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man learning the shipping business. "Ls tlierc any message?"

"Yes. 'i'ell the oriice that they can reach inc at ‘ine stratiord in Phil- ﬂticlpilii). tomorrow night. but that lin not u» be bothered by ally- tiling.“

carter forgot himself. "But look here. you re not intending w be at lue meeting. Mr. Barron?"

“Why not? It's mv meat they're alter. and they'll have to battle for u." He had wandered out to the edge oi the staging. where the 1n- riuililng sweep of tile slilp's stern seemed to hang over the water's edge. The noon whistle blew, and the men began to scramble back to- ward the sheds and the wannth of the stoves.

He was aware of a. workman far above him, casually walking along a thin stringer piece with a hundred feet of nothing under him. "1' doing the same thing." he thought, "Orllv Im WlliSCliIlg in the dark." Suddenly, as he watched. he saw a piece of scantling give way. and an instant later the man described. an arc into space. The bodv hit an out- jlllblflK timber and then caromed siokenlngly off toward the water. Anchﬂel Herron winced with the 1iorroi~ of it. And then what seem- cd like minutes lifter. there came to ins cars a hoarse crv of pain and a thud of flesh.

He looked about him quickly. The water sldc of the ways was deserted —no one had sccn the accident but lnmself. His eves raked about for liiriclcrs. There were none. _

As he was slipping off his upper clothing as one Rarmient. he gauged the distance to the water. All of forty feet. Hod never dived that height; he must be careful not to tum too quickly. or hit the water

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The followin! is a CMHIP of Charlottetown officers taken in front of an Etgglish Hospital: Major F. B. Con! . Capt. Leo F. McDonald, Oa-pti. Frank Stiowy, Nursing Sister, R/uth Maul-eon.

Anniversary at Sea View

n . ~ i m. ————- gory};gngzhege,gigfg,°g,,egf°gg;r,gf“w ms members of the Sea. View dash him into pieces. His shoes sup- W. I. oecbiaied their twenty-fifth. pod off. and one fell. He saw it slap ﬂnmi/BPSHY in the hall them on the water furl below. ca‘ he marﬁed Wednesday afbtéerrﬁon by enter- the broken oi where e man au taming a, num r charter mem- struck. “Inc knowledge came to him beirs along wlih other invited that this might be the end. and he friends who all shared 1.1m hospi- tiliought for an lnstfiriig that he gOl-lilld mligy o; the mmﬂm-s and a ma, 21111959 3- 931,1317‘ . n5 9W1? ea‘ l Ieﬂitebi‘. Hill. '17 H orary and in the quick accident winch had ﬁlside,,,'“fhs_ 001;: Dung; p,“ torn tile life from Murcia, It was all - ed ‘d . in, . 1d be h knew no sid an the charter m2 bers “a? 51°“ - and e ‘ﬁcupled seats ofbhonor. Jigiﬁlagial; m; dove. ‘There was a. lash of wind. PM“ “Pmed .Y “~11 ° against his eyes and we blinding n23 $2211’: tigmvisiklitorrss uprush ot pllunmetinz descent. He ha“ hadn't realized that there would be 011 be 0! m9 member! 8-1113 so much time. lsohseemﬁlixzlié/ veHry léﬂgigggntevgcfli/xnﬁzmwollligrs 913% a much time in WllC to . e - _ s e. . 18m knew a kind oi communion with MLU, this Secretary at the time of Marcia. It was almost as if she were the organization read the first with him-and then there was a minutes and Qallgd the you 511 o; curious flash of wonderment about whim; was mast, injgmgﬂjjg, A Pink? Be Wished 11° 601110 ha“? helpful and instinctive paper on unclelstcod something about her be- we Club owed “.85 ma‘; by MIS_ H_

1°"? he Wm"- 1. Donald pleasing Chorus He hit the water. and sensation ' ‘ . . exploded wiliiin him in a swift and gnhjeoyirziftlwm Ran’ song’ was men

hideous agony. He It'll‘ as ii inst-side liattbctn l0lll1\\l(i€_ ouch. 15nd: lfn “can o‘ me Immune 1mm the it was as if tie bitiei cod o tie .

smriing waves number all feeling. “m” of 1L5 Wgaﬁlzatlon will“! He knew only one thiiuz—he had to “as EWMW ﬂi-‘Pmclatbd- W5 - J- rcach a. drowning man. His arms E- Cﬂ-mpbfll U16? imﬂd 4m 500001115 slashed ihe water until his out- gut-lie flrsilllalliiilw OPEB-Yllleﬁulll; stretched hand grasped ﬂesh and s Provmm and a 1WD?!‘ 0X1 clothing. 1th t d no" h {gﬁlﬂéaMéﬂliblifj was given

slowly. n supen ouse , e c y con aning many v um

bore his burden toward the dock. lhoughts. The singing of O Can- and the dock seemed to drift farther aria brought this pairt of the pm- awav with every strokemhe made. gram i0 a c1059, Mm £16116 M's- The’) “m-efi. like a c lledt alillg Kay was accompanist. during the “§‘1'-1i@(1 Rdlllle- _ k 541M115 afternoon. A bountiful luncrlcn, bilcmhi ‘"11 i111“; ‘lain? némneg‘ well within the restrict-ions of the u ieli he liolig it e C0 n0 ma e w“. Time nations’ was sewed_

it. and he didn't seem to cam. Odd - that one could step out of life so A birthday cake “domed Mm 35

, . . candles was presented to the Ins. iiiihiil‘ .515‘. l33§..‘i2.‘;“f3ii.°5‘”°i .5; tliiiite- when an hid done w» ship rose above him. He glimpsed a. lush/Ce at the tea hour a: "ow 0’ new pattern all at once. He had to mil-m“ 0n b41015 0! "11 VEWYS W? live. he had to finish the building of extended by Mrs. Char Loo - that ship. He had a lob to do for hart and seconded by M-rs. W111- Mni-cia. too-—he had Erica to see lam Mill and heartily supported along the way. And he had to get by others. This was suitably alc- blick to the place at Roslyn. Ihere knuwledgieﬂ and n11 joined in was a reason. He couidnt seem Singing‘ tihe National Anthem ;li.*z*.il::t t. 2r~.l*:.t2'l..1;ia vilggbeggh» ye mo“ seem He. was almost at the docks side 8a ‘g a we‘ Organization

when the men came running down Following is s, sketch oi’ Sea. View

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and a line was thrown to him. I-Ie never knew what happened after

flat.__He_shut_his__mind_againsii_tlg_that._when_hiyopenedjiisiyeslhqre W, I. since its organization.

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THE GREENDAL C0.

' Dear have

Fellow Workerz-wtgain we been privileged to observe an anniversary; this time it is our 25th. The following is a. brie! sketch of the activimltqfiaurnclub

were people all about. and an am- bulance doctor in a white Jloket was bending over him. He IBCORDIZBd Carter and Mac. the yard foreman. standing near.

“How is he. Mac?" Michael's eyes turned to the still form beside him.

"Smashed up plenty, but the doc says that he'll come out of it." The foremarrs voice was husky. "I guess Joe cant thunk you now. but none of the rest of us will forget what you did. Mike Herron—" he paused. embarrassed. “I mean. M2‘. Herron."

“Mike’ll do." Michael Herron managed a smile "Forget the speech. Mac." He brushed the doctor aside. "I'm all right. Just got my wind knocked out." He drew himself to his let, fighting the dizzy Ieellnﬂ In his head.

“Better let me look you over. Mi. I-Ierron." the doctor suggested.

‘Tm all right." he insisted. didn't want. a doctor. He wanted n. drink. He felt shot.

Young Carter wakened him the next morning from a nightmare of pain and. confusion. There had been devils in his side all night. and phantusmageria in his mind. He had lived, over and over, the brutal tragedy of the accident, only when he had dragged himself to Marciaﬂs side. it wasn't Murcia that he found. It was the Paige girl. holding Erica in her arms. and somehow they weicnt hurt, but he was.

" Herron. I'm going to call a doctor.“ Carter announced ﬁrmly.

Mike Herron [luv into a temper. “You'll do nothing of the kliid. What do I want with a. dinctor! I'm leaving for thlit meeting in Phila- delphia. Gel. me a reservation on the ten forty-three."

He was bullied in perspiration by the time he ﬁnished dressing. and when he breathed. a blanket of knives pressed into his ribs. Prob- ablv s. bruise from hitting the water flat, A doctor couldn't do anything about it. so he might. as well fomef. it until the soreness wore oﬂ.

He got to thinking about the Wolfhound. Wonder if he'd fight with the Danes? Wonder if she'd mind havinll the Danes out at the place, instead of being cooped up in a kennel, poor devils? Tien to she wouldn't. ten to one she'd lose her heart to them, the way Marcia

.I-Ie putacall throughtoRm- lyn. The operator seemed intermin- able minutes, and then came on the line with a cheery voice: "The number doesn't answer. Shall

e number must miswer. Ober- . ‘more are five servants in that house. the magaini"

The clrc t was open. and. he could hear the number belnz

time to catch the train. He linger- ed. for another moment but only the steady throb of the ringing came w

him. (To be Continued)

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Mrs. Leigh Sutherland read l. Cross

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Pie. Gus Wilson who is a mem. her of the P. E. I. Highlanders for ths past three years and is now stationed outside o! Canada has returned to his unit having spent a. pleasant furlough with his wife wm. and fagiilLgLgiarlottetown.

procured most. The different subjects dls- 1355 W" cussed at our meetings were varied. We have had many demonstra- tionsin candy and somp making, canning, salads, picture binding, first aid. short cuts in housekeep- ing, question boxes and many other

$90 Institutes. "m" Mia Storms Supervisor of W0. alt that time came the branch.

We were much encouraged in

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‘beginning our work by the enihus- helpful subjects. We have had dishes. kruvs ‘aim "id Willingness of the women several papers prepared and read tables and who were present to do their part. by our own members. We have ‘In

‘Iho officers chosen for the year enjoyed parpers frcm the Depart-

of the hall l

with stove,

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GILVIE FLOUR MILLS

and framed alter me p and is hanging on the wall n memory of the boys oommunify who made ihe supreme sacrifice. There was an addition built to the hm and wmlﬂﬂtely ﬂnidied and furnished kettles, ca-blnet with lays]: forksd and spoons, . an ' Institu-teps Roomy“ ‘Md as 11mm were also provided for the SIP-ally enjoy the so. club. We often come with our problems and fail- ures and tell our experience in the

weme as follows: President. Mrs. mcnt which were also helpful and hall. We all

- Donald; Vim-Hvesldent. full of interest. But the splendid ciabiliiy of our Mrs. John Pickering; Secretary- spirit of loving helpfulness and co- TmWl-YE Miss Emily McKay; operation are the things that are Directors, Jessie Murphy, Mrs. worth while. All have shown their

James Duggan and the late Mrs. J. E. Campbell. Auditors, Mrs. H. L. Donald and Miss Nettie Barwise. The work was conducted mulch the same as today. Meetings were held on the second Ihumday of each month. The first few meet- ings were held in the hail but since then the meetings have been held in the homes of the members.

Our first activity was the work of renovating our snhoolroom and extensive repairs were made at that time. As it was in the days of the past. war the work for the soldiers as it is today was done through our Institute. In the line of knitting, making quilts and garments of all kinds for the Red to send to refugees and air

readiness in bringing cheer and sympaiihiy to all in the community who had sickness or bereavement. In the last war a. prisoner of war was adopted and cared for and at the time of the disaster in Halifax a generous contribution was sent. We have also contributed from time to time to the Provincial Sa- tions incandy and scalp making, by no means been forgotten" do. nations of money, quilts, knltilng and hooking have been contribu- ted. For the schocd we have pro- cured a library. sign board, desks, wateq- fountains, stove, flag, maps, window shades, not lunch equip. ment, as well as gifts yearly for the pupils at Christmas. To misc our funds we have had all kinds o!

aid. claims

Province.

Asin

lng back

dmfmit Dhascs of the home work. In this way we receive help one 5mm 51103191‘. and strengthen that bond of unity which has existed among the members. At the April meeting, 1921, the honor 0f b61118 made Honorary President was conferred on Mrs. Colin Don. Thus Sea. View

the honor of having first Hcnoraiy President

Much to be Thankful For

all oiilerl‘ walks of life we have hnd our dark days as well as our bright ones, but I am sure you will nil agree with me that in look. over the years that are Dﬂsi. we as an Institute have much to be thankful for. cibra-iﬂi our

i l - raid shelters or wherever necdedfocial affairs. An honor roll__was_sar_v only one sigoonutﬁﬂlxgnigg; we

on. have been Several have loft us homes of their own in munities. I mm gum EB-inod eimerienoe m" 111109-1188 wo have something

Gasoline that end of m

girls better men

school is spirit Much can-y

er more always us remember before our home our

on and Will we not then

Institute the in this world

and all make war are c ed

When we cel-

OUT OUR WAY By J. R. WILLIAMS I GOTA weuqoosrr

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119W and beneficial, our work in homo and W We am striving tow-Md alklmg our boys and imd women, for,

for better community the Institute has al- Wilys fostered and enabled many

on. The bu‘,

bPOﬂdIII-lnded isotxbwloﬁyoa anogbui and to try to cultivate a. true spirit of friendliness and m that now as never and country need

all strive to live 11p i0 our ideals and just now as we are awn plunged into another

sacrifices. I feel sure them 1S mt one ammo us who will not swept willingly the ration rules which o! necessity had to be asked of us. Its aimazilng to find how easily we 08h get along without so "m"? lhiﬂzs we believed to be ne- "ﬁssafy. We moist realize that if we drink a little less tea. and use less suaar it will make a. gieat diff-

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someiv‘ learned “ere

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fort. Let ours be the ful Hiﬁasllre of sacrifice 5Q 11W, aeain We may enjoy the pleas of last-ins new . 1 will again, peat the message of our PIUV Prcsldcntz-"Vvill not wg as a (if the 4030 Insillluie member

laid the 1e“

to

for peace throughout the ww-

abng dolall in our power to Qr

a ut tiis glad (la of pears- assistanoe. harmony y '

‘Give us '0 God the powm- a; s on

upon to thrcliilh i0 the end

Faithful to the highest m n

see .

No locking back, no cowardbe,

Give us the power to give o-irsel

To break the brclid of our lives to starving humanity

In hiirlnblc sell-subjection to .. o l

eis A; thou O God dost servo

to world

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‘SEES Hi5 OWN FACE, AN‘ HE

Z ouT/wwistt. name's A LETTER

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HAS TO suave FROM MEMORY.’ ’/ - LOOK AT ‘THE BLooW "mums-

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this Province daily unite in p. y

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