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CURSE O‘ LOVE ~ AStery or Love and in ‘run

QMILDREDBARBOIJR

rns PROPOSITION

At the moment that Norma (ml llns was holding the black “pal ‘a: her hand and making her wﬂ upon it with “all her sincere yﬂlllll; heart. the man who was the object of that wish was poems the 1111i’ sitting-room of his flat in town-

At two o'clock he had an 8D‘ pointment with Norma's father- The clock on his desk marked n quarter of two-and still ho linger- ed. llo was listening for the whirr of his (ioor-bell. or the ring of the telephone-

Philip Kendall and King Carson hud been chums 'at college, ten years beforo. The years and the lung ueperiltltJlr-CBTBOII in Mexico and Kendall struggling with a busi- ended their friendship. Carson had made good. and Kendall was on the brink of ruiu. The work of ten years would be swept. away. unless he could raise thirty thousand dol- lars. Tomorrow certain notes would be due- He had until the following day to secure the money. p ' if Carson, en route from liioxlco. ‘ arrived in time. Philip know he ‘ would be saved. King Carson, af- l tcr his reckless, generous fashion.

GABBY GERTIE

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“Maybe you saw some curves and cut some corners. but it's not so

ﬁrms CIIAILhQTIfIEIFOWN ouAizoiAs __ ' London Letter

BY TEMPLE CHAMBER§ (By British United Press) Gifts To Politicians

LONDON, Sept. 1. — Lord 0X- lord's friends and admirerﬂr- lt l5 gtrangg how many of them still

nk as Mr- Asquith-have do-

make a presentation

lhim "in recognition 0t his Srﬂﬂl ‘services to the country." and it is rumoured that the gift will take the form of a lump sum of about $76,000 and a life annuity of some $l0.000 or so.

Assistance of this kind to pub- lic men was more common in tue 18th and 19 centuries than it is now. Chatham in this respect scored twice over. The old Duchess oi’ Marlborough loft him 150,000 as an "acknowledgement of the noble defence he had mad.» for the support of the laws of England and to prevent the ruin of his country," but her generosity was prompted rather by hatred of Walpole than by love oi’ Pitt. Twenty years later Sir William Pynsent. a Somerset- shirc baronet, to whom he was per- sonally unknown, lcft Chatham his entire estate. worth some $15,000 a year——n very considerable in- come in those days—"in testimony of approval of his public career." [Jriscoll enjoyed the munificense of the Bentincks. and was left a fine lot of money by Mrs- Hrydges ~Wiiliams. but of all the instances

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"My business" A slow smile flickered across Coi- ilns‘s face.

"l guess we might as well leave that. out son."

Philip Kendall flushed. "Then-then, l daro say that's all, Mr. Collins?’ Ho rose. “Thank you for giving me this much of your ihne. I fear I've sadly wast.- cd it. Good day." .i.P. took the cigar mouth-

"Sit down". sonically. Philip. hope springing up again in his breast. obeyed.

“I'm a business man. get me?" said J.I’., emphasizing the obvious point with his cigar. "I made my money by hard work and saving. l ain't hankering to hand it out to every young chup that asks mo.

from his

he commanded la-

‘ would put up the money without ‘ question. But, after the one letter‘ l that announced his imminent ar- ‘rivaiand sent his friend to the .height of joyous anticipation. he l had disappeared. He should have

of relieving political loaders from financial anxiety. probably the public subscription of $400,000 for Richard Cobdsn was the most. out- standing. '

no matter how nice and well-man- nered he is. Now that. business 0t yours-itiaiifi a paying proposi- tion. is it?" ‘

Philip smiled.

l l She: How do you like the pat-i

tern in my suit? He: i like the pettln‘ in‘ it‘ better. ‘ l l l i

s-ltg “vxxuuei.

. i. 'v'.'...Among my folks, a young NOT AN AR-HST’ BUT DREW i her, and It dldnt make any dlftere

Woman Proposes

~ Lord Balfour celebrated his Tiith birthday this week by attend- ing a meeting of ministers and taking over the duties of the Sec- retary of State for the Dorninions. DirLhc remember that sixteen years ago he asked to he released irom "the continuous and un- ceatllilg strain" of party leadership, and that he then wanted to retire before ho became Tpetrifled‘ and unable to handle now problems with the requisite freshness and elasticity?

Lord Balfor is still a bachelor.

lyceiibacy’! ‘ i One is tempted to draw that in- ‘fcrence from the story that, when asked, as a young man whether there was any truth in the report that he was likely to marry the present Countess of Oxford and As- ‘quith.—Margot Tennant as she then i‘\vas.~h<-> replied: "No, the fact is ithat I have some idea of having u l(‘i1l‘0('l‘ of‘ my own." l But it is not, at any rate, true lihat he has remained single ho lcatise he has never received a pro- §posnl of marriage. for a member of {Parliament once received a letter from a lady who sought the thou Mr Balfour's heart and hand in teller grabbed a girl. if he loved n“, [onowhlg ‘arms. We will! ll" °lll ma" llid~--~" “Honoured Slr.——l hear that Mr.

“He drawn wonderfully." “He look! like an artist."

i. . . - r . b t do "But he‘! an actor. dear," Mrivul W0 days be ore u

3 e, and there W88 H" ‘ill? wires Phiiill- l" dell‘ pQPﬂllOll, had sent to his hotel. The hands of the clock crawled ‘around the dial. Kendali- knew . , , that he must swallow his Dfllle" i I i all tha was left to him-—and 8° l" Collins to plead for a loan. C0l~ llins was the only ma" "h" mllll“ help him. Butwtfollins was the father of the girl Kendall loved. ‘ To go to him for assistance meant the end of his dreanr it might be years before be had ﬁn‘ ished paying back the loan. And 1 THERED as NOTHING IN IT he could never go n, Norma and l "l couldn't drink anything out of ‘ask her to marry him, while ho a flask after that fellow for money." Owed his father money. t “why "M7 H‘ '”'“' a pretty. lie-told himself that ii was an- cleah chin!’ signed-quite. quite ﬁnished, and he ; "Clean enough; butthers wouldn't ‘jammed on m5 h“ and made (or ‘ be anything in the flask." {the sweep And he though‘ but“. ‘ ly how by such little things, onde ‘whole life is wrecked and sadden- .ed. ‘ed a train-as he must have-—or it he had left his hotel a half-minute before Philip's messages arrived-- . ,as also. he must have done-what is. different ending to the romance!

l l l i l l l

It King Carson had not mlss- l"

Balfour is not a married man. Something tells mo that i would make the right sort of a wife for him. I uni coming to London to- morrow. and will call at the House amt-Commons to see you, hoping you will get me an introduction to the honourable gentleman] am

me. No, son, l can't lo n you mon- 1 m, t p d ey in any such fool way. Why. g2 fluent‘; Zlfgrfvalghizg" an can

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cigar back in his ‘mouth and lean- would not have ma‘ you could my

cd forward both hands lllautcd a “lord for me to [m9 U‘ m” police” ' ' men at the l-iouso."

firmly on the desk. "I'll tell you w 9y!" v n‘ ' Philip Kendall stared at him lIl- zglflegggtlggsllgngligegh?“lzblkléalgéa ‘irﬁgliiviauiiiyin ma?" altercation with the constable on “Now listen here. son." .i.P. flx-fggguzrill]: hha; ﬁgestlﬂfélﬂcuuy l“ cd him with a grim eye. "I'm a g raw plainspoken man. I don't know‘ all the frills and foi-do-rols- lint‘ you're kinda sweet on my Norma. ain't yo?" “Yeas.

"Well. I've made a living out of it. and. if I can weather this crisis. I'm confident I can mako a go of it even yet."

.i.P. shook his head»

"That ain't assuranc enough fol‘

"Jack the Ripper"

The annual Thames excursion from Westminister Bridge. to the London Docks which M. Pfs make as guests of the Port of London Authority, is always interesting.

Kendal] drew a deep breath ‘andwhen Mr. John Burns. the for-

"lsn‘t it obvious? How could liner M’ R ll" Bllllelllell l“ a“ l"? ten ha“ when she ‘s rich and ‘was on this occasion. one of the have uﬂthlng?" warty. there is never a dull mom-

Collins flrunted- "It Few men who know the River

admitted Kendall, very ,

w. "Why ain't ye told her so?"

Docs he attribute his vigour tohis '

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wlxflhfjefrlyl§g§dgﬂﬁierﬁeéi.méhownlwhh-h was hidden away on an in- over the llouses of Parliament by "P" lhllw. l" ill" "lllwl llllll lll" J B who w“ “mmqu|n|,,g nimtrzniei‘ in iluostiou wanted in buy ' " ' -- cat.

iliighgfhai: ":,u'°'1a‘f|":|?,';,--ri1§i§.a n Four hours after [iulviitruiion an the Amerigan qmncnnn‘; the urgent. telephone message was re- Thames with u Uomemvumuu gnaycclveri at tho newspaper office ask- lura "only m “ream.” ﬁve.- gn tug that tho notice be withdrawn the wotld» Bu; Bmqut osayy Bambi once as 717 cuts had already ar- the American. "did you ever hearqlveil (ill llllllmval-

i n" "Y id .

brurttilti’ "Fwltisggolain it. Tlletlsillllliltiilllfl Th” “"9" “b is mud. but this". stretching out an eloquent arm. "this is liquid History."

After that the party broko up.

'l‘here is no doubt that the strain lot‘ the dolly life of the King and Queen with every‘ waking hour ‘mapped out for months ahead, is much greater than the public real-

bpeaking of Linguists no

Talking about Cabinet. Minist- ers. Mr. L. C. M. S» Amery. the

entity Lower Prices

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Everyone connected with" the Court. comments on the splendid honlih and spirits which the Queen zilways enjoys. The King is not and thou fatigued. but she lit-never-

Tl_ioro_ is no harm in repeatin I somewhat pathetic comment of.- King on his own drudgery in fu il- ling. as he does. so scrupulously and good-humourediy. the truly tremendous programme laid almost rlmily heforo him. Visiting the Lott Mayor of London the other day. whose ilfo during his year of office is. as everyone knows. a veritable slavery. the King remarked: “You have in do this for twelve montln. but I havo been doing it for sixteen years.“

Secretary of State for the Domin- ions. is unquestionably tho finest linguist in the present Cabinet. Ho speaks several Oriental dialects as well as European languages.

When in "Salonica. Sir George Milne. or "Uncle George“ as the C. iif C. was invariably called. ask- ed one of his slatf officers if he un- derstood modern Greek. The officer replied that he did not, but. that he had a good little handbook on

ON THURSDAY. AT

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NOTICE OF POTATO GROWERS MEETING

A Meeting of Potato Growers will be held at the BALTIC STARCII FACTORY

0004'

SEPTEMBER 15th

THREE OTJLOCK

Kendall had a brief, tantalizing ‘vision of himself sustained in his

be you were right- I don't

“I km“ thought so‘ Wen’ mﬂynbetter than ‘honest John.’ know,

who. "Om leﬂdlllg strikes and conduct-

Greek and also that he knew a man who was supposed to ho quick in picking up languages.

ito determine the advisability of opening tho said factory this season- M ‘large a meeting as possible of those Interested is requested if the 310"" wish the factory to operate. as the opening of the factory will deptlll "ll

i l a

l \_ ‘business crisis by his friend's loan l ' o- - ‘~""’ set on his feet again. going to Nor- i ‘ ma and telling her of the love of l °°‘- I .which he had not dared to speak, > JQ ' _ lwhen ho was still poor and strug- lin <

l WHAIHS MADDER THAN A WET lg Bit all that was overi now. and i HEN? .ha set his jaw and walked into the ‘ He'll l l¢lllillY belly" ll‘°"}otlices or Joseph Patrick Collins i l°°l ‘WW3 "WY “"5 d"9"'ll"ll ;with the bcst. grace he could mus- ‘ ram! ml

i Old .i.P. entrenched behind a .dcok which no amount of wealth could make him relinquish since .he recalled all to vividly his early ‘""_'*'“—""days and never ceased‘ io take

l Dr. U. C. Archibald rhiidiike pride in tho glossy rose-

pvood thing that was the badge of 1 authority and prosperity. heard him .Gra.duato of N. Y. Post Graduate ‘ Medical School and Hospital

out. His rugged old face gave no sign of encomagement. as he [Pflﬁtlcﬂ llmllﬂl l” 5Y6. P-IP- N“! chewed on the stub of an uniightcd and Throat. "Testing Eyes and supplying Glasses

‘cigar.

0m Ba B mun When Kendall had finished. Col- ce yer u l Great George Street

{ii-Eréstaaa Cards

ipg ‘rebel’ meetings in tho Trafal- igai‘ Square, became a staid Cabinet inister.

much about such things. Among my folks. a young teller grabbed a girl‘; u ho loved her. and it. didirulllMr B“ h d t b mﬂ e any difference whether old -. rns as goo reason o o man had. l guess Norma was right Emnlnlscgill Alisa" l‘; "all" llle about y0||_ Ymfve got c|ass__and Evrge. e art an the Victoria so‘s she. You're tho sort of young Dwks- l" wllllih "l9 “lllel d3)’ 31 fellcr she ought. to have. And rm Slllllll wllll ll 10ml lﬁhnase 0f hear- gQlng n. m...) yo" up “W? ly 300.000 tons were lying. for in llis hig. work-hardened fist strnckilfigg he l“ lll“ lalllmlll DOOR tho desk and set tho brash fixtures stgk”; u l ﬂattering. "My girl has B. right t l" "K W ll v he told a slow the best. of everything!" 0 “bola "log? llllzsi some 20° WOIHBII Philip Kendall was staring. m- "B" "B B 6h hlwvened w pletely bewildered. ill the ocidor "m" “lghl °l lllm "ml "m Mwr man. if ho had not boon too weil-lmm down“ “l” Cmllmelllllll R0841 bred. his mouth would have been iggflllilrlli {Jack} £16k!" In fact hanging open in h , ll B " ac ". so loudly that "i—I'm afraid isdziiitiliiiiiiiai-iiiiiiiiii "l" l’°ll°°"‘°" lll°ll8lll he must be you‘ M“ Commkﬂ Jack the Ripper-the Whitochapul .i.P- leaned back in his chair. murder“ havlng "m" lake" illllce- "About that loam now." he said ggléllla); llaized hinptfwhereupon." softly. "i‘l| give tho m —t ' - ""18. " o‘ whole 200 ,mn_|n_|aw;-- “my o my aimed on tithe cpnstables and l had rescue em." Mrxgnma mlsm

-llns ilrunied: . . "Got any security?" i‘ Office Hoary-Q to 12.30. 1.30 to 5.00 I

McLeod & Bentley

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I (To be continued) WBILhBl/e added another story in

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So Captain Amery was sent. for and presented with tho handbook. "Can you get the hang of it by next week?" asked Sir Georgo. "Oh. certainly". was the roply. "You

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seem very confident." said Sir George. "Well, you soc, I wroto it". replied Captain Amery»

He Wanted A Cat

Now that tho Advertising (ion- vontion is in full swing. and llro doctrine that "sweet are the tisos of Advertisement" is holng ardent- ly preached, ii may ho apt. to ro- cﬂll 8 Dleasant tale of iho live-wire canvassor for advertisements and the reluctant. trader. "Nobody reads advertisements." maintain. hrrle orchard- ed the trader. At lust tho canvmrldelllrl“ llllll’ llhlll" z ser offered him a frow- "dd", jnni l9 l"?! "l l"! as a test. "You can do what. you l“ llcilllllll-

like- No one will read it," mp1 [ne'er to the owner ohdurete one. So tho oanvassor nr- v

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