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(To Be Continued)

PRESEN TA TI ON

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heated rirmnent about Bentley's idealism 1 still hold that Dr.‘ Samuel Johnson was an ignorant fool when he kicked that ﬁtgne.

chine.

"Oh lies. yes. dear me. I don't even know where the lad lives any more. Students are lngrates. They forget all about their old benefactors and merely greetings as Christmas time. 0h. well. address it to the Depart- ment of Chemistry. University of Pennsylvania. He's a. part-time instructor there Name is Cary Severance. C—a.~r~y.. Nor, Carey."

Tam put her hands to her

face and stared at him. “What an amazing coincidence." she staimmelfd. “No such thing as an ‘amazing’ coincidence." observed Mr. Dud- ley. “The very fact of owe’: birth is the result of a coincid- ence and ones life ls a chain of coincidences until one moment after death. All that is amazing is that human beings are some- times faced by the ordinary." He add-ed idly, "And why did you say it was a coincidence? He had the pendants habit cf going ill-to long ccmmullis about the ab- stract. and then referring to the matter in hand as ii it were ir- relevant.

"But it is" cried Tam “You see. Cary Severance is the waiter who quoted that thing from Mar- cus Aurelius about ‘a. vine to bear Smiles."

Dudley regarded her with un~ rufflizd eyes. "I see.‘ Then he hasn't forgotten all I taught him in English. But as I said in my letter I urged him to change his course. l-le was so much the born scientist that he was seeing med- ieval legends through a micros-

he was actually specul t- on the metals used in e

of the Trojan horse, and he be-

had granted it possible mechani- cal wings. was to him as romantic as words Open. argued. I bullied, I fairly pummel- ed him out of Liberal Arts into Science. He is impressionable, a little weak. fickle and in need 0t guidance. He's more a dreamer in his own scientific fashion than I am in my absent-professor car-

do. I daresay Professor Jessup has‘ provided. a stimulus in his mild, way. . . . Yes. yes. the boy is» brilliant if somebody keeps him. steering a set course. I must re- new our old friendship. It's really ‘a duty A pleasure. too. for he's a charming la ." Ha shot a glance at Tam who was listening with unusual attentlvenss.

“So he's a waiter? Well I sup- pose he earns a meager pittance as a waiter in Jessurfs chem lab . .. d. too. colnetothlnkol it. his father has always tried to interest him in t e old Sever-arms

will stand out against those parents of his. He'd be no more good in the hotel business than I would. Perhaps less. I could sit ‘by the fire and entertain my guests with medieval legend. But . a can't talk inter- _ chemistry-mic ld?. . . Bo you like him eh?" She smiled doubtfully. “Not i100 much And now that I realize how badly he lied to me. He told me ha was trying to Bet a little edu- cation but was working toward the hotel business and was an amateur bower " roared his loud appreci- “Didn't admit his serious passion for research chemistry? That's amusing. that's

amus ng.‘ "But why? Why didn't he?" “My desi- bcehlghléigt warns man o stodgy he's courting s he isn't. I-Ie-I was out even-

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On Monday eveiling, November 12th the people of Winsloe and sur-

rounding districts assembled u the home of Mr. and Mrs. Albeit Ycunker to offer best wishes to their son Altoin and to welcome his bride to the community. The wea- ther was ideal and about 200 weirr‘ present. Mr. Mrs. Aiigzl Younker were esco-nted to the sea... of honor by Miss Margaret Chas- well and Mr. Orville Tumor. Leith Carter was called upcizl to read an ‘address while ltlr, Gordon Coles on ‘behalf of those presenit presented the bride and with a well ﬁlled purse. The groom on behalf of ,his bride and himself, in a few ap- propriate ivoirds. thanked those present for their very kind and thoughtful act and invited all to visit them in their home. All joined in singing "For they are jolly good fellows." A deimlous lunch was served by the ladies. The remainder of the evening was spent in games and dancing. The music was fur-

ni‘ 1- by itlessrs. Francis Doyle and Melvin Hyde. At a late hour r. v.11 their way hcmewaid

after whiting Mr. and Mrs. Younker lll8.'._\' JTZIPPY years of nlarrled life. The following is the address." Wiltsloe. P. E. I. November 19, 1945. D831’ Alcllla and Alton»-

W, your friends and neighbors are happy to gather here tonight to extend to you our vcry best Wishes and congratulations, and to w=' l "cu bxn voyage througih life.

To you. lion. yi-ll-o has always lived among us. we say ccclgratula- tlcils We all know you as a good neighbour. and one who can always be depended on to do his part in all community undertakings.

We welcome you, Aletha, to .Winsloe and hope you will scon feel at home here and will take part in the activities of our rill-larch

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MONOTON, N. B. Dec. 3 —0om- menclng Monday, lJec. 17th.. and continuing until and including Jan. 2nd next, there will be a double train service daily except Sunday between the mainland and Prince Edward Island, according to an an- nouncement from regional head- quarters of the Canadian National Railways here. The additional seri- vice from the mainland will be by the Ocean Limited leaving _Monc- ton at 4.10 p.m. and connecting at Sackville with train leaving there at 5.45 p. m. for Prince Edward I5-

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On ec. 2i, 22 end M, train will leave Summersldo for Borden l! 8.20 p.m. instead of 8.00 p.m.. N“ rlvlng Borden at 6.80 p. 111-. mllkini the same connections at Emerald Jct. at presen .

O agDecwﬂ and 24. train-l will leave Summerside for Tignish at 4.30 p.m. instead of 12.01 p. m» "l" rlvlni; Tlgnlah at 10.00 p m. o" Dec. P, a train will also be oper- ated eavlng Summerslde at the some time and ariving Tignish 8.30 p.m. From,Tlgnish a train will be operated on Dec. 22 leaving there at 0.30 p. m. and arriving Summer- slde 12.80 n. ln. '

Commencing Dec. 81, train leuv- ing Summerslde for Tlgnlsh at 12.01 p.m. will be‘ operated Tues- day, Thursday and Saturday in- stead of Monday, Wednesday and Friday, and leaving Tignish (8.30 inn.) will be operated Monday. Wednesday and Friday instead of Tuesday, Thursday and» Saturday. traln times remaining the same as at present.

Between ' Charlottetown Sc-uris, train will leave Charlotte- town at 4.00 p, m. Dec. 21, 22 ﬂllll

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