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Aga Khan arrived here yesterday from Aix-les-Baines and a. friend

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life centers.” Carla was *he mem ory. He made no effort to turn away from the truth, or harden himself in his contemplation of it. Some one had sold that memory was a paradise from which fate could not dt ive one. And the room which had built ii.sei!_ in his heart could never be leveled or taken away from him. It ur indestructible, like a soul.

he had closed it, and because of

The B°g“m Aga Km” W” f°"‘ one but claire in this sacred place. '- merly Mademoiselle Amlree Jose- A long time uso. when he was a time md Put it in his pocket.

__m_,,...;_-°g.?,P.?» r-re tried to renilust himself -_

*"‘»-°>’°"" WAT tween the time or thielost visit with

_ _ A __ .':~ Carla. and his departure for home.

with all the bran. Anci that means all the body- S _ /f ‘ nie effort was on honest one, s

-- building and energy elements, tool 'T 'lf _ _ sir'-issle 15° Hi- himsilf *D °¢1'i°i\‘\ 5°'

~ - '_ _ ~- -..<:_ -_" __ ag hlli ii accepted nsneces- A few cents _buys this V100(/’{, whole wheat food. _ j/_W .__ Jplx- 3;: ML' h‘:evit;b1e_ He WM “re of

_Start today with rwo golden brown biscuits, crisped ol: .;,_'d',,A , _, _,nv himself ss he retni-ned to claire. It in the oven and smothered in milk. 4 _-l‘ _,f"' was almost an exultmt su,-mess, me csruomi silnrooro when conlmnr, no. . pf/ \l'h1°h 1°" “im him “° “ln °'

' spiritual or physical torment. He

be the popular order.

_ or last choice, 1 point

treet, Montreal.

Here are .raven diferent and well recognized u.re.r ~ for Fry: Cocoa, anlnged in alp/labelacal a I *-

does not hold many women like her. Pnlesl ggdg 2 ~ - _ _ I _ _ ~

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at "fi" "Sli, ' ' ` Chocolate Fudge usli/

Cake Icing

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.~ _ children. Drink Het coco. D.-ini. - gd"

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_ O _ "I Will 80." herald. "But some

9 timeIwi11oomeforyoii.cs.rla. May

be not now, not in this life, but _ _

O sometime. May I continue to dream _,J _ Iced C°c°° Dunk _ p ` ~ *-5

DISREGARDING the above order entirely, write

down these seven uses in what you thin is the

order of their popularity in the average l1ome._ Study the uses and figure out for yourself ‘what is likely to_

Send your entry to us (see conditions belovylz to be

included in our $2,500.00 Prize Competition. he use

you pui: first will be given a score of 7 points; the use lylou » put second will be given 6 points; the use ‘you putt 'rd will be given 5 points; the use you ppt ourt will be given 4 oints; your fifth choice will e given 5 points; your sixllr choice will receive 2 points and your seventh

Each and every entry received will be treated in

exactl the same way. When the Competition closes (whicll will be November 15th, 1932) the totals from all entries will be added u and the use securing the highest number of points wilfbe adjudged the most popular one. The use scoring the "second highest number of

points will be adjudged the second most popular use.

' he use securing the third lar est number of points will

receive third place and so on gown the line.

The $2,500.00 in cash prizes will be awarded to tllosa

who have listed all seven uses in the order nearest to the order determined by popular vote. _

_ How to Enter the Contest ' _

Simply remove the label from a tin of Fr_y's Breakfast

Cocoa (either a one-pound or half-pound size) and write on the back ofit the seven uses in the order of your choice and number them accordin ly. Below i:lmt_write your name and address plainly-preferably in printed characters. Then mail your entry to De t. C,

g. S. FRY & SONS (Canada) Limited, 2025 lsldeaon

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You may send in ss many different entries aslyou wisll

but each entry must be on a separate Fry's realrfaat Cocos label. I

' A Rules of Contest

The first prize, $500 in cash. will be awarded to the

_person listing all seven uses in the order found to_be the -winning order. _0r,'in tl‘e event that no one lists all seven uses correctly, the money will be paid to the person who lists the greatest number of uses correctly. _

If tw`o persons list all seven uses correctly, the first: and second prizes will be pooled and divided evenly. If three or more persons dguess correctly, thp grand will be pooled and divi ed amongst t e_ wihners. ther- wise, the second, third, fourth, fth, sixth and seventh Prizes will be awarded to the persons coming nearest to the correct order after the First Prize winner. ‘ The 50 rizes of $5.00 each will be awarded to the 50

persons whose lists come nearest to being correct after

the and prizes have been awarded. The 200 prizes of V

$2.00r each will be awarded in a similar way, to the per- sons whose answers are next nearest correct.

This Competition is o n only to residents of Canada.

Employees oftlie FRY &mpany are barred. V

The contest will close November 15th and no entries

will be considered if postmarked after that date. Prime Winners will be announced in this paper on December 15th and cheques will be mailed at once.

` Everyone Has an Equal Chance ~

No individual can possibly figure out in advance just

what the final order of the seven uses will be. This can only be by *popular vote. Thus your chance of winning a prize is lust as good as any. ' '

AN EASY WAY T0 WIN A HANDSOME CASH PRIZE. SEND IN YOUR ENTRY TODAY

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ary. The Aga. Khan, wealthy Indian M-A E e W' l al' A J; sg &

prince and racing enthusiast is ex- h h um 1; ‘ 1-, ~ _ no pected to join her in a. few days. t:rm,;$i H,n°e:u°1;?;:;¢1v°°§e§° M359” $“'¢¢* - » ' _

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He was seeing the tears in Oarlsfs

phine Carrori, young business worn- boy' there hm been ln ms mom 5 ._

an of France. She was married to picture 9( an “gd with mgwy CYN- the powerful Indian ruler, descend- Wm" md 8914,” hgh-_ sh, gegmgq ?~

CHAPTER XIII

‘Sir Harry Lauder

ant of the Prophet and supreme re- fp be 110,",-,g gmmuh dongs, and liglon head of millions of Ismaill he remembered mag his nm, ide” Moslems, at Aix-les-Bains on De- of maven came from tm, ' ,mga Paul had told only Claire that he Cember 'LN 1929- Mayor Henri Clerc md gm; sh, inn,”-ed mm ta uk was on his way to her. At the stat-

ion a familiar face camo out of the

performed the civil ceremony and quggugm whgch his “mpeg mme. two Moslem Imams from Morocco um” found dimmu to mg",-_ Th, hiirrylnl streams of humarllty to placed the Aga. Khan's hand into plum-e had Blwayg remained in hm [rect him. It was Jimmy Enrlerdale, that °f the Fffmh Eirl, making her mlm; 14, 1-ew,-,-ed to mm in think. whose presence always gave him the consort of one of the wealthiest ing of cial,-e_ H, was impossible 1°, greater comfort than that of any Indian princes in the world. She mm to feel resentment against hu other mlm. He had known Enner-

wore his racins colors at the wed- 1 f,¢ of even 5 4,51,-g W change “_ dale for along time, and Claire had

B. in doing to her. There were occsa- Bmw” “P Wm* mm like “ ‘fier-

. _ i ionai women at whose breasts the 'nmml' hm “IWW” Beemed el'

Clarke Steamship Co. Ltd. WOM found 1,, ,,,,,.m,,,1 g,,,,.,_ than Paul, with s premature grey-

S S NG e ,, cmm he knew' Wu one of mem_ ness in his hair and is. sllght'stoop_ ' ' aspesla like the angel in his room. rt was in his Wil- Sensitive b°<iY~ His M' L *_ he who has been the misfit in their f°°“°“' f°“ P““l P°°“’“°° the “nf cave, AITAVU IAIVE uve! and this defect in himself he Cl'l3l'l§5Hl)l8 Qlllllhy Ol l»ll€ mhfble

M t l ‘ ' ' °n "3 mm was prepare-d to 1.emedy__,f he out of which he was slowly and per-

could sistently chlseling fame for himself

Sept. 28_ _ Ot. 4 Ot. ’ Oct iz Oct. 18 c 4 He read Clolre's telegram mnny I-I B sculptor. He had been working

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Oct 26 Nov 1 N3' 1 tl on the wa south H, meg in the West, and Paul had not seen

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Nov. 9 Nov. 15 Nov. to rem begween its nn” 1.1¢ U-1,4 him for s year. Enneidale had grown

to understand more clearly me older in_ that time, he thought. His

CAl‘.‘7ELL_ BROS. LTD. hm; had wma over he,-_ face was thinner, his ha.`r whiter

hangs w

Charlottetown Agent; 2,,-Wm; had tom mm how ,he mg over his temples, his physical tone

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wswheo where the wrter renee out "Hi 1°" Nblvf *hm Whm 11° ° af th, ch,m_ ow-mu, than dnthl seen him last. He had the same quick

her as quickly as he could. There was a strange singing in his heart and a dull grief. If she should love ‘him-at last-like that. After years of waiting, and hoping, and of yearn- ing fore woman tribe a part of him-children-a home he had dreamed of-

He folded the telegram for a last

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nervous alertness about him, and

as if she would die unless you came _ out alive," he had said. And Carla: it did PW] U°°d 9° ‘ee the 31”' “She loves you. she wants you." And M" in hi* f°°° N they 3"|PP°d

he ward, on me yuh, hands. He knew that Claire, un-

nofw r own p,p,,_ ,ntfntms mm to com, 5° able to meet him herself, had sent

Jimmy in her place.

(To Be continued)

Somers-What is your idea of a

real optimist?"

Vanner-A men who believes he

can interest his wife in a same of golf when she has her mind on s hat she warlz to buy. '

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MONTREAL, Oct., 5-The de~

presslon is lifting -in the Old Country. For once Sir Harry Lau- der, famous Scottish comedian. was not joking as he exprecsd this opinion on his arrival here last evening when he disembark- ed from the Anchor 'Donaldson liner,`Letltia, from Glasgow. I-Ie was accompanied by his niece. Miss Margaret Lauder, who will accompany him on his forthcom- ing tour in Canada and the United States. "I" am not visiting the United States until after their elections because I wouldn’t like to be vot- ed into the White House as Pie- s’dent," Sir Harry remarked, as' his humor go; the better of him.. He expressed great pleasure at being in Canada again, describing himself as a link between the old land and the new.

Increased interest in things Ol-

nadian is evident throughout Scotland, according to Sir Harry, and this may be attributed to the success of the Scottish trade slllp Letitla. Scotland now expects to buy more Canadian goods and_t0 be able to sell Canada more of her own products. ` .

"I am not inclined go comment

the party coming over on the boat. 15 1€iWll18 hm today for n few days rest before commencing _his Canadian tour that opens gi, His Mtjestyi Theatre on Friday night.

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Feathers Coming'

Back _

more definite, so that recently the! have been nothing short of elabor- ate for the more dressy hat, whilst the more sporty everyday styles lvl irequently nnished with a .iwitv

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A womans mlsaliine says: It is in

teraating to note how 'thé erst- while completely discarded feather is slowly but surely making its way back into the fashion limelight. In limb' 1!°lh1|‘l¥ short of brilliant is the way this trimming has gfad-

. ISTANBUL, Oct. 5.-Tiirkish mm. who once could obtain divoreal from their wives merely by sayinl

- "_I divorce you," in the presence ol

two witnesses, now must plead their cases in court. Recently a younl man won his freedom alter long, arduous proceedings. "Long live the l

ually made its come back. Had the designers suddenly befeathered their cbnnectluns the wly they gre np- pearlng this sesaon, they would most probably have been a complete "flop" but' as it is we have been broken in so very gently that it is quite as a matter of course that wo- men are an-in taking to the feather boa. just for .all the world as though it had never been dropped.

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mm touch of a feather mode its appearance some seasons back, gradually developing into something

li. lemonade.

“DIZZY" FISH KILLB FOUR

A fish locally known as "tambim"

caused four deaths and sont more thanoopersonstobodinthe town of Plaridel ‘in the Philippines, re- cently. When eaten ths fish causes dizziness. Dr. Juan Vallejo, the only physician in the town, saved many of the sick from death.

Let Us Stamp Your

on political subjects, but with sill

the best brains of the Empire woi-king together at Ottawa over oui- problems it is hardly credible that is solution to them will noi' be reached," he went on. | "The depression is lifting in the Old Country: Conditions in the

Variety is coming pack again strong, due to the power which

of canned music abd _ amusement, as many cinemas are flnd'ng out to their cost. In mm) towns, these theatres are heavily overseated fo: the location. III these hard times people need hu- mor and song more than ever ba-

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republic! Long live Justice!" L., shouted and than fainted away. Court attendants revived him with

British theatres are impiovin¢._

personality in theatrical Intcrtalllg ment has over the public. The Bri-

tish theatre goer is getting “$153

fore." _ BlrH».rry. whowasthsiifeol

We have a number of accounts and notes

still V unpaid. .

We need the money they represent to carry

Business conditions are sucll that we irlnnot

extend any, further credit to customers until their accounts and notes have been paid.

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