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.find gold in the avid bush of Australia.
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journey tek the coast.
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A WEEKLY TONIC
By Dr. M. M. Lappin
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“14. might be .almost said that oui >
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— Sr Ernest-J-. I’, Benn. »
O'LEARY
MALARTIC
Circular upon reijuest
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j. ‘‘Well, it se'uns. there, is noiliing li-i
Mrs. Medl-ieoti. prophesi*-d. . I
, “And if he comes'to you please'say !
that I’m aching to beg '
and io make friends again
contritely.
±lL_wiis_th.e. first .Modlicmt' went, on.
i for me.’’ ■ ‘
‘•p.nt thov said tiiat. they had shoals"
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SYNOPSIS
casm of the two preceding Issues,
confused and perturbed her. She could
think of little else, as she bathed and
dressed quickly, to find Medllcott
foraging at the breakfast table, ??.
parently in .the highest spirits,
“Our little reporter friend has
thought a second time,” he said gen
ially. “Did you notice how retiring he
is this morning and how careful to
avoid anything likely to hurt or an
noy?” ■ ’ ■ . .'
“Of course I did,’’ Eve agreed, “and
what does it niean^ Mr. Medllcott.”
. “Npt a mention of the name of Mr.
Dan Prescott, the man who .tames the
young piihyips,” Medllcott -went on; '
“No", suggestion that he Is Westerby,,
that Romeo of t*he dried apricot par
cel.. Nd use of. the word sharerpusher.
No pep. id the stuff that I can see.”
“That’s iiow it strim’:,me” Eve said.
“But how do you account, for it?"
“Maybe pan Prescott -has been” in
terviewing an editor,” M-edUcolt said,
his eyes emitting, twinkles at a roc-
g I.as
Your Birth Date Reveals
Your Vocation
1 By ANN PENNINGTON-
Wv.suuby has ;t fiancee. Gladys Clem
ents in England, but -when they arrive
in Sydney lie marries a pretty’ bidnde.
Gordon forwards a photo of I’an' to
former fiancee, Gladys ..Clements, in
London a-tid "when Ban arrives she be
lieve lie is Gordon. Eve' Gilchrist,
typist, obtains ‘ work in Mcdlicott’s pf
five, tire broker Who is iloat.ing
mine. Eve . a-ml Dan fall tn love
whi-Ti Eve is confronted . by Gladys
believes in Dan's duplicity.-'EACH CAKE
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f.ir yonr-rlf. w rite iii o-.i-c fi.r oar hn-ra-
tufr Rivitig i|i tail's of linw, y'nit r'nay
i.i'i'.'Hi'* '<].). ilita d to act in the well paid
eapix-ity <>i a’ •;
Special Investigator
or Special Agent
Wn'r i.-r fell i’lfi.frnntioti to
Tbi BRITISH SCHOOL o/
SECRET SERVICE
1 'oitnd' .1 (I and uni) ltr.’i >.
U' Jj'pnljvbl Avesiuc, Toronto,,< ”><•
WRAPPED
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THE TRUE WEALTH OF' LIFE
The ieadjust-jnent of (he social- and.
economic order has • been talked
about a>. great deal in recent year§.
_______ clergymen., - as,
...well as^thv !han~nr71Te'’^t'Tc^
all'shared in. the talk. • Nor has-ihg
talk abated. , J frequently receive
letters,-mostly front younger pien,
complaming. bitterly about. thtf un
equal distribution of wealth. Here
is an extract l’TO'm one suCfp letter,
“Ever siiicQ. 1 was "gble to woyk .(
have Worked l.ard, Before 1 got mar
ried I saved all I couldu toward -g^et-
............• -- - Jt-ing- marf'ig.d and, since.' then, my
come..to their knowledge, which now [ wife, arid 1 have..always .tried to five,
makes-them rather sorry they spoke-.: as ecunomicaily as. possible so that-'
as they did." . •. | we%might -4<e aide [p <h» ' the right'
“But what?". Eve asked. “What do ■ tliiny;' by • our children. We have
you suggest?” . *. 'three children.—two buys and. a girl.
“That'girl only .told them one side our- oldest: boy is just about ready
....................” -a-£or Web-think- he should
have .a college education, bill al
though we have stinted and slved^»all
our-lives we have hardly .enough* to
justify us sending hini -to 1 college. i
Don’t you'think, it. is time something j
{.was done, to get rid of our existing
. . . ... . i a few people have
rd. “IIo might 'know what is behind I hioi'e wealth than - they can handle
’*•” • . . ' - - landThe majority have not ^enough
“I’ve rung Xhurns up at. his homo.” i to niakc, iiJe w6rlb AVhi!e?”. '
of her, wrongs,” M< Glicott observed. I-
They may have wormed out the other,
side, now that its too late. Or their
Sydney, man may have sen£ .the’nj
some real news.. One thing is clear to
me; somebody in that ne wspaper, of
fice is voj-'v sorry lie spoke.”,
“I wish Dan were, here,” Evo sigh- J order • in which
rd. “Ho might'know, what is behind J
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“We thought of' that,”.■■ Medllcott"
replied promptly. ____________________ _______
thing that Cairns suggested. There’s' death. I suggested that j ^huljid"“writ"
no boat'for Australia for some day's; them, for libel,'while they -were on the
and out’ inquiries show that Prc-scott mn. B-iit- h'o was against that."
.has not been asking for a berth. We “They wore very' uiijust to you,”
have (covered that. If he is booking Eve said. “T'-'.icy ought to be made to
for Austral a ,we shall know in good pay'for it.” •
time. • • ■ ■ ■ , ' , • j
"Yo-u’il In hr from him in 'the morn-' Lellous in calling a man a sharc-pusli-
ing.” Mrs. Medl-icoti prophesied. .. I er,” ‘.Medllcott said '.regretfully. “IE.,
' ! vauso, you sei?,'tlie sheer fact' is that
■lijs "lardon,.'j mn.j.pjoy • smart people and'pay- a
Eve said , commission oh svhe shares, they sell
“Spoke very handsome?’ Medlieott ■
i to make life worth while?”.
_vy.iliii.ig to.'grant
that there are, .'flaws in. our
a’nd eeonumic order. ' There’ alw'ays
have hcen’-and,. it'seems to me, t.hei'e.'
always will'be. Nq "human order is
perfect'. ■ Bift i<-think wei must also
admit that 'there .i's. a very real at
tempt being made today to. improve
things,' and it is. true-,, surely, 'that
things "are hot .just as bad' us they ,
were many years' a,eo. On the whole,'
♦ he standard of living has been- rais
ed.-
'»•' If is- so easv to blame the “exist-'
•ip >av . » vi > ii.ti.«»i»m.i W4vui;v-i<i.i ’J',HI J tl P V S.'t. <1 .111U C. III C.V Il'J ’ 1 hlio<li> . ■ „ ...a., in: ____ - I
llyc ,v.->th op. K-fUrs fi-om your SriettHi?. abo.ot' ■ eapitul&Ueally
11 1 do. feel that., in a great many cases,
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One problem of vital importance
that confronts young people is to de
termine the vocation or trade for
'"Whtclr-he“~or~she-is—best—Suitcd.-lhe-
purpose .of this column is to be o.f“
'service to those who are peeking help
in th s important matter. Your birth-,
date can be used as a guide to .a
proper decision; ,..' . - \
- Let/US'''8uppVg9 ^at’'yoirl, Qf souje-.
Oiie In w^.iom you ainterested, w<££8
boru between Marell 21st- and. April*
19th.: Sugh a person should'-seek a
type of wbrk wjtli a spi'eo of danger^
or in'tr'epedity would please these peo.’
■pie even more. The profession, as Sur.
geon should prove.successful fo peo
ple born during this period because
of the knowledge that people’s lives,
and your, own reputation depends ,oh
your actions. The trade- as construct
ion, engineer would also prove., very
successful. A woman'•‘of this period
being self-assertive and an excellent
> conversationalist’ should be success
ful as? a promoter,, dramatist, writer.'
A very good example of this type is
Mary.'Pickford, the actress, and of the
m.en C-’hn lie ..Chaplin, the. movie star.
Tbfir great love of giving' to the
needy,,, a'nd- their sympathy in abu-nd-
-.•nTVt?-^-V-!4T-4^f’H-l-e--mHfch--g4!X.'.<^>S--tO._Lh.LLiO.
pc.-rsnue. . . *
•As th■' period is.syn'.lio'Ilzed. by.the
Rail),' a ■ ipt-.rsoii ,of (his'-type will be
more successful after having conquer.-
ed the somewhot headstrong tendency
/Fullest success will come after.they
iiaxeidkianuaOrLlinlsh that which they
■have started.- "
: A personal reply dealing with on*
important question will be mailed to *
anyone sending The day, month and
year of birth together with 25c and
stamped and addressed envelope Tor .-
reply.. Address all correspondence. to
: Anrih^-Pennington, Room 421, 73Adel-
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MASON AND RISCH LIMITED
642 . King St. W. Toronto. O»t.
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L • ■A . -i»®g
■pij&val’.' “And how, as I’m in for. a bin the money" they ' had ' lost through
xl.-fly tomorrow-,' what, about a spot'of vnu’’ EvC objected. ,, , .. '• "' ■ i J umjvciuu. mo u co u I d (.1 o, a g re a t d c al in ore tn a Bi’Wp? ' ' / J .l-y. Ind, t|() (() J,..;,. p,^^.
by a maiil \vbo brought lirr orange letters front the vkfinis of the man:j. dnI ’yl. "'I‘: ‘ '.”c i,llriclillits-
juice uhtl to;.: anda Cutty oflho -IU- ^dtonlves stofk ntartM. ndrire in'tlte th,e. n-'!ll‘-'r
cordXouf.er7K^-;,. . ~J*«?ffi*Z** - n ’"'"ft-™?
■' “Mr. Mndtieo’tt said yon might like , i,u fnl’otyrrs ln.se.as nmOli money as “ "I--1 ,a-’ 5 -ne- aio^rlarintr..(life,
to si'e ibis-paper. Miss Gilchrist.'’ S'he-'guy r>f my people’’did. Yd-u might say ;'
said. ;... • 11,hexsame about anybMv who was ad- i
•'Eve opened it. apprehensively-, • hut vising on stocks and-Shares just be-1-'-1’A ?n^“'r ''L0*
failed-at a fitet gla-nce to see anw fur. i fore the’ panic; they all. gave- losing I ,'lU. noedics.-
♦ her reference -to the matter which ‘ ’ «■ -■ v>J;om 1 am tiui „ . .
was so near her heart. But a -systPin-L “Thon Wliv should von he singled ' ; i ’e ’’ c-';s ldwn to -Cec uppurtun-
atic search revealed a modest quarter 'mtEve asked, still unappeased. • • ■ , ~ ■ , . ■ -- - ..... i - ,-fige-to. go forth to seize'cpportumly
as I’m in for. a big (}ie money they
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.. b, bbe.nwrnms Kro w>; nfvnkmM ■ snW „ m, „s<1] )Wl.atly. UAn.l shoals- of. • ' j() ,f| (li|Hc„lti(,
. ...___; from tlie victims of the man i't '. - >' ,,
and-a copy of the ‘ Re- ■ v.-ho gives s-toc-k maukot advice in'the '' .- '“^L cl '° ...
• i ■ ■... ■ , • 1A. ' . , i.A I,,' which have existed tod long, .
,; crepahciesj'n ojui" existing order, but
•j I know of many vases i-n whiel) nien,
? and .families, are
needlessly.' If thebe men
. ............. am thinking of . had only
; ity,"and had had'the'faith anil cour-was so noa’r bor heart. But a systi>m-ii. “Thon Why should
of a Column, trekrd unobslrusivcly ■
away on one of the lesa. important
pagos.-' ’ i
Several girls had written to the ( ...... ...
newsnriper,. or called, with letters -myself, if I didn’t happen to know
from. Gordon Westerby. similar in ev. j be tiler. Cairns tolls me that I have no ‘
ei-y respect to that which had-cmonod j ground for alibel action. But Dan is ‘
the correspondence-’wifii Glacfvs Clod another matter. Westerby has- only ■ . .. . L ■‘,I TV lls c?
me-nts. jh tach-instance th/letter’ tou'ome up to the scratch and -Dan ■ ■?'* ‘t ». nevertheless true that hfe
lmd rr.’rhrd them in the emmb way--’has -them jm-a gppe-vine-ltehl/ .,?’*e ‘l-'vhat
a very guarded paragraph, in which) by.,‘‘Dan says not. Dan scorns . to
readers .were once, more warned of-have some reason for. thinking this
the risk attached ‘ to investing in partner will do. just-its he' is • budt-n, j
shares of-concerns, not listed on ' the Land be glad of 'ljhe chance.’’ |
Stock Exchange, such as the pangong i “I wonder where Dan is!"’ • Eve
Gold Mining Principle, it was pointed j exclaimed for the twentieth time. i
..out, it was prudent to defer i
vestment until ' sharer were
known and officially .quoted.
>Eve rubbed her cve$ and read the
matter over again.' Its"mildness after
the heavy jocosity and scathing sar-
“Bocause, I'm an outside broker, . . ■ rMedlicbtt said; “And because <I’ve '>I yn it presumed- Use f and mal^
tried Io interest' clients in .a. promo-1 use it, they and then* fami-
lion Which I Should calf a wild-cat; ,'»\tke posUron they,
• - - • • ,..are today., •
!' .Granted 'that all 'classes of hard-*
ship and suite) ing through poverty
i-1' •ut it is nevertheless true that life
just what
any in.
well- all right. You’d better run up and say
I farewell-to iny wife;' you’ll find lrer
more.asleep than awake. She never
■p'etf?. going much before .elevtyi.”
‘’Bui when she starts,” Evo said,
‘.’she's wonderful.’’
(To be Continued) •
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A reference’to the good old day's
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{ Years Ago" notes of Tl'e Ottawa
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The Journal spoke sternly to the
Toronto Star \vhich had suggested •{
that'Ottawa was overrun with snob-.,I
befy and Social climbers, “Ottawa .
■pos..-><sses.’ said The Journal; “prob-;|
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.and we doubt if- half of the' fifty
keep, carriages.'’
Try and find the half a ,hundred
millionaires' today’ .in Ottawa,?
have been kept without work until
Urey are almost unemployable. But
’ i it -is a sin in which we have al! had
our part and which we. must ail.
l-plcad guilty. '
! To,.come, direi-tiy to the case of my
. correspondent, he is to be adn'iired
for having done .his best. No. man
can do any more. I think, however,,
that the question which he has-, to
aifswer satisfactorily is — Is
this boy. a coriepe curriculum? If so,
it will enable him to make good In
life? If hellcan answer these ques-
t’°ns Ln the . aflh-mat.ive, then he;
shouldFbe willing to- take the chance,
make the sacrifice, and . let his boy
have the benefit'of a college career.
I Tte will probably, find that any sacri-
! fice he makes will come back to him
'greatly iwcroasod,-—not perhaps, in
actual .dollars and confs.'but in the
satisfaction of .seeing his boy cquip-
; pi’d to take-his place in life and be
come a, .helper, of his, fellow men. .
i - Not the .least part of our' trouble
today is that wc are. materially ml'nd-
cd’ • YVe have a wrong view. of
w’eallh. .We think of wealth, in.the
form o/ a large bank account, and
while there Tire .many thing’ a
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heard the wind blow through the
Jpines.
I Saw their- branches bend and
sway,,.
1 saw the sun sink low, and paint
•The snowy slope .in colohs gay.1
^Beneath a pine a rabbit paused,
» His heat! thrown back, his glance
r . "alert,
• My gun beside me was forgot;
That helpless 'life I-could not hurt.
A bird flew low, a streak of black
Iii hol'd relief ngaiust the- White;-
T.he d;i>y was fadii.ig >fast, thq. world
• ■. W;.is testing in ’lie arms of .night.
/ Gone was my pa-,-inn for^thc chase,
I bowed before the age-old law,
• “I jve- nnd let 1‘ve ” Xln this tcalm
y place. . JT'*'*. ’
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