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SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1028 Ne | | The Man On Watch There are still Kingston people who weep at the movies a; gen- uinely as they do at funerals. The rain this waek kept away un- till Dr. Spankie's Wolfe Island fair was officially declared closed. What the island exhibition lacked in the way of a crowd it got in heat, There might be a special parking area arranged for Lpooners in Kingston so that the automobile spooning could be supervised. » --- 'hey are "seeing things' at Cat- a¥aqui. One would excuse a Lough- boro resident for seeing a rainbow at midnight, for out Sydenham way thev make the stuff that gives vis. ivns, It has been suggested that there is to be shakenup at the peniten- tiary as the result of the convicts escape. Why, bless you, the shake- up occurred many days ago--on the day of the escape. Everybody out there was shaking, except-the con- victs; Belleville is bragging because a patient ran amuck up there and knocked down a nurse. In King- ston hospitals thig kind of runny amuck has been common after pae- . lents have lapped up all kinds ot alcoholic mixtures, I sald that- the Midway that sho at the Kingpton fair did aot make any profit. Glory be! Shere will be that much more money #t home. So long as the fair man- @gement make a good chunk out of the Midway, all is well, --- The anti-church unlonists appear to think that they can yet defeat the union movement. Firpo had the same view concerning Dempsey . ten days ago. -- Students have been told not to marry until they have an Income of four thousand dollars a year. There are too many sensible ana eager girls to permit that minimum to be established. One reason given for putting the military on the formér Sydenham nospital site is that they might be of assistance to the penitentiary which is just beyond. -- Gas oll may be losing its power, but one thing is certain--dynamite still retains its ancient power, More wine is being manufactured in the Kingston homes this season than ever before. There is a kick fn it too. The cup of tea .is not sufficient for real socialibility, if would ®ppear, ~--THE TOWN WATCHMAN. Fencing in the Cemetery. "Brother ' Johnson," sald the par- pon, "cain't you-all donate some small contribushun to de fund for fencing in de culud cemetery?" , "1 dunno as I kin, parson," re- plied Brotjer Johnson. "1 don't #é0.n0 use in a fence round no cem- * etery. You see, them what's in thr can't git out, and them what's out sho' doan' wanta git in." --Every- body's Magazine. Groeer. "Did that ham 1 sold you do for your whole family?" k Customer: "Very nearly. The 'doctor is still calling!" Don't Wait !--Conversion Privilege May Be Withdrawn Holders of Victory Bonds due 1st November, 1923, will receive a substantial cash bonus for converting them into the new Dominion Loan. So many ¢ash subscriptions for the / de Loan have been received, however, that there certainly will not be enough new bonds available to permit all present holders of 1923 Victories to exchange their bonds for the new issue. The method of exchanging old bonds for new is simple, but quick action is necessary. Use the coupon. To New Investors The new Dominion of Canada Loan is the most desirable investment to be had in Canada. The price is exceedingly - favorable, namely to yield 5.14% for a full twenty years. The bonds can be turned into cash at any time. We invite you to use the facilities of our organization. Fill out the coupon and return it promptly. Wood, Gundy & Company Toronto Winnipeg London, Ont. Torento 36 King Street West Telephone: Main 4280 Montreal New York London, Eng. 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' Full Name. .cceevseseisstsssesivsseacsineces AAOIeHS.. oss coeveserrsrsiivesiedevivusssnnne 127 f Cut out and mail this coupon now. the transaction to you and arrange the details. 4' Immediately upon receipt of i: we will confirm Telephone Long Distance, Toronto, Main 4280 -- and Reverse the Charges me HONOR AND THE GAME The Story of How the Conversation of Bridge Whist Players Turned the Fortunes of a Young Lawyer est in what I have suggested?" 'No, sir--nothing dishones:. But it seems to me that it is based on such a technicality that it would scarcely be proper to go through with it. There are many lawyers who would laugh at me for taking this stand, and perhaps I am fooi- ish." "Then you refuse?" tone was expectant. "No," exclaimed the young man at last, rising and walking - about his office. "I don't refuse, Let me take a day to think the matter over." . Little sleep come to him that night, and the next. morning passed without bringing any solution of his problem. "I'm going to have some friends in to play bridge this afternoon," remarked Mrs. Belden at lunch. "I 'ope it won't disturb you in your work." The Beldens lived in an apart- ment. Belden had never quite real- ized' how small it was until that afternoon when his mother's guests began to assemble.' By Robert Russell. "That's the situation in a nut. shell, young man!" The successful man of business watched Belden intently, but~ the young lawyer was gazing out of the window of his small office, far across the river, "You have no idea, Mr. Jordan," he replied, 'how much I appreciate your coming to me with this case, but--"" "Well?" "] scarcely know how to put--it, but I don't exactly like--"' "If you do not want to handle the matter, say so at once," said Jordan abruptly. It was a hard struggle for Bel- den. He was a man who could; and probably would, give him busi- ness enough to make him indepen- dént, if he handled this particular case to his client's satisfaction. But all the ethics of Belden's profession protested againt bringing the pro- posed action. "What is your objection to carry- ing out my wishes?" asked the old- er man. 'Is there anything dishon- The man's What the World Is Doing CAS SEEN BY POPULAR c MECHANICS c MAGAZINE Turntable Airplane - Has 500-Foot Runway £F i ik Si out whaler any odor frou the sobion plant attracts the weevil, and just what it a is. Tt in then hoped to duplicate the odor | The method of working on the wall of in the laboratory, and lure the insect to & building as shown in the illustration is its doom with poisoned bait, if necessary. | = Working on Side of Building '| now. A "They will be playing in a little while," he thought, as the sound of laughter and conversation came to him from the front rooms. And before long, as he sat at his table, with Mr. Jordan's papers in front of him, there came a silence, and he knew that the game was on. But every little while his thoughts would be interrupted by a word from the players. Carefully he picked up a bulky document. 'Here ds my first difficulty," he thought. '"What shall I do about this?" » "Bridge it!" came from 'the next room. A faint smile crossed his race us Belden examined another page. "1 suppose," \he Muttered, 'that it I got Jordan's business, 1 should make more than I have ever made in any one year." "Double!" camg another female voice. He rose quickly and walked up and down his den. "What was it," he sald to him- self, "that old lawyer said to me the other day? He gave me cer- tain advice, and said that if I fol- lowed it I should wear--" "Diamonds!" came his mother's voice. Belden bundled up his papers, tiled them firmly together, and plaeed them on the corner of his table. He scofféd at the word. "There's only one thing, after all, that makes a man happy. AH New York is striving for it, and I might just as well get on the band wagon. Of course I mean--" '"Honor!' Belden stopped suddenly in his walk. He had heard the word -- what a different one from that which 'he had been about to pro- nounce! The Uridge-players were leaving He walked down the hall for a farewell word. "Mother," he said, when the last guest had gone. 'I am going out for a little while. Business!" The subway took him quickly to Mr. Jordan's home. He entered the reception room calm-and dignified. "I hope, Mr. Jordan," began Bel- den, "that I am not detaining you from dipner, but I could not wait to see you tomorrow. It's about that case." There was an awkward pause. 21 dude thy rail i; nr "I'm sure you will stay, Mr. Bel- den," she said. "]--I--I--should like--" "You see," continued Jordan, "I hadn't fully appreciated the fact of that case myself, but you have made them very clear to me Now, I should like to have you pass upon the way in which my chef treats my daugnter and myself." "And," stammered Belden, "I should be glad of a chance to tell you about some of the good points of bridge whist." PRINCESS STREET. If 1 were Queen of all the land, To ask whate'er I might, I'd wear the chain of Princess Street, Of Princess Street at night, (Strung on a strand of silver wire Between ihe earth and sky, The golden lights of Princess Strest Will haunt me till I die.) I'd wear h on a purple gown, With fur of twilight grey, 3 And set it swaying shimmering, At closing of the day. And as 1 went my way serene, The people would bow down, And say, "There goes the Queen Of Edinburgh Town!" --~-Elizabeth 8. Fleming. bonny The Governor of Hungary. Admiral Horthy is the scion of a well known family whose members have distinguished themscives as public servants, in city life or in the defence of tneir country. One of his brothers fell in love the first month of the war. Hortky himself was a graduate of a naval academy and had served in the navy with distinction. The outbreak of the war found him comn.ander of a small cruiser. He distinguished himeelf on various smaller en- gagements. Iie attracted attention of Ide superiors by his action in the Straits of Otranto where he en- gaged sixteen similar smail enemy craft. Though wounded, he remain- ed on a stretéher on the bridge and successfully terminated his dare. devil sortie. Alter the downfail of Bolshe- vism, electrons were aweld on the basis of the 'widest conceivable franchise, aad the iegislaiure thus elected Admiral Horthy, as Jover- nor of Nuagary. If a man is unable to achieve suc- cess it's up to him to succeed with- out it, ' and you. pecially organized Call at our nearest branch ager will be glad to arrange this for ow To Investors F you wish to buy or sell Victory Loan or other bonds, we would re~ mind you that our branches at Toronto Montreal have for this purpose. 3 our Man. "THE CANADIAN BANK - OF COMMERCE Capital Paid $15,000,000 Te Fund $15,000,000 Kingston Branch - - - F. E. Dench, Manager. 2 Dominion Scotia. «THE | In business in Canadas 91 Years Place Your Subscriptions - to the New Loan through The Bank of Nova Scotia Yo are invited to place your subscriptions to the new an throu branch of The Bank o . We will attend to the details in connection with sion or exchange of 1923 Victory Bonds for this 1ssue.. No charge will be made for this service nor for delivery of Bonds ordered through any of our Branches. Bank of Nova Sc any Nova the conver- It beauty is only skin deep that might explain why so many girls are shallow, A baby isn't necessarily 'afflicted with jaundice because it's a yeller. Hee "or a AN © SMOKE LL 1 I my, %, Z Z /