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By Isabel Garland

CHAPTER Ill

Paul did not come up to the room

l ﬁve minutes toseven. Serena. Mrs. Conis m; tor dinner. watched drawing room. Here. s bri table hastily changed his hadhiiiggn set up. with cards already

Motherb-dressin his forsaken place, '

a pity h“: r-aluged his dress shirwerhﬁ there. Estelle-Chadwick."

d wild uch like his

around her and of them in the mirror. “You funny little thing. you!" he lorn. Paul had settled down at the aid. "I'd forgotten what a runt bridle . Beside luotlier and her.

heek

“lure to." . "Corrie o under the bars."

It can't be real. thought Serena. ful. We, the Comstocks, are all

ddneased its.

gainst s ulder. door was b d darlingHI-I hope I do you chained, but he led her through the

.' He laughed ‘and kissed her. "Don't opened onto family t you. Their bark

vise me now and then. it would help so much."

p . you play brld-se. Serena?" “Im sorry-I don't." "Wh . . . Paul, you lit

"Put Aunt leona in my also‘:

am the ope _ he look- tonlsht“ said Chad. "I'm going and, thought Serena, very entertain mother and sister. It orried her a little-that Colnstock ifhiliw- "Véry

Serena. His mother gave“ him a quick we "

strolled over’ to Serena.

. He Coming over t get his -at f m "Would you like t to tsid the bsck of a choair. he pildan llgm the porch and tallesa Real‘: ate tbll looked at the two stars?"

She hesitated. feeling a little for- table without a glance at

"All right." she alzreed. She followed Chad into the hall. 'I‘he main and

dininx room to another door that the pi

was clean and sweet after the of the old h use

o . "¥lce. eh?" said Chad. .. w.

“There's nothing wro with the country around here-i ’s beauti-

It's a ridiculous piece oi fiction. that's wron "

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Wee garments dipped regularly In Lux stay soft and pretty as new. 5o start your daily -

Dip your wooly undies, too To stay dainty, your ewn woollen, too, need frequent dips in Luz. Wool undid

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-dust ng Your E es n gﬁ°°ig§erl€iililiﬁﬁ'ia.‘lﬁucilﬁl ggurelgguglggg ifglrPggglsg-hter g Benjamin Rogers as President, the late Mr. George J. Rlogers as sVlce- l ' Q . y Mrs. Comstock "Mv M-vl- leave mo» we new. [q President and Mr. George J.“ Rogers present Presi n as 86y- dgughtg n l r 1 m d“; 1' Where your dear dust is laid. _ ’ l f1 you are gum pulp; domestislityaaas iglel clln n 5:: E T1 GEISHFBI’. si strain — ii sole rens. Now. Leo her Little Birds sing a "requiem"; eyes or dizziness - eonsalt u hand. was born to wallow in it. Tre and our “beau iful maples?‘ E _ _ _ "mm-i ggly, "gut; ggggicqgggvggwqggegi; ygevengvgogqmlrgaiyoggygl w» El In 1911 Mr. BenJalnln Rogers the founder died and was succeeded by ll:‘.‘l§l'lis's"'u'°°a {Ralf-lb ‘° “$13.”: ‘l. my best Mateel," n d,“ m. m,“ m" m, g Mr. George J. Rogers. " u m "I ""1"- ssld Miss Peasley faintlyf Th” you we“ he" with u’; ' d , Le - - - giigilng M ""- "" mqn'§.lli"u§3"ui§ ma?‘ °“§ ggugwggsmigg, sgggw- E3] MR. BENJ. ROGERS, Presiden.t.—-In1929 Mr. BenJamin Rogers the pres- a “ataxia; dreadful. Serena thought. “mm 5mm“, pom“, [E ent President took over the stock of his brother the late George Rogers . F. lllllﬂllﬂilll iﬁullysulﬁ3ﬁf_ ﬂrstEstellanl-lw gglngvsvgreegvgg; um EI- and 1s now President and General Manager. " 1*" "" "nu" hom o nigh n a “non”, 109.1: his mother started in on him. In e "v n , Mo" chick -*- , o 1., , El MR. GEORGE J. ROGERS -- Mr. Geor eJ. R0 ‘ers was President from u‘ " mncuuo Fomi-gtﬁck held 1 be is d' 3x83: i ns f irpillalilhter @ ‘ ‘ ‘Pi d? v l, Th .. Dre a v - W"\~ » mu; bylng ihesryngcet ooursller arldvgll Your life crowned with “l-lonor"; E untll his death l i your wayérpleaﬁ piausle llsimlrliee The land of your birth. g . ’ a 5.953;. 1.. ntgmaﬂ; While arourgi our 10mg’ shores, E W. T._ ROGERS, Director-Elie thud geneiation of the Rogers Family 4115535.“. blind through u... 83;‘; K§‘.‘,,',,,'i,““-f-,’;;’-9“§}, 3;, 0..., E associated with the ﬁrm since 1929. Y ‘Mlmgbdoor t’ illleglalliucgelill "Abegwem" [E] l" W- e c" 1 5W La d of your hirth. . . . 0 ll R ahzugg; gaggle ragga 83f? $5; " usually; 1;‘ I-‘olley. u. r. g P. J. ROSSITER. Vice-President-P. J. Rossiter Joined The Rogers Hard- - ‘ g 3g," - . I 0 ggeginsggiurglgllglcefgggsm malimn- ‘pireeiown. par. [g] ware Company in 1921 as Travelling Salesman, continuing a salesman Wagwugeeggckggit 531°?“ q; Eve_—_"n with ‘Kl-“Tr g until 1937 when appointed Vice-President and Assistant Manager. tough?" she whispered unhaopily. m] _ _ . ~ a a a M c I N E giﬁltlllilgyridbgtupide mallet" RIBS-lg; Brldes Yearn g A. YSZNIDERSTIN E, Sec’y-Treasurer—F. A. VanIderstine Joined the s. q - . reallv like housekee v 1m In - ‘Perhaps I could help you.” of- m6 Bmﬂl- "I'm "iht-‘i’ 8°" LONDON’ May iz-rori- wll’ g '_"_"‘ blannins meals and thiiilb" time restrictions rationhig high » "obi"! “m” The rmlnd chin,‘ prices and utili goods haven't E That remedy your doc- "h" m‘ l“ “P- "n W“ 1"“ w‘ stifled women's desire to buiid a [E ii b t l l- ior decides you should Einefmglllxusglulgerurlllfiitlcnfénpaenu . hkk would b. ‘our ﬂlanning u. home in B ' an new m a task flt for Solomons talents. _V goundedbexlactlly 148M Plﬁltl-YOII-IIP mm ﬁle‘... l: n?" sglerllloiilndl g mm 5 5° u“ Y IWYQ- s after the war On he other hand "readable ilﬂl s. ln Ilse S rlll were m all" i"°"""°“ °l "°' El El n r-J l3 El [El EEIIEIIEIQIEIEEIEIIEIEIEIEIIEIIEIEIEIEEEIEIIEIIE IEIIEEJIEIEIEIIEIEIEFEIEIEIEIEEQIEEQEIE ' I men plannim marriage who have u a B'l"¥-l'°"' preacrlpﬂon i “°t_kl.”°ninc’flmnr.g °r “m “N tile means ol mosi youn oouplesY t y cu ' or more an a year. equipment. The order follows eic- eluding war-conscripted copper and “ ” ‘ ‘° 1* WI" I» no u» Dr- Chose I "it-ii huu- in u» m "u..";':1s".r:...- silt; 5st‘ ma. ‘L's-n m. :2: iilﬁlinlliiii'°i‘n "l... 1:23.22? zri.ilnn."s..";z Atmosphere ' , - - a h" l! Y0!!!‘ doctor WW“ “he” hlﬁgg ‘ﬁliﬁggli; sets, kllhchenvsie, dinnerware. be dyed and ilsed for everyday rator and results from the nclite oi‘ items except where the metal is wan“ H __ N lrcl‘ M“ m“. H T95", n omamental articles and finely' wear afterwards. necessity of conserving meta.‘ for essential to the efficiency of the Was a! Y9" 559"“ 0"‘ gshilgyémérzrlne. hwnﬂﬂg, bound books are practically non- But there's one thing girls reel “m- ngcdg, Rgpﬂl)‘ part5 u; wen g3 maghlne_ h"! ll. a s T I {Emails ocioléjx wgmmb. an}; ma; existent. h they cannot 81W up - 1108i‘! WQd- new equipment are affected by the The 5mm cm; g3 examples of e Th‘ vﬂamn‘ °n|c home ‘comforts add to a PYWPN‘ piilvlwisiwlgnaldh £'l'l¢'ll1"'£s°'l ldllsﬁlycuﬁd rtislxirilgtseithsstid? omen -l lﬁtiiltpmlflﬁttllll ‘tilled gum‘; GLACE Bu“ N' s" Mwrlate-a . -__ lnd|gainithasbeasil"Pl¢lI-ﬂi°' “V” bride‘ wcyrm‘ pair f-or linen and $15 for cotton: sf their su ar ration for weeks bewaﬁtﬂgégbstayeu mjlﬁigiﬁdﬁfﬁl. (jopper in It?“ Electrical system of Ilglgiic. ﬁnogﬁﬁlf‘ ye“: cgeaphoﬂ .. ‘mayonna- friends. ustwamyou i M a Mum pillow sli s3 each; blankets $25 a Then the p d cake may be iced slams for Burch miscenaneom Pam. brocdcrs and incubators, and tin as wimp), “n; r; Frank Edwﬂfdﬁ HQRHPM" pr A, E3" 5w?’ Wi-"i '"°‘"'°""- 7"" Y“ pairidfel- “rﬁliclapillwl 05 "l" as névk yokes doubletmcs rake a protective coatin for parts Cflilmk- u, 1.05pm.. today um. critical in- lcu - ,, a um- . ' ‘ '_ . . - ...,. ,._. ,, "~ ...E“'."l.i'.1'%¥"£*1£L‘Ifi.°'.i.‘§%%". “° ° , , Farm Machinery 133.12%.’ ..nv::- ..'.l.? its.‘ l2: Eiﬁliitfhﬁm .':'é'-'.-‘~'$=-“‘-n<= *"-l:$:-........... ....... ....... g "' ~ ' v er ' ""°"" " "m" Filler ~- ‘°.““.|$"‘3?i12i'~-’2ii3“3233M? " "" and Equipment it'll.“‘l‘.l°“.ﬁé’°uli£ﬁi.ii°‘i=.lilif’léi t... ...... ... ::..'...::f’“".:'..fii'£°ii1‘élwhl-sii its. lam-eves spa-ﬁll girl ' "m" ahh°‘t‘m?n ‘w; ‘Wk? wheels. axles and bearings. fami order for the administrator to wmemlc, one of the ygiéiiélﬁgvli; "m °" "'° "MW 0' "i "ml *° -""' m’ ' ' ' y ' on‘ Ms 1s- n- wagons will no longer be made oi want special oemission to mlnu- a four-vear-"d W - 1 m: ma? h , u, hu..band c“, clothes rationing nit nsld st the AWA. y Psi-m hm t l d m m“ M“ of facmms to u” up m, y”, ma, “m” mm ' 9 ‘ POl-ISBCAII QUVGTIIIYIO l O V’ ' ' - F ' WB 3 Wtls t£="‘-'*-~ ?~“=?"iv"i'*§e.v'i"€""~~.t"'.l:"l:: t .....~.“'-l='..l.» c813 i551 it»? ti-l-ll“i"-‘l‘°-l'==-‘i“ln=i‘°niﬁie *°~;=T:.l:“".”*° ::::".:*::t:* mutual. ..,l:.:z.:=..l:*s..n.. v... mini mt" *’~"“” i“ ‘ ' difficulties. All llficy frills bits wood according to a Wartime "r e Pulmm- ° "i! m" “a” . 1 . “(not m... m; flirnhhed um haije been sirlpoed °" ' ' 3 L- and reinforcing strips or slruls of lit-Hutu for equipment- lnd W" ed the trgger- _ . W, DRUG STORE ‘iffeﬂeolaymo. u a: rzgiariliings midi are hardest ﬁvleluhelgld 3$;§§,,;§ "§‘,’§.’,$"°“l fllfl°iollll if.“ “lllfcbni; giggtﬂsl may still be used. the order banned by the new order. h: "alum! stéhfmuogglléilon w": ‘mu’ ‘m’ hofjwilfg" Xyddﬁg-lulll 3111f; “wit: ‘$531k. have been vir- 2225" iliwlwrmgl-illllarln-l’ ‘fl; Rubber and s list of li metals in- Keep Miami'- in u.» house. night.

has Paul's puffy-faced

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hands. an family tin

What curious are, except She and I

Hem we sit-miles from anywhere- in s. eraly old high hill.

serves dinner.

looking like a dowager-empress. is

house on

Six tall candles on the table. while Thurber, in a you've lived here a while. Serena.- uniform dug up from the past. you'll find out." I am wearing my best evening gown and doing my to me that wa ," she ob ctled.

to make conversation with “Don't you thi I shou al- brother Chad. a sleepy-eyed. lowed to make fat young man who about things?"

ts on m . "I suppose so,” ha admitted Down ayt the end of the table, moodily. "Forget it. I'm a bad lot, I guess. Coming into contact wim

“Chad- liy are you so bitter?" e Wait till

top of a Serena asked sudd flicker

"Why wouldn't 1 be‘?

"I really wish you wouldn't talk

mother-in-law. in wine-colored some one sweet like vou makes me

ve vet and old lace. doing a. superb realize it.

iob of carving a tough and inade- shake on it ate chioken- What hands she hasl As he lield out his hand have-long her into it. might as tried to withdraw her hand, he hing I've u'ouldn’t let it go Ilia rasp ht-

crowd. Its a relief having someone as short as I am.

you're ever goin

lhtell was sayin course. ballet

tlfacDonald. Charlottetown; G r. were__ J. De A. "l have danced in my time. Se- Qf one m“, had waikad always;

ma. but at present I am merely- Neal-q”. w; Thy-Qng.

Jggglfro keeping in practice. aren't For the wuch o; m, Mun,’

“oh. _ cuttin “Fl ll

at hands they all

and thin and-cruel. Yes. well admit that the only . always disliked about Paul are his ened and he drew her ldtnow I see that its a She put out her other hand to

he. poor little Miss Peasley. I ts of the "So sweet . . .'

Over his shoulder. Serena sud- Leona Abigail denly saw Mrs. comst ock sill-lou- Peasley. Poor soul, she's obviously etted in the doorway.

scared to death of stock, And who can blame her? Paul softly. says she acts as housekee r. she's probablv going to get t snafu- chicken

o thoughts. “Yo a word I've been saying. You've just been sitting there thinking what a rum lot. we are and wondering how ---- to stick it- Take Our Empire's rail- daughter. my advice and cear out while vou 1n sadness we 13y mee, Cag-Jrhl: is no place for s girl like To rest gram you; 15mm;

What in the world are you talk- on m“ A g t“ mo‘ about?" she protested. "This a fascinating place, and you are terribly interc I think marvelous- “Yowre right thanks to the

Mother Com-

e dick- spare you. that tough hr k

no’ Mid G6 mded with You leave to all those. i. but persmh Who you have left behind.

till! h l ' red me anyway. Now ml: £92353 YMII‘ rare talent Of beaut . ‘m___u ones

Paul

l" mtelleu tone was m‘. on ave constant practice The n: t by you be known

TI apologize. Want to

ward im- hold him away [from her.

all "Char! Please

"You're so sweet," he muttered

“Chadwick? his mother called "There's something I'd like so you to do’ for me - if Serena can

(To be Continued)

erenak

TO L. M. MONTGOMERY

But we know that in truth:

1'22 That your sweet gmle spirit;

Has sped on to lea

w! marvelous‘ To your Master on high. l

As dee calls to deep be to echo.

1n words humbly fsshi

“Oh. I've seen herl" said Serena In might from $0111‘ P911. perfectly amaziiég. And your beau

you o.

hat you To we you have left,

ul mind.

An expression of rare beauty.

Shines out through your writings; through “l-lim" can,

azza. They stood side by side at the ' will porch railing and stared of! across no the shadowed countryside. The air

she put However. when she

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85 85 THE ROGERS" HARDWARE COMPANY LIMITED

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

85th ANNIVERSARY A THIS WEE

1857

MR. BENJ. ROGERS Founder

The late Mr. Benjamin Rogers who with the late Mr. Thomas Dodd

§ founded this firm under the name of DODD AND ROGERS. Mr. Dodd retired in 1892 and his stock was taken over by THE LATE MR. BENJ-

AMIN ROGERS. The business continued under the name of DODD

AND ROGERS until 1904 when it was incorporated and thoname chap "ed

to THE ROGERS HARDWARE COMPANY LIMITED, with the late Mr.

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