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Mr. Guy Webb has returned to 'ns home after .spending the past

few weeks at Oxford, N.S.

Miss Kathleen Mitten and Mr. Arnold Clark, student teachers at the Provincial Normal School, Fredericton, are spending the holi- days at the home of their parents.

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uct in Piince of Wales Lollege a four weeks Home conomics Lourse for rural women and girls.

advantage of this course

should make application to the Supervisor of Women's

` institutes, Box 123, Charlottetown, before January

f -ith. Full particulars regarding the course will be for-

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N.S., is the guest of Mr. and Mrs, J. R. Maxwell.

Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Brewer and

Mrs. and Mrs. R. P. Carey who spent the summer months at the Seaman House have taken up resi- dence in Sackville.

A successful school program was

presented in the Community Hall on Thursday evening, Dec. 11th by the pupils of the primary and advanced department under the direction of the teachers. Miss E. Pauline Tait and Mr. Fred Atkin- son. Miss Tait returned to her home in Fredericton on Friday.

Mr. Joe Scott. student at Suc-

oess Business College, Moncton, re- turned to his home on Friday to spend the Christmas holidays with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. G. Scott.

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Atkinson and

son, Aubrey, were week-end guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Earle Johnston, Jolicure.

The Young Peoples Club held

their regular meeting on Wednes- day evening, Dec. 9th. Following the usual business period an in- teresting missionary program was carried out under the direction of Miss Greta. Cawdle. Miss Dorn. Scott led the recreation period af- ter which lunch was served by Mrs. Hugh Goodwin. Miss Greta Cawdla. and Miss Ruth Silllker.

Mr. J. E. Munson, student at

Emmanuel College, Toronto, is n guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jas. G. Soott. ‘

Mr, and Mrs. Walter Goodwin

and family of Amherst, 'N.S.. were Sunday guests at the home of Capt. Carl Goodwin.

Miss Mary Prescott, student at

Kings College, Halifax, N. S.. is spending her vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Prescott.

Burris Scott has gone to Tignisli_

N.S., where he will spend Christ- mssh at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Niron Chappelle.

The Ladies Aid of the Unltcd

Church held their annual Christ- mas Supper and sale on Thurs- day, Dec. 10th. A sum of thirty dollars was realized for church purposes.

Mr. Matthew Baxter left on Sat-

urday, Dec. 5th for Glasgow, Scot- land, to spend Christmas with his parents.

Miss Doris Copp, student at the

Sackvillc High School is spending the vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Blair Copp, Bale Verte Road.

Miss Jean Raywroth, student

nurse at the Royal Victoria, Hos- pital. Montreal, visited friends and relatives here last week.-Q.

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WHAT HAS GONE BEFORE

Sam Darlaworth, Iaazlfiig quiomoliile nianu/uclurar u/ Zenith, allows litm- nI/ to be parsumled hy his roi/n to sell hit plant ta l7lii`!i'1l Motors, ciiil embark on a new li/a of /un and ml- Iiimtura. Ui: wife wants to rfmpliiro hor yaufh in Europe; sho yrariia for famaneu and culturii. Sam bfils /imi- rvrll to his friends and his busiiivss, with Tubby l’anr.von’.v r<~a:'r:z'ng r:`n_q- ing in his ears:."/1mvi~ie<i1i_v Iilm you and me can't quit work. lVo’rq meant to dig in hamrul” 0

CHAPTER 2

Snm's interest inert-:i:.:-d with each

tli\_y of the J-iiiriioy. While I"r:iii innzle friends with ' ' ~ `~ -‘- '~ _

wlicels go ni-ound, iiboard ship and in the world. Or else he was on tho for- ward deck, peering engei-ly into space. like it floliiinbiis in reverse, for first sights of the old country. i The nffuir between Frau and Lock-

nrt hail, therefore, progressed mur- \'i-llously--up to a certain point. And then the Eiiglisiiinun had actually in- sulted her. lea, Fran insisted, he had

irlisullliil 'licz-. Ho had kissed her

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:nlvniiiiigo of ine!" he cried. “I lhoii;:|it I wus doing what was ex- pected of me." ~ l"r:ii\ was sr-nndalized. "What I ex-

pected of yon?"

"'i‘li<'i'|"s n lrnrlition lbout this sort

of iliiiig," Major Loelrcrt insisted.

l“i~:ii\ put on her worldiest manner. I flioiiglit civilized people knew

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man, Minor Lockcrt, nn urbuue xnun- when an innocent Birtation stops.”

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*iii* of-the-world. Dodswoi-th found fruit- ful acquaintances in the engin.~-rooin, und would spend hours admiring the giimt turbines md the polislied intri- cate mechanism-akin to his plant in Zenith.

“.\[nlu~,s me wish l’\l luiill sliips in-

stead of nui<iinoliiles." lu- yi-llvd above the din to his friend, the t‘liici` En- gineer. _

The Chief grinned. "W--ll. ii you

had," he shouted but-l_, "iii into to sec the occ-iiii on n Sunday :ii'i.~ *iii on."

EVER lllEl|t~'fllll9l` Ill`0Sll(‘l'l!\ \`»'l’l`(‘ in

store for Dodsivorfli, lielpiug him confirm wlint he wislicd so dcspcruttz- ly to believe-lhiit lic limi made n wise decision iii gi\'iii,'.: up his busi- ness. All his life Im had di-enmed of some day seeing I'ln;:liinil_ the home of his forcfnihi-rs, (lic luml of Shake- speare and 1)i<~kens. the country of Oliver Twist and Slierloi-k Holmes. tho countryside heniitifiil lmyonil rlrcnrns. England! Mother Eiiizlnnill And each tiny brought his ilrc-nm closer lo reality. With incredible speed, the liiiire ship swept tlio \\'.'ilers, bringing the llritisli shore nenrcr nn'il nearer.

The Brat ol' Dnilswnrfh'ii grniit dis-

appointments cnme on the lust day of tho voyage, when he riisheii In li‘r:iii. filled with oxiihernnce. llc lirirl just sifililrrl l”lisliop’s light, behind which lny England!

llo fniinrl Fran in leurs. \\'lint sho

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“It isn't a small matter with mel”

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f‘I offer you my most object :pol-

ogies," said Loekert.

lla also offered herfome excellent

uglvico-advice that sent her into the mr with rage. 'Pho miinner in which tho 1u_l\'ico was given was even more offensive to her than the advice itnelf. Ho treated her as if she were I silly selioqlglrl. _

"Give up starting things Jon nnn't

pi-epn;eiI_ to finish," he a moninhed. “You think you're A woman of the world. \'ou‘re nothing of the lolt. Why, nny modem school girl would know how to handle herself better than you do."

There was more of this mture. The

iipnhot was that Dod-:worth found hil wife in tears.

Tho more she tried to explain, the

morn bewildered Dodsworth found himself, and the more helpless.

“I siipposo it'i\ up to mo to go out

und shoot him," ha said, trying foebly to muko a .lest of lt. “I would feel like xi fool. And anyway, it'n your own fniilt for flirting with him. You must have given him some excuse."

This led to more tours, and bitter

words that required smoothing out.

School Concert

The Tryon Consolidated School

held their Christmes concert ln the hall on Friday evening. Decem- ber 18th. In spite of the bad con- dition of the weather and roads the hall was well filled. .

Mr. A. R. Toomhs presided in his

usual pleasing manner and an in-

terestiitigd and v;\1ried iarfégrizsm g'¢18\ presen e _ Muc cre i ue both teachers and pupils for the admimble way in which the dif- derent parts were carried out.

Miss Vivian Dawson acted as

pianist. The following is the pi-o~ gram:-

Opening chorus-Christmas Bef' Recitation, Welcome, by Bri:-i

Dunfield.

Acrostlc. Christmas Stockings.

Motion Song, Christmas Time i

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Dialogue. Christmas Offerings

from Other Lands.

Duet, Looking for Santa. Claus.

by Joan Dunrield and Lillian De- Wolfe.

Tableau, The Christmas Spirit.

Drill, Star Rays. Recitation, The Legend of Babousca

by George Halliwell. h th

Exercise, Christmas Throug e

Year. ~ ‘ Dialogue, The Minlst/er‘s Mistake. chorus, On Christmas Eve. by

Primary Pupils.

Drill, Trained Crows. Monologue, Writing to Santa, by

Ralph Edwards. h t Bells

Motion Song, C ris mas _ Exercise. Little Mother's Lullaby.

Pantomine, Silent Night. bo] Tableau. Christmas Sym s. Duet, by Joim and Brian Dun-

field.

Darky Song, Sing a Song of chrmmzrb iii

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Pageant, Bethlehem.

Recitation, by Doris Bell. Closing Chorus. It Came Upon

, the Midnight Clear. l At the close of the program Santa Claus appeared and distri- buted the gifts from a well laden tree. The teachers were recipients of ii. number of gifts, which testify to the esteem in which they are held by their pupils. l The program closed by singing Ithe National Anthem.

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"Six-I" stormed the person, stamp-

ing info the edlt0r's sanctum, "your compositois are grossly incompet- enti"

lim nttmctive Mnjor Lockert liiiil I-ndoll in disaster. It had nll lweii woiiderfiilly enjoyiihlo up to n certnin point. Dodnwortli wus rarely nroiiml to disturb them, being occupied mnin- ly in the engine room, where he con- verse-il sngely and professionally with the Chief Engineer on what made the _

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“Don't lot's go to England" Inn mild-1Y~ "vlmllf ht?-V8 they Cl0¥l°7"

ph-ndeil. “I ¢-im't go to lliu¢\u1ai_ "Why", came the reply, "ln your wh:-rn that man in-laughing at mel' report on my germ,-m_ the word

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