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Sofull of natural flavour . . . such delicious whole-

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served toasted flake . . o retaining all its natural, healthful goodness. That's why Ogilvia Oats mate better!

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t Try 'I'Iu's Recipe For OGILVIE OAT .- FRUITIES

I Ogilvle Flour, 2 cups O - vie an, 1Q cup shorlonin , K rups brown sugar, 2 eggs, cup sour milk or buttermilk, l. tspn. "d1. M cup raisins, l/j eu cur-

rania. ‘A cup chopped nuts, ' clap

dares, I fspn. cinnamon, 1 ups. Ills ice, )6 fspn. salt.

ream aborlening; scld sugar, Wcll bcalen eigs, oals, milk in a-lllcll soda has zen dissolved; add Fruit and nufs. and last flour sifted

will: salt lull spices. Drop by spoonful on greased sheet. Bake in moderate oven liminules.

047-‘!

LASTING MEMORIAL

The French town of Chsteaudlm embodies the Cross of the Legion of Honor in its coat of arms. com- memorating the valor of 1.000 citi- zcxls who defied an overwhelming in the Franco-

lash, tho other. Iaau lit a alg- aretle, hs grinned at Carolyn pvcr

you got over your lsntruln." be said.

when you have decided to be res? scnsbls." announced- Carolyn and walked olll.

Julia Webster when shs heard Carolyn story. “No woman with mould have done ‘anything

I “Carolyn as timowsnt on and

sbafilissrd nothing from Beau. she wsngput g Iris! deal. It Ill full to sso hsr friends lslln and» catch up on all tho latest hows of

s sllht of Bsau, for tho sound o! his voles.

The Central Guardian

Ibis column isvroasrvod for asws o! loul‘ Interest. but advertising of ‘ "W" nature may b0 inserted J1 llvs ssnls s word smelly pa; able Isl sllvana;

CIASWILL for Photographs 1;?” BIOS, TAXI. - Yhone

BUBIAD YESTERDAY - The funeral of Mr. Peter Ccyls took place yesterday morning at 8.4;: from the residence of Wilfred Dou- cetle, 70 Prince Street, u; an, Dunstan‘! Basilica where Requiem High Mass was celebrated by Rev. David McTagus \vho also conduct ed the service at the grave. The pallbearers were Messrs. Clair Hodgson. John Power, Henry Gal- lant. Cleorgs MacLellan, James Viokerson and Albert Wilson. In- terment was la the church came- cry.

FUNERAL SERVICES - The funeral of Mrs. John McGulgan was held yesterday morning from hor late residence, s2 Upper Queen Street to the Church of the Moll Holy Rsdoamsr when Requiem

Walter Mann. C. S. S. R. The pall- bearers wsrs Messrs. Wendell Mac- Donald. John Hughes, Arthur Mc-

cn and Alban MacDonald. Inter- Ccmetery whers services were

conducted by Rev. D. M. Coll, 0.53.12.

Personals Mrs. Bertha Gibbs has returned homo after spending the week end with her cousin. Mrs. Julia Sent- ner, loyalist.

--BEA.U-

I Mrs. no», Pugh lmllls

Carolyn flushed. “Boaul" she gasped.

"You're always talking about marriage being a fifty-fifty pro- position.” he went on. “You've thrown it up to me that I haven't tried to make you happy. From where I sit, Carolyn, the firs is on the other wheel. You married a poor man, a working man with ajfsrryiliy dependent on him. You haven't tried to hell). You've simply sat around and sulked because you couldn't make me over to suit you." "I learned to cook." said Carolyn in a weak volce._

“Because you wanted an excuse to keep me away from the folks. BCCSUSQ you were Jealous o! Jennie Sue."

"Oh!" cried Carolyn. as if ho had struck her.

"My mother's not stylish enough for you." Beau continued. "Cramp is impossible, so you say. You sneer at. Reno and Fisher because they aren't the best managers in the worldfWhy don't you take a look at yourself. Carolyn? What have you gal lo be so naught about except that your grsndfa er leil your family a gom of money?" "What do you expect me to do?" demanded Carolyn furiously, "Hop tables in the lunch room like Olive or clean up after tourists the way Jennie Sue dose?"

"Wives have dons all thou things and morg to help their husbands get on." said Beau. “It's no dis- grace to work. Carolyn. Back of every mun who's a success there ls some woman who worked like the dlckens."

"'f‘hen why didn't you pick that sort or wife!" cried Carolyn.

"I've begun to wonder about that myself." muttered Beau.

Carolyn, two flaming spots in her cheeks. turned lo snotty, “Take ms home." she said thickly,

Beau shrugged his shoulders. "Spoiled children always pick up their rag dolls and .run home to mother when they can't take it." Carolyn had not serious! inten- ded to leave. Beau. She ha shmply wantld lfm to boa her to slay. But sh; had issued an ultilnatusn. There seemed to be nothing to dc except. livs up to it. and her tra‘ veling bags were still acked for tho lrlp which hadfsiled-lo ms;- srlalirs.

"Ready, Scotty?" shl asked. Scotty looked distressed. "Aw, gee. Caro, don't be like that!" Carolyn did not look at Beam. "1 ‘lhlnk I'm just coming h my senses." sho said.

Ihl plckld up one tssvollaa be]

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the lighted tip. "I'll be doing bus- iness at. lhs same old stall when

"I'll be glad lo no you. Beau,

"You did orsctlyrigbt." said

fiildo proved a sorry companion

out. For a _WQOII Carolyn had rlsctly Tlonly limo and then began lo aehsjll ovsr for.a

Ibohld told-no ls (Calif all‘

mourn-y. _ mocha- bsllsf.)

my"? u» "hid. If

come N firm, Mon-llow- ~~ . But Carolyn mllbt have dro eff tllo Jlflh for “any move u .

oasslray sbolislspoa lss a ~

made. Durlngfltbs first m "weeks

lslanders._ I Have Met

B: ‘Islander Abroad‘

WINNIPDG. Man. (specialy- Today I called at Winnipeg Aw“, on s vislt,wll.h the Macbure fem- ily, who cams West in 1920. At the home, I found Nfrs. MscLure b11511! encased in entertaining he? lWO-Year-old granddaughter, who was left in he: care, while the mother went uptown on business. Mr. MacLure though a great asth- ma sufferer. was at work. 11s holds a good position with the Winni- peg Electric Company.

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lVLrs. MacLure. like all fomier ‘llff more r-lnslio than other iypes of sewing thread Islanders. gave me a hearty wel- *1‘ Pr°""d°5 1.1-» needed “ sire" in seams and this makes for longer wearing. Press our nylon-sewn. mm (m; Igandq and m, “.91, seams with a wann iron, rcmpsra ls lo that used for rayon and you'll find that they'll last the lifs of

with ml, yct she could not get away XrCm tho thought. It ac- ccmpanied her everywhere, She grew white and thin, Her father was uneasy.

betber go back lo hm." he said

ville again." she told her father- bitterely. "I simply can't stand it.

Beau ls unbearable around his family." -

a letter which, Julia Webster dic- tated. He said that he regretted the trouble which had overtaken Carolynb marriage and hoped the difficulty could be adjusted. lle went ahead to explain that a glrl reared as his daughter had been, could not be expected to live on a drastically reduced scale without unhappiness. H; said Carolyn showed the effects of the strain and was bitterly opposed to re-

posed that Beau accept a place in his office. Ho mentioned a hand-

ecure." he concluded. "There is plenty of work in connection with the Scott estate, part of which will eventually be Carolyn’; I'm not so young as I was and I can't live forever. In view of the fact that Scotty refuses to have anything to do with the buslnesl. it will solve the problem lf can train you to step inlo my shoes."

he had his own business to handle and he did not propose to fill any on; elss's shoes. He said he had given Carolyn the best home ho could afford, but shc left in her own accord and she would havc to rs- lurn tho same way.

able!" cried Carolyn, bursting into tears. Her mother was llllllly} indignant

something about an Islander."

Mr. Roderick Mschure is the

1 h M _ son of the lain Hugh and Rachael H: u‘ w” maul” by n” (Gillis) MacLurs of Bresdalbane

PEI. ind has three brothers

Road, Btanchel, P. E. I. ,- o o s

Pisquid. P. E. 1.. and has three brothers, George cf Morel], P. E. I., Fred of Surnmersido and Roy o! Mt. Stewart. P. E. L; and six sisters. Mrs. Samuel Jay of Char- lotlet n, Mrs. Ira Clark and Mrs. Emma Jay of Mt. Stewart, P. E. I., lvfrs. Fisher of Morell River, RE. .. Mrs. Fred Jay and Mn. Daniel Bfrt of Plsqufd, P. E. I.

Mr. and Mrs. MacLurs have thres sons. All wsra overseas in the last -\va.r, Gordon and ,l‘l'.l§ll were in the airforcc, and Garth was in the army. Garth was in the Diepvpe raid. Just as he land- od onllhe beach. ho received a bul- let wound in the right chest. He was forced bo lay where he fell on the beach for hours before they were able to pick him up. All the while, shelling was going an overhead, and. the flerceness of the raid was not fa.r sway. As e result of the Wound. the right lung is collapsed and Garth suffers al. tunes from soreness: in the wound. Having led his class in the ClVll service exams. in connection w-lib lho Postal Department, Garth holds a. good position at Winni- peg's Main Post Office. l-fe is married and has one child.

Gordon is employed with Lhl" Si. Boniface Creamery. He is nlar- rled and has one child.

Hugh is employed with the I‘. C. A.. and is married.

The three boys live in Winnipeg. Man.

telephone call from him. She watch- ed for a lciler. None came. After a while she began lo play with the idea that Beau had got over herand it terrified her. She did not. ‘want to‘ believe he was no longer in love

"If you love Beau. Carolyn. you'd “I'll never try to live in Mary-

In the end her father wrote Beau

urning to Maryvllle. Ho then pro-

ome salary. “Please do not imagine I'm in- ulling you by offering you a sin-

Beau answered promplly. f-ls ssld

"I- told you he was unreason-

makes one feel. there must be something a little different about an Islander. Surely the “song, “There's somathlhli slbout a sol- dier". must have meant. "There's

Alexander, formerly of Peace Riv-

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k l u, - now of Victoria, B. 0.. Donald of mmllwo p“. m a catholic Breadalbans and Charles in the r U. S. Also, there ls a. sister. Mrs. (Capt) MacLean of the Dixon

Mrs. MscLurs is tbs daugbtsr of the late Samuel and Janie (Collett) Laird, of Lalrds‘ Mills,

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Adult Scout Leady-s increased from 8.491 io 8.954-

o: Canadab 2:19 act-ire Scout 1.403 are sponsored dir-

QIOUPS» ectly by churches.

The period Feb. 15-22 is being observed in Canada as Boy Szoul- Girl Guide Week featuring 165,000 Scouts and Guides Serve Canada."

Canada's Boy Scout membership now stands at an all-lime hish of 103.759. This is 5.282 more than last year.

Registered Camps groups increased from 5&0 to 647. and unregistered camps from ‘.11 to 46.

Legion. 41; Community. 660; Han- dicapped, l; Hebrew. 15; flatter Day Saints. 30; Lutheran. 13; Presbyterian, 112; Roman Catho- lic, 19B; Salvation Army, 68'. Ser- vice Clubs, 145; United Church, 398; Others, 133.

—As part of tho functions of Boy Scout-Girl Guide week an in- spection of Guides and Brownies was held on Tuesday night at the High school Auditorium, Summer

side and of the Scouts and Cubs at the Presbyterian Church Hall. The Guides and Brownies were inspected by Mrs. J. Gordon Mao- Donald. Charlottetown, Provincial Commissioner of Girl Guides. nc- companied-by Mrs. D. C. Tomp- kins, District Commissioner for East Prince. There were four companies of Guides and two packs. of Brownies on parade under the general command of Miss Belle Coyle, District Captain. They had been trained during the winter in marching and parade work by Mrs. David Carnegy and lVlIrs. MacDon- ald expressed herself as being very pleased with the turnout. Sevcn new Guides who hud "flew up“ from Brownies were enrolled and two new Brownies were enrohed. The Scout inspection was carried out by Mr. W. A. Currie, Assist- ant Provincial Commissioner a? the Presbyterian Church l-lall. H: stated that he was impressed by their appearance and bearing and

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congratulated them on s. splendid

Master and No. 3 troop was under Nlbr. David camezy. Scout Master. The inspection was followed by a

period of games-S.

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“Such stubbornness!" she exclahl- merely been vlsltinl h” D5751"!- ed. Once her decision was taken, she "Two dcmlnsnl. personalities do was all excited. Her hand trembled not thrive under one roof." said 5° she could scarcely write. To her Madam Scott with a grlmace. “If surprise she was eager lo see her you wuntcd to wear- lhe breechesl “me house again. she even h-ad a you should have married that sissy slariled feeling that she would be Hurst boy." gladto see the Bells. In retrospect “Peyton is perfectly charming," they did not seem nearly so im- protested Carolyn hotly. possible as she had thought them. ‘ “But. you aren't in love with him." But the letter was never mailed. "No." acknowledged Carolyn For Carolyn found that she was again bursting Into tears, "I'm in going to have g, child. Bean's chlldl love with Beau." But Beau had not wanted a baby until he was better eq! pped finan- CIIAPTEI i cially. ‘Thai iettles it," said hcr moi-bar. Carolyn finally decided lo write "You can't go back to that awful‘ Beau ma: she would be hams on ‘place in your condition, Carolyn." Sunday. Shc thought it best to act Carolyn shuddered when she as lf she had never intended to stay thought of her lmall stuffy house.