The Huron Expositor, 1947-04-18, Page 711 ____._______.__
I I I ,_,��:,, :' j,,�-Afl,5-1�,�,�,ile�,1,;,�,,�, r :, -_'11 _111"1'14t�,�,, ,. ," - - . -
V "I 7 , 1 I - I I ', ,", . � �"*,� _ � I I " , — , , � M �_M_ ,,_,,,,1
, I � ,� , , " -, - � ': -, , , " - i— ,,� - q1'7,,i,5Mir � , -- . 'I" ,
, I I . . 7 � I . I 11 , , :,fc,�—,�j.,* I , . 7" � , ��, _.��.?�� 1 ��,� , " ,1� _ ,
� �� I �. 1. I � I : , ; �, I . I I - . � � . � � , , � I I 1�,, . - ,i� , n I :
. " ; . I , � , � ., I � � I I I � I , I . I I I 1, I � -,, ,� , � , , 1� , ,, � , � , , � . ;� I " I . � � , ", � 1, , I m , � . . �
" , , I I . � , I , , I I , � � � :�, ,. I . , I I � , * � I I � I I . I , � I I . � I � I r , " I I 11 I �i , '� � I I I - ��, I I I "� , . I
� . � � . I I , , , � I : , :111�� A .1 ; , :
, I . � I , �, , , , , , ,; '. -1 � I I I �,�" "", � ,� : I I I . I � � :: �.' I .: .1 Z
4 � 4' �11 I I � I � I I 1 ric I . I � i �, � �� � . �, . ;,%, 14'
. . � , ;� , , I , , � � ,� , .. ,��' , I ..
, I . 1 .1-947, 1 "'�) '''�, . :��: " � � ''', ','�. , '"), �, ,� ,%,.:, ''I I 0, I TO 101" I I 11. I � I . I :"; � .�� ",
I 1�, APR, P " ! .�4 11, "i, '. 1 � 11 � ! I � , sI R � : �`��', 1, , , I "I a
IM � TO XW I � -
I 'I, 'i, I I 1, � _.��. � " , I - � _:_ _�i":A�,,_ " . 1, I'll, - 1 I I . , j." I
, I '' I . _ - ;_ ii, l� ,, , , -
J_,_ '_ . _ __ ,wi �'....�.,��,,�.,�'ll"��...--�-�-.-,...�'.."=�, I 1, 11ii__"".-"_ -11, 11 I -1 . I I _-1 1-1-11-- � ,�� 11-1-1-1 . .. ... _,__
. If 1 3 , � . , 4 14 6� . � I , , , , 4 �. , ', , ; � I I , , " � � , _LL , , " �, ,5;,--._,J'.7'. _ ., , . , , I , , � I � I I � . -,, -7 , ; � , - ', ,,, , 1. I I . I -
,
, " � . �_ ,� I ,, � � � , , . I I � . � - � 7'� , I , �� ! '7, , , , ,��, �, �, �� 1, I ; 11 I , , .'f, 1�7,4� i , I , , . . " e � , , � � I ,. � I 1 ,71__ 1 11 , " `� I 77 7 !"1771 . I ... I
k - , I , — I I I � I I I 1. I I '.1 7.�,�,��, , , ; �� , :! � � � . ;,! .i;� �,N, � I 1. 1, '�1, , ,,�. :1 .1 ,; , �,. .1. W . . I "�, . �, I . , 1� � , -K�:4ii��,�, ,
, , , ", , " , , 41 I �,�,
�' 1, . � 11. I . � ____� � _�_ ,----.------.,.- ---- _� ;.K1'.1'-'VK;11"�1 �J!,;, t,!,v�6, 1� , , 4" I f. 1 (, i P . , , �, "al a fl,
71 ii� " 4 4 ,�, , , � ,, I
,# isou4��# -�*d " ' " ice, yo�i , L" . , ,� _ �'. �, :, ,� , ,�;"
. ,, 7 . I 4."V " �k 64 I 11 I I - I � tice this V'*14 '*`��'*v 15, "I 1,�iil� 1;,�W'1�111�
,. � I I 1. I 11� ". I . �. 1�111111. �� i I . I I I I � ,V.,
�.' i A I '': , �,, 11� ; '� �, " , I'll I , , . �� � , , , � . , , - I I : . � � " " ' I 1 , to the,,prinq'i , I ., - , , , , is, 01, .;� 1: 4". 11 �: . 1i
.... ., .1 . . 11 I I 1. . � , I , 11� , , , _'_Z�,�. . �', � � , I , : I i ,", you shall eat #d�14,e by' lh,�.'fire " *_ .1 ii
, : , , I , 1. ( I j I � � 1, � I V I , ,, "I'';_
" �J, ,
" t �, - ,� I . . I , � � "
4 * I ., I I �` I � � I I I I I . I I 1, I 11 I ! 11 � I . ,� ' I � � Th 6 overwi ;" � , �,.,., �
I � . � . I I I I I I . I bit " � ' I I �, I � irable, vot�e,,, � , : V`�J71,
t . 4. � 4 . ; '. :7,
I I I � I I I , t . " . . .
� ,�, I I , T� � RVITIse aslo4any jl,;ut, e . _ a
�. I ,X, . "
.4 1 1 4146, "'A. I -.111.1.1
" ,, I � � . I . � I - e content tb l'oveiij to � � I ,�Ivw C04se, vativo , 11 i 1� I , I , �
, ,
� , ,
I . . 11 � , " , I � 0:zat �iqog qvlect011c i�"n the 010011, r , I !, I . . . . . �
0,_,!, f I 11 .1. 1. I � .�', , 1 ,.,5. F-11 I I -
I
I . I , I � I -1 - I � 1, � I , � *0 , o it, - T -B, qrQue. ni,aqe , i , v4te'agaiust'�he pnuc,jple,�or .�; � , � ��,,,
I , ::. " I I , I ", ,1� Lh �� ,varty Q � �
. 1, " �, � . , , �, ;. Z . , thot 0040" out , f � , � 1� I Imergenc'y goy -A � * 1�,
.-- I ,, , I arg�'. ii�p � ,(, I
�,�Zl, . 7 , , I : I ftoei UK 'or ,file, 1, ,ri R90.04. a4o, b�l ineric confr6is", i it is I
. I . . . 1-1 I 4 I I . . .. -11 '�k,
, "I
't V. I " " I I I �, I . �. ,p, C -, art , . "J� g � Un�dej%t�ood'' thatL the' b4dg4 , , , :1 .. � '7V ,�� I
. I I , , 1'', ��,:,
�.... 11 I .. .. I .. 1: '': I d, Az pe each al .0 iii ready'' - - I
.1 � wpr*age , ,�
I � I gal . I � , I � I ,
.., � I . . I I I - , , ��J %, � � I I I , I I I
I ; r �i� , � "I "�
.. . I I I � I I � ��; ,� , §Poxi"Z ,, I I lo� I .
" . I ��,
7! ,
14 WA
IL ,
,
,
,
I V�F I '' " A I I'�' 1, �1�,'i,
,
'' .1
, I �
�
� 4 i
,
, i� �
�
,,� ,V� I
,
.; 11;
,,., �1, � M
�
,..
_
'i,
, ' ""- '' '. R '��'
,
,
-
-
"N"- 'r-
, , ,v -', F i
,
,
,
'I, ,
�
�
I I' : 11 . � �i, I ,�,Wi:' got laqu, auq will bk� bripug,11� dqr ��.��s �
I ..Jl,e , , "R
.
� .# , 11 ,.. I i, �, . I . ".,: -:,�:�� � V 11 �11.1 Mlattox'Afl, TUA � .1 Of " 1 ,, -,. !, � , I I I I , I I �
...
� " . .. 1. ke "I I ; ,, I I 1 I I 1�� " �,�,'
. ! 1� c � I.. : . I I �, � � VhA the o4v 01 Bted., It ,the 11�.routrolsll - legislgUog, � it, ,dealt 11 11 I -
f, � I .P � , FVR§�,!��,p9uoi I '1� � � , I ,
, . I ;:.,� � . I "' � �'w Labour', � 1 , 1�' �
1 , , 0 . I -r * I , � I '', , , ,,, !�� -, 1 :��I
. I � I . , � I '. I I 11 . ,
� . , .; ': � Z_ ,.T .',I I I
� , %. N � . , . I " �. �� ., � W40 eVoil 4 41 ,,.,,,,.,, good'. , 7 -, th. To"say that Agrl&iltuxe, , I ��!�
� �.. 11 . , , . , � ' , I I I." �
k 4 . I " . .. . . L . . 1 � I I i I , 1, � I 11 "'' ,f,
i, , �., ,. _1 AT4. X. ustry_�wh I I ''I I ,
� �'. 11 I . . . � I ... . � J , , I d' -'he'ovor-, I 11 I I "
. . -W,41101149V, ote maa:idlm Al i I feli" iuciud�-� �1 I I , 1�: �
I I . , I , - . .1 I � 11 I " I I � ��:
. � I � �... . .1 . . 909s, em I I I I I :, �!
I'll I I I I
,.. 1 '. I . i�,%. � 11'. , I . .1 .. � ergA�d 0,ntJA0-411.;r - TV,,* th�.:. 8100 wo, ; I r el ,��,**A,, �, I— 11, , 1. ;,
, . � 1* " I . . 11� , ,mirig, m,ajoijt�r ot,qur, people, ; , I I � I I : � .
i . ! . . J. Qr SNAIT,H - , , . 1. . ': , , " , - , . I . .
. i irM' , I.W. A t4alse.L: , -1 .�.� , , ..
.. I I . JR , , I , � i I 1 `�:7_1 � ,�, .,�, ;,�"g'
,
1. — . I I . . . � . .11 . , . I ,,�; X " 6, uIeW45': w)1#J,*',' � N , )0 �,7�, ,�,
4 ", . 44f .1 1. . I)OA44 ;tuq-, 1 ##"4911sly waitlilg:for�tla _ . ,:
, �
... I #r# . I 19
I e .611% t6 , � to ,,,,, " .A--
. 'Y br�L� I;", wq I � ",Ilipi�,'�, ., L I � . � `,rN";AK1 -
! � . ! I I . I 1-1 ,�',i- V 00970t: Cali, , lk �'Iqa
� . � . �* - hod befqrg. ,4 - , Y�- ov �-, the - I r I ��,,'.. �',-A',t ,: . �,,�,�44,
, I . _t. ,,, Vot, and f � . , . I �, , "�, ,
010! .,,,
�*
� I I I . � t ,. � I : .1. I . . . � I � 'Staft . a . I- I I - . , , ", I I `�f, " "Pi!
. .1.- � I . 1, 1 '. y I �. , - �-! : , ... - �i ,, . . . I ,:,, 7 n1t. �!,�,�,���".,!.�,:';"g�*,,,�,,�,�,�,'�', -
. - ���14,0,00!
. _", I I 'Z.WVE�
...... . i . i .1 . q , � I I ,,
i � 11- . atWg also. ' They_ Wqre, a rough, W, - J W, an uAdelp, Rf"_*P.at I � �� j,�,,,, �� i��', AL,6;,� i� "I -
, . I . , � .%Z, 2 "",
�
. , , , � ,A�11, �
. . I I ,� I , , I T � ",
� � I �� ,� ,
I -1 11 I ... k0pa,pt.coi4-Vau,y, Their table ,g,p,t.� ,M'.% .:,�i,X,F�,k
!��'. �",_.: y'': 4, . 01 , ",
_. I .1 I '..... . * *119_16,�, g_ I)o " � It- I �`. ",i .
,; . I "I'll", 11 .1111.11'..., I . � . .11 I .: I . . . � .. " , , : , ,. , malluers. , - .1 . I :, Alawl . ;!, I N � I
.1 1. 1.111 ;T I I—, 1. , X41
. , , �. � , _ _99 40- � . , _�� � , " I .
6 .k .. , i . li "". 0 I .
. . I - W ' In the�� m . . , X opop" " .. `es� ,j,,! t
. aaji , 11 - thk� nicest. , But they � . 11 �. n , 71� Q? I ,
,'.
I � I wo�pfinn�a-,VroxR ftpt ,eelo i . lto,.or 4.1p own isto.cky�agd`;,, uot'.g �We, A .! 0;67, 09'an.., b . , to were Aon,4�, of . lwp", : AX4 1JWA.Wa09 ,0, . '49':� P 19
� " �. , 1
. ' ,.
I he V, f .. ,� 4 "",
i -1 Now Gery I of a man lay motionless; a4fl. Ger st O.d. :000 I crave hia axq)pler meal. - Nor d1d, this weie'a _ a#, .riondly. genial people.. . . for, votpxmo; �,�" 0 4#4 Viv �
. . :� . t , Z&
I ' K '. . upe 1 41 -MM
� - even to -desire. �,f the h�-ndo.. were bend VA g ove ow liess when early In -th4 TUX 40kQ4 A qestib4s of the. &�uesto, � Paoltalrnon$ Ta . . , ,e .1, ,��11'11
to ,ge,'cipt and, perhaps, k04, Recoov� * &Q4# as P_W,4[bI0y"" I 'L" " ' 11 . 10"',#....... -111,
A . . in ;r � . �� ii r,!.
no,% , r�, im tl I ; ...
411A craving gr . . � "; ;;. .
. _
.. ;.. I -A
I I rit_4t "I' 7,
- . Tbe 1� i 1, i I` K", .11, .
, ".
, 'or
-He egulo , Am. 60 .ej . , ., �` .7,
A, a ipmalahment'lor his offence, .and were i4 the act of r,aJ#ft,* b - laffi�rrioonlhe scuument, belaind,a-clo4d. .who 4aX beflor'q, to _t Are, lyut� tather . , Prime, MAIVAtevo, oiateirie � I I - I A � ,F.-44
,
� I ere are ten'ttems of legiglattijon #,I � or I I . I—( � -1 1. --1-11-
4P Th ie ,1u46hperrten4 o4, by �,�: I I * I � _, ,�.
� not lielp feeling that gastw �Gld,o.ou "04 Aped, Amn a , O."'O" Unge'A 3 .- N,-,%, " �,
,Jo: he dead?" ga , . . e. - nd , N
, ;p,�espntly a cool wind 4ose-ac- seemed glad to' And them ..tbere. �. � Ift
, -
. , . I 1. -1 .t� ---_--,i1 d"
th : 11".... t i , " �i
.,Q� thrMt 4f_xain,, -,.-..-. , 11-1 I A"", P,
- �"Not be", :Said QeM_Be_4h"r llyt sqmpanie* -4y. , -�tor�eWir,*'!t,bt*.-'4,4ud,e-d-about freeI5,4 iP_a,AAA.RxdfW. �Aapor_-.cif Ah,e_j4o-U,.sa_,Qf. ehuT--p,*mpm-bp,rfF �Q ,tA -Sen -04 � " .1 " � .
A. deep wrong at tu Cq.j4 � . .f,, ,o,, ,ate, iC'2WW*1M.ft
artlet IkAdj, receive . � � " I - I ;.
. � i
-m I -felt -at first no 1 ,;__._"7 �',
'4 .. .1 I . mm -s as this is beilug writte,ii but C ow in nj�. ",Wiit, %1,1044044" as io _ � , i
-- - ,
I 1ha; -So- that a RiO� Ii6soirght '4&r -W" b-iffg-' ��VtiY6 _4� Turnips are ' d'Wbtleos exeellolwt , fla of exoelleqt�alvi,i I . , � . I *.Pr. 001, I
. . � ,-� ', " 16
' ", " ,
mi , .90a I , _W ". .. " � 11
. � �, .� ". -
I I 'dl, prosp�ect 4 -re, that whent Darlip'nout co onace.di by�kt4a ter, - i. . I 1,17'-�,i) ,, 11 11 I I— ...4'.1 .� I
, I
, I ... Is t I toward the far� ter from the, pump. in the ma-p4ll,v, things but they are.4ittle. enough uA7 I A dozen or moretio.f.,thes's cAeeti I ux.trieus,. mi'als ui P 1`!.;,, , ,,� T%k,,"�A,p,,� -;-,-:J.'4 *
A 4 . . . rlses'for its Easter.rece , . _� -;,;,�:f�.; .. %
. .1 � ps, this- W-6ek Ir lva I 1 I.; ��p,-,,X.-,T�'qgk ��,q�tft � ,,.�
er, But If e -t . " i'Die -tareat of t,qa1,1rAngu1pm J%,t4 I ,',`�'&M NIN
be toK By -the time this hid- been br ght on �rl.uch 'to maintain the 11re,s, ; saged g
... . . . L 94- . . f daxk.vi I wo,niaofizs were soon - 11 � . ' , . :, I.' 0�%',1�$� ,,�,J� -
. , ' I all' but twQ or three will. be, passe,QL' en spiripu� n -politicolly-iial I �, - , �; I . - .�.
t r $ 1 the crack of the Jx.W ..... ousiderab- the f0inoT was sitting up rather. rue, youth. thus, were they driven, at .about the fire. And after supper, as , ly 1 lado, 01P ... . ... L - , - � ��,I'���.;,��'L �. , ;, I ,,�,p . -
-
I . . 1-1 4, 11 _�. 11 , ; Supplen ntary timateo to March $1, cles here 'Phe in inhility nf, �L fLrp.A,k. '-,",`�2���-' ,`�:� U;V.Tk.li��.�,M;�,., - ;il$'',�'-, M. , I
� I I
.
I 0 ,^
0, 0 . - I
I
, i
4 I
. 1, k
I
.
� .) .
,
I
.
-
, 4 :
. .
0 , 4,. .t -10
I t
. .
* 4
.
.
,
I , I
4' 4
� iv I � , . �
,
,
,
1 4 , :
I
.
4 .
1 4 .
I A
� I J
�
.
,
I I 4
I
I .
� ". # .
� � .
"
.
� I ,
I I .
I
I
I . � 1, I
�k. .
.
I
...
V � 11
I )
. �
I
.
I
I
I . 11"
I
, �
, I
- � � I
I
�
.
. I
. . , I
I
.
� I
I
�
,
, .
,
: . . ,
. �
, I .
I
. I
L
I
.
11
� U
, I
,
I
,
L . � - .
I
It I 11' ,
;, I
I'll,
. I
i
.,
I i -
I
"I
� 11
� I
11 V I .
I
.
4 \
.
if I .
. �
I
.
; A I
�
.
.k 4 �
,
-t , I "
, I
I � I
. ,
.,
,
� , #
. I
I
,� of �
. .
.
,
.
4 .
I
, .
I 0
. - .
.
-
I
.i . b
.
I
'i� . 4 1
,
I
4 k .
.
I �
,
J
, , ,
�
. 1- 1 4 �
i
.
.
, .
I I I
�
11
�
4 ,
'V i -
f
.
''
I
� , 1 . I
.
L , 4 -
I ) 1. .
I ..
,
. �
� I % ,
. I
.
I 1. ,
�
.
�
. .
I . I ,,, I
I
I 1
4
1
1
11 � . -
I
I I.,
t. .4 .
1
4 - I ly .
17
� .
0, I I
I
I I
I
t -1 I
,
,
y . ),
I
I I �
-
. � I I
%'n 9 ' ,e.--iire to mal 1,
e',.t'in7'�'1v,Tri"o`r -hie. felony; the start- v
ing. of the blood rbhd,ered It in im- b
Ininent danger; and when 'presently- -M
he -Was so hard, pressed tiat Iris right, t
eye was like' to be 'closed, the' -noble h
sonse of equity. of which men, 'do p
wvIl to be jealoim was'thrown to the 0
wind . . . . � I
.
. it seemed- then to grow. clear to the .,m
In d ,of GerVase ' 7'dat Masier Gideon
P4rtlet sonleb'Dw lackedr a sense of C
proportion. Thie buffets ,bri jaw and, I
.
noo:AEk,,wer_e_ ,in , his Opinion quite as * I
much as,ithe ruilk w* worth. The as-,
sault on the right eye was usary. Buit k
the farmer, did not` share this view. A
'
Once blooded, be fought more furious-
ly than ever. Moreover he accom'Pan- .t
ied each blow with a savage, grunt s
' "
and did( all lie knew to pin the, young, h
'
er and .lighter man against the,wa.111 s
� . .
-of the byre. - ' " -,,;-- — -----�-
The. ,distress, ,of. poor I Anne' wasi u
dreadful. Brave as she wds, after a �
few moments she 'could endure the la
sight no more. Shuddering, she hid T�
'
her eyes in the doublet ofilier chain, .1
plom . , - I t
Would the fight never 1ceage? She
begain to fear thal the farmer would it
kill Gervase. � No longer d�are she look '%
at the. cruel spectacle, but the ever. �
recurring sound of .the blows clailled a
nud sickened her. At last -there came P
a lend cry from the onlookers, and
then the diread sounds.ceased. When
she �euturdd, to�-,Iook sh,6 ,i6ade thi.?
discovery that a yery strange. thing '
.
had happeriedi . f I . I
The farmer wag prone on his back 3
. 1� ____ I
I . I
.
.
LEGAL' - . � . f:
i . . �? . . I .-
McCONNELL &. HAYS k
. . . e
'
I . I Barristers, 'Solicitors, Etc. -, t
I .
.
,
Patrick D, McConnell - H.Glentillays
I �. . . . . ..
.
.
.
I I I SEAPORTH, ONT�',. Is
. .
.. , ,. ,, I
. . , Telephone 174 . * I
.. I I
�_ .
.
.,, A. W. SILLERT . "
.
Barristbr, Solicitor, Etc. .
.
. . I I I t
I I SEAFORTH - I -. � ,ONTARIO .
I I . 1, ,
Phone 173, Seaforth . r
i . i - I 1. s
. .
.
. . � MEDICAL � I
� .
. V V , "' � I. '4..�
. i .
SEAFORTH - CLINIC
. I
.
I DR. E. A. McMASTERf M.B.
. Physician . y, � - .
.
.
'
. . ,
� DR,. P. L. BRADY M.D.
. filf ,
.
. Office - hours 4fally, except Wednes-
dak: 1.30 - 5 p.m.,, 7 - 9 p.m. .
Appointmerits for consultation may
'be made inad-vahep- . .
. . I
I . . .. .
,
JOHN A. GORWILL, B.A., M.D� .
I . Physician and Surgeon I .
.
.
. IN DR. H. H. ROSS': OXFIC2
.. . ....
. .
'
�
I Phones: ,'Office 5-W: Res. 5.4
I . Seaforth I
. I I
. -.-- I —
. , .
.
i
MARTIN �W. STAPLETON, B.A61 M.D.
. I
I
. i _
� Physician and Surgeon .
. . ,
. . I
Successor to'Dr. W. C. Sproat
. I . .
'Phone 9&W - '" ,$eaforth
—
.
. ,
.,
9 . ER, I
.
.
. . Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat
,.. . .
Graduate in Meddipine, 'University . of
.
Toronto. .
Late assistant uevv� York Opthal.-
snei and- Aural 'Institute, Mooriefield'is
Jpyo, and Goilden.square Throat Hos-
ipital, London, Eng. At COMMEftIAL
HOT,EL, SEAFORTH, THIRD WED-
NIESM, In each 'Mouth, from 2 p.m.
to- 4.30 .in. � I . .
63 Waterloo Street South, Stratford.
.
. I—. — . . .
- . . . .
.
.
. JOHN C. , GQDDARR, M. . D. .1', 11
1. Physician andeSurgeon .
1. Pholle, 110 - Heniall
I
. 4068x62
I
I .
- I ..... .1 . I
�
I , AUCTIONEERS -
�_ . __ .
. HAROLD JACKSON .
Specialist An Farm and Household
Vales. .. _... , I
I . U. and Perth Coun-,
Licensed. ' H
tie&,. Prices reas able; si�ttlsfactlon
�
;guaranteed. ' ae., W �
For -IffrOftffiffl6ft ' TiW 0i'PIX01M
I
,:.HAIWLD JAiCKSON, 14 on 661, Sea-
..fbith; R.R. 4. SeArbrIth. . I . . ., ..
. . I
. I
�.
. PERCY C. WRIGHT
. . Licensed Auctlq�eer *
I I
I � '
Household, tairin stock,'Implements
. �
&" pure bred4ales, 'Specfal'training
sAd experlence,enableo me to offer
,Y" sales service that Is most efflicl-
�
�
, ent and� 89lefactory. P14ONE 90 r 22,
. 'Rensall. . ,
i R, . . . . . . . . ... . � __ - -1
W. S. GINEIL,,DENFIELDJ ONT.
Licensed Auctioneer .
I .1
pure, brefi ,ogles, also farm stock
-, aiqd ,implem,onto. . ifte per ,tceirt.
icUrge, SatisfabtlalL gdarkultsed, Fo
isale dates, Phone 284, dtalrtoil, U.
May exp4use. . i . ,�
. . � I . I
Ry in the straw or L e yarLi;,. UVA- whatever rxsk�tu their lives, LID Ot-LIZU0. he w4ht vra,* zwl yo e, one of t eir . . I '. '&iMV,1.':,",N�14`i- - 6 I
. . � . I J :
; j4�m - ,�ti,"" , ;
,�� ,eol6t and 66_,J,� minor Amendment' to 'the- Militia, down Ij .the Aegptla IPP RX. � .&,,,�
ase-suppo�ted him -with a: -shoiil4er; out agan toward the haunts .of. in number produggil 8� flag, ,tion M 00� 4,11F '0wll� "i �
,
, "
. I Is U. -W 96199 11� �,i,p'% , ,
,"
- ieni, ;, , �W.M ," 4 ,jarne&4. ..,! X "I � I I 11
XQM,eV4 _-.,14",:.,,,v,,�,�,
. _L_ �, A� ��:,(� -F- ;
. un - in, MoscowtlQr- a pm�p .ta, ?I. r, ";L�
t gbon finding that Gideon_'P.arlet, Ai;A1u was Gervase consumed, by a gazk to play upon it not unpleasahtli. 1 Act, pirblic6tion of statutes, appoint- ��, ,��
�Wz;i :�, !,;L�
..1. I 49,919 , 0_ ,
,,�,
,
on It -he . !, I ,q h i 1 1�, I I—
.,� I ,� .1 W,Q'��_.,�,�,�,ii'�i�,
as lit -tie the wprs6-f,Qr the blow- on dedire. to barter the., allver-hilted, dag- It was a welVtoned' instrument,', Tar;,in tot audltor%'a bill Te6peCtIVg the, for Gerxuaily *'bmiriqugs. Zvon A��ihpw 1:4 �h � F., -1. -
11 ", ,."I I , 1.1,11 ". . .. 'k .
, , . __ 4�.,,a �
I i"pecti! -deny A� 0A I ptovvtrad I' I '.�,'�,.� �4�,.j','�'�,5
�_a_ and sales � of flood products frieuds of R !�� ;'U4`,,,, �WV";�'M, ."o , ..
he point, of the. jaw that had levelled ger for a flageol,O'by means or,which superior tq, the, onip out or which the � .v-svia, cannot, . 0�, 1,� W � .. �.
- I 1� 11 I 1'�" 1:
in to mother earth. the, you and thp '" m.gulations respeCtingL tT41_', llwldj.,�: ... Ok 1, ,`�" , A
, ,,,t-pprpagn A t . - A,,;, "' " I , �. , I
ng, �aark -derer of the village' � the Rim-ai i,u . _*iye% , s,. very . !,
he reckdried to glet pence, or failing 4raggle-talled waA . � , , , tGn
Ing with the enepay are Among 11 I ,. '�J'V,� ��, ': �;%'
. . ,,'; " ,
roceeded, to, cle'ar-� � `�*f ' laelk . � ...L �.,
. . the largely to a* ,,�r tbo , pf, vr.6- I I 11 le � ,
the1�16od from 'his that, he hoped to turn, the superfluous street hid wrung such doubtftil'.mue- 1, V. . "a lov -of , Capad"OV., , .�
. �
-
. , � !Inonroonten,tious Wills whi,ch. should be, gress and many feel that It A . ii",�,O - �� "
. ,
wn face by -dipping It In the bnoket. . vreapon Into current coin, of the le. 1fideed Gervase,- *ho had the ear - 4' 4 """ "'i WIm`, !�,r I'll, ;ml';; � 1. pil. "
. . % ,
. . t , pea .�.�
. .
Tile' farmer waiched the f,process realm. � 0 of the true amateur, Wasi d before adJounment fi�,Ithough' Iibera� A to preve .a. -sat-Is . I ...'�& , _, , '4� '_ .�.� I
, , uL '' � ,� �'S 11
,
elighted- I Pa's'seld to attom , � � -
I _a * - L , �'e�, ��j4�,��' " � m
�,�
,
,4".� ,
I I . 'V�r6ild. 'I g kj��,'f , -, �.o_;D.;. �
' con4derable discussion ttle�ment. It, i,**-�B, laappe%is �, I . 4.,-, ,��-
palapproval. Allere's They passed, throug1l, several ham- with the wh6le performance. , . I factory se ':�,:0�, � *-�:'�i' '
ith aw air of gri . "", - " f" lsl� ...... 1; ,�� � "I�i��: . .
I - - h6&,;4` t! hj�! 'f'� I 9 � .__111 ". -
on the 1,4st. A new bill gov 9 . �aad' � -1 �q
iy hand, yhop-rig ma 16 ' . ent OxIlin the'. "terri-ble.'i6WItaTia,iitWe-it', �be- .y _i4t9,ry,,'4, ,,j,.,�
,A" lie - saidi when' to but in -none. did the,- oplibritunity He was fain to -i6omplim -the ... . _ V . , ; 1. , ipl." i
. -j' .
I '. , _... I
A, � , I
, , ,
I ensition',to government emplmrll - finminimt, thras,'t* .to deriaoe- ,_ . '� "" ' .'�
comes an now, th nolt,everethe'S 0 , �,
ervase's countenance had been put *arise of fulfilling th, � , - ore- musician upon his melody. And in pomp I V. - e's :�,,.',-,
. . , ' I ' ' ' P., '11.1 I
'. _1 �,�..".�,�., � I I
I '' -
u -some sort of order. '�You are 9 'over charity -at by -such a wonderfui r�arfuer had warmth .eos for, accidents or industrial &seasb bacy and freedom- The realizatinn; of � tst coulttriio,�,,,taw ieili�' ji "
w . . -it. ,_ � )" I ].",*�..tl' '.J,,
. iis lacking, so t,fi f �, , Vi;ih ... _ . .. �.,.
,
�
.. h , 1, . , i!'-, .
- encountered 'in government service 'Is this is -probably what has- inspired t o _i 4_11111�. �.��
ad of mettle aud' 9 pretty fighter. By ,sundown -a bitter hunger took them and good cheer revived the young . . . - �,,,,.,* ��
. I . I important new lie-islatiori, perhaps of strong action against Communists in ,W.Jr Qur�, r4 Ing -M "ot qm�-.� . ?"'2i, I
�od, young. fellow, I. didn't think, ye in its grip. - To add to their woes they man's. spirits, which' less thqn ftn- , , . ...". . � ' ;Vijh'�' 1�, L '' ..... - .. , , " �
. ,Well , �,� :, � A�',
, , I �grje 11 :, .. � � 1'�
,
ept ouch. k c)ili) as that In. Jxmr� were again growing footsore and, hour ago were at ithetr loweai ebb, c abour; which may. th�.ei;vil oiervice *Iij�h lias been tak- . ,d, �. � _ .."'."t I ,
, _' ...
'�_ ,_ �, .,, .
' . . , , �i!, I
lairt " evoke much discussion. . _: . en by the Biltish governm all'right, but I reg.ri �&,hin�'. �_ 1, .� �',�'. t
ent.* ., , ' ., , _ : , ,,
. � - t-b�t Trow he begged to be allowed to . � � ' J :_�. .
I . . nge in the wea . ,, . . ' . . . i6r, 6 ' I ,i _14
The farmer seerned, to think it .1 was -tfier. The wind had a sting in it and .,discourse a little..on� the gypsy s pipe I The only two items which,, appear � The Pow it -is%* only �a *tt ..:��
0 er of Idea" � . . , f pro -o ;; �� 'i Z ,
.
, �,�,.z
' ,
'6bi grain : an .., og&, I 1,-11_1
he finest jest Jn -the world thi�t one the heavy gi flying -a request that was readily granted.'. to be ntroylersial are Bill No. 10 re- cl?�ipe like "" i d 'h" i ' 11 ........ � � , ".Z'k k "
ray al-ouds , w,ere -.1 . . I . It must -have been a" seuse of this '. ........ �''. ,. ,,, 1, .
... � J
I I
o wise and, crafty as biragelf s . hopl.0 low. . . . I spectii* Chinese immigration and, the ,, . .., I I . ..I � ,:�,
. . . . . 11, ".
��,
M.,
. Now it chaneek. that Gervase for,,all totalitarian threat�' which inspired, Especially to. us, the thin V' - - '!%:�z;'��,.:�
I . . , . I . ... .A I
ave been careless enough to lay Irim- Anne, hoivever, ,was tilie ,bl-avest that he had a very humble estimate I bill giving the government the pow- . ' �� .., .
. _i
. I I . a recent ractio, address by, Erwin Can- called "invisible" e�Torts ' .. .. ..' �, �.,,`,' N �
. 0 1 .
elf open to such a blow. And, as be- companlon, She trudged along pat- of his own powars, had a certq�in skill! ers necessary to maiptain controls'. . 11 " , �,
,�,l
I I
. I .)I#m, .editor of, that highly respected lik6 the tourist trade and life , ' " ��'
,ame one whor, had, -enjoyed, many tri- iently by, the side of Gervaso and in thiii, the most- charming' of the for the period requited in the public' I . : , �: 1.1"..
Anfertcan diailly, "The Christian Sol- 'insurance are 4vital too. .. . 4.
mphs in his youth, lie was too�good' nothing Woul'a. make ber q-dmit that arts. Upon a natural- �nd refined Interest. The government has declar- . 1''.. . �n
. .!�
. . . . ,!!�...
. . ened Monitor.'�" I . , �'.
. ".,
. I Did you kno* that, about - , 1.� . . . . . .
fellow not to be able to laugh at she was hungry or weary or afraid. tas-te was grafted years of delighted ed. for a po�icy of de-conitrol. as soon 1 1.1'� 1"�. 4
ill ...
I I "Thord are two, kinds of power in, . �,�.;""i,,�",
. , 11,
.. , ,�N -
, . in- I , �W
is own expense." "Tell =e, young But had it not been for. the solace of study, ,Moreover -the instrument was as it can be done having 'consider* ' 40 per cent,of all �he`ik�' , .'il:A� ,
. . � ,
, . op- today's world. They both Beem ta be ... . .i.��
11 oc 0 , - , , necessary, and sometimes they are , COM, . ..,..,,,�,
an, *liere dd,a ye learn that buffet? each other's company they must have rat er a ch i b ne tion for, the g6neral interest as surance-wida Canadian' . i'.,'K, .-
- I , V.
. i i...,
I -
'the -gypsies had a i*eal love of mus- posed -s-ts. This may 'oi6 ,
. to special inteTL )a is has - been sold to . �
thing like that don't come by ria -1 given in, long before they did; . Bach . . blended, together." Mr. Canham Spoke I . . ii.;.11. �,
.1.1.
dre.,, - have been a factor"in the vote -of a, �1, ... ;,.,;;,
..
,
. I was sustained by -the other's� valor, 1c; and when cunning strairip began . laysial'-power and the power of . people� .6ittside Canada - JA I ":;.1".."
I - ' going to of p , . I'll, . I!... I
.in favour of the bill * . ....
,:�,11,' � I
"I had it of lChristplyher,,Tattersall, Yet with, nighe at hand', supperless 'to rise 'from their inidst as they .lay parties ideas. The 'idleas' which ,he believes 64 other -countries ,� Nooth *' "!, -
,� . ". IV. ,�.
be Yorkshire champion," said, 'Ger- aAd Without a roof for their' heads, round the warid'fire, they were spell committee (only , six members voted ' _ar , . I * � -
I have great power if maintained .,�nO country "exporW' that'nanch, ' A'. i� I .
I . I.. �1,
-ase. modestly. ' hern bound. First Gerva9b play against it . By long, established - prac- .. �,
�.. �. ,
I , heaven knew What would befall t ed a soft, I ) . B]�read effectively are our concept, of 1�,
"Did,Ye' so?" said the farmer, with' now. I . 1. . I refined piece he bad learned in Italy. I . . . � life insurance. gur poinoau..' -Z'd_� --
I ... . I ividual. This . . ".."
. I I . I ,democracy anA of the ind . . 1 ... ',
. I .. , ,
kind of enthusiasm. . I . ies must be pretty famou; . . . . . .
.. ;1�1,
. �...
lk "Well, it's the At last, when the cold twiligh,t had. Its delicacy �ornpoaed the ear even , I... is the 'Power of ideas' which General for - , 11 , �': ",
I . I . �.;"� .1
I' .. ....
-_1,
rettlest. bi�ffet I've smelt this. thirty come down on the woods and, llebds, *'hilb "It ravished Jt. Then followed . ., their effitiencyi and their ,, , � 4",
. I Mai -shall seeks to blend wjth the phys- ,
-.ear.!' they, felt no longer able to go on. They bolder harmonies, less exquisite per- Gervase and Anne.. An altarkqs.t super- ical power of . the 1ree demod,ratic . . � . . I- . . I "'�'101 i
. ' s4pty. - . .�1111 I
"I wou . The ..1. . . - .� ,
,.
Id 'not have used it had you rested awhile y haps, but none, the less delight] ati-tious,re8pect was paid to'them . � . 1:
b_tb,t1l:ffi�o he road,. .cou-utriez..Jn:bia.staad...a.t.Xo-$,.Qow. _'."., _ _'__..___._ ... ;1 I
L_L_ _� I ... .
I ...---�--F--,--.-.,.-.Ii.6.��---,.-,..ii;u..-t�,�. - 1�1. em a go - .1 . .. . .- ... �4
1 .'�M
- __ inally .pass In 0. a � .1h-` -'--' Od Place - General Marshall has raised .a stan- ige Insurance is a business 6170 i I " I .
�6t' f6f6ed me to," said*Gervase". -Gerv'ase in"e-�_sU"e'd" Anne's cherek against 66ufir6.' Zir 6Td"*b1H9ii 'gave ...... . �4, - �
"And'Af I'd known yon were keep.- his coat, aud,it seemed like lee. ranting pieces ,known and ailmired, beside the fire in 'which to Pass the dard irl,. the "war of ideas" which, the I. I . .v_ "
1� . I everybo4y, a groat e rl_ .. __ . I I'll . �,-4�,
11 ' , - " ..
. .;
,
. ber whispered, .iand . est;irdated: , �;_.
ve I'd not have b6ld . Poor soul," over all the countryside. night; aAd when the morning came 11 ... -1 11 ... � I- . . � - '. " ,
ng it in your slee Westetil world- has under , , p�ateds the future dke -t an ur i . , . :4
e so light, young fellow, and you can could haidly restr4in hl tears. . When' the li�6ax4 -these famous* they had another good meal. ,. , �;" -
1. .. t". .. - . ;.
I B y "There. is infinite power -in the true ' mifflo"palkib n -t I . . , 1:�,�,!,,
- I. V .1
.. -4.
ay to that." . 'It was quite dark. by the time they tunes some � began - tot'sing an -11, others' - The gypsies showed them so much' concept of the rights of men." , ' I ."4,4
, . ''A
I , � . ones, 6fe fasurance offeis a'syste .
I . I le- I I �r�.'
.
�The farmer. stpoke.: with 4 ' kind of h.a&d gathered the strength to continue rose -and danced rouiad'�the fire.. They kindness that they were in no hurry The increased, anxieivf labour and, I atic and ,easy way t4i -sa*..6. voniali, I ". 1. 11 j��`A'
..
rini. admiration, as became an old their Journey. At first their limbs would not hear of Gervase ceasing. to to go forth. 'And before they lq;p these management. 0 find ',peaceful ways. , an auth6rixed,ageni' abaut .a #1da , 1 ,
* . . i. ,
,
varri6r *ho had dealt many a shrewd, were so stiff that they 1 could, hardly play. For long, enough ' wag he 'kQpt, filends, so Ireedful were they of pres-, ending ddsputes both in Canada and , best su;tpd to year - regiulrements., 1 : t � ��_.
.. I
'. . .1 , .
.
noc`k in his time. He bore no malice, ,walk. But the� bit -ter wind, the heavy at'hi$ task; all kinds of revelry ae- ent- opportuiiity, that two things - of the United States 'is proof "that.. we- I . .., 1, . 1:..... ., XW. t _-,q,
. ,
ith�r for the ra0e of his milk o�fQr darkness and the threat'..Of rain.sp comp,taied the cheerful strains of the consequence befell. in the first place are, advancing in the practice o . f our I N. . ,�, � ,
ur- . . . . . 11P
. . . - .. 1�
I . . . . . I 1. ."',
he blow to his pride. Besides, much red., them,,cruelly, .Their strides gre-W pipe, ,�biid,when at.last the accomplish- 'a great desire had been hindled in . .1 I : 1,
� democracy; a demiocrack, in which 'we . 11 11����'-
.1 . "-,V,
� I .1
vas to be forgiven'a lad of the true, shorter. And shorter, they fell zick.at ed,musician was so weary that he derva8e to get possession of the " I . I I thirty � . I :", I � I i,i!'g
. -1 - ' are rul9d, by laws, not by men.. That has. been ck,rrydrig on'tor years., r,
nettle. 1� I , heart, yet they did not �omplsjn .of could'play ri&'b�Are. it- was --gravely gypsy's flute: Aga�n was the �agEer Communists fear,'and oppose , this, This is the democracy -which. Mm '�,`,'311
.or of Pr6videne oft with the ,silver hilt produc - .. .'
'
�
"lf,you landl your yoii4 doxey will ,one another,' e' 4 . whispered about the fire that this s �ed.' Devout tren,d is -proof that totalitarianism r,� . i, Ind, � ". " �'��%
. I Carrham says has stirred m*uki -
: :%',,,A,
tep as far as. the kitchen," said he, On and �on ihey ti-trdVed-tinth they spoken wandetei� with. the wonderful ly he hoped it w6uld b6: deeme'd a ful:1 kno;ws.it cannot srl�ces6fully %nipeto f9'r many. ce4tilrles, since it was Sat . . �Al
. I ' . . the I .
. I , .
'perhaps the good wife ,can, find ye a� were like to drap. Exactly gift was iionq o.ther.than Tat BarIcey, equivalent for . . thing he coveted. , �vith freedom andi democracy in the . ""'
what -they . .� I . I forth, in- its, clearest andi must moving '- .1 .': ,:;'�E
. . J,�7".�
its o' breakfast apiece." .; hoped to find in that inhospitable the gentleman prig. . (Continued Next Week) "war of men's minds" 'which Rus, form in the,SoM.6n, on the Xouinit!'., I ,
. . .., . 1 - � ,,�
In spite of the qtiantity of the fiew night was more than they coWdl have - Ali werit well that. evening, withi � . ,1� . . I I I . . � . �. I'Ta
' I .1 . . . I . . . . . .. . . .1 1.�i!lit
I I I I . . . . "' J,
nilk they had consumbdi'Gervase and told. -Perhaps :$ome hovel or Bhep- I 1. I I I . . - I , :, '';
. . . I � . . . .. -� i ��
"" � �1 , -� �,,
knne ne�,ded, no secohd iniritati6n. bei�d!s hut or. a by-re.with cows' in it . , I . . . , . % I 14 ��
. . . . I.
I , . . b . .. I . . 1. . I i
,
. . 4 "i
The good wife, t,q.,b.e sure, vie�wed was! the bourne of'tlieie desire. ' But � I I . . _�':: . "' " . I . I . ... .
, ', '., .. ,-"�':-'.-'��r.,-,.::!!;'.:;:":;;:�':: I
. . . ". � � 1;::: .1
..
I . ��:;: � - ... -.1-
.� '.�� .,
hem. at first with little in,the Way .the weary. miles passed by and none 1. . .:.,.;, . .�: .:,�,:::..::::�,�-j:�i'4�j::�,:'-�,::!,.,: �,�,�;;:: . . �%4 ;-- %1�7,
- , �_ ,::; - - ,; . ,
,, . I i,il:.-, .:� .,:-..;.. I .- I �
.7 I .1. 11 �; _...;; .1'........"""".�;�..'.'.'.'."..�.� '..*.'-1.' . � ��M
-11 - .... , _ . � .
of ravor:z Certainly nefther-was very of � theseJhirig�i, came to -them. - 11 ... :1::.�.- '', I : `�-!,
' .. I 14" : � ..:, � . I I 'I ,
eputable to,look upon. Frttgraerits of, After a tim6 they t1irned. fror� the ; � ;Z::;, I
. . . ,
: .... 1. ... ,;:.. . . I �,
. .
' ' I , � I - '11
traw and ,flakes of 4ried mud ,were liard-and bleak high road, which gave .. :- I ." ,
,:. 't � , �
.. . .... . ; . t
� ; : i:�iii:l��i��:�.K��ii:,� . �
clinging to their clothes; and, their no protection from,the merciless wind 1. ;; . . ;. I I , 11 `
face� had .not met soap and, *ater for again into the fields. They felt -now . . :iin-�i�.!�-', . . � ,.: ,-�',
"
.. :...*i�*ixi;i� . .�
. .:j.:1::::::*-�$ . I I il,;
- .i�! 1.;.0.-.:.%.; I I
. . .:::..��.�K! I . �3
maoir hours. Also -the -face of Ger- that they could not walk another mile. � . I : :i:::i:i:::i;�!.,K,:I$,:�i:::!:�.:: . ,.� . �yl,
..."
rase was Badly. swollei and diaoGlor- Utterly weary and dispirited,, they .. ;; ,.::::%:;:*:::: : :,;�;::;::;-,- ., -, � 'O
* � . I I ; I ��,i,i..,*,'�'.*i!�-,*� . � �
.d. . . : ili�iii�i..'.,.."i���ii.�"*.��if�iiii..'I . ., ...
.
, � still clung to the slender hope of find- ....I-'. . ... I
. ...
Still, in spite of the good wife's mis- Ing shelter in a %lood�. wherein to pass ::.::.... . �' .. ..
:.. . �.
":,. �:. - �. , ,
.: .... .
. �:.,,. .:.:. :j:.',j:j:j:j:j:j::;�
,Ivings' she gave -them a ,delicious 'the remainder of themight. But thb :.� .: :::���ii�i-'��,ii��i���i���i��ii�iii�:i� I . ,
.. . :�;:,:::, �; ��i��j�:,',�::: ::��iTiil�; I . '. ' ' ' �
breakfast of eblilops, hot cakes and ,cuuntry now was flat. and cheerless. :,; X
. ..... I I.... 1. � 1. 11
��iiii:iiiii�:i:�:. - * I` ""' .
. W5,�x.m.x;, , 4 1
ale. Never in their lives haa theyi It -contained little else than low-lying I .i§i�:i�i�ii�iij� ���:�i�:�i�i�iii:i�i: ,�: I I � . I I%
I �,!.
: % , "I
had stbla a repast, And the farmer, arvarsh-Iandi .fring-ed with stunted wil- ."::�,�:::�i:::,.,:i:iii:::i!i..",:i:lji��ii:iii;i�iiii �i�. .��ii::i:iii:i::i:::::i:::�::::!:j 1W**:;:*i*i*i ... :1.
, =.,P...",.'.,"":""""'l.",., .-..�,
'. : '�:�:�: :::i:::::;::.:::::::::::.:!::::: .;-.:::'��. .. ... � . ..rr
".,
. . I -...":.1;..:1':-,.1.1i',.., .1 ,!�.; .. ;:;:;;:. . -
for all that they, had stol,6h,hia milk, low -frees. . �- �:::.:.::k.,..'-X.:- ii�::ii�::i�;:. ::::;.: "$i:i$:1.: �:;::.-i:.::.�. . 11 % , I
...'..... .. f .....
::":.T:.�!,:;,I,.::::,.�.,.i.i.�:i,i:i:..i;, %�:':': .;::;::1:::.:::�.. ::;:::�;.' I . .1 . -1.
. ., __
' . ? .
eir 1. ;;1:::1.:j �4i'1.:.:::.:�:.:.::. ...,,'.... ....., .. . W,
was fain to heap up. th -platters 12 Disappoinied of even , -this pm�ll I � 11-11 ... �
.1 - -
,.
* .. �_ _. ';:.' '�': - ... . .
. "".'.. �i,i,�:�3�.':�.i:�:�:i:"--,�!i,'ii�i!�:iiiii�'iii:i,'i'�
- :: :;,::.i:;:��:�*�:i�:�ii� ,, --.'�i:�* :i:i:i.�:ig; :j:j:j:�:j..-.:�%'�j:::;,;.: K�`::;:k -_`!',"-*.',.' -,'-,`-,';`.*.-.'%`. .
.,
with the large. generositS, of one *ho crumb of solace,, they crept at' last , ,:: 1,11�:.... i'i 1. � , ::;�'�:;:;:��.R::::; ..., ... ... I , '.*i�iii . I . a , , "I
..
1: ::::��,;: , i:i:�,i;i:i:�i�i;ii:iiiii�ii�.iii�i�ii�iii:?..i,!.��*�,., I , , ,
,. I ::.::.:�i�ii��i�ii:j :�ij�$�i��]i..-j ;...; :,:.:.:.",.;.;.".:...",....,............",...,.,....... ..
ha§ be4h a fir9t-rate-Aighter.in his under ai liedge, -which in, the lotal . i-.'_1-.,.'.,. --i:.- .., ... I—— I . .. . � .Ie`
I
I . � ..:1-.`X.* . I 11
. . I..
.; :
. '..
youth. o darkneopwas the best protection, Wy � .11iii�i�:i�i�i�i :.:::.,.,.:; "
.
m ,
, � .�:j: j:j:,::::::::�::::.. : . 1: I . `
I I 1. . , ,'
"I know not who you be young fel- 'Could fbad� And grateful were they ' . " 1; . . � :.,..'.:.,..1..1X : i .:: , ...., ;; . 1. ;��,'�e
t . �
I �, :: ; .
. 11 1. :; - ., ,f . : , :��,.
tow," said lie. ,You hlb�*� an air of for it, At least they were saved from, I I : .::� �. � � ::%,:� 7:, �, ;;",,.;:" I �.:, I ..;
. -X* i*i:i*i.,� � i::: i;� i::�;.,., " .,�:: - .. - .:
K, :"::i .�: �i ;.;,:,::;"'' .... .. 1. I 'I. .
. : . -::�; , � ...., ,��
- , I .... . . . . -:� .,:. ,..,.. ,
- - - : . :._,,::.,:: I—. .,.;..:.;..:�:-;:: * _.. .,
--thle *Ind -and rain. But fatigue galled ., :, _ ,�: � ��i� ... �i�:i�i I I
L although you may be none ... . ..
quality, � , ":�... , , : I % ;:i::i�.����::i:�ii�:::iii:�:��i�] ..... I . 11
*ip�� .. :. �. 1. . .:i...._ �i�i:i�:�::�:�i I �
the . J,ess a cutthroat fdIr that. Per- them in every bone,'and they were - - ... � ::.:;:;:. �j;:,:!'-::-: .:�:�.�:j:j:�.i::;:::::;:',;.,.;.,-:�.. _......,. � . I p�
L . , .. I ::;i::;;:;�`.;:�..::
11 . - -
haps you are Tat Barcey the gent -lie- mos,i bitterly hungry. . I Z"'M �i:�i:�:Ii�,� . -;� 1: � ;:�:�: ,:'.. 7::_�.. �,:......__. ...... I I . �
I :.::ip � ��;�i���i�::.,.:!:;::,I�..�;�.�'!�:�:.,�;::;i;�..;:;;�:$:;::: :,. . I .
.
man 'prig. - Still, ,I Care not, who you They were. too miserable to think "�.*i:i ��:i��,:;i�:,.:. I ''..:. : 1 .,..:::: ;-:.:,.�I�",j:: ,,,��,;.j;:j:j.:-:ff,:_. . � . ;
� :ap: . . . . "... t, . �::.:;%:.%.;:.::. "F"", It
I I �" � : :; 1, § � , �i,�. � - " I . p
. . 11S1.--1.`1`�' 1. I., . �...., 1. *!:': � : ��;:�:,:-�, ;� 'IN .
�: .1 .. ..'r.:': . . . . :
. -
are, but by God's life you are a -mighty of sleep. For the sake of warmth they ,:. I I. � "� " . , " .�-: , � . �
. . .. . ...", . , IN I I I '.
' __... i � I Z........., : ,:..... ..
, - � :!: .. . '. I, ,.::!: I k" : .
Oretfy fighter.% Wife, give the young lay very close together, bat little e -n- . . ,,:......... ;., ,;.!.: ft.:,:., ; '.�P...:nn" - , : �
: , n"::., """ ::�. . . �
I. .. 1.
' . N: It, ..'...... i I �.:, y
rogue anothetr sli.ce o" the cake'and ough th6ro. wA,9_;of it that crept into . - : - ". . :,:,::;_:,."j:j.,:. . :.k.:. : �
I .1
, . 1. .1 ::; iii�- X..'r .;.;.:.:.; ., I .,
.. I .
. ,. I
.
give some more swipes to the young their veins. But never for a moment : , "... . ..1. *- I" md" il .:1
. . ... I I
4 I- .. . I I
. . . I , ,�,*i :�:; ��* .::�1:1:4j;�;:.'.:j!j;�:;.j:' ,.,;.;,:;...: , :, ,
doxey. Let it never be said that Gid- "did, their dourag I e fail,'They were Bug- I 1 4'' I 4 1 . . � ':::;: ... ;;:; :::. *,:.;..1:-.,-- ..", . , :;. ..; � "I
. ::. . I
eon PArtlet knovhs, not he ' to honqr tain w miraculb.fis *de-' ::. �': . :�:::; :;: -I.." .... ... � : ::::::-:�:!!" .. � 11
� .. .
, w ; ". I ,'� .��.. , � ; 11 I ... . ':
a stout and crafty fighter. 1� . liverarfee from infinite pehIs. Iri,,,436,dy, . :�, : 4, _ .' . N. . -.11 . 1, ".. .. . %
o": : I � ! . 4. ;: ! � ; .�..' I . - .�. I .. . :� I
Thus It was that an hour hence they were fainting, but in -ardor of . I I :. '. I . ,
. 1. .. � ,:. I
they went foith furnished royalify. spirit they. Were unconquered, still. , .. -::&.: ::: I.. .:... .. . i
...X.1_ .. .
, . . . .
' , 1'k'.,.�: I
High of heart, they, took the mad God who had' given them so much . . . :.X. �1 .. I
x:",��, �:.`,t",1..::,:;:r%�:::: I
1:.:.: "`:.. ... . .
- `
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
""
"'
"'
"'
"'
"'
"'
"'
I I , .*;.": ,::;:::::*."&:
again. A. night'. s rest and'a square would -continue to hold them in., His ' . � I ,..i:. . ,.; �..'."'......."'*...'�"4.."ii , .
, ::.;.X....`-.`4..'i:j .: ... 11111:
.:.. ..... , .
....j
...... i
...... i
...... i
...... i
...... i
...... i
...... ji
. . �. . I ; �:I;,: . . ..; ....... .
meal are wotider7Wor.lq,ng things, For care. . I . :,:. :-,; 11
' :; ,::: ,, ! X:. .. . . . .i �
: I I
a time they were no longer the hunt- Almost as if in answer to their .... .: I :: , .:i: . ...�,
I ..
ed fugitives of the previous day. Girt faith they saw sudde.jq,ly a light quite . . . . .. . '!
... . I 1� .
. ' '66"no more than a I . ,�
by the'spirit of youth and 'braced by near. It seemed -to, . . . ,�
good cheer, they itriwk ac�oss the couple of ,fieldsi away. Yet again, tor- � . . I .::
.1
. . �.
country intoi the Derbyshire wood§� tured by liopp, they. painfully gather-- . . — i ,. I . ,�
Here their path was'8-pread, with.prim- e,d'.the,ir weariness -and �ragged their '11� I .":
.
. roses hnd all manner of spring de- worn-out bodies t6ward' this fitfuland-, . - ,:. . . 1. � ��.
110its. . The I bursting buds. caressed, unexpected, b!�a,con. Alas! the two - .�. . . . I ..."',
I I
I
. ..
' * 1 I - I
their faces, the odor of wild, 'flowers, fields becarne four and 76t the light .. ...,
. .�
Waq in their 1iostrI18, a thousand gol- .,seemed to 'be noo pearel. Biit once . , L
i I
I
,
' �
den -throated voices. filled tbPir eats., afoot in its iluest., they &umbled on . . ,., I � 11, �:
. : * i
. high M " I I : � 1.
In the -hearted freedom o'f the rniserably'throug;h the driving rain, In .. . - .-� ! . . .1
Moment they forgot their tragic'�er- 'the teeth of,the Icy wind, over: w6t ;; ... 1. I ;,
.. 1 . i
. .
ii. This was life in its rapture, life furrows and through closet-8et hed - I , : .:.... . .,
. 9 I . . �
.in its fulness. Sbon Gervase began os. on and on they, stumbled, tilt -at . i ., :: 11. :_
to sing, last a. moment came, -when they were � . . . - I I . I . I I
.11 . 11 like to fall in sheer. fatigue. But ,.� � . I I I . I I . . I .11 , .
' I
: In the merry month of May, Providence was, with .them still. For I � . 4 P . . . � . . I... �.,
in a, morn by break of day. , in .this last dire extremity their 'were I � , .1 . .`�
I I I I . : , . I :1,�
Forth I walked by the wood -side, rewarded by thle sight of that which .: ...... HANDS -AT' - WORK 0 0 4 ''.
. I :: ... -.1 . I I ,I
.
Whgn as,,XW wasi in his pride.,, they had, come so far to.flud. . , : .. . 4
,,
,
. 1. -1 ,
� .,
� . . . .
I . — , , LEARNING TO WELD I . 11,
� � . 1. . .
. . I ,
The 'green aisles re-echoed, his- CHAPtEER XTE ' , . I . � . I � I I I . .1 11:
� 11 � . I I ,
voice. Friyseatly ithey -rested on a ThTa light proved to be a fire which' " , ' I . . _ . I , �1- �,
nao�sgrown bank with the"great fiver had., -been made by. a band, of gypCes, , I * ................... 0-1.0*0660606 ... *� . I
" . ONTARIFO'S future prosperity Aepends directly "on a svfficient volume of ,. . .: I � .i
.. I . . I I .1�
flowing- far beneath theta. In a corner of -Er fleldi. As. Gervase' . : . : 1. ��;
and Anne approached, hope revi'ved production to satisfy domestic needs and assure . VVEX,D]ING � . .4 1
. ., for Canada a pre-eminent .
There I spled -all alone them again, since a mpat exqi�idte place,in the markets of the world. Take the rpetal trades for,example : .. __.?
,
. — �,. : . I � � I " . .. , ti
Pbillid;a and Corldon. ' .1, . scent of fo6d began to pervade 'their ,never before ,his the demanA, both here- and abroad, for the produs J won � : , -
. ' I � . .
. I .. , riostril's. SuA$srided above, the ArL- I - - I Ontaoo's rile -stliesbeibiasoiTeat. Pr6duction must he increased. . . - : Th,6 Weldin gives -the student a : - � , __ - - �,_.L-_-4
-ii tbe- -ard-ent - eyes of was an emornibuls eautdrall ffolift Wh-l"ell _ . _T�v I . . : kno,,4easm anapraotical experience of cot�dl:� . I
.J,,in4.0 ,� , _g Coorse
--They *looked I ,
mos . t but to Tne6t new produUi'on goals, skilled hands are needed. For them great g. : I I I .. `'-,.��
. i , � ,
one another utterly. beedleso of what this ' deldei6as -savor proceeded, . � , : oxy.acei�lene and electric are ' Weldin . _. -
was to come. ln�thfs Joyous morning . Gervase staggered *toward, a very' � .Opportunities, lie ahead. Higher, wages, job se�curlty, better working . : Available at Windsor, Hamilton, Toronto' ' : . i �..,
. *,
__ , . ,,,,
ot -spring they were, deternailried. , to, ancient crone who was stirring the . " -- conditions Are ,within easier rieach of Wose who have inastered a skilled : and Brockville, this course includes the : . . 11 ..�
forget, the horror thai'lield, tl�em In contents of the cauldro' . . . . . .: study of crifferent me�ala and alloys. The : . . - ... � I I..
n with- a long- ' . . . . . . :,,
. .
,
"
. ,
"For love of God, . . 11
thrall. Let the friorro'd bring what handl6d iron spobn. occupation. 1. � I � I . . :, gradilate, with further pkiactice, should become 0 �
I 1, .
I . . . 1. :, I . 1�'11'1.
It might, In this glorious hour they. 96bd wotheT," he said, "give -us, leave I . by the De' p"31riment of Veterans' Affairs : a good al I I rou'ad welder., . :
e plan sponsor�d : I I . , . , - ", iR
were -deteimained to rejoice. For -the to Ile by 'Your We a bit. And If we , th # � .....""OF,
'
-og , i�j
' bday 0
T . -'i - "�
,
.
moment let -the moment sufficelv-They may -have a, share urf. your supprer, br - .and ollithirar,thicie 's, hundreds of young workers are being trained to meet ': I 10 �
.1 . �. Vocaional -training courses are ` I
' ' . . .11 "I"',
I . I
would give tbaniselvi6e.iiii to the rap- my soul'we will remember you inour the needs,,of the metal .trades. G�Auates of these r6h6bilitation eourses . I oreied w- tminiq centm-s iocated in !& I .L. , "J. 'A J1�11
' 0 )",
. '. d toulru in -,41ii
,ture of this'little hour. - prayers." are nowr6ady to taketheir places in Ontario's industry. Available to you " the Jollowing eidos an : K , 11 ... '' ,,,,.;�,��
I
. Why have,a care? Their. pursuars The old woman lo�oke& at them both are veterans well started on the -road to skilled metal working trades such � ' Ontario. Torontc� London, Harnil. �* , . .. ,.�,� �.�),
were outrun. They had, the whole very doubtfully. "Who he ye?" ,she 1) . I ; THE , 11 ton, Kitchenee, WWdsor, Ft. . : N:
. . _ ;;
I as tool making, blacksuAthing, machine operation, iron working, patterma William, Brockville, Kingston. : I � ,,,, ,oi
wide ,World In ,which to hide — ,the asked suspiciously. "W -hence 66me, . �'I.. I
I I I . ,,,�A'i
"
, % -e North 9�y, Ottawa, Guelph, o.. ,,,�+;
WLLVXtW Wid-0 World, which *as 'full to yo . T, , . making, welding and forging. Seek them out with e6jifidence. They ar . Sum 11 . . - 1� �.
'That I cannot .tell you, mother," . . I Komptv&j Haileybury. :. . 61AJ;
'h " ,� I I . �,�A.;',Z
the brim wit glorious ad,tenturs. � your futurd craftsmen. I .1 . ,.. -1 , : � . �,��4.
they aslied nothing beyond, tlie. comt- said, Gervage, and his tone *as. pleads- 1. I .;,,1,.1
,
� . � . 0 *�. 0
rad(eshtp -of each,athet. -Let cha.nc& Ing hard. . "But we are a4cold and we I I I , 0* O.-W09606*06080600 *:go***,**' *1 , .. _ ;_�izli'�,`�
c6ntinue."fo sierve them, for their mod'. are fa-mishing. Do but #rant us this,- - . . . , 0 I I .% ." , i
"' I I. . ... .7:! 4, , .�
. . �
. .. I 1. , Publisliq by TyfE, UREWING INDUSTRY (ONTARIO) � . . I '.
est need. ' .. o ave cause to I . . I . " �', , �,
. I . * , I.A��, , I
I - . . I 1
For their autchoon they took a rue �Oour kindness." I . . .- � . � . 11 1.� . 1� 1. . . 01� .,..-1:1 .1
1,
- � I . I
, I . . . I . I -11- I .. . I L . "' L' � L I . I., . ',�r, miz
yoiwg turnip out of a fleffli. But, this "Yehave the trickof fair,opeaking I _.. .. . -_ - . .1 I 1. 'i". �':
- - I 11 I I , I . ... � I �, .1 ,i
did not #roizo a ,very satiafying ,bill �at &iLy, Tate," said the crone "I Ifitep . . li� .1 . , . ' L' I i. � I ,�, . �� , ,1�
I � t . I I I . . � I ;.� ,:..� ":
I . . . . C: ":,
,
, I I.- L I I . 0._ .. ,
. � a . ...
.
. . . .
.
. I . I I
I . . I I ".1' ,i:.
� , I . , 11.1,�'
. � ,
� � . L . .
I .. . . . I
� . .
. I I � I .
I , � :1. L . �
. I . I I ...1. "
I . ,
, .
. I ,
" ,
. . ,
I
. . I
- . .
... I
. . , I , 1 1 1
, � ': .; . , , ,
, � , : i% � � � � �
I .1 , �
''I
I . � k
I ;.
.
. I I I I
I
. .
I I . I I . . .
- I , I
I , . I , , , , , 1, , 41
, , 1,
11, - � - . , ,._� 1, . . il . �', ., . �
I . . . . I � . .
: I
I , . . . , . .1 . . . , � L
, . I � . . . I I I
"I'll, I I , � , � �.� � , ''I 1
I I � � I 1
I , I
. 'L . 11 I .. . , I - I
i,
. . .. I
� I . . . .
,%
I , . - I � I .
1-11 "I I
.." ,i .
I I .
"
I ,: " . ' ,, L ! , , I 11,
I I 11
I 1. I "
.
I . k I. I I
%* , . I :
I. . , 'i . �, ,� I . , , ,
I
L -, .1 . ... . 1� I I . , I . I I .
I .. . I ...
, . � "I I I . .�_ I. . I .'�,, I I -
.. , I 1. 7,�, '!J'
I ' L I
oio*,�?..,'' . I .
,,�. �.",e . I . L �
'4�0 . � ' � I I I
" 1'.,. I �, � � 1.:... I I
. � I '
".
� I . . I i , , :� L': I
1 L I
'
r I I . "' ' I ,1 . ,
11 L ". �, �',
I , � I I �1;1
I 11 L. ,
'' , I 11 ,
"
�� 1, ,,, : .� � L I ' I I � .1, ' "il , "", � � ,�', , .
'L ' '?� - "' - i I I
, I , 11111;:,-� i I ' � -
� ' ' �; � t L,":.' ';:
:.,''
� , ,:�, . , ,,&
L, �"L:. . . ' ,.
1 1
iip. ;'4--- "��.,�,
, . ".. �,
, ,.;, '' ,. ''" �. ': - ' ... i,,! ""��,: t. , ,y:` I " i_ K� ,�,; , - , ',!�. � ,,.,,� 1. V"'. . � ;-
L ... . '. ...."',
- I I I " ') ' ' ".X,�. � L.,
, '' , -q-,". .;
d 'L j L''� " . I
, ", " ";)." .,,,,J,4,,,,.&��,� ,���.i'i,��,',t',,,�.��.'.!��",.,�,,,,,,:,,��,�,,&,.�,:.,,�,."""r"����L�,,,,�i,�",�,,�.�,,,�,�,.,,'�,lti,�,�i;�,
I � ,�i ,;'�. I
,."L"e.,=,",� '7, I I. , .1 . , '' , , "
' L �: ,,,, � �,
- ' j L" ' � ' ""' �,, ,,:: , , , . .
�� , �
,�� �"., � i�. " � _ 1 1- � ,:"."', � ' ': '�; � � L �i 11 `,,,��Y��, ' - ,. L�
,�: IL �'i",�,i� rikl.,�,� ,� "'���'�:�"AL"""'.""�"L"'�c,�' ;, �, :,.,
""""�_ �,�� "
� 1, I'll � , �.: ,;,�' L ; ' :�j� � '': " ,
,
i,,'���"""�.t�'!"�"'I,L';�.� �',�.���,"I�'.'�",�,""'�"�""�":�;L'��':
,.'L'L�
I . 11 .1, �
: , : _A
_
i � , , ;, � ,
� �"'�""�;L" "���'r�.
i I ,": , .1 �� I I IL", I I 'j..," ;. ;'�:,:"!,'�
�.�:, �, . I L � ��'! ,,�,,L",���,:",�A�.'.",��",,,.".��4..��,���,�,,;I�',
, � 11 � � ; L ". ", � � , � ; 'L':� �'L �, , I .
,,,,.�, !, I .� "I � " . L ��' I ,
'". ", �; ��;
'', � ' .
., ), � _
,�'___,�__!t��", " -, -.--_-L- "t: ,� C".;
,n�t,,�a tk,i� it,: , V.
" aija��;&,,�,,,�`,& " 'i'a
_ ,,,�j,;:,�l,,�.1',,-":.�1�,,�', _ .�:�
, Mk�LiA44 �f L' _: 1, �� .. .... ,t'�,""; ,a,�;�,i,':,� i , "
����; 4�LL'.1-1, .11A,Wlv..v, iizl,20
,:'i., .. � I
_'. . ,�
""