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Home My WebLink AboutThe Signal, 1918-12-12, Page 6s 79RIt1goJ►Y, S+. 12. 1111. a Girl enol the Tambourine eza JO- • T WAX the Nelerday bo- ttom store o .iatassa. he 'Sister's dal waa fast dimopenut g ap Tom Danvers and Jobs Rowd- ies stopped out of the doh wed Jobbed the mov- ies holiday crowd. For mg hoar th•y had Matched It tersest the prindoA le they smoked esti talked, pad *'•s, Mille he had bees much ronfked at J.ha'a emend e•ssent. hod takes It .4 a. • Joke, for John p►"b sever pe.Mslalic. flow, as they anted down the crowded thoresgh are conversalimi woo difficult. sod oho was usnseaNy Wiest. R.vwlllllg t► of '.Meana to Meir moment cob - chem. 14 esdde.1y occurred to #lira teal Herr had bees as .bac esteemed lase. eves a Ilett of bitter- e r** eseeedgfaegr and lightly spnhem wards sr him Wiest tied best *teed, wines be telt he knew as he Yid tdmelelf. At the tbo sit be cod sharply mid illerc•InCI7 •t bias 1.4 the strong. reo.late profile bore en trace of the cynicism et the but beer, much hes• evidence of Its canoe. was Juin imegiaatlets, Tom con- feeded Ar they stood wailing for a macs - Omni car 55 oheerveat lid clever beg - .r •ppre oebe l Tom answered the Po al with • oafs. 'Nov from tie," said John, In • 4ls d yttlrovlsg toss. "Ob, well. Ste Ohri.tuns time." mold }'an. Ce., that's Nal it. and be knows 14 arid maims capital of It. It in eyes- " pathetic or sentimental charity, and I drawl approve of it." "llpoo say word, Tom, you ere fwn- M this afternoon. What Is the mat- ter with rant peer, you condemn lorded Design P.tA.ph.w. "LOVIS XVI" Al.. $344.01 to M.►..., • unites the Whole World of Music with a Most Artistic piece of Furniture. It makes a splendid Christmas Gift and extends its message over the years to come, not as a Memory, but as a Real and Living Presence. �. 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Acmes from the Sal,-nde set two 45.04 looking women, swi•lrnlly mothrn and daughter. Neat Isshe younger WHIMS sot a sweet- fe, ,'4 fbellvalies' Army girl, with her tambourine is vier lap. Her plain Wok blue draw was h1 marked coo- ts n1.1 to the fashionable evil and M „ut(fut fora st the holies beetle her. Soddenly the Younger of the two too neo sod wee to her. Lille emit - Italy retiponlyd' bed shook her head, bill as the onset renli d In urge a w1.1fs1 look conte Me the army mere fe,'e ea she glaltred oboe, the ear. "No, no," the/ lowed her say; "the rondstW wMll1 trot allow me 'elle toles ore very sltrirt," Ole added in e..planation. 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Instead of "varnished boxes"—handsome cabinets in historic Period as well as Modern design, as shown in the illusttrations. French -designed an Canadian -made, they unite French artistry with Canadian economy of manufacture. • Period 040111% P.M..4Aon+ "QVCCN ANNL• rale. 414 440 .. Mai..., ..d mod,.. Ie•1.1 ✓..1fn PolOwek.w. "JACOSIDAN" Pale. .. lam►••• Qe. Maros, ..d pater e trsct Intere•et -Ater lovely, symptle4 le taco. as wife talker) earsest17 to the tette worker In bine, •pparestll no - creaseless that her saddest Impulse had G rit antouMwd and thea kelt together Is Madly sympathy as mere de et stratagem "M level diet was a great MIN, he ds," said Tem rstbnalaeticaU7, Moo Om boogies et as ahworhlwg It rage bad whd4.d • little. Kab t ower sew Its equal.' 111011.4 Jabs. Agar a stoment's I.watftatlso be added: 'T sold Ilte t• brew that g1st. De you suppose we tlsuld god eat twbe dae la t" 'Ifs nu t17," Ya trlesd red ; 'Mt why de yew west to armee "well. I ds," Jahn assweeul Curtly. Tem glowed gedadcstty at ilia sodr smiled to himself. This wag a11llbsr abase et .Hein h. was *sat settle* lie-, geaslsted with. WW. the lir rammed. fie rsiway 4pttes where San and Tem were (slot( be take a Walla ter. Toasts NebsAaa home, the bio Mees' aloe left ole ear. ' They weal istrslght to the betel wtladsw. llsgl tews11 .lit his rmmmuhYes beet W panned It to Jobs. -Tee tallow them and I will Jone yes," he whispered. the spirit of mis- chief mud adventure now possessing him. Hevlsg bought their tickets- the women tented from the wladow and berried to the trald. There Is the some ear Toes found them all. "Well, It this Isn't loris" he ez- cbalelaed, as anon se he waa seated. Ad thea, with the air of • boy buret- tes with sews, be mid: 'T'hey ars gots( is 9—." "Tea. I.toow it," Harding replied. Rat as be vewrhed no information and did tkot amen Inclined to talk. Tom took refuge in his paper and prompt- ly fa -got [Me whole affair. until be was ebessfly called back by: 'Tema, I earsot tell yew when • Wag se hrsprrlased use as that did"— as It there could b hat one "thee." 'Mali' 'asked Tots, a little puzzled. Thes,"Ol 1 thought env 44,4 not bt- Mein lb kMd of Homily -aymp•- *sae sestin,e•t•I. 1 &ink lou flibe td.'' be tetelagly reminded him, emsemeatiag the erlap hill Jetta bed ironed lei the tambourin* ' '\0k that la •tto>sethefA llt." John anaw.red, hart Aohantiy. "Yea, different because a pretty girl made this appeal. an old man the other," laughed Tom. "But, tell me, bow do you adJust your acts to the - primer" "Oh, theories, the dickens? What are they ever computed to acts? And that set tide afternoon was a epon- tasenas expres.lon of the tnre Christ- mas aplrlt. freak which springs the de- a1re to AMp. to tiring .nm. Joy to a Int of poor onforttrwales. herons'. 14'5 flirt/tines. you know,"' be quoted ftly. "1t was the real thing, and everybody le the ear felt It" Anti havingas It were, justified Me position and !stee er, he looked arrow • t the Iona mrblect of their re - marts. Truly ahs woo good to link et. tboeth et preaest *11 he mold see was the well -rut profile and the glorious esppertah-Hewn hair turning to doll geld where the weetern sun strsrk IL • 141 eyes, that wit', her mend. be tame, varied from AWMI M brews. A vert. . ble gem of • girlbe thought, •a dos betas 'dimities her fora. With u Intultly. t..Iim of ■nderstaoding bor. r be toTfi-efl TS Tom. "Don't mention the affair to anyone. not even Mary, for It would not please her. 1 am sure." he added, as the train pulled up ■t D—. The station wan small and Sohn had Just finished greeting Mrs. Danvers. when Billy Grant's deep voice broke In: "Hello, Hardiest glad to see you," as they shook hands. Omit, an old friend of both iiardlag and Danvers, Mao lived in D—. "Now, 1 want you to most our friends, for Its cold and 1 want to get horse " While Tom and lobs were bowl.( la aeksowl.dgs•nt t. nets.- North .ad Mies North." their host chatted M abase IM being "tee bad they ebaldel have met at the ether end of the line, as long as they happened to be on tee Immo trans." N•ney North threw a quiet glance •t Harding. but inborn -tee se ostw.rd Mgr Wes glues, as he walked with her 'to the ear. that they had ever sees eel smother before or that the gams thought was 4. the edge est bath, bot Ohs wag se strangely slated that lgis North's color deepened each nabs els looked up ■nd met his *millet eyes. "Now, don't yon fellows keep ear bridge waiting tonight," called Gust, as he gave the slgn•l to start. "411 guarantee our arrival on thee (brant:" answered John, well setlded with the arrangement, whether It was chance or fate, for somewhere wails him something was thrillIegly aldrt. tantalisingly expectant, confides/11y hopeful. sed the feeling of the after- noon that had @removed Itself le evnlelam and manifested Dwelt In lone - items was gone. At the wedding receptles of Jelin Ha -ding end Nancy Nort4, ale ",alis 1.ter, many of the guests were entl0Y as to the presume* la the gay *amena- ble(' of punts of a sweet-faced little woman In the dress of the Ilalv.tloe .Army, who wee the reetpleut of sorb attention from the bride and groom, wad was quite • meter et attraction am she related agate and again the no markable story 64 that D.re.nb.r aft- ernoon, : fter which all looked with greater Interest and nederatood Why la the envy of hoedown* sad matey wedding dna an old and beilltt.d tart lotirina ocevpled the pian i i boar. • lest Ms stood b.ns.th the platlos• l Awl oho was roar to a.., • NIwit. waa Is Me room. eel all - ohasse use Mot to rata J WILL PEED EUROPE. Alike Agreed on All Rssacbes ej Relief Work. LONDON, Dec. 10. --The most lob. portant meeting yet convened to ego - older the plan. for reeding the fros* p.opl.s of ICurope and the relaxin; the embargo on enemy eonntries bs permit the relieving of their atrlekam populations was held here 7mtarehm Thole waa practical agreement on s51 points, the only dlfferrmcss bass as to methods by which relief In curtain planes 1: to be greeted. Hering the ronfereses tsets wall dIeelosed that the German food sete- atlon is not so acute as painted h. the German leader*, which bears est Mr. Hoover's statema.t Were Urso lag America. ---.— `111. e,"4w0,0" _reaps#.,, :4nee.-