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"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 echaming."sh 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 ex-j pect a man to marry a woman he' doesn't love. That would be in- decent!"

"You will tell daughter that. or clear out." ,..3uL ..

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He cut her short with g curt gesture of his hand. "Yes or no, Mrs. Alliston?"

The color gleamed in her high cheek-bones as she inclined her 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

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fashioncd Dloaio. But as they rolled down the hlghwa,. the drone of an motor re-

airplane minded 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, lMike. You seem to be one

of Sally's favorite people." ' "Am I " Mike asked it directly and received a little self-conscious nod for an answer, which brought the old gayety to--' his face. "Swell!" "I'm leaving the company. Mike." she vouchsafed after an embarrassing pause. "Fuiiny,dontL you think? Once I thought be- ing a stewardess was the grand- est career in the world." "Hey. are you crazy or some- thing?" "But after all." she continued lightly, "there are more important things. Such as marriage, Mike." "Jimmy!" His face worked. "Helen 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 sarcastically. Miss Hanscomb interrupted at

this point. "Do you wish to see Mr. Perkin or don't you, Miss Al- liston?"

Philip caught her arm as she started for the inner office. "Sally, you should at least think a min- ute. You spent a lot of time

"There Philip." "Besides," shouted Mike. my has quit. You won't have to' worry about him any more." (To be continued)

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A country Garden

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the Royal Family it is good to think ihat their izardcns have been a real joy to them all these years.

This book is an intimate account of the 1-harminl: lznrdens which

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Tlir-so lovcly gardens in which ihe Royal Palace: stand nre Ihcr cumulative expression of the tastes of the Royal House and the skill of R succession of Royal head izardeners. They are so different from the unchamzinir Palaces for they are always growing and even their mcniorics and their memor- lnls are subjccled to the influences the seasons. There are forty acres in the Buckingham Palace Grounds with a beautiful tree- fringed lake in the heart of Lon- don. Those of us who only see the "front" (which is really the back) of the palace, see very lit- tle of its charm. for behind this facade are gardens that really do l:PDay study and evoke admira- tion. especially from those who have tried to make a London gar- den grow.- I The lawns are some of the best in Britain nnd. of the forty acrcs Of Sznrrlen and ornamental grounds. sonic five acres are occupied by the fnmous lake. The first plan- ned gardens were due to Queen Victoria and her Consort, Prince iilbcrl. who did much to Popular- ize cvcrgrc-r-n shrubs in that coun- lr.V- But since then many im- Pl”0VPn1ents-lun'e liccn carried out h.V the different Sovereigns.

However. the grounds at Buck- ingham Pnlncc owe a great 41;-"1 to that grcnl gnrtlcncr. Allen. who started undcr Gcorgn IV to tackle the problem of laying out these gardens, which in ycnrs gone by were mcrcly a swamp between the

two streams. Next week the Royal gardens will he described and familiar

Strange But True

By I'. ll. MacArthur

47-year-old Mrs. Elsie Marshall

learning your business," ;surround the Royal homes In Eniz- 01' Newark, Ell.'.!l?l71d- has P115554

lhrougli motherhood 22 times. And

now that the widow has married

"Jim-'mvner.1 who are themselves keen'B0l7 l(9FF.V. lWenl)'-0119. the brill?

said she hopes to have just half ll dozen more babies-only six of Mrs. Kerry's children are living.

After the death of Alone Sey- mour, Henry VIII found getting (I new wife quite ii problem. His first offer was to ihe Duchess Dowager of Milan, but her ans- wer was: "I have but one head: if I had two, one would be at your service."

Iceland is the first country in the world to utilize water from hot springs for healing the homes of its inhabitants. (There is neith- er coal nor oil in the country).

Every public nnd private build- lng in Reykjavik is hosted from nature's storehouse 10 miles away. Reykjavik is the cleanest city on the ltlobe.

These natural hot springs en- able Icelanders to grow hnnanas on the island that fringes the Arctic Circle!

What. is believed to be Canada's strangest mnrriiiize was solemn- ized some yenrs ago in Vancouver. B. C.. when Johnny Maiir-son nnd Klondike Kale were married after in mail order courtship that last- ed 33 years. VVhcn the ceremony was over the couple separated with the understanding that they would meet once each year at Christmas. They did; though they lived many miles 1-iphrl. , Thus the strangest of oil niiirringcs con- tinued till Johnny died brick in 1945. Kale chnrtt-red a plane and raped to the hospitril wiicrc hcr husbnnd lay dyinrz. but too late; Johnny had passed on.

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On August 1. 186. the British -lparlinmcnt nbnlishcd slavery in the Wcst lndlcs, but the decree 'did not go lnlo f'llCi"l for one iyenr. On July Ill, 1837, it year 'laier. 20'.00(l slaves come together in Jamaica. They put on while ,rnbes, and at eleven o'clock ni 'night they knelt down. and with faces turned upward iliey waited for an hour, As the clock slruck lwr-lvc the twenty lhousnnd form- or slnvcs rose up nnd slioutctl in unison:

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From the lost, and found col- umn of in Nashville paper: Bird or hat: Flew in or hiew out of car passing Dnnnnkcr's Service Station, Friinklin llontl. li's sorta round with green nnd rod polkn dot. riullls or fcaihcrs in it. ylf you've lost. A hat or Ii bird, dl'lVP by and son ll -it's funny."

A. fmniliur sight in the streets of many southern U. S. towns and cities up until quite recently. was Its members

(nrccd in build mods and do nih- er viork for llIP..llf.Ii9, Km”!- .

The literature and Journals of the period throw a good deal of light on this scandal of illeilll conscription, but do not. h.V MW moans tell thew-whole story-

For instance. one seldom hears of the fights and rescues in which the women joined. Sometimes the pres: was scattered and forced to retire. a sight which KHVO 1"” joy to those who looked uP0" ill: press-ganf! as A ITO"? 0' 5”" tyrants who cared rioihlnl llmul

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WESTERN OllAllOI.lll

-HOCKEY S - FINALS - The opening ga of the inter- mediate "C" hockey semi-finals

took place at the Lot 16 open air rink on Wednesday night when the Wellington Battlers downed the Lot 16 Bulldogs 6-3 in over- time. After battling to I Ii-3 stale- mate the Wellington team scored three times in the ten minute overtime. . --S.

-ARRIVED FROM AL.BEllTA- Mr. Wilfred Henderson of Bentley. Alberta. arrived in Summerslde on Saturday and spent the weekend as guest of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Crockett prior to his visiting his sisters and brothers. Mrs. Vernon Craig. Mrs. Charles Green. am. F. W. H. llaslam and Messrs. Charles and George Henderson of Bedequc.

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-CELEBRATED 95TH BIRTH- DAY - On February 22nd Mrs. Edward Leard. Tr.von's grand old lady celebrated her 95th birthday. During the clay many of her friends and neighbors called to ex- tend their congratulations and to

and besides her daily tasks find: time to piece together quilts for her grandchildren and knit socks and mittens for her ,-.rreatgrand- children. Her many friends join in wishing "grandma" as she is fam- ilinriy known to most people, con- tinued health and many more happy birthdays. r

-SCHOOL SPORT5-,Sp0rl. of- ficials in Kensington said over the weekend iii-it plans have now been finalized for the big Kens- ingtnn area. school sporls which were in be held on Friday last and which were postponed until this coming Friday. clue to the condition of the roads. Apparent- ly no effort has been spared to make this meet one to be remem- bered nnd it will embrace entrants from 20 schools of the district Rivalry between lhcse schools. al-

child of the Southern Sintes, but rather a linnd- down from the period of the Napoleonic wars. It wall a common sight in many European cities in see men seized by nnvnl officers and forrihly made- in do duly aboard vesscls. with scnnt meals and scarcely enough money to make a rattle in.their pockets. Officinldnm had its way of rounding up nhlr-bodied mcn nnd f'fif'll drparlmcnt did its job independently.

Conditions such ns I have llflfli trying to describe no longer ox- isf in Europe-not so in America's Southern states where chnln-gangs may still be soon in operation though, more subtle ways of get-

ting its men nrc now resorted to. I O 0

livh::'krdpr::s:3il1lT)usly lhrit niilr-- One has but to observe the bodmd Nvgrou W,” 3;,-"id in rncinl prl.-.iudiccrr in the South to NM? me” Mm”. EN”. mm. he suddenly faced with the facts ma plusgnng mum mm, W yvgd that two laws exist south of ihe rnlvrl into tho chain-llnnil "fill M"50'l'D.llm'Lkl.".”''”"e 1"" wlm"'

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what a. wide gulf opens between them!

I myself have seen colored cooks taken from their kitchens to ihe police station. and given merciless beatings because they mingled too freely with white waitresses. Too. 1 have seen colored folk put off liusses and trains because they refused to occupy the rear seat of these vehicles: and once I saw the driver of a bus in Flor- ida stop his vehicle and put off a blind colored man because the white man's law would not allow this unfortunate creature to stand in the aisle. even though all the rear seats had been taken. Every day. wherever one goes in the

Southern States. one will run into similar incidents which prove con- clusively that, in the land of the brave and the home of the free, there are still great racial prejud-

will carry away most hen- but in, any event the Kenning- lada say. "May the beat aeiionl win. and hope it's us." .

one on Friday evening. Feb. 19th at the home of Mrs. Russell Lewis and opened with the singing of several old fashioned and inspir- ational hymns. Miss Edna Lewis was pianist. The Scripture lesson in Psalm it was read by Miss Pearl MacArthur after whim Mr. D. R. Morrison delivered a short message on the theme "Praise." A recond- ed solo "Balm In Gilead" by the well known baritone, Mr. Deverne Mullen. was much appreciated. it was rqsorted that the goal of ten thousand verses of scriptures had been reached and passed by 13,150 verses during the Scripture read- ing contest of youth week. The closing prayer was offered by the leader.

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-ALBIIVION lINTl'Illl) L A.- The February meeting of the Imi- ted Church Ladies' Aid at Alberton was held at the parsonage' with vice-president. Mrs. George Ramsay conducting the business. Following a brief opening worship. plans were made to invite some newcom- ers to Alberion to the next meet-

ing which will be of it social nat- ure. The secrefary, Mrs. Reginald

e aeo- lai hour was enloyed. no hoetau, Ira. A. It. Wallis. was emitted in serving by am. John 1!. Wells and Mrs. Pied Laud

Plitllll -Pi-lends of Mr. Ivan smith of

Carleton are sorry to hear he is confined to his home with pneu-

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-Miss Janet England. char- lottatown. spent the past weekend with friends and relatives in Sum-

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--Mr. W. A. (Bill) Arnett re- fumed to summerside by plane on Saturday from Florida and New York where he spent the past few weeks.

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--His many hianda are pleased to learn that Mr. P. 0. Martin. fisheries inspector officer is mak- ing a satisfactory recovery from a recent operation in the Prince County Hospital. -6

--so-. John Maabielil of wring- field West. who was I patient in the Prince County Hospital. is convalescing in -o'Leary and ex- pects to return to his home as soon as road conditions permit.

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As she prepares to marry 131.3 E. Wljewardene. a member or on. of the most influential families 1. Ceylon, Ethel -ii. Lane. riigm mm ion at "w stminster veteran's' hm. pital at London. Ont., write. . fairy tale ending to her 354..., nursing career. The popular num. seen above, will sail shortly in. Ceylon where she will marry in. man she met in her native Dna. land nearly 40 years ago.

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