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"The Home of Good Investments" Phone 1728. - * = = ~ 237 Bagot St. H. J. Bongard, Manager. to this?" L WAXTIT Ey ; | ~~; package, wrapped and sealed with moisture- i proof "Waxtite." He knows that this protecting package full-flavored and oven fresh "til served. Guaranteed by this signature--= ,| radiance could bear. a. x atm Bae » THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG A GIFT FROM JOHN _ I didn't waken until the next mom- ing was well advanced. The knowledge of what was coming oppressed m first wakirig thought. There was su a difference in my feelings from those I had when I first found myself about to a mother, 1 felt then that the gates of heaven had opened, and I hardly dared look within for the brightness, the golden seemed almost more 1 And now, nothing but shadows, nothing but the blackness of despair, and in the background of my mind a feeling of sinfulness that 11dit\a I did about the coming of a I tried to put the whole thing out of my mind, but it came with renewed intensity as Hannah brought in my breakfast and the usual box of gorge- ous roses that John had sent me every day since he left. "Shall I put the flowers in a vase, Katherine ?" asked Hannah. "Do just as you please, Hannah," I said drearily. "Your room is so full of flowers sow oe remarked. ' Mitost "Yes, the ragrance of roses almo; overpowers me." Take Them to Church "All right, honey, I'll tell you what we will do," said Hannah. "We'll just take these new ones and send them over to the church. They'll look lovely on the altar tomorrow morning. I'll have Miss Alice write a little note and say you are sending them in memory of your er." ' "That will be charming," I said heartily. "But first you must look in the box. John has been in the habit of sending me a note with them." Hannah undid the wrappings and found the usual note inside. She hand- ed it to me rather triumphantly. I was disinclined to o) it before her, because in Hannah's eyes I was happily married; but she looked so t as you please, I had the deed made out in your name. Mother has made a great fuss and declares it is impos- sible for her to live alone, but I told her she hadn't been happy a minute since you came--at least she had made you unhappy by giving you to rstand as much. And that row, when she had a chance to live in the old house for the rest of her life, she could make me think she was going to be miserable. Can Not Keep Up Expenses "She intimated that it weuld not be r ideas. I am not going to open my TO about one- thing in-or outside Told in Twilight - - (Continued From Page 3) * * * 'Mrs. George Mills has returned from California, and has opened her home on University avenue. Prof. Mrs. A. G. Dorland left on Monday for their summer home at Wellington, Prince Edward County. Mrs. Dooher, Kingston, is the guest of Miss Jennie Blair, Westport. John McKay has returned from his southern trip very much improved in health. Mrs. Gunn ad Miss Beat Caite, Egypt, recent visito gston, are at present in Vi vor B.C. and are the guests of Mrs. BE. P. Davis. Mrs. Colin Graham enter- tained at a luncheon recently for them at the Jericho County Club. Lieut.-Col. J. F, Foulkes, Kingston, is in Ottawa for the week-end. rife? : fol sell ; i i i : cEsg 11a i$ ho : i i folSH i es oP 3 t that I finally broke the seal | "I bought the house yesterday, dearest and I am eagerly waiting for | ou to come and decorate and furnish | © gone out?" I asked' Hannah. 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