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ftcr Jane's talk with Eliz- solilnllgiiikillS. Aleck came striding w her with anger written all ovQ l"?,l'~,‘,°;f.'1 t11e iclrzt of telling the 1111‘ >110 was in when 1d

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11111111; led. her tlliilllllg the 1ll zed up Llie gir ‘IQISHI. ieyfllslgiulnnk she has the makings of a darned 1110.1 fiver," 1111s tcrcd Jane, 11erl1e11d1iltc11 at :1 tlctiunt :i111.>;.c._ ~31“ 511 ‘ homely as the die;- ens-she'll k the le11s of any uuiera 111111 tried to 150i 1W1‘ D1‘- 1011 Alcck. _ Are _we selecting a chorus for a musical comedy, or some girls yrho c1111 be _oi service to their ccuutry in time of war?" Alecia 111111.11 1111 111111oycd little ges- 1111-9, "O11, 1111 Pete's sake, change

1 entluof the show?"

"Tue HflWklliS Kiri l! in." saitd' ' 11y. 1 illlinliuf shy she's out!" snapped‘ Aleck ,1

inen I'm out too," she told him. p111 turned awny- l

sleek, 111111111111, called after her ply, "O11, for the love of Petei, All right_sl1e‘s in!" 1 3m 1111-11m1 pack. “That's better."

Just then, they saw Ellen Marrm t

1p relic-lune across ilie field “.1111 lull a dozen other laughing, cliatw tiring girls

Aleclt 51111 1111111111. "Okay. sister-

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“How did she mak test?" asked Jane. e out m m”

Aleck made a wry face. "No good-but who the heck cures? He! iilnllll’ will see to it that slie never gets vii the around, but her name m1 m" nlenllwlfihii) list is worth a ict to us. so set busy. sister."

He walked away.

Jane stood watching the bevy of girls, approach. They were very 113c- oratiie, all of them, in slacks or :11] 111g breecncs beneath expens ciuneis hair hopconts slung acro= their sllni young shoulders. They might have been cut from the same pattern, so nearly identical were their costumes, their hair-dos 11nd their make-up. Girls burn 1111111 ver spoons 111 their well-sh .. d mouths, igirls who had tho best o1‘ everything _ll‘Olli babyliood.

For an instant, instead of their gay, pretty, but rather vaeuous ‘aces Jane saw the earnest, plnin, but in_ tclllgentlace of Elizabeth Hawkins, who obviously had hurl few luirurvs 111 l1cr lile but who had twice the brains and ability of any of tuese

girls.

“Hello!" Ellen called gaily, as she neared June. "My dear, I'm simply shaking in my boots. MI. Rniiu, i. didn't tell me how I mnde out in tne test. Was I too terrible?"

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Ellen's smile vanished as she cut in swiftly; "You in-etin I—I 1111111’.- , -.

"Yes-Tin sorry,“ June answered. ‘There IVIi-S an instants stlenrc. Then, Ellen shrugged elaborately. “Oh_ well, who cures? It's just as well. The family would haveiid

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way-somev-iunf- to matter 1133i’: said Ellen cooly. “There's little this town ”

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She was looking at Jung mm faintly hostile eyes, obviously re- sentin being told. ever so gently, that t ere was one thin? that the Pellet‘! 11nd Dflmiwred Elen Martin coulldn’t have.

‘I ‘m SOrTy-——" Jane began again.

‘Fgr heaven's sake, stop saying that. I Ellen broke in sharply.

Theres nothing to be sorry about, It was a crazy idea, anyway-I should never have come out: here. Come on, kids-let's g0. I'm begin. hing‘ to be bored."

S e turned and stalked away to- ward where her car was parked. The other girls followed.

Jone watched them all pile into the roadster 11nd drive away. “I971, WYYIIRE. site found Alcck at her cl-

bow.

"Willi. did you sign her up?" he asked.

“No." Jane answered. crisply. “I told her she'd failed 111 her test- which wns the truth."

"What!" Aleck stared at her. "Do you mean to say you actually turned her down ivhen that whole gang of hers would have Joined up with her If you'd accepted her‘? You had the ficzrossal nerve to do that? Why, you

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"I wouldn't sav it. If I were you." said June. meeting his angry ercs steadily.

She turned on her heel and lot.

(To be Continued)

Churlcttetoivn Girl Guides

arc conducting a drive for the sale of WAR SAVINGS STAMPS AND CERTIFICATES

SATURDAY, OCT 25th

The Guides will make a door to door canvass. Meet them ready to invest In Canada's War Effort. ——0R_

You can phone your order Satur- day to Travel Bureau, Phone i100 and it will be filled promptly.

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Central Kings Credit Union

Credit Union Members from St. George, George tow n. Cardigan, Maple Leaf and St. Teresa Credit Unions met in a pleasant and in- teresting chapter meeting in 5t James Hall, Georgetown on Oct 1st, 194i.

The meeting was called to order by Mr. McCallatigh and presided over by the President. Mr. Eugene Delorle. A discussion cenmred around active and increased mem- bership was led by D. M. McLean who pointed out real members must acquire the habit of thrift and educate through Study Clubs Rev. J. B. Croken and Rev. Owen Kigglns followed in pointing out how real active members were an asset to a community. And how through their initiative they could create an Institution that would not fail in the changing world. that will be ours to cherish and keep right.

Speaking for the Indies Mrs. Michael Burke, an active Credit Union member from Georgetown, pointed out how the present war was bound to bring distress and troubled times and how wives could help to met this condition by sav- Ing for their husbands in Credit Unions and for the future in secur-

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A highlight and the most inter- esting feature of the meeting was an Inspirational address by Rt. Rev. Dr. J A. Murphy. Rector of St. Dunstan's University and D1: J. T. Croteau, Managing Director of P. E. Island Credit Union Lssgue and professor Economics and Sociology at St. Dunstan’s Univer- sity and Prince of Wales College. Mgr. Murphy pointed out how l credit union ~wa.s oneof the finest democratic institutions we have, and how members appointed to office should not fail in discharge of their duties and the duty of all classes should be a realization of s responsibility m fulfill if Demo- crac isto be sound. Society should bull up a strong (‘o-operative Movement in the transition from an old order to s new. bow by working together people could off- set unrest.

The March of this idea will be more effective than tramiilll! armies.

Dr. croteau and Mgr. Murph in- troduced s four day course be held at Mt. Stewart for Credit Union officials and members. Other

Sturgeon, Rev. Jas. Rooney, Cardi- gan, Chas. Melllsh. P. Trainor, Ed Shrrkey, C. Gallant, Eugene De- lor e.

A delicious lunch was sorled by the ladies of Georgetown parish and a social hour followed. The meeting closed by singing God Save the Kins.

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Rev. D. K. Ross, Minister. L-687-10-23-1i

ARRJVES OVERSEAS- Mrs. J. I» Oellazhan. as POWnBl Street, Charlottetown, has received word that her husband has arrived safe-

In Emilland. He is serving with an artillery unit.

TRANSFERRED T0 HEAD 0E- FICE- Many friends here will be interested to learn that Mr. o. Bragg,.bra.nch secretary of the Crown Life Insurance Company at Moncton, has been transferred to an important position with the hflad Office of the Company at To- ronto, his transfer taking place the first of next month. Mr. Braggs wife. IOTTMFIY Miss Enid Hughes. is a daughter of Mr. G. A. Hughes Prince Street. Charlottetown.

BREADALBANE UNITED

Preparatory Service, Rev. L.M. ray, speaker. Sunday, ll A. M. Valley, Sacroment of Lord's Supper. 3 P. M. North Granville. 7.30 P M. Pleasant Valley. Harvest Thanksgiv- ing Service. 6 P. M, Breadnlbane, 1 . S. Thank Offering Service, Mrs. John Sterling. guest smnkcr. Miss Doris Stirling, soloist. Please note change in the hour of service. L-69l-10-23-1i.

ON HONEYMOON — Mr.

and Mrs. John A- MaeNau hton lure Miss Aline Ferguson) o Sydney, N.

S._ are on a, honeymoon trip to .nis city, having been married in Syri- ney last Monday. Thev left for .nis province on Tuesday last on the S. . Surf via the Bras d'Or Lakes and reached morning. This is Prince Edward Island. Both are r111- tives of Brandon, Manitoba. Mr. MacNnughton has been on the s‘aff of Radio Station CJCB, Sydney. since last June and prior to hat he has been six years on the r1115 staff of the Winnipeg Tribune.

RETURNS IIOME- Mrs. H. B. MCcllllfltll nfter attendiu! ahe Canadian National Exhibition in Toronto and vistinu relatives r1 that city, spent. a while in C 101121011111. P I3 1., on her u v 16k with her" son-in-lnw and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Don Gas‘. Mrs. McCullecih spent part of last week in Halifax. visiting Mr, and

Mrs. I. B. Fawnes, another 5211-1 111 law and dauzhlci- They and their (laughter, M's; Patsy hvi

been up sieiidng Thunk giv 11g week-end w 1h her anal IjenL-Col. McCulloch. M. P. and she ac- companied tit-em back.-Ncw G's:- gow News.

PLEASANT GATHERING. — Tle tenth anniversary of the 0111141111111 Federation of Convent Alumnae was celebrated on Sunday. October 19th. by a Home Coming of the former‘ pupils at Notrc Dame Academy. At three o'clock a short meeting was held. at which the progflimme was arranged for the year. Also several, study groups were formed for the coming winter. The President, Miss Anna MncInnIs read a letter of greeting from the National Presid- ent. Mrs. Harry T. Roesler of Tor. onto. Followin the meetin Bene- diction was hel in the onvent Chapel, after which tea was served; A short programme was then pre-. sentcd consisting of two solos by Miss Laura Jeanne Arsenault and 11 talk b the Federation Sister on Catholc Action. Many thanks are due these sisters for the wonderful charitable work they are doing. The afternoon was conc uded by a sing- song.

SOUTHERN DISTRICT LOYAL ORANGE LODGE — Southern iris- trlct (Kings County) Loyal Orange

held its semi-annual meeting turday. Oct. 18th in MacPhee Lodge Rooms. Murray River. There was a good attendance from the different lodges in the district- Worshlpful District Master Horace White was in the chair. Two mem- bers of MacPhec Lod e were ad- vanced to the Seoon Degree. Tn District Officers exemplified the de- gzree in a ve fine manner. Nut iaving much usincss before the meeting several members gave short. addresses. Horace White. Jttflifia MaoLeod, E. A. Keeping. F. D. Bre- haut, N. C. Stewart, R. MacR-ae. F. C. Murray. Oswald Graham, Allen MacLeod. Arthur White and others present s oke. Members of Mac- Phee Lo go served lunch and the visitors expressed their sincere thanks to the muse. The evenlnn was pleasantly passed. It was de- cided to pay s. visit to Joblin Lodile at Iris on Saturday evenlnx. Nov-

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The many friends of C-tllflill St. Clair Geldnrd who believ-nl he was lost were pleased to hear on. Sut- urday that the crew of the 101.3 overdue vessel the Jenn Anderson had been picked 11p by n11 tiuidenti- fled vessel and was safe, Captain Gerald was iii command of the Jean Anderson, and 11.1.11 not b.1211 heard of for almost two n1onlhs.Tl1e vessel was considered lostas she was so long overdue err-route to Ber- muda from Florida, loaded -w th lumber. Captain 11nd Mrs Geltlard spent many summers here before he returned to the sea limes he loved so well. A deep sea captain he had sailed around the world many times and no doubt this is not the first time he has been snatched from the gates of eternity.

The annual meeting of the Morell Credit Union was held in the Village Hall last week,‘ with the President Jerome O'Brien in the chair. A very satisfactory report was presented.

Mr. Herb Hawbolt. is making his rounds now with his threshing out-

Priends of Mrs. Albert McEwen are pleased to see her around again after ha: vcry serious illness.

Bevcrai stacks of hay lost their tops last week here in the heavy gale. The roof of two barns wer also carried ayay .

A number of men are employed at the store of Dingwell a Rossi- ter, Morell. at present when s. new lugs frost proof warehouse has been erected. At present the men are making changes in the older warehouse and when completed it will b; possible for teams to drive into the cellar to unload or load.

Miss Reta O'Brien, teacher at St. Patrlcks Road School, has returned m her duties after spending her vacation at her home here.

My. Raymond Lapierre, arrived lost week from Quebec City to visit. his mother hero. Mr. Lapierre conducted a merchant business here some few years ago before removing to the Magdalen Islands later to Quebec City.

Mrs. John R. OBrlen, has moved to the City for the winter months at, least.

Mn Cephus Davy, one of the Vets o1 the last war. was vlsitinfl in Charlottetown last week.

Most of the harvest was gathered here Saturday. when trucks team! and carts were pressed into service. Both men and women were in the fields in a last effort to save the grain.

Miss Helen Weir, Boston Mutt. who spent s short vacation with her father at Scotchfort, was also

Miss Reta McDonald anti Miss Vera Drake, left this week for Mon- tnnl, M's: McDonald, who had ne-

lor a short time 1m

placed says the Pastor Rev Phnlen McKenna. The spire will be taken down next summer or at least the upper section that rears into the air around a l1u11d1-cd feet and a new low spire trill be erected.

Pte. John Flil;‘.t‘i'i\l(i, R. C. A. F., is home on leave at present.

Pte. John C. Peters, left this week for his station in Newfound- land after a lengthy stay with his wife and family at St. Andrews.

Smelt fishing is very poor here. One fisherman hauled four nets on Saturday and got two large smelts, but a good supply of small herring were taken however. The herring are a little larger then the

smells and are very tasty.

Food production In II. S. increases

HOUSTON, Tex, Oct. 20 -(AP) -Food production in ths United States next year will bo the larg- est in history as the nation seeks to safeguard "against any contin- gency, at home 11nd abroad." Roy l". I-Iondrickson, surplus marketing administrator. said today.

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h.r nudes in 1.1.» 1r.n1l General 1U. S. preparations to create rcser- Senior Dc11a1".»11~c111._ _ Hospital. Miss Di 1111111111; uei" .1115 to meet “a whole series of pos- Gmdc X~—-l. Mary T1111; 2 Mar 111-st 11111 to iilpiglil; 111,11. lslbilities." _ wgzggg°fx__l Niargam Mdnms — l We may have to supply tlr. 2 L , H The starch factory at s1 Peters 111-lend. of democracy under pro- ‘Grilfifvlfifi; James Tm; 2 has opened tor the‘ s azOll. The V1510“ o; the yeaxqend program Edna Robertson; 3 Evelyn Hen“. 110mm CF01! here 15 8 COmDIi-“E , more food than now appear: to be Grade VII-i. Eileen Mclnrils‘ failure and many folds are r111? l1-¢q11;;-.1;1_~'11@ mulch, 2. Norman Corish; Ii Fyiiph Keny Wflflil P16141111!‘ 51111111 are just l The program for increased pm. Highest Average, J4me.» 'I'11.1 llloiizhing the ground Anti picking 1 dm-LHHL Hundnckson 581d‘ takes 98,0011 orig‘. L v will" Y1K‘! 5C9 U15" tisllii; the into consideration the factor olpro- Prénndl VIE?‘ "'53P," ‘V011,, - 2 narrow. per nutrition for all the people miiariwgmms; a (‘fillies rim-lg’. ' _ ""—'—" _ The administrator said the U. S. Grade V—i. Blair Kelly and The eioss atop the Church of S.. y had been “shocked by the mm that Calvin Wood; 2‘ (Hudson Coopem Lauraiice. that snapped off 1n the linearly m“ or the 200mm.) Young Grade 1V_1, Noreen Moe- gnle some time ago. will not be re- I mm sunlmoncd rm. mqnary 5mm“, Phetson: 2. Mary Burns; 3.