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4 THE MIRROR 000 She Wouldn't Tell "Fm sorry, daddy,' she sobobed. 'Oh Oh Kachoo' 7 "I'm sorry. I couldn't tell mother. ? | (Continued trom page 3) ay iy ce ee NEW MUSICAL | er of Uncle 'Henry's. Aren't they He held her awkwardly. Her EXTRAVAGANZA wonderful?" warm, trembling body relaxed in his ite wi hcerewe an Dick came in the door ang stopped arms, and his head bowed as_ she suddenly, He looked at his sister. | tugged at his neck. Copiously she John MacDonald Chapter "You darn little fool,' he sneered, and | cried and her hot breath and _ tears eid Meas turned toward his dad. burned into his heart. He couldn't "G"wan to bed and shut up," his | think; he could only feel her. New » a W. "ei A. father blurted out, and Dick obeyed. "Hmily, please go to bed,' he Auditorium Emily pail no attention. to him. blubbered. "Emily," her father said softly, Gently he took her arms from his MAY 12th and 13th "Who were you with?" neck and kissed her.' She stopped She was leaning against the living crying for a moment. The eyes of Bright Musical Sketches, -- room doorcase. father and daughter met for a_ sec- Dancing ---- Comedy "Jim Driscoll, I hate him. Larry's | ond; and then Emily burst forth sob- Amusing from start to finish. | pce e we aera apy bei saree bis weer i oF saith ish oA in the living room now, and started | leaving her father standing there, RESERVE THE DATE. to cry as her arm slipped from the |.perplexed and motionless. He turn- doorcase. Her father took her in his | ed toward the living room and cursed. arms. "T'l] fix him,' he swore. He look- e y Modernize [he Piano As you have done with furniture and other necessities in your home THE GREATEST OF THE GRANDS-- A HEINTZMAN:? 23 Phonographs taken Three bea utiful- ' Heintzman Pianos, in exchange for higher practically new, re- priced small cash payment. Balance $1 a week. $10 and up. duced in price from $75 to $200 Rogers Batteryless Radio Only used a short time --batteries, loud speaker, all complete and installed for $85.00 Five other Pianos, slightly used, made by good manufacturers, ranging in price from $145 up. 'Tis true that a good player needs no epi- ) logue, and just as true that a Heintzman needs no recommendation. Is Your Piano a Musical Instrument or Just a "Noise - Maker'? There are hundreds of homes in Stratford andyvicinity that contain pianos in such dilapidated condition that they are only fit for a "junk-heap" or bonfire! We know this from our experi- ' ence in making estimates for repairs; . andyet--talented children are obliged to practise }. on them every day! Poor little "kiddies"--our hearts go out to them! There is no greater force in the world for happiness than Music! A knowledge of it "stands by" all through the years of life and brings joy and comfort when everything else fails. i} Change Your Worn-Out Piano Now! Give the "Kiddies" a Chance ! se° COME IN AND TALK JT OVER WITH US. ""e] All the Latest Phonograph Records and Piano Player Rolls. HEINTZMAN & CO., Limited B. H. BRITTON, Mgr. prs fy 131 Ontario Street. 4 Phone 769 ed at the old the rocker, Morris chair, and then He saw Driscoll leering at him. All the hatred he had for Jim was in those chairs, He 'strode into the room, picked up the rocker and sent it smashing against the Morris chair. The stand Dick had made' fe'l over. He picked it up and hurled it into the debris. "For heaven's sake what are you doing, George." his wife called from upstairs. ; "Tm starting to make a home," he shouted. "You crazy?" she asked, and the anxiety in her voice stopped him. He remembered that for 380 years he hadn't lost his head. Ill be right up." he called back, but he stopped to twist the rod that so faithfully had supported the cushion back of the Morris chair while had smoked and read. he IN APPRECIATION OF THE VICTORIAN ORDER OF NURSES Without Palaver, Without Fuss, Without Hurry. Without Muss. The V.O.N. steps in. All's well. * * * Their Hart is in the work, There's no time to shirk. Tho' they may Maunder They have the Makins Of a well done task ever,y time. CIT-RO-LAC --A real Buttermilk, smooth, creamy with a zestful flavor that acquaints you at once of its health-giving ; qualities. Prescribed by lead- ing physicians fer stomach disorders. Ioc per quart in sealed. steri- lized bottles. PHONE 770. StillmansCreameries LIMITED |A graceful, delicately artistic | pattern for your Silver, yet quality that will wear until the prices become heirlooms. SEE.OUR DISPLAY. Gillies & Emm DIAMOND HALL 25 Downie St. ieee ee aero sete 5 pleas Bay Bia eee os See Exe Te er aca 4 gf Phone 211. THE MIRROR 5 Pertinent Patter Afteg, some discussion the Retail Merchants' Association the other night decided to close on Wednesday afternoon during the summer as in' past years. There were some of the merchants who thought that the per- iod ought to be shortened and some even seemed to think that the half holiday ought to be wiped out al- together. However, since this Wed- nesday half holiday is practically a universal custom the country over the decision to again observe it here seems a wise one. It gives both em- ployers and clerks a chance for their lives in the way of a little time off to | Saturday night ses-' make up for the sion. The association also decided that since the nine o'clock closing Saturday night was not being observ- ed that it might well be wiped out [(FFESES 2S) Where Did You Get that Hat? At Kelly's In our large range of Hats there is one Suitable for every individual. Let us convince you. 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