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mate tiptoed toward her and with finger on lip led her cautiously back to camp. There, with many head- shakings and fearful grimaces, she in. dicabed to Katherine that she must not go away alone again.

To fill in the time Katherine beam to ask the names of things about her and soon a language lesson was in full swing. There was good-natured laughter over her attempts at the words, but Katherine kept on, feeling that things would be much pleasanter if she could talk with her new friends. When time came to get tihe supper cooked she gathered some of the chil- dren around her. she felt that she could care for them much better than she could help with the preparation of the food. ‘There were grateful glances from weary mothers 1: Kath. erine began to draw pictures on the ground to amuse the half-grown babies. She was in the midst of this group when Bill came back.

Her heart told her how glad she was, and she knew that days in camp would never be so long as when he was away, threatened possibly by some danger she could not share. The children had tried of the pictures and she racked her brain for some- thing else to show them. She tried some oi’ the nursery rhymes and smiled at the sound of her voice re- peating Mother Goose Jingles in this wilderness. The children like this new amusement. And a. few minutes later they were going through the motions and trying to say "Pat-a- cake, pat-a-cske, baker's man,” and doing very well’ with it.

When they tired of that Katherine drew a tlt-tat-we diagram on the ground and played that old nursery game with some of the older ones. Their cries of delight when they beat her caught the attention of their mothers and after the men began their supper the woman crowded round Katherine and begged to be taught to play tit-tat-toe, too.

They learned very quickly and soon beet her at her own game. "My good- ness, if I Just had some cards." Before she seipt that night she thought over everything that she knew that could help to amuse these simple childlike people who had taken the white strangers in and were feeding them and sheltering them, without thought of pay for ‘Jhelr hos- pitality. She felt grateful to them . and she fell asleep secure in the knowledge that Bill was near and that one day of the tabu had- passed. In the morning there was great ao- tivity in the camp. The women hur- ried through with the gathering of wood and fruit, herded the children before them and set all across the island. After an hour's walk they came lo a low white beach and pro- ceeded to fill their flat baskets with shellfish. This task accomplished. they stripped themselves of clothing and ran light-heartediy into the surf. Katherine thought she knew some- thing about swimming, but never in her life had she seen any one so at home in the water as these brown women and girls. Their naked bodies slipped and slid ihrought the water

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- 1 They climbed on to some rocks near the shore and executed dives that made Katherine catch her breath at their daring. she watched for a few minutes, then leaving her grass skirt in a litile heap raced after them, delighting in the sport the water afforded. But although she was counted an expert swimmer at home, she was no match for these little chil. dren of nature. 50mg o1 th, yougjggf 8irls ran races, others swam under W118?- driving to see who could re- main under longest.

When they had tired of the water they sunned themselves on the beach and Kaiherine, lying near Ummata, thought contenliedly. "This is the way

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to live-no bother about clothes, pick your meals oﬂ s. tree, lie in the sun." She hardly missed Bill. content merely to know that he was some- where on the island with her and that wmc 111- she would see him, if only f0!‘ a brief She told the awry of the T hm exchange of glances in the evening. B9813 VEPY limiﬂl! in B 59W Word-i.

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"Loo, while the women worked at, primirive looms weaving grass into mats. They were always busy. The work of the community was well‘ di-' vlded. The older women who had children to care for stayed mostly in or near the camp. They prepared the food after it was gathered, kept the camlp clean, wove the mats and fed the fire. The younger women and all the girls who were old enough lo help brought in the fruit, caught the fish, went after the reedsand grass for the weaving. Over allthis activity hovered the old grandmother.

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To be sold by Public Auction in front or the Law Courts Building in oharlottetown in Queen's county. in Prince Edward Island, on Tuesday. the 15th day of October. A. D. i029. at the hour of twelve o'clock noon. ALL THAT TRACT piece and parcel of land situated lying and being on Lot or Iiownshlp number o1 in Queen's County aforesaid. bounded and described as follows, that is to say: Commencing at a point on tbs

The undersigned liquidstor of the above Company will receive written tenders up to noon on Monday, Oc- tober 7th, i929 at his address below for the purchase of the assets of the Company in the following parcels:

(1) ‘All the stock of merchandise and produce, together with all the real estate 0f the Company at OTqeary, including the store buildings and all‘ warehouse buildings and barns, and also all the equipment. fixtures anzi appliances.

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John n. McKenzie. and the said John n. McKenzie (of the one vamp and the undersigned (of the othﬂ part), because of default having been made in the payment of the prior‘ 1 lpai and interest due thereby. V For further particulars IP91! Ii _‘ MacDonald d: MacPhse, Riley Building. Charlottetown. Dated this 'Ith day orsqmmsor. 'A. D. 1929. -_ moms usually. “ MORTUAGII

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