Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - May 20, 1950, Winnipeg, Manitoba Winnipeg free press saturday May 20, 1990 rut to by King li2i Forrestar is. About to take Over of her late Kran Fathor s antiquated paper Mill and the attle town or new interval. N. H., is in a state of consternation. What they ask does this this girl reared luxuriously in Europe by a frivolous Mother know of Mill operation their Only Means of support speculate i on what effect Eliza s presence May have on their Way of life. Marylin Streeter disgruntled wife of a Trug glug Young physician Hopes the out aider will bring a spark of gaiety to this deadly Dull spot. Chris Cameron a gentle Man How she Wilt Cope in y cult part now running the Mill and hated by his men. Against her flighty Mother s advice Eliza Lon Ler Job in America. Arriving a new interval unrecognized she reaches paternal Home now hers by and meets laced housekeeper. Its Stony Hespeth thought of the Tim before Robert died. Of Rober Young and full of sauce and no liking much to work but a goo lad she d been fond of him. So had t minded his nonsense h coming in late for meals the Litte he made to the South. She d straight off As a cottage owners at Winnipeg peach summer Homes painted Cal error and Interior. Work guaranteed reasonable. Phone 55 866 film at sex is the outstanding plastic finish but she had t like girl he d brought from set her Down spoiled so Luis piece wanting Only Money out o out of Elisha. Hespeth remembered the Way she d carried on when she knew she was Goin have a baby. Mad right up t i the minute the baby was born Ithen she d got. That fancy Nurs Here to take care of the baby the baby d been a cute Little like the Forrestall in Stead of dark like her Mother Nice Little thing adored her Gram father tagged after him soon she could walk. Hespeth could re member How her Mother a scolded her for it. Dwelling on the past Hesper Felt a queer yearning creep Dow her Bony arms. There d been the nights after the fancy nurse Wen off when she d put the Little on 1 to bed that time of the Ali. Mother d been afraid of catch in them and she d taken care o buy aim ate x your local the child sat by her and playe with her made Little dolls for he maybe the grown girl would re member it maybe she would a Bible rested on Hespeth s knee with a sigh she opened it. To Job Job it seemed to her. Never where he was at and it. Might b to real of someone Pise notice our Plant and office Are out of the flood area and we Are Able to give full service on All your requirements. Canadian Rogers Western Ltd. 1109 Winnipeg ave. Winnipeg. Pm. 80 254 attention flood victims if your automobile is insured by general Exchange insurance corporation your it protected for by flood. If your automobile is insured by Genera Exchange insurance Corpora Tion and it Han suffered flood damage do not Start or the automobile but immediately report to general Exchange inter mob corporation National Trust building Winnipeg. Telephone is artime 924 351 night time 402 630. Pumps electric or gasoline driven in All types and sizes pumps see us for motors engines Universal distributors 194 Osborne St. S. Phone 46 994 announcement Wilson furniture Lii Oteo telephones Are now working same number 925168 Wilson s will be pleased to serve you thank you Manitoba telephones after nearly 2 Days without Grosvenor taxi again have a Telephone 42811 Call 42 811 for that 24-hour prompt taxi service troubled that Way. And Here she was she was in the second chapter a Hen. The Doorbell rang. The and Here she was caught in this wrapper instead of the Blue Cotton dress. The Light fell Paley on Eliza Forrestal s face. You re Hespeth i Hope i did t disturb you coming so late. I m Hespeth spoke. I know. You re like your Grandfather. Yes i m Hespeth she stepped to let Eliza come in. There was no warmth of Wel come in the old woman s voice even though her heart was beating fast. Hespeth was t one to speak warmly. Eliza said As she came intr the Hall or. Wilbur told me that you would be but she a it without any warmth and As she spoke moved her glance away from Hespeth and Down the dim Long Hall. Will you want some supper i d of had some waiting if you d Send thanks no. I ate in Cranford is there someone Here who can bring in my like her Mother d say it High and thought Hespeth. Aloud she said stiffly no one s Here but me but guess i can bring them Eliza protested to that with a slight shake of her head. Never mind. They can stay in the car until morning. I Veall i need in she indicated the overnight bag she was carrying. I a go to bed if you la Tell me which room. She moved toward the stairs. They re All bedded. You can look and to pc your pick Hespeth followed hic girl up the stairs her very straight. The first room ill use said e Iza of the first room she looked into. It was the room she had slept n when she was a child. Hespeth thought she remembered. But she a body thought too would t think she d say Eliza said Good night. And Hanks but without looking at Hespeth and Hespeth went out without More than a mumble in answer. Upstairs Eliza closed the door of the room she had chosen leaned against it fighting panic. She was Here this strange House this with a shaky laugh. The parlor and the dining room and the Kitchen Here on the Bottom shelf the bedrooms on the one above the top shelf an attic. There d been furniture too. And and Matilda had three children they were made of clothespins she remembered with stuffed pieces of old stockings for Heads and Lovely Fluffy skirts. Had t Hespeth made them no it could t have been she thought quickly recalling Hespeth s grim face of the night before. She closed the door of the Cabine on its emptiness and began to dress. Downstairs she followed the smell of Coffee to the Kitchen. When she appeared in the washed and starched Blue cot ton dress that had been waiting startled from the stove. I Cal lated you d want your break fast in of no. I never do. I la look around until it s said Eliza and went into the Hall to be continued Many drugs still entering Canada exempt from duty by Hugh Boyd Ottawa May 20 special an important group of drugs used for injection under the skin the most important of which is insulin will continue to enter this country Page 7 unpronounceable the item still excludes penicillin. Its status was in doubt before the Tariff item was redrafted. Now it is definitely dutiable. Free of duty. As the rewritten Tariff item 20sa stood in the budget these or Tifre would All have been taken off the free lint and made subject to a 30 per cent. Duty. But when the Tariff act Amend ments were being considered in the commons wednesday James Sinclair parliamentary Hefti Stavit to the minister of finance had a fresh amendment brought in. The item was rewritten once More this Lime specifically Nam no certain drugs which were to stay on the free list. In addition to Sera Antitoxin vaccines Aller epics and so on the item now includes insulin liver extracts pituitary extracts blood plasma Pine Lirine Globin or Protamine bacteriophage and bacterial Lyates. Clarify group to make quite sure there is no doubt As to the items which do ome in or. Sinclair explained the department of nation Al health and welfare have asked us to spell out very clearly every possible one of this group of drugs Are used for injection under strange room was the her 1 1 2 skin the Ilem has been strange journey. To cover every one of these her sense of strangeness had struck her at the moment of part ing with her Mother. Her Mother had been firm about delaying her of departure until after Eliza had gone. She had insisted upon ing to the a i r p o r t. To wave off. Happy landings Darling or whatever it is they say she had looked her loveliest Eliza had carried in her heart for hours afterwards the picture of that loveliness. Reason could Tell her that that special Blooming might be for Percy Trelawny whom she knew her Mother was going to meet upon returning to London. It was More than saying goodbye to her was saying goodbye to everything she knew to the self she had been. Hart not been tempted even so she had not been tempted to abandon her decision to go. On first Reading the letter from her Grandfather s lawyer she Hart agreed with her Mother that it was fantastic to think of accepting the terms of the will. And then quite suddenly she had seen it an escape from the life she was Lead ing which was becoming somehow too intolerable to Bear. An escape from the weakness that made her accept it. She loved her Mother had cabled to her Grandfather s lawyer and immediately it had opened a door and she had no thought but to go through that d in even Yough she knew Rioth Forl. Garry Branch no. 90, Cana ing of what waited beyond it. Dian legion has been compelled but panic had not struck her flood conditions to cancel its Unm she reached new interval. Or. Wilbur had been very reassuring. You la find that your grand father left everything in very Good shape. Miss Forrestar. It s a Small Mill Anc he s always run in conservatively. Also there s that Man Ager can leave he responsibility to him until you re of a mind to take he had gone on to . Wants More Federal support Victoria ., May-20 British Columbia plans to seek additional financial Aid from the Federal government to meet higher costs of unemployment Socia. Assistance old age pensions and hos Pital care plans. The bid for increased Aid it was Learned thursday will be made t the Dominion provincial conference on economic problems at Ottawa this fall. Or. E. Carl Goldenberg of Mon Treal an expert on government financing will prepare the Briel to be presented by Premier Byron Johnson. is expected to arrive Here june 1. Vin Ottawa. Thursday prime min ister Louis St. Laurent told Donald Fleming Toronto Eglington in the commons no Date has yet been set for the Dominion Provin Cial conference scheduled for this autumn. Fort Garry notes general meetings for May but it Hopes to resume the regular dates in the month of june. Or. And mrs. James Affleck Clarence Avenue fort Garry have left for fort William where they Are guests of their son and Daugher in Law. Or. And mrs. William Affleck. Speak of or. And mrs. Robert e. P. Spar other investments Elisha had Jling Southwood Avenue fort made All very and of Garry and family Hava left for Money in the Cranford Banks on which Eliza could begin to draw at once it she needed to. Your g. A father s car is Here. I had it driven Down. It s in Good Condi Tiki. And i la arrange for you to get your License. You drive Don t without knowing she had told him she did. She in d taken the Bank books he turned Over to her without Lookin at the amounts on which she could d a cheques had signed various papers on the dotted lines he Indi without knowing what the Pape s were. She had thought she would re member the place when she reached it a House Here a turn in he Road there to remember it even a Little must give her a feeling of belonging. And she had t. That old woman who opened the she had thought she would remember Hespeth but he woman had looked strange to her had spoken to her As a stranger would speak. Those natives Are As hard and cold As the Granite in their Hills with p Little shiver Eliza Drew herself away from the door went to her bag and opened it and took out a pair of pyjamas the bed covers and darkness would shut out this strangeness. But she opened her eyes in the morning with an instant acute awareness of it. Instinctively she pulled the piecework quilt to her cd i and Over the Edge of it looked slowly around the old fashioned room. Her slowly moving glance reached a wooden Cabinet in a Corner. With a Little sound she sprang out of bed crossed to it in her Bare feet pulled open its wooden door. Knives the three shelves within were Bare of anything. They should t cried Eliza. There should be Michael and Matilda. Michael i and she repeated aloud Vancouver where they will re Side. Mrs. B. Davis and her daughter is. W. F. Hancock and grandson Wayne Rosemount Avenue fort Garry have left to reside temporarily at Winnipeg Beach. Barber shop robbed suspect is detained port Arthur May 20 up theft of All barbering equipment in a break in thursday left the Roy English Barber shop temper Ariley out of business. James t. Higgins 30, formerly of Winnipeg and Vancouver was taken into custody by Constable James k. Higgins no the arrested Man had fresh cuts on his hands. also is re ported in Possession of several Small articles stolen from the shop. Nickel entries judged Ottawa May 20 seven members of a nine member Board of judges Friday began sorting More than entries that canadians have poured into the Royal Canadian mint in the Nickel designing contest announced last saturday. Each entrant is seeking the first prize the govern ment is offering for the Best de sigr for the of the Canadian five cent piece. Sex lord Justice Dies Oxford England May 20 ;