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their daughter. Mrs. G. W. Kay. whose husband has rcoentlnbeen tranaierred there irom Toronto.

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Mr. and Mrs. Charles Boone oi lsoncton, N.n., are visiting char- lottetown. guests at the Charlotte- town Hotel. 0 O 0 Miss Lulu Toombs will be miss- ed -by a large number oi irieuos socially and in church circles. She and her iamlly have been active in every good work. 0 C 0

Dr. and Mrs. P. A. Creelrnan and Carol and Robin are leaving to- dav by car ior a week's visit in ton. v I O I Dr. and Mrs. J. E. Corrlgan leit yesterday by car for Boston to at- tend the graduatlon anniversary oi the Doctor's class at Tuits College. 0 O I Mr. and Mrs. Arthur G. Putman have returned home irom a month's gipkto Montreal,,'1'oronta and New or .

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Mr. and Mrs. 'A. Walthen Gaudet had as their guests last weekend the latter's slstervand her hus- band, Professor and Mrs.'R. 0. Lawrence oi Fredericton, N.B. Mrs. Lawrence was one oi this year's graduating class irom the Uni"- versity of New Brunswick. where Prof. Lawrence taught this year in the English Department, They will spend the summer at the Uni- versity oi Wisconsin where Prat. Lawrence will continue his stu- dies towards his Ph.D. degree in English Literature. In September they leave ior England where as one at the recently announced Beaverbrook Scholarship winners Proi. Lawrence will continue his studies at the University oi London. -0 C 0

Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Williams of Summerside will spend the holl- day weekend in Mouth of Keswick, N.B., with their son, Mr. R. 8. W1.- itams and Mrs. Williams. . . .

Miss Diane Dewar, student at Mount Allison Commercial School, is spending her vacation at her home in summerside.

. . . Miss Alice Harrison oi Moncton, N.B., will be the guest 0! Mrs. A. Stirling MacKay, Slunmerside, dul- lng the holiday weekend.

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Mrs. Emma Bradshaw entertain- ed at bridge at her home in Sum- merside this week.

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Mrs. Elton Robertson oi Sum- merside is visiting menus in Char- lottetown.

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Mrs. Heath strong entertained the Nurses' Graduating Class of Prince County Hospital at the tea hour on Friday at her home in Summerside. Miss Helen 8chur- man presided over the tea cups and Miss Margaret Doyle assisted in serving. . ' .

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Miss Martha MacFarlane is a patient in the Prince County Hos- pital as a result oi an uniortunate accident. - O I O The Misses -Carol and Merle Elderkln of Summer ” were en- tertained by their ii-lends at a party at Robson's Restaurant last: week. Miss Marion Rogers. on be- hali oi the group made a presenta- tion to each oi the girls, who are leaving on the 28th or this month to reside in Kcntville. N.8. O O O

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"This is one oi my isvorite haunts. but it's a little dark for reading now." He patted the seat beside him. "Come and join me ior awhile."

- "You are tired, aren't you?" be

A persisted.

"In a way. Emotionally wrung guess. Something quite strange happened to me today and

' I don't know what to do about it."

"Perhaps talking will help."

she said nothing at ilrst and he waited silently. the glow or his pipe as he drew on it outlining his rugged ieatures. Then she began telling him oi Oakhart and the reading oi the will.

"This is a problem," be agreed when she was through.

For long moments neither spoke. Janet relaxed. Even though tell- ing him about it had solved noth- ing, still it seemed to help. when he did speak, his deep voice seem- ed struggling to suppress excite- mcnt . . .

"Janet, do you like nursing 1 much as I think you do?"

"How much do you think I do?" she countered. r

"Well, let's put it this way: You are a pretty girl oi more than av- erage intelligence, yet you must be around twenty-iour. Doem't that prove that you've iound I. satisiac- lion in your work that love so in hasn't been able to displace?"

"You're very irank."

I-le' chuckled. "I suspect you mean tactless. But rm leading up to something and i want you to face-the facts."

"what do you mean?"

"I think I told you I am more lnterested in pediatrics than any other branch of medicine, but I want to have children under my eye continually-not just them when they come here in des- peration." '

"Yes, I understand that."

"would you consider turning oakhart into a children's sanitar- him?"

"Why. I hadn't thought about it. Richard."

"It sounds like an ideal spot."

"But you don't understand- Oakhart is mine, and the money to pay certain taxes and upkeep, but i have no money to make an iavatment such as you suggest."

"That's where I come in."

"You, Richard?"

"We might be able to do it to- gether. I've saved some oil my sai- ary. enough to pay ior medical supplies and hospital beds and paying patients would carry it along. oi course, we'd be lucky to break even at in-st."

some 01 his enthusiasm trans- mitted itself to her. She smiled at his eagerness. "You sound almost Esuthoush you'd been planning

never would

"I have-ior years, but I thought the opportunity come."

"But you've never seen Oak- hart"

"You've told me about it, have- n't you?"

"Yes, but I haven't seen the top story myseli."

His big hand closed convulsive. ly over hers. "Lord, Janet, haven't I told you enough? Can't I make you see what this -would mean?"

Suddenly his voice ,dropped. "I'm being presumptuous. Perhaps you are not interested-after all, I can't expect everyana to feel the way 1 do about this thing-"

"I understand, Richard, and I

think it's wonderful, too. It's well, it's just rather overwhelming, that's sll." "There's another thing-" He seemed rather embarrassed now and unsure oi himself. "well, this is more personal, Janet, 1 don't. quite know how to put it . . ."

She waited tensely, little dream- lng what influence his next words were to have on his life.

. . .

"cliii, I have something to tell you."

Janet clasped her hands, mak- ing an actual physical eiiart to remain calm, although her heart was thuddlng like is trip-hammer. "What. is it?" He lookzd up irom his desk in his cubby-hole '01 an aiilce, all the sulkiness or their last

meeting apparently dissipated.

"Richard Eynon and I are going to be married."

V "You're a month late ior April Fool, Janet, he said dryly.

"I am not iooling."

He stood up then and walked around the desk until he iaced her. His hands gripped her shoul- ders and he leaned closer staring directly into her eyes. What he saw there made him swear soitly.

"Lord. Janet-what are you trying to do to me?"

"Nothing. Cliii, nothing. I don't want. to hurt. you. but I was airald oi hurting you more it you heard it from someone else."

"What am I supposed to think? Two weeks ago you told me you didn't love hurt, that he hardly knew you were alive."

"so much has happened since then."

"Evidently." He turned his back on her. staring out his small win- dow at an opposite wing or the h

capital. "Do you want. me to tell you. cum"

"Conioulon is good ior the soul, Isn't it?" an voice was tight. with

' sarcasm.

"Please don't take that attitude.” Janet pleaded. "I am ashamed of nothing I'm doing. when you hliar

about it, perhaps you'll under- stand.” "All right then. but make it

short; 'i'm not made of iron.”

she studied his broad shoulders encased in his proiouional starch- ed Jacket. wishing he would turn and lace her. '

so be continued.

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