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LEGAL
DANCEY & BOLSBY
BARRISTERS, SQL,.ICITORS, ETC.
LOFTUS E. DANCEY, K.C.
P. J. BOLSBY •
GODERICH - BRUSSELS
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It seems'stra,u�ge thatpeople. should o. n,e
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0 r �out lar ray I> � al.,
�� talk about an "art of livlmg" Ao we ways feel boned'.. Whey • p
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ELMER D. BELL,- B.A.
to feEA like a criminal. She wanted,
n� all live , l r dry then do we need,
FIRST INSTALMENT
Successor to John 8: Best
Mataor ie Wertherill had always
Darrista2', Solicitor, Notary Public
known she was an adopted child. Sh
eat them. If„ you rum, •aftter things
Thad been 'bold when she was so your
Sea turbh . Ontil io
that lit meant nothing at all to her,
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And as the years went by and she
•
was sunrountded� by love amd.1•uxury,
"Waiter, what does, this mean?
situs thought little ,of it.
MCCONNELL & HAYS
one. when she was in high, school
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she had asked' about herr own people
Sarudsters, Solicitors, Etc,
casually, more out of curiosity than
Patrick D. -McConnell •- H. Glenn Hays
because of .any felt need for them, and
3EAFORTH, ONT.
she had been told that they were re -
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spectable people Who had been unflor-
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tunate and couldn't afford to biting
and addmesst Do whatever your heart
her up as they would like to have her
VETERINARY
brought up. It had ail been very
vague, But Marjorie ways happy, and
.
her foster ,mother greatly stressed the
they look at life, or rather at things:
fact that while Marjorie bad not been
A. R. CAMPBELL, V.S.
born her own, she had been chosen
Graduate of Ontario Veterinary Oat-
because the�, loved her at first sight,
that %61 ' Int
lege, Univerai•ty of Toronto. Al] lis-
and more even than if
m.
she 'had been born a,S'
eases of domestic animals treated by
Mrs. Wetherill wars a devoted �ar-
a
the most modern principles. Charges
ent, and she and Marjorie were dear
reasonable. Da or night calls
companions.
promptly attended to. Office on Main
When Mr. Weatherill died Marjorie
Street, HensaH. opposite Town Hall.
was still in her school life, and..she
Phone lift. Breeder of Scottish Ter-
:and the mother were brought even
niers, Inverness Kennels, Hensal
closer together, so that when Mrs.
.
Wetheril,l was suddenly stricken with
achieved' and they have bought the
an illness that they bath knew would
of erasingit: •,
be swift and fatal, the girl spent the
MEDICAL
lash months of her fostetr mother's rife
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do .utmost devotion to her. When it
trip to India, than they desire new
was Over and she was alone, s,he felt
SEAFORTH CLINIC
utterly desolate and life seemed. bar.
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things, because they feel their emrpti.
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ren indeed,. `
She bowed her Head on the Letter
There were'many frie,ndss of course,
DR. E. A. McMASTER, M.B.
for the Wetherills had' a large pleas -
Graduate of University of Toronto
ant social circle, and there were in-
The Individual, who is always afraid
stant invitations for prolonged visits
J. D. COLQUHOtM, -M.D., C.M.
here and there, but Marjorie brad no
Graduate of Dalhousie. University,
heart to go. She longed: for someone
Halifax.
of her own'. The world, seemed emp-
artist at living, The real artist does
ty and uninteresting.
The Clinic-` is fully equipped with
Tlren one morning about ten day-,
complete, and modern X-ray and other
before Christmas, because .she could
up-to-date diagnostic 'and tlrereupti•e
not settle to anytrhi,ng else, and be-
,equipmteni.
cause ghe had been almost dreading
Dr. Margaret K. Campbell, M.D.,
L-A-B.P., Specialist in tadseases in in-
to go over her boloved, foster
fants and children, will be at the
mother's intimate papers, she went
bravely to Mrs. Weteherill's desk in
Clinic last Thursday in every month
'tthe llvitng room, unlocked it, and be.
from 3 to 6 p.m. -
gan to look over the papers' in the
Dr. F. J. R. Forster, Specialist in
Pigeon holes,
diseases of the ear, eye, nose and
.As she went from drawer to dirraw-
thhroat, will be at the Clinic the first
er, ,emptying every pigeon -hole, and
Tuesday in every month from 4 to 6
burning in title fireplace such things
P -m.
as had to be destroyed', she came fin -
Free Well -Baby Clinic will be held
ally to the little secret drawer, and
on the second and last Thursday in
there she found, among several other
•every month from 1 -to 2 p.m
important papers, a thick letter for
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herself.
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"Dearest Marjorie:" it read,,
W. C. SPROAT, M.D., F.A,C.S.
I have never told you much about
that these are so few people who can
your own people. I did not really
Physician and Surgeon
know much myself to tell, until about
something to each other.
two years ago. My husband arrang-
11hone 90. Office John St., Seaforth.
ed everything about the adoption.
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I never told you tint you were one
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of twitim
DR. F. J. BURROWS
You were a very beautiful baby,
realizing [row safe and sweet and
and, s,o was your twin sis4er. Yet aha
Office, Main Street, over Dominion
l;rrd a frailer look than You. and w•e
Bank Bldg. Hours: 2 to 5 p.m. anti
faunal upon questiondng drat slate had
7 to 8 p.m., ;end by appointment.
1'ittte chance to live unless she could
Residence, Gotderich Street, twodoors
have an op•eraticrn anrd, special treat -
west of the United Church, Phone
meet, which your parents were unable
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give
o ,o, hf. I•.
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But though nedt,her of You were
lon'ging in her heart increased-, to see
them even to find out the worst
ea.nd'idn,:es for adoption, yet I rhrad set
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my heart upon you. After seeing you
DR. HUGH H. ROSS
all the (}.Cier babies looked common
Graduate of University of Toronto,
to me. SO, my husband sv,t, about it
to sec* what hc> could do. He discov,
Faculty of Medicine, member of 'Col-
eyed' that. your father was not strong
[ego of Physicians, and Surgeons of
and• rteaded to get away do tho c(wn-
On,tario; pass graduate course in
try "There he could have light work
Chicago Clinical School of Chicago ;
and be out of door's. My husband' fin -
Royal Optihalmie Hosttpital, London,
pally put it up to your mother while
England; University Hospital, Lon-
she was still in the hospital, that slit,
don, England. Office—Back of Do-
should give h-er consent to our adopt
minion Bank, Seaforth. Phone No. 5.
ing you Mr. WYttlwrill agreeing to
Night calls answered. from residence,
finance (he treatment of both your
Victoria Street, Seaforth.
fath"r. and little sister.
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Onve, when ypu were about th-rer,
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lnontbc old, your mother wrote me,
DR. F. J. R. FORSTER
begging fhat. she might come and see
a thought to their individual desires?
you, but I persuaded hies that, It would
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat
be batter• off for us all if she did not.
They Leave it to the interior decor•-
But then, about a year ago, just as
Graduate in Medicine, University of
you were 91aUduatit:-g from Miss. Ev-
Toront.o.
a.ns' School, your mother came to see
Late assistant New York Optical-
me,
mei and Aural Institute, Moorefield's
I really felt very siorry for iher. She
Eye and Golden Square Throat Hos-
lookc>d so much like. you -that I began
pitall, London, Eng. At Commercial
The attentive reader of these lines
Hotel, Seaforth, third Wednesday in
your interests, and I will do
whatver
each month, from 1.30 p.m. to 4.30
should search -his soul and make sure
p.m. 53 Waterloo Street South, Strat-
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lord
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,DENTAL
DR. J. A. McTAGGART
Graduate Royal College of Dental
Surgeons, Toronto. Office at Hensall,
Flat. Phone 106.
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AUCTIONEERS
FIAROLD DALE
Licensed Auctioneer
Specialist in farm and household
Miles. Prices reasonable. For dates
card information, ,write or phone Har-
old Dale. Phone 149, Seaforth, or
eapply at The Expositor Office.
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She
g
to feEA like a criminal. She wanted,
n� all live , l r dry then do we need,
thrDga t'hah Up n aji; m line 10 t 14te'rr
0
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aeonld'Nt be yourself,, who would you
an art of living?
eat them. If„ you rum, •aftter things
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"Mrs. Ch aWs second husband,"
dress was on the desk and 1 showed
Yet the de� a1.d fpr this art is very
you can never really be, oatisfte'd be -
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Sive went away sobbing and I have
"Waiter, what does, this mean?
teal atxd, it proves that most. people
cause no sooner have you got tittena
r
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feels that I should+ leave behind me
fail to find I-, t,., -.Ir lives the values
,than there are newerr, ,dearer and
iparagus",
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which they feel they should have, ,
more beautiful thiargs.
So I aim giving Your mother's risme
would never want to see or hear of
Very few of our contemporaries• ev-
"in•to
But if you adjust your life .to your
and addmesst Do whatever your heart
them!”
er took themstelves. Always
iwddvidual wishes and inclinations,
dictates.
Somet'hdng in the harshness
they look at life, or rather at things:
I you, will soon feel firm ground under
Your loving Mother,
of, his
tone made Masjori.e• give a little shiv.
fbieign' countries, ,beautiful homes,
your feet, in which you can strike
May D, Wethea'iil.'
Below was an address In
ea• and draw her hand quietly away
glamorous adventures, cars, works of,
art, etc., and they want to possess as
roots and build up something worth
i while: a rich and varied life.
an easitern
ci''ty:"I
from u¢uler his.
don't feel that way, Evan?" slh,e
much as, possible of •:everyltbing. Their
However, ''bore ,the difficulties be-
Mrs..1ohn Gay, 1465 Aster Street,
said. gently, ,marvelling that after her
lite is on,e continuous bunting for
Sin What are the individual inclirne•
And below that, in pencil, had been
hours of doubt sire suddenly felt clear:
this or that. No sooner is one aim
Mous and desires? Most people have
Written unrcertafiwly as if with' an idea
In cher mind about the matter,
achieved' and they have bought the
so ninth to do or believe' that they
of erasingit: •,
"You don't know all about it, or
marvelous new road's'ter or taken the
have, or create it•for themselves, that
,
"The ' name Iy which the called
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you wouldrn't say that edtlller, I'tn'
trip to India, than they desire new
Chet do not even realize this lack. of
you was, Dorothy,"
quite sure. Mather left a letter tell-
things, because they feel their emrpti.
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individualism. PerhaW, during the
She bowed her Head on the Letter
lag me about my people,, amid suggest-
n•escs and restlessness ali the more.
last week of thdir wraca.tion, when
"are
and wept. First for the only mother
ing that I might want to hunt them
The Individual, who is always afraid
they really bored to death, it be -
she ,had known, and, then for the
up and see if theme wars a.nytttin'g I
to miss something is certainly not, an
-gins to dawn, upon 'them that some -
mother s+he had not known, How piti-
mould do far them:"
artist at living, The real artist does
thing is wrong, and then they crave
ful it all seemed! So many little ba-
"And I still say, 'Let sl.eepi,ridogs
not rush to all the places where
for the habitual grind, of the office or
hies in the world without homes, and
lie'," said Evan ,coldly, And then• he
things are 'happening; but things are
studio, because at least it keeps- Hoerr
Yet
vert, sbe should have been loved, so in-
laid his ,hand once more on hers in
to happen wherever he happen
from thinking too much about them -
tenselry by two mothers!
a possessive way as if he owned her.
to be. He 'doffs not always expect
selves. Hence the current belief that
Then suddenly a thrill came to her
. "They never cared aaytbhi-n'g for
something of other people, because
vacations are for the sole purpose of
long
hear:t. But they were her very own,
you
or they wouldn't have sold you in the
he has something to ,give them tram-
hiakang people for work. Unfor-
whatever they were, How wonderful
first plrace. And now you are a being
self, He vivifies his; fellow beings
and something of their radiation
tunately it is not the work in. itself
that they, long for, but the oblivion
that would be! And her mother had
wanted her, enough to coma a long
of another world than theirs and they
have no night to intrude into life
re.
fleets on him. The lack of this art
which it is giving tlhemc
distance to see her..
your
and try to
of living is responsible for bhe fact
Possibly; the happiest people are
That night she could not sleep and
get your property away
from you! I ims.ist—p,
that these are so few people who can
those who can't ,spend- much. The
lay staringgive
about in the darkness of
Marjorie drew Ther hand decidedly
something to each other.
o typist Who
young bank clerk or the t
few
•her roam—the room that Mrs. Weth-
away from under his again and
Man's greatest desire -is to be free,
goes on a weekef'vacation'•with a
,eritl htrd mradre so beautiful for cher—
stood
up, their own chin Lifted defiantly, her
to be able to do what he likes, Yet
couple of hundred dollars in the pock-
'et
realizing [row safe and sweet and
eyes bright and indtignant•
I doubt whether the people who, dur.
ing the
does get something out of it. They
do not need anybody to teach, them
quiet it all 'l was. here, and how many
there might be if
"Evian! You, must not talk that
summer'; race ,in, their vwell
cars through foreign 'able are doing
the art of living. Their profession; is
she
brokecomplicationsthto
broke the long silence between her-
way! you erim,ply don't understand'
at all.';
exactly what they would like to do.
not attractive enough to absorb them
self and, her own family. Yet the
"But, darling, be reasonable!"
They do it because other people who
body and soul and as they can't pay
lon'ging in her heart increased-, to see
them even to find out the worst
said
Evan softening h'iei voice. Ma•rjarie
didn't
can afford it do the same. If they
analyzed their own des'6res more thor-
themselves many pleasures, they na-
turally choose those that are most
pas-
Bible about thein, just to have them
even,'notice he had, called ,her
darling. It
oughly, they would' find, thab ,they
congenial to them. ,
for her own. Not to be alone in the
was such a common
phrase of ,the dray, and
much prefer to stay in a quiet dale
This does' not amply that sanall
great world.
.Evan . was, a
very close f'iiiendt. But his "doe was
or at the seaside, somewhere off the
beaten track But they are afriid
means are an -essential condition of
getting enjoyment out of life. One
There was a sister, Goo, aril thaw
wonderful it would be to have a sis-
Ies a
aggressive now, more gentle.
He got up and stood, besidle lien,
of
being ridiculous.
can do it with a lot of money, only
ter? She had always wished for a
tak-
ing her hands, in hiss
How many people really live ac-
then some art is necessary,
s,s�ter•. Or—perhaps the sister had
and drawing
her ne-arer'to.him. "Listen, little
cording to their inrdividualtastes?
How
Tho happiest beings ,are children.
To enjoy life is
Dot lived, after all!
Suddenly Marjorie buried'
girl!
If you are really serious about this
many women dress for them-
selves? How many people ever give
second. nature to
them. Therefore, the art of living
her face
in her pillow and wept.
thing, of course, it will have to be
a thought to their individual desires?
means doing consciously what children
The morning mail brought two anvi-
investigated. I still think it would
be better
They Leave it to the interior decor•-
do unconsciously. They know only
tations to spend Cilrmistmas week with
not, but if you' have set
your constcience to it, I 'beg you will
for to furnish their home, they dress
far others to look at and the to
their individual desires. Rarely will
a child do of its own free will some -
friends.
C.hr•is'tmas was; only ten days off
let me do the investigating for you.
Y go
fashionable resorts, where the others
thing that it finds tedious,
and it Ioomed large and gloomy. The
I am a lawyer. I know how to pro-
tett
go, ,or to a sanitarium, where they do
The attentive reader of these lines
thought of Christmas without the on-
your interests, and I will do
whatver
not really live, but "are lived" for a
should search -his soul and make sure
ly mother she had ever known seem-
you want done cOnsci-
'entiously. •i am
certain isum per day, es'pecially.if tibe
when it was that he started doing
ed intolerable.
sure you can trust
physician in charge happens to be a
things he did not really like, but did
But when she reasoned that
me, . Marjorie. I love you, don't you
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believer in, psychoanalyses.
them because the Joneses were doing
per-
haps forgetting was best for the pres-
know it, little git•1.
She' looked, up at harp startled. It
the same. On that occasion the began
to "repress" his true nature. He sue-
ent, and tried to decide which Invi-
w•as the first time he than ever
should fail to prosper and get along
seeds in this, the better the more time
tation she should accept, she realiz-
spoken of love, He had just -been a
as friends.
and money he is able to waste On
e,d that she dldu''t feel like going to
,good friend, somewhat as s,lw sup-
Yet complete, trust and c"pera-
far,ds and fashions.
either place.
poser' a brother might be, only more
tion• were still lacking. The Japanese
But if be find's a way out of this
She was srti,ll in her unsettled state
polite than some brothers-
thud united the Asiatics and were now
maze there is no reason why be, too,
of mind when evening came, and Ev.
She drew back and tried gently to
moving against the Russians. The
should not derive the same happiness
an Brower arrived -to ,call upon her.
take her hands away from this clasp,
Germans, attacked the Poles to res-
from life as a child. The only secret
The B:ow•,ere were on'e of the. bast
but he held them firmly anti drew her
cue an oppressed minority on the Su-
of this •happiness lies in his capacity
cid famii'ies, and among, the closest
closer,
deters precedent and Mussolini pounic•
to have individual desires and tastes.
friends of the Wl,e�therills. Evan
-years
"Dear little girl!" be said suddenly,
ed on Great Britain's life line because,
'Ihe problem is Chow to preserve these
Brower was three or tour older
putting his' face down andlaying has
even though they were indubitably
fiesires, We.cannot get joy and pteai-
than Marjorie, and though she had
cheek agarin,st hers, seeking her Lips
Aryans, the British were arrogant,
sure out of the same things that
known him p,r'actically all her life, it
w*i,bh lids ,own and pressing a kiss up.
cunning and 'acquisitive, and honor
amused us in our childhood- But to
had not been until the last year that
on them. r•
was not in them -
lie had paid her mucth attention.
For an instant si:o yielded h•e,rsa=lf
"The F.nglishtman," little Italian so]-
"1•ou are looking tired and white!"
to that embrace, her lips fo ttla- t kiss;
d'iprs wrote on the blackboards in '
he snrid, sicruti-11izing h'er face sharply.
"YOU
but only an instant so brief it might
t.hair schools, "is the scourge of the
e SNAPSH
nrud a change, and I've Mille,
sc'arc•aly have t un recognized by th,•
earth and must be destroyed."
to offer one. Mothr'r• want.,; you to
man as yioidiug. For �vddendy slum
These moves bitch^d the world in-
0onee over anal stay a rouble' Of
weeks with Cher. She thought. you,
sprang awriy. and put olit her than,(!
in protesf,
to a general wan' in v, n h it was air-
r
ficult for- any individu,I to distinguish
PICTURES �N
might like to 'help her get ready for
"No, please, not now! I can't think
friend from foe. Th.• Prench fought
the family gatherin> at Chrismr
g t as
of such ,pings none"
theGerman with the slog^aa that
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ih rt C' UI
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e es
it o
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a her back uae.l
4 t to
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recce as i
1 on as an G
g erman 1'v
Y r,
"ilk;'••.
Marjv'
Mart sant. Here was -1i
is etnbrac0.
int the ,slogan by
eriF } g Y quotations?j
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the giwstion again! And a familyl
"Poor' child!" he said sttmping and
from Hitler's book to the effect that
gathering! T•hP hartivst kind of a
kissdng her- fingers gwnti4', "Don't You''rano
must be destroyed.
thing to go thro'ugh', with thi,s•thought I
r•pal,ize khat this is w)herr ou la 4
Y bg n,,
The Americans held off a while, but
::s i`?<<
of hot- own unknown family in the
in m}• arms? bon't you love me?"
frnatliv bitched in against the Japan•
1
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back of her mind. I
'.i dnrv't know!" said Marjorie turn•
est,, and the j,umblo became so con-
;'.,�
"Ulr. t hilt is dear sir your mother.
Ing unhappy eyes away from ill tn. "I
first' tiler a bomber could unload his
:.. ?.,
t,� > `
hlvnn'" e,'.n said. "I do appreriale it
haven't ever thought of you in this
bombs almost anywhere outside his
,
%;^'
a int, seed some rrth�r tianP 1'd love;
way. And my iteart is full of so many
°leu country and find justification in
to come, but just now I don't feel i
other things now."
some• nteriac•ing tract of the people liv.
e,o>uid." I
And hr Suddenly dlrw tier c•lcrsel
ing there.
:.
"rX.'
Hp valttled down comfortably to
her.
again sine' pressed hot IfisFes on bar
1
Not ol,l}- that, but within the war-
ca:nibat just as i1 ,he had expect-
lips.
ring countries individual and group
ed to have to do so.
lint now she sprang away again,
hartrrd grew-, There w•erb still greed,
"t'ou'r( kind!" saritf Marjoriti
erlverint ha•r face with he•r handis. -
lyintt, cheating, treaoliory and theft.
with (.rouble+ed gaze, brit, more and
"NO' No." slip, cried but. "I will
Men swinddred one another, circulated
ranee c•tlrlain that site wasn't going to
not let you kiss me ur:til I am same,
t'o'il rumors, conspired for pow•Pr, fail^
aer'ept. Then suddeIlly s -he liftell
and i aim not. now! i'{ea9e, won't yo, I
ed to pay their bills, s,edu•ePd maidens,
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frank eyes to his:
go away and let me think? M mind
Y
robbed and stole.
"You Baa;, i.van, theme's S¢imebadng
s°
is fix -(,(]and at,il rr,,a.ed up!"
The Africans were wiped
e d out early,
I -heave to do first before' I oa.nt go
"Poor 01111(1!" he. aurid gently. "I am
in Asia starvation anrd disease de
anywhere and: 'begin life again."
sorry if I ,have seemc•tt to burry you,
stro}-'ed millions, but the Western na
"Som,ething You have to d,o? What
I only wanted to show' you that I am
tions were no better off. They could
do you mean." He turned puzzled,
your ratu'ra.l protector. nut I am will
feed themselves better and knew
dxtminating e}tm upon hot-.
in to'w4nit, to
g go ,sIow, tit•1 your sor-
its
more of sanitation.
The world fv>u ght on long
-
row ivot so sharp, 1 only ask.one
after the
thing of you and Ghat is that you wili
last Jew had gurgled beneath the
not make any move, in fhds matter of
waves unt.11 just two %mtall bands were
He snatched at ,her hands again.
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the ,end' of .our lives, w•e' cancontinue .. 1='
to do the things that give us' jay, &g
the child does theme—that is inddvid
ally.
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Should Delay Frooing
to feEA like a criminal. She wanted,
A friend ,once asked Jos. H. Choate
to see you.. But d would not let. her.
the following question: "If you
I felt it would be a catastrophe for
aeonld'Nt be yourself,, who would you
you at your tame of life. Yonr big
bather be?"
phot'ograph, 'token in your garuluadrig I
"Mrs. Ch aWs second husband,"
dress was on the desk and 1 showed
W" the Instant reply',
at to her, and finally gave it to ,herr.
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Sive went away sobbing and I have
"Waiter, what does, this mean?
Dever forgotten It.
There are five lumbcln sticks, in my
And, now t.h4a.t. I am about to die, I
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feels that I should+ leave behind me
"Match etticltb air? Tbht's, ,the as-
this inill mmation so thtat you may do
iparagus",
what you wlish in the matter. Per -
Grocer: "You use a Lot of it in
leaps you will want. to do something
your cooking don't you?"
for your own mother. You 'will have
Mrs. Newrivlh•: "In my cooking?
quite a fortune, my dear, and, you are
Pve been giving it to the main, w1w
free to do what. you 'wisih wii,th lit, of
BWOMS my,'sadGd% 3iuoml-1
coalln8,e.
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the ,end' of .our lives, w•e' cancontinue .. 1='
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Long ss�bl�e
Bemuse of tftue danger of a severer..
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fig' ,,
the Pruning . of bearing fruit trees as
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lung as possd,ble; stbabes W. H. Up-
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srhali of the. Horticultural Experimtenrt
Station, Vineland, Onto In! but-
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lretin. on "Pruning the Tree Fruit±s,,"
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A regular annual pdumtng 'i0 pre-
ferred to a heavy' pruning every three
`tri
OT four yearn A hie'a•vy..-puning' up.
•e
au ,
trots the balance of the tree as• tis' int
WAITMT
'dicated by an abnlormal.l growth of •
F ".0I
suckers. It mtay throw tihe .tree part-
1.•y out, of the fruiting condition, in
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membving suckers, the Cuts sihoulld 'be
, '
made flush With the parent limb else
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a second amP may arise next year
from the same point.
, 1,0
Maury fruit growers begin to warry
f
too soon about their trees' getting too
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high, and commence' quite early--- to'
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reduce height. Tbls often results in'i;•
a strong growth at the top of tbea...
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tree, causing excessive shading of the
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lower areas, weakening the, growth::ry
there and eventustly resulting in deed
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brcbeis.
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Trees should not be headed back,
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until they sue too high for profitableA
management. It is an easy matter to
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reduce the height by cutting to a
sturdy o'utw'ard growing limb. Tanis
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heigiht reduction process should be
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spread over two or three years so
<.
that the balance between growth and
fruiting' many not be upset.
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SWEET
RAL.
CAp� TES
"The prrcrt form Is rkick
tobacco coo bo'smokea"
your family till you hove talked with left, the freckle -faced people and the Attractive "home" pictures, such as this, are easy to take, either in the
ma again. That you M11 think It ov- non -freckled, each claiming to be daytime or at night,with photo bulbs.
e'r, and if anything ,hair to be done pure and to possess exclusively the
virtue's of honesty, honor and clean PICTURES of the rooms of your but for your fust picture you should
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yOwill fat me hand's it it for you. Will i ,
YOU prom,is,e?" blood, and each sworn to exterminate home are easy to make, and add make several "test" shots, with in -
Marjorie was stall for• stcveral sec- the Other as the only guarantee of variety to the snapshot collection. creased exposure each time. Three
onds, looking drown ;it tber hands Peace, progress and decency on earth. They also have memory value, In the shots, one with 10 -second timing, one
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clasped tightly befonher, then s,he it ended with ,just two survivors, event furnishings are changed or the with .10 seconds, and one with about
said slowly, serioucsly: an Old man and am old wpmantI to- home Is remodeled. 2 minutes, will do: Have'a print made
'7 "rill prom.isr to think over what gether in a but. He was ,ohne-eighth Any camera is suitable for these from each negative, and you can get
you said. Eve,rythinc Miert YOU (have frecklpd-- that is to say, he, had a pictures, if it can be set for a time a good idea of the timing that willli
said." few small freckles. Stye was of the exposure. The pictures can be taken be best for other "Interior" pictures.
(Oon,tin'ued Nexf Week) pure, non -freckled strain. either in the daytime, or at night. Photo bulbs, when needed to ob-
%o one nigmi She, slugged, shim with Before taking a picture by day- tain an even balance of lighting in a 11
- -,....-.-.-d4N-- an, axe as he slept, and fell d,eadi of light, have the room illuminated as room, can be used in bridge lamps f
tho poison lie had, put in her soup that evenly as possible. Illumination may with shades tipped up and moved •`',
And The World
evebe balanced, in some cases, by ad- about to direct light wherever neces-
And the horses and asses romped lusting shades of windows that will sary. Of course, such lights used for .f
. . in the fields, never again to be beat- �''
Was Purified be out o@ range of the camera. Photo general illumination should not be ;•a
OU or overburdened; deer walked in �'{
the open, unafraid of being arbor by lights of the amateur "flood" type placed where they will shoQv in the .111
So, at hast, they totally obliterated men; rabbits and birds took courage, are quite helpful in "evening up" the daytime pictures.
the Jews fro'mi the face of tike eartb, cities moldered and the' world was Illumination. These bulbs are also If windows are included in the pie -
The last few hundred thousand were Purified of cruelty, dishonesty, treacb- valuable for taking night pictures of ture, try this: keep the shades down
taken to seat in 'rid merchant boats, ery and greed, interiors, for seven-elghths of the exposure, y;�li
packed tight. In cages.anrd when the With the illumination adjusted, Then close the camera shutter, being :.
rusty flotilla reached the appointed '� - place the camera on a firm support, careful not to move the camera; yak
rriot, far down an the, South Atlantic, shutter set for "time." Point it to raise the.sbades, and open the cam- 9!j
ties crews and sailors opened the Mrs. Nexvt7eh: "A dozen bottles of ward the part of the room to be pie- era shutter Por the remaining expo- - r
Madras curry powdbr." A'
"You know I'm an adiapted cbdid, cocks, abandoned ship and madte for • tured, set the lens for a small open- sure time. This trick keeps the win- `.)
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the vessels of the International Navy, Ing such as f-16, and make'the ex- dows from recording too brightly on -; ,�
don't you. You've always' known that which took them aboard and opetie(i R'ingma;ster: `°W'ho broke that tra- poanre. the flim. r
haven't you. Evan." peze. lY;
"Wrhyi-yes, of 0aurste, but vvhart has fire with their gnus,. The exposure time varies with the In arranging a r6om for a picture,
It?" Acrobat: "I did, with my little brightness of the room. With a box it is wise to move any furniture that -- - 'f".
that got ,to ri10 with it." Tn less than an hour it was done, acts," "a°"
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They were sitting on the deep Picket baste with, sharpshooters in • camera, or using lens opening P.16 on is quite near the camera, leaving an r
oouclt, Marjorie at one 'end, Evan near their bows went out to pick off the cameras so marked, exposure can be "open" foreground. This makes the I� .;,
utile,:
the ,other, but new .he Leaned: across few b•alf-consclous floate's. who had "Pa, what is Christmas?" as short as 4 seconds on a bright, room seem more spacious. The pia r.Yl+;
wrirt.h a comforting mun,ner and looked grasped fragments of wreckage, There "Todtay it's the only time of the sunny day when the room has white tura should show more floor than "lima;,
In -to her eyes. was not one Jew draft on earrtb, not walls and more than one window. ceiling, to avoid a top-heavy appear- .1''1`i
year when fodkrs hang up tb*4.r stock- 1,
"It's my family. My owrb family, I one, and the remaining peoples of the ing,a at home imsttoa4 of in Was'ivi',ag- With dark walls and only one win- ante.
mean, They are my own peopl'o, world sighed with relief andsaid, ton,"dow, exposure on a sunny day would Winter'nionths are a splendid time I : p'°'
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kvon?" "Now we shall have, peace and pro- • be about 40 seconds. On a day of hazy to picture the roopls of your home. ,;..
"Nonsense! Nothdn,g of tithe kind'." grecs and tiro more. greed, lying, cheat= Officer: "Hey! Pull' overt• to the sun, leave the abutter open twice as Take these pictures now, and y'otl, 'i =t:
said Evan lifting his well-middlelled ing, conspiracy or theft." curb, lady. Do you icmow you were long, and on q very dull day, ten will find added value in themIn'l talk • rr%t�
chin baug,'hitily. "You are no more The �roperty of the Jews was di s= droing 75?" I .. 411
times as long, years. ';
conneett.ed with them than I am, They tribute according to pronids,e, and Gladys; "Isn't it unarrellous--atld These figures will serve as a guide, 224 • John van Oui'1+d'et` "
gave you wp I should think you rheic was no reason why the people 1 just learned to dative yesterdays" „`
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