FRIDAY, APRIL 27; 1923, ___THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG Te TITRA, LAYER'S | AGENCY FOR ALL NAVY Cut OCEAN STEAMSHIP LINES Special attention given your family or friends going to or returning from the Old Country. Passports arranged for. For information | "Walting--net at the church but om { the way there," Juliet flung back. Marjorie sighed. "I don't like | statues--they are so stiff and blood- | less--and you can't stick pins in them Do matter how much you may want to," she sald. "Besides, I never could | hold 'a pose--staying put is beyond | me, almost, In anything. Otherwise I might be asking you to be my brides | maid." i "Oh, who Is the happy man? Juliet | | broke in savagels. ible tmnt wn ann Beaver Board To the Ambuth Artistic--Sanitary--Durable --Economical The exclusive "SEALTITE" treatment gives Beaver Board an ideal surface for decoration, making a priming coat unneces- sary and insuring a perfect band with any good paint. By MARTHA WILLIAMS tt Bucecsnccccnccanancsnscsesll | «©. 1923, by McClure Newspaper Syndicate.) | Jullet stepped from the elt pores | with her grand air, but reach the | "That I don't know vet," from Mar | ration pergola . the garden end dancidg | jorie, tranquilly. "You see, it's a / {], FlATLEY, o. P. and T.A.G.T. fed rather ou of key by her own 10 | Reais? Bons somamtiert Sena Office: C.N.-G.T. Station, corner tied rather out of key by her own red | "Really? How ' romantic. Juliet | Johnson and Ontario Streets, King- lips. This is a manner of saying she | gneered. | | Luisisen suit was of the new time--new, as unmis- | Marjorie' face suddenly melted. | | Open Day and Night, takably as Marjorie, who sat waiting | «ye} me, on your honor, do you truly | 'PHONE 99 for her, was of the old time, old. Yet | 1ote Tennant? she asked very low. | : there was but a month's difference in | "love him so much life- means noth- | the ages of the pair. Otherwise they ing without him?" CIGARETTES | Ask for free samples and illustrations at office. ALLAN LUMBER C0. , VICTORIA STREET. 'Phone 1042, and rates apply to We Have Cars of Chestnut Coal enroute Orders taken now to be delivered on ar- rival of same. SOWARDS COAL Co PHONE 156. UP-TOWN OFFICE: McGALL'S CIGAR PHONE 811. STORE CARS FOR SALE Two Chevrolet Trucks. One Overland Touring Car. One Ford Touring Car. These Cars are in good céndi- tion and prices right. 4 CLARK'S GARAG Cor. King und Princess Sts. Phone 2357F. AUTOMOBILE 10 S RECCYERED Write for Prices to JAS. W. JUDSON BROCKVILLE, ONT. Phone 663. Chevrolet Studebaker We have a few good Used Cars which we are offering at Reduced Prices, as we need the floor space for our new cars. The Central Garage Limited Phone 600. Brock and Montreal Streets. WE NEVER CLOSE. SILVERWARE AND CHINAWARE TO RENT ARNIEL & HAMBROOK (CATERERS) WM. J. ARNIEL Earl and Alfred Streets Phone 529. F.C. HAMBROOK 115 Brock Street Phone 1925w. | they trod habitually | were slim and lithe, Jullet a thought | She pesented her curves i { more than ever since Marjorie had | | come. "How did you happen to be made | | so right out there in the backwoods | broke in: | bish? { You shan't do it--instead I'll be Judy | to you unless you want to be sent | | straight back home." "I read all dad's letters--being his | | private secretary," Marjorie answered. were worlds apart, albeit close kin. Juliet had never known anything but lavish luxury, the indulgence of every whim or caprice. Marjorie had grown up between the dim blues, the happy silences of wide, wide fields. She loved them with a passion Juliet had and twenty, pulsing with life and | health, it was joy Indeed to find her- | self part of a world so different. Juilet was a pocket Venus, golden | as was her fortune; Marjorie of a dusk fairness--white skin, with pink In the cheeks, eyes so deep- ly dark you might not name their | color, with silken black hair, and feet that seemed made for dancing, high arched and light stepping, as though on air. Both the rounder. with nobody to see you?" she had asked almost peevishly as her cousin | | slipped out of her traveling cloak. don't | "Wholly unintentional. I know a thing about it." Marjorie had laughed back, running on, "You'll find { me a bundle of ignorance, done up In | your last year's garments, dear Miss { | Trent--" Juliet had "Who told you About calling me Miss Trent? Juliet broke in, "How was I to know | you weren't a gawk--the impossible | sort nobody wants to claim kin with?' | "Don't know--unless by seeing my | portrait--Iit's In the spring exhibition here," Marjorie replied civilly, long lashes velling her-twinkling eyes. Juliet sat down aghast. "never felt for anything, but now, tall | barely dashed | flushed deeply as she | that rub- ! "Portrait? ! | Now--who on earth--you don't have | artists way out theré" she exploded. | Marjorie explained--a wandering art- ist in search for things paintable had | halted for the night at the plantation --had so loved the place and all about | it he had stayed for a fortnight-- | making sketches of her but nothing | beyond. { sent dad a package--a replica of | most famous city street. something aimed at the gallery. A runs "as straight as a string" from NO DINNER TOO LARGE--NO LUNCHEON TOO SMALL. DAINTY CAFE The place where dining out is truly a delight OPPOSITE BIBBY'S -- a. a Baie OE i = (La, pis il doe MN. TT ON all foe. 2 os X [ TX] Xx LAI, TT 4 PE 7 RN Ce PEERLESS FENCE A real fence for every rieed on the farm or lawn. All styles carried in stock. Get our prices. LEMMON & SONS 187 PRINCESS STREET SPECIALS Men's Dr. Reed's Cushion Sole Balmorals .... ..... $10.00 Growing Girls' Patent 1 Strap Shoes .............. $205 | The Sawyer Shoe Store | Phone 159. 184 Princess St. It is not the eye for faults, but "eauties, that constitutes the real tle. ark of great perfection e m with the {mperfection i Then at Christmas he had portrait of Miss Marjorie indeed--he had done his best with it but felt he had fallen below reality. not seen it that way--to himn the pic- ture was perfect. One reason for sparing his girl was to let her see her- self on the famous walls--and let the Dad had | artist himself see how marvelously | close he had come to nature An explanation that had quite changed the color of affairs. Juliet had made haste to see the picture, to tell her friends all about It, to make { fic circumvents by way of Madison ave touch with the artist, invite him to | Greatrock for week-ends, and llonize him more than he liked. Possibly the | misliking had had something to do | with his sudden running away to the wilds. Marjorie was not sure--in. deed she was doubtful as to several things. Chiefest among them was the state of her own heart. Tennant, the artist, . was undeniably fascinating, handsome, vivid, world schooled, yet keeping something of wholegome freshness. He had not made love to her in her own home--a scruple that had appealed to her strongly. Safe away, he had written of what he felt for her, asking neither answer nor re- turn--they could wait until the two of them met again--meantime she must not quite forget .him, but think | and think of him, so she might know what answer to make. In face of that she could not write him of her engagement ta Bill Clark, planter and next neighbor, who had gone away with his sick mother to Arizona, hoping its air might save her life. He was there still, though the hope had vanished. "Rut--she loves it so here--and will die easier" he had written to his sweetheart. She had told Tennant everything the first time he came to Greatrock. The tell- ing had been a facer, but he took It gallantly, saying only: "My hope will live until it faces either a wedding ring or a coffin lid." but making neither outcry nor protestation. A month later he had lost himself--and throughout the long weeks since, no word had come from him. Thus he pergola roses were in their flush of high summer bloom when Juliet sank down breathless in thelr shade, her mirth all gone, her face tense, her eyes darking. She turned upon Marjorie, saying angrily: "I suppose it will be a statue next-- you're learning to hold the pose for it so beautifully." ' "For which of the Christian virtues do you think?" Marjorie "I do--oh, I do," Juliet hissed, then | broke Into wild sobbing. "And--and ~--I would make him lore me--if only you were out of my way." "You are sure" from Marjorie, Juliet fell face down upon the mar | ble seat, crying between tempestuous sobs; "I know It! 3en have to love me If I want them to." | "You would take him from me, even { If T loved him as you do?' Marjorie | asked, the melting gone from her face. | "I would. Ycu cannot love him, need him as I do." Jiliet burst out, springing suddenly upright, her hands clinching. Marjorie looked at her hard. Then, | "Tou may take him--if you can! Oh, life's spoiled child!" she sald, hurry- ing away after the last word, mean- Ing to go straight home by the earliest train. Oft when woman disposes, Fate In- terposes. She did it now sending Tennant and Bill Clark to Greatrock | at the same hour, though from oppo- | site directions. They came first upon Marjorie, but with Juliet three steps | behind her, a lovely Juliet, flushed, | downcast, appealing, as no man had ever seen her before. Marjorie, both | hands fast in Billy's, opened her mouth" to say: "Here ig your new cousin." But something in his eyes checked the speech. She saw wonder melt electrically Into a quick flame-- one she was too wise to misunder | stand, too righteous minded to smoth- er. Therefore she presented them ome to another in due form, turning then | to Tennant, with the thing he had | hoped for Shining in her own eyes. As she gave him a single hand she | whispered mischievously: "We are In the way--those two need to console , each other. But remember how you will be handicapped hereafter, marry- Ing your model after the usual fash- fon." "I am fully resigned." Tennant whispered back, leading her again to the ambush of roses. AMID EARTH'S OLDEST ROCKS Mount Morris Park Peak, in New York, May Actually Be Millions of Years Old. Mount Morris park, in New York city, stands In the axis of America's Fifth avenue Washington square to the Harlem river at One Hundred Forty-third Street--a distance of seven miles--except at Mount Morris park. There it is block- aded by a mass of Manhattan schist, about eight acres in extent, and as high as a seven-storied building, standing in the midst of a 20-acre park, which traf- ' nue on one side and Mount Morris Park West on the other. This impediment of Fifth avenue is one of the many rocky islets of which Manhattan island is composed, heaved up in the titanic convulsions of Nature in the dawn of creation and left stand- ing above Harlem plain when rain and flood, corroding atmospheric agents, - 90¢ 150 #1786 yr KINGSTON--CAPE VINCENT FERRY ROCKPORT NAVIGATION comp ANY, LIMITED Opening Season of Navigation STEAMER WAUBIC EFFECTIVE APRIL 28th, 1023. Daily Except Sundays--Standard Time. LEAVE KINGSTON aavee "nes . ARRIVE CAPE VIN( LEAVE CAPE VINCENT ARRIVE KINGSTON Special accommodation for Automobiles. RATES FOR CARS: Fords. $3.00. Touring or other cars, $4.00. Phone 2195. Subject to change without notice. and the Sharp chisel of the glacier had worn away the softer rocks around It. Manhattan schist Is considered to be pre-Cambrian. This means that the | rocks of Mount Morris park are among | the very oldest of the earth, perhaps a million, perhaps several millions of | years old. ! rt -- - Origin of Queer Word. " Grouch, connoting ll will or resent. ment against a person or condition, or grumbling discontent, dates from | 1400. As a synonym for ill humor or | bad temper it is a colloguialism com- | mon to the United States. "The word | sprang up from the fertile hotbed of | American patois--Iit was the sponta- neous coinage of the streets. Like Topsy, it 'just growed. Let's make one, and say that It is contraction and combination of the words 'grow!' and 'speech'--the first sound of the one Joined to the latter sound of the other, That really fits the case. The man with a grouch begins almost every speech with a growl" says Eugene Thwing in the Christian Herald, The words grouch and grouchy are col- loquialisms. ------ The Cut of Man's Coat Collar. i The nick that appears in the collar of the masculine coat Is a reminder of the days when the back of the col- lar actually stood up around the back and sides of the neck to the height of the neckerchief, while the lapels lay flat. The nick was then a deep slash without which the collar could not have stood up or the lapel lain down. The padding on the shoulder designed to keep tbe sword belt from slipping off, while the braid down the outside seam of each trouser ---- The mind by being engaged in a task beyond its strength, like the body strained by lifting at a weight too heavy, has often its force broken and thereby gets an unaptness or an aversion to amy vigorous attempt ever after. The more one judges the less one CANADIAN PACIFIC SAILINGS FROM ST. JOHN, N. B. April 20--Marloch .... Liverpool From MONTREAL and QUEBEC May 3----Metagama. Belfast. Glasgow May 4--DMontealm ... Liverpool May $9--Minnedosa . Cherbourg Southampton Antwerp May 10--Marvale ...... - - Belfast Glasgow, May 11--Montrose .... Liverpool May 12--Empress of Scotland *. Cherbourg, Southampton, Hamburg. < May 18--Montiaurfer®, Liverpool May 23--Welita -- Cherbourg, Southampton, Antwerp. May 24--Marburn--Belfast, Glas- gow, May 25--Montclare--Liverpool. May 26--Empress of Britain® Cherbourg, Southampton, Ham- burg. May 31--Marloch . Belfast, + Liverpoel Glasgow, June 1--Montecalm . . June 2--Marglen . . Cherbourg, Southampton June 6--Minnedosa _ Cherbourg, Southampte Antwerp, June 7--Metagama ..... - Belfast, Glasgow, (* From Quebec only) "Ask for Summer Salling List» 1 Apply to H. B. ie Gen. Agt. cE Dept. 1 KING ST. EAST, TORONTO ! Adelaide 2108. Auto Tops Recovered The J. K. Carroll Agency 56 BROCK STREET Phone 68. Res. 2240m=--1 123w, REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE BROKERS KING STREET--Facing City Park, solid brick, 7 piece bath, hot water heating. LOWER ALFRED STREET--Semi-Bungalow, solid brick, 7 rooms, 3 piece bath, hot air heating. Low price with very easy terms. PINE STREET- Very cheap. Two Brick and two Stucco Bungalows--ahout two hun- dred other houses. 2 rooms, 3 --~Frame Bungalow, 4 rooms, good barn. To make * "o things white Whether furniture or woodwork, paint it with Carmote White Enamel and you have a pure white, durable finish that will not crack or peel off. Made in gloss, pure white and ivory, and easily ap- plied with a brush. CARMOTE "1a PRICES RIGHT Make the old car look like new, Sinclair's Phone 1684 . 360 Barrie St. Hardwood ABSOLUTELY DRY Suitable for Furnace and Stove, --Also-- SOFT WOOD AND SLABS KENNY & FALLON PHONE 637. 137-141 CLERGY STREET femme rr -- WHY? Try to make yourself a new Hat out of materials that are as common as postage stamps. You spend from $3 to $5. spend hours in the making of it and what have you got when {it is finished? Something your friends laugh at a block away, No doubt you have a Hat you used to like 'but are tired of the shape, Let us reblock It up-to-date. You will have a Hat when it is finished It won't cost more than $1.50 and probably less. 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Earnings for the Hef Yeor Ending February 20th, 1323 Wescwre insures imeinss va Or at the rate of over 28% per annum on the first profarrad stack, PRICE: $99 PER SHARE Pur Ve $100), YIELDING 7.07% WE RECOMMEND THESE SHARES FOR INVESTMENT ce GTOTR over Total dheod matter of reco: s3ly. All the above stock i ------