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It cut: right through all cloning matter . . . killa germa and destroys odors. h'aeaaytobeymownplumber this when way. and you've no um. 4b-'34 a clogging grease -never harm: the plumbing It dissolves Enwumsnunc N BRAND The famous fil've't,ra'tg?ti,'gi greet-an easily muted food “Nimble for who“, growing children. and 'htlpp? by the whole tim y. AMld Thu-u- Mcho., Ihrted The other recovered in an ominous silence. His lips slowly tightened, his head began to assume its old commanding attitude as, in the pen- umbra of the torch he could catch a eonfirmatory glimpse of a multi. eoloured scarf. Obviously he had sustained a severe shock. . . "Good heavens" he said. "So It'a you, is it, Meriston? You gave me I "It’s all right. sir," he gasped “It's only me, Meriston." On thing only prevented him from acting: thus - the glimpse caught. under a bent nrm of the little leather but. He wouldn't have let the Lord Chief Justice himself-and he had tt proper respect for the Lord Chief Justiee--sto away with that. " if by instinct his fingers found the switch of his torch. Mr. Perkin started violently and sprang back a couple of feet. Then he stood peering, his face working, a face that had gone more parchment- ly than ever now, dusty parchment. Still feeling that he must have com- mitted some atrocious misdemeanour if only by his very presence there. Adam's first impulse was to """l himself. I For a moment he stwml to!) astound- ( ed to think, even to move. But events were forcing his hand. He must make .some decision quickly; in three steps, or four at most, the man would be near enough to touch. Significant that his mind should frame it like that, that he no longer contemplated pinioning his quarry with eager re- morselesg arms. Par from this, so great was his normal awe of Mr. Perkin that his impulse now was to behave like a peccant schoolboy, to tower deeply in his corner and trust that his employer would pass without} detecting his presence. see It i "Bat."' said Mr. Perkin innocently. "Bag? What bag?" "The one you're cgrrying, sir. You "Very good, sir, blurted out: "Bu bag?" Adam moved obediently to go, but remembered the little bag. That he certainly was not going without that was the only clear idea in his be- mused mind. I "I'm glad you do," said Mr. Perkin drily. "And in that case I should advise you to get along home - and, mind you, not a word of this to tttty- one, or I shall be forced to conclude (you entirely unMted for the profes- sion of a solicitor. It will be better; for me to wait here a few minutes. It would hardly do for the two of us to be seen leaving Grail Street to- gether. They'd think I'd brought you to take measurements.” Iact for Mr. Montada, and that alone would have made it too notice- able for me to be seen walking down Grail Street in broad daylight. If a hint of such a thing reached the Town Hall they would put two and two together in no time and that would probably mean the end of our client's aspirations. You will realise, I hope, how essential it is to act cir- cumspectly in such circumstances?" “I understand, sir." Actually he was a long way from understanding. The story did not impress him " sounding in the least probable, and if such a tale had proceeded from any other than Mr. Perkin he would, have incontinely rejected it. i - rvw-o' "N iv“ e that's the one that was stolen." seemed a {tundra thin: to say a: Mr. Perkin cleared his throat, just as if he were in the Police Court ad- dressing the Bench. i "As a matter of fact," he began, "you may as well know that I have been making some private investig- ations here. This property is on the market, and the owner hopes to tsell, it to the authorities for their new police-barracks. lam trusting you with very confidential information, you understand. That's why I had to leave it until after dark before I could come down to get I first-hand idea of the place. People know that I ,,_- - 'HP"""e Who!) of Hon New Mun] Agriculture is linked with ipdultry in the 34-foot canvu, "Canada Builds a Great Nation," shown above, which with ite 26 with; and vigorous more. of 'rprkem, l!tr.rieu Canadians, HP race of builders, emu-3' from the handiupu of depression will "doubled our. gin tlnpreeefeifta in the Dominion, very modem m trutment, it was pang: by tho Mandi-n Arts-t, Cart Rapid, to m Canada', fortunate position man: the world’s nations, st the pmnt time. The idea 'rrlehsated with u Claudia: industrial up. Shown n ohe Canadian National Exhibition,’ the mural won on own. mm. and "guest. ham been pound in Mil, form- ambit- te :Iuding invitations to place it on View in New York and London as a symbol of than “any. mat-(h! Inn- . ONTARIO ARCH TORONTO sd, sir," he said, and then l "But what about that aya drugxists Take Carters Little Liver Pills. Pure. 1y vent-hie. No harsh calomel (mer- cury). Safe. Sure. All: for them by P"'".. Refuse substitutes. Me at all You are "feeling punk" simply be. r'ause your liver isn't pouring its daily two pounds of liquid bile into your bowels. Digestion and elimination nre both hampered, and your entire system .5 being poisoned. What you need is a liver stimulant. Something thnt goes farther than suits, mineral water. oil. laxative candy or chewing gum or roughage which only move the bowela--unorintt the real cause of trouble. your, liver. _--. -Nr ........ JV“ " “WE on Dr. WeinetG iiGidl.rei'lG tit '.y1trlr.reptpfortablrLtife . can. 1lip. Pracribed by world’s lentil: dentist: -they know' it's the beat! het,' but little-r any drugstore. Eat, talk. ling and about and never fear embarraasrient. Your false teeth !1i/h,eligi,tyr leg ghee you sprinkle In Lirgely Liver Wake up your Liver Bile -Without Calomel Thy erresged_ Feeling MAKE YOUR FALSE TEETH HOLD FAST "He who ruleth the raging of the sen knows also how to cheek the de- sign: of the yntrodly."---Raeine. CONSERVATIVE, A sports writer says there are 300 kinda ot games played with balls. There's more than that many kinds played with golf balls, alone. There is a new personal freedom for women. The strict chaperonage which formerly was essential to 1 Spanish girl's appearance at social functions is vanishing. The modern girl drives her own automobile. She smokes in public if she is so minded, and her clothing these days is design. ed for comfort and freedom rather than to cloak everything but an oval face. ‘ Divorce has been legalized. And modern Spanish laws strike less sev- erely at women whose children are born out ot wedlock. Spanish women are showing an aptitude tor the pro- fessions, it is revealed by the experi- ences ot the universities. Spanish women have won the Tote, and their independent use ot it is credited with being the chief reason for decisive victories ot the conser- vatives last November. Madrid.--The advent of the second republic three years ago opened n new era. for Spanish women. Today women sit in Congress, and a few have even become bull fighters. A New En For "The devil she I "Awkward, very moment later he n laid a hand impre shoulder. Mr. Perkin'., face seemed to dusty again. His head went buck if in I gesture of despair, but course that could not be. “It’s 1 lady, sir. I don't know her name. She's gone back to get I policeman." The solicitor passed a hand over his long, smooth jaw. "Indeed.'" he said, with extreme surprise, and then: "Of course it must be. What an extraordinary thing.' I picked it up as I came down the, street, and in the shock which, I will qdmit, your method of uppro-ch gave me, I had forgotten it. Do you happen to know‘ the owner?" if he were actually accusing Mr, kin of the theft. _ devil she has!" he muttered. ard, very awkward." A t later he moved forward and hand impressively on Adam's (To Be Continued.) Orange Pekoe Blend "SA [lllllijjjhjii Women of Spain essential to u ance at social k. The modern automobile. She '. Per- ASPIRIN go IS of ,i--..w u-vmuu . J gins "taking hold" of ytrur "College-trained secretaries are pre- ferred by banks, insurance comp-mes advertising ttrms department stores. .v-.._y "Pr'""" Millions have found that Aspirin eases even a bad headache, neuritis or rheumatic pain often In a tew minutut In the stomach as in the glass here, an Axum: tablet starts to dis.. solve, or isirltegraid, almost the instant it touches moisture. It be- oine “told...- Lug” . College-Trained ("flaw 0‘.le I'll!!! 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For seientitie tests show thu: Asgin'n does not harm the heart. emember these two points: Aspirin Send and Aspirin War. And, see t at you get ASPIRI . t is made in Canada. and all d . to have it. Look for the name glyci- m the form of a cross on every As irin tablet. (get tin of 12 tablets or economical bottle of 24 or 100 at any druacm's. _ , -r"a up mall I! y( hqually ynpprtant, late, For ireientifie but practically as soon " you swallow it. Eaunllv €............. " . o It Company, Limited. I publishing houses, brokerage and other otriees," in the experience ot, Dean Tristram Walker Metcaite at; Long Island University. "it in any, "ttottgh to obtain secretaries without" the cultural background alorded by' a college education or to obtain col. lege graduates without adequate Ie-; retarial training but to find young men and women adequately trained in] both fields is still comparatively dit. ", ficult. I I These Pictures ~.. UNA E. PIIKIMI'S [ENABLE coupon» u Blue" Fresh from the Gardens Agni-in: Ci; Lottdan.--FotttLuisnt in England hag " shoved the bull across the goal line. “I The autumn toy women's rights " a movement. which has achieved mom ot pu clrtcctlvem so feminism, u a 'issue stirring tt crusading zeal in mm “amen, in peteriug out. i A mop-up squad of alert tummy Cm ia still active ironing out some slight ------ itteqtmlittea. An ettort is being made brokerage and to win for .tl"'l,el', the right in out»: experience ot i Great Britain a diplomatic norm-c, ‘und " Natalie ot; feminists te"?, the day when Eng. W. “it la es”lint! will aend its women to foreign caries without. landa to nerve His Majesty s Govern " "orded 1ril."f.fl: On another ttont women are to obtain col. campaigning for abolition ','f. the pm. t adequate 1-l,ev'htgc.',"tr,cge, 'tyt,,,.')",',':,: . l’ r to find young iah nationality. “le hula-4| In I -- -7” -... vac-“ll"! the size of 8. [Donna than and . thickness at only one-quu-ter ot an Inch, has bet n Merred by more than 3,000,0000 vis- lton u . Century of Progress Ex.. Mitten here. The Bible was printed try 00'“ Bryce i Son at Glasgow, Scotland, In 1895. It Won't Be . Ctmi--what its maid tumult Bib]. In exism me- nbout. one-lhlrd the Deluge clamp and a mi only one~quuter ot an Inch Mewed by more than '.ttut, "This developed now be applied whe ard-in pro-noun; l ity, ttnd in "Wort lectu." i “American women um considered the bratniest And no“ emciem in tho world. lunch ot the credit for thin In due to tho club training of the Int 60 you, which bu been to many the oqulnlent ot . university errtettrrton course. "For you. we um heard of the Potential power ot America's millions of clubwomen,” the aid. "It in "no they realized that they must ex. ert it. New York.--ter. Weill, editor of the an that recovery ed it women's clubs Browning and co-ope ly with business. "Read a Little Less Browning and Promote Community _Stability," Says Editor of Iowa C1ubworiun. W i th B u 3 {Eggs The last real battle engaged in by women in attainment of their right: took place when the famous Emmelinq learned that the aoldiera’ and sailors' franchise hill of 1019 war not going to mention women. And this after a war in which Britiah women, " the Ifront and elaewhere, had performed Inoteworthy aervice. Ira. Panltlmrat had only to threaten a revival ot militant outrage activities. "God forbid," Lloyd George "ts quoted " aayin; when Mrs. Para. lhurat confronted him in person with ptr threat. The reault waa the tran. ;chlae hill {an all women more than [to year- old the right to vote, The (all tranchiae hill of 1928, in the Baldwin Conaervative regime, re- duced the an limit to 21 years, and added 7,000,000 women to the polling V Mata, my I The avenge arm-u women Is well 'i"tiled with her lot, politicnlly and jeocluly. But to lake triumph for ‘thelnaex complete the Io-celled "Six IPolnt Group", founded by my Rhon. aa- ____.,, - ' The days of the “Nominating era-odes ot the late Emneltno Pane. hurat on only memories. Her dough. ter, Christnbel, bu turned her otten. tion to religious and". Sylvln, an- other dnuxhter, tor a ttme was I thorotmtt-eoine Communist and now h, an active mum-t. can, carries on tor the umnment of equlllty politically. occupationally, locally, morally, economlctlly and legully. its bony tradition because so powers are being stripped tro tiWtitted upper chamber that in: do not cure to crash. its i "test. Women may, and do, sit in thr Home ot Comment. One woman tum served tat the Cabinet. The House of Lord: still luck: to the ancient tra, dltlon or being a nun istrrtituuun. But nppuently women no tratlstled to allow tho Home of Lord- to cling to w York-ma. Frederick W. 's editor ot the Iowa Clubwoman, that recovery might be bunn- women's clubs read . little low o-.. --_m - --""". applied where It In most pronoun: communltv BRITISH WOMEN SAT" LITICALLV AND " HOW ARE JUST IROI~ MINOR tNEQUALtTtES, English F eminism Has Made Goal “a Mama Borg mun; community stabil- Iuppomnx business pro- BIX POLNT GROUP. In Tuumee, __ - with On Exhibition II It!!! to per chamber that tetnin. caro to crash. It: august 'ne'uatitr must "ripped trom this I In England an on the can Una. women's “gm. " SATISFIED be the socmuv moumc o need. close- many OUT Pty "ttte lg he M