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I BEWARE ‘ B! “We”. L“ “I love your daughter very 2111i dearly sir," salo‘ the young man. earnestly. "I would suffer deeply Gclatine , if I ever caused her s. moments

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"You certainly would,“ grunted her father. "That girl is her mother all over again, and I know."

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In a college town o. student call- ed at a boarding house to inquire about rooms. ‘

"And what do you your rooms‘? he asked.

"Fiveuollars was the reply.

"Yes, but I'm a student,” he said, thinking the price quite high.

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B: rerun BENEDICT

"My dear," said Doctor Way- land wretchedy, "I’m sure you \voudn’t wish to be soothed with lies. I know you too well for that. If your friend was quarrciling so violently with Austin, it does look very bad. but there's no rcason for us to assume it means-what it seems to mean. It. isn't your re- spc-isibility or mine to sit in judg- ment. All we have to do is to tell the whole truth; and we shall do 2:, Shan‘t we?"

But all she said was: “Oh. Char-

les, Charles—" in a broken desolate ivhisper. She covered her face. and swayed forward into her friend's ready arms, and clung thorc, sobbing.

Jim turned away to the tele-

piicnc and left them so. The doc- tor's iheorics- of tactful treatment were perhaps not altogether Jim's but he, the interioper James Fol- ey, \vas not a person with any rights in Thea Hart; perhaps if he had boon less sure ofymlyls own Hart might still be living, and the ivhc-le liide~ nus affair still no more than a miasmzi of distrust.

It had been in his mind to sily to her stoutly: this. I know it. I'm certain of it." But he was quiet. There was still the ghost of the ghost of a do-ubt And how if Charles had don: it?

He busied himself about sending for the police. That at least wns a thing which had to be done, what- ever the outcome. whatever its tiost later on to Thea or to Chur- es.

CHAPTER VIII WHERE WAS CHARLES

Jane and Charles were at work in the church. in the best cf the afternoon light. when Jim pushed open the heavy door and walked

up the aisle into the painted chapel. Jane was sitting cross- legged upon a low plank, adding

her favourite rich dark green to a palette not yet fully made ‘lp. Charles was aloft nmong the 333;. fflidlflfl. treading lightly as a cat along a narrow board, his head erect and his face, dim in the shadow, a little sullen and for- bidden d'leV |w 511B bidding.

They turned, both of them, ss Jim came in, and manifested some pleasure st seeing him. Jane at leastueemed to have no present care in the world, and even Char. les was no worse than pro-occu- pied in his greeting. lapslng now and again into flowing and ruf-

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Now that Johnny has come marching home he has brought with him a problem that neither he ri-or the Missus nor t-ho girl he let-t be- hind him foresaw. and t~o which no one knows the answer. '

But lil has upset the apple-cart. fcr Johnny is finding out that home. sweet home. is not itie Elysium that he visloned in his nostalgic dreams in a fox-hole in a for away country. Seen in reality it is s shiahby shock in need of painli, and even Ma's cooking doesn't taste the way he remembered it. ’

Worse rltlll, this world to vrhlch he has longed so arc-sully to return is not peopled with glamour girls and sirens. Th; feminine population con- sis-ts of jus: plain. ordinary women. a lit-tie older, a little faded. a little fatter, a, lflit-le less seductive than he remembered and he wonders what he ever w“. m any one cf them that made hilrii thinl: that he wrrvted her for keeps

And. on their pal-t. t-iie women are equally disillusioned. Jcfclny didn't come home clvthsd in Shgning armor and xvilth the rcmantic technique _ o; a cinema great lover. lie shed a lotvtsiv his

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Jamie, enduring thg mwiess cl’ the chore, assisted ms at wash- ing today and wondered: ' .'hy do blankets alwsvs stick tn old wring- ers?" when‘ the ulschira- bcuoims too heavy for his young arms i0 tum. Our work was not without its delays. We must slice u gen- erous sample from one of to»: first- ltngs of the turnip crop, that Jock was fetching from the field to feed to his IIHYTOPS in the plggei-y; then since "tliev must be nawfui thirsty this warm dav" t-ie ducks‘ water-pan must be eplen- lshed. There was a time-corsumllCg trip to the garden for a tasty car- rot beozuse as Jamie pointed out: "if you don'l cine with .iie. a great big frog might. Jump out of someeres to scare mel" Who then would have the h art to mntinue her wash in the oe of such a. plea? He made s visit to Ioarflefi; door as well to ask (so Jeanie told mci: “How's the baby o-dly?” "She's asleep now" Jeanie slid "What me wants a know" 'ie ex- plained with more empharir. “is how IS her a-iay?" Jami: evi- dently hrs been over-heurhg his parents discuss the dreaded Po‘io and ls as concerned as the vest of us. The disease is seemingly on the increase and Ls finding its Iictims in widely separated communities.

. - ~ -= l ' t .. ecstesles over the baby. and for granttd. h;c;<;t.c§.la§:o ;:d°“2"nl'is m Spend h“ time Mm m:

budd1es' He is v3 the rush of married coullll“ l0 ‘he dtlv°me

“k” “m” dstihtecg“... o; wrecked homes and the wail of fatheriess courts. an ~-

babllls fllihxiliae Rsiirtuctlcn renter for the engaged couples. for in in- or w

- , heme and knit sweaters and

numerable cases the girls who sat at L“ _ , _ 1 me home to them have wa wrote letters and“?aigsglclrfxpyesdalanyvestca, w“ as boys new up on me gag‘ flglig‘ i? “Jen {hey came back they had lost their taste for [Ll Bl . 1-‘

their oid~ girls.

Among the casual-ties cf ivar non-e 8Y8 Edd" than mesa bmke“

_ _- , the! th result of absence and sep- mamages 2nd zigvgligdirzhtlliractefi‘ Balflfl f0: which nu one is t0 b18619- 3%)“. arlfe gylihuld rather her husband had been killed on the battle-

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For in one case she would have the conso a» 0n o a ‘ l memory to grieve cver and in the Clhfl‘ Gilly lhe kmwledtgf ha,

n, her with shrrne. And many a. girl who lacks the courage to s” k n Ermaymefi; 1o the boy who, she knows. has ceased to love gziamgkc‘ "f3, has“; the most, tragic cf all mistakes, being an un- “lung Jldiiriiiys coming home is not all fireworks and brads bind-S Hid

v 5i l id d in welcoming arms.

the igylfillfO? iimlseillitle liltter realization t-y both mien and women that ‘hey have changed; that, the old uprpfal is gene. the old love dead. ano that they must either sacrifice themselves. or hurt the one for whom they have only tenderness and Dily- And that l5 011° 0‘ ‘he Peale“ tragedies that. war brings.

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Q. Does a person show good breeding when he insists on des- cribing at length the experiences he had while on his vacation, or details of his travels?

A. No; a well-bred person will never do this unless he is asked

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Shape into a long roll, wrap in waxed paper and. chili yvvernlght.

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Q. Is it proper for a girl to strike out c "Miss" i1 using her person- al ca d when guiding s. gift‘!

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n 1. What is wrong with this sen- tence‘! "This book don't belong to

you‘: What is the correct pronunc- i tion 0f “often”?

l3. ‘Which one of these words is Nazareth, Naraganset;

misspelled? carag-sii. ‘ 4. what does the word "r2010"?-

ll " m n? any Whglt is u word beginning. with ch that means “the science of colors"?

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s m details on tile‘ part c,f house ives might he the cause of giving "flpplfifi limos aid misery to those most cherished. Not that cleanliuess is a virtue thet is ever overlooked in island homes. And yet tllcre are occasions. when we might L-e inclined to dis- regard potential hazards. Ever. with this Jamie of “urs whose mother L; a, Spartan for rinsing erd ster- ilizing and cleaning. One day he» cause he felt hungry he ate an un- washed pear and I have .4 meling that. he as well as other children often sink their teeth tr-o luscious but unbathecl harvest apples when we recall its days. this has been a strange summer. Ico seldom has the all‘ been rain-washed it there has been an smtmlzt of Still.

Clean and sweet the air Wis this morning when ‘i ‘nrisk fresh. wind blew from the gates of the west. It cast beautiful satiny “wales of a shadow" over the ripyvin; grain fields 1n the orlLi-Lvit sunshine that. cvnie to gather up the dampness left by yesterday's light showers. The potato-sprung again engaged

the attention of our men fok and this afternoon it took th-‘m to Rob's. "You farm-women don't

118W "-1111 tro-lhlc in obtaining your supply of potatoes" a city lacy said to me recently. Sue saw or..v t.ie basket cf Couplers on a vorandah. freshly dug and 0f fair appeal‘- iince considering their t.n‘e of Srowth. She. ‘if course knew little or perhaps nothing of the many costly ani arduous steps that went to the growing of these. Fnm the commencement of the wortz- and like the bewild-srizi question of ~which comes first e egg or the chicken, I rnjver can be gel-thin Just‘ where the business of growing F “"' -"~:f"to~s begins. It is ill‘. un- broken cycle on arms WniLh is drr-Bflli: wzhou’. beginning or end. Toe Winter cl Spri-ig grading gives the seed. l know, and then there is a stibsequent rotind of labor that from a ML‘? mason, makes the past Springtime appear to have been only a dream so fill- ed were the C815 with minv pha£c3 cf the work, James himself comes ‘hrough deep waters when he fash- irs his straight rows-anal inciden- illly "wakes so that team!’ ln- deed, lt seems as if from th-it time. the farmer and his falnlli’ come through a succession of trials un- til st last their tuner seed has been elected to sit with the aristocracy in a car st the railway siding. Even the growing season consptns o- gainst them. it is too cold or too hot; too dry or too wet. ind the new pests and diseases they arc- beset with ‘are something Mother Nature is bound to produce in or- der to keep up with the tkres I myself nwrvelled at the mere pet- severance when all of them let out briskly this afternoon to take up the spraying again ‘at Rob’...

Bun shadows In lilagree designs lay about the town and the mellow- ness that belongs to the latest surr- mer days was abroad ‘his after- noon. You could stnse it ‘n. the crickets’ music. Locusts too rtroned about in busy flight and a dragon fly like a small plane diivoed and soured above the flower bottle. and I lost it presently" in the lirectioii of the pond. The cattle on the hills rested in the rhade of pasture trees and u tho cred: thc water sparkled laslv in the sun The sums sheen and sparkle would rut. at for ds am rivers and hays; other is and valleys rs wel so ours would be fairly plaN-l today Ind from distant hill-tons the countryslzlc would lie in c. lovely panoivma of green meadows and woodlands and the gold of the fields of grain Wooiy clouds floated lunguidly and never an ominous one could I see. Juries lound one. When h: homing st dusk and the evening was close and the sir richly loden with the‘ scant of petunia arrl

piiiox. Junie. nsit seen it too. A shadowy ed one. pearly tinted sway to o west. "A thunde

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