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Hughie MacPhee and Juggle Macii. . .. . donald returned home t s wee insﬁizrt hAt “fffmlmd is ‘pend’ from St Dunatarfs University when mgcaxfdigsgg vdtlr‘ “l h“ “m” the completion of their term was

- ' interrupted by sickness.

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in the tropical u l‘ m, 39d the rlnvezray hulls onfllgfhe £32m: ?.:5M,r§t§_§fedM'f' iwald F°ll°l==l° as the glided through th I l ° l‘ “me lip-Pl‘ "mmmdibalns a Patient in the Charlotte-

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a I l mggrggtgwn nosrn ssuucan ms I place. rn. completion .4 inn m. M I P o , I _ ' l. Seven sailed . 1- 5- arlvwaou “..°..if.“°“.‘..‘3;"i‘.°..":i'. l 95¢" till‘ CII '9 R II VI ' “' f ‘ II i,‘ "5"" "I'll" beyond this area. ' l‘ i .' ‘w RLCIIHMDND s’. Several of the loeal boys attended 3" ' Pmm‘ » a meeting 1n Montague on Tuea- . ') B, l ‘ Trucks are busll» en a ed Ln ,°'P°h‘yhdd'" day evening when the South l. mum“ “"1" 1111111118 Pli- Props ftvomgcgentres Kings Baseball League was for- Museularaﬂﬂneuandpnlm W lh-TOURhQut the country and they . - med. It is expected that the Ca-td- are often warnings or thou- CHAPTER 1 are being stored In Georgetown Igan entry will no a rasonably matic conditions-A call for sh Timon‘ h‘ n for future delivery by boat. In the strong one despite the switch from :1 “Ehglllllu 655C103"!!- y ~ s '6 He“ United Klnsdm‘ I Mr. Johnnie Maclntyre rdalted at with." of the past “w "u! assistance o liihlf- home over last sveekend Kruschenlaarational llhnp

treatment which helps the organs of elimination to remove the poisonous wastes of‘ the body, thus gettin at .........-.— - .. .-.. .:'*"";"*t="*.2.“.:" was a tribute t‘ m t H 1 --_ . up cke ts of Antlg Isl-i _ r euma 1c y ac as an _ pains. uac an ‘sku, u! h“ deg“; Z2’: Y?“ M.rs. Fulton Campbell v.5 Man- accrmpanied by his son paid aolllieg M’ Stanley Mcnm“ °f ‘h’ N“ also provides the body with minerals often {whose Wealth had made ‘éuch a: lllualuias a visitor to, Georgetiwn visit with Mrs Annie Gardiner. lznaltgilzgdagaz: qrssizleedczrgigg: deﬁcient in our daily diet.

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Aboard her. beneath the board Th? regular mew“ “I m‘ l‘ th 1 t ah wly till the end o! “V?” mum?‘ f‘)! a mum °' m‘ s” if u“ “"4?!

‘Wlllle awninss. Luxury “tasked amid Mr‘ Raymond Lgmndler i“ “m” lcardm“ Branch o’ the cumdi“ tlie Zuidrsner tones? monthly shows m ﬁﬁlﬂrglfl%°$_ I‘? £11121? ymhdg? 52ml" "v1.1

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|the silken ease of the cushions and h“ new home? whlceh gtnlfantlnoz] signal" Oak pace on wlfhwsduy will be missed by a number of in- A; an Druggglm. 25c md 75m duut"'"l'llllﬁ flxllﬁfggewllhd 51M's!€°“°$'erecting this summer teruted people. if"

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lam“ We" d°ll°¢l "ml" ‘Wlmllllt Th -‘ HM!“ Lucy ohrumn d Monk Last week St Theresa's Players as well as the doubles cham l0‘- he anid‘ "Troubl dismminanon. while exqumw Mmfhmany hicnds or Mrs Joseph real is spending a. few days visft- t the, "h “m; Bmmvp. m t 1,, d m up ,"d ‘t m "m" l1 can Hi1 P i, __ es Lye eon-y to hem. of h" mg mm ML and Ms‘ m, l, pu on r p y > - s p: o rance an e me Parcel o e marriage ha“. n, El Illuu H28 88V? added wmlllrtlpresent illness and all wisp her an Cufdiner- r am‘ M1011 II large alldleucﬂ In Clldl llll- States. Brown and Miss Brough inevitable and unavoidable. I ‘m l S re“ °f u“ “Zen m" 5° mmvearly retum to Q d y. am. After the play a dance was QHJO 0d captured the 16 Wimbledon. mln- "Poets, film artists mg

“d “@316” “h” chatted “CW5” g u e ' ' Mas“,- G t by the young pevble. ed doubles. sons ldeallze marriage oultmh m.’ quantl,» .. <1 sipped iced drinks to A consmenlme quantity n! m” mnod" to lrlféfqfeuﬁfogllfl re- _________ proportion. I am a "an" ‘fndl illtiljlliglglnfbclnldltflelbeflgfsd gianbophad b" h“ arrived at n“ QP-lfgctown recent operation for a HIPEITQEE ' OLDSTER FLAYS NAGGING n? to look at wings objectively- Im‘ I ' l y“ W“ fggyshvvhnrf andmwill be used on appendix at ‘the Montague Hcs- Y _MATEQ megrnaigngdlzv: wilfe i‘: a lgad In“...

.' n O r l _ . I st. Timothy Pointer occupied , rm” “ k ""5 “mm” W“ u, s, LONDON-Ninety men out of too he abominationutgonstheugtggk

éréﬁallliggest gfbytlof.‘ vflackgrt‘g‘li‘rﬁ David Levers was a recent visitor On Monday evening the cast of n M" "wwblewme" My“ "H! ~ m" “e IE? ° ~ to Sourls. "c-l 11,4. , 77-year-old Maglrtrate P. Bond. m __ ‘f.“§§°’.i‘l s: i: lllllllsllll a W99 a u u» ,comfort to which he had grovm Rev E‘ R’ and Mm Mcvicar and fore a big how Luncgeys were troublesome husbands." yocéustorliliedxh t d two chudxen o; povmal were r5 sewed and a dame w“ held an" Declining to define nzroubleiomcn ll‘ i110 y ‘TBS UHBCCIIS OITIE > j , .

to excessive ha“. and he spent l ulaeitgrihteo gxegtgetccfnihrwhaerrg thteceiarlztigd gift tel/eel: theisame out NEW YORK. May 3'5 - (AP) _ great! deal of his rim, cn- such Mm 3 K stew“, ‘ ' l’ " ' p“ ‘l M“ P°“d' 2°" W°"T¢°"lBl°“"le ‘lim- ilth" zxcnanoe: rms covrorr AND nvn noLL/ias m; nccas ons maligning Nature both , "m"- °ll1 "W". T» IF" _ v as regards the physical dtilgll she Re“ 310;! Crawford‘ Bapvst lwhlistwrxsielgttaut meekting "of t the gsret Osborne and Louise Brougn, A HALF HOURS FLYING INSTRUCTION FOB NEW STUDQQQ had Chosen for him and the um Church “Imister c’ Montague wag honie .6.‘ M: Saba Ml)]a\.e a .ho have been chosen by the United And necessarily large lire me had seenlvisiior to Georsalovln an Thursday ("WW6 6.1.2‘... pilenidetbrpigdbdb‘ matte: lnnm! llsstlcmuln ENTRY 1'0 nnaw ron COMPLETE FLYING coves: g; 1d; _ _. '~ - as s o ca ropresena ves n ﬂgtstlahliufosnlflu 1532px lie ogielgsllgﬁﬁegzegtgrctilng for 351139131830! iizigtters 0d! tlocal intgeet the All-England chamDIonahlPa at. INCLUDING FIRST 801.0

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than he had been it llllrt, butl there was always illls consolation: Mr. Cyrus Show 1f Mont"; 1) wa and ha“ were dlscussui Kramer and Brown "w" the ' increasing Emu wit); t)“, iengghJln Georgetown on Thwfjiae 5 . men's doubles at Wimbledon last , (_ wing years had brought him a Wane“ o‘ Y °“ ufuluuxlof the brush and the summer. Mi-sSes Osborne and power that had been denied mm 5 V9)’ Dr or to widening the mad BrOugh won the women's doubles, . at the beginning o! his career-the power that belongs to a man who ‘is conscious of his millions and who gains considerable satisfaction ‘when others beside himself apprec- iate it also. i It gave sir Timothy an unqual- ified sense of satisfaction to know that but for his wealth these people around him now would most probably never have experieilced the delights of a cruise in a magni- ficently appointed motor-yacht. and also that, at any moment-just us erratic fancy might dictate-he could announce himself weary of the Pacific and order The Lapwing back to London. Every time he contemp- lated the sheer helplessness of humnvritv, he chucklcd~ and not always to himself. At this par- ticular moment the thought had once more returned to him. but he was unaware thatthe resilient chuckle had been overheard. “A good Joke, thcy sny. l5 always worth sharing," puired a pleasant voice close beside him. and turning

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ed. He had deliberately chosennhle corner of the deck because he wished to recline unobserved - if that were possible considering his bulk — but most certainly to avoid contact just then with his guest

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‘laughter rang out from the Afar side

lbrald. He had the fad, or a bry. ‘tanned and ‘strong. the blue eye!

Just HOW or when Mrs. rle Boln- vllle had contrived to occupy a chair immediately behind him was disturbing, for sir Timothy had a]. ready convinced himself that he had nr-t been asleep. He had al- ways had a peculiar distaste for people WHO fitted noiselessiy about the world as though everything they dI:l was rubber soled and heel- ed. Therefore. Sir Timothy sruuted. and it was not cven o. friendly .grunt_

“I thought 1' hacl this corner all to mysclf," he complained, but there was an nmiabiliiy about his voice that belied 111s mood. "You startled me. my dear. and you must remember my heart's mot what it used to be. Shccizs at my age are not good."

"Km so sorry. Sir Timothy." she

hastened lo apologize. “Ive rcally no right to intrude upon your thoughts. but somehow I feel oddly depressed today." "What 0n earth have you to be depressed about?" he demanded. “Life afloat not suiting you? Or perhaps it's this infernal heat," he added, thinking of his own part- icular disomfcrt. “he a good mindi Ito order itie skipper to make for leland."

Ursula de Boiriville smiled. She hm a petruilar regard icr this rug- ‘ged mountain o,f humanity. He looked what he was-a Coiossua. a man who had accomplished some- Ahing and who had done very Well out of that accomplishment. And

would mount highe; Some day, per- haps. he would be raised to the peerage and Mrs. de Bolnvllie saw nothing crudely ludicrous in the thought of the inventor c! Point- er's Patent Pads for Pedal ImPPl" feetions wearing an outsizo in cor- nets. “and Becomes Unreasonable

Curiously enough a similar ,thought had crossed the ollll 0f ‘sir Timothy's enterprising mind. Fllie only fly in the ointment was [Lady Kitty. she appeared to have ireachcd the limit of her def/OW?" ment. and now. h; imailulll- ll V" ltsking her all her time to 1:067 her pretty heed above the level o! the swiftly-moving social stream.

Just at that moment m chorus of

0g m; deck, 1t came from a cluster o1 men and women who had drawn their chairs around in a half clfﬂ In the midst ed which stood a tall athletic man wearing the rellllllluﬂ reefer jacket prnamented at the cuffs with a hurl-ow band of gold

sparkling with the sneer joy o! living. tjh Be Continued) .___

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