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his reckless joy, handed that: ayer
also to S,o'uezn. The Than w5ns iG,,o,
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Souein lent a mattrass, you Wish to retire at once," he
arrar,--ged just the other si e of said, "I'll go back to mv side of e
t wail. That is your room. Itith wali,
plenty bletnitecs• you should be cora- She hesitated, The wall was rnan-
fortable enough there," he said. high and so thick that once he was'
"Arid you?" she inquired. behind it she woulii feel terribly,
9 am on this side of the wall," h
replied gravely. "Or better still," he suggested, "you
"What are 'you going o sleep `lie down and let me sit and smolte
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she would have given him the mat- ' physically. As it was,„lialf numb -1
tress and slept upon. the, ground her- ed wi'th fatigue, she removed her hat
self, 'That is what s.,ite -¢,vould have' and lay litov,in between the blankets.
liked to do. (ro be con,inued.)
"It's no more than I have don0 in
the woods when I couldn't Inake camp 'Hebrew linlversity , .
in time," he explained. "I had hop- , On a site purchased before the war
ed to take you some day to my cabin at Mount Scopus, near Jerusalem, the
Ilea3: the lake." cerem011Y of laying the -foundation-
Sbe could think of nothing better stone of a Hebrew university has
than aiiother inane remark:— -
"It must Ile beautiful there," taken PlaCe, says the London Times.
Ile looked up. The creation of this university is an
"It always has been, bat now— Important pait. of the Zionist pro -
without you— " gramine. The cerem2ny was attended
"You mustn't let rne makte any diff- by General Alletility, officers of tile
"Because you mustn't. You must of Palestinian Jews a deputation of
go on just as if you had never met
e Egyptian Jews, and .,he heads of other
e -Why ?,0 He was as direct as a communities. 1-wel‘ e stones, symboll-
bOy, cal of the Twelve Tribes of Israel,
"Because that's best. Oh, .1t know, were laid, the first by Dr. Weizinann,
-Violate. You enlist trust, me to knoW the others by representatives of the
'hat is good for You." slle,...erled. various branches of Jewish in
"I don't believe you know 08e_ri Palestine and the Diaspora Chairs
i -what is good for yourself," he an.s- ,
ere.cL will be created for all arts and
Jerusalem
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the iuel authorities expect
mines is to produce a year's,`supplyr
twelve months Ii roe •el f 11
that alt 'orders tor; even i 0 per cent. of
each consumer's annual supply cannot
be ;Illeil at ance,.so early in the season.
E-irIy orders will naturally receive
precedence however, as we) as tend-;
Mg to prevent congestion in transpor-
tation,
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During the spring, the output of the
mines in the United States -was not
reassuring. This bas been steadily
improying, howeN•er, and there is
reasonable grounds tor hoping that
the supply, foT hon,sehold purposes at
, any rate, ina.yhe sufficient for the de-
mand. Of Course in war -time things
may happen over which even govern -
may cause at least a partial falling.
off In production, or difficulties in get-
ting coal distributed..
Prices too, may he reasonably ex -
'Acted to be higher than in former
years, as in the case of practically all
Other indispensable commodities.
For these roasong, therefore, if for
,no other, consumer. should obt,
substitut0s, such as soft coal. wood,
peat, etc., to as great an extent as
possible. ' At the same :time, efforts
shquld be made to cut down actual
re0uirements of fuel to a minimum.
It is quite needless in many Instances
icir -whole houses to be heated tiiroug;11-
out the -winter, By comparatively in -
0,,,,„,tiences, and will include olio, fot
'ural Life Problem
"Get together" is a useful and
ado. Many of the. disadvantages that
the past have been the' result largely , assE¢
le 1
Na
vrtti
tit hadl
ere 0
e iles of brass and
y for shipment i.o-001001005. , The 0,
41nbled- from other villages and 012
of a lack of co-operation among eluded kitchen uteusils„ faucets a
keynote of all co-operatiVe effort, im-
possible. Hapiiily, they are now 41"0
many 'agencies at work that are each
accomplishing something in changlittet,
these conditions Among these the
Rural Community Life Institutes in
Ontario give prottlise of being
great sevice. These are...really ex-
tension work of the Department of
Rural Sociology of the Ontario Agri-
cultural College. A series of tconfer-
ences held at strategic points
throughout the prep -ince each year at
which experts., in agricultural._ ,worlt
and conditions discuss with rural min -I,
isters, teachers, leading :farmers and:
others the methods that experience
has shown to be most valuabl'e `,
bettering rural conditiOns. The inter -I
est shown in these meetings indicates
that these community leaders recog-
nize. the existence of rural social pleb-
lems and arc anxious- to find :the
wisest solutions for them. Di will be
and for the country generally when
\ivaiitt,brnoeurt-s Jic:,), et togeth, er for the
veork
morth what his
are
DOB LONG
Pantcreo
cut
Sizes—
You are- young but once, but
you can be youthful always if
you care for your complexion
properly. DaiIyuseofIngratrfs
bleroishes,overcorres pimples
and other eruptions, Since
1885 its distinctive therapeutic
quality has been giving health
to the skin and youthful color to
,the complexion, It keeps your
skin toned up, soft and clean,
The refined way to banish
oiliness and shininess of nose
and foreb ea d induced by
perspiration, is to apply a light
Souveraine Face poli-vdett, 50c.
It alsoconcealstheminorblern-.
ishes, Included in the complete
.line of Ingram's toilet products
at your druggist's is Ingram's
Zadenta for the teeth, 25c,
A Picture
with Each Purchase
Each rime you buy a package of
lat-.,-tratn's Toilet Aids or Perfume
your diuvgist will give you, without
famed motion pictut-e actress. Bach
Urne you get a different portrait so
tre