corona";- s. i 19B

Official Opening or Sti-Theresds l School And Convent

The afternoon of Se t " {Were-ills Sﬁhoﬂl and convent, in were unable tobe present. 1 Jielupresence oi a large number Ji Reverend J. W. McCardle Chan- télrsovirie rom various parts of the ‘cﬁllor (little: Dsipctere, erg-cased the ' t anks o e s ers o t. Martha ,_lr'§,1“:n_ ijzgfé-cd Rzyferfﬂd 1 J. B. first of all to the Pastor loi- his . ' We “mm? leadership. to the people oi the ”1';°ig“lest5' he °“"11T-‘3d 111B Evitnls parish for their industry and (go- h1g5)". “H1181? ti; £5186 tggssplpllous oc- operation, and to the loyal sons and hieutenanbaov_mor m P?!" the daughters oi St. Theresa's now liv- . ~ . e remlel. ing abroad who have given of their s" w" P‘ MwMmam B1111 COL W. best in order to provide a Christ- fX-atﬁflg); siscgreﬂjglhilt-htelr mail ian education for the children of m, 9 0 be pres- the laprish. He rehminded his listen- ‘ . ‘ ers at the llg ts oi civilization ‘P113131 itggrelgesgrtedsi- Thercsas have grown dim in many countries "Y '1 _ l DYOiiram oi the world because of the lack oi “hlch was greatly enﬁyed by 9111 . a Christian education JhﬁggsEgggyafnﬁilit-l Megt lilevcrend, Reverend Owen Kiggins stressed ‘i l ' a‘ "355 n! the; the importance of giving God His 1mm“ "3 cummm 1111'"! Obleﬂlverrightiul place in societv Harmony of education-Good Health, Prac- sympathy and brlnherj’, love can: £10111 iglcgffaifédamitutsg“? 01111911- mt be injected into world affairs doggy“ Just m 8;‘ h :1 Dmsress, unless Christianity forms the warp mm o, we“ ‘ha? hp "t i the re- upon which the woof of life's phi- Ieadershl i 8M 011 P8115 8M losophy is woven. Judge St. Clair ma) Rang“ n plifhc“?! 1255i? P18!" Trainer predicted that future gen- school 085m“ 5° W ° 11111111 1 erations would bless those who had v we m m, emeﬂsllle 11$ full made possible the erection of both ,3 ‘ ‘u “Ce W111 extend i0,- schoci and convent. He spoke of his ‘ultil; itengntltgm- ' pleasant associations with the peo- me h“ ' xi wh° Yeilre-“MQ pie oi King's County, and pointed m Se f‘ ark “mpummwd B11 out that most oi the cases of Juv- ° W ° a a shew 1n nrovld- enile delinquency which coinc be- mg me dlstrm’ Wm‘ 5 m" "W" fore the courts were the product at W20“ 5nd wFvem- M15 5~ A- G11" homes in which religious instruc- t} re. oi Schools. re- m,“ w“ lackum ""5 Y 9 5WD! Wmch 19d Very Reverend Edward Baldwin

these twilights as a. spaniel shakes

like.

Lonely Parade

CHAPTER V! Often ahc shook herself out oi

oii water, except that they drench- ed her in something she did not

The little system of bells which Kitty had installed for the pur- pose of giving a thirty-minute warning oi the dinner hour, rang in muflled tones. It was a pre- tentious device in such o, house- hold, and the charlottenburg usually threw a pillow in its direc- tion. . 0

With the small lconlne gesture of a little cat, Kitty threw oi! her pink blanket and stepped with bare feet into the white iur rug beside her bed. "My bath, Lizette," she said aloud.

There was no Lizette and she had already had her bath. But she liked to say it, especially the "Lizette," her tongue pushing soft- ly against the back oi her teeth in a lisp.

In the room directly above the one in which Kitty had been ly- ing with cotton pads over her eyes, Sierra, in lamplight that coveﬂl her, sat deep in low-voiced con- versation with Elma Watson, who was already known as head of a settlement house she was ultim- ately to make world renowned.

Both women were smoking, Miss Watson, who never indulged -in public, using a long cigarette holder that curved upward like a pipe. Obviously many years old- er than Sierra, she was cast in the redoubtable mold of the cartoon version oi social worker. Flat- footed, flat-waisted, gray-eyed, gray-haired, ascetic in her pattern oi behavior she was as human as she was efficient. Stamped with the regard 0t the community she dominated she brought to Sierra much oi the magnetism which she exercised over the lange settlement house on the lower East Side oi the city.

What Elma Watson wanted was money from John Baldwin for an-

io the completion oi tho pmlect. 9,55,11,11,“; (H1 Red “d wmmendm F5111" cfilkell Parish, Chariolftxctgwnfisrlld a 112x352 md m’ s°h°°1 BM"! ‘m ‘he b151- son of St. Theresa's. expressed his

“°”"11k° mum’ 1" whmh “WY 5i‘ appreciation- and pleasure on bein" lained their objective. He extended present a, the fol-ma, 0pm,“ o;

m‘ 3"°““3‘ °! Dr- 1'- W- shlw- the school and convent. He referr- Deputy Minister and Dlreci" i’! ed to the instructive and enter-

taining programme prepared and directed by the Sisters oi 5t. Mar-

tha at short notice as but one ex- ample oi the thorough training given by the Sisters.

other building similar to the an- nex he had donated in Mamie Baldwin's name ten years beiore. _For three years in that annex ‘Sierra had taught English to adult foreigners. The kind oi magnetiz- .ed adoration which characterized nthe hundreds of young people who _'milled about the daily life of Elma Watson was now stamped on Stern's large clear face.

Here in this woman oi gray and

ENJOY ONE

lllll lliuli lmiw villi Bucldnqlnam Hill tut l inns llilllll tltlnlms

scraggly appearance, who presided at the head of a table in a settle- ment house that boasted young staff members who were almost to the man and woman on their way y to ultimate renown oi one sort or another, was the pure flame oi self-dedication. Here, to the mar- vel oi Sierra, was mind and spirit that apparently did not falter periodically, or sink into the abyss oi a sense oi the futility of trying to correct an organically wrong system.

Elma Watson saw beyond that fog oi greasy soot hanging so deeply down upon the human scene, just as she apparently saw beyond the urge oi her own per- sonal liie which by now, was as selfless as an ciiigyb. The com- pulsion of that vision lay across her fascinating fanatical face, giv- ing sierra, as in the case oi most who came under Miss Watson's iloodlight gaze, a sense oi Pllkish self-concentration. ‘

Tonight! Be His jg rte-fume * Dream Gill

lustre-Creme Shampoo with lanolin louver your hair n Irugvlnfly clan a Olhtanlnl with shall I Soft, any h mlﬂlli

Milt-ﬁst“ “In urging this, I don't want to

mum‘, gm‘ “Nzroo seem t; be; tbkldlslg advantage of” a _. -— , person rien hip, erra. ll 29: 5 c since I have had no success with your father myself, I venture ‘to

oXilY cltossvlbjnla“

2. Xuaieal .11- Nativel drlml of Poland 3. Kind of '8. Volublo 115F115 10. Think 4. Finish horse ‘)1. fang-cared 5. The sitting I5. Whole rodent. of a court '12. Furnlahca d. City temporarily (Belgium) .18. Put forth \ ‘I. Slack 27. Fate

gm»: 8. Anger 28. Reservoir.

1g pug,“ 9. Capital oi 30. Oonltella- u“ be: GQPmunY ﬁg“

, (pom) 82. hovel: . (Pom 14. Domasti- _33. 1n a 18. Music note eaten P°l1u°" n. Flawed i1. omo for no. Time n. Old . moi-Ion

between measure! 34. Kind of. pgﬂodl oi length velvet '

23. Ooquottilh

I4. String or cord

26. Claw

28. Cute

29. Ancient Greek W1!

30. Sloth:

"31. Rql

33. American Phllologicli Aalociation tabbr.)

30. Mulberry

81.Lar[e tub

88. Spigot

30. A Wigwam

42. Marita

u. Midday

45. River (Gen)

46. Epoch:

47. Back: of neck:

I DOWN l. bu!‘ white bear

nAiLY ORYPIOQUOIE-llore’: ma» work it: AXIDLIAAXI‘ ' to‘ nonornnaow

i tt l l tand: for another. In tht: oxen-r.‘ .- .‘ i

fogticetlterlc: 2a,’; for the two 0'l- 01°- 51'15" - _

ﬂtrophiu. the length and formation o! 9011f"! Ft- - ~ Bach day the code letters m diffoﬂﬂl-

-A cqpkygp u-rrsqrunrnu nxi-lzlcax. RLJJAZRCK, iuxrurnrn, xn-rriu-rnr r1202! nun.

ll LU ll I i ill l] ii L‘! i]

.3 E E

Ci ll iIl i3 El I] i! U

3 E a: :

‘Yum-day's Aaawu

Iifmlﬁrojoctin‘ 1' and: o! ‘Ohllﬂtbul!

i0. June bu‘

lLGanella '

( Tibet ) ,_ 4 1 Exclamation]

‘nrurl Pot nrqo-Jarcxrrl mum’, “win-om t won ro m: llanrﬁiilirﬁl

“My father

time. I only your father

again pressed

ranunqnr roux mourns or onnnnavAhl-ly -" olouilwl u: n»

goe: together without any innla, being fastened with bolts welded to the he shaped into any desired dimension and may be uscd outside as well as inside. Mr. W. B. Burke oi Charlottetown with a. crew oi men erected the staging shown above in a day and a half. These men had not previously seen this type of staging. but beiore it was half up. they were experts. This equipment is rented on a monthly or iii-monthly basis and its cost as low as 10 per ccnt of the equiva- lent wood staging.

press my appeal through you."

mense losses and now, as you know, there are his marriage and . .. Leonora to consider." to explain’ “What is more important than‘ enriching the lives of the depriv- that Kitty and the Charlottenbur; Band Iliympl.‘ [Mengliers gmk pict- ed urea or 2r crap o, on 6. oi the story “The Watch Cont Bay" alas read: by the Leader.

Vice-President

“The Med is so urgent! You th 1m h h _ opened thc business period with» sit beiore enough half-dead adults ggy uslihg€usti'leamsélglmeni Z231, R011 C811 lmiwemd by 3 members-

g: a‘l‘fate‘éﬁ'eélr‘l% vzgsrlsédiﬁo ‘S2516’: very conceivably result in loss. 1 out and put more mooning into mo“, this Win50,” their sparse lives." ' "I do, I do!"

"I am not appealing to you per- Sierras sonaliy, Sierra.”

T, “I Shmud mink Lemmre wwld vice from my father. Certain re- see it that; way. But remember, cent lﬂrecuon from him has also ﬁiiis°orihylsgggzfyff1y_my fathers brought profits that made it pos-

"My inheritance is not “yet un- der my control, Watson. I am o, this talk. rm rewardedy still on an allowance." "Under no circumstances would t t u, t

such a gilt be right ior you at this seem o be‘ wa Son’ a B‘ new

evid enced sufficient

"I will ask him, but I wonder ii you understand to what extent my father operates on his own in such wlm-‘TLEY RIVER matters. He listens, but he is a man who depends upon his 0\vn

d ts. M l til k, f l‘. _ _ llllstgaixlqlgel, that: n1tllilleorhtguse1 nis iloisl Wheel-WY 11'1"" m?‘ l" i119 Chum“ i today. 60c, $1.25 at drug counters. l-as

lrl-m GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN _ Interior Redecoration at St. Dunstan’s '

frames.

Already nearly one third completed, the redecorntion of the interior of St. Dunstan’s Basilica is proceeding rapidly, The work is greatly facllitatcdby the type of staging being used. It is a new development not used before in Prince Edward Island. The staging is forty-eight feet high in the center and thirty-seven feet wide. It can be rolled forward on its casters to suit the convenience oi the decorators. The Keith Brokerage Company who supplied this equipment says that the staging

staging can

-——i—— - .-_i ___ ____-_o _._ __ ._ _-_. "i

has suffered lm- we _n y

"You need not iecl called upcnl1eader' Mrs‘

"But/it pleases mc to explain to_ a person like yourself. It is true'

owc their start to investment ad-

slblc for us to pool resources and

thought that since

for room he might about that bug. (To be continued)

The Busy Bees Mission Band oi

' ‘Inn PEOPLE, perhaps you yourself, already live in houses which are as much "aluminum” as others are "brick" or “stucco”.

Just look at the amount of aluminum which already is going

‘into Canadian buildings:

[Rooﬁng and Siding -— Last year alone about 100 Canadian fabricator: shaped thousands of tonn of aluminum for use a: roofs and exterior walla. Whdowl—'l‘oday a acorn of Canadian compatriot» an making aluminum window: and aaah which have unique advantages: they never warp, swell, shrink or crack, and never need painting. '

Inuktitut -- Aluminum has outstanding insulating properties. Already numerous Canadian companies adapt it to keep holnoa farm in winter, cool in summer. -

Ouffcn, Fmhg, Trim, Amlilocfvn! Hciwuu —Becaueo aluminum In attrac- tive and lasts a lifetime, dozens of Canadian manufacturers are now kept

busy making it into all aorta of forms for use outside and inlidl tho house.

UHIIUI QCOIPAIY OI CANADA, ETD.

' IvolvunndﬁeewlcvaofAlnnhunluCmdIoa lullaby and World Marian aonum - um: o nalmo 0 nnconvu 0 Iiimu

China. Chapter

Rnckham Story “If only I were as sure as you Duet; _ Alma, and Marilyn; Wm- ship Hymn - 576. Scripture rend- annex is some to matter mllsh- ing Mary Mtrclﬁnn, Prayer by 0110 wﬂy 01‘ 11110911911 The"? 15 8 Marilyn Scllar. The meeting closed' _ tiredness that goes deeper than Wm, pg-aygr by the Lemm- My; jmeres" years “30- w “We us a bone-tiredness. it is soul-tired- Barrett; building in your mother's name. ness_ IVS m me eyes of my evem now since her death when we are mg dasses_ I care and worry

10h Monday afternoon September‘ “m °° M‘ N°"‘1“5 °‘ u“ 5°” 125th nt sec O‘Clcck with their,‘ Raegh Barrett in‘ charge. Meeting oil-shed with the Mission Band Purpose folfmwed; by the singing of

the Mission

Marilyn Sellar

"You're a grand person. 51"“ ing Alma Chandler. Drill . Eil- Evcn if nothing more ever comes w" and meta; 390mm,," _ Gram Marilyn Sell-a:

LIME SIIWLIIEIH

If your shoulder is painfully lame because of piercing, atabbintl Dﬂiﬂ- <10 W113! thousands have clone successfully. Take MISSION BAND T-R-Ca. specially made to give quick relief from Rheumatic. Arthrltlc. Neurltlc. Sciatic pain; also Lumbago. Neuralgla. Don't auﬁer needlessly. Gct T-R-Ca

One of these days you’ll live in an ...

ODogu of all ages, ind breeds need n properly balanced diet-that's why dog breeders feed Ciro-Pup! This “smnckin' good” food is easily digestible . . .

dogs need to keep at their natural beat. Your grocer has

meal form. Feed bOI/l for variety.

l\\ l

*-__---

t CANNED ooe F°

L Apo rue WATER-

_- __-_-._.——'—

contnins every vitamin and mineral Gro-Pup in both cubes and %

-¢--—

, THRIFT/Foo!

NO , TER LiKE MosT ‘ T 70/. WA ODS- GRO'PUP

, is souo soon. ‘Q!

6R0'P_l|

Made by Kellogg's in London, Ontario

Minutes of last meeting read and n-pproved. Treasurer gave her "QTY much ‘vant W“ t° be clear report. and collection was taken amounting to .35 Cents. Fiollnwingl The older woman leaned over, i‘ the Program Sang _ Heavenly. Pmcmg h“ 31°"ed himd "W" SurlshincJQilcen McRae. Ruth Mac-t “m3 “m1 5"'°“3 °“°' bean and Greta Murphy, Read--

E.R.Br0W€s>°S0n

At Lowest Rates

144 Richmond ESL

Fire, Auto, Life, Accident, Sickness And Plate Glass Insurance .

Agent at iSummerside, D. O. stow"!

Charlottetown

Aluminum is becoming more and more popular for use in home building because . . .

.. .n don no! ma! . . . ll practically Indestructible. Yltorofon maintenance colic may low.

. . . ll is light and Quay to handle, la very strong, nocda only cor- respondingly light supports. o I . It ha: on lfhgdlvn natural ﬁnish, and can In painted lfdulml.

. . . llllo other building materials, aluminum can b0 uud In houaoa of any dnlgn. " ' '

Ask your architect or contractor about aluminum for building. He knows the story of Alcan’: continuing re- search into it: uaea. So he can tell you about its overall advantages and how you can proﬁt from them when building or remodelling.

_-_- m, 4mm7—-_