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THE DEMON ON WINGS

He is certainly deserving of his common name-“Dragon-Fly", for he is the most. ferocious-looking oi.’ insects. With his lanky body, short bullet-shaped head, two great bulging eyes and four long stragg- ling wings he.looks like nothing else in the world. And, as we see him clinging to a twig or a blade ol sedge mar the water, turning his head andgreat eyes about hungri‘y there is no beauty we should desire of ' ‘m.

But Nature does not bestow all her gifts on one creature. Though the dragon-fly may not be a hund- some fellow, he ls certainly a mas- terful and eflicient insect. As we 5 -watch him at rest we cannot help feeling that he is keenly alert to all that is going on about. him. Should you approach him, you will find that he is well aware of his danger and is gone in a twinkling. Nor does he seem afraid, for next 2:1- stant he is back and hovering in mid-air as though to tempt you to snatch at him.

When at rest his dong gauzy wings seem to be a hit cumber-

whi:h beetles and bugs dispose of‘ theirs. But once in the air t-iie dragon-fly shows us that. he l; a past-master in the art of flight. ; His appearance on the wing sug- , gcsls an aeroplane. But the air ipiiot in his fouclest dreams can ' never hope to achieve the skill of ; the dragon-fly. What aeroplane can spring abruptly into the air and take off in a vertical direction, 1_ wheel and dive in any direction at I the sharpest angle. then suddeily 5 stop and actually poise in mid-air l ns though hanging from an invis- l‘ lble thread, the next moment gone -, again, and then finally settle down l without warning in exactly the i spot he left at your approach? And l all this in the most casual effort- less manner. Very different these ‘ masterly mnnoeuvers compared with the direct straight flight of I tho bee or the fly, or rhe wavering

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some. He does not seam m know many of these flying victims of just where to put them. They are lthe dragon-fly are mosqlllivés. 101‘ broad rigid blades and can not be {both insects spend their time in the flded away in the neat way ln (same locality.

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RETURNED FROM NFLIL-M‘. and Mrs. W. Good and fzunily of Grand Lake Road have returned after an enjoyable motor trip to P. E. I. While here, they were the guests of Mr, and Mrs. Harry Mac- Lean of Cornwall. They also visited Charlottetown and other points on the Island including Mrs. Goodb former home at Nine Mile Creek.- Sydney float-Record.

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McAVINN — McCARDLE NU!‘- TIALS.—A very pretty wedding was solemnized at S. Joseph's ChlllTﬂ, Kelly's Cross, on Wednesday, Sep- tember 1'lth, 1941, when Miss Mary of lvLr. James Mc- late Mrs. McAvinn, became the bride of Patrick Mc- Cardle, son of the late M_r. and Nlrs. James McCardle of Lot 6o. Reverend Wilfred Keefe, P. P., celebrated the Nuptial Mass and performed the‘ marriage ceremony. During tne Mass hymns were beautifully ren- dered by Mrs. B. ‘Irainor, assisted by Miss M. Kelly at the organ. ‘The bride was mingly dressed _lnv dusty rose, with navy 80065801185.‘ Whi e the bridesmaid Miss Alice. McManus. friend of the bride, was dressed in blue, with matching ac- cessories. Mr. Cyril Egan, cousin

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The olahging of a. trolley aroused

As it was the trolley pulled

damnation. that went to the air field, she herself together and boarded i

When she reached the ﬁeld, for once the greetings of the grinning “grease monkeys" failed to lift her spirits. Barely returning their reet- ings, she made her way straig t to Sam Stephens’ office.

There, she flung herself into the startled Sam's arm and burst .r.to tears. He couldn't have been more astounded if one of the lvo ele-

hanfs on his desk had su denly

fted its diminutive trunk and let out a. Tarzan-roar. He hadn't seen Jane cry since the night her father died. She was like a boy in her re-

Jane from her mood of self-con- A

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him all that stun.’ he wrote?“ “Yes. but I made him wouldn't use it. I

ll. made me look such a fool. He didnt

action to upsetting events. 'l'ney made her ﬁghting mad and she‘ smashed things; but. they nevu- made her cry .

"Hey, hey!" he protested, plucklrg her away from him. “Can the weeps.‘

of the groom, acted as groomsman. Immediately after the ceremony, the bridal arty motored to the homq of the br de, where a dalnt wedding breakfast awaited them._ orig lnel guests. was Reverent Wilfred eele,

. P., Mr. and Mrs. McCardle left! for a short honeymoon through tne Maritimes. Before her marriage, the bride was tendered a miscellaneous shower at her home. and. was the recipient of many useful presents. All 10in in wishing the young couple many years of happy wedded D1155.

this. If we had eyes as quick and as sharp as the dragon-fly we would see at the end o1’ each twist and tum some tiny insect in mid-air. It ls there, the dragon-fly speeds by, and now it is gone. Caught and de- voured in mid-air. How? If we exa- mine the mouth of the captor we

Two great hinged Jaws open side- ways. Behind these are the real mouthparts working up and down. The former seize the insect close upon it, and hold it tightly in con- tact with the true mowh which chews up. Much as we ourselves hold a cob of com up to our mouth with our hands.

It is a comfort to know that

Like many of our insects this master-of-the-alr spends his earlier days in a very humble way. He begins life as a submarine and ends it as an aeroplane. This fe- male lays her ems in some pond,‘ droppng them haphazard upon the. surface. They sink and in due time 1 develop into very drab-looking‘ creatures which wrlggle about the debris of the pond, looking very like their surroundings, devouring what they can find and being do- voured by any larger fish which find them. After this precarious e»:- lstence of weeks. the surviving in- sects crawl out of the water, up the stem of some plant and wait in the sun fcr the great chance to come It is the call t0 a higher lifa. The insects skin splits down the back and he crawls out of himself-a dragon-fly. Nature, the great magician, has turned the submar- ine into an aeroplane ready to take

~ voyages of the butterfly. But there is a. purpose to all

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"Oh, Uncle ssun, I've been, s-s-s-slich an awful tool," she wail- ed. and clung w lilm the ti hter.

“What did you do this tme?"

“I-I slugged. somebody," stamq mered Jane. |

Once more. Sam plucked her away from him and demanded hopefully, “Not. Aunt Enily?" ‘ ‘

“No_ of course not!’ ,

“Too bad." said Sam, disappoinfecl. “Then who was it?" l

"That — that darned rriiegspapcr,

guy-Prescott. I wish it him wice as hard!" she gulpcd, and, choked on he: tears.

“Oh-hO-bhtil/s bad, kid, Yﬂll

shouldn't scrap with the — er —; gentleman of the press. It only gets you in water a litt e hotter than be- o ..

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"I know." said Jane, 1

She dragged a handkerchief fiom heu-hplcicket and mopped her eves w

“Had your breakfast?"

“T don't think so."

"'I‘hen I'll bet you haven't. Come over to Joe's and dunk a doulzhnut, and this thing won't look half 1o bad." said Sam coinfortlngly-

Walking beside him. sii l mopping her reddened eyes. sniffing 9' 1m?- Jane said huskily, ‘I-I suPlmBﬁ you've seen that-that awful storv? i

8am nodded. "r suppose Aunt Emily hit the roof? '

"And bounced beck a couplﬁ 01 times." admitted Jane. "It was a rotten thing for him to do, wasn't it, Uncle Sam?" lag said sternly “Did ou 11611

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have to poke fun at me. Uncle Sam. just because he hates girls who want to be something besides just-lust. tovs for men to play with—-"

Sam grinned. ‘W era's your sense of humor? That's pretty terrible, yciuhknow-‘toys for men to play w ._..

Jane blushed. "Oh. well, you know what I mean. This Prescott think! that all a irl should do is have her hair curle and ﬂower! in it and wear retty clothe! and sit on

line of s lib Greg

They had cimbed on s in Joe's diner, and Sam looked at lier, frownin a little.

“See ere. brat," he demanded sharply, “you're not by any chance falling for this guy. are you?"

Jane stared at him. “You-you are not losing your mind, are you, Uncle Sam?"

“No. I'm just concerned for fear

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there's some weakening of your own such as you ting all hot. and bothered abou his Prescott He's a terror with the ladies, I no doubt-those tall, dark, e guys are mire sentimental females."

“Are you implyings that I'm ! son- timenta femae?" one demanded ominously her small ﬁsls doubled.

Sam grinned, “I'm just tryin to ﬁnd ou , that's all,” he loothed er ' "You don't know much about men~ folks, brat. I have to keep a watch- ful and fatherly eye on you and see that you don't come l cropper. ll wouldn't want you to go gating an crazy ideas in your little head abou this Prescott guy."

Jane said. grimly. "Don't you worrv ourself about that, Uncle Sam, e only thing I'm in danger of doingnils slugging him wax time Iseeh. And hatwoill 'tbe very digniﬁed would it?"

ladylike,

"Well, hardly - nor either, I'm afraid." "I have no desire to be ladylike or digniﬁed."

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"Would you like me better if 1 tried to be more dignified and — and‘ larivlike?" 5am said gravely, "Look. bral>—| I couldn't like you any better than I do if vnu were my _own red-headed 1 pugnacious child. And I WOlJllll"'. wave one small hair of your headl changed! So don't bother reforming yourself on my account. I like you asl you are!" | Jane was silent for a. moment. and. then she looked at him intently. , "I wish I was your brat. Uncle Sam." she said. "Couldn't — couldn't you maybe sort of adopt mo? 1i wouldn't be much trouble — I'm not

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