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vi iV } "p i Coming to Canada, these; women rhddy-faced little body) with silver ’ dependable continued to suffer and endure as always’ in’ her pocket; and she had le EEK fn Aomori HTOIR Cle OMestenAB ‘erPrashionable ladies lodging ‘with her, these stony hitlsides—but there was|-On fine afternoons, , Paddy, Casey. _} 80" tonchvlot -iope, thrown? in, » And) would come round with his open: car > A} Where ‘thete is hope, theré fs" joy. | riage’ and spanking pair. ' Mistress }'™~ | One of the, finest things Canada. ever | Kitty O'Shea and her Stylish guests was to puta Rindly nite” into| werg driven. Slowly , up, and, down rs eriyA Oye ok Bibs proud, | King. Street to, see the) sights, and B4| take the ain). Of course, I didnot urt| understand °the business ‘at the time; “abi| but to doubt my friend Kitty wanted

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pbeked with clieriiy throngs, The CANADIAN NATIONAL CARBON CO. LIMITED sight cut him'to the heart. = ———— He. once... said....to,...Lord... Robert Halifax, Montreal, TORONTO, Winnipeg, _ Vancouver Cecil:_“I_used_to_hope-_that_I_was u : i u ase : : : meant to keep the country out al war. But perhap§ my,real\business was to bring her into it’ unitedly.” Ihe biographer replies sharply to| Woman Architect’ Will Decorate Bona | Discovery ‘Of Body By Archasologist Lloyd Georgels (criticism of*Grey re- StreetFor-Coronation. _|__ EStows He Was Beheaded garding the-invasion of- Belgium! In} A young woman; whose, hobby is The first body of) a) tidblesbelonging his memoirs Lloyd George contends} architecture, stood before; 300 pro- to the time of the -first-dynasty of that at any stage Gtey) could ‘have| fessional architects in London—and Egypt has"been discovered by "3 secured \ substantial wnanitnity iw the| criticized’ their work. She was Mrs, | YOUNIS Bittishfarchacdlogish) (Walter| Where our Captain bids us go, cabinet respecting Belgium, and that) acland, wife of the! M.P. for Barn- Emery. ‘Tis not ours to murmur “No”.

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Name ii ed past Father's Point) the Wwaters| “hadiie jratiied Germany in’ ‘time of| staple. She created the winning de-| ME Emery found iv while EXavat-| He that | gives thé” sword! Sad Paadreg iu US of, tho St. Lawrenge fury miles /jbe-| the point, at, which Britain would de-| sign for the decoration of Bond ing at Sakkara, neat thé! pyrainid of] cHooses tod the battle-feld bot 1 Bol ace hind were strewn, with.bedding, toss-| claré- Wak tile fs8ue would have been] street, known to the world as the Zoser. It has been identified as that} On which we fignt the foe.

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g - Is We cannot be ‘surer of, anythin, = TT n decks ship-shepe fon ports ,Agcp,fiat| In Prof. (revelyan’s view, Lloyd tects in the country, under King. Azab, fifth ruler .of-thetenan this: that if we’ cannot ceebor Frosted “Loo Well Ci ero, wae peing towed slowly, up, the| George \here }"displays’ more thah) his) Mrs, Acland told the, architects firstadynasty, our present"lot we could ‘sanctify no

ugual temerity/! The | author'! says} that) Bond street; known to» the THp body, ‘decapitated’ ‘by’ ancient the difigilty'was'the greater MECHURE | worls as' the street of quality,’’ was robbers, | Was) lifdiiid 3 tying (in! | [thie Father are there, or nowhere. The loya-George-himself-was-a-neutral-larchitecttrally appalling, and that burial pitiin the-centre of, a. tomb} oictructions of our Jot are given us. it. Grey's) colleagues are cited. ag) her Coronation scheme, was intended| Whigh dates” back’ to'approximately| ty gent away: its» gloom, its» mys- agreeing the cabinet, would; not: have}to cover up its faults. 3,208 B.C. teries are for oir worship)! and: its permitted’ a’ threat about’ Belgium Her aidience ‘of men Showed their|1orBeeide the body was ® unique vase! temptations for our faith: Soldiers earlier than ‘the foreign secretary] agreement by’ cheering’ het. resembling. the steering. wheel of 4) oe the cross, it is not for us, but for made it, Mrs. Acland first wanted to be; moter car and of about the, same) oi, Leader “and our Lord, to, choose ) “Lloyd George's) retrospective crea,| come an architect at the age of 12, size the field, and it is ours, to take the tion of situations that never existed,| She still “goes to school,” and fre- The vase! was! shatteréd!s when) station which "he assigns and’ make fi order to cast blame on others, is} quently works night and morning found, uty the. fragments retrieved) ie the field of truth and’ honor, even unworttiy of the great part» hesplayed | drafting..plans. Her holidays are| from the sandihave-been pieced) to-) iffit be the field of death. in the world's affairs,” the author/ob-| spent. working) ip hichitetts? offices, | Sethemeands Scht al? the, museum at sénves. Pope fteeece Cairo. "7 Strange Buf, Frue,

Noise is a major hazard in modern| | An umbrella hhasjribs but no jtrunk. Some Scotsmen ave TegieeeRerous tiafond Str cat H existence, contributing to chronic ill ‘A’ tree has’ av trank’ but=no ribs. impulses. Fake Tor —example,., the Richhiond Street. - Our diving ijudt®| yeoith and premature old age, ae-| Awma@tchghas a head but no face.) Scotsman, who was attracted sy one] "a aun ems ae ee erp wPece ppgtairs, ing @ ama Yhadk| cording to Dr. Foster Kennedy 9f| A “watch hhaS..a face bub ino, head. of the Sfamest! twins,” He sidied ip BLIN DING HEA p- W Ose ts (awe! , Which ee Shaxed _ with, @| Cornell; | Revsosterhas a comb but no-hair. | &° the twiny ppp toolf his fancy and

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My fnothé! tool idugihg# ith Mr. Michael O‘Hogan in a small frame house that stillsfands#in tottering decay, on, the east side of, York Streee! al-tew doors’ down “from

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