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Stouffville Tribune (Stouffville, ON), October 17, 1929, p. 2

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ask for salada orange pekoe it is the finest cpl k fm orange lilies fre8b from tlte gardens 052 begin here today alden drake formerly a sailor provn ort anil flabby through a life or idle case ships aboard the clipper orohtes as boy under the command of jake stevens whose enmity he incurs because of a mutual love for mary planum daughter of the owner who is a jas- ocnkcr at cape town stevens i3 super seded as captain by drake whose law yers have purchased thcoronts during its cruise jn his new role of master drake becomes cold and dignified in the presenco of mary stevens now ciilet mate finds time to follow his suit after drinking too heavily one night jake enters marys cabin and embraces her mary screams drake ami the steward run to her now realizing that steven is an old friend mary seeks to protect him now go on with the story oh 1 was dreaming she cried did i cry out and jake stealthily loosing her so that he might be unhampered to meet the attack he knew must come sud denly saw the glimmer of light she showed him and answered i heard you as 1 came off watch learning wasnt you miss mary he still glared darkly reading the unbelieving challenge in drakes eyes jko asintly tried- to conceal a great french knife in a sleeve only half long enough but he made no effort to conceal the look of accusation he leveled at stevens drake went to the bedside meeting drakes gaze square ly as he pushed by what happened mary demanded drake sharply he laid a hand on her forehead and felt the starting mois ture he noted the agitation of her breast the laces of her night dress still fluttered are you sure you were only dreaming oh yes such n horrid dream she- hid her face in the pillow dont talk about it please i was so glad to wake- tip and see mr stevens near me alden i was so frightened 1 would have been glrd to see any body but im all right please dont bother about me very well but if you are going to havo more bad dreams id suggest that you lock your cabin deer good night the steward stood aside as stevens preceded the skipper into the saloon iko felt that thero ought to be might be yet opportunity to put the edge of that big knife to the test poor ike was no warrior ch was scared cold at the threat of bloodshed but he was willing to fight for old cap tain mannings daughter if need be and surely ho had believed he was going to fight when he grabbed that big knife anil darted out at marys cry and for a moment he believed he saw blood in the eyes of the two strong men facing each other outside marys closed door thatll do mr stevens thank you the skipper said quietly i con gratulate you upon the amazing promptness you showed in answering miss mannings outcry happened to be handy gtowlcd jake and lurched off to his berth drake stood for a moment sniffing hard ike scuttled away feeling dis gusted at the ending of so piomising an encounter as if the ships barometer register ed the pressures of human emotions as well as of atmosphere there settled upon the ship a sense of portent not entirely due to the gathering cf storm clouds following the falling of the mercury mary still employed her leisure hours on deck working at her sheep skin border vvatchin one by one the sails clewed- up furled and storm gasketed the preparations for the imminent gale were long adoirig as the storm seemed long coming but tts folly to suffer long from ncu- ritis neuralgia or headaches when relief is swift and sure thanks to aspirin for 28 years the medical profession has recom mended it it docs not affect the heart take it for colds rheuma tism sciatica lumbago gargle it for a sore throat or totisilitis proven directions for its many uses in every package every drug store today has genuine aspirin which is teadily identified by the name on the box and the bayer cross on everv tablet spirin anwo u a trakotrk ciit4 la 0l a yellow figure hurtled down issue no 42 29 that was the most dreaded of all storms at sea she wondered at the subtlety of the rising seas without any apparent in crease in wind the long rolling blue seas suddenly began to wear broken crests and t climb solidly up tho steel sides of tho clipper faling aboard every now and then with a shock arid a roar ike the discharge of heavy artil lery and the skies grew sooty and ugly- trouble had long icon biewing with the precious pair of belligerents tubbs and sims they fought each other when nobody else would fight them though they were fast cronies old joe bunting had kept them in check a bit nick coombs had helped they were afraid of those two sea soned old salts mary saw the sea rise heard the gale begin to howl then sho took her fancy work below clothed herself in storm clothes and returned to the deck to watch the big ship battle against the elements towards even ing the skies were altogether sooty and the low clouds scudded across the mastheads with terrific speed heap ing seas rolled up out of the immen sity of the southern ocean rising at the speeding ships flanks gurgling ghouishly as they looked aboard over the sixfoot bulwarks and dropped n few tons of water on the maindeck as a reminder of their strength well take in fore and mizzen uppertopsails mister steven drake shouted at eight bells when both 1 nvatchcs we75 awake reef the upper main topsail and reef the foresail have to do it sooner or later better do it now and avoid having to call all hands perhaps during the night see tho jibs well lashed down keep the forctopmast staysail on her aye aye sir replied the mate civilly if youll look out here sir ill lend a hand plenty to do then came an army of rain squalls marching across the roaring sea in thunder and lightning devastation dark shapeless figures hauled and cursed in the seething chaos of the full maindeck unseen demons howled and shrieked aloft above the worst the gale or squalls could do a blinding flash of lightning lit every inch of the ships laboring structure high upon tho upper main- topsail yard six shapeless yellow oil- skinned sailors fought profanely with the tormented sail the rain slashed down at them haul that reef tjvyklc tout screamed a voice its all adrift there was momentary blackness after tho lihtning flash then a second flash so swift as to almost blind the eyes but mary saw a yellow figure hurtle down out of that uppermost chaos a scream still on his lips his poor groping fingers catching at the black void the ropeyarns that were only meant to hold his oilskin trousers and jacket together to keep the water from wetting him more than necessary were unequal to holding his weight he fell and plunged into the sea man overboard she scrcamco she ran to the nearest lifebuoy cast it loose and flung it astern finding drake at her side surprisingly he had seen the man fall he was man enough to risk his ship by bringing her around to the sea but in that instant the gale struck down with all its belated fury and the big clipper- lay over until her rails were buried deep under thundering tons of water that swept away forever j11 change for the unlucky sailor astern better go below mary drake bawled in her ear he ran aft to help the helmsman but she did not go she gripped the rail and gazed en thralled at he tiftndeur of the storm men struejjiud ft to haul hc main- yards squn- they haaled sviuly but hfcul they must as they tivdiied on to the poop to pass storm gaskets around the spanker and galljpjail they muttered about the man who vas gen who wuz it young bawston bloody shyme gawd blime murdered e wos bleated erb oats this old man wouldnt stop fer nobody not pore sailors anyow i bet e d eavo to fer that bloody judy though argh 1 keeck you- face in if you no shut up snarled tony at erbs side mary heard erb cry out in terror as they merged in the blackness aft she shuddered violently always something to strengthen that ominous feeling of impending disaster the men finished their work and the watch below was dismissed erb loudly and fearfully demanded of the mate that he be permitted to change his quarters that tony sez ell corpse me strike me dead cried erb then corpse him first you poor rat growled jake stevens in utter disgust with tho man erb went into the swirling blackness of the main- deck sobbing doit you want to go below mary drake asked her suddenly appearing all dripping and breathless at her side he had worked as hard as any man i wouldnt leave the deck for worlds she cried and clung to the rail as to a life preserver to be continued my darling dog gels bequest from late owners estate provision for my darling dog miss mischief is made in tho will ot colonel claude henry lowther ot hurstmonceux castle sussex who leaves 100554 ho directs that the dog shall he taken immediately alter his death to my faithful old friend fred charles bishop who shall receive c4 a month while she is unilor his care colonel lowther a kinsman of lord lonsdale took part in the relief ot ladysmith and during the war raised four battalions of sussex men who came to be known as lowthcrs lambs ho was chairman of the anti- socialist union and for some time mp for the lonsdale division of lan cashire a number of bequests arc made to his employees and servants and he also leaves 200 each to threo doc tors 100 eah to his four godchild ren and tho balance in trust to bo divided among kenneth cunningham and claude harrington an afterdinner speech is never as broad as it is long new elegance an exquisite printed transparent velvet that dips its side hem it is in flattering partridge brown tones with grecian yoke and bow of sheer beige metal cloth the curved line of hip adds con siderable length to the figure the long sleeves give arms trim slender appearance fitted with darts below the elbows this adorable style no 725 is de signed in sizes 1c 18 20 years 30 38 40 and 42 inches bust a paris model that can be copied exactly at just the cost of the fabric and a few hours of your time black sheer velvet with the yoke of deep ecru alencon lace is dignified smart selection for afternoons 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increased from 47411 miles to 1121 miles in cluding improved and unimproved earth roads the total mileage of high ways open for traffic in all parts of canada was at tho end of last year 381077 or a mileage that would girdle the earth over 15 times last year s610 miles o highways were constructed ot which 2454 miles were earth and 0156 surfaced the total expenditure on construction was 3s912029 while a further sum of 18903381 was spent on maintenance the years work included 541 miles of permanent surfaced highways in bitu minous macadam bituminous con crete and cement concrete construc tion waterhound macadam totalled 417 miles and gravelled highways 519s miles there were 1076819 motor vehicles registered in canada in 1927 which was an increase of 131147 ove rthe previous year passenger automo biles registered amounted to 921395 an increase of 100028 over 1927 on a per capita basis there was ono pas senger automobile per 105 persons in canada and ono motor vehicle includ ing trucks motor cycles buses etc per 90 persons only threo countries had greater densities than canada tho nlted states with 51 hawaiian islands 79 and now zealand 80 per sons per motor vehicle britains need of j more cruisers to advance traje protection as a reason for building ten new cruisers is equivalent to a wife demanding a new umbrella because the root had blown off so dtiaroh a retired bri tish naval officer in the socialist he- view london and he adds that tho futility of this reasoning would have been exposed during the late war it it had not been that tho geographical position of the german bases made it possible for britain to pin their fleet within the confines ol the noith sea this former uaval officer goes on to say our cruiicrs were not called upon to protect our trade itom wholesale surface raiding and so their inability to do so was not exposed as it was u few german stiips did break out of tho north sea notably the mocwc and wolf and they sank our ships in the atlantic unhampered a medal was struck in germany to commemor ate the moewes exploit alter she had returned safely it has been pointed out that our regular fleet was powerless to deal with the submarine menace the i truth is that the task of maintaining the seven sea 1 as a private lake for the merchant snips ol any one nation is ludicrously beyond the power of the navies of today the tradeprotection excuse for j more cruisers is utterly fallacious the real reason for any nation wish- j ing 0 build cruisers is becauso other j nations are building them it is the 1 desire to bo able to match these ships j gun for gun in a fleet action that j is what cruisers were tised for in the mighty volga passes varied racial scenes russias national river flows its 2000 miles to the caspian sea nizhni novgorod dssr- stretch ing to its magnificent length ol more than 2000 miles from the lar north west of european russia to tho largest salt lake in the world the cas pian sea the volga is preeminently and indisputably russias national river for uucounted centuries peo ples have used this great waterway for trade and war and migration matushka volga little mother volga is the central figure in inauy ballads and stories one usually begins the popular steamboat trip down the volga at tho old city of nizhi novgorod with its picturesque location on a high bluff ovedlooking the junction of the oka and volga rivers nizhni novgorod still preserves its character as a na tural commercial meetingplace for russia and the east every summer on a low tongue ot land which is re- wish things to be as they actually gularly flooded during the spring rise arc it lies in learning to distinguish j of the river takes place the tradition- what is our own from what does not al fair belong to us epictetus tiuo education lies in learning to gj fcahlbwt royal last war it is what they would be used for again to pretend they can be used for any other purpose is to confuse the issue and to make unnecessarily diffi- 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only with it you can dye your valuable articles of silk or wool with results equal to the finest professional work when you buy remember this tho blue package dyes silk or wool only the white package will dye every kind of goods including silk and wool your dealer lias both packages diamond dyes sun proof nsy to tjsebetten bjsswucs start of five days cruise when the volga passenger steamer turgeniev the volga steamers ao christened in about equal proportion after famous writers and natural scientists and after revolutionists and soviet leaders cast off from nizhni novgorod and started its fiveday cruise to astrakhan at the mouth ot the river one was immediately con scious of the change of atmosphere the bleak strenuous restless life of the presentday russian city gave way to the deep repose of the unchanging river one glides along the broad placid stream through a series of days that incomes gradually warmer and sun nier and nights that become less cool for after the first days sail eastward from nizhni novgorod to the old tar tar stronghold of kazan the main course of the river is southward to ward the hot caspian sea which washes the shores of so many desert lands of finnish stock to travel down the volga is to pass through a varied- racial panorama soon after leaving nizhni novgorod one has or the right bank of tho river the chuvashes and on the left bank the maris of whom the former are a puzzle to anthropologists while the latter are of finnish stock tho holiday costumes of the chuvash wo men with their heavy manycolored headdresses jingling with old coins are especially striking a days sail brings the boat to kazan capital of the tartar autonomous republic where the spires of the minarets and the bulbous domes of the russian hurches symbolize the mingling oi tho two races the river turns south at kazan and after a few hours sail one can seo the little town of ulianovsk foimer- ly simbirsk birthplace of vladimir ilyitch tjlianoff destined to acquire such international fame undor his re volutionary pseudonym of lenine various racial types among tho peasants who rush on board at every stop and who bring bread and eggs and chickens for salo to the passengers who disembark ono can recognize various racial types russians tartars chuvashes and mordvians as tho boat approaches saratov gabled roofs and hurches with steeples instead ot domes on the left bank aunounco the presence of another people the volga german col onists who were brought to russia at the timo of catherine the great and who still retain their native language although with some modifications and additions the germans also possess their autonomous republic with the use of their language in courts and schools last and perhaps most picturcsquo of the races on the volga are tho cal- muck nomads who roam on their lit- tie ponies with their flocks through tho desert that comes closo to tho river during the final days sail from stalingrad formerly tsarltsln and renamed because of the part which joseph v stalin general secretary of tho communist party central com mittee played in its defence during the civil war to astrakhan the round salmuek tents tho figures of camels silhouetted against tho land scape tho sight of an occasional mosque crowned with a crescent all emphasize the approach to the east christian science monitor 1st microbe say whats the mat ter 2nd microbe matter enough this new size money la putting a lot of us fellows out of work too crowded they arc not the best students who aro most dependent on books what can be got out of them is at best only material a man must build his houso for himsolf george macdodald

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