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After school trust

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oi’ them-Florence Florence's behaviour

i-m. He had not thought her that sort o! s zirl. An explanation wss obviously required.

But first he would have s talk with Christine.

He seized the first opportunity. when they were back ill town. to draw her aside.

“Christinefl h; ‘said, "i-l you think you can drag yourself sway from your rotessor tor hsli-sn-hour,

csr-” “Oh, hang the curl" said Frank.‘ and his aunt raised an eyebrow. When Frank said that, there was somsthlns wrong. .. "Walt until I x my hot." she gsidhmrhen you can take me to the esc ."

WHO LOVES WHOM?

They drove in the strong South African sunshine to the sea front. Frsnk parked the car facing the sea A cool breeze blow in their faces.

w them scarlet flowers bloom- Id amid pleasant green foliage. Beyond the gardens, the sands ivere dotted with multi-coloured sun umbrellas. Bsthers splashed in the sur. ~

Christine sighed luxuriously.

‘This is divine! At home, winter will be creeping on wa a summer here!"

“ Very nice." said Frank mechanically. "Christine, I want to £11k to you about this infernal busl~

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‘What internal business?" "Oh.

Bhe paused. "Frank. let things take their

course!" .

"But he's making hei- utterly miserable! I can't stnnd by and wstchv-‘i

;Are you sure that Dorothy cur- s .

“Oh. that's only a pose." said frank. "O! course she won't srlmit i. otter impressing everyone that llle hl sort. But

F‘ her——~" ' s

"Rubbish aid Christine brisk-

"‘It isn't rubbish! Can't you see how. worried and distressed she's

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who _ a thoroughly de- cent kid couid——-" "Poor Florence!" Christine sigh- ed. “She's succeeded in her nim- snd now she's sorry." "What aim?" I can tell you the whole story." said Christine. "I _haven’t been go- ing about with my eyes shut these lost few days. She decided that Rupert needed to be cured or be- ing such ls lrightlul prigwYou will have noticed that Rupert has be- come human-——" "At Dorothy's expense." said Frank grimly “Go on. Christine.“ "No," soltLChri-stlne. "I ivolft. you're as blind ss that. it's hop Do you think Dorothy is wo about Rupert?" “Certainly she ls!"

Christine outlined the position to her professor that evening.

“Dc-r - in love with Frank. She wont admit it, because siie ra- butied him once. and she thinks that he has now fallen in love with Florence. and that she doesn't mean anything to hi-m any longcr. Frank won't speak because he thinks Dorothy is still in love with Rupert.“

Professor Ellington cleared his throaL.

"Rupert.“ he said. “has changed remarkably in the last few days. I find it diiiicult,to get him to tails about his discoveries in the Drak- ensbsrg mountains. Before, he could talk n! nothing else. He seems to be more human than I have ever known him. Yet he does not appear altogether happy."

Christine laughed. “He's utterly misernble~becsuse he happens to be in love, and that's s new sen- sation for him, 0h, I know he was -and still ih-engaged to Do thy. But you must see now that they never really loved each other. 0th. erwlse they'd never have allowed themselves to be separated lor two years. Tho trouble is. that Rupert has {alien in love with another giirl-Florence-end because he thinks Dorothy is still in love with him he‘: too chivalrous to break of! the engagement.

u "Florence." continued Christine, ls. I am pretty sure. in love with Rupert. strange as it may seem. First she turned him into a human being, and then she lell in love with her creation-as is criten the way. But she imagines that Rupert is too intellectual to [all for a girl in a revue company. Whereas. oi course. a girl in a revue company flit iaily a splendid. vivacious girl

s Florence, is liust what Rupert neededto map hm out o! it!"

“Isn't there anything we can do? asked Ellington doubtlully.

i Olhristttis shook her head decis- ve y, -

"No. Thsyil have to work out a solution for themselves. Ouihlnter. ierlng would probably only make matters worse.’

(To be continued) ..._.__._.._..__...

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Prince Street School Junior Closing

Fbllowing is the prosram 04f the Junior closin exercise at Prince Street Sohoo. which start-at 10 am. lode/Y:

Remarks by Chairman.

Chorus: 1 Sing o Song of 51x- pcnee; 2 Will You Be o Sailor Man; 3 Susie, Grades III-III.

Presentation oi Certiiicales and

izes to Grade 1 (Mrs. Bryan"-

Ohorils: i woken Up: 2 Th» Woodpecker, Grades II-III.

Presantation oi Certificates and Prizes to Grade I (Miss Fraser).

Chorus: l Robin In the Rain; 2 Song of the Robin. Grades LII-III

..:ssntation Certificates amt

v 1 (Mrs. MzoCaulll Lullaby lBIG-lRYIS‘

Presentation of Certificates and

Prizes to Grade I! lMias Mati- Bnnaldi.

Chorus: lThe Wind: 2 The Turtle: 3 Three Little Mice. Grades I-II-III.

Presentation of Certificates and Prizes to Grade ll l Miss. Pound)

(Ilholrus: Vesper. Grades Il-III

Ptcsentalion ii’ Certificates and Prizes to Grade Ll (Miss Brehaul-i

Chorus: The Lillie shoemaker, Grade. LIIIII.

Presontallo o1 Certificates and Prizes to Grade III (MissWat-son)

Recitation "Vacation Time" by Carol Cameron.

The King.

Natural rubber‘ demand will ex- ceed the supply until lull produc- tlon ls reached again; later the de- mand may be less than production capacity.

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The iuneml was held urzler the direction o! the Canadian Legion to Stella Maris Church where Req-

sung by his pastor.

otive pail bearers were as lol- lows; James J. Doiron. Edgar l. Doll-om. Amos Blaoquieré. Ar-zus Blscqulere. Robert Gallant and Joseph L. Peters.

WHEAT"

No. 18 Brandi Canadian Legion. B. B. S. L. l

MAB! CARDS

Mrs. Lawrence Peters

Mr. and Mrs. Harold Douceite Miss Beatrice Peters

Miss Frances Peters

Master Louis Peters .

BN3. SISLBrmm Canadian Lesion

. Members o! the League of the Sacred Heart.

Mr. and. Mrs. George LeCiair and Fami

Mr. and Mrs. mamas Johnson

Mr. and Mrs. Alban Peters

Mr. and Mrs. Howard Gallant and Family

Mrs. Austin» Douceite

Miss Joyce Blacqulere

Mrsnd Mrs. Amos Blacqulere Mr. and Mrs. Edmund D. Gallant

and Family.

Mr. and Mrs. Edgar J. Doirori Miss Edna Blacquiere

Mr. James J. Doiron

Mr. Leo Gallant -"

Mr, Argus Blacquiere

Mr, and Mrs. John L. Dolron and

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Niles Minnie and Helen Gallant Mr. Alyer and Isadore Gallant , Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Leclair

. Rudolph and Gregory’.

Mrs. John J, Gallant and ‘Mrs Rouel Gauthier. ‘ l , Mr. and Mrs. John McKuznon i

Mr. and Mrs, Colin liicDona ' and Family.

Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Blacqulezz

Mr. Paul Peters

Miss Marie Gallant

Pupils oi Stella Maris School.

Sisters of St, Martha

Sisters o! Charlottetown HOSPlILll Mr. and Mrs. Alla-n Gauthier and Family.

Mr. and Mrs. Sianslsus Doiron

Mr. and Mrs. Reg Doiron and Family.

SPIRITUAL BOUQUETS

Tlhe Girl Guides and Recruits

Miss Georgina Pineau .

Miss Olive Gauthier l

Elearar and Betty Peters and| Audrey Gallant

Mr. and Mrs. Ennest Doucetie

Mr. and Mrs. Emile Gauthier and Fa-mily, q

LETTERS OF SYMPATIIY

Fleming ‘

i Sisters o! Charlottetown Hosoital

President oi No. 13 Branch Can- sdlsn Legion B. E. S. L. Mr. and Mrs. Ira MCCDUlbTGy Mrs. Earr Carr. Si.

Blsoquiere, Ottawa,

Mr. Paul Peters. U. S. A. Miss Juline Peters. Charlottetown _ Mr. and Mrs, Paul Gallant. Sourls.

Carri oi Thanks

Mrs. Lawrence Peters am Family wish to thank the Doctors, Sisters, Priests and Nurses. also kind neigh- bours and friends who assisted thorn in any i’ in their recent and sad her ement.

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