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It's never too late to start saving money

Iegularly - but it's never too early either.

Many substantial bank accounts, and

. not a few larger personal fortunes, owe

their existence to habits of thrift acquired

early in life.

Such stories always have happy endings.

1 ' when a special need arises for ready money \ to meet an emergency or to take advantage p! a business opportunity it's a warm and

happy feeling to know that the money will

than right now I

be there when you need it.

There is no “better time to start saving

THE BANK OF NOVA SCOTIA

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gavsher" an advantage ever has dormer reIatives-in-iaw. At this point in has rilsotseas

phone Vesta." .

Sunk tn the armchair, his eyes on the fire. he only llld idly "Why don't you do it now." ‘

sosbslettthsroomandu-ossed the hall and entered the pantry to _flnd the telephone. The neat little maid was ‘ ‘ Manhat- Luna without Gertrudvs supervis- ion, Clclly iinlisd ‘at her and took down the receiver.

"Oh, Dames." she heard a volcs say, "you make me tired. 0t course you can get him it you hurry." it was Gertrude. speaking on the telephone upstairs. I

Clclly hung up the receiver, not at all troubled by the fact that she had overheard this snatch o! con- versation. indeed rather amused by in, thinking She talks just like s wide to him - irritated and de- manding. What a funny relation- sh-ip! She waited a moment tor the line to be free. Then she gave hel‘ own number and was glad when Sis answered, so she needn‘t speak to Vesta.

Gertrude come into the pantry, saying briskly as she entered. "Therell be two more, Hannah, Everything ready?" Then she sew Clclly.

" I was calling up Sis to tell he: we'd be late." For e‘s "ex- pression was curiously stony. It scurried to ask an explanation ot Cloilys presence at the telephone.

"Oh! Did you get her?"

cicily nodded and the stony" ex- pression perceptlbly relaxed. though Gertrude made no comment, but picked. up a plate of sandwiches. “I'll take these, Hannah. You bring the tray." A

Albert relinquished his armchair as they entered the living room, hut Gertrude ‘lwsved him back into it and perched herself on the fen- der with not» back to the fire. Slim and erect in her trim tan riding coat, with her lank legs crossed in

' her neat-fitting breeches, she com-

manded a ‘definite out-of-door Cl"flll'1’l, She said to Hannah, "Put everything there."

Gertrude leanedlorward to fill’ the glasses tum the shaker. She said, addressing Albert: "It was so ~warm today that I took the three- year-old out for a quiet hack. As soon as the frost is out of the ground I want to begin schooling him, He'll make a fine hunter if I can give him the time. But will you tell me why I bought him? 1 can't use four horses. I cen‘t even keep them exercised."

From the depths of the sols Clclly inquired. "Haven't you a groom?"

"0! course. But he can't do any~ thing. I need mother, but I can't aifnrd it. I'm still econcmizing after my last trip abroad. I was there eighteen months, mostly with ivleisie Caldwell. _ Maisie was snnu es -— she was getting her

FIREFIGHTERS COSTSMUP creased. At the beginning o! July ~—- the cost of this seasons firefight-

VICTOR-IA. B. C- — 4GP) — in: was $21. 324, $2,000 above the Cost o! fighting forest fires has ia- figure for the same period of.’ 1947.

Only 343 tires were reported to

date, against last year's equivalent figure oI 4-12.

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AX UNDER PILLOW

VANCOUVER, -- (UP) ._ A 15nd. lady calledpolice when she found an ax under the pillow oi one of her roomers. l-le told police he was a logger and would be in town for the next thme month's. The ax was lust part of his equipment.

In Moratorium

GEORGE C. MORRISON

George C. Morrison, '14, of 94 Elm avenue, Wollaston died this morn- ing at his home alter a long illness.

Born in Prince Edward Island, -he had lived in wollaston for three years formerly residing in Scituate. l-ic was retired.

Surviving is his sister, Mrs, Christine Gates of the home ad- dress. n brother. Kenneth Morrison o! Prince Edward Island and two nelces and one nephew.

Funeral servicse Friday after- noon from the Deware Brothers memorial chapel, 576 Hancock street, Wollaston. Burlrl will he in Mt. Auburn cemetery, cam- hrldrze. — Quincy (Mam) Patriot-

Ledger - July l-ith. a 4 . _

divorce -- and we simply spent millions in search oi‘ diversion. I went to her wedding when she married her frog. Phillipe-Auguste, lc Comte de villefort. My deers. he was priceless, You never would have ‘reamed that she'd once been Mrs. Avery Caldwell of Lakewood, illinols Oi‘ that her fat/her had made his pile in that laundry soap company. I gen/e Avery an earful when I came horns. l-ie was simply hsclnated, Well—-thls puts Avery book in circulation. Legitimate cir- culation. l-lis attentions have a1- ways been counterfeit before. I think I'll set my cap for him. He's rather a dear—"

The doorbell sounded. So-Ger- moo had not been lyins- . Those "one or two people." were really going to come.

Hannah opened the door, and "Ge-rt?" said a man's voice. relied from the hall on a questioning accent. Baines-Bewall appeared on the threshold. He added in an in- flection half humorous, halt grudglng, perhaps only meant to be comic, "Well here we sreh‘

Gertrude was not looking at him or at Avery Caldwell either, as at Bainesh el the Cclmtesse de villefortfs relct entered the rocm. Her eyes at that moment were fixed on Clclly and Clclly was aware oi it. Both men shoe-k hands

with Gertrude, greeted Clclly sf-

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iably, nodded to Albert and ac- cepted cocktails from their hos- tesss hand. ,

Avery Caldwell set down on the sofa. A handsome man-iortylsh- with a little black mustache and shiny black hair, and a nliln and s waistline just beginning to grow heavier His complexion was ruddy| and he exuded a senseoi physical hell being. A successful archltect,l Ill Wed 111N011 of his success to the prfrnitlve fart that he was- successful architect, he owed much of his success to the primitive fed i-hlli he wee successful with

women. He sat close to Clclly, with the comfortable assurance of a man who‘ was accustomed t9 feminine encouragement. Under her livellness Gertrude was un- certain. Clclly sensed it. Gertrude wasn't sure how much damage, if any, the inflection had done. She wasn't sure about the telephone, God knew what shod said over itl But the sequence oi events was crystal clear to Clclly. only the motive behind Gertrude! duplicity was clouded. She had certainly asked Albert to dmp in alone for

a cocktail and he, to his credit,

had not understood her. Surprised by Clclly, she had lied about | party and then slipped upstairs l4 ttlephone to Baines to brim: Aver; Caldwell and make that lie ccml true. So much was obvious. She almost blinked. The ilnsi oi light was blinding. she regnrdtt her hostess with suddenly hostile eyes. For Gertrude must havi known her own intentions, Sh: was very clear-headed Yes - we lcncw what she'd planned and Illsl had befuddled her when (‘CllIYClil'

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(To Be Continued)

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