Barman 9. _1_942

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USE COATS - in Satin, gfienille and Figured Beng- aune _ , , _. $4.85 to $14.95

QIGI-ITIES and PYJAMAS in ‘Wm Rayon and Crepe.- Ymes was to ems

BED JACKETS in quilted Sago flowered and plain. - mo; $2.95 to cams

DRESSES - The gift that will last throughout the year - in

Crepes and Woollens. -

prices .. . . . . . . $2.98 t0 $14.95

- Furs of luxury at prices - in Electric qeal and Seal Heads; also pour-lei: and Tweeds, fur trim- med and untrimmed. Prices from _ $17.75 to $118.00

HiyDllAGS - Smart leather lliullhugs in Navy, Red, Black, Brown and Wine. - Priced

fl‘0lll . - -

GLOVES .- In Kid, Pigskin and Woollen . 65c. to $3.75

KENNEDPS

Ladies’ Raedy-lo-Wear

Phone 1766

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‘llelp Wanted‘ Advertisements

Unllfl U16 IIBW lilvernment regulations which became ef- fective on September d, it is still permissible to publish over an advertisers own name “Help Wanted" advertisements for

domestics; farln help; teachers;

lchool.

All other "Help Wanted" ad ti , he submitted by the advertiser l? .".?.§“°ii§.’...§‘.?.il°'§§i.'.‘ll‘5§

scrvil-c officer, Unemployment

1.0.0.1". IllLRlh dst t, ~ _ fiver’! alwrovz! tho°-.'l'13l'§tud§§§l.'.'§'i.‘l'l1§°§1v$§.:l'§o°i§

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junior oils steady. Montreal-Utilities

our .~2 u. n" R. And 9 it. 6 inches. Mgfllthglf!

Jlrqiox herd get some oi our

lmnlc Help Wanted

its!) GENERAL MAID SMALL ' $15 01431‘ rier month. I -_ - B alley. 2'14 for November‘

‘m 5» liuifux. N. s_ 12.9.11 Grade x.._1

"m: AMI-D Maurice DeLory; 2,

it Women for genera‘ house- Grade IX - 1,

in; LOANS

{user ioills

T. lid on“ Fuel Purchases

llllo CANADIAN BAllll

"flllllv 01min Provide l" Ila-mull llm You Mulls t,“ You i: Montlil Dc ai

Advertising llstes ~ Psysille in Advance I

Minimum Charge for All! Advertisements ll Cent;

Celllral ii limp .

7-? W!‘ will???‘ AuhUUnUEénEuT-a gig-db

hltmfiw 3° Ber word; In lieanurial N or-ll allil Spiritual inform cud; ‘m 5°

Condolence ‘I00 par inch

and l0 cents for every allditloaal 3 yo: or word. Hats of

Appreciation, 70c pu- ‘l’ ""15 oer inch. Address and application.

and papers lower; other indus-

23232928552 CID-l l I GUS

toclls closed higher. Winnipeg-Wheat unchanged.

. PRODUCE _

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algebras-aloud Eastern loom l ‘v Is 3c vii-w we E3. not?" '°""

l0 words fomfll hanks

MONTREAL, Dec. 8-(GP)—- Canadian Commodity Exchange. »

“ha” ‘mo’ om" “m " ‘ Butter spot: Que (92 score) 36,

_ w...“

lior Sale

NEW HAMPSHIRE

uul‘. rvmiilz three. G W. Ml. New Haven 12-9-1i .

Miscellaneous

15111118 00-. Ltd. Montague. 11-

Ycv IITI-ITLD

nu-rnovs

Dun McEwen, sgyy

lher semon.‘ Ned‘.

0N! YEAR ro REPAY ‘Wlr Io Uil moron bnnidi of

F COMMERCE

°llyw Amounts of voJrbaviloni-lisly m, h", ism: IS raolscno av m‘ ‘Qivl/mci. WliiCli ms m: unmet;

3-413. Eg spot: Easter A-large 50B; g3! X-pullets 45B;

ONTREAL, uce prices today as reported y the Dominion Department of Agriculture fo1low:-

Eggs: graded shipments selling glarge 50; A-medlum 48; A-pullets

— $~BAR SLEIGII. WANTED _- TWO IIEATED .11 Avenue. 12-8-2l rooms or small apartment State rental. "B" Guardian.

is. Spencer Hashes. WANTED av AIR FORCE__(:0U_ 13-7-31 pie two or three furnished house-

‘ ISTERE“"D‘“SH' lgleclzlzlgflgiolllis 0r room and board.

31-4 erit on the charity ofr Madame .25

KINKODA SCHOOL Following is the rewrt for No-

Grsde X-i. Vivian Sullivan: 2. Elnmetmitginor‘ 8. Kathleen Kari-fa.

. M . Grade xx-i, Patricia commit; 2. ndlhl: Murphy; a. Raymond ‘Mc-

orudo‘ vm sn-i. Marjory ao- berts; 2, IICIIO 611611111; ‘t.

first grade soli _ 37 1-2-38: wholesale Que

pasteurized storage 36 3-4-37. current receipt, colored

LOST REGISTRATION CARD 1g Blllfold between Queen and Green

CE Bl ll E Ii SPECIAL MR5. , flows Feamy Sal‘): 12$," Sta. Finder please leave at Guard.

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al, white, western l9 13-16. Que i9 5-8 FOB Montreal, wholesale western and Que 20 first grade FAS Montreal. otawcs: '75 lb bags No. i moun- Que 1.25-1.45; NB 1.45-1.55; 1.45-1.55.

fan. n. frowned wrlnking her nose. mik-

TO LET-IWFIJRNISIIED HEAT- 3543; ed Apa.tments and rctms, Strath- cona Hotel.

A VERY DESIRABLE FURNISH- ll" male and female pups ed residence for rent. Phone 1783. ‘ o , 50 - ‘High (Kl theh iidngoua “ill platinum male pup: irgrf: T0 LET-HEATED FURNISHED i!» 12.5.3) bed-sitting room on the ground floor. Apply so Lower Prln

I

— i. Innis Katherine Morris;

h Bgernadette Mulligan. Alban anitli: 2.

Noreen shrcenan; 8, Phyllis Farmer Grade V-i, Iris Brennan;

Hunter River and Vicinity

8, Ell Grade III-i, Adelaide Duffy- 2 Lorne Richards; l. Bhsi

n. aGrsde 11-1, Marlon Edna Richards; 3, (geegnmn glgls and Cgriiri‘%e' Daffy: 2. Rkggls reenan; , ra e I Jr. - 1, Florence 14w- s and Bernice Connick; 2, 1.10mi , lant; s, Maurice Oorr.

TANNING SCHOOL

Honor roll of Fanning school: Grad Jalckqeyeairsto, 2.

Mrs, Angus Nicholson of l Grove who has been visiting for the past year in Western Can- ada arrived home recently, She was accompanied by her daugh- ter, Mrs. John Matheson and two Friends are pleas- ed to welcome them home and see Mrs. Nicholson enjoy- h splendid health after her

______.i Brennan: ml GEORGETOWN SCHOOL r Bu! - Honor roll of Georgetown school

ker; Ii. Lorin Mair. »

. M H Richard DeLory:

“Iv-H (Hiurircn. Good wages 2. Catherine Fitzgerald; 3, u» Guardian. 12-9-1! Roach

Teachers Waited —-

Mr. Stephen MaoConley of Char- lottetown, was a recent weeiiégléiéil

lhl M n ld’ n t. u M on“ i en visitor at his home

Grade VIII - 1 I, Gladys Touches-e; 3. James Flic- s

\'i'izl_f_ " “'*' r TEANW" m" “crude VII - 1 Eleanor Hobbs:

. y r; s 1:311 1115a lo " Eli,” wok school. Supplement 2, wandgnaay; 8S

pdlodo vm _.

Mrs. Phoebe Stewart. Frederic- ton, was a recent visitor here. the ,‘ D guest .0! he; mother-in-law, M s. """"“ “owe ‘Lu-L "out". ... 2, nn onson;,a_cn- —--— aon. y v Pie. Robert Bllllphant is at me-

Grade V - i. Margaret Levis sent. visiting his home here.

. and Mrs Prank MacMillan and son of Fredericton. N.B., were recent visitors here, the guests of arents, Mr. and Mrs. George

MscConnell.

t. Grade Iv - 1, Charles Mal-tell; 2. Beatrice Mair; 3, Ann Donal . Grade Swain; Elizabeth Miss Keenan's Dept. Grade I! -- Bernice DeLor ; 2 Peggy Johnson and Phyllis bell: S. Mary Stewart

Grade I-No exam ' I

James l. Murphy.

age-Ma or Kenneth Dcuil and id a short visit le- to her home here. was formerly Miss Mildred

For the past few weeks a lar

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CROSS ROADS SCHOOL

Honor roll for November: Grade X Sr-Llucy Caner. Grads X Jr-Ian Stew rt Grade IX-i, n!

Gay.

lit-Margaret Jones. Grade V (al-i. Blake W

Eleanor Molyneaux Grade V

d

G d V d 0 02d: III-i, Sterling Gard; I. Qatliohdsnil‘ 00d

ra e

Grade i (in-i. Anne Bmsllwood: '2 flhlriey btewart Grad‘- 1

n in home nursing.

who is in charge of those meet-

ings was; formerly Miss Vivian Mac- s

. N. lanes great mtcto all, M’

2, Joyce rode lends w a that Mr. tnrenro been suffering with a badly in- Jected hand is improving yet been able tq retu is work.

is: hal

and rider sh

loop! f ll . olueo Ifu ‘iliorsfiiev ‘ca

Miss Oasfiie lzeattrayefifhwat- as en n her sister. Mrs. Wogd.

Pte. George Smith is at present visiting his‘ prints. Mi‘ d Mr

‘ . e and your ilions 2. Fred Carver: Slfgetiirii-egih Cgxgr. n‘ q ' 6"’ ‘nmn’ ‘Mm f "m! Whnl 1'- hl-l M 795m?-

Beatrice CAIIIOWII. T9055"

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CHAPTER. IX

evacuees arliv , timid, at the Chateau Philibert.

welcomed them two fiasco-haired boys, Peter and Derek Halliday and their sister Daphne.

“We lived in tendon." Peter, the eldest, spoke for the family in his

another. you- see. an ur father is in iwypt. He ia a so! er. He ordered ils to aomelhuii it ls gleafiint hergé Thlj a ove y par . w

folly here for use and we thank you lar-inviting ua"

Mei-idol. "'I'liia is Uncle Rudi and this is Madame Laurln."

The little boys shook hands. The blue-eyed little girl cool-tied, her butter-colored curls framing a face sweet a; an English primrose. “Lovely children." muttered ma- dame. “Btlange ugly world that can make such innocence suffer. Come my little ones. and we shall sec that you have your tea, just as soon "I show you where you are

to eta .

They’ followed lien, lugging their little satchels. ga about t.lieln with. quiet, restra ed curiosity, earl" "memes...

ong s e e - zuradeg‘ at anything that happen-

eln. "How quick] they learn to ec- cept. things!" eridel spoke to Ru- do . her hand Kefitle up°l1 his arm. "they are uprooted from their hcmes, from their friends, all the things they loved —and sent a- nion strangers." You °" “i. "1 ’.‘i““""ui'“ “l? do ,“one pas c.or earu - bet hall when you Ease it. - medisbcly it regains i liape. And tllist lush well. ‘I; is ngt h1g1: o . en, w na en m one, it comes out, if at. all, very slowly. Uwss lone is like madame and rema aways oung.’ Msridel looked u? to the grave c“ "-..""l.".-.* ceases: and gen e,. r eyes. grgl fond of Madame Llllflll. Uncle u ..

"sonar 1-" '

“Yes. One can sec how greatly ou are sfttched to tiara ‘Iéven the d- rn ave remsr e .

T11??? la a gareatdwo an ‘s/gmfgl’;

,a grea an no e . “One would think she was the Itikllldtlge-Sfiltlllei! at Pltiiiiibert-and You e a u s war .' Rudolph started. "Yes -yes, it $“‘u"°"‘“”' "i." lhlunh 21m tto e on cams rr a

Rude ph. "It is —,lust he way ll seems."

"$1.116 has ‘been liters so longbdAnd

awa een so go

Us": i‘! u at? good to everyone. These ch ldren I lélkiossaxitvlihophiagfi all-sad come an e e

bo ,tTi littl Fr h i "W110 w!!! come rieaxt ilevggk e-l-I-lqtrhegy W111 bless you, Uncle Rudl; all their lives they will remember how good,

o n —

gQELTumU ’$.".%§.2-l.é‘i‘.§‘h".° ‘t... often do we bless You Ind all? that God will guide you!

ht and morning it is our rsyer

been for you-J‘

“There, Merldell There!" Ru- dolph‘; withered cheeks had begun to flush and he fluted uneasily It was in his heart to tel. her that he was a Humbug, an impostor, that he had no right here, that they‘- How could he tell them they were little better than beggars, depend-

Fabre-Luslgnan? He could not. He war in a trap and he saw no way. shot is. which would not bring pain and suffering to these innocent young hearts. n

"suppose -suppose, Merldel, he “id a; may walked across the lawn toward the pool among the blrches, “that I had been only I P001‘ m8". a laborer. a --a servant or the

It -

"But how drolll" Meridel laughed gay . "1 cannott picture" that. Unc e. stilt. had you been — she

lug move the freckles that Roser Fabre loved -“it would have made no difference. One room or a dozen, a cottage or a castle. I could work. I could cook. I could sew. Just to be lnedepndeni... Uncle Rudi.

"You would not have minded then being poor?"

"Minded! Not for a moment. I wanted in work. I had no idea you were such a great than And oven so, I stlll must‘ do sornethinl- I‘ is the only gustification for living in this world oday. 1r everyone work- ed and found peace and happiness

in his occupation" people would he said, ‘Are you real? Is this place not g0 to war." Happy people do real?’ —and - and we went to the

not want strife.

not that e answer?’ "There are other things."

R08

of him flying that at air

like a little slver boat

.23 oush and brave, who love her, who had spoken shyly of his love. ;,-,~,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,, ,, 'g“,',"°°"- ...€"i..‘.l“‘..i.i§°‘i..“‘%‘2l§. "itch? OI. l‘. . . lfl ' "I ,-- ‘ wh he could not meet his desire ol Iliava uadadnthsrtreatrnslii: M& I. much." on‘ my m‘ H“

"Worse than folly

can in love with -oa1y a dream."

A wsck later the first. of the little.‘ small lost and

Gravely. Rnslnel-lld Pol Martin

o1 ., llnlilOlu,“fllldW6dldll0t roElEyEvEotrocomo. We haveno

- “You are welcome here.” said so

side her for m lnents. watching her.

to saw in Manuel's face. myself. This man —may I ask — w o is he

scemp." said madame. smiling fond- ly at the picture. "He ls Roger's brother my nephew, Michel Fnbre. We doll hi Nuke "

i {ii-w

iKVMIM

t TilE rnlllcrss or GRATZEil

- By Louis Arthur Cunningham, Author of “Of These g Three Loves,” “Marionette,” Etc.

‘(at

Yes. oven there is the

starry 'dark of the room. she could remun-

ber it all -fslr day in Grataen and the gay music of the album and the children dancing, lding streamers of blue and green and white and scarlet; the B_oq o'er, with the golden rooster perched a- bove the entrance and the tall brown zouth with the merry blue

deeply, And the walk up the moun- tain to the castle of Grataen which, he had said was l-se a story-book castle. Yes -.slie smiled thinking of it now —once on the trail he had stopped, hi; hand on hers, at the

f and he

blowing! I will hold your hand till the last echo dies. for fear the horn i; to summon you away."

An, how beautiful. how dear il was! How it lived in memo ! And the last picture she had of as he strode down the mountain away from the setting sun, turning once onlly to wave his green hat in fare- we _.

But one did not go through life, with only a memcz, even one so fair and golden as that. One could not always drecmh.

CHAPTER X

It was the day following the com- n8 0f the Pttle English citlldren . Mefldel knocked at madamek door to show the old lady a letter Ru- dolph had received frcm the bureau in charge f the little guests. Meridei en red when madame’s rich voice called, "Entrezl" from the

inner rooln. -

“I shall be out in a minute -ah, it is you, Mendel." The door to her bedroom was open. “Make yourself comfortable, child"

Meridel d‘d not hear. The rorm became space and the moment eternity Rapt heartstill, she star- ed at the picture of Michel Fsbre and slowly walked wward it as if drawn to. it by some mighty, in- visible threat. She had forgotten

everything in the wonder of finding llsh

him again. She reached out and touched the photograph. She pick- ed it u and looked at it. studying every lneament of the flue your‘; face realizin how trile,. how min- uttely perfec , had been her mind's image -the thick brows. the cleft chin, the strong wide mouth, the brawl lflorehead and aquiline nose.

.. e y.

Madame had been standing be- the glad look in her eyes the way her your-g breast nose and fell. And madrlne was old and wise as the world and she had known love and thus recognized instantly what she

"I-I am sorry. madame. I forgot

7.. "Ari insoient, defiant. ungrateful

m . "Roger's brother -Michel—"

which. across Jules Goujons’; table she had gazed perhaps too,

|T’S AlWAYS YOUR

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WRITE

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It's regular news from home that the boys on active service really appreciate. Write every week. Tull them abou t the family-what the friends and neigh- bours are doing-ail the local news. Keep your letters cheerful and full of optimism. Tell them about the money you are saving- the War Savings Certificates and Victory Bonds you are buying-of the plans for the future when they come home.

a Tell them of a Savings Account in the Bunk of

Nova Seotla which will provide for the readjustment into normal civilian life, for the comforts and pleasures of a world at peace.

Service oveuea: is provided through our London, England, Branch at 108 Old Broad Sn, E.C...'. Illoncy may be cabled through any Branch.

‘no BANK of NOVA SCGTIA

btdlllhsd I832 -- Over a Clotvry o! Service -._

her- sneaking to 5011C in French, to “he?! 1" DUWI. to other; in Eng- . In the evenings she and Mcride. sang for them and led them in their Xiiltivc songs, Madfllnfl» with the zeal of the old “miller, began at once to teach them tircks of department the rules o; Willi-mill)". BU sorts of stage business, She was equally at home with Negro Sbllitilals or Saint-Sachs. She was R5 Young as the youigest there and her strident voice rose above their chatter and few were more lfsnble about the ames they played, 1; W38 9-9 U. their wide and inno_ cent e es, from which the fear had 1°“! "109 flded. she found the fountain of youth. Never in her me before had she been so happy, so all P9806. so sure that God had put h? 0!}, this earth for a pilrpose, 5h- Bhe Wflllld say to Rudolph when @118? were alone. “lf my good good man 60sec could only have ‘if! l0 m this day. to see his Mimi Wbolltall lhese tiny girls and boys 11 i! her -.how he would have re- joiced! He would have created a new "W" l0 wmmemoratc the day! Rudolph my friend, this is o... tone

“Do you know him, Princess?" wlv

n . the picture back in its place. W at would we have done ha it not met him once in Gratzen, stiortly before the War broke out.’

bright black eyes, and for a m0- mept did not speak. Then she said, “Not-riot as one expects love to be made—"

It was in the way he looked at you" in the way he said things more than in what he said; in the way ‘lie held that proud red head of his and the way his eyes danred. Ls it not so?" shade rested sently on therrp

hip. He didn't care. He always wanted to be free-— free of his teachers, of those who would inter- fere with his life —yes.. even of me. See here -wliat he wrote on the back of this picture."

from its frame and showed the boldly scrambled lines to Meridel, {no shaped the words with her

hod him." continued madame

"Ah, but you are a young phllo- the mountain with me and then he sogplgfir. Mergldel. ‘You a? making said filzolxil-tbyejlelflgalrélritt ‘exert tell k o any ng u a me one . l? -