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Clurord, Hichard Dawson, LOVE and by Visit from Helen and Bob. Mother, had been softly sleeping in the other room while we were | talking, and all at once I saw Charles fpring to his feet and incline his ear toward the doorway. At the sound of a peculiar little gasping sigh we simultaneously rushed for the door and came together with a shock that would have taken me off my feet if Charles had not thrown his arms around me to steady me. With his arms still about me we hurried to mother's cot and found her gasping in pain. We worked over her for some minutes before she was able to do anything but moan and it seemed to me that she would never be able to speak to me again. Many times I looked at Charles in supplication. "Can't you do something more ? Has she had these attacks often?" 1 asked. "No," he answered; "we are doing everything we can; we just have to wait until the pain vanishes, but every time she has one of these at- tacks it leaves her weaker." - This he said to me while I was holding the spoon in which he was pouring drop by drop a powerful medicine. Her Hand Trembles, My hand trembled so that I could not hold the spoon and so he took it from me #d I marveled to see how carefully he measured the fluid and | how dexterously he raised my moth- {er just enough to allow her to swal- low the draught. "Charles has been a better son to my mother than 1 have been a daughter," I thought to myself,and I felt very guilty because I realized that although he loved my mother much of the eare he was giving to her was bestowed because he loved me. Some sage has said that propin- quity spells affinity;~but it did not in the case of Charlie and me. He grew up in my father's family and had always called my mother "moth- er.¥ I do net know the time that-he did not jove me more than he did a sister. lean upon him more than upon any other person I have known, and yet the mere thought of the man I mar- ried gives me, a greater thrill than 1 have ever known from Charles' most wonderful devotion, My mother camé slowly back to a world that was not made wholly of pain. = She smiled at Charles and me wanly and her eyelids closed as though she was satisfied to be with those of all the world she loved best. I know it was a great disappoint- (Continued from Page 7.) Fortsmoutn company rurnisted 10s quota, making up she réguired hum. 'ver, The brigade major highly compli- mented the patiaiion 'ror the large turnout. He said tnat he nad just compieied Lae fUMESL and MOSL Salis lactory inspeciion that nad ever tak- 60 piace wu hingsion. He was proua LO see the Daliaion Wilh woich De hag peen so tong connected turn Ou# in ve banasome munner it had done that mignt, and he xn tha tnose tier wouia ao taeir duty like men. tne company Was reported reaay - for duty nec morning, Funowing are the names of the OfII€lss anu wien wno volunteereaq, ANd WAO fornied tne Kingswn con- tungent to MNiagari: Major 1nos. ¥. 1heny, Lieut, weorge Seale, kinsign John H. Jonnston, Sergt.~Major id- win Horsey, Coiwor-Sergt, #atrick Slavin, Sergts. ' Francis Morrison, Henry Coaniey and Owen Jones; Cor- porals William Dunlop, Ubgistopher Moore, Joan Cook and Aléxander Horn; Lance-Corporsis Josepn Lut- tie, John McCanunon, Richard Koo- inson and Kicoard wareham; Bugler Joseph Conkun; Privates Joan Alley, Peter Asseistine, George Bain, 1 banuen, Heary asawaen, Ueorge Bennett, Cnaries Brigat, Michuél Burk, Robert surns, Olver Boisel, Samuel Canuem, Joan Cant: weil, Thomas Cosmeeriamn, Heary Stewart Davey, Samuel Dawson! John Dick- son, David Dodds, award vans, William lstord, Samuel swart, Jas. Finaiay, James Gartiey, James Gib- son, Hionard Haririck, Joan Jiqpscn, Thomas nurley, Hooert Jac A Joon Kehly, Joun Lattie, John Mmai- thews (181), Jolin Matinews (na), Christopher Miller, Tuomas Mur- pay, Jonn Heasup, Micaaei A. Mo- Gil, Ellery P. Tweudeil, Wiliam Vineoerg, Michael Wall and Edward Woiiard. | A signalling class will be estab lished by the 14th Kegiment (¥. W. S21 and tull equipment 4s author- : ) All men interested in this branch I am very fond of him. +} STO OF TE Lm of amidst the greatest enthusiasm' The § THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG SATURDAY, MARCH 18, 1970. MARRIED the noted author 1dah MSGione Gibson ment to my mother that I had not married (harles, but the marriage vow is so sacred to her that after she knew that I had wedded John she never mentioned her blasted hopes. Made a Great Mistake. Now more than 'ever, 1 4m sure, she feels that I made a great mis- take, but I know that she will never indicate this to 'me in any way. Finally Charlie left me to prépare my mother for bed. She "hardly stirred even when the telephone rang and I found that Helen and Bobbie had come over for a week- end visit with me. "1 wanted to see-you, Katherine," said Helen, "and Bobbie was tired after his trip, so we decided we could have a little rest over here. You can't teil how happy he is that we have picked up our friendship again, We won't think of coming up to-night as your mother is ill, but we'll see you in thesmorning as soon as you will let us." "I have just helped mother to bed, I answered, "and I will be glad it you will both come up to my sitting room. I want you to meet my cous- in who came over with my mother. You know, he has always been like a brother to_me and a son to her." "Don't let us disturb You," said Helen. "I shall be very glad to have you come because I am not very sleepy and I can do- nothing for mother. 1 want to tell you how much I have missed you." Her Greatest Fault. "Did you 'dear? That makes me very happy. I do noi have so many trionds dir i the thought that some one misses me does mot make me feel a about my heart. However, I 't talk any more over the phone. Boh says that's one of my greatest fault We will be right pd " hastily changed into a soft ne- gligee which I had not had time to do during mother's seizure, "Charles!" I called, "the Gaylords are coming up. I want you to meet them." . et 3 "All right," he answered, "I'll be right here." I came into the room just as Helen and Bobby walked in. One view of Helen's face and I knew that her pepm was. right---the ghost stalked between. over (To be Continued.) {Copyright by National Newspaper Service.) . owe PE Sica + BUT NONE CAN TELL «*Diamond Dyes" Tum Faded, Shabby Apparel into New Pon't worry about perfect results. 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After the ceremony the bride received con- gratulations, and the many guests sat down to a sumptuous wedding breakfast. The wedding gifts were numerous and costly, showing the high esteem in which the bride is held by her many friends. The bride's going away suit was of navy blue serge, with a blue straw and brocaded silk hat and fox fur. The bride and groom left on the after- noon train for eastern points, where they will spend their honeymoon. to nd the Reorganization Bill. 40 a lo make Genta! Pershing jessanent chief of Mall In 8 30 e ° the secretary of war to make the Told in Twilight * - * (Continued from Page 3.) Mrs» R. F. Segsworth gave a very pleasant bridge party in Toronto for the members of the Canadian Mining Institute and their wives. The guests included : Dr. and Mrs. James Me- Intosh, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis (Que- bec), Mr. and Mrs, Cyril Knight, E. T. Matheson (New York), Mr. and Mrs: A. J. Young, Dr. Goodwin {Queen's University), Prof. and Mrs, McCowan (Ottawa). Arthur Cale (Cobalt), G. H. Gillespie (Madoc), Prof. and Mrs. M. B. Baker (King- ston), Mr. and Mrs, Bateman, Col. and' Mrs. Boyd , Mr. and Mrs, F. McConnell, Miss Coleman and Mr. Hall, . - Mrs, Stuart Hawkins, Centre &treet, entertained At bridge on Thursday afternoon with Mrs. James 8&5 guest of honor. Mrs. James is visiting Mrs. (Col.) Maclean, West street. Three tables were in play and an enjoyable time was spent. * » * The last of the Ladies' Curling Club teas for this season was given on Tuesday afternoon of this week, and was presided over by Mrs. Er. nest Dawson. f » Ld ' N. B. Wormwith, Toronto, was in the city, visiting his parents for a few days this week. Mrs. G. W. Mylks, William street, entertained at bridge on Friday evening, ~ Mrs. J. H. Echlin, Perth, was visit- ing in Kingston for a few days, Miss Dorothy Small is leaving Ottawa for Montreal where she will spend a short time with her cousins, Capt. and Mrs. 0. 8. Tyndale. At the ppening of the Ontario leg- islature Mrs, Anthony Rankin wore navy blue Georgette and smart hut. Mrs. R. M. Hannaford, Grey ave- flue, Montreal, entertained on Mon- day afternoon at a kitchen shower in honor of Miss Dulce Dodwell. Lieut.-Col, and Mrs, B.) W. Brown Kingston, are spending few days in Ottawa and are stayijig. at the Chateau Laurier. » - »- R. P. Spratt, Lindsay, was in Kingston visiting his brother, Arch- bishop Spratt. Mr. and Mrs. C. F. L. Gamsby spent the week-end in town. Growing up 'sturdy and strong on CUBES Sturdy and strong! that's how every mother wishes her chil- dren to grow up. Then give them a cup of Oro every day. It can be made simply and quickly with Oxo Cubes: A daily cup of .Oxo works wonders in the matter of health. . Sturdy children grow sturdier-- backward children get ro cheeks, gain weight, win lel their appetites. An excellent diet both for deli- cate children and invalids is an Oxo Cube in a glass of hot "milk. Oxo renders the milk readily assimilable and vastly increases its nourishing value, The little strength-builders Tins of 50 Cubes 100 Cubes $1.25 $2.25 4 Cubes ... 10 Cubes _ ... 10c. 25¢. Miss Lilian Saunderson, Montreal, is the guest of Mrs. Donald McPhail, King street. ( Mr. and Mrs. W. FY Nickle are spending- the week-end in Toronto. Miss Frances Sullivan, Villa St. Claire Apartments, has returned from new York. Mrs. W. T. Minnes, "Hillcroft," returned from Toronto on Tuesday. * . » we Dr. Harold Williamsop'ot Londd#, this week, left yesterday for Port Arthur, : 4 Mrs. George W. Shibley, Wood- stock, is visiting her brother, J. B. Ham, Morven. Mr, and*Mrs. Arthur Day, Ports: mouth, spent a couple of days this week at J, M. Spafford's, Switzer- ville, Mrs. T Nicholson, Kingston, spent Wednesday in Napanee, the guest of Mrs. Loyst. Miss Norma left to-day for Ottawa to spend a few weeks with Mrs. L. P. Roberts,' McLaren. street. 5 : % » ... od HN A very pleasing event took place at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. George Millard, 466 Albert street, on Thursday, when their charming daughter, Edith, celebrated her third birthday. The occasion was marked by a profusion of pretty gifts from many friends who were present at the tea given. The table was beautifully decorated and lighted with candles. : CI Rev. A. O. and Mrs. Watts, Mer- rickvale, announce the engagement of their daughter, Mabel Luella, to Cassius Elmer Campbell, Ottdwa, the marriage to take place quietly early in April. . ' RAL ESTATE IN KINGSTON THIS SEASON. 18 VERY ACUTE. and Prices Will Go Still Higher, "The situation in the reml estate reported by agents te be unusually acute. Formerly it was possible to satisfy enmquirers for property, but they are unable to do this suy long: section permitting | this i { England, who visited 'fh Kingston Elmer, Bagot street, . market in Kingston this spring is | of | rents hey {creased 100 per cent. This has dis- Columbia, Edison and all other makes of Talking Ma- chines repaired, adjusted, and ll cleaned. Parts for all makes | -supplied. Expert workmanship, moderate charges. J. M. PATRICK 149 SYDENHAM ST. Hn rm A GOOD COFFEE will lose its refreshing aroma if exposed to the air. This is why Rideau Hall mu: Coffee cum is packed in air-tight tins. 'Ours bein the pick of ¢ world's best coffees, we do everything to assure its oo livery to you in its most perfect condition, The "coffee-colored label with its special design fs known throughout the wide creasing territory vere Rideau Hal Coffes 38 sold. as a guitantes that Be better ee can be obtained anyw t ali grocers in pound and half pousd sealed tin. . : GORMAN, ECKERT & CO.; LIMITED LONDON AND WINNIPEG, v same condition on this very import ant matter, and there is no prospect of any bu | programme this sea- son rey 5 te mate of ret ond r ol i. items of. building speci fications have gone up 150 per cent, in ten years, and nearly all have in- stated that it was one of investments ob; present prices. Evidently he md advances in rather than a decline. A -- ---- The death occurred B.C, on Feb, 25th, of Thompson, of cotiraged many builderswiho form ly built on speculation, and towdh have been last year or two. At once! 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