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‘ sppnd several days at the country
% home of Sccrclary Weeks. there wuss, ‘
.\ grout cxcilt‘llll’nl. and the stuff of the,
' Weeks cstnie became very busy. Miss
Ll Elizabeth Protilx. sixteengeanold
niece of the (‘flt‘elflkf‘n climbed up the
flag pole and regililed the ball on its
I tip, and than made the flag ready. i
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\é 50" 371 ff? Par/f C 35+ If .Vflll “1“"? an Old “'00tlen bowl
- e ’C 0 ‘ “F“? that is not in flf'lch use. purchase
' 1" th 1 rb W some shellac mid some paint. dark-
PassDorf' form? ltles' fan?" '9‘"? Shades living preferable, llnd give it a .
of travel in foreign COUl..KlCa.‘h09§‘ cont of paint flTSf. \Vlicn thoroughly. r
{Jet'te’t‘llsstt ttegweixihcgzi‘d‘dfsa mid]; lib]; dry Sllt‘llm‘ "- Tht‘ result will he 11“ V“
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across the continent-Wide border contrary. Ul _ Four-59, there “9:40;", Barleycorn is genial host both (iii-stood the an “r imiiiting Eogi‘vun ‘ _ . ..
when and where they please With- custom ~formalities. but unless oneleast and west—are responsible for k v M m. to “win, . , , ers '
out writing to Washington for ncr- 13 carrying a great. amount of bay: ; the exceptionally heav tide of ”r "m ' ' “ M“ we“) borders, l " . I .
missmn and papers. The passport gage. the inspection amounts to‘ travel tlowiniz northwar 3. this WW “Wk“ ”1“ MM more attrac-l- . ‘.
regulations that resulted. from the nothing: more than an incident; A statement to the public from the—Thrift Magazine ‘ {
latc‘war were an innovationlamti. an often Drod‘lt'the of amusmsz feat- ; the Canadian government is as (01- 4 v u o
unp easant one as or as tic rcci ures. Should one he taking over a 3 lows: . . , . -. . . ,i Ed]. D fall In
and easy going: American. piihlic,motor car. typewriter. sporting. "1. Canada welcomes bona fide ('r”:k"\';."_d,fl‘w‘2nyzi';‘Hl'h'p‘f "11““.9 . e s
was concerned. This public that paraphernalia or similar articles ongtourists and will extend every mm" ',‘L‘“ ,.U’ ,' :‘_ I:"‘““"_ 'Omj fills Pa 10
was accustomed to tram-l whercso- which when imported into (‘nnadnicourtesy possible to such travellers “‘n'lm'“ ‘1'" I‘Hn‘qm ‘i'l‘i‘mdr in?) f pe
ever its fancy listeth and trust to; a dutv is levcltd h is ri-iw‘vrcd to in entering or leaving the Domino w“ ‘”‘" F 0“ y ”r" l" "”r 5 “‘ T
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luck and the nearest Americanfput up n cash hand Wlll4"h is re-lion. 0”" "-‘””“”‘- "“m’”“"”""‘ “W """g‘" amorlo ‘U
consul to keep it out of trouble.i funded when he leaves (Tiinadzi and “2. Tourists do not require pass. hit-mus, removed in iiw British. \\'t=. ,. _
Today the American .governmcntjtzikes out the bonded goods inorts as a condition of entry to limp lilsn mptiirmg Hunk Material. :r
does not reqmre its Cltlzenfi to pro- I‘riivelcm intending' to visit Camila I Canada from the United States or lllit'WlNr ”this and ’iilllIHn si-iii by the =
Vide themselves With passes whcnpnn ascertain from rnilwny agcnls;as a conditiin of leaving Canada iiriimii tn Arnii'nln. mini m- have sP-i
traveling abroad. but the Wise-,thtlier articles they wish to takev for the United States. t‘lll‘l‘tl lzriiisli suppii. ~ >t‘lil to lN-iini-l
traveler headed for Europe has his 5 tire sulilcrt to bond deposits or not. ; “'3. Immigrants (i. 0. persons km“
passport in order ere‘he takes ship, This freedom of mow-moi: to- zooming to Canada to work or re-_ "'l‘hi‘rn's no lllutltizk 1111501! why we ‘
knowmg that travel over there. whether wnth‘ newly opened resiirts.lsi(]e) are deharred if nationals 0. should!“ “mm, (.mmumlmmv' “m _
imposstble Without such a docu- the innovation of nttmchw ridingicermany, Austria, Hunziiry. Bulo we "um “N g... ”i m ”u. ankg on ' ‘ ‘ ,5
ment. _ 9nd drivmg tours. additional iisli-ggar'a or Turkey, but nationals of this ”gm .. ' k '
LhCanaltZat requifres nolpasspojrts ofthnzzdcanolemg Isand hunting trails’any of the countries are not de- ‘ " '
c mu 1 me o travc ers an tour-i 981 98 tie We known charms ofibarred when belonging to a non- ’— ~ ~ ~ .. ~ . i
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{its giatflsleekd the-”summer Joys ofi gianada 2:1 hilstogically'rich cast andiimmigrant class such as tourists $3ZI‘GEWIQZ: :9 if) llioifihihliz'fl‘iay'
e or iswonc n' . .~:t—~ ‘ " ’ " ‘>
an . a rumors to the. ra in tie w and and travellers. rev” and usmma _mtm $90k “up“
,.- -_,,__ _, 7 . {fa—7‘ v ‘7‘ .‘TZ-__,.-.,,-,._-__.A_ ’5‘ _ J :— -——-q M health resorts. " liusc who remain -
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' rilllN' \U‘ 'l‘iii‘ks I‘Hl‘t‘h pi'rso-iit mir side "The King thought the “:H' “‘nnl'l “t home can find ' H" in. 101') a .. ,
, ., . . ., ., ‘ . Honey and Tiir. Mrs. Alice Hotz, . .4 _ i:
0‘ the (d_sp_ he said. As .1” Amerl- lip u pl‘ulllhnutli- “kn tln- nzii- hr mmln- 81" York Q‘ (“l “m,” U . ll _ _. i . _ ‘ .
1 Gun. )mi :iri- i'll lc-iist IH'UlI‘Hl it not iii Sfilllrl‘lillltl and." exclaimed the \‘i- "F‘olv "a ane 1.! :11; 'l:'l‘.l ”Rift 05- if ‘ ,_ ‘ ‘ I :3 _ : -_' - -. 1 » ~\
friendly." 50- ll‘llnl; l“ lllh‘ “MONIQ- \llt‘lUllS llllll' Ht'lttl‘ul. his black eves “ y a ‘1 iro ' up a '
. 7 _ g . _ .. . ,. ' bad cough andaiso my lionrsncss. -
I inle- among iiii- tit-ops. m lunvhm; Spulklll‘lg. lint he wont. .\lilit:ii\ and ave me at “7.1. I l -—-— --—~
and dining with him. or over his Ilt'Sk. logic is against him. M“ is o d drf... l’ ‘1 sitter-
llH‘ inlt‘rniw run our iiiiiiu' llUlll'S. ml‘lii- (hm-ks ari- t‘tlllllllg: “itli int: n.’ l‘p'lli" n E on {‘me 5". H: spinltts kn r, E V ‘ . . l . ‘
l “m” ”"" ‘l‘l-V l” “""H“"'- mutt-rial. 'l‘licsi- “Ill l>t~lillis in llll‘i' I ‘1 ng. ‘00 1113 003 1"“ ”Hr ‘0 ' .
y "\\'o- lin- loin-l) Ulll ll'l“ I" 0“" Snx ilii (liv-ks him» now \H.Ulmil‘1-i ling. irritating monlhrui‘tlfi. 03509 U et se In 6 ell lne
I, 5;. l)l!llll|il1S, ('lll oil from lllt‘ “ml i. “H. ”H“... I ”H.“ \\-, “H”. in: mm ’i C‘hORing and gilsplng.~—-Sllll\‘llll~l owcll \_ ____. ~17 , -_«~< . g "7%-- _ g -_ __._.. J7
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puslizt. the brilliant (‘liii-l' rit' tlir 'l‘iiir; _ '_ “V. “”51“?“ ”1‘?" l." I." h 'lui' lilfil lumps. llllxllIL' Inns of (‘lglilt'l'fl
forms on W‘liosv liaitlt-lh'l‘ :iiirl \\‘il- ”L ”W ""“n “’7'" H: mm“ ‘ ”l"! ".\I llio- uriiiislii‘r. “v t]l$li§lllll¢"l :in ,
(it‘l'l‘lltlfl much in lllt‘ Sllt‘t'vfls or l'.ii|iii'v is,'1“”x“:ll"”'_“'l(l“"1:11'1];'“Illv'f'":'('.'.‘,‘:"“: :iinix Iii MWAWU ”1"“ \\'.v 8‘31 mt
(if llw Niitiiviilaliwts. \\;ii.' liilllll‘ll Ill ' ' " ‘ ' ‘ ti‘um .i::liii. lll'HlL‘ll imw wr .‘ll‘l‘ luk-
:in lili \il.ilili in I‘I'sbll' l‘t'!’l3lll:l\ lli'
Illl‘ li.ii-l xvii-ml iii' lllllllli l lighting , . “”4 Unl‘ l'|"|\'"ll ”H II N
. _ . , , , (nli‘t‘lifl wrii- mil in llllh miissii). _ ‘ . ‘
Willi .\llll|H, lxiirils. Luissiniis illltl l.ii .\'~'l{|'tl il llt‘ had any (,crmiins or
. , , "This w: r l:-.- l -~l li iizll i l»‘.
tisli. (luring ll)" {"l'l‘ul \\'.‘ll‘. ('5l”‘l'l&lll\ ‘ I" "II 1“, I (H luirsihiis Ill his lol'Cl‘S. hI- SJlIli "()l'
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of stuff. He is ,u‘nrn lllUl’t‘ lt- :n-linii ”I“! ”h” “P sump-m ”I“ HHM' m“! :l iii‘t I‘tllllll ilivlni‘ 3“” Ml “Ml.“ “( a“? ~ .
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“I‘lmui‘mlmipd m- F'HPH ”whmmi‘ \‘.lllll‘i.l lilllll. llu' lust pi'i-paii‘i-il "
liilllll‘l' ill‘ilr. lll‘HllllL' \t'itli llllllt Hli‘x [3,. more mm.” Hm“ ‘\,._ \\.|l ii. l‘ in lost. \\'o li:i\o- that, “'0 ._
(Inl\ iii his Iiii't Q‘ll‘. lll' isn't u‘iH'ii (0 "Why should ”rm“ “Nisan” lu- Sp“, l\illl\‘. wit (.lll.'\" is Jllsl. Hiii' Hiltlii-i‘a '
"HIM“!('UnW‘isutimi. 'l‘lil‘mllillmll ”'1‘ to our lnmi in lllllsxilt'l‘t' :lllll l‘llllltlt‘“ “It“ '- l l' Nliii‘k Hm] 561””. 1“? ”UFO!“
éll'lll), to llll‘ liist bulilit-r, Iii-4 'l":!l'nt‘.~.“» ”ml hum? 5”,...” this plumulii Jmfi, IJlll wins lll'\ iii.'\ look Ill} equipped. .p
is known llll'l \\‘lii~ii lll' spigi‘ts lu snl- H" wig“ to do tliis. All in knows s but ilw-ir’ ll'ill'ls .‘Il't‘ right :llldl lhf‘V .
ilii w ill tlu- rimlts. .IS llt' rim-s print. that m. is lighting for King Vaughn“ know llU“ to light. Thi'y will light
1Iiv-v .‘~l|(|lll out tlivir :iiisWi-i's, “mi. The King flutters hinLqplf ”mt iiiitil infill :lii- \uii' is (“-1- ‘lllll won. it
Hmuwvr, \vitli tlii (il’l-ik ni‘i‘vns‘ivc he has military tnlciit. But he will min i-‘llu' 1” M-iii's. init \H‘ :ll’l’ prepar-
in lllll swing”. lsmvl push” ln\lll'<l llix ioso the war. and also his throne when in: for that.
r0ri‘cswiiiiit-nt to sixty illlll go about his PPODIO understand how unjugt :- ".\t lllt‘ Hill of the Kl'lill war. 1h“
with him. “I wnnt to talk to _\oti lw- Ntho war. Allies lllO'llR‘lll to criicil'} us. using tliw
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