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MAY SEYMOUR. when lwtund here hall the H812. Usually she lulled himself because of her love spin“ ‘be “so: with some girl ti, en are doing." she aflair with anuthe man. returnk" friend or other . , . She says we p115 and "led the way thmugh her home town after a year’! ib- lire loo hr out Iron: town. Keeps me darkness o! the llbrnry to the RH“. Sh! it"! M!‘ WWIQR! "'4 teasing me to sell the place.“ hi; guﬂfoQm beyond. with her small fortune sets out to HQ ﬂopped “gun; ‘m; M03“ n o 0 F" "4 W"! I "'1" "i" "‘°"’Y" a1 Mar quiuirﬂlr- There were eight o! the "chit 5'" "'4' h" "'"Y¢"- 9113K GREG‘ "You don‘! was: to go in there. i-eu" . . the boys ranging in age OR‘ ‘M’ GLOIHA’ h." Mk’ m“ d0 "W?" H! B?!“ U! “lamb l" from twenty to twenty-ﬁve the W" "u" "'°"""9 I‘ M’ III". lhe-‘direcdon or the sunroom he- girls rather younser. The; had

A‘ Aghm“ c", “w m““ i aw 30nd 11W libﬂfi- TIIYWSB "l9 Ill-ll stopped dancing. and were gather- °"“' CARLOTT‘ FRALKING‘ dwrs that led to it Lia-r could peel 3 av-‘und “r0 1.33.‘; on; Iﬂadgd ‘m’ M’ """"“ “EH35” WE“ he ‘ﬂash 0' dentin‘; ﬂsureai -~ h-faudwiches cake: and u! snaunv and on: SPRAGUE. jnaeﬂe man)!‘ ' terriﬁc ma“; _.i 3 M gmgeme . lsymt: Qinqﬁtyreiweti ‘Q.§Z{{.Y'§I§ il-Ego-‘e Ire sit here b)" the ﬂrennd‘ _ seed Ziclltrrei one of the ha: been in love with Dan torP H‘; an‘ "h, arm than‘ up be-I: fbzréf: whlkkev h; m“ gmu"

“a: M" "a he, up m, Wu", lure the ﬁre. and May sank into" .514 geverely. ““'h|ch one o: ought it?"

bury. who. the Xhinkt. i: the rich on them» lilrheé 1R a “f” r now“: she in looking for. In her 1 00d- puiﬁnz a! 1r and loo-ins (our l-‘Ouug men looked mun-m “land” him nhe ipendl aid a! he?» , sh. bu! none o! them spoke- mira o! her little fortune Onf Vila! am l gain; w d0 "lib m)‘ Dadf" walled Sally. “You cwgh,‘ ' igirl. Mrs. Seymour?“ Lzehsked pre _ ﬂab my xr[|e5_ l net-e; At last he proposes.‘ and May ac-éi-IIYJF. "He"? 53w is a! eighteen have a good time at homelike cents him. Sue turns over to him wild as a baby tiger. Doesn't kuovrllne other girls . . . " for investment all the money she how to 1a ‘anything but dancelike, ~\\'ho brought the whiskey?‘ has-including 812.0% from the a ahoru: zlrl. paint herself up like » ftrfed Ulysses again. "I've told saie o1 her house. But she imrne-gone. and smoke cigarette after clg- _]_ Sally. l won't have liquor in diﬂlsly rvvreu m; when carmu. “we all ' long" r ‘ ,- house.‘ . . . Now. you lell me departing fer Cvsliforzia. wtimiyhl-"f May loosed ‘thoughtfully at lhcerho bmugm m" not to trust iter ury 0e ar. 5,2‘ B.“ 5am. had When 1M we: w Waterbury 1°, are axing: bad for nerfnmly, ‘ud- we “m3”! "'9 "mm °I h" m°_"e7' healtn. o.‘ cursrse!" she agreed. j ggaln, *-= §‘"$?P""* A" M": P'“"°"'."Aud the pain! u ll spoil her skim Suddenly a small glpay of a glr! i p°'"“'°“' “m h." 3"“ Bu! _ . . bu: l b ‘re in dancinz. lvho stood beside her began ti i‘? 9°" s’ My’: pa“; '2' $2‘; it's health)" exer. . ' . - _.. "l cannot tell a lle . . (grim w "e ‘ ' m n ' ° ‘healthy bod‘ - ugh! it in my little ﬂank. Mr a ﬂu‘ n $59 Wllébi-ﬂi 3W1 T161’ W95 5710119» Forzun." she said sweetly. lookin’. o" ‘he “'7 ‘h’ “M” ° m s" "You Bee. I ‘larvae- mF-“YQIYT she 1;: a: him with eyes like hlue-blaci

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Eirogrgeghuiwiqe 6w“? i‘ us?‘ é-Yplxﬂllléd. M; I 5649114 dﬂlliillihwller and smiling with parted lips . ‘ - '. _ ,. < xrimike cigars les.

best friend. She shrink: from meet- D f9. ‘mm I I

"let's go in and we that the

closed her lips refused to open

11'! please don't tell my lather "l throw a ht if he knew l stole own w Min! 111!‘ ‘JIPST 3h» liquor. wouldn't he. Sally?" L. raii norhinz. HI"! She WEI"? Sally. appealed to. nodded so!‘ Bu: all r233‘? l.‘ l had a "He certainly would. Bell)” "lshz-z: .1 my own. I'd see to it , “And anyway we dldll’! wlrank nor The ﬂask on]: . 0h. Dad. W111i‘-

Glorla persuades her to face them bravely: and one day while she and May wgrg lunchiﬂg downtown > Ulysses Forqan and his young daughter SALLY. come to the table Ulysses asks May to help him chaperon a party that Sally is qiv '

‘mg that atterneon in his home. w“ 410mg w“

v "Iain to be seen. He had caller-tel? " -il the glasses and was emptying liwm. one by one. into a silver

i: her.

‘ ‘ "Here. Fred. take this into the by a m“ mother." he sail in‘ :1 Ifw {one --:r 1'0“ and Qmpty lt 1mg the ‘ drove up w wlrlll I WOYIIIQI‘ l! 3:011 l mind talk- slnky he “m, handing l: no the ' - tallest o! the boys. "And l mean 1c eflilll)‘ lt ln the sink . . . not pour i! down your throat! Get me?"

"Yessir." the youth named Fred "answered. and disappeared with the pitcher.

‘There?’ Sally threw out her hands to .\la_v In helpless appeal. “Didn't I tell you Dad crabs ever)‘ "¥!\01b9\',"»parl_v l ever have! He's just ruin-

ing my life!" . , . She burst lnno a though iv. u-as oniv live rycloclethe? "Ml Forgﬂn." she began. NPHIIIS 510ml of tears. and in ﬁve minutes motl-l-zrav twilight was seulingﬁ" 93"“ 1m” ‘he gmwitg nmqlhe P3"? W" B‘ B" 9min‘? 5W5“ I ' From the u-lildows’“\_°\1 119"?!‘ 11%“! (he 51°F!’ 0! m! departing sadly like mourners ata

' Tuneral. 13-5“ a e n

THE STORY

Ulysses FOrgaflYl hause was far‘. out in the subu the city. hill-z

As he anll ha

. m, w their H“ ‘ _ V thp'§h8 wolftnlisten to me; I'm only

.,..,-_, o! ‘azz waved u“ ainer itilfltrf. .

Q" J ' ' . He laughed, But there was u"

11M ha“ n3 to it _ _ _ _ zrnslverlng smile uIl vklayu lac-e.

,5 air,“ Lqvqsps reHShe slarellpr him. with wide sol-

' I ' emu eyes . Could it be possible

lhnv he had never heard any oi’ the

sip about her’! l1 he had. he

.. ' '- want her to Sally, would he?

"d eel. rired ofrlar

The afternoon was rainy. and a!»

o; the south wing lizhts glcgamed. .h‘~l_f“a_'"yl‘_deaﬂ_lk-x did, _Y°_“';" _’ “What a ivoniierfui {Hill's on I HIE“ he i’ o‘ “m”? ' _ , .~'8.\' all.=\\'ered_ "Read auoul 11 ln- _ Q papﬂy l "l swear I don! knoiv what lo do Ma)‘ cleared her throat. WW1 "f" chéldfxihe "chllgfvdxath- .' . ,._. . i “ho "ou Enozv Why he rho! hinl-jel‘ '39“ 955‘? l9 - 333 l“ l 9y 70V? A! one Mae O'(_;t:elhh,.0'gf:,e?a-f-q:self?‘ e afsked. and her z-oive wasiha-ck W "W"! lhrimgb U“? (iﬂlilllﬂfé ' ‘ t much more than a ‘aoarsoidarkllesﬂ. "I've given Sally every m p00‘, whisper. It was very hard u» sitillllllg ‘h?! m0"? CB“ blylll‘; 81;‘! L Lvéses 5am motiesllyjhere in this peaceful house. and go =11" 51195 "0! 3P9!» s e5 l 9 he“, a‘; m‘. 35$ mu are; 111g gﬂyfy or DR Jghyfs SqjHIIIOSIdQIHCODIEIIIQII treature In the my grandfather's-Tide; war]. ' . . , H h {we ﬁx“, . wt?“ 5mm. wit; \ou ve gnen .er too muc . . _ ' ' “mm Q3. that's the trouble." May answerer! I offered \lav hi" arm wlth anlrﬁwed‘ "she-s bored with ever) lIII-f1l.~‘hiull8II I courtesy that shew?" Eupimﬂ“! ‘c’ b‘: i" 7°“? with mm? ' ' 38"?“ “with Dame-s Elnlesf iked ‘ill-l ("v-v went u") tile s-u-‘rfhirn. “(Aren't vou?" meY r9 drmkmg parmes- “b3 d0!“ - q [l]; A 7' I 4 h p. May nolilie-‘d. WllTlIItiS Her sil-iyu“ I9‘ h" 59‘ a job? L91 h" “am M; while Iymphq ha“ q wood t-Y] p teemul m ‘gpfead ‘hrouwh Iymxor a nurse. or sonlething like tha‘ .- -.l . .<~- _. ‘.--_ , ,,,, zire burned brightly. and a bowl Q1 roonl. l0 lhrob like a healing IltZQYKIH ‘Baliloellltliinleolreallo? [lgseiiglrk H m“ late roses shed their sweetnesr on m“ ere yin] Ill love wlul him? [had nounlofuaur? Uvweq answehy, the warm fresh air. Through wide: F-i-‘te-‘i 35 '9‘, " '. ‘ , f doorways. .\la_v could see other.‘ 5“ _.\' QVIFQQ 119T 9-"95 fmiushomf “,"°"§f:v:§“-°f,'15 o! m! M“ rooms . . a ﬁrelit library. and 213111’? "Qad- The" FY"? 19-! [IY-“SBS ; ‘d 30”}: cm d 3 .' diningroom agleam with silver and Wasrgn iéand firmly down over lllersﬁ 51;!’ eilgler Edam‘ or go w p“ “m mahogany_ e rew t away caressing y. l __ _ ‘f "This is the ‘homiesf home I've _ . . She hadn't quite made ulhpoﬁ!‘ 1113"}? 5119 ﬁr“? HgSIIz-uniiil‘ eve,- Seeny May 5am‘ slinpmg Dunner mind whether she wamed_>Ie"5 ‘e onlrgutrfklnl. o U", n! her coat. "l! makes me feel '1 U551‘! P0118311 l0 m“ I" 1°"? “m1 A} a rxliatlgrio 8c ',.. a 5 e!“ ‘ happy jug m he here _ _ , and l-m ‘her or not . . . She'd have to lhlnkfha‘ hm 8'23 ‘my!’ O ‘d (e! not saying that just to be polite. I“ NH‘ i I“ I e d“ “,6” h” etc u ":8 l “lean i; , _ _ l lot-e yguy hump)" x And in the meantime. l? clever his e795 pa“ m" er ace w

lived This was . Of course.

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Ulysses shook mt head. “Ittakesilhillg was w keen him arn\'s}““""' """'°d '°°"" . n woman u, makealmugeaqlomelflertgth. The less o: herself woman.‘ ‘IBM W“ ha"? ‘he Emmy W“ he replied. "A house needs a mls~ 113W")?! mall- i119 m0r9 0f her heme “I9 or your house‘ he 581d‘ tress," ' EWYiDIEII . . . The trouble with wo-j 3483' shmfk h" head~ ,,

"But yllergs saute." _\la_\- began men was that when they loved a‘ I knew‘ a‘ Pam‘? o‘ n‘ ‘he

Fiysses sruiled griruly. luau. the)‘ Wanted to zlve him ev- anawered- I 38"” It to “ m“ w

"This isn't ‘home’ to Sally Il'.\' ﬁlfllling~lhelr lore. thelrthou;hts.“""°5l M’ "fe- Ami w ‘put it ele; Jusl the Dlave where she parks her X0 “Winder men lifed OI’ “B11161! B0 3mm» he Skip?“ out with IL lipstick and gets her lelephoneﬁoml ' I'm “My bmka"

L.» . i- - . . _\l - 1 a _ 7‘. Without warning she be=an to ca l‘; he bald, She doesnt sleep a) s oo lip/Bird shook hersel . c”. not Downy u Sal“ “M” "m!

but so quietly that Ulysses could ‘hardly hear her. He seemed u‘ isellse her tears. and put one arn‘ around her to draw hg; to hlm

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iAnd May lound herself sobbing he grlel out on the shoulder ol his rough overcoat _ . . telling hlm all fnbout the wily Waterbury.

l "l—-l wanted to wrlle and tel! you about him.“ ahe heard herself lBﬂyIlIg. "Bu! l—i was afraid l didn't know you well enough."

y There was a long silence. as Ulysses lzulded the car over a rough detour. Presently he spoke.

"You know me better, now. ,~don‘t you?" he asked. "And the ml“; rd like best in the world ‘would be to have a letter from you now and then."

' He said ll in a cold. ﬂat voice: and no May didn't realize that ln his own queer way he was trying

to tell her that he cared (or her. ‘She drew away (rum him and wiped her eyes . . . lave-making had nev~ er been Ulysses Forgsnis specialty. ’ (To he Continued.) ----oeo---—

Dominion Live Stock Report

(Clnudiln Frenl) ‘ MONTREAL. Aug. 26.—Domln- Jon Livestock Branch, There were M2 cattle. 159 hogs. and 140 calves. l“)? one on the nvo market: iwI-th the shipment at 320 calves and about 400 lnmbs lo an outllde lbuyer yesterday the markets were cleaned up. Hons remained

1 .They're hare already." Ulyun re-

marked n: he drew the cur up before the brand ltepu. 3°“! “ﬂﬂm ‘um’ 1°? "I"!!!-

und 811.00 to $11.60 tor cows,

ndd’

lion’! be cross with me. please. Jays and it seemed as i! the time

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This Is the end ol the ﬁrst week of the picture-story o! "David Cop perlleld." Children who rut out the ;I£'\\ITES every day will soon have: whole set of David Copperﬁeld lolls. Watch for more of this story next week.

Peggolty told David that his mo her. too, was going away on a visit mil when David heard this he was xery anxious to go with Peggollyi o visit her brother al Yarmoulh.

They planned lo leave in three

would never come. Davlrl was so ‘nxlous to get started early in the norning that he wanted to dress ‘he night before and wrap himself an a blanket and sleep in his ha! and boots. But. of course. his mother and Pegeotty would not near of 51H’! a thing.

Very early in the morning the carrier's van was a! (he door. A! he last Davy {ell very 501T)‘ lo leave his mother. l1 was (he ﬁrst time he hail ever been away from "ler in all his life.

(Peggoltyﬁvbest dress and ban- "let are ilolil o! blue silim ‘

WGY Program

SATFRDAY. AFGUST 29.

WGY (SCIWHFCIBILV. N’. Y.)

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Eastern Standard Tim;

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1l.~l0 a.m.4Produce market re-' port.

11.55 aim-Time signals.

7.25 pin-New York Philharmo- Inlc symphony program from lnwlsv Rohn Stadium. New York; Willem Van l-loogslralen. conducting; re- broadcast lrom WJZ.

9.30 p.m.—~Dauce program by Ho tel Van Curler Orchestra. Schener- tady, .\‘.Y.

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FRIDAY, AUGUST 23. 1925

CNRA (313 Metres.- i p. n1.-

Kiddies‘ Hall Hour-Aunt Ida. S31) p. m.—

lbminion Delnnment culture Marker. Service. 9 p. m.~—

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STUDIO PROGRAMME

(‘am br-ne" Mo Ben." "Omn hi: moi fu" '.\lr. l". cil Blanchu ‘. (‘onlrallo Solns—. Anna Mnlenlant. Tenor Solr_.- —- Sieczt-d- A. J. Mason. \'_,iin Solos 1a) “.\laz'lrka." l\\‘icneawski.i lb- "Ave Slain". (Schuberll. lcl “By the Bﬂlllllt‘ Banks (Arr. Valentine Henry- .\lr. J. G. Davis. 10. Barilone Solos la: “Th- Bliml Ploughman ICIZITIKQLIDI “f-a-es" <Ra>5arh—— .\lr. Cecil Blancnarvi Sdfrdrze. l1. éfprano Solos Llk‘ a Rose" Soul" lBreill,

'19 Stevens. nolorle Duet —S»:‘lecb.d - lrvirle Alatcolm. Prmo

.\Il.\5 Vela Sharpe, Secondo. , 13. Baritone Solos (a) "Oh That

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I3! l.\'ev'n-.\lr<.. J. lbl

We Two Were Slaying" lXevinl-l

‘b! “Dawn in the Desi :1" Rossi ~—.\lr. Cecil Blanchard Selfridge.

Pvilnwc-il by (‘NRA DImc-e Orches-

am rhﬁisied il,\'.\ir. “Killer N‘ .110 Ttlmr hlrs

Accolupanisz: [rains yliil-glm

(‘NRT 135T (INT. 6-30 p» m. lE.D.S.T)-—- Dinner Concert. Luigi Romanelli and his King EII j ward Hotel Concert Orcitestrnl violin: in the 3min Dininz Raoul? of the King inward Hotel , 9.30 p. m.-

llezres i, T0lm_\"l~(),.

STUDIO PROGRAMME

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with lna lnckhan, Contralm.

Trio-Vane Lent “Rose ﬂour‘ se" (Auguste Bose.) ~' .(‘omralio Sol0——‘.\Iy Heart lsi Weary." lrom rho Opera "Sad-i c-shda" (Pier-Lug Thomas» i

Trio-Trio No. 1 (Haydnl. l

Address. ~ i

Trio-Serenade (Widow.

Conlralto Solo — "A Summerl

Nillht" lGoring Tlwnlasl~uﬁthq

‘Cello Oblllmto.

. Trio law "Passe V194" 1,90‘ Delbesl. lbl "Told at Twilight (Chas. Huerter-l

. ‘Cello Solo far "Irlarluluinade" l“. H. Squires, 1b: "The Swan" lSant Saws).

s. Trio-Concert WValtz.

Voices" (Paul Llucltrei.

11.30 p. m-—

’ mace Programme,

l/ulgl Rolnanelll and his King Bd- ward Hotel Dance Orchestra.‘ ill-Willi! in the Summer Garden on the Kim: Edward Hotel.

puma-u

"Autumn

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Chlldrvnh Half Hour: will; m; l-‘anner, featuring up "Tomm ‘Pole Land" Storleg,

8.30 p. m._—-

PART II.

(kamblned Slmfo Concert and DWN Piper-ammo.

Dame Pmmmme. bmndcut by remote comm! from the Edmon- ton Rlverrlew lhmlng PIVIHOn b; "Gr-yum rlpp end un Orch- e r1."

This Dune: will be conducted h!

l\'leuxtemps—.\lr. J. Gib‘

“Sang 0t ladle: at the party-

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A‘. SNAKES I1 our o: p“ "

d0 yo, rd‘ . y“? . V 4y to spenr. “ti,” ; “Oh. 1 tail him on: l- fnnd nldlﬂl loosens up."

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VERY UNLADYLIKE .-..

Her Mother: l hope you and _

your little trlendx behuveo “kl

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without halt trying.

AUCTION SALE

Al‘ IOXTAUPI;

fluke Furniture and I room lunnlll liable. new: m-xuiu vrvwtlﬂ‘ Wndneedny. September 3nd. I715» one (ft-lurk nhlfp. Fee bud r‘ Apply- owner Ire. (‘ofln nr xnaox a B01‘- Autknﬂ 46715-847305. i

FOR SALE

Double tenement bomﬂ- ﬁr" Queen and Euston Streets. U?!‘ lot, beautiful shade trees. IV oudluon. modern lmvrvlﬂlm“ If not sold privately vrlll be o“ ed at public auction Sept. 15l-

Apply to J. K. ROSS. New Bank ol Nova Scotla Bulldlf

' Under The “Winding Up Ad”

On Monday. August Slut lant- 2dolookP.M.ln mm o! m mm hone: or m» pill" " Oennduboxtrlne no. I-u-v ‘M’ twvh Kluge bounty.

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pony new in Llquldatl building: Ind muohlneﬂ 1"‘ never.

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Ind under the dlretﬂdn of the Edmonton Carlin! Club.

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