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of spprehenlon s e felt when she was wi

from his mother. derson was her enemy.

Huntlelgh was with her when she first realized that. this was solid truth and not the fancy she had

h to find it. The first Su day o! Tony's stay, he “had

use. e "Erik; Sanderson-Teas" had dis- appeared.

"I'm glad o! that," said Ileslla. "Ncw there will be no one coming p - here to s y on Tony. Besides, it

_, . evident s ' R31; time to hlm. splendid, isn't

nwtezlxéllneags." observed the cautious un . They I012 out o! the oar. Ikilws door

T t

e up at the Sanderson

course she wouldn't want to dis- turb him ll’ he were all but asleep," ‘ she added reasonably. nothing for it but to climb the my dlort file s . Albove the high

gate had been instened to prevent Tony's falling when he was alone l on the porch.

I irangsment m his ulety was effec- l. y. tlvetiu shutting out

"a almost adeep,” m] Irike

v when is hls nap time. I shall take him in now."

TIW eyefand the

fmmwm“ “m” Speaks Summer

£nd Mr. Blngley were still znntively to her elders and ventur- was acce ed

Mr. B le look ow

Le ie started. Sh thinking all the eveniang Iii?» Tony| Kg: near although she couldn't see

0111' W ie those who would be hope you'll be coming

1y. want to Now York for rehea Ls or e new show. 0e. aaelonsi she Leslie to! on one cl w was sora "All well but on the ld/g loot, Hope you are the same. Sam Hunt last night. Too tired to dance but

Leslie had not seen him for a fortnight and Norah's card did not altogether please her. her friend we; that lovely but brainless young wo- man seriously. HIHC into the familiar ways. that Hunt was right; they were loo

chance. fir a little time o! ambition bad raised their spirits sud they had and to exert t emselves to keep house for have liked to show h-im ggfiatlon by

said Aunt Caroline, "but the

kmizlilcy continued to be beautifully good to Tony. He took him

tion to Voila Baron came lo believe that there was no chance of his interest in

a do hlm. ~ his persistence.

Another cause ior uneasiness was Erifs moth mile good core of young color or honey irom the sun; he W35

Llifis le couldft spend much time W Erika Sandersonfls it took an hour and a ha]! to come and to return and in this, the season's height, she felt she ought not tomake the trip more than twice s. week. She lik- ed going to Mrs. Sanderson’; with

loudly sleeping. J beach." surmised Hunt. lave, hand in hand. scrambled down

Ho a teas a Lucy Poate Stebbins

IAPTBRXEV

hen Eric lncd oolovék. Leslie "gate mm

a astiom one at’ which and the other frown-

en the conference broke up, said curiously. “ uu. y pleased about sane-l Vance."

been |

OIL

. b k a d lwlth her."

“I was Just thinking that I'm llxflggrfiggl? 2121x125: I): izidytiiiirli; ‘ffltgtrik yo‘; Hunt. I don't much very lucky, she ma dscid m rights o! thecase You're womer mo don't m on with

"You've a good touch with £1“ Hlllwumfl‘ w- 5°‘ qnpjgygde by w“ yum '11“ |, his mother." P003110." went on m. nmqieynoii ° - 9mm’ °' °""°"~ um.- 1 mean to see ti,» m“ " showed u her worst aids. ml? Ne‘ that Mr. Stein was pleas- ‘m’ Wm m.“ w“ 08GB Vance ‘gets her rights" It's evident that she hll Mill I. vd- Very Pleased. Yes, very. Now ""1 ° l° '=’°- WWIMW "lihl- "Am, how 51,0“, ohm- peopyy, violent ianc to the 1mm chap. rs at our winter hotel, the Claymore, "l" 5- mhm I5 she the on! on, who than any o er reason tor her au- down i St. Augustine, practically ' “ ' h“ a n“; p, the ch11 1 1 u; g llki you?"

Clientele 0005MB 0f the morning, maybe. I'm not giving M” ..

better dead. I _ down with "Perhaps I 23m to pay more {or

It's barely possibly I may be

Wall ally 1

been allotted to speakers on babalt a! the Liberal party.’ ‘Speakers will be announced tar aaeb meeting.

to

others with as good lelIfkflAnd better. So I'm

Irandmother m- sell’, Mr. way. How wo d I take it i! my son's wile died and

its

The following pum- over rum Station crcr have

ruusnsr, JUNE s-ms n. mo PM. rnunsnsv, JUNE 1-1o=oo to 10:15 r. u. FRIDAY, JpNu s-smo u» sun ml.

Inserted by Queen's Oausty Liberal ‘Association

"'“°a§"§‘.‘ii'§¢°§"t§'"°Z'-‘°' yo“, thgsnhrlwilélish to run In“; Mrs. Sanderson all. "there's ab: askegiwhm $1107 M4 "N

rights as your- "#919 - _' ' t runnl . I'll l ll m“ back ilrtiicolry Polniiglhen Ihlkhume

ie looked up at Hunt. "Let

n8

"Bhs thinks I've taken Eric away 1mm Valle. Baron." she answered honestly. "It's not true. 67 h ve been engaged last lea-

Hard- her sister

Dear Fiddle:-

palgn, and the unfavourable weather, it l," h,‘ h , dble for rne to make a personal canvas of the wig]. m stltaeney. .' ‘ '

faal that the King Government flea for the next five years of post-war reconstruction vote for Ina on June 11th. '

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From‘ T. V. Crani A To’ ‘The Electors of King's Cum-g),

Owhgtaibaiarlnaasaltbeladarnl u

l, therefore, take this rneans of asking g1] d“

should be "'°

ha. returned In q. to Thanking you all for your generous {Upper-t g g,‘ “L Flli-llllllly you",

THOS. V. GRANT, Liberal Candidate for Klan

[éilfilliillulmle-ellifimm

xt lbw weeks passed swift-

took me out to dinner."

She hoped

too sanalble to take

aunt; settled back placlrlly Leslie snw

to accustom themselves go

Huntleigh. "We should

to Iealie. Eric was being driv-

stternoon and another gave hm an outing in sell boa. . no paid no atten-

and Leslie

that .12 woman reviving. She would wronging her ii’ she accept- he would be wrong-inc only ; not §I4c certainly, 101' ha dnserve to be ared. Eric IZJE behaving we 1. His be- .‘ was a mrnnce to her pence nd. She didn't know how to s He if htened her

Not that she didn't Tony. 'I‘h:1t gentleman was already the

rowing oiurbby and strong. l

him. When she walked to

lie at the touch th , he ploiected her ' For Erika Sau- l

swinging sign with

's e means to devote all

"One hopes."

was locked. There was neith- nor blocker and they rap- vdthout an answer, but not for the child ntlght be "They'll be down at the so the

steep slope beyond. " h I

There WM

I. New law-Carl hts d 700G611 w “p, I‘ "m. years.» instalments

Plant This excellent ar- Leslie

and voted for gratuities,

Hunt tried w open it. "This . lift-

ltfl! hi! lunrous

nd on Mrs. San-

ANOWlltOi-Liberal Monthly Payments until age 16. A total of $1,224

850,000 workers an gained vacations with pay.

‘immediately.- l00,000 each‘ year for ten

month under the sew National Housing ‘N

hr Valenl8—$750,000,000

a million mea aad women reruriug to civil

5. PrlrqCaNiIQ-The purchasing power

able to get you a snail increase T953142: ‘Qfifiilanw bring in much," " keep my ‘““‘°m'°’°"l§§§,’bui when I came to the hotel ‘hmmwmm ‘l? "- 0335? w“ ‘h

l" $31M?" ma Erika bluntly. "That would be your aflalr. This the were scarcely kins w ,'°°°" a" e hem bvflwwl railway companies am m‘ " With words and smiles she. unexpectedly Hunt Hardawa ‘Isn't, Think n; over lVh-g, sander. eac other. Mrs. Sen arson likes lm- 1M P-m» 10°31 dBYUQhllIPWYNs. excepmg ma” mu?‘

thanked him. Eric nodded his a. -| rpiggd m; voice. "Mo; Vance lson, M153 Vance {p111 take Trmy Vslia. Vallrvs Periectly swell." Hunt Ill/Ins $11111‘. in with l0 cast their encased in runnlng ma,‘ u“ ll!

proval and Miss Sabin said Le ie p, m me chm whenever [he asks. pro-n, you “m”; ygu qorry out seemed satin! ed with ex- NW" 1'" “fldlilfilfls of "W" “mum time calmly. °°

certainly knew how to make her- my oonveniencs must be suited be- her wishes." _ planation, but she would have llk- m tho B04 UPI-fluid 10f without marten»; with h“:

seu useiul. Their kindness and cause hie-l working and can't coma! "And what will! be doing "Mrs. ed h!» w klww thwt she 110ml! MI Mil-nest Hwse trains.

Tm?‘ n" Willi-Till’ bound he!‘ M as rhe chooses ‘Sunder-son's pale menacing race 110d $10 ll-IWWOH 0! 11111171111 3m- ' _ —----._.

b!’ 5 “W111- Bl" "I W88 only lhv "I don't know about that," said was on a level with Hunt's. ior he ‘Tl’ be Wnunmd) m“ mu‘ W” “t a “m- ""1

“W!” which W“ 5W1. bfinflflfih Mrs. Sanderson contem tuously. was standing beside Leslie on the i-_--- close at 0 pm., and the Dominion Annual vines, such u

were eddies End 3W1“ cllffeflls OI "ll! I take care of the c id its steps below the little wooden gate. 795115 will: OPEN 5 5-“- To mwuml A" "Q95"! "X1910?!" W 101198. will cover up m Mun‘

Whlvh she was vaguely conscious. for his good, not for pleasure. It's "Come along," said Hunt brlsk. 6 PM. 011W 6196MB in their 631010? 8t fn your landscepe m My_

511B knew that Tony was not real~ not good to have her get him‘ all ly. He took Leslie's elbow and i- least two addttlonal hours other time. They climb n “w”

ly sale and that she was not truly excited," started down the steps by the way OTBAW , E 1 — (Q) —On gthlll 1100!! hour 1n which to vote. in s single mum‘;

happy: these sopearanaes were a __...,.l--»_-..~_-_..- —--——---i- == . ' g I

PLAIN S E N SE !

Th8 Canadian people have made a magnificent contribution to the common victory in Europe.

The Liberal administration can say with honesty and iustioe:

This is the Government which has directed

a’s war effort at home and abroad.

This is the Government which during the war worked out a program of full employ- ment and social reform.

things are a matter of record and of common knowledge

On the basis of its record the choice of Prime iMinister King’s party to form the next Govern- ment of Canada is a matter of just plain sense!

out

The Fomily’s Choice

Women have faith in the Liberal Working-Plan. “The Home ls the Heart of the Nation. It must be sound and strong. ’ ‘These are Liberal Government 's steps afiecting every home in Canada.

of ‘d Ila: ni rained tb price geiliggrunger csnrrfalnLiberal Enlargement;

h l aitt M a m chair per child from blrth. ‘_ vm." h.‘ p|d.._-nn “bud Go" Basile‘ liiuasrnail? ngilrd 1.5"- amid Ia Ylelllelll MN! —To date more than erament pledges there shall be no tinkering Indie halt resentfully. "But o! -

their families have with our war savih a in Victory Bonds

and u-Savlng Ce cater.-

7. Jain-Jobs for 900,000 more workers than in 1939-—a total of over 4% million jobs; 60,000 more each year to take care of natural increase.

l. A llasltlllar People-A mlllloa dollar National Health Laborato to be built: A comprehensive National ealtb Plan baa been announced. v

9. Canirllslary Old Age Pensions-Hi he: Pensions, lower age limit, no “meanfftrear.

llarnas-sopoo homes as low as 89.58 per

grants and benefits for

l0. lAara Trude-Sixty percent greater 1-‘- porr trade than in 1939. Loaf term rt ngdom.

contracts with the United K n- riaue reciprocal trade agreements with the United States. <

lI.- Central: fanning Off-No controls for’ the rake of control. As promised, the Liberals have been relaxing su ply controls aiace V-B day; materials for ouaes, furnishings, electrical appliances, radios, can, etc., ra-, leased every day; gas ration noon to be abandoned. '

l!‘ Reduced Taker-Special war taxes ra- daced or removed on May Ill Consumer oods noon to be available ar 1941 pnceaa Guerra: given prior! on purchasing new goods. Income lax r uctlona are nan.-

é nlimoennis

Botlcr quality better designing . better Valle _. .. These distinguish the dlonond anaalaas of P’ a ‘hls store where Bloebbd diamonds are proudly - ommended.

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llcrson’; shoulder fluttered. "Aun- lle Les," he murmured in a voice Ilke drowsy noon.

Mrs. Sanderson carried him into the house. While die was one. Leslie did not look up at She was trying not lrlghtiully disappointing not to have a little fun with Tony. Hi| nap would lam two hours and rho could not wait until it was over. Mrs. Sanderson returned. She id no attention to llurltlexh. ' ll is‘; bad time to come." e laid.

1 ‘who: ll I come?" Malia

Let the Liberal Government finish its work

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