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Second--He is the: central figure about whom has pivoted the most sen- sational and scandalous divorce case tried in modern times in London. Third--He is the full-established heir to the baronetcy of his grandfath- er, Lord Ampthill, a former viceroy of India, and, therefore, if he lives, des- tined to be head of the great govern- ing clan of the Russells. At present these things don't mean anything to him. He lets his parents do the worrying and the scrapping, And his mother, who has charge of him, can't make up her mind. "I don't know," said Mrs. Chris- tabel Russell to me, "whether I will shape his education with a view to putting him in the army as is usual with young men of good family or whether 1 will be an ultra-modern English mother and train him for busi. ness--despite his future title.. Fortun. ately there's plenty of time to think about it. "The more pressing question is what I will do with my own future. For the t three years, at the same time that also been conducting a Very prosper- ous hat and gown business right in the heart of Mayfair. But now I have re- ceived a very tempting offer to go on the stage. "I can't make up my mind. I have been fighting for so long that T am just a bit weary." Here is the story in brief of that famous fight: In November, 1921, fashionable Lon don was startled when it was learned that Hon. John Hugo Russell, eldest me erny MRS. RUSSELL PLANS FUTURE OF LITTLE SON: CENTRAL FIGURE OF SCANDALOUS DIVORCE CASE Three-Year-0ld Geoffrey Russell, Grandson of Lord Ampthill, Former Viceroy of India--HMouse of Lords Upholds His Mother's Claim, have been fighting this case, I have THE DA MRS. CHRISTABEL RUSSELL AND HER SON, GEOFFREY son and heir of Baron Ampthill, one of the proudest men in the House of Lords, had filed suit for a dissolution of his marriage with Christabel Rus- sell on the ground of misconduct with a man unknown, inconsequence where- of a child was born on October 15th, 1921. Two men whose names were given, were-aldo cited as co-respondents. The jury found the defendant not guilty as to the two men whose names were given. It disagreed as to the charge about the unknown man. This was in July, 1923, after a nine- day trial. In February, 1923, after an 11-day trial, the husband won, securing a di- vorce decree nisi. In this second trial the defendant was again accused of misconduct with an unknown man and also with a new person whose name was given. The jury found that she was not guilty of misconduct with the man who was named, but found the charges true as to the unknown man. It seemed a shocking verdict and appeal was at once lodged with the Court of Appeal. By this time half the important law. yers at the London bar were engaged on one side or the other. The Court of Appeal dismissed the wife's appeal July last after two days® hearing. J But this. determined woman--fight- ing for her own honor and for the name and future of her son--had just begun to battle. She instructed her at- at the same time a emb you buy reuay Wa 4 ILY BRITISH WHIG | : VALUE WHICH SWEET WITH THE FLAVOR OF WHITE SUGAR CORN. CRISPEST CORN DELIGHTFUL TO EAT. HIGH NOURISHMENT ONLY THE FINEST CORN PROVIDES. TOASTED BY AN EXCLUS- IVE PROCESS USED ON NO OTHER CORN FLAKES, They Have Real Corn Flavor C 0' ORN has a wonderful flavor-- when properly flaked and toasted. Sugar Crisp Corn Flakes are prepared by an exclusive pro- cess which brings to you every atom of flavor from the finest white sugar corn.. You can't buy any other corn flakes just like them. Economical in price, also. Your grocer has them. Head Office: Toronto hi / (i CANADIAN POSTUM CEREAL CO, Limited Factory: Windso# Made in Canada a r-Cr is CORN FLAKES "we SO Pp Py torneys to take the case to the supreme tribunal of the kingdom--to the Law Lords of the House of Lords. Last March this august body for four days heard the arguments on law points. And on May 30th, last by a vote of three to two they sustained the wife. ! Lord Birkenhead, who presided and who gave the principal finding, said the whole case boiled down to one point--unless the evidence given by the husband, who was the petitioner, was receivable, there was no evidence of misconduct proper to go to the jury at all. He held that the husband's evi- dence should not have gone to the jury. In this he was sustained by Lords Finlay and Dunedin. And now unless the husband can produce entirely new evidence to sus- tain his charges the case is settled for- ever. The case so far in lawyer's bills and court charges has cost $250,000. Pine Hill, July 5.--William Gor- don, Jr., had the misfortune td have part of one of his fingers taken off whilst pressing hay. Mrs, King, of Rochester, N.Y., and a few friends are visiting her mother, Mrs. Ham- ilton. The new minister for Zion church has arrived, and although many will miss his predecessor, Rev. Mr. Doggett, it is hoped that his stay here will be attended with pleasure and success. Everybody is pleased to see Mr. and Mrs. Richard ' SMART AND Here are two frocks that have smartness "to e home dressmaker. side of the to redeém a very ordi make it distinctive and oA and style but have ty for service. o upon a dauble tow of dots front. Itis often e dress that erent, ized in any way. University. TELEPHONE 1105 R-3. Clean, pure milk from hea HEMLOCK PARK STOCK FARM A. H. FAIR, Sole Proprietor. fthy cows. Not Herd Tuberculin tested. Purveyors to the Kin which only buys the best. Health of attendants, Sanitation, Sterilization, etc., under the personal supervision of Dr. Miller, Professor of Pathology, Queen's We guarantee that every bottle is from our own stable. Delivery to all parts of the city. ; HEMLOCK gston General Hospital, an institution pasteurized or steril- Ad Shaukat a A AR aaa adhd FARM ry Patterson back on the farm again. The ladies of St. James' are prepar- ing for their lawn social to be held on their grounds next Thursday even- ing. Miss Stella Payne, of Findley, is the guest of Miss Ware for a few days. "Mrs. M. Ward is under the "doctor's care, being very poorly. Mrs. E. Smith is entertaining her son-in- law from Utica, N.Y., at the home of her sister, Mrs. Anderson, ELGINBURG, July 3.--Since recent showers the crops are much improved in appéar- ance. The Free Methodist people have been busy preparing the grove of Fred Porter for their camp meet- ing which commences to-morrow, Miss Nelly Jackson is home from To- ronto Normal school. Miss Annie Puttenham finished her examina- tions at the Kingston Collegiate In- stitute on Monday, and Miss Pearl Bearance 1s home from Sydenham bigh school. Two pupils from this school are writing on the Entrance examinations at Cataraqui. A few, of the young people enjoyed the trip to Alexandria Bay last week. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Porter, Mrs. A. Cran- ston and Mrs. Emma Porter spent Wednesday with Mrs. Silver, Sun- bury. Mr. and Mrs. B. Simkins have been visiting their daughter, Mrs. George Smith, Jackson's Mill. Preponsi only Uy J. 6. Bie, Ld, London, Brgiond, 11 Lud wy Birds Grow on Trees. A many-colored bird that leaves its eggs suspended from the boughs of trees was discovered by a party of English scientists that returned recently from the heart of India. The eggs hatch in mid-air and the birds - lings tumble to the ground. --------L Expect Animals, A great crowd gathered to miset 5 Taffar{, the Prince of Ethiopia, oh his recent arrival in Paris because of a rumor that the prince would be accompanied by fifteen or twenty jungle animals. The only animal he had, however, was a docile buildog. nd