The Lucknow Sentinel, 1933-08-03, Page 2T•r"
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• 1,Vidle Mrs. -1Viilett. 'her • ,diinghter,
hia.ior.:EiurnahY and three geigh-
burs pia'Y'ed-at table .tipping, a,
• message.. was received; stating ,-that, Cap-
. • lain, Joseph , Treveiv*** :hadbeen. • tnar,
dere.. kor two months- the' Willetts
hail been geoupYing. Trefelyan'S todse.
•1 had taken, A;srnall house ter.' hiraSelt
*t xlianipion, 'six pities ,distant:'
ib.yfound his triend• dead,: the base of
siadi fraetnred. Thidee'fireyeiyaies
• Wilt hisestate.. diVioed into four equal
Partp, went te. ister, MAry'Pearson.
. A mien' nAnied .3a.nies,,T•earson ;had
tered At An Exhartintoniiiotel the aftet-
• ii,00n. of the. unirder, And; taken the tirat
.40,44.,0Ack• to. • 'London.the,,a, tellewing'
' niqralag4 tAter that:day' MAI:tir Aurnaby
teoeived A cheque or 5,0Sq. pontids-4tOr
sentling in, the' gay FOri-eet solutiOn in A-
eeinpetition., .PoliCe•nspeotor'llarraeett
fineationed ,47%irs, 'whhse bus'
• ;band,' was: A• stiell=shoeiced 111.410, She•
, gaVe• him the Louden. address. .op, her
nephew, &tines peArsOn..: "
GATO
1 1 •
CRAITERNINL
••The inspector' decided. not to go to
the insurance -office Where • PearSon
mita employed, but to• visit Wirn e-
tkm. instead arid have iMerview
„with ''Iffartin 'Dering, formerly
Parson..
There:were no °Signe of shabbiness• .
about The Nook. '.'New and shoddy,"'
,wita,how_ Inspector •NarracotC &se:rib-
...0 It iv hi •.•
• Mis. De"ringwas at'herne. • A- rittli,e7
pert -looking Maid' • dressed In lilac
• color ehovied him into a rather over -
"I ern investigating the death. • of
your' Uncle, ;Captain' Joseph• Trevei-
Yen. NaY'I a.k, 'sir, if you ha1ie.14,41Y-
thing to say?" • • • " , •
.rrhe, youngman rage slowly to his
feet and said in a. low stained voice:
4Are yellarresting
sir, 1:444. 'net. •,Z am sinOIY
'ao4ing, you, to aceount for yoAr move-
ments; yesterday afternoon., ;TOO' ItneY'
reply to my,. IgneStienS `Or net
See. fit."- t*.•
,"And rePIY to thera.:,:jt
'will 'telt :aght.ne. YouVe folind
.out, then that 1. walown• theiv
ys-
terday?" •.••••• ,
' "Tsigned ybUr name in thehetel
registei,•Nr:•1?9tirson.i'," •
_,
.suppose :there's no; use
denying it. there--•whY
•n't the?" : .• :••
"Why zndeed'" saidthe. instiegtor
mildly.' - ••
;
• "I went, .Elown there' te•''See• • m$
uncle!' •; . •;".: '•
"By. apPeintnientl".„
"What • do you. Paean 'by, appoint:
!Tient?" ••.• • • '
"Did your uncle know You - Were
, ,
coning?'' • • "t•PY
-44 :=-11..5=We4diaTI%-----1F4t,' was a
midden impulse." • - •
•
"No, 'reason:for it?"
crowded+Ilravisg-roorra',-ge----veher:
' his alcial card to:take to her ;mist- there, be? just wanted to see InY
Dering came to him ' almost q/ut.,e sof sir* Anil -you 'did eee
"I suPpose yea- have est:me' about • :There viltS a pause—a Very • Ing
..poer'Uncle Joseph," was her ,greeting. Pnuse. Indecision was written' on
•shocking—really shocking!. . every. feature:of the,. young man's
•am so. dreadfully nervous about •burg7, face. Inspector Narracott• felt a' kind
• 'ars•myself.. : I , had two extra 'bolts ,ef Pity as he watched, him.' • Couldn't
immediately. . • - •im?" •
-7F"In w9attl!,?r,
sn
it7Li
we :on snow later."'
rsn't actually,:spowin, g then.
"I see. And what was the nature
of; Yetir conversation' with Ybur un2
cle?" •
•
"Oh! -nothing in particular. 1-1
hist wanted, to talk to the •old. boy,.
-look blin up th'at :sert of thing, you,
'
a ,peer lior; thought Id-
,
Spector Narracott, Alond: he said:
• "Very good sir. Now may I ask
you,. why, on hearing, Of your uncle's
inUrder, You left Bxhampton withbut
di1siiyetir relatioriship. to the
• mUrdered Than?".•
"I was '-scared," said the . young
man hnkiy.' heard he. had been
murdered 'r,ound; about the time:I left
• him. „Thetis. enbligh •Scare any-
one, isn't' it? „I left the 'place by the
rst aVai1ab1e7 train., 'Obi I dare say
I, was a fool to do ;ait,thing Of the
sort.' - But yetiltneW: 'what it is when
you are rattled.' 2%nd enone Might
'haVe been Tntt1e,4 under: these eireurpH
stane,es."..- •• .
ttiat'sAll •you have te, say':
aires--les of course.""
•
"Then,, perhaps you'll have _ne
• jectiori; sir, to conning round with Me
ancl•having this statement :taken down
in writing, after which you mill read
it over to you, and you will sign it."
• "Is. -7 -is that all?",
that ,i may be neceeeary- to detain
• you until, after the inquest."'
...f!Ohi my 'god,": :Said Jim Pearson.
"tan nelikKlY help Me?' • •
At that moment the, door' opened
anda young Minima 'walked into the
• (Tv be. continued,)
• "• •
Jobless 'Build ,
Trot
.new patent catches on the windetwe.'• mil' was as geed as an a mission of ew' BruniNiick and Prince. Edward
SP,911
For Radioilosue
.133;454 Sales Recorded, for
Last Year L931 Still '
* -Leading
•
.4.4dio .s,utS fo,.. the sumer of 193,-
454- Were eottl ' in ca.nadt. lest year.'
. T114, 1,,,Y,0s. liel.. a big :sale for the Attst
tOW., .)f-fi4r4,:1;01.. 44n iinitietr.Y, btit... the
nae,, •of ' radio in the Pinninioit *veer
leiwely eXteriftcl. iliirilig: the tw.eive
' rIttug,, .110..Mmes'.. issuPO'.'.11ofing the .
ray 1933,. U. -i:ea9hed 737,568,, ',,T11 : .
.1141: number of radio te-
calendei... year 1931' was'.596,911,.. Willie
. brit he cleV011,men.the. of the: current
PP. 41- YP04'. whick ensied ''..OM FOr4-
. 4
. ..„ - . '
, ceneuEl. figuro , of"' ,the . nuMber of .re- :.: , . ..
"Cei•Ong sets In use in.' , Canada on ?T.., , • •. .•
Aline I;".1.9.31,. In, -770,436: As. thiS. ' I -PO YOting... „SOO'. N4t4TallY• Become •Tinkicr and ,c4ry.:.,'....
number is "unaSicirAt.'lf In excess of -' . Treat them as Hunan Biiiga,. Not Unnecessary'013)ea0....
,the number .o 'sets • licensed; at • the • , • --- ' - ,• 's - • - ,-';'," '.; • ,•,.
,
•
trangers• Distrust
rod'
, •
end ,of - the `PreViotis December, it is, rpuilc," nkell -was, ,playing an
Probable, 'that • the number 'of sets garne---his tour p-t413,7cplote-
now in nee -141.0o,', exceeds. the num-
ber: Of licenses lesited 'Unto the end
'of• Febrpary,,, • • • •
• ,
. DUring 1936 the number: erl'adro"
•tseta'.., sold followed 'prOduetIon- „very
cloSeiy.v-Ju .the• first :quarter prod,,:
, •
uction ariwnoted to 42,430' sets and
sales to 42;464, the
ter the output was 9:392 and sales
11,210, , in the third quar,ter, prodne-
tion-wa's--30-60.4-0-m-sale9734;300,:itifd-
tion "being.. limited,,,tcy. the block in
Which lie livedlniteid • of th6tiritri
along, §i. Lawrence. •• '
paw a big white: dog eross, the
)404 grass :1114rent.: bQuCe
an0,;_trot .greund• to tlid back' *yard.
Forantialto:edr9egs,i,ed the "'grads:. and fellow-
tbe Millers Were On:- the Perch.
"Hey.,1 there, bOy, keep off the grass.'
EV(rhat---are--,-yea--doing-heoe-boomed
Ili the final quarter. production was Mr: •Miller!E, voice .from behind the
41841 and sales 45,540. For the sine„
entire year prOduCtien Ordered .
408 'mEiciiines, Werth. • i6,802,877: at
factory prides, while •the value of
the sets' peld, during the year at fee-
• tory ;Prices"' Was $6,758,959. . Ontario.
led in 'volume of salea, during 1932,
taking 39,0 per ,cent,and CO1-
urnhia and ManifSba,• tied for thtrd
'dada. at :9:6 .Per cent; each.. • Sasket.
chewan ,eame next in 'Order' .and was
•
- put on the back:7door, week,, and the -boy, see-that-lus-palpable-mdeer:- VloWed-"--in-qurn by-H-NovaSeetia,--
Sy via DeringIhe' 'inspector lcnew the feet? ; •• •• . Island;
-
Middle N.Y.--;,,Miles of
carrots,: peas dem and , turnips are
growing, in the fields Of the colony:foe
•uneMployed here, fostered hy. the
"Anjergency •phelter.
'City, end, Mr, Walter' Ft.
• • fr4im Mre. Gardner; iva..s'only,twenty- At last Jim: Pearson dieW :deep
five, but she looked. cOiisiderably..oVer: • soppese. / 'had better.
•
Selling Value
, • . ,
Frank stepped: Ube startIeit'.deer,.
-then .padded .bnek tn., the pavemept
as. -.fast OS ,co•uld.' go. His: 9Yee
Were Nobody had ordered' the
log awaY. But then,. he was a bey!
• He went 'ale)* ecntle of
houses and sat doWn'Tii some ,st'epp:
It, was pearly: :bedttnie,land, he was
.,, '• .
•
Two7-17Cso-intelrer'grewt-Mr..--either
of Ake top step. craWled,
over "tO one, and snielled,..the ,single
big red rOde that Wee aut. •;, ,
bidycles rode 'up ' to the
thirty_ , She'was sma . an fair and . ' ale . 'ft. leali i -breast of ' It. -' Yee -,-I , batterylese' sete•''.Accouriteil for ap- ,
, P • • ' ,_ 4, 'proxiniately • 99 per cent Of the total steps • and dismounted, . , Don t,
• •.- • . • .. ,
,harassed expression Her , voice had. ..I.Ms ivas at what ,tirag,,,sir v• ''‘or•-• 91 •.tho.' farta,-Ja ;nertain the pro,. sales', In 4932. ..• Iiie.gh.'glith. describ- touch ' that roSeii! she said, sharPly
anellil6.-Hleehiiik with . a': worried'i,1 d' did see hint." ' ' ' • ' ' • -
.a faintly eemPlaillillti:nete.- ' Still', not . `."out: one. e'elock;Ithtnit.y.,,vet. 34c't is'headed for '•delinite, !ince:egg; . 4 4, alternating elirrent sets, 'AIM-, ,i'lltin eleng ,honre. .It 1 ilooline
• - • • , •. dont_ .
irtuerwitit: the, hispeete.r,te,,spaki_shi,,..,102theinit..the ..111, i. ,01,0.141. S&jwft,: Tho. col.wo.n:,:.,:tied,4 :::::: .morl, .1.i.-ere4I.,04,,T. , .II: .. 0410llott; .1 there_ ypy. .would have pulled It, 'wenhin't
:went on: ' . ' • .., ..- ' • .: • '•
, ,..ed a room ,and had some lunch, t erg. t an-725-•--arphipioye-d---mo-710..44,3heir .were,:.sOld._4,9074Ombined,,Phonograoh.' i'yon.:.,..a • • _, . ,...„. ,,,_ ,,,,.,,
'Ir. thereie anything, I tan do :to, •,,..ThAn. efteXWarde-I--.4,. went out 'to faniiiie yo:eaka and radio. sets, Which Were . also bat- • I Was Joseanielling
.
help you inorii*OYEef.ceorse:,1,Shalt See iny uncle' ' . ' • -. ' • . age and will beinCreateeill gradual!
. . Y • ',' • ,c - . • t
terYlese.' 'The .niiiiiller Cf' battery . "Weil - gb home • You mAstni alt
• enlsr• tAm glad f,o,'dto so 'bit one• 'Intinedintely. afterwards?'"' until it numbers,APPrexiniately one operated: 'seta Sold 1,6§0, and around on.: oilier" PeePle'n steft'.'
hardli eiier • Saw .Jeseph. - He' `Mo;'''not..
w nt a veil,. nice man—I arn sure
2conlilititiave• beini; _pot the pert
person one cot:Ad:go tO' in trOuble;
ways.,cerping an, ;cm o
of,,whit, literature meant: Sue-.
succetre---T-'-in-7not-T-arrways-
Measured. interms of 'money,' inspee-
f
,
iiundred faindie'•a_ , miecellancous sets fer motor cars and, • Frank obeyed:: last' h4I• ft, the
Men On •th0' io, .The ap, and,
•
- t
,"well 4 -cotildn for certain.:d thi). log value ctf the ordinary alternating lowo. the :street. He didn't: want o
"Whattime was ;t?
it say ' " work four or ,five hour a ay n"
"Ralf Past threel. Pour e'doci ? s, and the women to sew two. current • gets ivai::15,621;712,..ef •:entni- ick 'hoPe- That Meant bed He pro-
. • lined, phonograph and radio sets 'ceded'. With' his cruising:,
S. r clean.yelled o.
'slanantrig. i.screerI,doPr. • • :"Beat-
ut
kid
•
Of ,"alt i'mpudeneel:". • ,
rrank: brushed off the tWigawalked away backwards,. ifs flnget
: 'an(
in; hlsxffouth, bI .oyes staring a. '
this new Nemesis,• °• •
. •
• Finally he. turned and ra,,o,
Botore had
.,g,)oetobotiO06again, bow
ever, he 4.
old--:uran ..v.:11.0 had to step sideway;
to gat-oUtAt;. his...,„:roaeLto "Wato,k
Where. he,' was ;going,. had been pr.
dered from a parked baby car
.riage", into 'which Was..• peeping, •
wagon- Igo
from 'under him by an impatient
.mother Who. accused him, of helm:,
about .to steal, it. • •
• 'Mother's Affeotion •
..At last he started hoine: . helitii
gone far 4411.eri he heard.. his mother'i
!'068dusas--hut-.*A7wiik--Wor.-064+"761.0
.over and over. 4.,
anxious • .'folce "Frankieill
cried.' thought daddy 'Was bez
.Washed 'the dishes.
.mustn't. wander .away,, :- dear.: :BOnlit-•
O,lie;mightdvant nice.ifttie boy and
't••• .
, ,
what little" hoys are,. for -.40 • .thakc '•
• • .
"tike -theint", Bhe
•
'hug a:nel• onddied hitn, on her ',leo:,
,
:them.' • ehould,;say So., Tliat's•
•
People happy, There, dear,' she ; slid
bird, acriva. • "Get it.". Mrs. Simon
-
-neit•dbar-Wae:holiling„..out A bouquet_
Frank went ..oVer,,slowly, took'. the
.bouquet, and ran, •
"Thank you'" Called life Inothe
den17Feople: aren't going.tcy:,•-ititrl
you They like-iittle .heye."
'Frank ytivinatt:'" .414 N';./run..efejed':11
,mother .hneW anything about It
IiIzly--7de-peCiP1ej.ao,,itatinet ..atitie•gs
children'? ' ' .'•
tor."
• „At-Tastoshe,,p4usect... .
.
"1 gather you've .,:ijef Se' en '"yenr,
•:uncle Of late 'years.". •
"I.,,havet Seeit:hiM OnlY tWice
•• .
•
, My, .niarriage. • Ofcotirse, he was a
iregular: philistine in every ; WY—de-
voted to. :Boit. To appreciation, • as
'1.aaid•jime now, Of literlitUre."
.","HnebaridapPlied to him for
io4n,and got refliSed," v,iras-,IfisPettor
.:Istarritcott's private coinment on • the
sftuatioi.• • '•
'"Inst .as 'a Matter, of .'form, . 'Mrs:
Daring,• will '37Oitr,!tell''nte.' what your
'• fn ':."iveret.71(Ofer-dity-.7 h•f:tet,-
• noon?" ' • • •
niovenients?: ' What 'a••`.very
• queer way of 'putting it 'inkjeter.. .1
played ,rnost of the,: afternoon
.a friend ;cantle' in and apent the;
ivening,With`nie",as My I.iusla'and'AVire.
, Away from hOine'elto-
• .gether?'" ' . • '.•
• "A literary dinner ;explained'. Mrs,
•Xleting.,With iniportailee"e lutithea
with Arnerleari::publisher• EinEl 'had
this dinner in.the eVening".
That seerned. 'qute far • and. ,aboVe
•:board. He went on: .
"YoUr ,younger brother is. in, Atisr••
tralia" I belleVe, '
•7 •
."YOU have Iiieq•addreedi."..:,; .
'yee, .I.Can • fitid 'it for You, 'if',
yOU..wiehrather" a PeCaliitr name--
.I'veforgotten it -for. the:Minirte'..oirie-
where in Xe* South Wales" .
•••• brother?' • .
• "Jiinet", . . •
"Yee., I •ShUll want to get iii-toirch
,
'.ivith • '• • "
•.M.re;•I'Dering .haiteped• ; to•••supplY,"
• him. :with the, addresthe • 'saMe
that Which: kre-Ohrdrier..•had already
• giVen,hini. . •• •:
• Then; 'feeling there. aa'no More .ter
• be said en' either' side;he cut the in
lerVieW. short By. the `Aime he ,,re-
' turned , ..toiWn wedid", he. ' seven
sieleeli*a ,rikety ,titne., he, hoped,. ter
:MO44,114r. JarneS • Parsoi aj limo':
The same superioelOoking;
' liked •Wornan took:him...to a roont en
• the second ileer,
• itariding inthe, middle of . the' rdorn...
was good-looking, Indeed, hAnd-
Wine,: if :yOu tott ho ,hteohnt .of the
'rather weak month..thia.the ifroirAUte
slant Of. the eiee: fle had allaggavti,
orri4 look ati'd an, air'Of not hiving,
antich' sleep of late, He looked,
Eit his viSitor, ; •
• "I• inn •lieteetiVe Inepeetor. Narra•-
• ;..tottil' -he began --but got no. further..
Witha hOtiree Cry the •Yeting Man
.41toPpedlOit td thi4r.„ Am* hisat RIR
61,1i itt Itbrit a his OP the table, Jaorw,,
. h§occtor, ilit,rta4;•tt. toOked ote.e.ed,
intly..stOliti and unintelligent. ' '•
„
-he-stammered-w»rse thin
ever. ."I don't th,ink.:4euki.:,...)4y:
. •
.• oMis. ...Belling • '':the ptotirietteSs,
said yu iieat-Out;"-at -half .past fotir.!!
It Couldn't...have been as ,late-" as
been "constructed for the children:.
, an, o a •ery-op
'• /391 362.
Tent/ •aF4-• used af3 Jiving quarter, , • •
::•."airilmbniniunity_lialt:also, has been! The largest sale -gr.. -rath° ,89
ts In
any year :in the historY,, -tle-itidu3-,
Preeted.. 4
• "What happenadS. next?" . ,
"I went to My uncle$ house,' had 'a,
talk With ' hiirr,and Came back to the
• "Hew did you get irito your uncle's
house" •. • ••• '
• "I 'rang the bell and he opened the
door himself." . ,• '
4Avasn't he, surprised to See
p'xi"syede, yes••••,•.he. • vies rather .sur-
, • •
-long.-did--you remain-L.110th-
him,' Mr. Beasonr . •
•
"A qidarter:i'o ,hour tyienty
minutes. But 1434k:here; he .was per -1
fectly .41: right •wheii..I left, him. Per
'fectly: all -right .1 swear it." •
,..,"And what thine did you leave hi&"
• The • young min, lowered:his -eyes.
Again, 'the ,hesittition. was palpable in
his tone; "..I 'don't litow: exactly."
"I, think you :AO; 'Mr, Pearson."'
• The aSsured tone had. its effect. The
boy repIied a low.'tOne.
•,"I airinarter past. five."
"yon.retifimed the. Three, Crowns
a' quarter .to six. • At Most' it eould
-onlY • talEe :YOu• seven , or- eight' min-
utee to • walk over from ` your Matte%
.gani. eyes, are. 'being -focused ,on In Canada' wan in 1931 when the
'the eolenY 'here'. and.' it." is,' believed. bits, l reached -28602: -Jul:9W gales
that 'similar farm will be, estabil .h ere-223-2.2t-L--F'igurni-ar- e-nbt-avait
e.'elsovibOre awn_ al4e, earlier. but..,produotiop. . 1929
d.
totalled 143.968sts.in1928 it Was
• •• 81,032, • and 47,500 in, 1927. In 1927
• - of .a COuntry Fire
n,
roog
• A green, 'car ,Eltood".beside: the, curb.
f.t looked• :Uncle Mack's .car,, but
:he .knew :- IV wash .„Heivever,
sat, down on the running', board.. and,
; tWigs;la1lf
fthenibeside him.• He ma e
.and hig "A"' .and.•an
. .
Newsboy --Keepe ReeoM-
'the ,..number., recelitine:sete Stc17- -r- '•• •
.1Vin• 'Campers
i es a;lungs
ed 'was • 215,650, -.While in 1998 it had
risen :to '268429, 1.929' to 399,130;
aid in aiready
Stated, for the eleven Month's, ,O'f, the
current liCale'year the:total nimber'
of :licenses isined• Is 167;668; '
The census return :showed that in
1931 -there were '74.32„radios in 'use in
Canada for every 1,000
Aton. Allionleike prat- population
the preportion WO 4579' and in, urban.
centres 'per. Look highe4t
firciportion4repOrted. in "any totality
Per 1.000' ' for Swansea' a
fUlhfirb.,•of. Toronto in, Toronto it-
self the proportion was 1:45' is
Montreal , 86, •.Winnifieg the ,pro-
portion was ..87 per 1;000 and In Tan-
couVer. 11.7.
••...? •
• 111 • -'-u,
..W.initou•Balem;. IsI,O.:-.7Here 1,4 • one ' It 15 aa,.,4 .$itrhiltrii .4iiettict' on-
newihoy 'who. .cati tell you Just how. :high,, roiling:land, They aro.. not the.
sort.' Of farmers ,Who ••haVe...-i.ntl)leiS.%
fa.aa$' miles ...he, haiCtraveted,,.deliVer
Ing morning ,anci'l aftOriCcir.....ziieWit ,:ly' ;cleared' the land. ,•• They': have
papers. in the'"eity, 01.*iiistoi7PaIem- Cherished the woods Aci that. a IntarV
. ... . . ..
and ;What his work has netted' liini generation...Will' beEieilt. • :They '. have
Per Mile„ •'• "His name' is :Thin:nett . ...• .... . • . ,. . . ,
left fine...Old avenues of trees' along
. . .
tbiinii!bieil'4011iOE45. EB.atit •Pltiteniti'-sF.P.Tivf.ret"esCtiiti'Or..-4-1 aide,...the roads:. ToWn PieniChers and.
raotoris0;.:bava, beim, Vent': to -seek
Opiseepal.•Ohurch,. , .:' ' ':J, ' . •-..' , eittlitkiri•:144rCihtdet arches. ti:fs with
'11.':e.I.•r:e!i.ali:''
..'..Young Cribbin .'... started • c'arrying
.
. , . . • • . . .
• papers, on Oct.•1,Since /that •Early ;in Jane came a frost viiiich
,
• • •andr ,thne' )2.0 ,').lai'! : dOttieied , 44,416, has nippe'd•,. the *. gardens., :Right -"after
inCone,e; mile has been 10.g Cenit. ' -nioineter flirettlated'arouad 112 to .1.16
that the , dry • opell, Fiat' in. • ' The, ther-•
walked 1162 .miles, and: ' his average
..
He contend that every, ''husiness, degreesin the .Shade.,.. .. w.hop .had.
•
-:nian":•ibeirld take liventery•ef .. his not . already, , been . blighted by ' the 1.-. rE•,'
activities, as , well 'Adj. his,' earnings.,Feaserialild" nip of frost began to: turn
yellow Under the luirning 'sun:- Those
who feared "that', their' ,welie Might,
. , .
' 1.1ii:416.Yed".; a •
riiii dry dreW-Wetet. titan ,the 'swamps
eter, is not a quitter:
: Webber Jatkeetn,'. a riktilarat .,•drialc.::
"hot' eut"-', innings 'which,. was .dite ' to. for .tiieir : vegetable :garEiens set • that
the. hOuSehold ...fetid.. ret.' least, , Might.
: . . . . . .. .
'he. 'continued : int.';the': folioWitig Sat.: • he saved. .MOSt ol.the tat -niers 'start-,
,. . . .
,• .
,
•
Walter•OEirratt, Hqnley Meek -
Maker ; who' loOked after the • parish,
chUrclr-,elock, Prophesied that it Would.
stop when he:died.. It stopped on the
day Of 'his death,
, That ivad his„14.oeciding ed, their s t. • dawi to •&Void.
•' labors a • ' •
9e.
• "I didn't go straight back, I walk-
ed'about the town"
41%Wan'
ehitrch ' door, and , ran tip -tt, 'acerb of heat.;', hey are :that. sort of7kind•,'
99 before'• he Was .howled.. ' .cdreftil people. •. • ' ,•'-' '
, , .
• Bicycle -users ' great ,Britain are
eetimated to .nunnher about 7,00000. .•
/77
Proving That ',Absence /Does Help
•
,
, „ e.ce o kar or .4 ,*."11:1.101.1 )8 eaeh
.1 rehitinO,e;?fitirilliig,„ IV1) en ,MrS. iletz age ‘retarnetr front sti tinnoludo Tforiage eimetered an
ip hew. over the ship 'and' dropped,. flowers to 019 ,
One • afternoons .When. • the ,:,gron:
wan. like •a furnace,' one atatildoite4. tin
to •Sed flame riSing:, bigh..:40 the,
alarm, spread' ..reelied- to. ' the
Seenk 'No ;CRY' fire dePartn1etit,,7:n6,-,
thnig _With .Which to: fightthe threat'
ening itainee . Wit :the, tired ' energy oft
then and women Whe..Were alreadY:
'.hattleing : ',for ::,, their • next'. Year'n,,:sne.":
.:90ziance with. itil t11i11. sfrength;"
fire.' 8tarted.caretree
,
. . ,
nickers„ wan' ritshinkf• liefera•the' .Winu
over • the. b11.4e.red., dry. gra8S Which
fed: it: Mice ' ' Wonion as
%'ve,11 asln erly;q0'&•Wal.01'.: .11,7011 010:
1.i.(1/00k4t, ,SW,41111:•4 • (IUtajthe .100ift
:0(11111.1,,i0,.tiiree, city. 1).
. .
was under cOntr(it by
lite men took home. waEcAting,•it 'Niery
nighomti the .rain eame :eleven days
itttnr--inen wko tratt..ta. • Mrdrit ell
t1irott1i thtday .
•E ff • the •
. niabl•throngh g rn
(Iona 0 ' parent) a grichitnre.
• Jost 4 sms,11 ,ors, p4bitp
vilentid Of it, ,f,01' the loss '"Eir Cash
• vatic Was :not bi .enongi, wrote;
'
Tileomp: •the cnrele584e's8. at "a •16W.
lot; Of 'Men , takaS.N. 444
most 'Eo entifirittitte,ityt
'hit:terty .nggritVatt4.- OW0.0(
the' finest !Ohr 11:011iief;'. Of trees hi
,
•
'•
• Veil Aibailt.
• Whielir. the town Vtors, had "Son
•has. linen ruined;
_ •
•, Cannot something he done to
awua1-picnickers, -.;tnotOrist.s. and'.
iniekers "see "OA a, trifling Careletsid
,nesa 'tan; „..Inteak hearts'? •• Toronts
pin sand. Enipire." ••• .•
•
'A, eon,' ef' :Plato's "BePUblio,"..,bon •
,ro,wed 66 years..ago Sram:•St. Atielrew!f;
University library by a .student, hal
been returned .witli,the 'apOlogetic• '
„planatien.that•thoUgh •he,. has ,akePt•1( ;
so long, he lias been tod• busy to finieh
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