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EOTHESAY COLLEGIATE BCHOOIP-ANlWUAL CLOSING

presldin . uating lass will be given

‘Ilho Annual Closing Exercises of 12:1" Milmgdn Gregg. [C

Rothesay Collegiate School will

take place over the week-end of . ., Pres ent of in the rack above her head suf~ June 15, 16. 17. Sports Day will be o1 New Brunswick. ficed to see her through the trop- hela on Saturcla the 1 th. with In the ever-t of inclement wea- iv: and across half South Africa. Senior, lrterm late and Junior l-her. the Presentation of Prizes "For you must take me ttwlryburg." c-onrpetltlons beln held. The An- will take lace in the Gynmasium. shc told Frank. "I want o see a Puul Collrgn Sun av Service u-lll be An itwlta-t. on to attend la extended gold mine." held in St. Paul's Cilurclt ROMHQSBY. to all Parents, Old Boys and friends A_ man on the carriage seat op» at ml-l l’, M. The Rev. ll H. l-loyl. of the School. poslte took his pipe out of his recently released from Active Ser- , mouth. "ice with the Royal Canadian Navy, I. O. l; CADET OOIPB "Singularly like any other mine.‘ will trench the sermon - WSPECTION e said.

‘tho (‘losing Exercises will be held l-le was tall. with u brown face u“ llwvlnv the 17th. commencing The Annual inspection of the like leather and crinkles at the

at 2m with a display of Military Drill b: the School Cadet Fortes. ‘this will ho followed by the Old Boys‘ Race and the Inter-form re- lav race. Presentation of Prizes will take place at 4.00 P. M, with

,.lune 51111. at . School Grounds. All

invited to be preserl

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MMARONAI.

the Bishop of Fredericton. the Very Revel-oral W, l-l. Moorhend, Chair- man of the Board 0d Governors, Themddress to the Grad- by Bl-Etg-

Rothesay Collegiate School Cadet Corps will be held on Wednesday.

200 P. M. on the Parents ard friends of the Schotol are cordially

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RACING

Wrhen, when the met Rupert once more. alter these two years of separation. and she still though»

m d uly man. okay, I llaxlrrlish edllrcgezllly olnto the back- zr$llltllf.i" interposed his aunt.

~ l1 wonditloned state ill-uni? J2"; illicit.» Rupert strikes’ her, not as a superman. as she had fgndly imagined. a veritable twin ul. but a rather eccentric and priggleh highbrow. . . it" ’ said Flrank triumph-

l . ‘qlrlcm! A tall order. Has lt oc- qurred to you that the mu)’ ['9' solutely refuse to laugh. dflnle 3nd lark?"

“Yes. But I'm sure that, eep down. she's really longing to d all these things. Thats ‘the whole basis of my argument.’ "Yea." agreed Christine, "I! she's really erlectly normal and cheer- ful glr, she'll be about ready for a bust up after all that time of ar- tificial restrakzt. And that slap you gob-mind you, you asked for lti-hiather indicates that you are r

'1 mean. if she were really aloof to all emotions, and all that other

highfalutln shufl. she'd simply hove laughed coldly and s-rdered you of! the premises.

"Oh, Weill" She smiled across

the table at him. "I'm with you. Cap'n Blood. Once aboard tho lug- ger. and the girl is ours!" There followed. for Frank. days of intensive preparation. Harrison, chief of the blg motor firm for which he raced. had to be interviewed. Frank apologised ruefully for the crash in the red car.

The great man waved a hand. “So long as you didn't knock yourself up!" he said. "That's the main thing. The car wasn't badly damaged. and in any case it wasn't the car. Let's hear no more about

it. Feeling tgulto fit? Think you may ull of something?" “Fl as a fiddle. sir! And as for

pulling off eomething—weil. can’! promise anything. except that I'll do my damdest. And if I don't pull something off, it'll be my fault. not the car's. She's the best you've turned out yet. sir. Streets ahead of any other in her class." The great man laughed. not ill- pleased by the compliment to the product of his great works. She was a beauty. Mechanics- snd Frank himself-had laboured over her putting her together and dismantling her a dozen times, as is the way with racing men; not satisfied until every nut and bolt had been tested a hundred times. Now she was all glitter and paint, the Union Jack painted on her side, ready to be stowed carefully into her huge packing case and put aboard the liner.

A! TIIE TRAIN DIIW OUT

Aunt Christine had the singular merit of being able to travel light , A trunk i-n the van and a suitcase

corners of his r-yc-s from looking at a too dazzling sun. V Chrislino had a hahlt of pulling

omnpleln strangers into her con- versatlons.

“You're a South African." she stated rather than queried.

"Yes."

"Fine. Then you” can tell me

about gold mmes. The stranger smiled attractively. "And sultanas and sheep and citrus and copper and wheat and maize and diamonds. if you like. I've had

Iona 0.W.I.. ' Annual Meeting

l llllg- I 0 l1 l sfllf§wflllllllac.w.lleewas held on the aftemoon of Mly 26th with l

f b rs. “"T'..§"§§L‘l?l‘§§t° Mlibenliuitnk Cody

resided. meetlna 01381194 Wm‘ glrgyegfily the pastor. Rev. C. J. $11 minute. of the last mectln; wgllliergiitirlntl President. Mr!- Cody gave a fine report oi the

nd stressed the 1m- mngllorleff abetter attendance at the meetings. _ During the year prizes were awarded the catechism students making the highest marks in the senior and iunior exams. a mem- ber was paid to sweep the church regularly this duty was carried int faithfully. ms can! of fwd W" collected and shipped for the Holy Father's food drive for the atary- ggplg of Europe, Mass was z;- fereg for a farmer member “Hi0 died dorms the yeflr- hi“ l" ° boys of the rlsh WhO Paid "l9 all rema sscr fice a donation ta the c. .1. scholarship for rlrls to 8-D- U. Fruit was sent to sick members, cigarettes to a member of the arm- ed service still overseas at Christ- mas and other numerous duties was looked alter by the leallue. Cur- responderlce was read and discus- set! it was decided to send the usual donations to the Slater: u! Martha and sisters of service. a letter was read stressing the need of more active membership in tho league. Discussion was then held m a donatlbli to the lee ue by Theo Praught. it was decl ed that amctuary chair be bouflhl 5"!‘ J"? church in memory of Mrs. Prauxh! a former . alclent oi this parish a dlacuulan was also held on paint- ing ti: vestry of the church this

we t unfinished.

jrhe financial ‘ t for the year by the treasurer. Mrs. Jot. ~che showed all bills paid and a air on hand.

Ilectlqa of officers then took place.

Meeting than‘ adjourned with r - '

fnffiebra are as follows:

, Hulda“, a. Michael Hor- f ‘ Haley.‘ £1. Mrs. Frank y 9 I"! vice-pres. MN - I‘ . vlcopresaltfrc. wn- . i r (re-electedl. scorc- ‘ II _ Yo, trmsuretsa Mrs. t- ~ eounc ora. rs. . z-r tuba-l. Monty x . ; »~ M, Ira. John Byme. W!- . e. Mrs. Stephen g A g Mrs. Mk.- i‘. Rooney. MH. ; P. J. Kelly, Mrl. X

By Alexander Campbell

DRIVER

e shot at railing or digging for most of them.”

“You're returning to S'l'l.h Africa?"

"Yes. Been over here for s 'acat- loo"

They plunged into discussion. Frank leaned out of the carriage window and gazed along the length of the boat train. Crowds clustered at each window, chattering t9 1-- parting friends and relatives, talk- ing faster and the time for the trains engine to move drew nearer. packed. Many of the were cmnponyi-ug voyagers futile satisfaction of a last from the quayside.

Porters hustled to and fro. Small

WBV?

I glancing at his watch. Frank

magazines and Fibers. or

tra s full of oranges and cirocc-lste. So th Africans, to whom the trio to Southampton was a five minute

Ltllhfil‘ the wmvds nor the westh. er. The thought that he was on the eve of a 6.000 mile journey. and that lt would be some months be- fore he would see these pleasantly familitr scenes again, hardly ever crossed his mind. 3e was looking for a man and a

m. had contrived to get Christ.

lne to the station early, and nod carefully inspected the train he- fore getting into it.

Professor Ellington and m; dauwhter were not on board

l-le glanced at his watch. In two

mmutes they of the station. One of the minutes passed.

A man curring a green flag pg55_ ed the carriage window. He was had an impulse to tell him to wait to: two important passengers. He re-

would be pulling out

slated it Busy slamming of doors nearer. A hand caught the handle of his own door and twisted it ex- pertly. The man passed on and the “Emmi!!! decreased ill volume as he worked his way down the train. People were already standing back and beginning to wave, crumbs his neck. Frank saw the Rreen flag raised. A whistle blew. A last carriage door was slammed. Then from the far end of the platform a figure appeared

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“his. A taliish man in a 50ft hat whose brim was absurdly tip- DPd on hi5 high bald head. he

was bowing vi orousl h l bristly black mivustachyetxo 18151;: shirt cuff. shooting beyond the confines of s black overcoat sleeve/ wasflvllraivezl! frahlicall q

0 I ” puffed Professor‘ '- lington. “Hold it!" E At his heels came a dark haired Blrl. walking swiftly.

Neither of them canried luggage. To see them was to act. Frank threw open the door of the com. lvallnwnt, The train was already in

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dgirhli W8)‘. professor!" 8 .

The professor put on q lDllrt. Frank grasped a chin, and s partof a hand inside. ra litllce a Christmas cracker. and

hc shout-

imul cuff th er pull-

Plofessnt‘ Ellington vnvno ubnnrll f The girl ‘$091115’ her lathvr pp)‘- orm the miracle o-i actually gulch- "18 the traln-lvhich he had not believed would happen—shandon- Pd her walk {or s trot, and the" a run.

(To be continued)

_-______._ "MADAM BUTTERFLY” - my 29 - (A P) __ Tamakl Miura. 62-year-old l5p5n_ ese operatic star famous ss Mo- gggtigrdgytterfly." died in ‘lC-zpital Madame Miura made her stage awearsncc hero 0n Anrn o. Radio Tokyo lfedstilde recording ufnayla; 1mm ame Butterfly -—-a role she Pégfirflsed 2.000 times.

e "PB" t - . rODe in 1914 etsoe sstllltly “blglicm Ergo gPgéifafggrlréelrlllggtres abroad during _._______________________

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more nervously as

The train was passengers as far as Southampton for the rather

boys pushed extremely large mdam, Ann is a small lady. am- wheeled newsstands loaded Wllh WWW? Htwveldvkludmidwvusht- ful to outlet-s an

ca: rled

gawlin regardedbthese provisional-s mbhfiiom. I liI-‘d myhtsfl! yvotxr-

m d and ody with mild 8w a. destinymay ve u re

amusement, 10.!‘ them. Mal/ah. I hflpfi i318! l5 al- Overhend the sky was soltly K001i {or aha-e and for

blue, with fleecy Clouds, and ‘the d young and win-some

air was warm-a typical Erqllsh 18- mm “mil” thiwlwld ‘l!

d; _ lie, into adult years. "we But Frank was interested in mme- Amt when" An" “null-med

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Ellen 's Diary

l: an Ialaad lat-nee’: Wile

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hidden bdilndl smil . <

other ohanns s5} haseanm lb: streak of iearieasnes. m. W from some brave eelan‘ lad or lass and all with a

Ann is a gentler type with the peaches and 01mm and lalmem of l. Sh: might have of. mm a nice and pre Ly flandn . who

her Mme lady. 81ml came a

on tlhe farm where “gm r ‘s house was ‘so/t’ by the brook“, ut this Arm was as well named, in honor of a manaemal aunt. A court-try school

us Jeanie remark- ed to me in an aside this evening. possesfl “a choice vocabulary of Word-s". As the twc rrst now in the

.wlh the mouth ‘milk/Ht? yhaocn e

spend our twmty-fourth at Alder-lea" and £11m. teased. "you kznow. ‘s a public holida

4mm the days of old Kl word's relgnl". ‘ It mus; have baen bhart l too had picked la wisp of the ho 511ml d of

wllllm hucl crow an amount 11110 tOdIN- The ardml made ready {of w m stared rare oplmtwnly rp e sup y of fiomto-icrtrilizer had pre- sen l-tse inviurgly. It a red whorl our men~kin

III

tofilehnwxzeoeaaarysu l ofp tfootlbutlchoosetooblyllaill

if. stiealghll to relieve tmitediu; of any delta! na- tions. " ow doolfrt you flxlnelgplts a

liutle tpo early Ellen to sow iert» ltliaet"? and about now many pounds hove you token? and . don't

an t tlhat tlll;

(the year for sto le manure

w“ the first sack you And didn't you know was o. l0!'.1l.0:l€?"

All o! these bat and bewild- ering and bowls I eecaglul when this James of mine wen away this aiftemoon. l had no time to idle finding ilhe answers 0m this delightifol day. Leaves in new Springs '

he lived

the

thought

greener 1t was

_ Th f pla. a wiholc cmdldllm eor golden bells; a lone affodll ed for me m a bor-

. ‘Ilhe first bee busy wing and thrush" sent a pretty sn son from among tlhe a1 eta by the britfgéltwosnotlrou artallto scat some earrlv seed in tthe gar- den. nou- to wander "in the w ottiheplnvmsearohofapalrof small otnes to adorn the lawn. And tfne-n write-n the sun was slipping out of sight behind the brees, in the West. I p111. away all my axdcnlnr tools for B, long meek-en . I ntay so James returned from the city “rill: a certain light in his eye which meant success in his ventrum and g imgh new “slllokm” whim pr)- clalms a fine mes-BBC l0 611 an"! sun . adorn.

ago "Don't. you lcnow we're into the ct 118 " t orrow . . Diary 4

WIS TMORELAND W. I.

nlhl meeting o! Wgffloktgallgi BIII-lgywes held m1 ‘Iilesdli-Y elm“ "K. l home of Mrs. llaml Oakos. ln the absence of the President and Vice-president. the pas-t President Mrs. James Moore gryesiloeegea {i123 and Creed in

lthebylsitori- present. Minutes of last meeting were road. aPPfm/ed “ml signed. the committees 88W their

he Gtttv- BIHIUGIH, t of $1 25 W88 l?“ V‘ od The ollmvmg conunltteos were looted for next. ttonth:— hoot. one vemer Moore: Siok. reelect- ed; Social. Mm. Verner Moore. Mrs. Hamid 031M: Lumb- MTS- 1m“- Fall, Dorothy Ntwson. Mrs Rob- m Mnylhew. Next meeting to be held in (the School roll call to U0 answered by donating an c1110!!! for auction sale to be held nest meet m meeting adlwmol and a social hour was 5901"» l"

served by committee in chimn-

wfilrfilvhgmhjfizn l bl h iness together. 23% Zrli thee‘; gxe and wisdom t , 6 DTBY. may tlrlywmsy keep with dignity and splendor. This house of Love that they have built today.

May faith and trust abide within its wal

and happy hearts mean more to them than gold.

And may they wa k with fearless eys Life's pathway.

with lovc grown stronger as they

two grow old.

w Th u give than strength a pit-Frill understanding

To meet the cares hhat come with each new day.

To know that two who share all things together

Will blllld a house that shall mt. pass away.

—Constance I. l-lcckbert.

HOME-OWNERS ARE LUCKY FOLK

It looks as if we are going to become s nation of home-owners. whether we like it or not. says a .8. writer. ' For a number ‘of years. renting had an many advmtagea on its Bllll‘ that young couples wr-rc ro- lm-lullt to lake on tho l-vsymnsllallt- tics of homi- ownership, ' The renter didn't have to tarry

about taxes. It was no concern of til n flfllllllfld in Vllfl

‘ the co e there will b

a home aches of

D

lived ln t‘ ' ity

Idea of

the old

uy. th

800d, If cecfs

in the d For

hill. He could always move to better location.

If something went wrong lumblng. it was the landlord's htea ache. e c.

Furthermore. the

way to keep life from humdrum thus feel free to plck up and move across the country at any

old ptre-war days. You could have

_But it's different today. lites who have h out from under them. or who hllvs-

less. have a new respect for the owning their home.

And lhousan who wouldn't.

are finding that it‘ lhoy yoof over their heads they

Instead of pllylng homP-olvncrs. one who once‘ yearned for unencumbered life envy them now.

Permanence IS beginning to look in untry's young married folks.

the foot-louse ideal is h-ld for marriage. Generally

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LISTEN T0 CONTENTED HOILMONDAYS-CICY-ll PJVl.

We're?

was starting to go uUWTl a

with

So was redecorating.

Colette

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couple who loose was the becoming could always rent, 1nd

being foot-