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As Less as I Live s, ‘ i EMILIE LORIN

lament stowed die a Ila station in church-awed e near o! the mountain. mm the open door driited a radioed baritone

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vice the car, stopped, the driver with incredulous eyes and out-stretched

gpgléoaolaed with "shucks. eggs-s greet u

you, . been?" -“' ’ and wtnk at Joan.- "lhe wile?"

"Miss Orofion. this is my °1d friend. Johnny Nolan. We fought

r. sod to inset any friend oi Nolan attested heartily. He returned irom iilling the road- siel-‘s tank and leaned soelably on the door. " w far you going?" "To the top o the mounts‘ . HOW’ the road?" "The town hasn't got w work on it yet and I'll bet last n ht's

rain and wind raised hobs wit it. someoneh opened a swell hotel on one oi the other peaks. Tain't quite so high as this one. Whoever it is has a pull with the government and there's a big crew making a roa .'

"and the town iathers have let the road on this mount ‘m go to the dickens. I got you. Have you had any reports on it?"

"Nope, nary a one. A sedan stopped here ior gas-at —well, I'd s,’ ‘twas ‘bout three o'clock this morning. Three guys in it. The islla drivin’ said they was going up the mountain to see the sun- rise. ~struck me ‘twas a cockeyed thing to do, but a; I'm not set- ting out to run the world nor the people in it. I didn't say nothing except to ask ‘cm to stop and re-

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Bo sot the hamper down and pulled two cushions irom the ’“"““" ' t. wliffil si°"‘ ti? your -coa c c on other%o oi the house. The view 1mm there is glorious. a panorama oi east, west, north and south. W see the sun set and watch the moon come up. We'll have tho world to ourselves and what

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11s; a bridge that hung

like a spider's web sbbvs the white water of a shimmering river; vil- lages that looked as if they might have been carved from mother-of- of ponds glittering

pearl; s chain like polished mirrors and on a dia- m d?

tant ridge, two buildings that rear- ed falnt and shadowy against the sky like painted houses on a painted back-drop. She recognized Silver Birches and ‘The Mansion.

"The view from here is even more lorious than I dreamed it to be.’ Joan exclaimed.

Biad. Help unpack the hamper, will you? Hope I selected something you like."

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"It looks and smalls marvelous. Pilots mlgnon, luscious mushro , parsley-powdered snowy potato balls. little bunches

. You've made a mistake, Mister, this isn't a picnic supper, it's a banquet," said Joan.

port on the road when they came (l0Wl1." "What did they say about it?" "They didn't stop. They were back in just about the time I al- low ior the trip up and down. When I heard their car I stuck my head out the bedroom window and yelled, ‘How's the road?’ “They didn't stop to answer. I only had time to make out the number-twas a Mass license — before the red tail-light shot by. It may not be as bad a; I think, it is but you won't rind the road like a trottin’ park." * Nolan chuckled and winked at Joan. \ "I guess you know Craig well; enoug , Miss, to know that he ain't got it in him to tun-l bask. Now that he's started in politics. we fellas that went to school with him expect to sec him Governor one oi these days." V Lamont laughed but Joan saw color rise under his bronzed skin. " that a h or a prophecy? Which ever it k you can see that I'm, fairly lapping it up. I'll stop when we some back and report on the road. You have a. ssnappy

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grasp one oi the Allied scanned when they appear shown one of the Maquls, troops which carried on the Caen was ln German hands, Cross oi Lorraine and to assist the Allied Army. openly. - (Canadian Army

French hands stretch upward to phlets which are eagerly

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stand here, Johnny." "It ain't too bad."

Nolan stepped in the d ed a button and the ildlng flashed blue, green and red lights. "How's that for class?" '

' "It's a. smash-hit! 1’ll be seeing you, Johnny.“

. our copsfltuenis are as enthusiast: as your friend, Mlswr Noian, I ll look icrward to shaking hands with Governor Ls- mont on some February the’ twen- ty-seoond. Then I be boasting. ‘I knew him when-J“ mtlohnnyu an “optimist. Here's nnlng mountain winds and winds till it reaches the top. Look at the ruis. The rain must have rushed down in torrents. Think you can take it? 1i not. well turn back and go somewhere to dine and dance." ‘Quinn: backl I never turn belck. s rising yo pglitican o! whom I've heard ‘it"s... . ‘on- ward Christian Soldiers!" "onward it is. Johnny was wrong about my never turning back. 1'd turn back a dcsen times more I would take you into dan-

that they were silent till a tremendous Jolt bounced Joan out oi her seat.

"What a bump," she asped. “Our Progress makes ma ink ct an anny tank manoeuvcring over hill and dale--m0stly hill I thought

Iced fruit Juice cocktails and an flllllotizinz variety oi hors dbeuvres preceded the filets piping hot, with sandwiches. thin and tangy. Followed a dessert or maple eclalis with fragrant colic, rich with 02138111.

"Fve Just remembe e ops- cial delivery from my sister. Mind if I read it?" said Joan.

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thee mightier yet ' LAND OI’ IOPII ...°..“.r a ntr-‘tssi w "Y i‘.'.'t"l"2¢“‘.'i33; ".:..'*'::.:'"" m?» the decline of Britain. Her star was about to sot. lho was old, stagnant and decadent. Her

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place ot leadership among nations. Rte must _ status of a third rate power; a; land with something o! a past but; nothing oi a future. But lock lei her tod Listen h Eff.

pessimism can be heard. Not only is she singlng-"There Will Always Be an England"-but she is plan- nlng a better England than has ever been. J Yes! In very truth that may be said oi her. What kin oi loyalty to high ideals "What Price :lory?"'Th€ or unparallele suffering patiently and cheeriulw sndurwl. Whore now is the croaker? Where | now l; tho acorner? Where now are ltho leering Anglophobes with their that "England will

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tho "democratic way o! life," not only for her own national security, but ‘for everything that makes ,worth while to live at all, the light ror the soul oi humanity. And so, with glad and thankful hearts we acknowledge Columbia's "Salute to Britain." - J.D.F.

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titude oi spheres and have exert- ed their influence in many vlvio. provincial and Dominion-wide ac- tivities. They have received the right to vote, have held seats in Parliament and legislatures, have worked ln all mating oi industrial

concerns; and in war, have lug with seal and devotion. which h peace negotiations and treaties. Our Boarding House

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P. E. PALMER,

McDONALD,

LT. COL. R. C. CHANDLER.

eluded in that ill‘ ' [which will dctcrminlzoillzié “no ‘nations and or individuals. “There is every P0115011 why W. Plan should be represented n

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The ros r took the last shaft‘! rise like a bird on wings. Joan looked at the shabby build- lllil flhflfi- It was an Inn o! an- other day. Years removed from the throbbing world o! automobiles and a lanes. Horses had plod- fishy _ awn blldkbotlfldhl up‘ an‘;

I. mouna roa the wide doors which were shut. ‘ now. Upper windows gased|

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. In a oi rook valiant dandelion flaunted one ye ow blossom. ‘Rio tap, tap, of a woodpecker drifted eerily irom the roo. Tho soun set Joan's nerves MIND. Curious that it fleet her like that. shle a @3011. MM“ ‘ gunned and looked at Crag

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