PAGE EIGHT pi

With Dover Between By OOLiN HOPE

CHAPTER XXVI

~ ~ Il-lnfiﬂ we.“ "?'*"?"“"‘

e together in

still busy. but. Bill

Q'..§\!\"

jprgcd rmlon books. In M!

(to re-Lurn arc-robs the

‘at in their look-out for nan.

that Uvening.

ml on li.. 111;: u fiiu_

prllil velineu, whib the uni. about the remains wiiicir zne lrlntllﬂrd had hilrrieriiy ;. - ,\|l| .1.

t h‘

, lIi.. Villrlllill lsfevrv .. uunntlvu hull-wil-

‘.- i- '~,,;; ." "orrmd about in. the“ “And “ﬂy

his

meg-ling 1t, . I‘\V"‘ZC(1, "this 14 my 1W?» ,, d all. they were mv chickens. An up,» Vlmr surrendered f tie‘ v-Lor.

n m‘ lliﬂhis pipe beiore oarryini:

°"-‘-i. as. Vicar ma. mi- vvwiel 1 saw two men hanirinz lboill- my plans, and naturally concluded they WPrI» after my birds." ‘ U _ filly ihcv wl-rc H0. ‘W11

g1‘ up in. "l had zirrurgi-i. .01 about be there in the IWW °1 catching the thieves. I WM 1111"‘ men in m; fate ad your chick- “Bo at ls it may." lhlﬁWlm’ obvious y resented the 1Y1 L-Hllil- “on "1 5llppgeﬂ oui, iillil 0111110 down hare lll ilzc hulfﬂ vl mid‘ mg Brockfleld. Be wnsnt here so l mired hleescn i! I could rim! “P u.‘ sergeant over at Uplwr 58ml‘

mlgfou eouid have dons that. from your (iwn place." said the Vicar "“l?”§_»-°d,l.,..,_-,, I Cqiild. but. 1 didn't. 1' want/ed to find Brockileld, and in was wall I did. Maridon Wﬂ-l 111 ha‘, and wlmn he heard than I had loot e kn of chickens he told me to mks s look at Charley lfnnkfortis voltage. “Yours the only man about here who kvt-‘DS Buff Orpingtons.’ he said, ‘and they were Orpingion feathers I MW in e divih Jilli ‘m4 h" ulsoe I we; round en m-

Ilefsvn m Numb mum ior the chance to 80G m. Ind M- m“ h plunged.

I happened w be

inbr-

., ehnsrvod ym."I€'dhlWl°¢mtOK

the $3’ 'Yu, t sash an and nirht. not

.. e .. ”"'° "m; '§.‘3"‘w'“°o“§§.'ili§”°u‘$‘€§’ gag-d wouldnfxtxroublo to steal rowel:

' plemy own mini-pl

i-hoamenhan. “I " "NI:- hqoh been interested in your chickens, Dss-bley and I W‘ rwo and two to ether. Obviously he was looking or somebody. and thought it. ble that. this some- body was sling Darbley’: chick- ens.”

"B oq-“t Phi eakhg. new Ems/t you rho Oun- nsi?’ Bonny asked. __

“By way 0f Monkford’: cottage, he ioar answered. "I knew Mongord wouldn't steal the fowls.

s feathers wen mar his

when: when I was Neasborouzh It mu a. tun-

ltl animus; jg will hlddtn T- I Ivund it Y y e chemo

seem m‘. tou-

was very interested. He

to out. a long awry shortﬂ-a. thing owe obviously hated to do—“he me tiét the hmnel

atahe

buﬂt

Castle."

“But what made you think it might be there?" Iorbrook asked. “The pnrt. was pure luck — at but at amt.’ Lefwre admitted. "I tﬂﬂembend

Ramon: cu Neasbomugh

Whcnbnwne also had 10st some zfowls. and I was feeling pleased

l dBClUCLlVG reasoning, 50 Weni. over to Capelfern to tell him I believ- : ed I had located the lair of the ‘ thieves."

. "And burned that we . nnssinv.“ Jane put 1n. "Yes. I came to talk matters over with Bier-surf, and he decided it. was wise to 0t in touch with Mr. Phaeton 1 ."

‘luckily m: u a a w he in the ueigh enumerated. "Though, whorwver he was. he would have set things movi zailickly enough."

“An at’; about all there is- We went dOWn to the awe," Fens- broke in." and ihc rest you

rblev d not ininnd

at. the gel- shoiﬂli moi 111 me alight. He considered that his chirkens had been every bit ls vital as Lefevres tunnel, Unfortunately, ust as he was about to get inio is stride, there cnme the wailing 0f sirens. then a few minutes lnu-r the crash 0f guns. and the heavier shuddering thud of bomb;

Mrs. Bleeson hurried into the

i’.

BS THE BATTLE APPROACHED seemed much 1110M W1‘- hmh- law. the N"! m» - m ..m.. M i M i. F nston was m’ n“ Iioppuu m ha?! learned that ILLS chic! had found umch 01 interest in the tunnel. ‘there ample evidence than. the 5P1“ , a gved in the place for some on’; tines included a P0115 9 wireless transmimer. and CillUliilBlY (illlull, Bill's warning ihut the nlen hull widen“,- uxpelllﬂd to made the patrols even mcrenvlleazzli; The signal st-atbn OVIHOO - m‘ Dover was busier than usual h, spnv hf m; ntilclrless OIVUlC uiuulivr, l*llf‘ir.>()ll$. “mic haul illusi- J mm ozcl Dr this, Wnunbuwne, recoverillii 111"“ .1 _ chattln with m“ I an“ w“ “other! eesss o; m, meal

After the telling’

h was e bit of an archaeologist. and "my

7' ancient villain.

my,“ hem, um M, lbrmuzht them within sight of Tho

Wm, myself m,” mv Mme piece Unllkl» a hound. "And I bet there are ' '0

Wnlsomething even mon important.

Red Cross Corps News

Prepared by Che Charlotte- ‘ lnwn lietut-ltmeni. (‘anldlln I nun cnoss cones

llelﬂillYﬂﬂl

u mtnwn HoIPm-l. and Prm" W" ward Island HMNWL 5113-’ m‘ 7”‘ vincial senator-lulu; and three oth-

v '1‘-,i ing Centre H M- 0- §"°.‘,?,.,,§“é‘.....o.a, en's the R/Dlfll Air lForce station. huit and <31!‘ “one; for ninety-nine patients well! provided bv me Canadian 1.08108-

Air Raid: Precautions rmﬂvl

On Monday night. 5P?“ 19- 5' Prince o! Wales College. 1119 “"3" sections of huetgiantzdlau Retrlmtzma:

ern carry séjrrypssilccglgsfill full-scale All’ R944 Preoultidn; prwtioe. Pond It 3b three Casualty Clearing Centres and at Headquarters were stretcher beﬁ- ers. mewcngcrs. V. A. D.'s 016115. nursvs and caterers. DP- E- M» Found, Dr P A. Creeiman and ,;_ A, McMillan were also on 1mm; u, help with the more serimll

Boon utter the 510.1111 was sou» ed numerous calls for help wen n- i-elvrd n: "suilclilmnrci" bumcmbe" n( fir» ()ll.i"‘ Aillllilllhilﬁllltill Sec- flli", zmrl wriilen messages were N- layerl by them to the members of the Motor Tr seat-ion 11w dotsiled the mow er ﬂuids to its uirlressee given.

In response w these calls lhbtchl squads uf Lhe Motor Transport. sco- iion wen: out to collect the casual- ries. (bloom 8.7 McLeocFs and Sterne’ Laundry generously loaned their delivery truck; for use u ambul- ances). The girls handled these triwks very efficiently. IP01’ ex- nuuywle, one squuc. alTll/Bd at. the scone of casually one quarter Of l. ‘mile aiwny, rendered first aid treat- ment for s broken thigh bone, litind lire patient on w the stretcher and into the ambulance, and returned to their post within t/werity minutes.

1n two shifts member; of the Office Adminlsruiioli Section wok Mills a‘ ille three Casualty Clear- lng centres and Headquarters to re- gister the walking wounded and the stretcher cases brought. in by tho Motor ‘Transport Section. The whole section thus had a rhance to be- come familiar with i211 routine to be followed 1n practice blackouts ou- aciual mids. The V. A D ‘s, with their Pint Aid baskets and other equipment, were in readiness no bind a hand u the casualties began to arrive, and thev administered such aid as was within their province and assisted the nurses with the more serious cases. Both the patients and workers enjoyed soup and crackers which served in two shifts by the Pbod Ad- ministration Section.

The Officers of the Corps um! other interested‘ panties who wit. messed the proceedinrzs declared 1t to be a very successful practice, the result of the oo-ordinated effort o! each of the four section; o! tho Oorps working together.

room. “It's over at Handling," she cried. "All wooden houses down that ray, they'll burn like tinder

' 3A‘ smelt-in spot, Bundling‘ Lofovn remarked quietly. “Iii too ﬂat and dump to put. in sunken shelters. Besides, it was consldﬂtd a safe arc-a before France colla - sed. '.I'hure's no sort. of military o

jeciive there." “That wouldn't dour ‘ihs " Inrbrook said bii/icrly. To

bl laid: "50 it‘! 420mb i0 Britain now, We snail have a lot of this, I'm afraid."

Both the Vicar and the Doctor were on their feet. "We must be goin ," Lefevre said. "They'll want. our 01p over thm."

The other men . Ono thoughtwssoommomtol-to t to l-iinlndlinz as quickly as nossi le to e

p. Bill had difficulty in dissuading Whenbawne from accompanying the relief party. "This is a job for younger men" he siad. "Ihbre an ways in w this is not the way for you." As f0? Jane, he openly and emphatically forbade her to go. but she made no

The raid was not very severe t in crowded, defenceless Bandiﬁfg each bomb did lie 0110120 0 damage and rought death. iniury. and pain w the Pedple of the

The first omnpze trip of the mm was just showing over the calm mist-shielded sen as Lorbrook ﬂml Conners struggled up the windi hill and rounded the bend the

Hoppinw Mun, K "Coffee!" Bennv said, mlfﬂn; .\ no of‘ Mrs. Bleesonh omelettcs in rzn with it. wonder if I can keep nwake long enough to eat it."

But. for rbrook there Ill

than food, drink, or bed. As they approached the inn. Jane When- bawne cume forward to meet. them.

She was very pale and her eyes were red through lack o! sleep, and the experiences t.

"Jane," Bill sxolaim . “lave you been to Bundling’! Sunly your uncle—"

"He didn't irv w stoﬁ me," the girl answered. “U e you, he knew it. would be hopeless. I'm iraﬁd in first. aid, and I was ebie

w . ‘rhea was at Iunwilo t the

in store for brook. for a pub, amrentlv only slightl less exhaus than his niece, en-

bnwne awaited them,

"My uncle insisted on waiting to soc you," Jane explained. "He said he must. tell vou at the earliest, pos. sible moment , . ."

Probably because his mind was

now as tired as his body, Lor- brook failed to understand. "But why"? he asked, puzzled. "What does he . . ."

"I wanted you to know," When- bawne intervened, "that, I wish to 1161b. I want i0 do my share. All my work is at. the disposal of an - bndv who will . . . who will k . . . will kill the fiends who have bfﬂukht this evil upon the world."

Lorbrookh lassltuda dropped from him. HLs mission was com- pleted, successfully completed. And it had been the mad lust of the on- emv that. had tipped the scale and mid bfﬁukht in lust one more item i0 the fnrccs that would eveniuallv make him rue the dny he had startcrl on his crazy battle [or world domination.

rbrook turned to the girl, Hen-

saturday. AW“ 17- V" .73" o" {ice Admimsiratlon Sections for visiting service men in bosp Tune members went to thO 0184'"

9r; visited the hospital l“ 3°“!

We, no less than men, have real and vital work t0 do.”

On Armistice Day, 1939, Queen Elizabeth broadcast these words to a world newly plunged inno was

It was a call to women to put all their courage of mind and heart, all their strength and endurance, at the service of their country in its hour of need. Women of Canada heard . . . and answered.

Every Canadian woman is in a very real sense s warrior working for vicnory. Whether she serves in the armed forces,

l in the front lines of industrial production, ortaldngcarcofhomeandfamﬂy... her efforts bring closer the day of victory.

Once again Canadian women are making sure that every dollar is a ﬁghdng dollar. By rigorous self- dcnial now . . . in order uosupply the overwhelming numbers of tanks and guns, ships and planes that will mean the margin of victory for our ﬁghting forcesnmllofuscanhclpcogcttiacjobdonedza: much quicker. And when viciaory is won, Victory Bond savings will enable you to enjoy all the things which are not now available.

This time buy nob ways. First, with cash on hand. Second, on the 6-month installment plan, either through your bank or employer. In this vny you will be doing YOUR share in helping 0o Canada's FOURTH VICTORY LOAN, with an objective of One-Billion-One, over the top!

HOW TO IUY‘

Gveyouodctltoﬂaslylonnselelnlvhoiolyeu Orplazeltlndaehsadsofnnybnncholsnybenhorglvektoeq ma: company. Orsendlnoyourloonl Vlcoozylioenﬂudqnnssaa. Oeyoeeeasndierhnyoumployurssenuessgdc

$100, 3300, 01,000 and larger. leluunnn, bank, out company or your loal Victory Loan Headquarters will be glad w give you every assistance in making out you: order form.

LOCAL VICTORY LOAN HEAD 57 Queen Street QUARTPEﬁEe 1600

£406 Me sgitacié... B "Y v

arlhas at all times called for the fortitude o Women...

HATIONAI. VIII IINANCI COMMIITEI

BTIIRY BIHIIIS

134A '

WON‘ and Mrs James Wares. i

votionisl leader

Roll call is to be answered

enoe to us?" was“; up“, ' ~ - - -»»»-i --—~ "D0 you want n; u, do M» d" III-Tl‘!!! l-WII W-M-l. “Never further than Thy Orossﬂsdoptcd u comet. The Easter] re on, meal" new 0M1, RYE IN ass-r AFRICA

aged, may“ Th’ mommy mum‘ o: ‘he w and “Jesus keep me near Llleiyllﬂnk offering emoimted to $4.00.; e study ‘Period was taken {ram

Onsi ering the question w“ of M s m” n m h 8 I - N88- hose taking part. were r lreasurer repru i. given showed $l0.- chapter V o "The Church in the MOMBASA —(OP)-1- Trial pll the h hesi: importance to both of William mu ° r1‘??? t° ma- M"?- Hafmd 911111161161‘. Mm Pri-‘SWH .00 Bent to Mrs. Nicholson. City Street" of rye, never before grown in 231ml ‘iluﬂtséitllllfllﬁtzl-lgroti-hli am me M“ I WILQII; hem:- m d” Rlwkhm. Mrs. Gordon Andrews“ Place of next meeting undecldedl Meeting closed with Hymn "Vifhen swan. have nwved w mew!

I-Ylylhing bout x Ln. “cram lagers.)

nv sntv, imdcrstood. and went to inicrvir-w i-he food. Jane was smll-i

lug. No JOHKZPX’ weary. oes this _ , make s differ-l

——--i____ COITII SINCE MAHOMIT

The inland highlands of Yemen, l" Arﬂblﬂ. have reduced coffee B11100 Mlhomeifs flint.

i tsp I94), K11; Fnmn Symitﬂe, Inc. WMJ llghl! mend.

». 4-87

iI BUZV th W d C " U16 PPOYECUJTQM 110128 l0 ..<::"ia~'y..ir~..:r“aa;l 2:2,; "A1r1~=-<=~r-="’€-‘r=-§”?~m‘$ s‘: mineral: ‘ l§2°rilf€fili"£'.‘§ ell“: “sigdmml- ..°" “I.” . '1” *"....°"*" i": ins. arm" i to warn them thaifomelettes soon mQ“th1y;___~H7'l'!'.__|‘J_!?I__W9E!=. PF°Bl¢l€il-__M1_n_u_ies were read andl Christian Stcwarrlshig andprFgzrance “n w" M" h’ e o! u. {is mgr,- '00‘, 2.5:‘ $53.5. “l? ‘i *‘“°"°;'l b.5383 rmmcnvo U15 FATHE w’ " "" oor bargain her hgsbandmm R BY Gemgﬁ M¢Mﬂﬂll9 . m u. m» all 19$. (lli/Q 0n istdfill"?! w eou_;~6-~11RE3-'M W‘ "me is sense ea a Volcano and make their ve he- ‘Owgrsony 6,395“ 109A WORK THAN fora breakfast." than an air m GON. T Y‘ LISTENING TO raid warning sounded. but no one To 5 “v N “l, - ATI! mid much heed. TAKE ‘T EA5YQ .5‘ \\ "What d’ ou mean, ‘edge of n a, . volcvtnﬁ"): Besston in t . I!” A “ e . raven’ H t ' . the other side tavlelgvolnwenjizlyl- 0.’ ‘e ' ' l " odd miles aws i" w, "You're rlsh mlsnls. We ro t 4 \ that don't we? I su it oug t w make a difference but if I know '~ won't."