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ifor Sonny's supper. How you
_both love. to see him eat . . . dig
:right into his cereal and milk
and fruit!
_  If you havcn’t tried it-give
_him s bowl of l\ellogg's Rice
|Krispics. \Vatch him listen . . .
_ "as those toasted rice bubbles
-,actually crackle out loud.
i' Rice Krispies are one of the
Qest of cereals for children. So
tempting, nourishing-and cnsy
todigest. Serve for breakfast,
lunch-for supper.
.7 Al\vn_vs oven-fresh in thc
rod-al1<l~grec|| p;xek:i§_r\: with the
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lst. Apply A. M. Campbell, 135)
:Kent street, cmrlolieum., P. E. 1. ex
205-1-4-18-Gi
  K
  by Keturah's prophecy. "N
Burke, having hea.-ped her plate --I
F01' Sale or Rent, rt Bcsuilful Wil
Home and large lut ncnr Post Office, pd
St; Peters Bay. Possession. May .Pd
 _ c,_'_<_:`ng to marry mc?" he demandedias
By Margaret Pcdler I
tor once more. Jean relapsed into
her happiness, and now the glpsl’
had suddenly given word to her <‘/WD
indefinite premonition of evil.
“For the-re's darkness oomin'. . ~
‘black darkness."
It was a relief to loin the rest
silence. More than once, more than in
twice, since she had come to BIB- cep
land, she had been vaguely con- da
sclcus of some hidden menace to
THE BONAT METHOD OF PERMANENT WAVING '
Elite Beauty Salon
GWTEU Sf-1 0761' CFCY Phono 1329 In un’ “HY ’°’°n°°° °f M°Dd5Y perance.
. _ ’ ' ‘ ' _ February 22nd, Mr. J. Fi-sank ix usins
Proprietor P I; Gugiisglh, formerly of the Rose Marie sthvehh h vm, highly eshefmsd ___T_‘;_°__ ¥_’_';”__:_‘°a__";_‘;f'M':s’:__°R0;;_ A
eau y oppe' 1 resident °f Wi1m°5 v°~u°Y P3-“ed Btavert, James Btavert, Archibald
of the picnic party, who were clam-
humouredly indignant with the 1
"Another five minutes," announc
ed Burke, "and we should have be- gr
restraint a moment longer.” it
The party was qlrte a large on€.\
the feeling of oppression generated Wa
h lobfier mayonnaise, establish-
liinvelf beside her, and proceed-
to cntcchse her about her recent
perience.
“Did the lady-\vhat's her name,
ct
an undvrtonc. his dare-devil It
Wanderers for keeping them walt- '_'
mil can
gun without you. Not even Lady J
Anne could have kept us under Th
fect
augmenzed by a good many friends 'sup
from round about the neighbour- mmw
hood, nnd amid' the riotous fun and ms
 ridiculous mishaps which almost. muh _
 'n\'m'inbl_\' nccampuny an alfresco ..Oh_ very Welh.. she yielded ht
mf-5*" nicnl, Jenn contrived to throw off las
‘No agreed Burke. ‘So I'm a
you‘l1 have to give in The many friends of Mr. Patrick as well as ever and would be able Penitentiary For
eau rather thought so, too. .FitzGerald. Waterford; are sorry to carry on as usual. Early in the Women Nears
ere did.n't seem any way out of to hear of his recent illness. month of November, Mr. Stavert. Completion
Gt. ,
: ._ .
curing loudly for their lunch, good- 
aid ." l
She knew that Burke was per-
t, resignedly. “Have your own Honor roll of Waterford School days before the coming of the end- July. Thonew institution will pro- D1'
y. you obstinate man." ‘ for the month of March: All that medical skill and kind vid; goeommodatlan for 100 wo-
ow-and always." Grads IX-1 Imelda Kenny, 2 friends could do was done, and it mm prison”-,_
intent to," he replied ¢ool1y__Clara shea, 3 Margaret Kenny, 4 was believed that he was continu- The pi-0_1¢¢|; wa; gzgrtgd more
Rota McAlduff. ing to improve slowly, when for than 30 yea;-5__,g0 when a prison h
CHAPTER, XXI Grade VIII-l Edna McKenna, some reason or another he quite wan was el-ectgd The wie,-pl-|se~w3,5‘. th
-_i......___.___ _ hm N_ B__ mend. th mb New ,hh .I hm much mm hhm you
<0°11i111\1¢<i> Also Bonat Method of hair drying. All lines of hair Annan race track his hesdquu-gm think I am." '
dressing a specialty. Most sanitary and up-to-date methods. for the summer or im. ur. Ju- 3"* It il UW Ill Um' Ind 11° 1|
Jew felt her f°°° 112m° 'W' We solicit your inspection, and appresilfs 7011!' patronage. dine is wen mmm umm; P. n Is- li Ni- H0 hll \‘°l°1\°d»W°b°1l°v°-
let in the dusk of the tiny room. _ ' had num' -1-hs "muh of un; fm- gm" when ,fm-mg ng.
and she mn-ned and made her way W9 |\3V° 0P¢I\_0l| 8 ll¢W_ ¢5l»8b"l|ll!\¢||t» illl llllflllld th, muon mn Annu Wm, ver best, where trials and sorrows _
meaty on into me smut.. me the latest and quickest permanent waving machine on the ,meh ,nd .M ,mmm ,,, ,_ asm- me .as when aurora.;
h d  more, thankful for the eager que; market' " ‘“ ' had horumen W” M mm naw, ls unknown. "I‘ho end was peace.
_ _ ics of Nick and Claire, which serv This ' ' ' in “mme m~_ ,yu-dm, to gum The funeral which wus s. large `
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3' ‘ll i  li h mined mmsphm mduoed by th’ SP€¢i8||1llIK in rllwlet endl. cannot burn scalp, ¥lves`no °' """‘”m' nm" m uw mm' wanna’ nmmytedxmb 31:: l
 Omg gl " final mment. . - _ in service was conduc y
_ g ° ° ° ps’ ‘ °° discomfort. uses castor and pine oils while giving the per- Tilton: 113° gn; °'7’°°_ Mm? Uh” _,_ sh cm, _ Jem, umm at
as they climbed the side or me manent- ”- _____K_ .the howhy Rm _,_ W_ A
Wenwill have sn expert from the Bonat Laboratories h N‘°“°‘°°“~ W' °°°’¥° B°"°°“
'lui 11231121 ?.l.l;'i»¢l-n°`ilp§i.gi:lm1l.ls2?ll:.'linl¢n'lnls“¢y:;: ||| M E M 0 M Y°°“°"'- '“‘° '°"‘°° “"°“"‘°“’
y period. Call or phone for an appointment. ` A M - W" ‘ "W ’mP‘°°“”’° °“°' T1”
 peacefully away at his old home gtavsrt, Brewer Auld, Everett
1 there. IW h.
0 42 I Bchurman and Bamue BHK
_-___ _ _ The deceased had not been in a Ingemmig was 1,, me Nom, ng-
good condition of health for sever
ward to the day when he would be
-or Fred as he was called by
ly capable, under cover of some Mrs. Patrick Gallant and son practically everybody- was taken
posed mishap to his trap, of Colin, Waterford, _have returned ill with a. nervous breakdown. KIJNGSDON. Ont.. April 20-(BY '
ing the whole party into oon- `from the Provincial Sanstorium. Shortly after he became ill he was The Canadian Press)-Erection of to
on and difficulty,.rather than Both are doing as well as can be taken to the Prince County Hospi- the firse Canadian penitentiary for In
qulsh his intent‘on. expected. tai, Summerside, for treatment, women is nearing completion and
where he remained until a few
The astute trainer md drills! of W! to persuade him thst he was _
"depot", om Jardin; og mug. not at all seriously ill hs would
time." md when his friends would
sang beautifully “No Shadows
floral tributes were beautiful and
consisted of the following: 1'-N88
HRE
_,/, proteins and bran - q|| gh,
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Q  si bmoersfmswhslswhsm
\  groin ls yours for ln."
Indo In Claude Ullh Canadian Whoo(
11|! CANADIAN SIIIEDDED WHEAT COMPANY, |.|||_
\ crousod vigor ond poy,,,._
DDE
sior Division of the Sons of 'rem-
ue cemete '
_ I d - ‘
t have a fuss at a picnic" ST. LOUIS AND VICINITY al montl1s but all were looking for- eq _£y..__...l_ eu
will probably be 9C°upfed early in
J. rasnsmcx srsvzar crescent. the family. mms. Excel- ” A " _ _ 
The Hugh way Traffic
Act
A sec'r|oNs 102-103.
The following scale of fees for
cctive:
Trucks up to one ton Glrrying capacity ........................ gig
Trucks of one and one-half tons carrying capacity ...,..,_____ “_
Trucks of two tons carrying capacity  sg
. Trucks which weigh, unloaded, more than 5,000 lbs. ........... 105:
Trucks which wel h, unloaded mo th 8,500 lb
1930
registration of motor trucks 1, M,
B . re an s. ............ iw
` Trucks weighing more than five tons, when loaded ,are not ,,110 __
hways. _
operate in this Province without 'a permit from the Department ..
8 .
A special registration fee of $2.50 is also charged for trucks D
eviously registered in this Province.
OPERATORS' LICENSES.
All new applicants for Motor Vehicle Operators’ Licenses shall
ass a. satisfactory examination before, and obtain, from, a, Member .
DIVERS maprimnqgg 2 Lea Kennedy._ suddenly took a turn for the worse. then hbandomxg About gevm yen-g‘vehi¢1¢g_
Grade VII-I Annie Gallant. Acting under the advice of the ago work wa, ,gum ,gm-ggd on mg
“I dorm think 1 wang my Grade VI-l. Marie Gallant, 2 doctor in attendance, who believ- separate hrlsoh for women and was
urah'.>~trll you when you were _champggne," _-,aid Claire, smillngly, Eva Shea. ' ing that there was apparently no gradually hushed along ,mm now
Nm; filed 8 glass and handed Grade V-1 Lea McKenna. immediate danger and thinking ohh, “hal details remain to be com.
to her “Bein utterl free 135 Grade IV (a)--1 Edward McAl too that the change would do him ‘
o Provincial Police Force, a certificate of competency to operate mo .
(BN) H B. STEW
. . A
Deputy Provincial Secretary-Tre _
Charlottetown, P. E. I. _
April 13, 1932.
1938-4-9~!lt.
is not hi the historic continuity of-
- s v ` ~ l ted. ' '
To let for summer months, the eyes laughing down at her impu- ,hu phodmeh much the sam, efggcglduff, 2 Roy Kennedy, 3 Pat Mc- good, md also at his own request, lpfrhe new hmhuhg Wm 8;" much- gm °__hh___m__ but ___ hs new
Beacon Hotel, Victoria.. All modern denL1y_ I
iconvenicnccs. Would consider sei-
ling. Apply Tourist Association, or
2005-4.14_1||u|-.gi lmppr-n retorted Jean
sl
iFarms For Sale 
L ___ `f
on 'rut-sa.y, ann or April as z “
b’clock, two excellent Farms oi' 75
and 92 neres respectively. Estate
Austin J. l\IncNeiIl. Stanley Bridge. occupat on in lunch and conver-
TH05- BDI-CER.1\ll¢'li““°0l° saticn, Bui-ke’s hand closed sud- 0
ooeooveoeoyev cant be much good ht her j0b ills
ing. . . . black drai¢nessf"'
"No. she did not. She only fore- hahhme55_ oh_ why ohhh I he grade N (b)_1 Herman game.
e broke off abruptly in her
dy.
Grade III (al-1 Edna Gallant,
ll
“\Vell, that 15"-C0mDOS9dlY» "Sh9_5pe9¢h her “Ce wmgeu an 2 George Gallant.
- - i
ER. P. Rogerson, Victoria. [5905 U1 “S5 Um' are Wally S0195 V’ 'always free-"
. ' ~ S
thi'
ie missed seeing it." He
"Well"-Jenn affected to
der~“the nearest she got to
as that she saw 'darkness
5.?
lmt for her suddenly stricken
_  §¢0# O-QO~&0-QO-
. 2081-4-19-me-31 ii”
\
lFor Sale By Auction
ji I have been authorized by Mr. ‘Cl
“You little devill" he said, half to
amused, half sulky. 'Tll make you
my for that." g
sooo
Upon
ixe
him that C1aire's eyes were
d in s sick gaze of spprehen
. 1118, d
ed past Nm; Wm, 43,7,” ,yeh Grade III (b)-1 George Kenne-
y- ups remained pm.|»,,d_ just ,S dy, I Gertrude Doucettn, 8 Frankie
when she had ceased speaking, and Shes-
the breath came between them un- Gmde I"1 I‘e°m“'d Kenny' 2
even1y_ Rebecca Doucette.
Nick renewed me success or mr -'1`°“h°'- M1" F““1°’° K°°”>'-
Under cover of the general pre- g1,_hc°_ But he could "Q hwhm' to -T. `
' xp
region og dvsmam A mm in “Are you looking for__ something
nil' over hers. Chauffeuys uve,-y_ vaguely “mill” in menu clothing, sir? said the
h1m» WN lD`Pf°B°h1DK. and 1; was sbopwalker to A banned-looking
customer.
“Certainly not," was the reply.
But out here, in the wind-swept, sion It hehhhded Nick 0! the mol; 'Tm looking for something in
wen spaces of the Moor, Jean fclt_0f.
a wounded bird, incapable of
women's clothing. I've lost my
lwalter Chappeu as sell by public im’ fm' °f mm- - flight, as it watches the approach "fe-"
function his farm consisting of,_
» .a
5256 acres with large orchard. at
ltlarshfield, four miles from Char- l
iiotietoivn, together with ali stock, 'm
'ifarm machinery, and lmplcmenis, I
pn 'nnu-sday, zach day or april, as lb'
D o‘eioek in the afternoon. Sale
lposltlve. No reserve. m
Mailer Chappell.
J. A. !\r:.fDo_\:.-san,
' Auctioneer. zloa-4-zo-za-21 eg
“First catch your har?" She re- of
listed defiantly.
a hungry cat.
"What is it?" he adred quickly.
He regarded her tensely for a ~Whht»s the mhtmf nh God! “ke
crment
y cart this aftemoonl" d
Various cars and traps and saddle
horses had brought the party to-
ed in a harsh d whisper
_ dohvt look like than Clhhel.. kind. "What has happened?" Rc-
“I‘ll take your advice," he said s;0W1y_ with difficuieh ,he °°Zl1lBlDg the Charnwood livery.
iefly. Then he added: “Did you wrench" her ,yea may m,m_,_hht
lknow that I'm driving you back in slum cohvehtmhhl hem., in we continued quickly: “Has Bix' Adrian
ark mm uvem " mst with an sccldent?" She could
..Doh.t you hee who it M.. 'he conceive of no other cause for the
k ¢
sho turned to the chauffeur and
man‘s unexpected appearance
as .
ether at the apponted rendez- Bef,” Nick °°u1gym,wu._ the "N0, my lldy. Bir Adrian is wait-
vous-a little village on the out- mm md made his my to mme-| ini’ in the car for her lldyilfv-"
l“H+»" »,,”Hw" skirts of the Moor, and Jean had me md named __”______________y_ -'waiting in the car?-, meat”
EYES TESTED
AND
GLASSES FI l“[`ED
E- W. TAYLOR
J. S. TAYLOR
Optometrists
142 Richmond Str(-eg
¢OOOOOOO-§-¢¢®~OO-
§6-00-04-5-O O-O'O4-O9 $4 #4 *O-0404
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Professional Cards;
?Stewart & Lowther
] J. D. STEWART, K. C.
N. W. LOYVTIIER
BAnms'rl~:Rs, soucrrons, ETC.
84 Great George Street
MONEY T() LOAN
driven up with Blaise in one of the
You certainly are not she re
“Quite impossible. It’s broken
lunch hampers in it, across that
God-forsaken bit of moor road-
Tormnrin have got to be sorted
into other oonveyances. And I've
Jean's face fell a little. Through-
had seemed less remote and more 
in the car just along the road
led quickly. "I shall go back as thm_~» H, hom.” ho ,hem on broke out Claire in s low voice of
I Came-in *ht C"-" ins white rumen of md which ‘“°°”~’° °'“9"- "Ii" W” ‘U '» *fm*
crossed the Moor not far from the
neu-n, 'racy runny in-ought on me bm of the wh ,_ s¢,,_,,,,,,,,,y cm. London at all- He only pretended
was v.|_,;ble_ ‘ to me that he was going, so that I
Claire, her face sshen. turned to “Md "'h'°.k th” I W" 9'" ‘"4 h'
with disastrous consequences to the Nick in nut’ hhpehh could trap me." $10 looked st Nick
enr's internals. so that you and "sh, Adrian., I though he hh for and .lem significantly. "He must
London this morhihu.. h;ve__;_»verhex;rd _vias-th_:._td day in the
s ru ery a C mw -y re-
______________e ____ m_____ Nick shot the question fiercely at __ °“__
" get W” hc' the chauffeur but the msn's face m°nf°°r7 They b.°"‘ n°dd°d' And
remained heshhctfuuy hhhh then planned to humiliate me in
Exeter and then returned. After
: 
BELL' & |v|ATH|EsoN
R. rl. neu n. 1._1v|aun¢s.,n_ LL p.
like his old self than at any time W
guess that this wrangemerxt of
- Charlottetown and Montague the new peace.
out the drive up to the Moor Blaise .No hh. Sh, Mhhh dm” hh fu
ards we drove on here, sir and they
e oontretemps had occured.
hite striok f
"Beg PM-dm_ my 1my_». he "hh Jean and Ledy Anne in chorus.
Staple cars. She looked at Burke touching hh hah ugh. Adrhh "ht The little group of friend; drew
now. -in astonishment, me tc shy that heh whmhg for you closer together.
pl
"Dont you see what it means?"
-s trick! He never meant, to go to
front of half the country."
(To Be Continued)
"How will Blaise get home?" she ohh.” W en no Wu
ll MARK R' MCGUIGAN askm' evidence enough that something m' Il" I
"They can squeeze him into her
since their quarrel, and she could wld hh in th’ Vinh" we Ahmad had
_ _ Wu at Bhelston ’Nrl." ‘
`.  & solicitor, _ Bllfkes WM 11°-YGTY mm? W °°°' Meanwhile the other members of ’
_ Money lf. Loan duce towards the continuance of the pany -Wm hewmmg "nn th”
M 0 O
was
amim, and simultsncuosly Indy
lmnw
.calvin amuse'
‘ B. A.
fnalmlsrsn, so|.lc1'roR, ETC. car, Judy Says. It‘1l be s tight fit. Ahh, hhd _,em hum” “md  \
.
Mossy To Lo.-\N b , 1 h _
Eamernn Bloek,(`hnriottetnwn,I‘_E.I, mu le can cung on by L’ eye fi
MCLEOD & BENTLEY
.v. A. asxrrrv _ ;
W. E. BENTLI-IY K. C
Barrister and Attorney-at-'Law sx5l"l'-H suggested Jenn-
. Ollleez 180 Richmond Street
MONEY T0 L0=\N two extra in the ear. There lsn't
, 
'.l. A. MacDonald, K.G
‘_ BARRISTER, SOLICITOR. &c.
_ Riley Building of the Shih.
Charlottetown, P. E. lslnnd.
I would drive Blaise."
Money. so Loan and Fnllrctlons
ctw.. me very bm, uuenuun. "Um you would refuse?"
575-2-6-lmonth.
ll. F. MacPllEE, B.l\.
nnnnlsrsk, soucrron
_ NOTARY, ste.,
Bflcy Building. Charlottetown.
|76-2-8-l month. "   __ t
really room for one."
plated reason. A broken spring in `
the clog-Curt. or something. But I
<10 mean that it I dont drive you, ‘-
I drive no one,"
shes somehow,"
"I think it would be a. better ar-
angoment if you drove Blaise and
went back in the ear with your
"Theres certainly not room for
“There wouidrrt be two. You
"Pa:-don me. I should do nothing
"Do you mcan"-lncredulously-
"0h. I should invent an armour-
Jean looked at him vexedly.
"W0ll." she said-\mcertelnly,J‘we1
at is it, Claire?" asked Lady
, suspectrg bad news of'some
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i 
 s
rsifgne-mama' `~.4l.~¢,;0'
l_1_e_¢;i___ with apprehension. _ ` 
is
/ _ c
Furness Red Cross Line
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_ height md Passengers.
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10 A. H. .- ' qi
_ I,-<” Lv. for St. .lol|n'|
AF” 33 ANU ll
Ml] 1. M” g
ll-I! ll May I8
June 4 yn, g
_ fortnightly thereafter. _
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feel drunk, Ni°|¢_di-“nk with Kenna. _ because for some days he had been heeded qumem for the Wmh,_h¢1y_ ___U__________e_____”
wishing to get home, he was taken
to his old home at Wilmot Valley.
But he had not been there long
when it was noticed that a change
was coming over him. The heart
evidently began to fail. Every-
revive him but he continued _
sink gradually until on the abov
mtioned date, his gentle spirit
winged its heavenward flight.
Mr. Stavert was the son of the
late Mr. and Mrs. Peter IB. Stavert
and lived on the old Stavert home-
He leaves to mourn the loss of
s kind and loving brother two
brothers and two sisters The bro
thers are Rev. R Hensley Stavert,
Hunter River and Mr Erskine P
Stavert, manager of the Confedera
tion Life Insurance Co Sydney. N
S, and the sisters are Miss Annie
I-I Stavert teacher and Miss L
May Stavert at the old home Oth
er members of the famly who pre
nurse, Moncton N B 1'
ax
on the fsrm at Wilmot Valley.
The deceased was well kno
b
and was held in high esteem
h
not find time to lend s hand
broke down was to go on quite
long business trlP- 101' Whlfih
was then really not able- for
very intimate friend of his.
He will long be remembered
home all worthy visitors found
ing sid ever called upon him
vain. It was even said of
lieved that he did not have
enemy in the world.
He was s loyal member of
Sons of Temperance and alws
stood ready to help on in eve
an
kind.”`
In religion he was a Presbyte
tion in 1925 he remained true
h sith of his fathers"
h
life. But lt is in the home that
While others cams and went, Fr
spent o good part of his time
not very fu' away should he
henceforth often long for his gen
isl presence and his word of
gone never to retum so far
this world is concemed.
from the time that he was
ill he somehow had the imp
that he was not going to get well
again. The evening that his health
broke down after havin returned
he
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-i'mm'_ ‘hsnu¢»`te_ksn __ s.~_w|.|g.
thing possible was done to heip'l
to
deceased their brother at different
dates were Mr T Edison Stavert,
teacher, Miss Nettie E Stovert,
Miss A Be
tha Stavert, elocutionist I-Iallf .
N B, and Mr Waiter D Btavert
throughout the whole countryside,
Y
all. In carrying on his work e
was never so rushed that he could
to
anyone in need. One of the last
things he did before his health
a
he
s
for
his many kindly deeds. To his
a
hearty welcome, and no one need-
in
from time to time that it was be-
stead at Wilmot Valley.
wn
him
an
the
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possible way "the cause of all m -
1'-
iun and at the time of the disrup-
to
"t e f .
Hewillbemuchmissedintc
different spheres and activities of
loss will be felt most keenly.
ed
at
his
the old home and was generally
be
needed in any way. His sisters will
good
cheer. But all in vain. He has
And strpnge as it may seem
_ taken
ression
l
growing number of women confined
women's prison st Kingston is the
will bs drawn from all parts of the
prison wlth'n the penitentiary B
' n
e proper is said to be over-crowded of
and accommodation taxed to its meh” of th, hmm mmedmmy
utmost, not only in the shops. but L,-'em.,_,,pt,d_
also in the sleeping quarters.
Interesting Pageant
Of Modern Clothes
'LUN'IX)N, Eng.. April 20-(BY
is holding a pageant depicting wo- yi
centuries Many of the dresscsl
Cheshire families by whom they
generations. If there are still gspslis
Pic
only one in Canada, its inmates
The whltworth Art Gallery gives
$0 pellll ln5tfllif.i0I1§, Bild B8 the the pageant the Blmhoprmte settmg_
tures and furniture are used
rstively. An expert on the
iliust
_ _historical aspects of dress comments
Dominion. At present the womens throughout on the chmglhg style*
d there is alsoan accompaniment
music played uponthe instru-
RED CLOVER ENSILAGE
In regions where red clover
grows with success it ls usually
made into hay- but this crop will
also produce very palatable silage.
The Canadian Press)-Manchester As red clover out in ful! bloom
elds a larger amount of feed nu-
men's dress, and the change of trients than when out later, and as
fashion therein, during the last earlier cut clover tends to be wa-
trwo . tery and lmdesirablo for sllage,
loaned belong to Lancash‘re andlthls crop should be cut for silage
when it is in full bloom. Two or
have been carefully preserved for three hours of wiltlng in the field
not likely to make the silage too
dry but longer perods of wilting .
dry sunny weather might result .
too great s loss of moisture ..
the red clover lying in the sw;
If the cut crop should become v
_wet from rain it should be all -_
to dry off well before ._ .
-Department of Agriculture, »f
tawa.
The boy collected hs pare
carefully, placed the money on ~
ooutcr, and turned to go.
"Hi," shouted the grocer, ai
counting the coins. “You're a shi
ing short."
"No," was the !‘6'Dly, as the ..
slipped quickly into the street,"
srel"
An Italian woman asked in eo r
to state her age, replied: "Betw
35 and 50.” When pressed to
more precise she said that shek »
exact account of her money -
other possessions" because som -~
might rob her of these, but that
no one can steal s' year or a day sh
did not bother to keep track -
them.
Healt/ay, lmppy
before them,
* f
Cafmdiant _youngsters
Look around you at young Canada . . . sturdy.
healthy bodies . . . bright eager faces . . - 'fb'
picture of health. .
Mmy of there youngsters, like thsir P‘“”"
were brought up on Christi¢'l
Arrowrootss Mothers prefer "Cl1ristic’s" 5*
que; they are made of pure arrowroot, contain-_
ing all the nutritious, body-building element#
necessary for growing children.
T/-_; afghan”
  rn nes
.Arrowroots