(go-roalzn 31. 1951

"I8 Neighbors ly George Clark

A Prayer” or Thanksgiving

We thank 'rhee.God. for the.warm sweet sir. '

For gentle winds and skies of blue:

For silver stars. and the night that comes

when the long. long day is through.

We thank -rheefcod, for this land we lov

C. For the peace that is ours each 8Y1 For fun and laughter and happi-

new. And the freedom to speak and to pray.

We thank Thee. God, for the har- vest yield.

For fields and brooks and country lanes;

For the'crimson glory of Autumn hills.

And the plaintive music of Aut- umn rains.

We thank Thee. God. for the gold- en sun, For the beautiful murmuring sea; For these. and for all Thy bless- " ings God, We kneel. and give thanks to Thee. -Constance I. I-feckbcrt.

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ma GUARDIAN. IN MEMORIAM

ERNEST BIAGH BIRCH

In the passing of Ernest Beagh Birch of Port Hill in his sixty- ninth year the community lost-one of its most respected residents. Since last spring Mr. Biroh' was not enjoying his usual good health, due to a heart condition which was not considered serious until he suffered a severe attack on September 1st. from which he rallied. His condition continued to improve until early in the morn- ing of September 19th, he suffer- ed another attack and within a few hours passed to higher ser- vice.

The funeraiywas held from his late residence to st. .la.mcs' Church. Port Hill, of which he was a faith- ful and devoted member. and of which he was the senior warden. The service was conducted by the Reverend L. A. Dignan. Interment took place in the Church Cem- etery.

The pail-bearers were: Henry Birch, Edmund Birch, Wil-iiam Maynard, Earl Dyment. Royden Dyment and Horace MacArthur. Mt. Birch is survived by his wife, three brothers and two sisters: Russell of Port Hill, Reginald of Northam: Percy of Birch Hill; Bertha (Mrs. Edward Dyment) of Msrgalc. and Florence (Mrs. Ed- ward MacArthur) of Tyne Valley. to whom the sympathy of a host of friends and neighbours is ex- tended.

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By Laage lawlo CHAPTMI. THIEIEEN Part Two

Tuck heard ii. subdued sound in the kitchen to the left of the front door. "That's Hazel, M.rs. Himeis maid." said Bernice Baxe. "she's been with her for three

years. and can tell you anything 'you want to know."

Bernice Saxe pointed down the narrow dark hall leading off to the right. opposite the kitchen door. "He's in there, i think." "You haven't seen the body?" Bernice Saxe's shoulders drew up in something like a shudder. "I've been in the kitchen talking to Hazel."

Tuck noted at once the curious posture of the dead man. Albert Hime. The two big policemen who had been talking quietly when he entered the bedroom mapped to something like attention. gave him their meager information. The dead man was a. film produc- er. He had died from some sort of poison. His wife had not discover- ed it until this morning because they had separate rooms. "There's an inkstain on his right forefin- ger," added the smaller police- man, and Tuck duly noted that more was. lie excused them. "They had no sooner gone the medical examiner arrived. ac-

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Ethel MMA,um,-g re-entered Albert Hime's bed- ' Mrs. Charles Colwiil and Family room the medical examiner W68

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Mr. and Mrs. Edward Monkley man has been poisoned. He's been and John Clark, dead for approximately 10 hours. wreath... Say since between one and three

The Maynard Family. in the morning. It wasn't one of

Maude Phillips. the caustic poisons: I don't think

The nieces and nephews it was a narcotic, either. but I'm Creseent- noi sure yet."

The Grandchildren. "From the position of the body." Cut Flowera- Tuck said, "it looks as though the

Jeanette and Laurie Birch. last painful symptoms had set in

Mrs. Edmund Maynard. fast. It looks i'iS though he started

PearlLand William Maynard. in feel had. maybe woke up with

The Nisbet F'3mi1Y- a bcily pain. lay wondering wheth-

Florence MacArlhur- cr he had indigestion, got up and

-r-?-mm started to the door to get some soda. or a doctor and kceled over onto the floor."

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. ., "It does look that way." agreed , , . ) oMlf:fff,1,?'.: ;R:,"”;,5.;09-.,0f)”8i”i lhe medical examiner. "Didn't he beautifully lined -- gloss-lilto t, pp O ' ' ' ac" have a wife? Where was she?"

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' 0 "Separate bedrooms." said Tuck. Cl'l9l'l'YW99d nm5h -' "I-lumph." said the medical ex- amlner. "Most poisons have acute- ly painful final symptoms. pre- ceding coma. She must be a hard

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iouch any possible evidence when his prevwus mewdmm” mm a. man has died of poison. may l 5 have been murdered?" said Tuck. l- "lVlurderedi" said Bernice any sharply. The long ash tumbled un. heeded from the tip of her cigaret. "I'm not a detective." laid the ' servant with meek tsrtness. "I al- ways do the dishes when I come in mornings. And anyhow, they were all rinsed. Mr. and Mrs. I-lime always rinse them." To be continued

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