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11w WEEK at S. D. U.

keys to

a cabin 1 . by

Lida Larrimore ‘NU IVQ

iway. You've always. ridiculed senti- jmaiit, I “n5 glad that you wanted B church ucuuiiili- Not that I've en- iuyx-d the Cidlltl’ and iuss. But I wanted you w want all the old en- cliuntinems. Something old and svllltilllllg 1ie\\'—»l.>ii't that Lhdway it goes‘! And choir-buys and brides- muiils and Lwllitllll. I wanted us to do all the siny things people used to bolero lullliiiltt: and sentiment |went out oi style. I thought. utter we were married-J’

"How little I've known you," she marveled.

"And how liiile I've known you.

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At the iirst. meeting oi the S. D. U. Unit. oi the C, C. S. M. 0.. the following oiiicers were elected. President, Leo Poitier; Vice-Presl- dem; Joseph McLeod; Secretary: Maurice, Smith; Councillor; Rossiter. Rev. R. V. MacKenzie is Moderator oi the Society.

Public speaking classes. A very intexestlngolecture on Debating was delivered the students by the Rt. Rev. Rector Msgr. Murphy. Four Public speaking classes have been iormed. 'I'he following are the oi- iioers: Senior and Juniors: Presl- dent, Eu ene German: Vice-Presi- dent, Hu t. O'Hanl.ey; Secretary.

Mooney Councillors, Frml: O'Connor and George MacDonald. -—Sophotiiores and Freshmen: Moderator —R»ev. J P E O'- Hanley, Pli.D., ~—Clia1rman -—Joh'n iliorgan: Secretary, F. P Alywvaxd; iOoiuicillors, F. A. Brennan and_ ‘Owen Sharkey. -Grsda XII and tin part): Moderator -R.ev. Gavin P Monsghan, PhD. —Ex- ecutive Committee: Fred Hessian. Austin McKenna, Charles MCIVOIH; Aeneas hicEntcc— (Fades XI and

|You'\'u ll\:\\'l‘ spuiiull oi this place,

‘time to your iu-luiiziute party, you,

- when you came- you known nim,

iiiim to o0 111-"

_Siiii‘e the bllilllllvfi‘ i S11v1‘. hero with Uncle

in. "'i'lien ‘.1: ‘e answer. I've known all

ii: certani 8.5 l d8- "1 tried. i-o .10 me —- Oh, must you 1111.»... 41f mo?" - 111'...) lil his, looked ' seriously. ' ' were the lowli- ics’. pUTrUil I »< L".L'1' known. it's tlic flldbll o; a Ali-lune, l cant break

wha t

"-1 down over

slic >.'1.1i.‘ 1 you lioii, iii I ‘ .115

' lie smut-t! 111N111 ilie uL u ills- io knock

4 .1111 house

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arms.

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Fodci. ‘Food. darling." she sairl. "I Wish I cOulii."

i Gay opened the kitchen dooi. iSifpptii oiwiue. closed iiio door crui- tilflunly. John's llgure detached it- ise-i from shadow-s, at the edge 0i ithe clcttziiiu She ran to meet hlzn coming to meet her. I-Lis arms caiugiit her, liiied her, sci. her ieet on the mound.

"I hOltut‘ you would come," he said. h"; lips azailitst her cheek,

"I siiouloirt have. Kate heart.‘ mo. I know though she teneiidtxl to be asleep. And Tod ieel-s so badly. I can't iliiiik oi them. I can't think of anything cxcc t being with you." Her eyes llite above his shoulder. "'l‘lic moon," shio cried

"It's so peacelul." Shit

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softly, breathlessly. had. "I c ty."

can't imagine being in the

"Will you be?"

"I don't know. Mother and Rob- ‘ert, my step-father, are still Southampton, I suppose. They'll be ‘iiiovin into the city, though, now .iliat 31ers isn't to be a wedding.

lDad and Aunt Flora may not open‘

the town house this winter. The ‘re

ithinking o: staying on at ‘Dun n.‘ 11 want to be where time will pas-l quickly. I don't. lmGW-—"

| "When you talk of your family-J" “"-

John mused.

“Wliat/z" she asked quickly, "You f

wound- “1 1M you." he said

iidently. Fliers we are so close.

_ en ou 1:0 away-I can't even imagine what 138% life 1.3 l-iilCfétl IidI could ii.‘ our iir ng 1e ay. now Ga is waltingnior the post-man, now. able play g tennis, now she's hav-‘ 1H8 111mb. now she's walking down

walk. List the things you neQd mid ,wa.lk to the shops. mink of 110w

psmzruegifiiiisfiiijw- Mariam liiniqlrmsflt

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73;» 1.. .2. .‘ " i‘ “ T Z‘ ryiko. Beauty After Forty I 1......“ 1.111710ibfiilflmoullfliluifitgearooymnly ____ ll-Fe atmid to Step out. f11'n1]y_ 111M midrlioyanzvd "wnddle" comes from little, imbalanced 31013, 511m your wwirrht iorwvutl, pull in your mm.

of ialwzie a. daily _.1uir llllflrll,‘ s01 '11:".

‘l’ "'1', ""~"“'",' 1m» section mu 1.110 bosom w out w , . . . . . _ . In m‘ Muir tiiil ilit Sil0ll1f1t'i'_-; hack, Tuck iii

vrur butitocks. Now vulk. Ono, two, . HHYV‘! Now PPWX! Take a look in 11.10 illil‘l't‘.r. tilmt old, slumped ' 1. yutl li-ivv az-iiuilly Llilit wily. - lit-ind of 11110 old irlok n back o.’ ploy 11'. (‘fli'(.. ill’il iri 111'“ llii‘, ilicu S".’?‘]Jll<_' to uiu; H1 m uu. u ~

, ,, luv. tour o fr» body. Your

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insliioii.

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Sm! one hnlanriiie. Wni1i<_ ‘inn’; shuffle Ktvp time to a lime tum 8001i twill bioom mtvural we]; with rhytihm! e to

T0 invorovo your Oilffliflkb time; a little e2‘ fort and roal detl-miinao- we. but you am dn it! n. will flake Wflrs cir Your mm. our clothing will look btttrr, you W111 feel butter!

“fhvu vou sag mcnicillv you sag physically. Got out. 0i the slumipl flunk about. how you um- to improva You can sot rl/l or um. dos-risers illmlll- “M. lIlii'_\' accumulation m, 1.111» liar-k oi l-iil‘ nork. Shouldn't-s up, “hill llll. bovm lrtrh. Tiicsc words must ho iti rruir coiisririiisricsg ewrv niinull‘.

On» v- rv oil-air, iviniqm. "ma" “llflui I 2:11 1w, s '5 lit. lie;- d t}; mm“, 1101111; of 1111i‘ i11‘.'. Sliu suddenly rvallzrd H111.‘ “'11s lr-"izl ' 1i. r9011‘ go,

v . ouidziix tl*=.\1i. lie-rid rlrtopiti". S110 i1ti., :1 iriror over lwr (ifVli When sin 5 ,.. '1 l1"i's"1i <11» as ll“lI'l r'*>"ro't ]!”‘F'lll'f‘. Every time “ili- ~ _ rib (‘"l1’1 so}! liou.‘ t. lint i'll“7‘0\'(~f1 \l'lll'l'.'l‘i um. i. l’ m iikii aiti-

uf John. l luid 11o idea that when he, M“ A_ 0_ M,

X and Commerc Moderator: Chairman- iwm. McGuigan, t t’ ziry —Ger—

at you. weren't‘

her i l)‘ \ no tit-tempt iul - ,

n happening 1n New York."

| “Oi course you can't.

Y,hour o

aid McQuziid, (‘l/Juvillors -—Et1~ iwurd Caron and Rom-rt Donahue. =’l‘he .~t1i<ie:it oii: - oi the latter i 1111'“? groups will :1 iire |)l'0Ql'.\ll'.\ limponit speakers, v- . kinmbers ml. iiike ihtll‘ turn .. (‘ irimnii and ;Socretary' oi nlttilllba.

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‘hay sports were Fiiere was keen events. tiitii ivcrt‘ brnktii.

: sfxicltizy tijipcriretl ii:

The animal ii liclti en ‘Tuestiai’ ixrli " 1

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, .1 s .\i.- ~iL‘l‘.(‘(i Llj) \\'1tl1 ior ilie ])l‘P:L‘lli. M. Poole and

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. czi hr i. 9 lYc-uu ..:ri ilt-iuv nu'i. R/‘t"ii'~‘iioi1s under irlie Ontario Fniui pxirlucis

Gi-udm and Stiles Act. The“ Aw t smite in ("first liliai no rrr E 1 1 mamiiactuie, import into Canada ' sell. offer or have in paysgugiq; for

sole tiny butter roni-niuiiig more i‘ than l6 per Quit ivutnr or 1Q,» than * 3° Per writ milk nit. Biztu-r iviiioii i, does not ooiiiorin to these si/imzltirds loi oompcxstion is deemed to be Bid‘ i ultiaraitod. The iniomintlon was 1am | by a Dominion hisiaector o: Dairy

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town to gel. a soda at the drug- store, I would ieel closer to you. But 1 can't imagine our life. It iwouldnt be more d‘ iicult ii’ you were a Chinese princess. It's Just. - I'va nothing to go by," he finished lamely.

“You she ask

"Not you u you are hem with mo."

“My Hie, then. 1 saw it toni ht, whe g

n Todd and I talked oi mutual acquaintances, of things that. were

still resent me, don't you?" ed.

"But I was afraid-Seeing him more with you—He‘s known you a1- iways. You have things in common. d he is attractive. I was Jealous land I despised myself {or being ‘i931. lous." He gave a. short mirtiless ‘Wlgh- "I wa-s- stuiiy, wasn't I?” {on wen and it was silly oi

1'1 know. I'm sorry and ashamed."

org 51%! (lili-flcttrd the years be- a a once

sheds its skin." a‘ ‘ make

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gasonabie. But when I've xiigiihuigg o ..

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i) __ give you something. Every every day we're a art. you can say. “flier-ever Gay is s e‘; iov- lng me and thinking oi mo and wanting time to pass quickly." "SW06!" His voice trembled. "I love“ youIso." , " nd ove you. Re b t1 find 110011112 can spoil (To be Continued)

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