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for sylvie and me to pop tn. It's a truly qxcellent arrangement. but why has it happened all of a sudden?" she ask- cd with her usual candour. "It didn't happen so very suddenly: :0! course we always meant to take ‘rooms or a house," said Jim stlffly. ,"We can't come round to the but BOW- lbecause I've got to lake POPPY 55d‘ and be at Divisional Headquarters at ‘half-pas: three, It's after three new. isn it'll be near shave."

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l ~90 you see manna 01d brown-red ‘roof, and the thatched barn, POPPY” ‘That's Archer's farm. Rather pretty "my; u? He's going to be called m‘. and

_lt b ‘ind if wc took ovcr his _ HZ: Isn't married nnd l“ ill" ‘ “All right; m-m‘ when Ls n you l ‘ ' ‘ ' _ .‘ ~ eove here?" lpmsfblc he might have a housckccver “m1 r

., 4 “Monday? _ - - 1d t.kc over. . {or zmepodligoi (TIM-g "hurry m, m "Oh, good. We've a big concert on i “ ipjung -. - . -

vnsc somcbndy~ gcrs there bcforc its." ‘ Tuesday night’ and “will be late; you

mm‘ had ‘n g0 dmm me hm again ; might even offer us a bed. Poppy, so ‘ long!"

towards the little scattered hamlet.

“whys \<\\\8Y which consisted of a handful of ‘Jane h‘? nfitdkeptsip "Tan? about’ tilnfiflll , A _ _,______ ywn5(=,=‘ rm on rnllvgl the "Grréu no at m,“ ay‘ e “h n some I "‘h H ,4 \l’t1\" 1 vtr-t- wn-Vl church and vitra- respects a hkeable person‘ very breezy

and loud and cheerful, a great fav- ouritq with the men at the camp, be- cattsc she gave herself no airs, But Poppyfl; face was a little less radiant ‘ as they began the return journey.

“Never mind; there always has to be a lly in the ointment," said Jim sooth- ingiy. “And Jane isn't halt’ a bad sort. You can easily prevent her from be- coming a nuisance."

At Popflyls request Jim stopped the car just outside the town.

“You'll be late at HQ, lfyou take mc right down. Besides. I want to g0 and tcll Aunt Naomi.“

"Very well. darling, Good-bye and

rngzc close by. It was difficult to un- ' dcrstnnd jlLst why a hamict, had been drnppmd down xhcrc. bu’. You found similar plow-s ddfiin", nil the frinfl“ of [mm-rick Atuor. iu the fnrmmftl thr-y were fortunate rnottgh to come upon Archer hintscif. who came for»: ward willing to receive them. ‘l Whcn he heard zhci‘: tiroposa] he sccmcd i1ucrt~ . v ‘ "It might nnmvct‘ very wcll, Major,"

he said “Irv got tn go to Rtpon ncxt‘ wcck. and l wns wondcrtng about tho‘ house. I hndu’: thought of letting if.

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L. i. . lliff'r[§_ ‘of mm“ "‘ “MMH ‘md we?‘ “We good luck! l-lrirl a good time, haven't - - - , _ ‘ _ , we‘? And next weck it will s'mpiy ripp- f “_ M, _ ‘ ‘ _‘ __ log fhcs hum ng 21.1 ovci u. and keep . ,, .~. '!1ll.l.'4 u..i~.. 1.. urt-Pi in». and _‘ “ “ “ _ 1 “ _ P 111g] ‘ . _ _ l, l!" ‘,1.’ \' '\'l' ,, ._ ‘ ‘, frmu cnnicr has broil u-Hviit-"ll 1W fl" “ l‘ R H‘ " p "id 0W“ : Jim'.s spirits soared as he flew

i 9.1., n5! the wind back to headquarters,

‘ I-ln imagined that because a way haci so rapidly been found to cure Poppy's I "1 hung on,» m“; my Cnnqn‘ cifely , restlessness that hLs troubles were Iivtls. i)... shvz. 103N111 on Monday ‘cudfld. “Ilwn he lovcd her so dearly ‘to :10 to wur work Sho isn't m this hi’. that the thought of having her all to ‘ tcruzum. Crime in rind soc tho house." liimrsclf in the lime 01d “vol-M house.

It proved tn he as cirnrming inside | the door shut. the beginning of

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very simply furnishcd with good old- I him “v51 9 “TrP-l- TBPPUTB. Pom- Jinx ' tushioticd things m kcfpin: with i‘.s ‘ 11K" mmIV 350N191‘ dffififlivi‘. ‘Ya; dcs- yugc and r'li.'ii'<'\i‘l(*l‘f.PiippVtvhs yariictLJiflPd to discover that .1 cakes mare ’ lnrly picnscd with the kitchcn, a widg, ‘l titan a roofand four solid trails to ‘ low-rafter place with a warm, smooth, ‘mike a. home, When Poppy lifted the - ‘ red brick floor, mid an immense fire iqueer little catch of the low doorway ‘ placc with nu inglcttoolq, she immmn- ‘under the eaves and the sweet hell 71ml)‘ ciccicisd to mnke l1. their llving- tinkled- Sh‘? found Allm NMml t0 b6 l mom. Terms were quickly made; and engaged with a customer. Aunt Naomi whey agreed to take over on Monday Smlled and indicated with her finger icvening. Archer promisrd to arrangf the door of the living-room. with his imtrackccpor that the linpn; 311d thc fcxv Sll\'(‘i' arii- ms no p: :=.».~.-scd ‘ ‘should be loft, The farm was gclng w y be corned on by his brother, tvhn 1- ;n_ l tcd another place about three mllcsj f “in? Pnmw m‘ "m'l“"'°d “l” ‘moi. the fickle. fickle weather ."""°>’°" "r """"‘°"“"‘-”"" “l Arfiiffs.‘ u scarreiv h ids t uh ‘ farm- "lld bfflflfl to ufxstimc a iittip air ', 0 age er . of importance which amused J-m and. -F0r a dm‘ touched him its well He‘ ind mwnv-Tflrst it ramghk the“ it bloweuh . ' ' ‘ ' - . (‘Y1 the flniiry storm clouds goeth ‘vr-rintis nt-"Imonts and no; n [ow qn_.n,n___" Right a“.‘.,“.‘ ubou: thr- stcyi hc hnd taken, 11nd hVBut there's fickle. hon m" dnrcd to smcnk to Poppy ab-I Just the same out her peoplcs silence. .' For take us altcgethgr Ho kncw in his inmost hrart. that We are ficklr- as the weather

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Millvicw and Vicinity

"A trap drummer ls ln the same class oi pests as a sniwphomst."

fickle weather

who was fcciiirg it far nmrg than “m, Who's to i‘ ~ ‘ 0T “Wm imneiucd, H:- fclt volfmxcd -_-_ v at the idca fliid']1i'o.w;:r~."t n; 1,3,4“: Mr and i‘ _,» Wglgvj and

‘ n lwu-sc to themsclvcs in the even‘. of llluehter Doris r-nd Mr James Ross, any of the Pomoroys coming nitimn. \'°m0n River motored b: Murray 1P1)‘ from Cudham; it wnnid be byftey- Barb"? 0n Sllfldfly. l for nil conccrncd. Hc could not con- »

‘ crivc of Mr. Pomcrox‘ or his wife pay-i Migs Elm-v" Nelsm- whc‘ M's

, u: a visit to thc housc obflvf‘ the shop, “"11 Silcndln; the past winter in

‘ 771°? began the return journey inhncstnn’ armed hmne recently and great gpjrjLq‘ and ‘hm as the‘, Wm? Qllrlflk the hast yreek has been the with“: o," or Braughmg ‘h? ma‘ or _‘ ftucst of Mrs Ray Mutoh. Earns.

. ' ' ' ~ cliflc, horn soxmdcd in the nonr distally.‘

‘and Janc Cnfman came round thc‘ lwnd of the lane in great styke she M,

“l hear you've gotten marrle: Jone I saw you last year." ' "No indeed! I'm like the tide, l Ivnit for no man."

Mrs J. F, Jenkins

Anton: those who visited Mrs J Jenkins on Stlnd-ay were: Mrs J,

i .. . l ‘Ncn. shave that, Jnnti Lucky my MVDH your broke was in good Qydgr" p lsnid Jim grimly. ' ‘ ‘

i i", Jenkins Mr. and Mrs M E i "Y .= i . . - . - . ' ' ‘qr “f: szltc me my. filly‘ snare ‘Jenkins nmi family, My and Mrs l‘ c - flusuciczi Jnnc archly. ‘W. L. Jenkins nnd ynmny‘ Mn

‘ ‘llow do you do. Poppy? ‘vhalpvor m-e Jnsoph you dfiiiiq up hcrc. mid w-hcre dtd 1K3"! the motor-bike?"

Smith Miss Margaret smith you 1nd Mr Kelsey Buthoe,

“It is said that a cat has ntn T; , . . "us" ‘ i1. “as jusg tho cotman my‘ Mr Bcrtrom Lea, Vomon Rlvg, is “That's nothing. Time has mor “h?” "w"

“Ymlfd information they smndi"? “l” Past vieek visiting lives than a cat," "How (‘o you figure that?" "Why. time can stand an Indefl nitc amount of killing." '

"W" flfftillrintz a certain amount, land Trytm- H15 many friends are Jnouzh vrry own they mmed themioased to see him so much im-

l hart rim: would ha“, lntprpsted them ‘Pmvvd ln health. 'mo-t.

“Wzvvc tnkrn Archm"; farm. Jane" Miss Radio Gimjmgs‘ vem°n' flll-rl\"l'(‘[‘l nffldrflfd‘ spnlng no reason

"x-as the guest n! Miss Laura Mun- for withhoiciing what would goon be mp‘ Mume“ 0n Sunday. ‘public pmppriy‘. "and wwre comma. iinto rcsidcncr- rm Mnnq“...

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"Now I'm heels overhead in love l With you, as you can see." 3

“That's yust the way your rival la," She sv/ectly said to mo,

The remit/u- monthly meeting of

rut: CHARLOTTJSTOWN‘

lynu come to live here you can come cent. Meeting opened by IBPEBNIIB [rived m" b: mmgmgnntgeszly s‘: and Blve us a hand. and it'll be nice‘ the Creed, The minutes of the last M11118 1mm lmP 9 - - ~-

GUARDIAN

and adopted. reported five

meeting were read

The sick committee visits. Two flowers members in the HOW-Will.

and sent in. Mrs M. E, Jenkins and Miss Myrtle MacEachern were appointed to collect for the Red Cross, Program committee for six

were given] The ' convenars reported papers filled out i Audrey

are the guests for several days of Mr. ‘ Carr's sister, Mrs. Thomas MacNutLl I

Mr. and Mrs. Fm! Watts, Miss, Watts, Mr. Hartwell’ Watts and his friend Mr. George MacKay, all of New Water- ford, C. 8., arrived here by motor on. Tuesday evening and will spend some .

|w-as as follows: Mrs Geo. H. Jenkins. 1 “m9 Wm! relatives here-They we“ ac"

companled by Mrs. William Abbott‘

{Promotion depends

JULY 21, 193,,“

“Beasnob"says College Prof-s,

“Manicure your nails"

on appearance as ». well as brams

‘JIIOIAIIiIZnIQ

iitiiss Margaret Smith, Mrs Vinceutf

Wlfikcd for it, n mohod which ensurJ-fricnds and relatives in vlctm-gL

Grout and Mrs Geo, L, Jenkins, . who spent B YER? with h" 515W!‘ Mrs- The next meetng to be held at the home o: Mrs Hermon Ings, Roll call no be answered by “The funniest scrape in which I ever saw any one," After a delicious lunch, the meeting closed by singing the National Ahmad.

Mr and Mrs M. J. Donneliy Sum- merviile and Mr and Mrs Edward Burge and son Vernon, Boston .M-ass. srzent a few days at the South

llshore.‘

Mr Henry Jenkins, Redlands Calif, who ls visiting his brother. 'Geargn, Miilview spent Sunday in ‘Dundee,

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i A pleasant evening ms spent at iihc irmoe of Mr and Mrs Ray Mutch .E:=.mscliffe, on July 4th tn honor or {Mr and Mrs Parker Wood, whose ‘marriage took place recently. ‘luncheon “as served in Mrs .Mutch‘s usual good manner and the ‘evening passed all too quickly, ‘Among those who were present “T791 "md Elinm‘. Mr and Mrs Geo, H. Jenkins, Mr and Mrs Clarence wood, Mr and Mrs Parker Wood and Pres. ton, Misses Jennie Wood, Hazel MacEuhern. and Helen Praught, ;Messers Everett and Harold Wood, Harold Smith and Luke Praught. Mr and Mrs Frank Lea,

Mr and Mrs George Carrier and McDmlflld. Mt Mellick motored to Mt. Herbert on Sunday, ,1 Messrs Cyrus Ings, lvf Irving, Vernon Ross and Arthur McInnis, China. Point metered tn Murray Harbor on Sunday,

While a lady from chinn pntnt “'35 P165118 berries tn the woods ‘lTSb week she in some way got lost, jA Sea"?! mrty was sent out and letter considerable hunting they 1n. Cried the lady none the worst of her experience,

Mr W. L, Jenkins, Mlllview Ls

Ill Perth Station, tinder the super-c vision o1 Messrs Wm, Moore, New Fem‘ and -7°59Dh Smith Millvtew,

M’ Russell Ines. China Point was n “very“ recent, visitor to Mlllview,

Mrs George M-zcEachern and Mrs M- E. Jenkins. deligates to the Women's Convention, wynch was held 1" Clfwwn last week, on be. 1181-! of the Institutes, arrived home Friday evening,

‘Mr Claude Wood. Millvlew was a. visitor to Brooklyn. Sunday.

Misses Louise Herring, Haze] MwEwhem. Mrs Geo. 1-1, Jenkins and M!’ M1811 MzcEachern attended lghe picnic held In Keppoqh qn setup

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~ MALPEQU E

MP- Erwin Taylor, son of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Taylor, left recently for 511M880 where he will represent Dal- housle University st, an Inger-national Dental Pratemity convention at the renowned Lake Shore Athletic Club. He is one of three delegates from 011118611. the other two being from Toronto and McGtll. Mr. Taylor t; tn be congratulated on the honor thus conferred 0n htm and it is hoped that his association with thLs fraternity oiflstudens will be helpful and enjoy. a e.

Among the guests recently raging". ed at the "MacGougan House" are the following; E. Manson, Summer- Sldfl; Margaret Mclnnls. Toronto, 011V; Muriel J. Dcck, Toronto, Ont; Mrs. M. L. Bradshaw, Summerside; M"! Emmi Bl’ ‘ ” . Summerstde; Mrs. F. W. Macsween, Boston; Mr, 381'"? F. Carmichael, Boston.

Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Carr and two daughters, Dorothy and Kathleen u.

i "Oh,",<.1ld Jane. and h [he Mnmew w°m°“" “smile W" mmd a‘ ‘hp ‘(nwd q:‘f‘7:‘\“;s“r‘1ar- held at the home or Mrs Geo, H. POPPY. "I was wondcririil xvho w‘ ltxllnklns on July 3rd. There was

‘snap it, m. If i‘. had 0111,, been knoll d n ne members and two visitor! pub

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film‘ E“<‘flm‘p. crowds would have bpgn

‘ .r f.‘ fm 21.1.1 ‘vmrrp nnmmg up

‘.h"-‘P l" i-vc. though you'll find it dead.

llY fllill l‘ isn't (gr from m", hut‘ how-l ovrr. I pm up m}. N" h?“ Rhvaw‘

Arm” “"'“ ""'-'-" d°<"‘"!' he cleared out n" "Yd cart-shod in m, yam‘ m u-hntcvrr happen. 1y; MW“; ‘mder (gar-r. Hat's‘ ‘why rm in my; 1MP m ‘ t 3 m7meh“- ‘t-‘hn and», l" Hyman)

"Now this race in a sure thin; lath“ i ‘Y'0ll capkhave a trill». ~.-.~‘_!~. 21:: joclcc/ "Oh." said pnpp‘. dobH-unv n“ you | 1:." . , " ‘ g "l r! rather have a lfllk with the ‘lnllr h“ m)” hv hPTP-a we M"? 5P8‘ “or '| ll. le. ‘,_ __‘ _

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Scotchfort Memorial Picnic Wednesday July 23rd

Meet all your friends there , Special train leaves city at 1.45 p. m. First Class Meals and Amusements

i Everybody Welcome

‘ i‘ WW found to it now if you like. when 75430-7-16-7i

Mr and Mrs M. E, Jenkins.

as without, Titouzh rather bare. it was r6111 home life for them b091, filled family‘ China‘ Pom?’ and Mr “sand-vnl

“vine a large ware house erected’

l Watts tn New Waterford.

Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Ramsay and family and Miss Barbara MacGougan were motorists to Alberton on Wed- nesday. On their retum they were accompanied by little Miss Eleanor Ramsay who has been spending a holiday 1n Alberton with her aunt Mrs. Nelson Ramsay.

Mrs. Allan MacLeod and daughter Doris of Medford, Mass, were recent guests of Mtss Hazel Hopgood, Mrs. MacLeod, formerly Mm Luella Waite has many friends here who were glad to meet her again.

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bearisto motor- =

ed on Wednesday to Charlottetown where they will be met by Mrs. Bear- isto who has been spending some time with her daughter, Mrs. George Thompson. Montague, and- who will return home with thcm.

Mrs. John Fitzpatrick of New York_

and Miss Blanche Hunter, Revere.' Mas-a, are the guests of Mrs. W. G.

Ramsay.

Miss Barbara MacDonald. New York. spent a short holiday here and was the guest of Mrs. Wilbert DE- laney.

Misses Margaret and Isabel Jones

of st. John. N. B-. are guests of their i friends. Messrs.

aunt Mrs. E. H. Ramsay. 381111190" and Mrs. L. D. MacNuttt, Malpeque.

their uncle. fOrgan Recital “The Rosary", Nevins, ' arranged for Organ by R. G, Custard.

Mr. Archie Ramsay. Charlottetown‘

spent the week end in Hamilton with i organ by R‘ G_ Gummy J- A- and M“ "Reverte", Helm.

his parents. Rev- Ramsay. He was accompanied by Mr-

Ben Rogers of Charlottetown. {ding yams" 361m)

Miss Mabel Clark, R. N., of Be- doque, spent the past wicek with Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Lockerby.

Mrs. W. H. Phillips of Arlington is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Everett Ramsay, Hamilton.

Sunday, July the thirteenth brought to a close the ministry of Rev. D. M. Grant in Princctown United Church. Very great interest was manifested in the services of the day. morning, there was a large attend- 81106 while the large assemblage in 911° evening consisted not only of the citi- zens of the place but many friends from the surrounding districts added their tribute of high regard by their presence. The

“And the Lord answered me and said, write the vision, and make it plain upon tables, that he may run that readeth it." The evening text was found in Psalm 118. 24 "Thifl ls the day the Lord hath made: ye will rs- Jngne and be glad in it; also Joel 3.16 "The Lord shall roar out of Zion and utter his voice from Jerusalem; and the heavens and the 081111 Ella“ shake; but the Lord shall be the hope of his people, and the ttrengtn of the children of Israel." Mr. Grant's exposition of the word ls alwayfi 13h“- acterlzed by new thought and broad vision; always the gospel story tn un- ique style and the addresses on Sun- day were in keeping with his Pull)“ work throughout his ministry. The musical part of the service was under the capable direction of Mrs. Cam?- bell and was beautifully impressive- The choir was greatly augmented by

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