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«'EDN1lSDAY, JUNE 1st, 1938
Do Not Miss This New
Romantic Story
It Now!
ENTITLED
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By :Allan Rhodes
SYNOPSIS
Doea SI:Orlon is on g ged to
*31t1p
Itatee.m. a y'eung bestir. clerk
sire hee iia 'Sn for only a eemt
Shim,
wnrtl' ' .t v:...or Tansy Chu ,
�n"13L 4.,-..13:- to h+ a niece of tilt+,
the 110.1
arriV,s. erearlden'e take 1.,. :.t
138 I Lee ee l,a,ce else tv ga.
pall* :; muds alt mete 'i by Taney
LIr ::1t.' !ler , h+'aid with his
$arid -
none.
CHAPTER 111,
A Different View.
To 1! rte] , d:.-:., ,intoe nt Te
tad . , t app, :ee beeeke .et ... +t
moraine. s;:•• 1.ty in Mai fate, aatI
Thad ze u and t..:; -t in h 'r own I' ,ra,,
Be was L. .li illi+`a t:'at to u`' -,(:a,
:y. a .-•'ighhrdir', (il..', bat '1,1ill.-t5
Fee day. tf twitting forwarc
that, etre fervid le—rtes-if thinking
or tifeeer at L. Lames, and un.st
hag Tatay ttr �•,
Eie wan .1 t::,, admit ary
arty to Dora. he tnkl himself that :t
-fres Tansy f'lare's lonely posItIon
that nhtd•' 111111 anxious to know how
Shins were likely to turn out tor
her.
}Ie wits afraid that life wee it
Bard struggle foe her,
She had gone without a pr" !'t't'
meal on the bong railway jotiroey:
:she had travelled by bus, thongh
tozis are not d ffscelt to get at a
Dirge railway t ncnli'-.
Even that little h:eek silk frock,
*Seger! in the light of those things,
.•m•,.r.'rzsYv'lr. kris
4111ILDREN dof all ages.
thrive on "CROWN
i']$RAND'! CORN SYRUP.
{They never tire of its delici-
eos Savor and it really is so
good
chi
children. ''CROWN give
(RAND"
every day.
Leading physicians pro-
rtounce CROWN BRAND"
CORN SYRUP a most satis-
factory carbohydrate to use
as a milk modifier in the
feeding of tiny infants and
as an energy producing food
for growing children.
THE FAMOUS
ENERGY
FOOD
T`a
CANADA STARCH
COMPANY Limited
er: hu h; sir to him, as a most nil-
„ ,.• eo..e e e for travelling in. •
v::;, ;v - ii'ilig it again when h;:
arrived at The Usu tis foe dime e
"et- v:cather had turned cnhier with
e:.p,'chins ,sndentle-s, and the is
hush; tt Iniard •rs• claimed ,it-
mare
amare c:.n5(brti hie chairs nein' the
T n y :sat un a sofa at a r'.'dliy
d t ..c•, She was reading when
Ralph came into the room, No -
lx :_ was taking any notice "f Doe
Gid itir. Itirkeun wee reading his
n• i sj,apet. _Miss 'Ph1'uy,ip, the
-, hie -aged spinster, of indepea-
1 -nt m+•ens, and :1lra. Gordon, filo
P'-1bse rder, an elderly wld:,ov,
wale ck-.ep in a dicuseion about ,-
divorce ease which was eneta.iug
p, 3 1e 're entlen.
lie—id:, these there were trio
young women of thirty or more who
were fellow -teachers at a high
1.e:11.:01 near and who usually sat
apart, tallt•:ug elm:), They went
1,,,ut mgt.thtr to lecture and clan
edcal ct,ncet•te'.
haipli had little in common with
anyi :dp le the house where he liv-
ed. He spent as little time in Nits.
'tan ie from h iii.e 43
ossible. I's one reeontnteodat:an
was ha.: it was better than the un-
cnmfortsble• lodgings' which he had
lift to conte there.
To -night the familiar room had a
different air, because Tansy 'v.,.e
th:.re. She looked up front her
book wth a smile as he came la'
ward her.
"Mees: Sheldon came round this
morning and she took me back to
ltunit with her. Wasn't it sweet
1f he ?" 'Pansy said.
"It was like Dora." Relph answer.
ed.
"We sat up in er room and we
had a nice lung talk," Tansy pent
on. "I felt as If I had known h.'r
for ages. It seemed strange,
though, to be et Raselands again,
and Aunt Edith so far away,"
"Yes, I expect it did," be sa:d
sympathetically,
"1 wrote to her the drat thing
tlie morning. I suppose she will
get it to -night. How long do you
shihk It will be before I get 101
alt: wet?"
"(1h, you must allow ftir ll'^:f:xar-
es." said Ralph. "At the
I should not think you coin'
+..-"- •t
tell the day after to-mur.o'w."
- "No, 1 -suppose not," av'_erl
Taney. y. "And I dare n a dnwa
wi: hon.t being sure It e .d: be all
:lain, It's :melt an expensive
journey."
"t:'''i alniy !t's bs'st to wait until
yea hear,,, Ral,,lt agreed with a e r•
1010 111't11,,
She w mold co down to Devon-
shire 1111,1 he would sett no store ,,f
her, h'= auppr»-'l. ilut he w'en'd
ik' to think of her tithing any
viae
"Of course, I shall h„ all right
s:,n as I gal to Aunt hdith'3,,t
s•he said. "and i'vt• boon very Iltek3
to get lrere "
Senn i.ow, tL•c place had • neve;
ere rued se deal, :uta dull 10 R'ilpol.
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figure, seemed Mem:a:muous against
such a blackgrcund.
Ilow tat:se Mrs, Gorton leaked,
how angular and faded Ai;SA
'i'hrupp, liven the younger women
seemed as being of a duller world
b' ,'ide dainty Tansy, And yet, ap-
pat+ntly, her life was harder 111:'11
111:115.
Ile was divided from her at
dinner, but she spat on the opposite
side of the trine where he could nen
her, and les eyes continually stray-
ed towards her.
Ile Melted he could !eke her out
with 11"nt and- Dora to annie jolly'
theatre, and g've her a good time,
but there was the bridge party, and
he had to leave her to lilt book in
the drawing -room, whose Inhospit-
able stat+•,; here had so often op-
pressed him,
- And thorn, reasotie•d Ilalph, a girl t
--a liars shy, quiet thing like that —
hatim't the same ehanCe SS a plan
for gc•ling away front a place, lie
had alyaye been able to go out,
having plenty of friendly emulate
annes, but pour -little Tansy was
amongst strangers,
He took Dora to the bridge party.
and die incurred the dire displeasure
of a lady who took bridge very
seriously for he made a mIetalte•
which was very unusual with hint,
The hostess laughed about it, and
teased Dora afterwards, saying the:
it was ridiculous' for Mrs. Hanna -
way to expect a young man in love
to keep his mind on his cards,
The next time Ralph saw Tansy
was at eight u'clnek next morning,
She was hovering on the stair,,
evidently en the watch for the Poole
man, for she turned to hint c_ayiug--
"I suppose ire too soon to expect
a letter?''
I'm afraid so," he said.
She had on a tulle blue frock
with a denture Peter Pan collar, and
she looked particularly wistful and
sweet.
The postman came while he
lingered of the stall's, and Mra.
ITildersiey stalked out from the
dining -room and took the Letters
from the box.
"No, 3Tiss Clare, there's nothln.g
for you," was her reply to Tansy's
timidly spoken questktn.
She carried the pile of letters in
the dining -room, and Tansy's' lip
quavered chibtiishly,
,Never mind, you'1I hear tn.
morrow," sald Ralph, cheerfully,
"Yes, I suppose so; it was silly tat
expect anything to -day," replied
Tansy, with whit. seemed to slim a
very brave little smile,
"Are yeu goleg to Roselands? '
he asked.
"Not to -day," site answer"d.
mise .sheltion is gong to spend 'be
day with some rcrlatlons,''
"Yes of rotas,•. f had forgotten -
for the moment," Rai; it said, "I'm
genie there In the evening.''
"Oh, ;n„ yon?' 11 was impossible
trot 1.:1 500 that Taitsy was• ,118119.
podnt,•d.
Poor 111110 soul, thought Ralph.
Ile most seem the only friend she
heti In this: place, Alrs, Sheld•,n
n,'grit have asked her rental to
spe 111 the Clay with Martorie.
At the brealtfast• l able he ('mild
net help , -'•il:g that the miser w;, -
Muni 11t•ate+1 bet raoily, and hr. tet.•
etlted the• fact.
hare thought of the lotlg, doll day
Il' w:elaid It neo, 114 wis11e1 110, wa.;
rotatag bt01 1, the hoardi1tg-hesu4e
111.1earl of baying to go all over t,t
nr,i•ill of 1,onrin11, 1f, bring Dorn
Metter (rein airs. Parsons' house.
l'itat could en easily have happs'ncrl
some other night, when Topsy was
not lit 'Elle Lalll'oiS.
5150 would Probably hear from
Mrs, WItItfleitt next tiny, and go
dawn to Devonshire, he thought,
Tansy read till the morning,
There teas plenty or lurid fiction
about the hoose.
P1COBACi
PIPE
TOB'ACCO
rOR A MIL D.COOL SMOKE
Mies 1'hrupp was like manly w'o•
men or her type, an ardent devour-
er of novels, chiefly concerned
with passion, She .revelled in
heetic deecrie:'i'ns of -(cerin love
scenes, but she had had Mrs, Hel-
dersley's "hveelty" dlsmissed he. -
Catune that attractive young 111101sel
had allowed the grocer's young man
to hiss her In the shadow of the
shrubs at the hack dour, •Such t
g::'nt,-t;.on were disgraceful, said
Mise Thrupp, and the ttveeny was a
hilasy, -
Alter lune)] the stay brightened,
and Tansy did not feel inclined for
leadii:g, so elle went up 10 her room
and wrote a letter. Then she put -
tin h r ilatrk siilt irock, her coal,
111111 a plu'iicula.ly 00.111'1 and sau5Y
little hat,
iiefore d01111,tg Iter outdoor
things she made up her face, pow-
cicreti it daintily, and gave just a ,
touch of ruse to her cbeeks, and a
tint of ted to ]ler lips. She black. 1
cited her e afresh, 111501 :
twi sts d her curl; more bewitch-
!ugly.
Then, in the stilt light of the '
wintry Ittt+o•uoon, looking her rely'
prettiest, she got into a bus' that
10 cit 1, tvistw.rd.
She posted her letter, and she
Mei a little walk round the chops • of
Leicester Square: and Shnftesbnry
Av tfua, and in fancy choee all the
fascinating things she wo11d bay if
she contd.
It really (till seen] a waste, .she
eons:tiered, to think of 50151e podgy,
p1a111 woman buying some of the
exguisite gowns and cloaks and
fu s, when sweet little Tansy Clare
had been Poroma by Madre to set
them off, But she hail no money,
only very definite Ideas of getting
%vias she wanted later on.
So she left the shop windows, and
bund h:::• way 10 a little teasltop
known to the initiated, Not at all
the sort of shop one would expect
an uusophietleated little nursery -
governess to be acquainted with,
But Tansy, entering, cast a Prac-
tised• eye around its nooks and
corners, and chose her place where
site would be likely to see every-
body who came in and went out,
She ordered Russian tea, anal sat
sipping it daintily. The room,
(Ddsc•reetly lit, gave her glinlps'es of
couples obviously interested in each
other, and: of small chattering
groups of smartly -dressed women.
1very young Dean had a girl 51111
111101.
'Panay dill not see anyone she
knew to speak to, though one or
two faces were familiar.
She had begun to conclude that
her luck was out when there enter-
ed a tall, beautiful girt, wrapped In
costly furs'. Tansy half rose,
The girl saw her, and came to-
wards her with a dazzling smile,
es:chi ming 111 a chat1n1'i11g voice—
"Why, Tansy, darling, 10 it 1.011113
'Really 11101" , laughed `fanny
clorahie
perfect
syoefiu 11)1%ook"011 lahyi11,'5(5]tow1, 11.1111 a
}eve of a Goat,"
"It Is a sweet; tiling, ls'lt't it'"
said Phyllis Ray, "Bobby bought
It for ole a few weeps ago,''
'Oh, it's lovely!" 'Taney s1trolced
11 w':tdt caressing ,fingers. "Anti it's
so nice to See you, 1'hyl, , I was
fcrllr t; ''a lonely. But T supp000
yoll are meeting l:0mebedy?"
'No, 1 only clime in for tea," re-
plied Phyl. "I've been buying
clothes, and it's such a fag, What
I really want is a coclotail. You'll
have one, too,- won't you, Tansy?"
',Thank you, dear,,,
"And now,' said Phyl, when the
order bud been given, "tell me all
about ynurlitlle self, and what you
i11tV been dalug. Naughty little
5hing o 11110 glos,"
"Boltc 1ginaan 1 dtet1111ug,t'' salad Tansy
plaintively. "Dye bceu on tour
whit that ax':u1 revue, and we only
finished a few days ago up north."
"You poor kid!" said Phyl, SUM -
pa thelic ally. "I Ina the touring.
The stag.' 18.1111 right if you can
get a shop in town, bit; it 5,11111101
s1111 me on the road. I hart euuugit
or that one tout."
"But it's so (LMated: to get any-
thing 1u sewn,' sant Taus3.
''Yes, I suppose it is e•ametinuts,"
said 1'11_1, throwing back her furs
and displaying a filmy biaek flock,
which showed her t eatitltully
moulded ruins, and set ori tate ivory
calmer: of Leer throat,
Site was a golden haired girl with
large blue eyes; and an expreseiou
cf great sweetness, He bead
was sWatiied by a to:ban of black
anti galtl brocade; tt great hoop of
furfp 0150 111111ix. hong front 1t thin
phalli Um (11.1111 round 1101' 'leek; a
bracelet set with turquoise and
pearl gleaned on Iter wrist, end she
wore some beau''ifui rings' of her
dainty fingers.
Tansy took in all the details. To
her P4iylilet Ray was the entgocil-
1011t1 Gf suctees,
"What are you doing just now?"
asked I'11yL
"Nothing," returned Talley,
"You stn, we 0x1,50111 the tour 10
go on, but it's been doing so badly."
(To I3e Continued)
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NOW IS 1'HE TIME TO MAvk
YOUR HARNESS REPAIRED
N CHAPIN
Brussels, Ont
An animal at the London zoo Is
called a "tigon," being the off
spring of a tiger and a lioness.
Hikers Prepare for Rockies' Sky -Line Trails
INVADING the domain of the
mountain goats, adventure -lov-
ing tentedi•tn s and Amcrlcuns will
frrtnt) Ulf Sky -Line Trail in the
Yoko Valley district of the Cana -
(Ilea RoeDhes this summer from
August 6 In R. Tho Sky -Line 'Frail
Millers of the (;ttnadlan Rockies
have a unique organization. It
is (pert to the world at large.
The only qualifications aro a love
of l,chety, a sturdy pair of boots,
and tho will to leave the maid
roans for the undiscovered charms
of the back country.
indications aro that a gay hand
of adv'entur'ers will invade the
beautiful Yohd Valley (lits sum,
mor from Banff Springs Hotel,
Chateau Lake, Louise and the sev-
eral attractive Canadian Pacific
chalet -bungalow camps in the
Canadian Rock108. )i'rotn one cen-
tral camp spectacularly situated
half way botwoon Yoho Lodge
and Emerald Lake north of tho
Canadian Pacific hallway, tho
hikers will explore along the
bigh line, visit the fossil beds on
the slopes of Mount Burgess,
limped the snowy moraine of the
'Yoho Glacier and pick flowers in
the b[ -
rd haunted alpine meadows
of Little Yoho Valley. The dis-
trict has much to offer. The
hiker. will have opportunities to
Bah for fighting mountain trout,
US hunt big game With camera, to
get away from the ordinary hum-
drum for four glorious days of
mountain Bro.
This type of holiday, so unusual
and yet so inexpensive boeause
of the organization formed by
biking onthusiasta Is attracting
more people every year, The
secretary -treasurer, ,T, Murray
Gibbon, Windsor Station, Mont-
real, reports that the number of
inquiries already received in-
dicates that there wili be a record
turnout of old and new members
this year, The picture layout
shows hlghllghts of a typical hike