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lhvarse United Ohuroh W. M. B. Maxillary was held at the home

af Mia Jamal Bell 'I‘hursday,'

May 20th. The president. Mrs. Ralph MsoOaull was in charge. Meshes opened with quiet music, followed by call township and hymn. “Jesus United by Thy Grace.“ The scripture reading, 1 “mill-line. chapter l3, was re 5.7 Mrs. E. W. l-llarper, followed by hmmv "0 H01? City". read slowly u unison as s prayer. A chapter tom tha study book wag the; mg. I! “D- Extracts being given by Mrs. Guigriion, ma. Harry Mutt. art. Mrs. Nathan Bell, Mrs. Dsviq Murphy and Miss Evelyn Bell.

‘Lord of the Lands" was then time followed by Benediction in unison, which closed the wqrghip service.

The business part cl the most. ins was then attended to. Miri. utes of the April meeting were read and roll called.

There was an attendance of fourteen. A message of apprecia- tion and thanks to the W. M. S. members from Mrs. J. H. Lord for the beautiful plant aerit her at Easter time was then read.

Mrs. John Haslani read two let- WI 0! srstitude. one from Mrs. Lewes. the other from Mrs. Allen- bv. York, England. for parcels ef food sent by the Society. ,

T!" ‘mﬁrlﬂ: was then received and the Lord's Prayer in unison ‘M94 m‘ mtetllll- A social hour followed. when dainty refreshments Were served by the hostess.

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about it being

And no bathroom

t drodorant with an atomizer top!

gay tulip design for my white kitch

designs for

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you'll ﬁnd “ Decals " at

_ d the hours before ' .- lunch run more - "‘ smoothly and I lob more work done when I'm ortiﬁed with e. good “Cream of Wheat" breakfast! _Yes, it's true - this smooth, delicious breakfast food is a_ favourite in thousands of Canadian bornes._It’a good and good for you! ii Minute “Cream of_ heat", _you see, is fairly brimming with blood - building Iron). . . it provides important Calcium Phosphorus for dicta deﬁcient in these elements. And it costs less than 1e a bowl. Re- member ihis when ﬁouke buying “CREAM 0F W EAT", the breakfast food made in from Canadian wheat.

Canada Wanner Days ' ' mean wlde- i. open windows and if you're a city-dweller, as am, you'll ﬁnd that cur- Clnlllll have sn u appy wa. of “abeorbinigx soot! We! _ ' here's one to keep your curtains ceaner anger. Starch them with Liriit, that ﬁne starch that's a household “buyword" with so many homemaker! I know. You'll lind that Lmit not only makes ironing easier, but that Linit-etarched curtains look fresher - seem to shed the dirt that blows in your windows! That's why I URGE you to keep only dirii at arm's length the iniii way! It's wonderful for shirts, cottons, blouses, lingerie. Ask vcur grocer tomorrow for LINITi

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‘but poor ‘Green-where's

_ she? She seems . . to spend most

r’ ‘_._, of her time " slaving " over her kitchen sink. I! I were Mrs. Green — ﬁrst thing I'd do would be to check up on those lasy, time-wasting drains of mine! Drains should always be free-running and here's such an easy way to keep them that way! . . . speed them u ‘with regular, weekly use of iliett’s Drain Cleaner! Just two tablespoons a. week in your drains keep them clear - make tubs and basins easy-fn-clean — save time, trouble and plumbcrh bills! Ask your grocer fo-morrow for GILLETTE DRAIN CLEANER, then, for best results, follow the instruc-

tions on the label!

and sugar, ._ smallest percents

feel happy about

dogs, butterﬂies, sports and aeropla

of Nylim Sewing Threadi

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Means DANGER

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i. ' when @713“! slapping and lafernetlessservlee fer today's WOIIIL MON: ‘REAL, May 27th - Be sure your feet are as dainty as they look in those fashion-wise new

and asit-h-Eiepger containers. There are other tc enhutomuand special playroom, bathroom’ “ c " for decorating walls, furniture and

everywhere. ,-a‘J--e..,,.. What I lrlglil lsglnislng to a " ~ May morning]. . . . a big bowl- of ‘ Cream of Wheat"! I

i lag habit of it =.

P like, wildﬁre.

_ ____ Mn. Smith has gone shopping . . . _ 1 -"' . Mr

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Spray away perspiration problems the new powder-spray dcodoranti

Spray it right inside your shoes, on your feet . . I or in your stockings . . . for there's never a worry

harmful to materials. And it's the

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protection. y in their.

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I Wlsli You Could See my newlyﬂdabiiated kitchen . . . it’! ll brighi and cheery as can loo-and all thanks to those gorgeous ’ "Decal" transfers! What fun they are to apply! I chose a

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Good News, they esyfepreada

And here's cod news to out about! . . . all Heinz famous 57 varieties are available again! Every day moi .and more delighted homemaker!

_ars rediscovering the mealtime

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CLYDE RIVER Y. P. U.

The regular weekly meeting of the Clyde River Y. P. U. mat in the vestry of the church with a good attendance. The vice-presi- dent opened the meeting by sing- ing hymnuees. "What a. rriand we Have in Jesus." Ethel Gillespie led the devotional period with scripture reading taken from 107th Psalm, arid the Lord's Prayer re- peated in unison. Responsive read- ing was taken from Romans 12th.

A reading was given on the theme, "Thanksgiving," by Mrs. John Beer; also reading by Qiirley MacKirinon and. Joan hmrrsy.

Hymn 637, -"shall We Gather at. the River", closed that part of the meeting.

called. Collection taken amount- ed to $1.24. Billy Mackenzie was appointed leader for next meeting. with Arnold Beer and Louis Mac- Lssn to assist him. An interest-ins quil on. childhood recollections was conducted by Mrs. John near. Hirmn sss, "Abide with Me", was sung,_ and meeting closed by re- nesting Miapah Benediction.

The minutes were read and sci! ,

vewQeeQQ-eeseetee; No, Mr. Brown B:

Gertrude Knevell '

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One of the first considerations to pierce April's bewilderment on that wretched morning - the morning when she had been dis- covered in Tom's arms - was the thought‘, "Whatﬁwill this mean. to Bill Brown?" How many times since had she gone over the events, telling herself how she ought to have behaved. Paraly- zed by surprise and annoyance she'd stood like; wooden Indian, letting Mrs. Van Elden babble congratulations, voice her icy over the engagement o! her dear. dear boy and her old. friend's granddaughter. The poor lady was not only thrilled by her nephew's announcement, she was sadly overeicclted. Evidently Ada, af-' ter listening at the door, had gene to fetch her mistress, and hurried hei- along the corridor. The unusual exertion plus the excitement of Tcn's news had brought one of Mrs. Vari Eidenﬂr attacks. Her face was pale and her lips blue, her breath coming- in gasps. Ten and the maid helped the invalid to her room while April phoned for Doctor

Bishop. CHAPTER XIV

When the excitement was over. when Alixe, summoned h-om the office, had slipped lrito her nurse's uniform and taken her place by her, mothers bed, as she always did in times of illness. two guilty young people went down to the

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dining- rocm to a belated lunch- ieon- April had e chance-after Bates had served them-tmtell Ten what she thought of hm. Tlhe boy listened in stciid silence, putting up only a sulky defense.

Now April leaned her elbows orl ‘the lace tablecloth, sunk her chin- between her hands and glared at her fiance over the centerpiece o! lilies. "Teri Parker", she groaned

"this is about the worst jam wd

ever got 1n."

"You've said it.” Ten grinned. with unusual chivalry l“ added. “I'm taking all the blame oi‘ course, this time."

“I'll see that yOU do."

"Only not right away, you know." Ten cut in hastily. "rvd got an idea about how to get us out of this, April. We're en- gaged for the present. ‘Ihen we stage a. big row gird-J‘

“Engaged! We're no Iuch than. Youye get to go and ephh it was a mistake."

“My dear Muffin!" ‘Den was mildly reprdachiul. “Have a heart. How can I wslk in on my poor sick elderly aunt and tell her things like that right in the middle o! a heart attack?"

“Tom-iorrow, then."

“No, not. tcuioi-row. Bishop said Auntie would be ln bed a week ai1 least, and she mustn't be excited in any way. I suppose it'll ba two

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gated to a worm like you fer two

Wcekl?"

“Whll! I." llld Ten Wlhll dignity I

“must remain aiiianced with wildcat for an equal length o time”.

April with a grin.

"What's the use of our grouch- ing? There's one side 0d it, you

know, that's not so bad." ‘The?’ H! fianeeds sarcasm‘ was ‘ntense. "what r mean is." Ten psi-sis- liell- "W9"! lot a chance to put

it over on anybody we want to

put it over on."

"Who, for instance?" April was

instantly suspicious.

"Well, the crowd. There's one girl who'll find out. she can't keep me dangling on a string forever."

"Ten Parker!" Aiprii clutched her crystal tumbler, longed to hurl it at his head. "Ii! I thought -- if I dreamed that you'd dome this thing-maids iyour aunt ill’

and got me in this hole all for

the sake of trying to Gwenn Handing Jesioua-"

“Oh, now, of course not. I didn't mean it that way—" The lgﬂ response was far from satisfactory.

“You did mean it that way." April insisted. ‘Ten, I'm going up to see Alixe this minute and tell her everything,"

April's fiance's mouth was full of cheese. "This ls swell Roque- fort." he mui-mured.."You ought to try it." _

April left him to his cheese, but at the door she could not, resist, g, 155k 115% “DNVB lmlxlne Gfwenn‘:

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He was attacking the ragout, which was really too goqg to neglect. After a rioernent he laid down his fork and looked at

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going to care whether you're an. gazed or not. She's crazy about Bill Brown."

“And he about her, I've heard tell" Teri retorted. “Tough or! you, my Muffin."

April did riot reply. She rushed upstairs to have it out with Alixe, but could riot get a word with her. Alixe was too busy and sent Ada to say that April could have the sifternoon st home to rest. She went back to the "Hill" but did not sleep that night. Next day she was allowed a moment with Mrs. Van Elden, but no conver- sation was possible, as the in- valid, though calm and happy, was drowsy Ira-n the sedative she. had taken. Alixc-who was itching to get back to her work, April knew —4Wns installed with her sewing‘ beside her mothers bed. She congratulated the young couple without. too great enthusiasm.

‘llhat very night, at home, oni taking up the “Fairrriount News", April saw her own name glaring from the headlines. Ten Parker was a Van Eldeu and the Van Eidens were front page news in Falrrnount. April flew to the phone, called Ten and demanded if he knew who was responsible for the notice. “Those things get out." was his only explanation. An even more difficult moment dor April came when Mrl. Val Elden, aurrmoning the young coirple to her bedside, produced her jewel case and made Ten dis- ‘mter a large and particularly hideous ruby and diamond ring. This he was ordered to place on April's finger.

‘Take 1t, my dear." the invalid insisted. "Teri could not buy you anything so handsome. and n. family heirloom is always suitable. You will find engraved inside

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PAGE ELEVEN

alter m! birthday,

"Are you telling me" Apr“ u.

isriicioss sinner no. WORLD'S mast corrrrsi

mu .1 M Mzxaio -

your ring, April, the narna at my

Great-aunt Euphemia whose lover was killed in battle. Ag/ery} valuable ring. Alprll. Guard ill carefully."

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(To Be Continued) i

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