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About in the past there had been

no strangers wandering about in the Old Pasture; they never had had even to think about traps there. But while he had been away there had been both strangers and traps. That was why she had been

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planning to move. That very morning she had found and a cruel steel

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trap there in the Old Pasture. It had been cunnlngly set in one of the paths she and Roddy often used. she had discovered it, un- covered it. sprung it and scornlully left it lying in the path for all who came that way to see.

e'1'hey he rd Farmer Brown's boy coming up an old cowpath. Had it

been any one else they would have taken to their black heels and van- ished among the bushes. They didn't do this now. No, sir. they didn't run away. They moved back a little way and stood side by side in plain sight hardly a stone's throw from their doorway.

"I wondered if I would find you still here." said Farmer Brown's boy. He spoke in a low gentle

voice. 0! course those Foxes didn't

pushed

THEY FEEL RIGHT ABOUT PEOPLE.

They are able to love and to consider the interests of others.

They have personal relationships that are satisfying and lasting.

They expect to like and trust others, and take it for granted that others like and trust them.

They respect the many differences they find in people-

They do not push .people around, nor do they allow themselves to be

around.

They can feel they are part of a group.

They feel a sense of responsibility to their neighbors and fellow men.

MENTAL HEALTH wuax MAY 1-7th..

THESE ARE SOME OF THE CHARACTERISTICS

OF PEOPLE WITH GOOD MENTAL HEALTH.

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DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND WELFARE

' THE GUARDIAN.

understand a word or what heaaid. but they did understand the friend- liness of that voice.

"You do remember me. don't you? And we still are friends. aren't we?" continud that friendly voice. Reddy and Mrs. Raddy grinned more broadly than before. Just as it they understood. If they had 1 am pure they would have wondered how he could ask such foolish questions.

neddy put his black nose close to one of Mrs. Reddyls pointed black ears. Perhaps he whispered to her. It looked that way. They turned and ” appeared among the bushes. Farmer Brown's boy wait- ed. Presently he spied Reddy's sharp face peeping around a rock at him. Reddy dodged back out of night. He barked softly. Farmer Brown's boy waited. Reddy heaped around the rock again and dodged back. Once more he barked soitly.

"I do believe he is barking to me.

want; me to follow him," thoughts

Farmer Brown's boy.

He did. moving slowly and quiet-'

ly. stopping olten to look and lis- ten. Now and then if he stopped too long Rleddy would return and show himselt for a.n'instant. so at last Farmer Browns boy Y0lmd' ed - '2" '"”.T;:i l::.:::' crue -

laI'aT'!rxneLx'uEIrown's boil Imde'5l'9”d,; His face darkened. "So that's it! he exclaimed. His voice wosnt sol!

d gentle now. It was harsh and a gry. "It is time I not home-"

Reddy and Mrs. Raddy would have .3,-gen to that had they Un- derstood it.

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Mass., arrived on Sunday. called home by the ii'lncs.i and death of his lather. the late Mr. Hall Suds- burry. Spring Valley. Bur.

-Mr. and Mrs. Harmon Black and two sons, David and Peter, of Amherst. N. 3.. are spending a vase ation with Mrs, Black's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Hlckox, Bur- lington. Mr. Black hopes to be ac- cepted for training with the R. C. A. F. Bur.

-4Mrs. Benjamin Knight oi Brownville .lct., Me.. is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. llarry Sudsbury. Spring Valley. called home by the illness and death of her aunt, Mrs. Margaret Casclcy, and also attended the funeral of her uncle, Mr. .Sudsbury. Spring Valley! Bur.

-eMr. George Caseley, student at Mt. Allison Academy. spent. the past weekend with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Morris Caseley. Kel- vin Grove. lie was accompanied by a friend, Mr. Eugene Gillirs or Fredericton, N.B., also in st!

The West Devon United Church Young Peoples Union met on Wed- nesday nlght April 25111 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Milton Mac- Lean. There ance.

was a good attend- The minutes were read by the secretary Miss France Oliver. The study was entitled "The Chr- istian Soldier" and was given by the minister. Rev. W. G. Dickson alter were held and games of chinese

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lcheolwrs and crokinola were play- ed and all had a grand time. The eting closed by the Mispah Ben-

t me -(Mr. Elmer Sudsbury. Mcdiord. iedlcuon. one new member. Mm

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Irene Grey Joined the Young Peoples Union. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Grigg. g ,g. g g

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Lcdles' Silk GLOVES (block onl I. 1.98 for . .... . . . . 89c Lodlas' SCARVES. values to 51. 8: clearing of . . . . 51.00 I.udlas' SCARVES. values to 51.00: clearing cl . . . . 50c LodIas' HANDBAGS. values to 55.95; clearing of . . 51.98 BELTS. regular -to 52.89 for . . . . . . 51.49 Io. ues YAR . regular 59c for 39: Men 3 SHIRTS. odd sizes. regular 53.75 for . . .. . 52.95 Man's' Ribbed Sports HOSE lwlilta only) rag. 59: for 39c

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9 Lcdlos' Spring COATS. carried over from last no on ' ' ' ' Hi; 'co'A'r's';' 2i.'&riin3;'&r' TI I .'.'.A'. '.'. '.'. sisioo 12 Lcdlas' OUSI DRESSES of . . .. . . .4. . . . . .. . 51.00 OOClOIlIllCU'IO'TO7OIQ

Special Table of Lodics' HATS. clearing . . . . . 53.95

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Men's Royon & Gabardine SUITS. 2 pr. pants. for . 535.00 Men's pin chock Worsted SUITS. all sizes & shades 539.50 Balance of Men's Tweed TOPCOATS clearing . . . . 512.50 Man's JACKETS. oss'I'. styles. clearing oi . . . . . . . . 12 only-Men's Sport JACKETS. clearing of . . . . . . 510.00 'Man's PANTS. special . 56.50 Table of Man's Tweed CAPS. oss'l. sizes. clearing. ea. 51.00

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' Clearing line of living room CURTAINS. ' ............................20VoOFF Clearing line of TABLE CLOTHS. ,..”A.,,,...... .............. ZUVO OFF Balance of Bates SPREADS: clearing . . . . . 20lVo OFF Pilfhir PILLOWS. spacial ................ 51.49-

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Rayon SHANTUNG. plain colors. special-yard . . . 51.00 Printed Crepes. Dress Material. special lot . . . . 20'k OFF

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5 onl Children's COATS. 58.95 to 511.25:

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