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SEEMS BATBiI. BOLD

The principal of the firm looked grimly at the newest traveller.

"Look here," he said, 4 no wish to stint you in thecway of reasonable expenses, but we think

ing yourself to a. new hat and cal- ling the item overhead expenses."

"Ah." slid the the they 1P- prosched the house, ,'I see your dear son and daughter awaiting us

on the porch. .

"No." said the host. “The girl in the short frock is my mother and the youn fellow in r ding breaches is my e."

great interest in something-be it needlepoint, music, poetry or what- ever-seldom finds herself with a Jaded appetite for life at any time

o year.

Effective, foo. is sticking to a resolution to rerd two non-fiction books a month and the daily paper carefully every single day instead of skippin from headline to headline 4 .

Also, for one month, try getting eight hours sleep every single ni ht, walking one mile s day and eaing a e green salad and fruit ovary ay for lunch. It all sounds pretty strenuous, doesn't it? But this or a similar Spartan rou- tine undoubtedly will wake you up.

Bl enough at night and forcing your mind to be really ao- tive dur ng the day will go a long way toward curing your present lethargy.

QUEEN'S TRAINBEAEER. lS ENGAGED

The third of the Queen's‘ six Coronation trainbearers to marry will be Lady Elizabeth Paget, daughter of Lord Angiesey, whose engagement is announced to Mr.

U19 YOWlB girls whom the Queen chose two years ago to carry her purple vel- vet and ermine .

Lady Diana Legge postponed her wedding in order to attend to her Coronation duties. She became

“W” “n” "m" “at” h‘ 1th", “m” chm“ ‘m M" 1m‘- Lady Diana Hamilton-Russell the ‘ following ptu-nber.

r** "I Liane sécilang alalnblgearer tohmarry, .. e a y 1. e rcy, ecame v I-‘jdg Civdhvisdaie in-the December

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HUMAN BEES

People are very much like bees, They go and gather what they

please,

But when they've done their daily round,

They vaéy in the thi-nis they've

foun . Some gather frowns and miibs and BEETS, And jcslnusies and angry tears, Susploions, hates and threats of harm. Rumour, disscntion, and alarm, And nut of all these things distil A dirksught that makes them very

But others of s better mind

Far more attractive mat/tel‘ find:

For friendly looks and happy smiles

‘they'll buzz around for miles and miles;

Good faith, affection, confidence.

Appreciation common-sense,

Nice things like these, and many MUTE

They gather to their golden store

Anri nut of them a nectar press

Which gives them health and

happiness,

Andbnever fsil to call their neigh- ours

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will. and medium white sauce and lop with grated cheese. Brown in “i9 Oven and serve with hot bis- wits and s mixed green salad with French dressing. _

Some humorists persist in tellinz ille truth because they think r.liat's the funniest joke in the world.

Volcanic bombs frequently are found near active volcanoes. These Willis are hurled from the vol- cano while in a viscous state, and ihe rotary motion shapes them iillo spheres.

Activities

‘ercising more

Miss Alice Astor. _

~ will not become yellow if the inside of the linen closet is painted a deep blue.

Stored linens

Worth a moment's thought: - “It is better to give than to lend: and it costs about the same." _ -Sii' Philip Gibbs.

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The star whose current role is in “Broadway Serenade" favors the new longer waistline with pleat- ed coat and, flared gored skirt. Ismail turban of the white pique,

illfwiild ii Ped- Mid WM“ 5MP‘ "Well, they have their uses." ers ernph be the air of fresh- "Yes, and you'll probably be killed ncss. in one!" The man seemed to find that re- Glcvw worms administer an mark gmus _ "Ne, 1 mini; my anesthetic to their victims before ticket ‘will b; numbered in another way," esai

eating them.

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“Say, baby, I've resisted a lot more than that in my time." I-le sat with his head in his hand»

ain. $810k?" Alison asked solicitously. "No, not exactly, But what kind of perfume is that ‘

stoodto investigate. Then the over-

powering scent of the waxey, white lowers seemed to fall like a curtain.

"How silly 1 am," she argued with erseif.

"It is gardenla" she told him. mun} very expens ve perfume, it is, “It may be expensive. but I say it is terrible! Why do women use such stuff/i"

“Vanity, I suppose, or they have enou h money to buv it. Ii/ is prob- ably 20 an ounce."

"I wouldn't give 20 cents for it. Smells like a hospital ward in here! Whew. how docs the boss sleep! l notice that guy with white hair Ifiamping about. Can't say I blame

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There was more conversaiion as Alison watched ‘he countryside be- low. A lake leaped out. They must be gerring ncar Buffalo. Bhe checked with Terry again. And the man who hated flying lared at her as she o ened the coc it door.

"Bu falo in ten minutes." Terry reported.

Alison went to awaken the man with white hair in No. 5. He an- swered her quickly. He had been

awake. en she came back and joined the belligerent passenger sin. She felt she must convert

travel. Besides, she

h to air found his jargon very amusne "Listen, sister; don't teii me like this job!" “I adore it "Well, there's no accounting for tastes. I knew a girl once who jumped from the top of a circus tent twice a day-dropped by’ her ankle. she liked her lob. loo.’ “Doesn't she still like it?"

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was a trumpet that killed her." Alison laughed. “You sound just

like my randmother did when I

was a li-t le girl. She didn't like

automobiles."

dryly. Nearing Buffalo

The lilfhts of Buffalo began to appear. cng chains of gleaming llg ts, a. blazing necklace on the face of the dark, siieni‘ earth.

Still the man with white hair did not seem to be ready. Alison went back to his berth and spoke io him.

I "I'll be ready when we lend," she heard him_.say. Alison gonad her "gambler" friend again. S ortiy she saw “tho bos " c mb out, of the berth. Hi5 hair was rumpled, and he did not put on his coat. But he i-lirew his top- eoat about his shoulders, for it was

cool now. "How do you like the trip, Lefty?" he asked with n smile at hi= em-

‘That is bad‘ What happened?" , Hr- tlrned to Alison,

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As he e Alison had a queer feeling tha the odor was not per- in fume at . but chloroform.

It was suddenly s0 strong she hail Left

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perfume bottle."

“A5 long as women travel, there will be erfume, I suppose. Still .-hat is ardly a usual accident, I'd imagine."

“I admit it is m first in a million miles," Allison sad. "I've been try-

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mg to convert your friend to fly- gt. “Anqd, how has she succeeded,

Y “Ba , if you'd paint this ship with gold ve inches thick, I'd say, keep lti d we go back on the train! Make no mistake!" “No; now, I think that this ll l fine. We'll be there - in how long, i stewardess?" "In about an hour." ‘ "We can fly back on the morn- lng ship, Lefly." "Not me." "Haven't ou a date in New York tomorrow n ght?" k "That, sir, will be one date I won't esp." As the man got up. Alison could see the gun 88am, under his right arm. He was left handed, of course]

l Out for Air

, Shortly the wheels of the ship {touched the airport. With a whirr ihe big ship taxied over the ground towarll the lghted waiting room.

"we'd better get some air after thbiesftperfume," the older man told .. yo.

The motors idled now, and Steve had come out of the cockpit. They had landed. Steve opened the door and the ground crew set the steps. Lefty and his bass were outside in a hurry.

"We've s. ten-minute wait here," Alison sad as they passed her, and Left nodded.

still the man with white hair was not out of his berth. She spoke to hi magain. “We've landed, sir."

Then he pulled aside the curtains. In the dim light under the shade of his hat, Alison could not see him very well. stave helped him out of the ship and in a moment he was swinging toward the waiting room. lost to Alison's sight.

When she turned her Attention back to the ship Alison saw that the blonde girl had dressed.

"I Ellen's we all need air after that perfume.’ she said in a low voice or the engines were still now. ,She left the ship with the heavy odor of garcienias clinging about ner like a c oud. n

“Ten minutes here," Alison said.

The "big business" man who had come aboard with the girl Alison was sure war» his secretary. was u , i00- "Ten minutes. you sa i" a stoppechbefore the berth of e sec- TBiBYY- ‘D0 you want to get some air Julie ‘

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The regular meeting of the 5g, féiféiti"$. Enwheh" “.3” _ sy 8V0 ‘llg,

Mil-y 311d- In the absence of the President the vice-president p11- sided. Meeting opened in the usual way, roll call was answered with "housecleahing hints". Repm-(g or committees were heard and ng-w I?” llbwihtcd as follows: school, Jsfigmnk McIntyre and Miss Ada 0- y“. Sick and Entertain- ment. Mn. J. C. Peters and Mrs, goo. Mackenzie. A letter from he Public Health Nurse was read and circulars from the Depth o: _ Agriculture were distributed m each member- Th“ Questionnaire on {Pelwefl and International mono; ,wus lied in. The members de- lvided to meet at the school on Mlly 33 to clean the gronndg u“; prepare the garden. Mpg, 30y

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“hi0 thinks." came the voice from bah nd the curtain. "I'll rest here".

They all left the ship. With the‘ 5°01‘ 0951196. Ali-WI! hODed the scent‘ of perfume would disappear. Out- side Terry stopped her.

"What on earth smells so terrible

in él-tllat sihilp?” b l ' c i ‘L0 1' bottle fllggEl-illllle." Vi“ roke a "If I had my way no women would travel on mv ship To i said crisply. "or all the durn dsmssi I was flab ted when I got out of the cockpi . And what, libel‘? your boy friend with thei 81m ' 1

"He's still with us," Alison nodded inward the two men walking backi and forth near the fence.

"See he doesn't hold me up and fly away with the craiei" Terry rc- iorted as he left her to check with

the fuel ‘Ten. alk"d toward the waiting

AIlSOII room. She did not see the blonds‘

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Know the Code that Wins

Doug and Helen-welcome guests wherever they go-and they go everywhere. -

What's the secreii Why are some people always lnviied out while others sit glumly at home?

Invitations go to those who have

to be charming “qnsnnered guests. Here are a few tips:

Respond to introductions with s smaling "How-do-you-do." Don't embarrass that absent-minded chap who doesn't remember you with "Oh 1 met you before."

When you get a written invita- ilon sit right down and answer lt.

Visiting a friend for s few days‘! Consult her before making engage- ments of your own during your stay.

You are unable to entertain the friend who has had you to dinner‘! Send her flowers.

Leave-takings? Say, "It's been such fun." Don't linger st the door.

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