of the M G M"- '€~'E°¥'"‘.$" nits r. eor e Leard, Mrs. Geor e 5111 9 9W1 W gf§'§‘.§’§d.‘§.9‘§'§h§§ftoﬁféfféimggsiej;iJackson, ilgVlrs. Laura MacKenzige, 59nd 501' 918M 00PM!- up m. good wom ' MissMargaret MacLcod, Mr. Lomc! A room from the trustees for second gfqup; q-ogomng and] Wiggington. Mrs. Colin Mgcﬁgth financial aid, for outside repairs Teaching Methods; Loader L16‘ l and Miss Grace Hqwleip at the school. resulted in the de- D, Martin. Findings: The teacher‘ Child welfare secrﬁlﬂfy. M155 “sum °§ hmdmi B dmce “d ‘c? must be a Christian. The lessonlmldred R0"- Easi- BBIUC- “ream “t the 5°h°°1 a" i‘ future must be well prepared. A teacher's] A TB5°111U°I1 f-‘Ommmm namely. “Me- n w“ ‘added ti‘! 5"“ a tron-om; sohool should be Co,” r. Lame wlgginion_ Mrs, Lam-a box to a returned soldier in the ducted and unannounced examina- Macmmmﬂ. MP5. MacQuarrle and hospital at Halifax. “on, be hem for good" sohoo; Mrs. John Robertson met at the The fﬂllﬂwlﬂi! wmmmeﬁ $0 V11!‘- pupjlg" same time and reported as follows: “"159 slime! M!!!‘ 138F015 131111111118. Baguio; 193:1“ M“; _;_ y; Mao. ciﬁtomaltytirestitlliiition of igﬂlli’: e . ind s: The teacher o ht - r950“ 911 at W9 80 BC.’ to be a Christian. an under pager. t0 0P1‘ 59110015 Wm‘! B- ilreﬂter de- a sgfg exampm a faithful {ﬂood termination to increase our attend- arid a shepherd to his flock. Re- iiggvwsiaild téllfliachlalesus lcltilrisianré ,_.--#:—.::;—_ y 0 9_ r5591; on a 3 all Sunday Schools in the Eastern Kings District be represented at our next convention.

were formed. Sunda and their Attainment led by ev. W A. MacQuarrle. Findings: ‘aim is to teach children about Christ. the Bible and the Church, attainment is religious or Bibliical knowledge and to know how to live according to God's law. Thus 5- 081111173011- ihe future success of the Churchl Exeucm/e?

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son Roberts. On motion bills amounting to $12.22 were moved and seconded paid. Program consisted of a re- port from the institute convention by Mrs. Nelson. Roberts A vote of thanks was extended to Mrs. Roberts for her fine report. Program committee for next

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was content to say, "I am glad you are pleased."

"Now, what were we talking about?" asked Mrs. Fosdyke. "You were talking." said Etienne distinctly, "of Ginnle and her brother." p Mrs. Fcsdyke raised her grey- waved head and lifted large, harzi blue eyes. "You never have liked Jerry, have you?" she said. “I find him light timber," Eti- enne replied. and his hand made a cruel gesture as if it snapped

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"Light timber! Is that what ygu call him? I call him-J’ r. Flosdyke used words at which his wife might vzell have protested. "Weil, his days of lounging round Bellages Hotel and turning up at my office at ten-fifteen are over. I'll feed no failures. The question is. though. will he — talk?" The heavy man wandered over to the table. He took one of the crys- tallized fruits and bit into it and. not liking it. spat it into the fire. "Because if I thought young .ierry'd talk-J’ he began softly, to

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His wife didn't look up from her knitting. as carelessly as if he spoke of the disposal of a puppy, Etienne said. "I don't think Jerry will talk. He has an idea of the value of his hide.” “The value! It's not worth i.wo- pence to me, now-in England. No. But I might find a .use for him elsewhere. He was quick enough. What he wants is to be under someone who'll put the fear God into him. Oh, he feared you all right. and with some rea- son. eh? But the trouble with you, <l'Alain, Ls that you're a gentle- man." '

"Have you found it a trouble?" Etienne asked with thrcoolezt smile. "No! No! Oi course not. Quite

The worship at the evening ser- vice was capzibly conducted by the Young People of Dundas.

Following the business

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meeting: Mrs._ Rud Cotton, Mrs. O.'i'.'cr Bernard. ‘

I Many women “y when they u” session Next meeting to be held at the-

the contrary." Fosdykes laugh would perhaps have been less loud if he had ever been quite at ease

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.. 800d name robes me hf that ii-hici. teacher. Mrs. Marion Morrison. and “If .. q l°°k°d " h’! employer- "I think." Francis Vessey. equal; s. illiam Grade x-l, Aletha Graham; 1| Grade r Jh-i, Yvonne Lemme.

' not enriches him but mhkcs mG'hliOW8d by their llrcmllt res onses Yes‘ Salidtptlenne somy‘ he 811d dryly. "thﬂi {Oil "1181" Ihherty- Jack 57mm“- 7 Majfmles Hum: 3» 8°59" poor indeed." that they had been well aught 511311 4° l a- d‘ nu d t at find her humand form dable." Grade I (iii-l. Muriel Henlyh GYM" 13-1. Gwrse Keefe: ZIWaddc... '

i Closing hymn "Lend on Q Kmgrriurlng the year. interspersed with "Ami I ‘"5" ° e‘ m’. ° 5d (To Bo Continued) 2. Sadie Fraser. Mary Msvhew: 3. Wanda Duffy. , Letitia Graham. Mac-I"- ' ===='—" or" a is1i."“.r:.:“i.i“ is...“ ow-T so: lit-it yr. lrflmlt léilr . “or

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QUICKIES Bv K9" l" "mkh grahoifr’. ‘OMB’ dialogues “d n Binnie and Jerry. But I dent o" so 00" Grade 1 (d)--, Alllfred oveesseyyr rade vn-ifmyrtie lzeyheagt‘

An address with; isomer- w“ think so. Pve sot a 800d dtsl Olli- Honour mi] s; var-non school go;- 2, J. D. McLeod (absent). is, Flora Graham- a. Anna 'I‘rainor.i Sweet 'n sour cherries will have read by Edna Winchester and a ‘l! Jerry in these two years. If his m, month o; Juno. Perfect attendance: Billy Crime,- Grade VI-l. Ethel Graham andithe same price. cdllng this yell’- gift of appreciation was presented ~ " ~wr *' “ ( Dept» Arnold Henry. Mary Elizabeth Mur- Noreen Duffy. uni: 2. Una. The will be the sine as by Ejlggn Mooymym 1n a fggllngi Grade V-l, _ enneth Murphy; phy, Francis Crane, Russell Mp- ‘hainor; 3. John alnor. for sleet ckﬂu 1 reply the teacher thanked parents @ m. Jean Melee}. equal; 2. Jackie Do-rQuuigLEel-l Crane. Sadie rlrlser, __Ci_i'ede_,V-A-__Boyd__llv_addell._____ ,__ . and pupils for their co-operatiom ‘I115 ' ’ " ' . , ' ' . "' " . . t and stated that the harm mach» - Out Our Way B J. R. Williams Our Boarding House With Morn" H" n '- tions as their teacher would always‘ E r1"; 5 $7 " be a plcasnt memory. '

Congratulating remarks were made by Rev. Father Murphy and | Mrs. J. A. Brown. After everyone» presented was treated to fruit, thei singing of "God Save therKing" bruoght a close to a pleasant ai-

ternoon. PRIZE LIST C.W.L. prize for general pro- ficiency awarded m Mary Brown. Prizes for Catechism: Priscilla Giliis, Gloria Maclntyre, Mary Brown. ' For attendance: Gloria MaeIntyre Highest Average: Grade IX. ‘Velma Brown Grade VIII, James Macintyre Grade VII, Mary Brown Grade V. Noreen Morrison Grade 1V Sh, Helen Brown Grade IV Jr., Irene Macmtyre Grade III, Betty Brown Grade II. ‘Noreen ‘Irainor, and Dorothea MacIntyre i Grade I, Eileen Chappell and Brady Morrison. Grade VII certificates: ldna Winchester and James MacInt e. Prizes for S ailing: Grade

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