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was surely every reason to go! And you musta‘t get a wrong idea of her Jnto your head. She was living under the protection of a Chilean millionâ€" gire. and sho numbered a Spaznish Dubl.u.(hnudl.bnu.'\ The ferry boat, coming to res* again:t the East bank with more 1225 its usual foree, joited them on their seat and threw Joan visiently against Mannen‘s shoulder. She drew away so hastily that his sitence, while he waited for her to speak, was Hilled with bitter thoughts. "I suppose you think that I‘m a thoroughly bad man?" he said, at changed her mind and decided to be "I know that men are notâ€"are not all that they ought to be," said Joan, though he had only expressed her own thoughts, _ "But this proves what 1 saidâ€"once you Rave got what you want, you no longer want it!" ‘‘My dear Joan, 1 was never in love with the girl, exqui:ite as she was. 1; was just a momentary thing, part of the excitement of a victorious ar. Jarero she had sent you?* Joan hesitated, and then burried on: "; d-'llu-llnn-hn-uou. story sound much better than the ver. mtlnll:.ndlt.lhm. said, to have stabbed you in seif defence." -l:..:‘u!l’onuo.'h-l.-o‘ to in the hospital the bed was heaped round with flowers and the lovely lady herse‘f was sitting anxiously by the mmmwm. until I was well enough to move. And thenâ€"well, 1 cleared out, I‘m afraid. "Bhe wanted me to stay. at any rate she tried to persuade mo to, And sire was very beautiful, one of the most beautiful women ! have ever seen, But 1 didn‘t want to stay. The kick had gone out of the affair, sometow, 1 left for New York a fow hours af. ter 1 came out of hoapi al." Julnnlll::u.mu.-, haifway over river sliding mmfio:..‘&:w the i‘tt‘e lights shone like stars in the mist, and the lights of London were a ruddy glow in the sky. "A nas y sort of yarn, 1 suppose," Mapnen said. "Just the sort"of vui gar adventure that befails a man of my type when he is young and a bit dlh%mvn-ym I know lapsed. The next thing I knew was 'Nlmw-mm ahe had sent me," "" C P6_ NP the most melogramatic :rmm:;nu‘:: w attempted embrace sho gave me a jab with a stiletto. 1 don‘t think she meant to do more than to ensure a dramatic cuimina. tion to the sceneâ€"but she overdid it and I had a nasty gash." Me stopped. it all seomed very hor. rid to Joan, but he was so obviousiy putting himself at her mercy by his eandour that she could not let him wee her distaste, Reluctantly, she encouraged him to go on to the end. "Aba thent "Nothing except that 1 didn‘t know how bad‘y burt 1 was. The wound bied a lot, and mext morning 1 col. supper, and things progressed a bit. ?""ll"'"‘::'l!m'-n: suppose 1 was Mâ€".'_ how, little by little, between u: we momen:, and then above the rumble: af the vehicles passing off the ferry, Ionulunlhll-v. h:"'l'lul-.mu.uu..... “-l‘“w-wu her very m‘ rming villa, She gave me gn her. Lord Biwards "proposce i2 J-. leaven I-.h..m : be The ferry hit the fenders with a gentle bump; Hannen waited for a Velvet ad Steel #= m s DICtATORr t The actual curfow beil io theclapâ€"] per of which elung Blazche H«riot. beraine <of the "Curlew Shai Ifl‘ Ring Tonight" poem, is understood to be the Aifth bell in the chorch tow»‘ A patient at Goulourn (New South Wales) district hospital was found to have swallowed 150 pleces of wire, each bent like a Ashâ€"hook. He refus. ed to say why. : Mhhi:-.uh a greeuw mouse. "We have the blue ** * w yellow mouse, and with erdss . »B@ We‘ll have a green one, linted cars now menacing life and limb, should be ordered out of serâ€" vlulnlmummn-j medied.â€"(From the Chicago News.) of COOOE 200 EVC ENWOre o Care, Al ‘-*‘-v &â€";â€"â€"â€"â€"‘ thmpeimse "ap inerpantd nott for | e many rotre ant" her" uiitine but the driver, as ..'.hl-hr"-udfim without Heense States and into other . countries. &m-â€"-u.u:fi:""‘""“w“&d-h \in _ stores, employecs, esunealifit hireiliie 4 brv in ree s ol Cous| bootblacks: omm aad. "winig d-lv.u.“ be women, all are her companions in state highway department. 27| the game; and she has found that a ::Mmumrh-"b“"" mhumz-uh.m'.u avcembinnfremniie.s., M.‘.. T ~.“! A, u'--.. ar. o2 a% as \uv.n_;mn-:aa--uhn me, we pu‘ on an MilQGrmint 22e poad 10 make a * on you. Then,â€"if you do not want to go on, you can be perâ€" fectly free, On my honour, I‘ll let you you go if you ask it a month after we are marrled?" A primitive telephone system is stailed in a village in the heart "If you‘re so uncertain of me, wouldn"; time prove one way or the other?" said Hanzen. "Cou‘dn‘t we a l ® e mt you walk and think â€"â€" Joan walked there! There‘s nothing Hike you in m“&: u.* ~~“| mean; but there is nothing like you, is the \? It‘s Inexpressible! _ What have 3. 1 done to me?t" . He en. :d with a laugh, "Oh, please!" Joan pleaded, in de: hpit d madbre sc tocd -fikn.'l’--.-...., cause yeu can‘t have me,." ‘ """‘......'-'.‘..'?".. 1 anything ...'. nothing like you, Some:imes 1 feet towards you as 1 felt towards her â€" yes, 1 do, I admit it; it makes me mad hu-.l-n\hny-lflllln you, Joan, If you know what that means. 1 look at the ground where "Now, at any rate, you have con. M-!“um“.m‘ bitter laughter in his voice. "You do hot care a damn about me. If you Iullndhl-o-llum,- ““’:'flv-m-aunn-. now "If I could bring myseit to care for you the risk would be top great," "Every man in your position, 1 sup. pose, and with your tempertment, NHIN“IQ.‘.‘.,.“-‘ Me said nothing for a moment or two, but gazed at her sombre‘y in the gloom. Her face, tired and paie, was turned away down the river, while iolcrance, disgust and pity mingied themselves in her expression, story ?" has it to do wi.h me?"* said Joan & tired voice, (To Be Continued) [ 980 in o Armming goue! ',dthtlupulfl‘ and to la‘ M._:thhl.." in the Uniied Siates, MeXiro the Argentine and (Cuba. It was one of those costumes where the leg goss almost as far down as ‘he knee. > it hitle too much »Mtulinhttiasiin it ches, as his costame against h:m-duhnh- ean be judged from the gict that Nrs. Grundy Holds bome memion of is We To dmzmu::ldh-m‘ ing, have discovered this fact about :hahi;-it;';;-fl-â€"‘ placed in boxes or barrels in a tv.-ll.m«u.ul-um\ rflld“mfl the r-‘ ceptacie is full. From this storage Tecunrnh, "Who m one shonsd to io t cigry. winter in sand, and are fully as T100E vegelables, such as bects, carrots parsnips, be Torred drinh "Td Tamne wine L. Root Vegetables T pitrag cass noaas s PHditMinenemac c c fmae tb mirnamd and are passing it on for The Spanish Fort _ The Belgians ha¥® & great admira. tion for Eng! o us, they believe in constiti monarchy; likb 2s, they ) in colonizing; like us, they are people, We are, next to 4 their best eustomers. Alt we might well know more a More Individuality To c.,..' fullyâ€"Brew â€"Of Cofâ€" fee, Is Verdigth _ | Oprenty 1. 155 shar a missenave «d plebisciic. # * ; awkward dimputes in : store, She claims the toft bank .of the Scheldt Estuary is at present m.filr~o~mw1 claim (Rupen.aimedy, which is at present Belg‘sn. mmml its €0,000 peopicâ€"mostly German and the resistance offered, and a hunâ€" “:mvlhly :‘ tion in the future, from all angles, ..‘hlhh.tlflfllt Hhhhfl& all jlu. It is to be that he will m:- even faster speed. He has given the world proof SHRqCL pursue in safety the _ * Emaaing spond f 90199T miles Par hour in both directions. 'l'lbll'; more than achieved hisâ€" great amâ€" And one of I‘s most vital missions is to delineate the characters of your friend: so that you will know thom lu-uuuo coast, through my newspaper articles and my ‘mdio broadcasts, I have only come & ‘as ene or two out.and.out doubtors, And it has been my pleasure to con. vert mozt, if not all, of these, Graphology has so much to A@® to those who are earnestly destus of fSinding the real truth of their tharacters and a‘so ‘o those who are really your points, 'n“-'lmlo- l‘m them; it poin:s out fauits, thus payâ€" JIng the way for you to discourage and Snally eliminate. them. _ And it also uncovers characteristics . that you could cultivate to your advant. age, to the end that you will be hapâ€" pler and more successful in your enâ€" ‘ Your Handwriting Tells Your Real / Enjoy the Best Tea * By GEOFFREY ST. (Graphologist] All Rights Reserved. u‘:&amhwm“'u You know "there ain‘t no more." But for morn there‘s evenin‘, 'flm»â€"ub-. And you kiss away a amall one‘s Your dress snags on a tack, And then it rips from neck to hem The whole way down the back. When you rush to set the table __And drop a dish Lerâ€"plop! â€" _ l'hll'-‘lhuuuhh’ _ Makin‘ garden all day long ‘With chicken scratchin‘ in it And everything goes wrongâ€" When beans aâ€"cookin‘ on the stove For a hasty dinner snack i Boil dry, while you‘re aâ€"workin‘ And burn ‘til they are black. When you rush in through the kitâ€" quickly as the volume of mail allows. addresscd envelope, to: Geoffrey St. Clair, RMeom 421, 73 Adsiaide St. W. Forento, Ont. All lettérs are confi stating age. Send 106 coin for each he has helped so many of our read. cre? He will toll you the truth, and noth:ng else, about both yourself and your friends, Send specimens of the Future articles will cont‘nue this discussion. \ worthwhile, for many of us, eved though we know our faults, refuse to Ince them courageusiy, and the adâ€" vice of an unbiassed outsider often acts as a spur to da~. . / Actualiy, however, Graphology in almost every this is so is proved by the many let. ters, to this effec:, that 1 have ‘te. Ontario said: "len‘t it funny that we should pay in order so Jearn things about ourseives that we ~already know â€"â€" but suppose, after ail, we don‘t really know ourseives thorough. ly, Wecause we are tempted to think ourseives as we would like to beâ€" and that ten‘t always just the same thing, is 1t?" MHowever, even if that were all that of the misunderstanding and even the quarrels that create bavee in many friendships, could be eliminat. ed, it people. but knew and underâ€" better and understand them. Much Can Mr. St. Clair help YYOU as In a letter 1 received recently, A Woman‘s Life e en t e mt n ks &A sou.! w S x6 +â€"oplum Bat $ou% tnll 27 Slecd wast "Q ‘ h ‘Wiknnen ssb CE EOE feg Rirairone id am i also being cauned. Threshing is general in Eastern fi“&m ouv.ar, in but lack of ...E.."‘_“:".‘_'rv-m‘-«‘n".'.". fear they will be unable to meet the demand for Fall apples in the overâ€" seas «market, .the report stated. Bruce county reported _ stock threshing well under way durag the last week. Counties of ‘Soutnern m-mmru::-um hc-fillou-h,r..g-l are not M?“?" mo year, lowing the treatment of over 8,000 Toronto.â€"A total output of 1 in paoon ns which will be Winter apples, is esâ€" timated by the Georgian Bay fruit Georgian Growers Fear The \\fine,UuhleTo Fill 7 Stranraer biplane powered with two [-un '=H is officially declared to the latest im y o is designed for h-flla.-‘l:-do- lon in ::'u pllotage and naviâ€" ompi) o hn Te Bataiiot, ? _ New Fiying Bosts h.fllflulflth&: which is now going into service with an official full load speed of 231 m.p.h. is the fastest fighting aircraft in any of the world‘s air forces, the Gloster company has been asked to build a number of the new fourâ€"gun miles an hour. or 50 iles ‘an hour more than the speed yet announced for the fastest American twinâ€" engined transport ‘planes. This designed, built and flown :th-':hdmhl-h months, is an allâ€"meta) lowâ€"wing monoplane powered with two superâ€" charged Mereury 645 h.p. engines. It has a retractileâ€"undercarriage, flaps to reduce landing speed, and controlâ€" lableâ€"pitch alrserews. In civil form it has reached a speed of nearly 270 built to carry a large load at high speed over long distances, The min has announced ite intention to an order for a twinâ€"engined medium bomber which is especially interesting because it is developed from the design of a fying qualities. Two new types of twinâ€"engined heavy bomber are alâ€" ready coming into service in = k,m'h-!bm w.mb-dbmrifl- in the next few months. places will be taken by new machines, some of which are still secret. of markedâ€" Included in orders for new‘ fiying 'M-nhlh Air Minisity will need 2,000 new airplanes before March, 1987, and their construction involves the largest orders for airâ€" eraft since the war, Having known lean times for the past 15 years the British aireraft industrics are quite able and ready to meet increased demands on their erament‘s program British Aircraft lndm Opens Active Period Demand For New Fighters. Soveral of the older types of airâ€" Barprise for W. FOR NEW ‘PLANES L»> with a single