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CHAPTER 'VI
AIth h $rally ,:,pllirtl;ofj, air.
line stew ardesa, kniowe;. that
Jimmy Kenllsedy iiee'llIreat'fiirt,
she f itds, preeI succumb to •
his chari+tseSaly,s mcoor.
t eoth ee er for thene,off' J
,vupr Oita: ; urges $ally` 'WOW 4.her cap", for Phi ip J'etht'tlp
' i hlte dining With. Phtilip, Cath-
arine Wingate,., helreso,, a stops
beol4ie their, table and; informs
Saily that she is engaged to
Philip. •Salty departs iaVonce.
Helen Stafford •asks:; Ji'rgn"iy
-.,.< 11(ennedy'to 9o.,to a party. He
sur
iii .greatly prised to' see
Dris'ponaa arty; Mooire, aF,age stars at
thi?n prbvious e,�aa
sion Jtniniy.had ktsisecl i?ron.da,
had gotten slapped,, and suffer-
ed' the au penslen of hi ° job
because of his act,
eraeasi are many, hings in her
favor; and in SallYte a'roF A,'sPlen-
piid girl young Sally: If you were
not a .Iethine' I would promptly
gide your marriage to her my`bless-
ing. But you are eejethrup. "'
"Grandfather, you're out of date.
The world is changing And for
the. 'better; it you ask me. ;There
IS no' Tenger °su'eh" a thing- as high
society, or best people. Hasn't the
SPECIAL
LADIES' AND:MEN'S SUITS CLEANED' AND
PRESSED FOR. 88z CENTS
FROM FEBRURAY 7th FEBRUARY 14th ONLY
Our Agents in this territory are as follows:
ANDY CALDER -- Seaforth
Phone 230' for Pickup
LOCKER SERVICE STORE — Londesboro
COSTELLO'S BARBER SHOP — Dublin
IRWIN'S LADIES' WEAR - Clinton
NEEDLECRAFT STORE -- Blyth
MONTGOMERY'S STORE Winthrop
PICKUP AND DELIVERY DAYS EVERY MONDAY & THURSDAY
'Mone Up At Tones"
ATTENTION
Rural Hydro Users
If you are considering the use of electricity for
space -heating, please contact your local Hydro
Office before taking any action.
It is in your interest to discuss this matter
with your Hydro Area Manager,' particularly
the rate applicable to this type of service and
the special conditions that apply,to wiring your
premises for the use of space heaters.
THE HYDRO -ELECTRIC POWER COMMISSION OF ONTARIO
altar taq.gitt' 'Yon 440, 13 , 4.
tliera' be eledtes' in 4.09P'' natio ,^ he
e1tiyo.
eue riiih ox . / irking
ill's 1#fe ansa Ms' .treat er for' the
•tt, a•
•olio way
then •the o fi� '; P Nov6 RAS
an' the Exna side, but it will
not remain t e.• Why?• Because
certain Pe, are shrewder.: more:.
talented an , others. And then
what w • . ! � happen,, if you married
Sally? on Infer in •our eociet
Fliili . ' our ,friends ere.. all in
your rldly ,posseehione are; all in
it. know p'erfectly we)1', that
Sally euid not be happy living'in,
a world she did not belong in. Can
you do that to her? Do you find' it
withinryodreclf to ,give her a life-
time of. unbappinoss?• Eali!"
No answer to that •question thee,
no answer to it now:, and con9e-
quently no peace. He scowled; as
he stood up. Of course he didn't
ever •want to make Sally unhappy.
He Loved 'her too deeply for that,
had loved her too deeply from child-
hood days ever to want to do• any-
thing to take the joy light from her
eyes. Beautiful eyes, deep purple
eyes that made him thrill , with
pleasure every time he saw. them
that made his heart beat faster,
that made his senses swim.
An idea occurred to him, and he
turned and made his way toward
the park exit, just as one of the
little girls playing„with the rag bah
came down hard on her panties
again. .
* * *
"Sally!” Mike caught her arm as
she, ,swung past him without see-
ing him.' "Sally, you cant leave
the field angry. 'Please, let's talk a
minute." '"
"I'm not angry, Mike. Just sorry.
I had to hurt you and I didn't want
to. Mike, why couldn't y u have
been content with what had."
"I can't control my heart, Sally;
no man can."
"But at least you could control
your tongue, and use your eyes."
"I'm sorry, Sally. BARI wanted
to tell you that I love you, I wanted
to tell you that very •much."
"But I don't love you, Mike.• 1
couldn't." She took a deep breath.
"You see . . . there's someone
else."
"Sally"" •
But his face was no whiter than
her own!
Common' ;good'?"
"Tfie 1petiditluni
Your Business Director
LEGAL
A. W. SILLERY
Barrister, Solicitor, Etc.
Phones: Office 173, Residence 781
SEAFORTH ONTARIO
'McCONNELL & HAYS
Barristers, Solicitors, Etc.
PATRICK D. McCONNELL
H. GLENN HAYS, K.C.
County Crown Attorney
- SEAPORTH, ONT.
Telephone 174
OPTOMETRIST
JOHN E. LONGSTAFF
Optometrist
Eyes examined. Glasses fitted.
Phone 7G1�
MAIN ST. : • SEAFORTH
Hours: 9 -
Wed. 9=19.30; Sat. 9 a.m. to 9 p.m,
CHIROPRACTIC
D. H. MCINNES ,
Chiropractic - Foot Qorrectlon
COMMERCIAL HOTEL
iit[ondaY, Thursday — 1 to 8 p.m.
AUCTIONEERS
MEDICAL
DR. M. W. STAPLETON
Physician and Surgeon
Phone 90 Seaforth
urn 41st•
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JOHN C. GODDARD, M.D.
Physician and Surgeon
Phone 110 Hensail
JOHN A. GOGr1WILL, B.A., M.D.
Physician"'and Surgeon
Phones: Office 5-W; Res. 5-J
Seaforth
EDWARD' W.• ELLIOTT
Licensed AuctIoiteerr
OorresPondente j romptlj"ansvier-
i nmedlate ar pngements^ Can
+bs **de ler gale dates •' by phoning
466-J, Ciliritin. Charges moderato
nn6 taiifi'e�fMtlpn guaranteed
JOSEPH L {R`Y•�AN
dist 14 i'
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Jimmy looked at Helen Stafford
and smiled. Again he had gone to
see her at the apartment, which
was rather odd, considering that he
had once told her he never want-
ed to see her again. That had been
four years ago, when Helen, ca_tch-
ing him dancing withanother girl
when he was supposed to have tak-
en her to a party, had thrown her
glass of wine roll in his face. He
had said he did not like hot-tem-
pered women, and their little ro-
mance, the romance which Helen
had hoped would lead to marriage,
had come to a decided end.
But there was a quality of good-
ness to Helen which Jimmy liked,
and could not resist. All he knew
was that the goodness appealed to
him, 'and drew him to her, even
when she was angry with him. He
dropped to the sofa beside her and
snaked his arm around her shoul-
ders.
"Good, cherub, you can't stay an-
gry with me."
"Jimmy ..'." she breathed in an
excess of emotion.
• He, caught the little sigh; were
his tars always so sensitively at
tuned?
"Awfully soft, cherub."
"Am 1, Jimmy?"
She closed her eyes as an old
emotion flared up inside her. Hi
lips coming down were met by her
halfway. "Silly," he muttered
"very silly."
Then he caught her tight'
against him and rained littl
kisses on her cheeks, her fore-
head, the soft hollow of her throat
sang, coming in quietly throng
the door, 'looked and gasped, the
moaned: "Jimmy! Helen!"
"Sally!" Helen sprang to he
feet and darted after the girl. Sh
caught her near the door and grip
ped her arm with trembling fingers
"Sally, listen to me!"
"My own friends. What a laugh!
"Sally, you must listen to m
You must!"
"Listen to you!" The- girl's bo
om heaved with the depth of be
fury, . "No, you listen to me, Hele
Stafford. AO you, too, Jimmy
I'm finished with you both. Ye
and that -goes for Mike, too. You'
all contemptible. You hear, I'
through!"
A sob broke from her throat'
she turned and stumbled into th
bedroom and over to the close
Helen, about to dash after her, w
brought tom, halt by a ring of th
doorbell.
Philip Jethrup. A. Philip Set
rup who was still looking
peace.
A half-hour later, while Hele
Jimmy, mute and white -face
looked on, he carried 'Sally's su
eases out of the 'apartment.
girl, stony -faced, gave them one di
gusted glance, then passed quic
through the door.
SEAFORTH CLINIC
E. A. McMASTER, B.A., M.D.
Internist
P. L. BRADY, M.D.
Surgeon
Office Hours: 1 p.m, to 5 p.m.,
daily, except Wednesday and Sun-
day.
EVENINGS; Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday only, 7-9 p.m.
Appointments made In advance
are desirable.,
Auk: alis' m?
01*t•si >tind-�lflili>�i hard •efTeCts
sit leictiohr ggaranteea,, Licensed
�° Ru and..1 ex 'COUntiosr { 8
For particula and .open d. � ,
>riite ldi liba�rf,.Jii l T+ •
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Phone 40• r1 5,
Illalrtln.!, 4217752
HAROLD JACK at
1 pecislist in Farm. and Bouse-
lud blit -
I d' In Pluton and Peitht
i901ntii+A. Prices reasonable; sat
6staotion guaranteed.
ihor Information, rte., write br.
*bona 1OLD J:ACCSSON, 661 r
94, Seaferth,", R.R. 4, Seaforth.
ACCOUNTING
RONALD G. McCANN
Public Accountant
CLINTON ONTARIO
Office: Phones:
Royal Bank .. Office 661, Res. 465
VETERINARY
For the first time since the commencement of the N.A.T.O.
air training scheme whereby aircrew students of other countries
are trained by the R.C.AF., trainees from Denmark have joined
those of Belgium, France, Italy, Norway and the Netherlands at
R.C.A.F. training schools. Here, at R.C.A.F. Station, London, Ont.,
two Danish students receive an introduction in arming an R.C.
A.F. Mustang from Corporal R. T. •Moyes, left, of Vancouver.
The students are Flight Cadet T. 0. Smidt, of. Copenhagen, centre,
and F/C. W. Werther, of Lundtoft, right.
you would have any objections.'
"You mean you did not believe I
would offer them, eh? You are a
pathetic creature, Mrs. Alliston.
You don't• own half the cleverness
you credit yourself with. I know
why the •girl is here, as does Cath-
erine."
"I'm sorry, sir, I'don't know what
you mean."
"Now you add lies to make tile
matter worse. Do you know one
good reason why T should not dis-
charge you, Mrs. Alliston?"
"If you are displeased with ;me
you would be very foolish. not ,to,.
Grandfather Jethrup. .I have done
my best for you for twenty years,
but don't consider_ that. No, judge.
me -from day'to day."
Tut, the words do. not deceive
me. Well, on your way. A schem-
ing, traitorous servant has never
been tolerated in this house, and
one never will be." -
"I have done no scheming," she
denied loudly "All I have done is
offer my daughter a refuge when
things became too difficult for her
to bear!"
"You will make it quite clear to
your daughter that 'Philip is en-
gaged to marry Miss' Wingate, and
that I intend to see -.that. he .keeps
that pledge?"
"But he doesn't love her," she
said frantically. 'You can't expect
him to marry a woman he doesn't 11
love. That would be indecent!"
"You will tell your daughter that,
or clear out."
"But "
He cut her short with a curt ges-
ture
of his hand. "Yes or no, Mrs.
Alliston?"
The color gleamed in her high
head. "I am a good servant, Mr.
Jethrup. I shall tell her."
• Her step was the step of 'an old,
defeated woman as she returned to
the hall. The thought that Sally
and Philip were out on a picnic to-
gether
.wasn't' -enough to restore the
confidence of a moment. before,
either. .
.It was true that 'Sally and Philip
had started out for a good, old-
fashioned picnic. But as they roll-
ed down the ,highway, the drone of
an airpiane.motor reminded her of
something she had .planned to do,
and she asked Philip to take her to
New York instead.
She walked slowly into the of-
fice of Mr. Perkin, appearing just
as Mike was wheeling around to
leave. He stopped dead still and
looked at her with his pleading
blue eyes.
"Sally—"
"Hello, Mike. May' I introduce
Mike White, ,Philip?"
Philip bowed and extended a
hand. "I've heard about you, Mike.
You seem to be one of Sally's fav-
orite people."
"Am I?" Mike asked it directly
and received a Little self-conscious
nod .for 'au answer, which brought
the old gayety -to his face. "Swell!"
"I'm leaving the company, Mike,"
she vouchsafed after an embarrass-
ing pause. "Fenny, don't you
.think? Once I thought being a
stewardess, was the grandest career
in the world."
"Hey, are you or some-
thing?"
"But 'after all," she continued,
lightly, ,,"there are more important
things. Such as marriage, Mike."
"Jimmy!" His face worked. "Hel-
en told 'me about the scene at the
apartment. But you shouldn't have
walked out on her, Sally""
"What wonderful friends I have!"
she said sarcasticafy.
Miss Hanscomb interrupted at
this point. "Do you wish to see Mr.
Perkin or don't you, Mies Alliston?"
Philip caught her arm as she
started for the inner office. "Sally,•
you should at least think. .a.ini"npte.
You spent a Pot of time learning
your business."
"There are other professions,
Philip."
'Besides," shouted. Mike, "Jimmy
has quit. You won't have to worry
about him any more."
(Continued Nett 'Cheek)
TURNBULL & BRYANS
Veterinary Clinic
'1. 0. Turnbull, D.V.M.
W. R. Bryan, D.V.M.
' Phone.105 Seaforth
D: J. McKELVIB, D.V.M.
Vetei lnary Surgeon
BENSALL, ONT.. — . PHONE 99
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Liceriued Auotloneer , CromartY
,Uvestock and Pare flake
a Specialty
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pr4lsildent '- E J. Trewartha, Clinton
Vice -Pros. - J. L. Malone, Seaforth
Manager and Sec.-Treas. - WC A.
Reid, Seaforth.
DIRECTORS:.
E. 3. Trewartha, Clinton;J., L
Malone, Seaforth; S, W. Whit
More, Seaforth; Chris. Leonhardt
Bornholm; Robert Archibald, Sea-
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*min McGregor, Clinton; Wm. S
#Aleitallltder, Walton; 'Harvey Hiller
dollerlc'h.
AGENTS:
E. Popper, Brueefleld•; R. V,
M,Ke la1ier, Dublin; Wm. Leiper,
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The Question Box
Mrs. K. C. asks: How to prevent
apple pie filling from turning a.
brown. color?
Answer: Sprinkle peeled apples
with lemon juice or hall cup of
water to which one teaspoon vine-
gar has been added. Use nutmeg
or lemon in place of cinnamon or
•
lspice which tend to darken ap-
ples.
Mrs, M. R. asks: Aro all cur-
rants, cleaned and should we wash
poppy seed?
Answers• Some currants are es-
pecially prepared and labelled as
"cleaned." These, may be served
among table raisins and nuts. Pack-
ages that are not labelled as "clean-
ed" are all inspected •andrbady for
food mixtures which will be baked.
Poppy seed is an air -cleaned pro-
duct and requires no washing.
Mrs. J. W. asks: How can we
prevent peanut butter from drying
out? Should it be refrigerated?'
Answer: Stir in a little peanut
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* * *
Mary Alliston's philosophy was
not in the least bit 'complex. She
believed that things had a way of
working out well for a person if
only that persoii.•were sensible en-
ough to be patient. -
"Ah, here you are madam," growl-
ed Grandfather Jethrup, "Pleate
sit down."
"Grandfather Jethrup," shue mur-
mured, "I have so many things to
do. I hope this won't 'take long•"
"Bah! Don't try your tricks on
me, woman. I can detect Mee
meekness, false flattery, false eV-
erything even, with one eye, and
that a peer one.. Now then, what
is this nonsense about young Saila?
Why Is she Here?'`.
, `,the , wished : to 'bo With; ref',
2 raldd>ather Jethrup.' 1 didn't tliinl#
crazy
ATTENTION!
HYDRO
CONSUMERS
Under orders from . the Hydro -Electric
Power Commission of Ontario, your Com -
.mission must now employ the most stringent
- method of collection — By this we mean
DISCONNECTION of service for overdue
accounts.
Your account is due WHEN RENDER-
ED; prior to the twenty-third of the month
you receive a TEN PER CENT DISCOUNT.
After the twenty-third you will receive dis-
connect notices which are- effective `five days
hence.
Your co-operation in paying your ac-
count before the twenty-third will save YOU -
money and the inconvenience of DISCON-
NECTION.
SEAFORTH
PUBLIC UTILITY COMMISSION
"Papa, whittt is a kAltbrow?"
"A low brow, my son, is a person
who likes the funny Opera, snappy
stories, girl. Shows and the like', and
doesn't. mind saying en.,"
'"And what isa highbrow, paps.?",
"A high -brow, ittagotlt ie" Su' 10 dy
brow wio won't admit it."
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And Canada's primary, textile Indus-
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UCKERELS, PULLETS and
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NOTIC
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RE TELEPHONE TOLL CHARGES
NOTICE is hereby given that application
has been made to the Ontario Municipal Board:
for authority to put into effect as from February
15, 1952, the following toll charges, which are in
conformity with standard rates already in effect
for similar distances elsewhere:
Station- Station -
To -Station 0, To -Station
BETWEEN: 5 Minutes Overtime
Person -
To -Person
3 Minutes
Person-
To -Person
Overtime
Dublin and Seaforth 10c 5c for each 20+5 5c for each
addle 3 mins. addit. minute
Dublin and Mitchell 10c ". 20+5
Should -you wish to present -any substantial
argument in favor of or opposed to this applica-
tion, you may do so by addressing a letter to Miss,'"
M. B. Sanderson, Secretary, The Ontario Muni..
cipal Board, Parliament Buildings,Toronto. To
receive attention, your letter should be mailed not.
later than the 9th day of February, 1952, and the,
Exchange and Number of your telephone should'
be clearly stated therein.
If you desire further information in referlr-
ence to the need for increasing the telephone
rates,you may apply to the undersigned, either
personally, by telephone, or by letter.
McKILLOP, LOGAN AND HIBBERT
TELEPHONE CO. LTD.
MATT MURRAY
President
JAS. E. McQUAID
Sec.-Treas.
NOTICE
Telephone Toll Charges
Notice is hereby given that application has
been made to the Ontario Municipal Board for
authority to put into effect as from February 21,
1952, the following toll charges which are in con-
formity `with standard rates already in effect for
similar distances elsewhere:
FROM
Station •
To -Station
Person
Overtime To -Person Overtime
Dashwood & Zurioh
TO -
Exeter, Hensel!
and Crediton 5 mins. 10c 3 mins. 5c 3 mins. 20c 1 min. 5c
Grand Bend
TO
Exeter & Crediton 3 mins. 15c 1 min. 5c 3 mins. 30c 1 min. 50
Grand Bend
TO
IHensall 3 mins. 20c 1 min. 5c 3 mins. 35c 1 min. 50
A surcharge applies on all calls over 15c, e.g.,
calls over 15c and under $1.50, the surcharge is
5 cents.
Should you wish to present any substantial
argument in favour of or opposed • to this. applX
cation, you may do so by addressing a letter to
..Miss M. B. Sanderson, Secretary, The Ontario
Municipal. Board, Parliament Buildings, ,To4anto,
Ont. To receive attention, your letter should be
mailed not later than the eleventh day.of I+'ebrlf'
ary, 1952, and the exchange and number of your
telephone should be clearly stated. therein.
If you desire further information, in ,Otey-
ence to the need for increasing the ,telephone.
rates, you may apply to the undersigned 'either
personally, by telephone, or by letter.
THE r f rrrr. c
HAY MtJNICIPAL TRLRPH S S.
Earl Campbell
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