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, chair. and ran out into the hall. ; NQ-ITQEAU-Y

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ST t‘?! FY BRIDFF SCHOOL NIacDQnald Marce‘ Pcurde Faerie’? Ialxlgledfllhixi-‘Il driea bll-DBIFIIIII-IJIIQ 9 a , .. I4 . . i. l - . ". s o ' ___.__ i Grade V- v13," Cameron, June armchalrs.‘ "What happened?" he fi¢ Honor Roll (or Ap ': Younicer, Betty Lou Hoavatt asked. "Did he trv tondamage the ‘J o‘: X~l. Katrncen neid; ibglrafjl! - “Slgegilaifinlllel Nilc- Silsvfi; any; fiétereaéi? the me m w‘ \ , udg-zr; 1i. Noroert Riel , a. , .mer A c. nan, rvng , I ' i IJ/l-i Helen Reid; 2. Joy fPraught. WSW! 131;? ha" Blldfmt’? wig" _- t, Mary Reid. ' Grade VIII- Elmer Blanchard, anélh "hufn ‘Zhglfliflg hi? mgxelhmg E .- Villvl. Janie Macbeod; ‘Doris Dowile, A.f:ed McDonald h,- _ L; the m, , hlacboixaicl. ‘Douglas McDonald, Stanley Miller ° erxérégeggr wins prébablv ca] \\ - a 15m Emile? Gammd W's" icere w-rnorrow to discuss matters," r 1,‘, 5-4.

_ Vernon Morriaon. **——~————-— KILDARE SOUTH SCHOOL

-. ~41. Fmnces Reid; l. Gracie VIII-i. Vera Arthur.

13. Ins iiiscott. Grade VII-l Jean Ramsay; 3. t. Roma MacKay. Muziei Weekl; l. Muriel Arthur. >4. Harold Mac-l Grade V —l. Linus Bark; 2 n Fleming and lscifert Rayner. wig’ t. Nelson HQIIIY.‘ Grade IV-i. Mary Gillil; I. ~i Aline Reid; 2. Glennie Gillian.

Iviall-f/d, 3. Grade IIl~-l. ‘Mai-inn Hardy.

. Mary MacKay: 2. i

L i. 3. vlrgif-lfliGordon Ramsay. Reid g Grade I e-i, Pearle Oliver; 2 Paula Gillis; 3 Albert Wells.

‘ Hizhcst average Srrk.

. Highest averaze Sark and Marion Hardy.

'l‘cac'ner. Henry Clark.

Duncan Mac- Patrick Bark; l

‘hliiurirrici, lniirzi Reid. Alifi

Bmtt. f .

, . ._ _ ‘ K‘ ._ Jrarle VIII. i. Helen Docken guild’. ‘xliiléfzlmn,xt“uéilthcl M“, ‘KIOIII. 2. Thomas Riley. K Pilllllll" RPM- l Grade VII: l. Gordon Elliot Dun-

can. 2. Sadie Ward.

Grnrlr- IV: i mrnthy Gcan Duii can. 2. John Riley.

Grade III Sr: 1. Shirley Jenkin and Sonnv Campbell Jack Duncan.

cipal. CHIP!‘ G. Woodside. “Slftlif, M. A!l(‘l’§ Mclvor. msiciiiil; SLIIOOL

Grade I — Florence Callaghan.

K. tllccn CnrnliIim. Myrna Ami Gririilium, Anita bYnd-i. shrlt-‘Y ME‘

Klmzm . Grade II" 1. Marv Belle Riley “"33"” jogxzfmu;,rz<cail‘ Highest Avcragez-Seniors, Helen “C o.“ ', I“ (yphplnqon' Dockcndorlf 89.7 p- c.

lmflhli R“ l“ ' a’ ‘ ‘ ' Juniors -—Hauel Jenkins 92 U. c.

Gnidi- ill Junior — JOIN! 50"“- Clriurlc MnPKay. MRTI!‘ savmmn‘ McDmald. Helen Dockcndcrff, Go." Grad!‘ III SPY!!!" —-v1"“*" And‘ don Duncan. Gean Duncan. rows. ECU)‘ 1301"‘- JP-n" 7W5» Riley. Shire." Jenkins, Jack Dun (iindc Iv ~ Gcork? Hvfldfimn- can. Marv h. Riley. James Korrcy. Ivan Mitchell. Bally “Teacher. Isabel Elaine campbeii.

Perfect

.. The following is the honor roll ifor Kildare South School for .l.pril.

' Miss Arabella McGregor, at break- Grmc ll —l. Arnold Hardy; I. - self during the night. She nodded (Senior) Linus

(Junior) Pat

liinys _ ~ CUMBERLAND HILL SCHOOL mime Nlar-lbyvv-n, Kciiiil ———- q Wmicr imufl Standing m April. llaroll wet-let. Grade X‘ 1 Marguerite Isabel

M-i¢lJfiri-'11d_ L2. Stewart H. MacLeod

s. (equal). 2

Attendance: Marguerite \Vlll

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c°nlrm°d°re The WEEK Its 1940 Golf; S. D U l RROIVIIO, Mg)‘ 1 ._ (fly _.

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e older? digit“; The ' harm‘. Pa“ m!‘ ‘u’ "9' ma

cflAyfln Ix v m.“ ma, ‘mi wmélélvlfincal amateur at Summit

_ m“ m,‘ m imam b‘ m‘ h” hula-e nnConuat-tr Club. Toronto.

IAGAGEMENT on firs with rune. h The Sophouiore- -,.. champm,‘ m." "Eff, m"? “I5 _ ‘rreJzm= an team ls five points. on T . 4”“ PM’

__ jaw." said Norah d um - - more than the cellar ‘ace ' l “ion” Mmlsiau“ ‘m’? 5- m‘

1m “we 1v: c. over “Rani?! School Team. "‘ mwliaiin-fllffisflgoflgdduailoTorgenw Limb:

Brantford Sept. i3,

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Men- teii-hs ring. It sparked in um ugm, Q1131 mil‘ ilittermc. sh: ‘amuse gt Junior . . . _ w 111111 and he tooii it, WIZIIOUZ rea.- MacDonald. John TYIIBCI’. Pius e_-_1~1-¢_>e:§5isi_ ,2: was domq. hhcdéi-"ri-laxqlanceKenéiyg-‘Mooneyfdaaatilr-lid,“ s, h: A .i _ 1;; -- r o KDOnL ' _' . Mrah-vvu don't mean ma.’ You ter McGrazh. C ence goody, J . Ifinmwion afigga u ab“

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Lred and wan. "I naouzht 1 '

You. too. But I know now that 1 .ove

The umcrlm starts t ‘i rarini tourname t _ , N190? J. P. Macl-Iiiian. B. A. ‘fi. County Golf andn O:u.atry' Club. §§;_~_Im sorry about it, c. h. s._t-'.. and w. Vincent bon-lGalt. June i. met i, “ma; “m; . cheapo point in try- poliy, Ti were visitors _to the coi-[u-ith Intiiallon ma,“ h; ggngwn .._. ieee dun. the pas: wees. lCarar-aqui, June a; Weston, June I Tb vro rig the new stti i:d§uL3§d°5m»~sma5"i°“d§eiérJm" m: I let-lo field began ._..is week. This Kawartiia. Aug. afToronto C work was started tut year butvwas-Brae. Aug. 2i; and Dundas, Aug a [not iii-lashed, We hope ma; i: $1.! be The fal. tournament will be head at i. "}3f-“€ia“é‘“i§3.é‘.i5‘ at: i“ “we “u” - - n . . t we * ‘~‘ l Cub invization tournaments are ~ ~—~————~l't it “amalgam We. ti“ . - . . - : u.. une : - ¢ {,‘,’.".;'§.‘§,§.§‘,;‘§‘§n§ $3523. ‘Qdfggl; 1011- A113. 3_l: Burlington. Sepuei; Your iuzure-our futwe tiiaypaqepgnd Toronto Isingion. sept. 7. uDOii ‘it She's s‘ ‘l i0» the moneyw m’ Ywrhfiem 011mm’ °t'-'mpi°n' . and the Wbl‘; hand ' shin wt; be staged at Sudlmry Aug. I He sipped IiiLs coffee. Sh: became £13331? Igefastfii? Qatar“ ‘I ‘ 13am fizéixiriiaé alarmed by his zorbidduigi ‘S n “armhim- 5--{ "ou" --. -- ' . “I see. So that's the way you loci: m?“ ‘we bee“ °n n" ‘"39 ° - -.~ ; ~ v' —- - ~ _ making l. disturbance fo the last‘ ax; Iliad’! 9 Mzneuausec, caiculat H“ “fiekiaé, €oursefivrer kggemfi! - l»; "Wet." she interrupted, not wit. l“? we F5 m‘: "is n l ‘El-Xe looked at her clcselv. He wasim“ mL9Ch:e'.'0v.s intent. "isn't ' “gggués-n l _- -;- ma; had b0? ‘you ard MssgGrant yo .. n ‘F. ' ,. l 5y. - sell? sur ere vii be notnrgi The crfl“ wmmued Jmk- u" @=_.."5; 13°79 H1 .t “conversation tnanua-ang?“ a‘ .51“ Gran‘ 1°’ m” “Vi - i‘ mxussion O_ busmai mamrs?" sees driving them on. and theyrei

don't

i Z. I encour 4 _. .

Srie leaned once more agazns: the’ ma Zepiece. as she needed sup- WQE‘! ":11: iro now?" she sug-_

- - chin‘ Yrfnlf“: o‘ svike Or o Donal“ remamder cf, H9 879W 39¢ i. "" - a v ' ' 5 l _ ,, ,, ~95 7 I »- _ 585.. Ijes tned to cifv 1119111,‘ ‘~‘~ 1%“ 81-59%; M5, Lgmmowloxokrgggigl bu". they .l no talc’ s. u; itut. ’I‘tiey've' ma e -§~':6:_-é aunt let-s not talk 350m l: am: fixed a meeting for tnis efterxianml " ' more." “and Donal triinlg they may go 111'

l‘ ' h - . underzuxi more than he Qhxég figsllhfsn-Egeiitis ggklgig

I O;- n}. {l l . ‘.1 ,‘ , '5 f c, , , , _..'. rii a his: send s eputation. '._. can] Nerv-ousarid creating the inter- Bu‘ n" Y~° “YE 1f he can manage

it. Kiev 537-‘ they've asked m: siioi-t- = ‘er hours before throuih him-wrich is quite true, as ye hen-and shell ezven em nae satisfaction. So now theywan: to take the bit he-l v ‘teeth and try what O can CO.’

David looked down at his friend. l——— thevl not do any-

ne o; cruel VIEW. David posipcneu IILS v1.51: to Lhangp Norah's house until tne evening.

‘ ear; {hrcb- Someone -'.':l(1 him that Jock was" t feeling zoo wel; thag ca}, anc

zvternocn, he caned 1o see 3L3

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I'm afraid." Joel: z _ 'D.. McNeil; say. I've a X mm me ‘t. 1=ii~’“.%";;£’?¢.-“2°.%Z 3.55.‘? w. 1 meat." he we I felt it coming on last night when ‘T gzhzgmdeug“ hliésu m'7m‘m' we were wazcli rig the Aer Spray. 5 M‘ 9 amang em, b... I dldna . hi. the older men ought to keep

fill-Dun. m ' them quiet. At4the same time if

1 isrtsrzntizziss=center“

. a‘. - F, l- no‘ ggjzafgfligzgfl! “°"‘° a“ ‘he m" w talc the bcats oot until she's

“Don't w ‘I about that ‘prom-SKI Lhem Iessohud wmk’ B“ think ei-‘erytningg goina to. be all fgnfginiéFyl“ 1°’ u’ diary“ Jock - 2§2.~.»-.<1.i ezi...‘:1‘ I erred n» w he»

i - * -§ ~ "vlrnats the time now?" he asked‘

o id a SIC. "refine d. He hissed

. '1

he:

Jcvr"'s face. deep brown against‘ .. tie siiovw pillows, too‘; on an ex- abnml" . . ‘he said. half to himself. “But-well. Miss Gran: may be occupied in other ways to-nignt."

"Half past tour." said JOCK. gftcr comsuitine the old Ship‘; ehmmn,‘ mew!’ which he drew from berieathl thepntfggw. Id ‘t :. - "ervs‘betterirosndsee 395- 1m m‘ ,_ , ,. ___ . ). , her now." muttered David nervous». l. “cl. I hac a visi. frae old h. "we ma‘. be ab)! w_er__t I - . Iiiouziri he." Ixnal Brovrnqiust’ eiter the Kirk =5 wings before the fishermenocosfne.‘ m 5m was Cam’ 9°" H“ M155 Granlfffhle‘ to state their case If we d0 then‘ . at tneghand gi-HDDEY, 35 ve ken. but ‘in spite o‘ she ma‘. be able ‘to “us”, ' mém , . M55 it sipped giat him and dme is goodh frgnds. _‘ r.

...om her face scream again. . e5 gev worrie . He says t e rant. ' l “Archie. help! Oh, Archie, lee-Lila» m’ b‘ ammmd)

iDavid!" * "David!" he snarled. "David-is

.. .. ‘neat 1.. lie.- hands ace. But he covered her

with his hot hand v _ "What dyou mean?’

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‘it? 1 see now. I understand new. David-e" _

Her frock tore, as he gripped her afresh, trying to uuieten her. 4 "Yes." she cried. "l love David-

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‘Leave me alone. Hector. Ileave

‘me. . . " l \ TONY 6o iu THEQEfl-JELL - Suddenly he sprang away. The" SHOOT m’ THE D209 or: door oi the dTAV-‘lIIZ-TOOm had! i A HAT-

opened. Archie. blinking ln his pyl- amas was standing triere. his fair .1132!‘ tousled. a look of utter aston- ishment on his cnubbv face.

It "Get ouIt of here. you!" cried Men- ‘ e .. __-.

l Nora/n got to her feet unsteadiy. ‘Irjflm! to ull her frock over her ‘shoulder. S e had more eQlllffll over ‘herself now. i '1‘_A.rchie — quick - ‘phone for 11w ice "

DO .

"Has Mr. Mentieth been - been hurting you, Norah?" asked the boy.

"Don't!" exclaimed Menteith. His passion seemed‘ to fade. He became white. As Archie, with a scared look on his. face. began to move across the room towards the teephone on itize desk, Menueith snatched up his

M!

I’ BAH -GlMME-DE OLD DAVS __ lA/HEN SHOOTIH’ Z

HOWA DAV5

FIGHT VJID vouse-

BY Georzs ltlcllnniis !1.,\‘l"t'l%

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DAT WILL.

ahe concluded.

"That's the staifll" he exclaimed, and. noting the satisfaction in his tone, she suflered a small pan of

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ieaiousi’. "Listen. Norah." he con in- iied, his face verv serious, "try to be elvil to him. will you?"

She rose quickly.

So OLD cvttus wi-iirrsuirr woo: reu. IN TH'CRCLI< sAiLiarwoum oorr-- HA HA!

BUT NLVEJK @I-IFFLLBI

OH. uo! i SAiD VA-IlFF$NiFF——\!/£LL I MIGHT HAVE. SAID ‘WHlFFSNIFFLE-- FFLEI No,$ti=.'.

“Time we were in bed.” shs said ' abruptly. "Almost half-past four."

Till OTHER MAN

POEYOU SAID HIS MIDDLE NAME WIS WHIFFLLBIFFLLI

fast that Sunday morning, listened attentively while her nephew relat- ed the adventures oi Jock and him-

anprovingly when he mentioned that Norah Grant had expressed i; wish to see him some time that day. "Very sensible " she remarked with secret satisfaction. "Do try to be rcaeonable." "What d'you mean by that?" he

p! OF COURSE

TT-i ‘W’ YTAND FOR MY LAN ? YOU'D Hlxvcrro 8'" ‘THATI

WHAT [£3 IN BUDGFJS NAME, MOTHER

UI-P-V/ELLJT SEEMS‘ ‘S W/ILLQUACKI

AT LzAs-t; m.» sum: menus A QLIACK”

growled. _

"Just this. David. Remember. shes s mere girl. Remember her fatherl in South Africa and that she's prob- ablv disappointed in her sweetheart. She'll be sensitive and a little un- ' balanced. per-raps. Don‘t go lording

it over her-wii ch, as a McGreBOIZI

TILLIE THE TOILF-R _

r CAN'T MAKE HER our. sue savs some

LIKE ME MORE IF r our MY wome FIRST

auo LIKE rmvr euv on rurwnonz ' LESS BECAUSE Ill noes

ACHES

BUT, GLE NNY, WHEN ONE'5

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