JANUARY 29. 1952

'.THE GUARDIAN. Cl-IARLOTTET OWN

TrTMEMoiuAM

11115. JEREMIAH DOIRON MRS. URBAN DOIRON MARCEL DOLRON

A ugglc train-car crash left nidness tn the -homes of Messrs. Jeremiah and. Urban Dotron of gustico when it claimed tlhe lives of Mrs. Jeremiah. nee Sarah Doll-on, r '5 65, Mrs. Urban. nee lleicnc Ga. nt, age 25 and her son Marcel, age 455. The accident oc- cunctl December 12th, at Travel- ler's Rest crossing, in the middle ol the afternoon as Mr, Urbain Duiroll was driving to Summerside Mcunipnliled by his wife and two children and his mother. The dm-er and his younger son. Rene, pgcllptfl with minor injuries.

Marcel, older son of Mr. and MJ-:, U. Dolron, died upon arrival M ilip Summersldc hospital and M,-.-, .1, Doiron about two and one ii. 1 hours after the accident uliile Mrs. Urbain Dolron. for ii-lioni there seemed to he a chance at rrrovery, died three days later.

Besides her husband, Mrs. J. I).lll'0li leaves to mourn two dangli- ma-. Sr. St, Yvonne dc Jesus. c, N. D.. Miscouche Convent and M.-., Cyril Buote; two sons Urbain (liltl Jean; three sisters. Sr St. Jean (l'lC:icsse, Mrs, Rosalie Gaudet and tits, riieresa McEwen: two broth- cr.-. i-lirmin iind Iziiacc; also iiiiic :::iiiri c.iiil(ii'cii. Two children. Sr. 5:, .lc:-cmic Martyr, C. N, D.. Mon- treul and Joseph died s.cvri'x1l yinrs ago.

Besides her husband Mrs. llrbaiii ')lill”ll leaves to mourn her father and iiiotiier, Mr. nnd Mrs. Joseph t;, tiallnnt. her grandfather Mr. lark Gallant. three sisters Mrs. Leo Gallant, Mrs. Paul Gallant and Lilia: three brothers. Rev. F. Di'lili. (Elias and Dolph, her little :0ll Rene and niniiy nieces anti lie,-iliews.

iinwever great is the sorrow cxiusrd by the drp-irture of tllcst ini'E(i ones, a great consolation is derived from the fact that they were all blessed with the oppor- tunity of preparing themselves to meet their Creator. Rev, Father J. i'. Pitrc. pnslor of Rustico and Rev. 1". Denis Gallant. were on their way to the same educational nicot- ing in Summcrslde when, they sigiited the ruins of Mr. Doiron"s truck and proceeded immediately in ilie hospital. As both the Mrs. Doirons were fully conscious, they new able to receive nil the Holy sacraments of the Catholic Church for the dying, From the time of the accident both were continu- iilly prayiniz, sometimes out loud. .1150 present were Rev. Father Joscllh Leclair, Rev. Sisters St, Yvonne and St. lliean nnd Ignace Dolron. all close relatives of the injured,

A largely attended funeral was held on December 15th. for Mrs. .1 Dotron and her grandson, Mur- cvl. in St. Augustine Church, Rev. l-iatiier J. C. Pitrc, Pastor, sang Mass assisted by the Rev. R. F. In-iiis Gallant and Rev. E, Dalton as Deacon and Sub-Deacon. Pres- ent in the sanctuary was Rev, F. in-.rlih Leclair. The pallbearer..' for Mrs. J. Doiron were Messrs .i1b:in Gullant. Amos Gallant, Louis Pineau. Rodolphe Doucette. Peter Dolron and, Edward Gallant and for Marcel were Messrs Vincent. Evan and Lionel Dolron and Alfred )oucette.

Another large funeral was held Tuesday. December 18th for Mrs. '.'rbain Doiron in st. Augustine (lhurch. Ruaticn, Solemn Requiem lliizii Mass was sum: by her bro- ther. Rev. F. D. Giillant with Rev i-lather J. C, Pitre and Rev. E. Dalton acting as Deacon and sub- lK'i'IC0ll. The pallbearers were Messrs. Arthur and Andrew.Gal- lint. John Leo Dolron. Edouard Dolron. Francis Doucctte and Art Peters.

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llusbeiid.

Mrs. U. Doiron,

lieber Dolron.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph G. Gallant, lliixlico, Rcv. Father J, D. Gallant, Tiignisii

FIGHT ACID!" AND

IIIINSIIPAIION

" Riistico.

Mr. and we. Leo Gallant. nod. ericton. . Paul Glllant, Rnllo

Mr, and Mn.

Bay,

Mr. and Mrs. Galase Gallant, Rusticc.

M13 Rlodolllh Gallant. Moneion.

Miss Lille Gallant, Ruxtico. mlriliise Helena Gallant, Frederic.

Mr. Jeremie Dolron. Rustico.

Mr. and Mrs. Jean H. Dolron. Rustico,

Mi-. and Mrs. Cyril Buote, Rug. tico.

Sister St. Yvonne C-N-1).. Miscouche. mllcv. Father J. Leclair. Summer- s e,

Bdr, Adelard Gallant, i:). M. 1.. Ottawa.

Sisters of C N. D.. Rustico.

Sisters of C N, D., Miscouchc,

Sisters of C. N. D. Tignish.

Sisters of C, N. D.. North Rustico.

Sisters of C. N. D.. Notre Dame de Grace, Montreal.

Rev. Mother St. Charles, vincial C. N. D,

Pupils of Rustico Convent.

Ladies of St. Anne.

League of the Sacred Heart,

Society St. Thomas D. Aquin.

Millvale Women's Institute.

Mr. and Mrs. Ignace Dolron. Rtistico. '

Mr. Cornelius Doucet and Marie, Rustlco.

Mr. and Mrs, Francois G. Gal- lant, Rustico.

de Jesus.

Pro-

Miss Minnie Gallant, Rustico. Rustico. Mr. and Mrs. Frances Doucet, Mr. and liirs. Florent Dolron. Rustico. . llope River. Mr, and Mrs. Bruno Pineau. Mr. and Mrs, Aubin Dolron. Hope Rustlco. River. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Proctor. Mr. and Mrs. Alphonse Dolron. Rustico. Mziyiield. Mr. and Mrs, Arthur Gallant. Miss Margaret Dolron. Charlotte- Rusiico. town, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald McDonald. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Noye, Char- Rustico. lottctowii. Mr, and Mrs Louis Plneau and Mrs. and Elbert Gallant and Son, Rustieo Eilccii. Charlottetown. Raymond J. Doucette. Rustico, Mr, itouel LePage, Charlotte- Mr. nnd Mi-s. Raymond L, Dou- town. cette, Rustico. Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Doiron, Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Doucettc, Charlottetown. Rustico, Charlottetown Hospital, Char- C Thcodorice L. Doucette. Rustico. lottetown. Mr. and Mrs. Luke Gallant, Rus- Charlottetown Clinic. Charlotte- C0. town, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Gallant, Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Gallant, Rustico. . Charlottetown. Miss Frances Doucette. Riistico. Mrs. Clara Prowsc, Charlotte- 'Mr. and Mrs. Amos P, Gallant, town. Rustico. Mrs, llolcn Bulman and Howard Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Gallant, Macxay. Charlottetown. Rustico, T. G. lvcs. Chariottetowwn.

Mrs. Frank Murray. Rustico. Dr and Mrs. J, E. Fleming, Stan-

Mr, and Mrs. Edgar DesRoohe.

It might not add up in mathe- matical terms. but Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cowan of Toronto, parents of five children, have found that best method of reducing bills 315 to 320 per month is to adopt two husky teenage boys. Given the choice of a mold or adopting a re- fugee from Europe, Mrs. Cowan ciiose the latter course and took in two young Italian boys. An- thony, 16, and Mario, 14. With such a large brood, the Cowaris can save

. Parents or Flvo Salve cost-of-Living Proiiioiii Iy Adopting Tin More

money by buying bread, milk, vege- tables and fruit wholesale. The two lads have become so adept at tend-

ing Cowan children that their adopted mother can now spend the time making economical dishes. Adopted orphans are shown with the Cowan family. Back row from left: Anthony, 16; Brian, 10, and Mario, 14. Front row from left: Regina, 5; Mrs. Cowan with baby Mary Rose. 4 months; Pauline, 2, and Norda. 3, with Mr. Cowan.

Rev. Father Emmanuel Richard. Palmer Road.

1-lev. Mother St. Yvonne de Jesus, C. N. D.

RPev.D Mother St. John of Edesse.

Rev. Mother St. Charles Provin- cial, C.N.D.

Rev. Mother st. Alexis, Mother Mistress. Montreal.

Sisters of C. N.D., Miscouche. Sisters of C. N.D., Rustico. sisters of C.N.D., Charlottetown. sisters of C.N.D., St. Joseph. Charlottetown.

Busters 0! C.N.D., Sourin. Sisters of C. N.D., Notre Dame

Frank J. Doucette. Rustico. Icy Bridge. ,

Andrew Gallant, Souris, Miss Virginia Fleming. Stanley 39 G””e- M9n"931-

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Pitre, Sourls Bridge. 51.5"" 0' C-N-Du 3"mm9T5ld9-

Miss Helen Paquet, Souris. Mr. and Mrs. Waiter Reid. Stan- SW"! of C-N-D-. North Rustico-

Mr. and Mrs, John J. MacDonald iey Bridge, Pup”-J 9' R"5"c9 C01”?-M Souris. ' Mrs. Joseph Bulger, Stanley PUD"! 01 Miscullche Convent.

Mr. and Mrs Bertram Mullally, Bridge. Pupils 0! Cole St. Lue School. S0lli'iS. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gallant, MUMTGBL

Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Blacquiere Millvalc. Dam" d9 599- Mme-' North Rustico. Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Dolron. Lique du Sucre-coeur.

Mr. and Mrs. Jean Leo Doiiron. Milivaie. 500'”? 53- Tmm” d'AQ"1n- North Rustico. Miss Irene McLeod, Milivale. Mr. and Mrs.Paul Gallant. sour-

Mr, and Mrs: Edmond Gallant, Mr. and Mrs. E, M. Cudmore. 15. Nut-ll. Rustico, oyster Bed bridge. Mr. Andrew Gallant. Sourls.

Mr. and Mrs. Rodolphe Flem- Mr. and Mrs. Hilaire Pitrc, Oys- Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Pitre. Sour- lng. North Rustlco. ter Bed Bridge 15-

Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Doucette. Mr. Philip Matheson, Oyster Bed Mr. and Mrs. Leo Gallant. Hope North Rustico. Bridge. ' HIV"-

Mr. and Mrs. Ignace Dolron. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Nicholson, Mr. and Mrs. Alban Pltre. Hope Hope River. Hunter River. River.

Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Macliieer Mr, and Mrs. Frank Nicholson. Mr. and Mrs. Edouard Dolron. Hope River, liunter River. HON River.

Edward P. Blanchard. Charlotte- Royal Bank. Hunter River. Mr. and Mrs. Aubin Doiron,Hopc town. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bulger. River.

Mr. and Mrs. Angus Pineeu. Hunter River. Mr. and Mrs. Ignace Pineau, Charlottetown, Amelia and liediey Spence. Ilun- Hope River.

Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Pineau. ter River, Mr. and Mrs. Florent Dolron. Charlottetown. Mr. and Mrs Emmett Bernard, Hope River.

Mr. and Mrs, Edward Gallant. Hunter River. Mr. and Mrs. Alexis Murphy. Charlottetown. Harold Chandler. iiunter River. Hope River.

Mrs. Edith Buote and Rose. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ling. Mrs. Julia Gallant, Hope River. Charlottetovm. Hunter River. Miss Helena Gallant. Hope River.

Dr. and Mrs. Aubin Dolron. Miss Loretta Gallant. St. John Mr. and Mrs. Joseph G. Gallant. Summerside. . Mr and Mrs Leo Daley. St. John. Rusticc. .

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Dolron. Mr. and Mrrs. Fenton MecLi.ire, Mr, and Mrs, Gelngse Gallant, Rackey Point. Brackiey Point. Riirtlco.

Mr, and Mrs. Alphonse Dolron. Mr. and Mrs. lW. J. Skinner. Mr. and Mrs. Ignace Doiron Rus- Winnipeg. Halifax. flea.

Mr. and Mrs. Emile Duiong, 5!. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Leif-rage. Rus- My, Cornelius Doucette and Miss Anselm. N, B. ticovilie. Mag-lg, nugtlca,

Mr. and Mrs. Arthurr J. Arsen- Society st. Thomas D'Aguin. Mr, gnd M,-5, Francok 5, G51. ault, Wellington. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Houston, New 1311;, mmlco,

Mr. and Mrs, Felix Plneaii, Rus- Glasgow.

Iluatico. Mr Clifford Doucette. Ruatico. Mr. and Mrs. Roland Buntain.

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Ii. Mrs. Emily Spain, N. H. Mr. and Mrs. Wesley North Rustico. Fiimmersidn Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Paquct

Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Rolling: and Alma, Rustico, Messrs. Lam and Victor Pineau,

Rustico. Mrs. Ciziudet. Rustico.

Mrs Peter Doucette. Rustico. scum,

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Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Conway. New Zeaiand.

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Mr. and Mrs. Ignace Dolron. Hope River.

Mr. and Mn. Pirmin Dolron. Hope River

Mn. Rosalie Gniidet. Hope River. Rev. Father .1. D. Gallant. Tig-

tvish.

Rev. Father Chariot Gallant. Eg- mont Bay.

Rev. Pattie: 1". Monuiiui. Nin- couche.

tide. N. 3. Rev. Father Kelly. Milcouche.

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Phone '14"! km.

Miss Mary Gallant. Massachu- .Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Gallant, N.

smith. R Mr. and Mrs. Melvin McQuaid

Mr. and Mrs. Brenton st.,John, Peter Dangle. Cape Cod.

Rev. Father .1. A. Dollie. rum- in

Rev. Father J. Lecieir. Bummer-

Misii Minnie Gallant, Rustico.

tico. Chester McLurc. M. P. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Gallant. Lorne Drlscoil, Summerside. Angus Macliean, M. P. Rglgtiggo, ' M33 and MT5- MDVWNE D313!” Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Proctor. '- Spiritual Bouquet Montreal. nusglw, MT. End 5175- Edmimd M5”"3u1't- Mr. and Mrs. Francis Doucette Rev. Mother St. Celestin, Was - wellington. Ruguco, iii-glon. D, C. Mr. Jean Francois Arsenault Mr, and M”, Henry E, Gallgnt, Mr. and Mrs. Bertram Blac- Wellington. Ruqlco, quicre, North Rustico. Mr. and Mde. Honore Dolron. Mr. gnd Mm Eds" Des,-och, ma Miss Minnie Gallant, Rustico. Matapedizi. Mrs. M3”, Desmcm, Rugtlco Mr and Mrs. Jerry Gaul-hi?-'. Mr. and Mrs.. Peter Gallant, Eg- ML and M”, John Gambler, Rustlco. mom BM Rustlco. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Doucctte. Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Arsen- ML and Mm gr,-meal, F, Douc. Ru5U00- WW E8m0"" 333” ette. Rustico. Mr, and Mrs. Azade Pineau. Mr. and Mrs. Alban Pitre. 'roi-- Mn ma Mu Mmmrln pouceggg, Quin6l'- M55-it 0"t0- 0"i- Rustico. Mr. and Mrs. Edmond Gallant. Mrs Nettie Harper. Toronto, Ont. ML md Mm yell, plnuu, Rug- Cambrldge, Mass. Mr. and Mrs. Aubin J. Bernard, um Thlnmb Mr. and Mrs. James McDonald. Menage: of sympathy Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Morrissey, Rmuco, '1'5'mi3l1- Mr. and Mrs. Henry Martln.Rua- Rev. Father J, A. MacDonald. Mr. and Mrs. James strang,Mas- um, 'r1snish- sachuseitm Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Doucette. Sisters of Mount 59- MBI'Y- Mrs. Maud Banvilie, Maasachu- Rumco. Mnrie and Margaret Hagen. scits. Mr. Stanislaus Dolron. Rustlco.

Mr. and Mrs. Bruno Plneau,Ru.s- iico.

Mr. and Mrs. Louie Pineau and son, Rustico.

Mr. and Mrs. Theophiie Blan-

chard, Ruatico. Mr. and Mrs. Amos P. Gallant. Rustico. - Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Doucette.

Ernest Gallant, R. co.

v Mr. and Mrs. Luke Gallant, Rus-

tico. Mr. Dolph Gallant, Ruatico.

Mr. Edouard Blanchard, Char- lottetown.

Mr. Aibm Gallant. Charlotte- town.

Miss Janie Buote, Charlottetown.

Mr. and Mrs. Peter Dolron. Charlottetown.

Mr. and Mn. Angul Pineau. Charlottetown.

Mr. and Mn. Edwin Pinelu. Charlottetown.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph I. Dolron. .5outhport.

Mr. and Mrs. John I... Dolron.

North Ruutfco.

Mr. and Mn. Allan Gauthier. North Ruetico.

Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Doucette. North nuance,

Mr. and Mrs. Emile Dulong, New Brunswick.

Mr. and Mn. John Perry. Luv- rence, Mun.

Mr. and Mn. Arthur Arsenauit,

wreneo, In-.

Min lmeiic Don-on, Lawrence. Mun.

Mr. Lorne Drilcoil, Bummer-aide. Mr. and Mn. Joseph Dolron. Rocky Point.

Mr. and Mrs. Alphonse Dolron. Winnipeg. Man.

Mr. and Mrs. Phil Desroche,Mia- couche.

Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Poirier, Mis- couche.

Mr. and Mrs. Miscouche.

Mr. and Mrs. Urbain Desroche, Mlscouche.

Mrs. Emmanuel Poirier and pu- pils of Grades 2 and ii, Miscouche Convent.

Hubert Desrochc.

Spiritual Bouquets

Sr. St. Jean Leonardi, St. Louis dc Kent. N. 13.

Sr. St. Celestin, Washington. D. C. Miss Minnie Gallant. Rustico. Mr. and Mrs. Bertram 1Blacq- uiere. North Rustico.

Mr. and Mrs. Francois G. Gal- lant. Rustico.

Mr. and Mrs. Quincy, Mass.

Azade Pineau,

Message: of Sympathy

His Excellency Bishop Boyle, Charlottetown.

Sisters of Mount St. Mary. Char- ltttetown.

Mrs. Priscilla Hcnnessey, Ghet- lottetown.

Mrs. Julia Blanchard, Charlotte- town.

Mrs. Mary Wedge. Charlottetown. Mrs. Helen Bulman and Howard McKay, Cliarlottetown:

Mr. Chester McLure, Charlotte- town.

Mr. and Mrs. Charlottetown. Mrs. Clara Prowse, Ch'town. The Officers and members of Miscouche Sub-division.

Misses Helen and Beryl Jeffrey. Miscouche.

Mr. and Mrs. John C. Polrier, Miscouclie. t Mr. and Mrs. Pat Martin, Mis- couche.

Mr. and Mrs. Felix Gaudet. Mia- couche.

Mrs. John S. Desroche, Mis- couche.

Misses Gertrude and Pearl Lccky, Mlscouche.

Mr. and Mrs. Emmanuel Poiricr. Miscouche.

Mr. and Mrs. Ben Desroche,Mi:- couche.

Mr. and Mrs. Jean Pierre Gal- lant. Miscouche.

Mr. and Mrs. George Veno and family, Miscouche.

Mrs. Clarence Carr. Miscouche. Mr. Jean F. Arsenauit. Egmont

Jerome Dolron.

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Mr. John B. Arscnault, Egmont Bay.

Mr. and Mrs. Honore Gallant, Egmont Bay.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Arsen- ault. Egmont Bay.

Mr. and Mrs. Edmond Arsemult. Wellington.

Convention Regionale L'Assomp- tion.

Soclete st. Thomas d'Aquln. Mrs. Harold Mclntyre and Mary. Bayside.

Mr. and Mrs. John Burgesa.Bath. Maine.

Mr. and Mrs. John.

Mr. and Mrs. Saint John.

Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Blanchard Saint John.

Miss Lorette Gallant. Saint John. Mrs. Marin Blanchard, saint John.

La Socletc L'Assomption. Mono-

Leo Daley, Saint

Alex Mcbeiian.

ion.

Mr. and Mril. Aubin Dolron. Muncton.

Mr. and Mrs. Hector Cormier Moncton. Mr. and Mrs. Moncton. Mr. Denis Gaudet. Toronto. Mr. Jacques Lenlimc, Toronto. Mr. Edmond savole, Toronto. Mrs. Nettie Harper. Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Paige Nunn. Rus-

Harve Leblanc.

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(THAPTER EIGHT Part Three

Win's car was parked in the drive. He hoisted the hamper into the trunk. and Susan into the rumble and Celia into the front seat. by which time Rusty had joined an enchanted susan in the rumble.

Two miles from the highway the road ended at a small but well- constructed boiithouse, with a pier thrusting along narrow fin- ger aut into the swiftly moving black river.

As Win unlocked the door and thrust it open, Celia looked into the dark interior and glimpsed the shadowy forms of a rowboat. two canoes. small mahogany toy or a spcedboat and the larger cruiser.

Win walked along the narrow guard-plank to the double doors that opened out over the water. When he had flung these back. the morning sun poured into the place. and Celia saw that the cruiser was a handsome one, far largq than she would have believ- ed this river would accommodate.

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It was. in Susan's ecstatic opin- icn. an altogether perfect day, a day to remember as long as she lived. She caught two fish that seemed to her enormous, which Rusty did not try to help her land.

Rusty had a bit of luck with one bass; but it was obvious. even to the excited Susan, that Rusty's thoughts were a long way off.

They came back to the boat- irouse for lunch, because there was no safe place where they

couic tie up the cruiser.

The big upper room of the boat- house. with its gaily striped awn- ings. its green shutters held flat against the white-painted walls, was a very pleasant place.

They spread lunch on in table beside a window overlooking the woods. There were cocktails for Rusty win and Celia and ginger ale for Susan, and while it was not at all ii picnic. in the sense the Bartlett! used the word, which meant spreading a clean cotton clotli on a convenient rock, bring- ing sticks to build a tire beneath a' portable grill to make coffee or broil hamburgers or frankfurtcra -it was a very pleasant meal.

Susan loved it. And Celia re- joiced in Susan's delight. Now and then she caught an odd, measur- ing look in Rusty's eyes as he looked at her. but when she looked back at him it was gone.

Win had been very charming to Susan. He had not treated her with the exaggerated manner most grownups use toward children, but exactly as though she had been grown-up herself. and suddenly

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Mrs. Theresa MCEWEII. Souris.

Mr. and Mrs. Earl Blanchard. Freetown.

Mr and Mrs. Harold Chandler,

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Susan burst out. in the midst of lunch. "I'm glad you're marrying Celia!"

Win did not try to conceal his delight.

"Thanks. Susan. But

you. at first?" asked Win. The child blushed and said un- comfortably. "We-e-ell, no. not exactly. You see-well, I had other things planned for Celia. But you are nice! I'm going to like it when you marry her."

Rusty. with a queer little taut loot: about his mouth, stood up and walked out on the verandah. For a. moment Win's eyes followed speculativeiy before they swung to Cello and his eyebrows went up a little and he made a swift little gesture of amusement and gratification.

There was an awkward silence. and then Susan said something and followed Rusty, A moment later they oould be seen. the tall. broad-shouldered young man and the thin little girl, going down the steps and out into the woods that

surrounded the boathouse. O U 0

weren't

Win came over and sat beside Celia. He put: his arm about her and drew her close to him and

kissed her. "That's at very understanding little sister of yours, darling" he

said contentedly. "Are you going

to like it when I marry you?" "Of course," said Celia

trembled a little in his arms.

and

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