i

gfl-lfliiliilifiw “ cnarras ix g s lost soul Phoebe wan-

‘ about the

house. svoidinc

mother. The relief oi having

d Peter ; by aadnesﬁ. . pictllﬂd mm M “w him caugh

the truth was drowned by real anxiety.

on tire train; t up end Whirl-

; ‘my in hurrying crowds; borne

on‘ on the 110 w York.

t" "l . no D1 ginng 0i thd ound the 116688

i‘ piethinl ppIXICSS stir "..cold pool marred

the to

d.

iier. his blus orinii "Went to sch?" iiiey

ioebe wondered

110w tumult oi

sen I ever be ought, sittilll on

intheehimng

when aeniamin

and came to~

the lawn, Phoebe shocked to feel a ripple oi that certainly felt like

surface oi the

in her heart. She

ieel her lips

F lthemselves into a smile. ‘o Phoebe." He looked down

eves anxious. go down to the

walked across the lawn ward the bank. not saying much... at the happy

16¢ which had come over her. ow the sun was shining again,

d she was safe.

is be? Ben went ahead - which bscam

hind them. smelling of bavberi-y; the bottom he reached-

How could

down the steep e a warm wall

for

he's hand w help her over

gm; mire. end

when ‘her feet

e on the sand he drew her in-

. his arms.

Phoebe went into them wth a in sigh. as if she were coming

ome And when

Ben kissed her

eryihing seemed to be explained.

"Will you marry me,

Phoebe?"

elsked. .And Phoebe said, "Yes . . . I

i you."

its paint streamed in a nb- trom the brush M1‘. Overlon ialong the sloop's side. Phoe-

§ nitelied and s

H- ins and lather would

ld him. At last

nlii the smell won red how look when she ‘he straightened

. setting the brush on top of the

suit dribbled can ped his lingers

. And after he on a piece

- Phoebe breathlessly told -~ And his expnsesion was ex- tl dwbh.» she lied imagined it

he love him

And

Phoebe?" I'm so terribly

u

Her iather looked at her quee-

riingly.

"But there shouldn't even one thing." he

said .

miiiiyou likstntell riio about

T. rlihoebe nodded.

m so worried about Peter.

~ dashing oii to New York

sey when ‘he was coins’ Overhn looked grave

"Yes. Father,

He and .-

3"?-

-» youlobeektothebeginning.

' listened without interrupting Phoebe poured out the’ whole

Qhe eneded witn an anxio

after inbedJohn

ill

his tor telvphonemdil

his in New York. "If die bay

» ii:

- . Let me ' felt relieved siItpn-in-law’:

eee

win .11". Ilﬂtht

know,

by iihe ﬂood of Iympaithetiié

. No , though id know hatter 030:2: do with

‘phase. so . bac n

dWM

Pmnticeb wbttul face and Ire had liven Benjamin. down to her

‘Will . Th” ‘my to may,“ thew n“;

that Ben

close

ra tie on their way could offies he had

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BRONCHTHS coins caucus!

t’! when sickness comes‘ at

"hilt-when yea are iar from the

Iﬂi.

‘ t,-g'.':lll"|!t~—tbat'e ‘the time you need

experienced

Ilany ‘Minn are never wiiiioiie Nonl- "u- o» out. children may rim

with» s cam G613

or Iliu-

Peia. wieime 11mm»-

MIN

hieybq | he sleep ess npxﬁior

the Nervi-

"ie the pain “sulphur may be "ﬂied. It may be lerseliq peb I Still’ NeeIrLor one of the

i. . .

Jest think-o!

"h quick ma: that Nmiline may ""1 A Vllerous rubbing with this “"51"! liniinqie een abort many lminorillaess. While itie on your "' "Windsor-embattled! wviliee. ' ' -

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i946 Oldsmobile Iias ilyilra-ilatic liriiis

OSHAWA, Ontario, Oct. 21-111“ M6 will

odor s

day.

The 1M6 model is a new car. not merely s modification oi the i942. It oilers new styling, new features, liner performance and quality. The new General Motors Hydra- Matic Drive eliminates i.he clutch

inl the war and is basically slmii.

lar to units used on army tanks

and other military vehicles. Underneath the newness of the

any one is b

oi the "wrap-around" type. aﬂord. in: maximum protection to fend- ers in their most vulnerable points.

oi ' the fenders, low

doors of other cars.

merit is die-cast and bolted secure.

ly to the fender. ' 110th the 100 l-I. P. sixcylinder

engine and the 110 RP. eight.

cylinder engine have electro-hnrd-

erred aluminum alloy pistons,

accentuating the appearance. It

strength aluminum. the new Olds- mobile pistons are light in weight and give top, performance. This means is! bearin! wear. longer 9551M 1119 Ind quieter. livelier and sm er operation.

New connecting rods, too, 511 found (iipﬂtlie 1946 Oldsmobile eng- nﬂ. gned especicill to its‘... m Witikwt-he new al y

m- ﬂ thKN-lilh lighter than the 1M1 rods. their life has been l-Timﬂlﬁllllry increased. Here a- IBln is s contribution to better Dbrformance and smoother, quieter operations.

Just rented.‘

At ﬁ Oak Street they went throush the stiff entrance door, up gritty cement stairs to the second floor. A typewriter was cluttering. a door stood open and for an in- stunt Phoeheh eyes met the eyes of an unknown girl who stood by a water cooler drinking out of a pa- per cup. Ben pulled a. key from his pocket and fitted it to a Y 1e lock in a venilshed panel. he 5°01‘ 5W“!!! open and their oot- IWN echoed on the bare iloor oi the empty room.

They wandered about in s daze.

and peered down into the with their shoulders close to— nether seeing nothing.

"Here's where I'll put my book- oese." Ben waved an arm at a blank wall. "Oh hang it, Phoebe. I can't nut my mind on hunting ior furniture today!"

They had intended to go around second hand stores looicing for e bookcase. a desk, ii chair, a. fil- ing cabinet. But now they dawdl- ed alo the street width ell that

main highway practically own accord and followed its nose -thlwlh mwlf-cgogsdlnsangy ‘lines Y ll . And at lest it offered ghg Ed little lake

real?” ' p

"You know it's real. We love each other -forevu'."

In the silence a frog clove into the cleer pool with a quick pluck end the pool was still a sin; around them in; was bruit irig, Plllhht out. up in e

weein

damp ess.

A few day; later they really did so huntirl ior office furniture. M theendoiarihovurBen had

words.

evu-y littls while Phoebe

would remember the letter that imm Peter two days ago,

letter that had taken a-

tge deuinns from the

a.

. Peter ‘had said. n8 from my mom on treet where i eXDtct to on. I want t0 tell all rllht and that i

. _ to be ham)? more than anything else. “Your Aunt Bee is wonderful to me and has taken rrie to two sym- oonoerts and says she

. w" silrprfred one night

have Aunt Bea knock on my door

Auisi.» and Henrietta were wfh ‘her You ‘can ims-rine i-ow for“ I felt with‘ them in "vi! dumnl Henrietta asked me to din- ner tomorrow Mqht Well, Y nnui, “v nilht forirviw. dearest. Phoebe. "use: trv in think cf me as you did before."

‘hr-a cerrie inie Phoebe‘! eve‘ as ehQ ﬂMpQ about the Do\qea "we with Ben "M! P-te-I "Nn I".- not mint. lea. -‘i M! swsilo~~1 awn" whit o“

, you ifs Is mil

-

O+OQQOOOQ

ELlElV-S DIARY

By sn Island Farmer's Wife woo-o»

(continued from Page l)

must be gleaned from the work at hand. James ea well as I, myself. enjoys the Church supper for where a number congrenstes, there. one ‘is bound to fin congenial and there one may elso ﬁnd muc that is educational and Woman-like and true to till! caught views of modish becoming hair-dos and alsor sew extremely attractive ohapeux and attractive coats and suits for fail weer. I observed rnottiers- Jsrasl ﬁltiiwntiome" at‘! lbw‘, e es presen e results of their brewing n e spot oi cream and later I ate smbrosiu in s comet beside this James of mine and offered my cup to be re- plenished with that drink that cheers ‘Jamie our one and on}? {randﬁlhd beo e miserably hat t. and for the ensuing hours s10! feverishly and iitlully.

' beautiful

fish.

ll FRESW $734K?’ FOR 7/1035 W00 F006!” NR (/3

THERE IS AN IMPERATIVE TASK STILL FACING CANADA, and that is the paying of some part of our debt to thousands of men and women who offered their all-the task of REHABILITATION.

Money alone can never fully repay those who fought for our freedom. But money-and what money can buy-will do much to give them the opportunity of a fresh start in life.

Many of those who have come back are so badly handicapped that their earning power has been impaired. These must be given care and hospital- ization and training in some form of gainful employment suited to their abilities.

Those, who went into service direct from school, MUST NOT BE forced into immediate competi- tion with others who are thoroughly experienced. They must be given the training and the knowl-

s

edge required by modern conditions.

Help must be given to others desiring t?» in into some line of work other than their former voca- tion. And the wives and children of ail who made the supreme sacriﬁce, must be adequately pro- vided for. e Canadifs eirtensive reiiabilitatioii phi; are aow in operation. Already thousands returned to d- viiian life have beneﬁted immensely from the training—the maintenance grants-the social security provisions offered. But this goal can be attained only through the full and hearty support of you and every other Grenadines.

A fresh start in life ibr those who laughs ﬁr: in is a debt we owe and should gladly psy. You can help do it BY MAKING YOUR INVESTMENT IN VICTORY BONDS BIGGER THAN EVER BEFORE-

Prowse Bros. Ltd.

I ent the following day at Rob's en because "a stitch‘ in time" pays and alla-ys fears and grants ease

a young pain-racked body not too long after the busy doctors visit, we saw Jumie begin to im- prove. ' ._ '

James telephoned at intervals arid wondered "where in temation the child picked up- “a form oi ilu." ‘ﬂiers were moonlight night strolls and never were country lanes more _ One evening I came alone from Rob's with a slce y bird csil m one alarm and te musical rippe of the mill stream

. One night James in

but

a grist oi crushing and then “Ellen, I'll have to so aiter that csli we bought." Because our men are born collectors ours is an slas- tic herd-never the same number long. "One more will not make

night as this tl'iere—what am

TlLLlE rﬁroiiian

October-never was rnom Winsome. on their-ell lost a resentment I had earlier, when the iexriil refu o go end l to leave home dut ea.

a sullen clou showered my r lverad looks with hail and other

clear the way for iightiui golden apd.ru|set days.‘

Jeiaesiselslﬂseeaiaioaldt

excuse. In bye gone days I have heard James beg on just such a "One more" but m4‘ I saying? The

moon ennroiwhins its ull ls brliiht in over the riiii, its iigiiis like sturs on the garden pickets and on the wrelths of the corn in much more work" is often James’ Jide them. It rests softly on every! junction;

doors from clerk mystery into a 8°05 ht bewitching place-bright and still and beautiful. A car comes night. let fall. Approaching the Sabbath the row be-l new. I remember the words of in~ "Let your light so shine

tree and shrub and turns the nut-' before men. that they mi? s39 ypg.

works and glorify

Father-iii heaven. _ Until Monday - Diary — Good-

Asparagus has been known since early Greek and Roman times.

‘<4 Ry Webster