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money In pocket! And he .149

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GSZARDIAL‘

W. C. T. U. NOTE§

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Mn. Jenkins brldled and looked at Btnrwlthannmhmnle. Starre- turned her lock witn aswnsnment. Bhe could not. see what hao been in the nlmplo quest-ion to make Mrs. ‘°“‘§‘°'.uu.s‘°‘ i? it's’? d‘; °""“°'5”..3' ary u y rrom o and evidently icund her oOUIOI c! annnement.

"Isn't she the one?" she said to Mr. Jenkins who smiled thinly tn response. “As ii she didn't know: The minute I set toot on this boat I

Xlklnb-dlfiifi. I. Willy?

“What in the world are you talk- about?" demanded Gloria. s. Jenkins favored her with a proving stare. She drew hersell major.

re little run with her retending not to know. Oi course t‘s your young man," she added to Star. "My young man?" star echoed

y. Gloria, quicker than her roommate, looked murderously at the buxom matron before her. "Do you by any chance mean that Doctor Barrett will be with us?" .-he asked.

"Yes. Doctor Barrett. Isn't that nice? It's so sate to have a doctor along it we get shipwrecked. don't you . , ." Mrs. Jenkins had started ofl’ gushingly. but she ran down as she caught sight oi Star's horrified expression and Gloria's obvzous anger.

Blushing painfully Star tried to make the situation clear. "Doctor Barrett is engaged to Gloria. i 1m ure you must have made a mis-

..

8 take CHAPTER. IX

Star glanced up to see Kent ap- ' Her heart began to numb 1n ma: discoimerting way it had suddenly developed. It's the unifonn, she told herself. gazim int/o the suds of water that ran in ribbons alongside the boatzIt makes hLm look so clean and reliable and

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line. And he isn’t—-he isn't! Kent's voice broke in on her rev- "Gloria, I wtgnoer

2g that she wou g mg 1:355:11. Gloria was already mov- from ‘b0 0 cancda,

“Of course. dear." she murmured ough star didnt unded too pleased. "In this outfit I'd rather not ace anv-

li you'd

mind transierring boot number And guard from wrong. six-it's Just on the other side o: the our realm from see to sea. deck. I. asked Mr. and Mrs. Livlng- ym-evumqy-e,

grant?! Waller netball £33m.‘ “m “m” w ‘mm’ '

. U we,“ we]. 3m, a ' “f,” United. loyal. free

love.

one I “ heron won't be alone." Kent said q etly. "A friend oi yours. Mr. lu ties is in that boat." Gloria u. seemed abou to say she Wouldn't mgmur‘. 5 $°- The World's w. c.

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NOV. 13th to 18th continues to 22nd Values in many lines It will pay you to call Potatoes, Poultry, Eggs taken in trade

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overheard Mrs.

her

o the cabin.

Oh. that's all right." Star wished her companion would not reier tn it 88H, with Kent looking on. ‘But t does seem sort oi iunn ',' Mrs. Jenkins persisted. “that a mB-n like him would be tak- Y a dedizened ily-by-night with her yells hair and painted fin-

in. e clally

in nails."

"Site's really a very nice girl," said

r uncomfortab

Li’.

Star could feel Kent's eyes on her. giro ianelw eigiétly when he had

I10 Pom ustlng liiebelt uras as ii he were compelling her to look up at hlm. Unwilling she raised her eyes. The dimple was showing in his cheek although he sternly re- pressed the smile. He had probably Jenkins’ remark and icund herself up at him. tuljiiiég 1n the world she had intended

o

“You haven't your belt tied tight- LV enough," he said authoritatively. w“...

"Is mine all right?" asked Mrs. r’ Jenkins.

"Tied like a sailor." Mrs. Jenkins beamed at his approval.

“We've'done this so often," she told them “lhat Mr. Jenkins keeps a life belt in our attic Just s0 1'11 feel at home in a storm."

Kent's lean face was so close to S.ar's she could see the little pulse throbbing in his temple. liice nose he had! usual Barrett nose, but highly arched. His fingers luinbled.

andsbood

As she ivatched, he pulled the loop through too far ivhole iintening again.

“Oh-—nere, let me do that." Mrs. Jenkins‘ plump SWl-fl-LV at the tzmes. thumbs about things like this, es- pecially when they're doing it tor a llfflity Kiri." she added.

Star grew hot with menu. But Kent. his telltale hands locked behind him ease. She wore

you," h

There was a sudden commotion outside - the sound of pounding along sueam. The boat grumbled and groomed as it a modern dragon had icund its way into the engine room and was clawing at the very vitals of the ship. Star was thrown t the wash basin with a. sickening lurch and at almost the same min-

Star almost wllided with the steward as she open ran out. Without bothering to apolo- gize, he steadied her and ‘dashed on. Star was only a short distance be- 31nd him stepping onto the slippery

A crowd had gathered git most of them leaning over the ra-ll and

‘£2221’

excitedly.

boat.

stood unccrtiainly. It cdfoolishtcaowdaroundthei-aélk surely the sailors should be allow

to have all the room they needed. Then she caught sight of a small

re pressed age.

"Why don't they the little boats?" S "n ou tilink they'd ‘let me m in

D0 V011 _ darling." she a pea-rel tine crowd a; t; mill- ed around o y a few feet away, but her arm at S uari/s w al

bewaln

toth undingoihis the “no ofhis

I'm sorry this happened "Whyre you sorry?" without much in

(To be

TIPPII? AND "CAP"

but then thought better oi it and icd o

. was more at contusion like a talisman. he decided. It was caugh. mthe tossing cur-L. of her hair, veiled by her downcast lasnes. bowed gravely to Mrs. Jenkins.

"Thank “She ls beautiful to me. I thought perhaps} was. prejudiced."

Gloria's life belt lessly onto the bunk. but she was nowhere in sight. wearily Star took hers oil and pushed her hair back from her forehead. The day was so muggy! Like a. spring day with the sap slowly rising in the trees and buds on the maples. It was hard to imagine that the house in Milford was buried 1n snow, its path broken, its windows shuttered iorlom. Her head ached with the whirl of thoughts. Why didn't acknowledge he knew her? Why did he pretend this silly interest in her when he was engaged to G Was each one in the world one sort oihperson and pretending to be an-

er.

with a shifting cloud steam so that it was l/llq, sea more than a few feet beyond

star went up and touched the bright. head gllnting 1n

terest. Continued) _

n. ggéihgblglggihfiggid cg; 51$: -r. u. wk ten m“ .."‘1-'**“‘° “ “ Th. Provincial w. c. "r. o. ts y°~ “d ‘m’ “m”? for otr thirty. or twenty- ive

cost. 'I‘1ie county or

expenses. Here again

the bride's watching her. It

$100 to the National life member in the

It was the last used to support a Missionary in India

The Fund for S

vinces. The

within a province f0

extension is raised

What a In Ontario The Budget Fund cov- |

NOB Bi R11 U“? era the expenses oi field workers. - 111111 and educational and publicity Work. Unions contributllng one ‘dollar per fee are Star Un ens. Uri ons con- and undid meltributing more than one dollar per member to The Budget Fund

worked

we an From all this one

embarrass-

tlonal W.C.'I‘.U. for He

e said earnestly. but

w-as tossed care-

“n- 11nd

Kent

tr 1031a? drink habit.

British Columbia Ontario. the worst footsteps 5111111 ion statistician has a nation-wide

deck—a

Columbia than the 8i‘ 6

ute heard Mr . J nkins in smmy; S e cry 8 Ontario. 18.1; 1n “Man oveiboard! My Land!" bio. 14-5-

Every year since ed the door and vehicle death rate Dominion average.

lnce but Ontario. In 1928 to i030,

than in Ontario. eastern province reckless.

The water was of to

r1 wfihac

inst the outer wall 1117. 111, 111, 85, '18,

deaths. but 6'17 last

put down one of British Columbia

uart demanded.

couver Sun. Si}; WIUFRED

915$ W96 "t After four years Bm=11h$"°- Wilfred Grenfeli, muscles. But

work this summer.

hiqmlm“ ed ashore at st.

STUBBS

7O Canada, our glorious native

WHITE BIBBON TIDINGS Where does the Mermherlhip Dol- gc . ‘T141113 " fifty cents as the a inscription

cent. The National W. O.

cents; the provincial union with a large membership can carry on with a smaller affiliation fee than e the province with fewer members. since the duties oi’ the provincial unions arc similar 1n kind and in

district collects ilve or ten cents for its necessary

members to bear the cost. the lar- ger the affiliation iec must be. The Frances Willard day offer- ings go through the hands of treas- urers until they reach the National Treasurer; any province sending

the World's Missions may name a

T. U. Our Canadian givings to World W.C.T.U. Missions have been

apart icr that purpose. It is grati- to note the recent temper- ance legislation 1n Bombay.

Educational Campaign is raised by a special levy on the different pro-

special work undertaken

of assistance from different unions.

are called Advance Guards.

Treasurer is a woman with a mis- sion, which has to be fulfilled with care and devotion. It is a worih- 1 while ministry of abi ty What is the proaedure by which

this trust money may When a ‘e111 is presented in the Na-

bill is sent Io the Rmording Secre- tary. who examines the to see if this expenditure has been authorized by the constitution or. by the executive. Then she signs an order for payment. which must also be signed by the and sent to the Treasurer for pay- , merit. Thus this money gftrn ' trust for a definite purpose cannot be used for other purposes. To devote. time and talent, ener- gy and means to educating youth in the danger of the social that lntoxlcates and to the presslcn of the liquor traffic. is to work for the destruction of~a force in life that is an enemy Kingdom of Righteousness. There is nothing that tends more to des-

oy the ‘"51. in man than does the

B8 . - The death rate per _ population in all Canada is 13.8: in

lumbia has been higher than the year higher than any other prov-

British Columbia rate was higher

The motor death rate 1n British 00.000 oi’-

98, 10.4, 14.2. 17.8. 16.4, 11.0, 1.1.3, 13.9. 18.5, 16.5. and 14.5, the last figure being 193B In actual number ci British Columbia's 13-year record is: 60 deaths in 1927. then 77. 91.

1937 and 110 last yean-Jflhe Van-

again visited the scenes of his life

eadquartiers of his mission. the mtire village had turned out.

T. U. gets one

the fewer the

Treasurer for Worlds W. C. Temperance

. and are set

unday School

r education or bv some furn"

sees that the

11 . spent? the

payment

minutes

Presideni.

1T1

5111')-

i I i glass l oi the l‘ i i i |

MOTOR VEHICLE DEATH RATE-

has, next to, motor vehicle,

death rate in Canada. The Domin-

just completed i

that the motor vehicle death rate

survey, and finds i is higher in Ontario and British I

Canadian av- 100000 of British Colum-

1926. the motor in British Co-

anci in every

inclusive, the but then the became more

popula- been annually: 16.0, 12.1

fatalities.

82, 102, 101, 124

year. killed 1M In

GRENFELI. oi exile. Sir of Labrador.

When he s - Anthony, “ills

t0

____-——::_~ ._m__.. welcome him. An archway o! b01181“ had been erected and tlie pier and every home and building was dec-

lant stood in silence as a simpll funeral ceremony was read 0V6? the ashes oi Lady Cirenfeli. . um was placed in a vault on the hill-top. beside the ashes of Iliittle, one coSir WI1ired's wife. who died New York in December. worked at no side for the people o! the Nerf-h and she wished that her achee reel near the spot she loved.

Axpicgrlpostcard showighuw

' ’ November 17th and 18th . .

MEN MAKE SAVINGS ON uits And Overcoats

Pick

Men's

Trousers

at once they're knockout values. Fine English Ser- ges and Tweeds in shades a n d patterns Sizes 30 to 44 Inch waists. Regular $3.50 to $4.00 values.

on Dollar Days — — —

$2.95

them up—you'II see

galore. warm

Out they go

‘2.95

Here’s Saving In Winter Comfort

For Men!

Men's Shirts and Drawers 50% wool and cotton. We could not replace this un- derwear for considerable more money. Dollar Day

price $1.75 gar- $

ment. Suit — — — Men's Combination Under- wear. Hatchway style. Un- ion quality and medium weight. A very special buy

at Dollar Day $2 I

price. Suit — —

Men's Cotton Combinations, Hatchway style, a lighter

Fall weight. Dollar $ Day price. Suit — Men's Fancy Shirts with at-

tached Fused collars. Values from our better shirt ranges.

Dollar Day $1 I

price--—---

Moomshimlihslogloo g

'I‘hc

Dr. of Grenlfell’: earliest

workers in l-abrildvf-

Pl 1n

patients are brought to the hospi- tal in the winter time was received with the iollowlr? Iliinenburg WC. .U.:—

to ‘stand by’ ltili.

Mn-y tons of quilts, warm clothing, glue bottles, silk hoce and underwear. rs and books on the "Geo. B. cluett," on the

Men's plain colored Shirts. White, Cream, Blue. Sizes 16, 16%, 17 only. Your

chance of a lifetime.

Dollar Day price — Men's plain colored Shirts. White, Cream, Blue. Sizes 16, 16%, 17 only. You should not miss this b a r g a i n.

Dollar Day $1 I

price———--— Fail

Men's Fancy Sox. weight and new patterns and colors. These could not he replaced for a much greater

price. Dollar Day

price. 2 pairs for - Men’s Fleece Lined Gloves. Brown, Tan, Grey o_r Cream. This is a good one, and your opportunity at our Dollar

Day price. $1 I

message, for the

"he Bim- and 11o. ted with n and bunting. On "Bmlflgd t’ h 5h Saskatchewan was the safest 2;“, gummy mowing his arrival Once more on my beloved I4- H° m“ ‘gnu gawmznm province for motoring in 193D. with M 5g Anthony the 1o of welcome bndcr, I realise the immense debt

“mm?” llmjs a m“ ovuboud. oiuy 5.2 deaths er 100.000 oi rwv- o»: on a sad note. igh on the 1 owe you icr all um you have “Yes ‘I ha}, m,“ But m5, ulation. Onta o while 1118118" hill, overlooking the harboralone made possible. New discoveries

“Von-g ,0“... mm ygtg- showed c bis drop from the nre- m; fluttered at half-mast. and have opened definite new cheilen- bridse

vious yew- In 1937 "w" We" ‘"4 the thrmig which had been so jifll- gel, and I do hope you w-iii not

Wil! Iaddthotthreelnrgeclr-

. 01.0., will be ship-

oct? J thirteen cucccedve yea-re the '

tweed lIning-Yodll find them warm. The cloth is Neva-Wet water- proofed.

Dollar Days -

beat the Oxford Oicw in the annu- a1 race schools. For these thirteen

Crew the Cambridge captain icg-ul recommended brown ‘n’

super u e stimulant». Mother with good food, u e ue u: lttth lee? I i this bio ll worth telli o n’