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MIJIIPSTOUIII NIIII issued: nope on! bed bnsdi.

Assoon

know. I'm the

can get married atm- m; to tell him so

ncthlns hlli happen:

as I know anything definite about my plans I'll let you not a bit worried over

. Mo: nearly wise I never felt better. I hope I t a bud

no in: out?’ Liyingsdieisure A " THE WOMAN'S REALM. .

millishts u m“ m.” “m.

has iilllwback dead. ' <§°<i Himself can't alii them 1 w en they N! said. , —Will Carleton. .

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a h" "I'M kiln. luui in. tbsubatwee i, - coslrmaaAs-ion urn IN- wiiiw-youum birth Ullllw: Siglteeg "’...§'%‘tl.a.°‘ w‘ ‘suasuca.

' suososaaamr ovsasuss. - u: and Ira

HINTS 0N ITIQIIIITI a aeisiw “m ‘ii

When tum is only one bath sweats nth: fiwa-wfiffifli m 9° m t... bum hi‘ firth homeroom-o m e when it wli be aimilshg for Guam’ ‘much. » u“

° ‘my - ii- "unscrew: r1.-

nuoa coumssrmc now I ' ‘"-

m mo» w. ,i.*.“a'ir.ii.aizh.s".iir..iizeir "i.

NEW - ‘mm-m i'°'“ M" '- anroI-rnn mssmo - m or 311$; hat which you would like to _,_ m you...’ m, Upper p, 5 w w Then put s. huge b0" i’! Street. City, has received a tele- mii "line or rmtchins ribbon on am from Ottawa dated February]

°Wi= 01 ti" swim w add thsdvising him that his son iwisht. If the crown is flat. so Warrant Orficer 2nd Class Arthur,

much the better for this type of Malcolm Jones R.O.A I", is -

lilililiilili! But if it ‘s high crown ported missing alter air operations,

anperhaps you can lla-tten it ctwlelzseas February 8rd. better is to; » o w.

ordinarily 23 FAMILY BIllllAVD-Word has and at each been received in the City of the the heart sends 10 593m @571)’ Yesterdfly afternoon of Mllrlds through the veins and Mrs. John W. MacDonald. of Grand arteries Ti-acodle, alter a short illness. h. was the mother of Rev. W. V.

All ldill has ‘

Powdarlsoaeofnbecasieaa iiilliiiitlieliiwlii

drl . at all me libe s. letter from s girl who

“DOII . Ind Mrs. Iibrmsn -- tliey resd._ hcidlns the letter be tw them- . ‘

the time u get this, you'll rom Judith. She lsed ms she'd telephone ou

Boston. 13 r sl er

juice cocktails. ‘me sink can get along without the itaonin, but you can't.

I! lketobu tattoos. _ ro we other goo? c"

ts vegetables that have been washed clean. buy them only in small quantities and Ilse them up quickly. Ihey don't kwp nearly as well as unwashed OMS ELM“ '

tlosiaa Ila sally 3mm

appeal and argument o .

issue.

'm facing it now. and I've told Judith she'll have to lace it too. as least as far as I'm concern_ ed. 1V0 told her that I don't look on her, any lower, as my future

wile.

"O! course, I don't know how this decision of mine will affect your own feelings for me I shan't blame you if it turns you against me, for after all, Judith is your daughter. and it would be natural if you could see her side better than mine. But no matter how you feel. I want to you to know that you can count. on me to stand 11y. l you want me to, as long as Jen.

ou

| ness needs y . ‘ "I'll do everything I can to safe, usrd just as I would

this time. I ope you'll still want me for your friend. because

i-ziirirs DIARY

iContlnued from Page 2) , Bteririnusry is t on his "d. Not really this year. Good to tbenlsland fsrsnera.

Ccnsiderate too to th ‘at Alder- les. scarcely a door if)” clear, after

th. than anyone in the world. But even if it meant for felting your friendship. I'd still have to say I'll never marry Ju. dith now.

' "Your he hbor. u

They looked at each other above the scribbled sheets. Then Serena the mild. the uuiet. the peaceJov. lng. rose resolutely.

"I'm cing home," she said. "I'm goins Ilht away. You can stay and look after Jenness ll you're s. mind to. but I guess I still know where I'm needed most, even if my daughter Judith doesn't Dexter isn't» going to stay in that house alone. not while I've got breath left in Int! body."

CHAPTER. XXIV

Daniel was " , it seemed tc him endlesly. for Jennau to emetic the grand jury hear. lug room. I-Ie had lrsszd her goo:i_ bye with some embarrassment.

rtly because he had never em. finned any member of his family in public before, and partly be_ cause Jennsss herself accepted the caress 1y sight ‘refiner (‘:13 clinging . ac ua y seem

to be rid cf him. So h had

9 Wind of oing" pr are a at day soon‘. flefore other rave a are lost the has t-h ..i-=e.r..r s: maimed from the ‘swflhlness g!‘

B ti; I; tiffhfisteplsontne

s, p, ...

Alu:%t l-alter hotbed loom bli Pkllfi O om» g°lb'u, tell the tru and

things out for

tone from the one in which she had

“if?! venting

m? to have her cake and eat it

our son.in_le.w|

I've always been fonder of you. next h, to Jud‘

pm somewhere over, '~* l diamonds i um: t

""'."°"'i'.'...°"""‘u........': - .1: any ii" “l “our w m» iii‘

otllll‘ 1141f! w n, . wan c3215 needs during the first M11 n1

m'n“.fl": "glass" ‘Dds n! .' is a " are m" “w” by ‘mamm ~4"""""“"|"‘"""°' m. with“??? Kai-mu,

ma.‘ . - e devil. But she had ‘L

I P!!! ‘bother with her any ready fllgaweaxgd’ and mm a

_ h more. Shes nude her own bedhand fresh pang or flnxjegy New“

SID“! Colgate: Toot she ought to lie in t without av- theri- was no chance for aim last

“ii which mlaht have saved her ,hereyou'llbe befor sh m4

m.” ‘uhu ma“, her Dc go home w Q e anuwed min and‘ tobsyooo bmdil Ge: wiva “wan yew: imp slam. he went out. mo: the

“nun “Y” t lvvinsdlmip; H h Adamant

d room poison u“, m... out. gwfinmggnnm 2% It 40! ‘Welbssidaenne. again. "Well. mid m“? °' m“ m‘ h“ ~ was very dilferent

when he arrived.

cod.

“"4 wimenl llllalityblilr: zllliiedmlgl‘?

m“ HDsnil f “moi? m’

re

his daughter privawr. m‘ m When Daniel silasested getting a

“id- MT» 10ml‘ was voluble in

hi8 protests 0f course they were

i111 80718 down town

. e ~ . would ot we be imilfl’ 0n taxi fare! H’; did nact Sire-Se the satirical not; in his 511100“! sllifiiil. htllt it was here, and it ‘Iséienced Darrel.

czrmight Lhg m’ u 8 8 w parking lot on the farther side of the acrubby little green Afterwards he walked back to the court building with than and stayed with them unt'l he had ushered them into the witnesses‘ wslti, room, where. of course "WY Willi! not talk prlvaetly.

lkllttllll

The lawyer left them at ‘inst.

flying he had some business th the cork ol the criminal court but that he would be back later on: and now that he was actually gone Daniel was amost n hm not broken in on him anyway A; Daniel sat on the park bench,

lihibkins thlnss over. he lea-lined them had been several point, st which he might have done so, tryina’ .st_ least to chem a. lust minute diversion. But it was too late now.

'I‘he day after Serena's depsr lure" the (jongreesnuui per: sonaliy phoned him. and court_ cously invited him to dirlner at eisht thstlevenlns. "Bo that he mght have the pleasure of meet. z his invaluable young secre_ taiyh father and talking with him on matters of mutual interest "

The invitation had put new heart into Daniel’ But he hardly set-foot inside the Vaughn estab. llshment when he reaized that this courtesy had been s. mockery. He knew i1 a uisue ws-y. that Vaughn ma“ wealthy: butihe thad been

l’ lilllirepl-red or he oeten tetimls

Brill

English basement house we, opened for him by s Bfirvant in livery. and another such servant asked .liis name, s. Wpercllious tone of voice. before announcing h'm alt the entrance of the formidable draming room He noticed that both of these but

sred

men looked s-t him covertl condescendingly. and he gs,

even before he saw the elgame of Mr. Vaughnb superbly tailored dinner jacket and white linen that the neat black wit. which he had long kept so caiefuliy to wear, only on moment. oils occasions. was the cause of the» sinners He was i-egretful. on account of Jennesa. that his appearance did not do hm-snrl her-mora-cxedit; and his diacom. fort was further increased when he discovered that. he and his daughter were riot the only guest» as h; had assumed that they would be.

Hopeful

when the dreadful dinner was at lest over. 1 had a brief mom. of hopefulness. for Horace that the ladies would loam: them "in the good old lllngllsl". custom". and that the men would iimer over their ciirars in the d n room. expression his “handsome face. now slightly flushed with wine. was Kloesbie: his manner was gracious and re. laxezl; he leaned back in his high leather chair and easily introduced the subject which Dan el had been tryinrz so long and so futilely to brooch.

l"m very sorry to hear from Jen. hen. Mr. human tlhst you've been anxious on her account. I want to tsks fills occasion to tell you there's not the siisheet reason why you should be . mo to explain the cireim-ietances to

,. Writ listen While you tat." Dan- h

iel replied

"Thank you. Mr Ilia-mien. Now here is the alumna in a nutshell: ‘Pliers are. unfcrtunately. s. large number cf men ‘n this country- and quite a few women also-who hav, lclla been determined to in. valve this ecuntfl’ in fcrdln WU‘!-

Di hifilliir‘.

Th h . .. now succeeded and they "ewunflx: m their efforts to an. "My, all those who have not a-

..,All The Russia:

S 'MacDonsld. Borden; Rev. Leonard Mscbvgnsld. .

Jos. . D

Albin MacDonald. of this city. ' HOME 0N HOLIDAY. — Mr.»

Samuel Moore of Clute. Ont. vls-i

ited here for a few days with his‘ M Daniel Daley|

lleisrbolsfnn soothes. bro- mofes bulls;- bslaaa quick relief w new! heL Also for challns. can and bruises. Jars and nab". 5*‘ "" health. s many changes and received a warm wel- some from his acquaintances where ever he went. After visiting here he left for a short sts with relatives in Parrsboro. then he will proceed to his home, having enjoyed to the fullest extent his vacation Qf near. N Ilve momma-New Glasgow

ews.

A

Crowned Patriarch 0f Moscow linil

LAID T0 RESP-The funeral of Ml‘. James Moriaghan. I-Iazelbrook. was held yesterday mornin from the Frank Hennesssy Funers Home to '. tan’: Basilica where Solemn Requiem High Mass was celebrated hi’ REV. J.W. McCardle, assisted by Rev. E. Robin. Deacon. Ind Rev. K. MacMlliari. Sub Deac- on. His Ehrccilency Bishop Boyle occupied his throne and was iis- slsted by Rev. B. Grokcn and Rev. J. Sullivan. other clergy occcpy-

M%OOW. Feb. 5--(AiP)—-Alexel. former metropolitan of Nov_ goroti and Leningrad, was crowned patriarch of Moscow and all the Russlas today in a traditional cor. emon of tile Russian Orthodox churc st Bogyavlensk cathedral

Represents ‘van e Emile government and the dlbifllllflflli colony in Moscow jammed elbows with hundreds of church.goers.| Unseen sivei- bells began a faint tlnkling which lose to lull notes as Alexei arrived dressed ill a I059 of green silk with white and red stripes and golden cords over the shoulders He were a. white W711‘? and o. omits veil.

Three choruses of more than 200 voice; sang as ilhe bellsceased and Alexei sat with the vis ting patri- archs. Clirlstolphorus of Alexandria. Alexander of Antioch and mills. trat of all Geogta.

Nikolai the m opolitan of Mos.

Rev. R. V. McKenzie. Rector. St. Dunstan’: University; Rev. G. Mc- Donald. St. lvfsrgsrevs; Rev. G. McDonald, St. Dunstans Univers- ity; .Rev. D. McNelli. North Rus- tlfio. and Rev. L. Dougan, City. Hilililfilry Pall bearers were: Pre- mier J. Waiter Jones. W. Chester S. McLure. M. W. Wood, Albert Inga. Frank Driscoll sud Roy Jones. The active pall bearers were Wil-

s»

sell Drlscoll, Earl Ings. Percy Pip.

l eeplendent n;

cow. walked forward with the White jewelstudded mitre of the pairi. 2.?"- "°°“.~c?i."“' was W55.‘ “if-l

Sn care pa. - m... m chm: mum wow forth a sin.

Aiexe ‘s robs of the patriarch was brought forward It was‘ of dark burgundy silk with glitterng crns- ments and precious hlliell _

Nikolai then handed Alexei his golden zhelrhe or staff. Hi9 1115"“- merit of his authority i" Pltilmil of oscow and all Riussla. The bells rang Once more as Alexei donned the robe.

The three patinarchs rose in turn and blessed Alexei who then got up with three candles in his hands ti‘ "'°"’°" ‘ti’ ‘mil.’ Tit“...§‘.'l°

go ego 0n. e 0 - ment fgfltowed.

YORK SCHOOL

Report for January.

Grade X Sr.~—i. Shirley Cooke; 2. Mary Watts; s. Norma Lewis.

Grade X Jr.—l. Gladys Crockett: 2. Stuart Vessey; 3. Rupert Vessey.

Grade 1x Sr.-l. Margaret Ves- 59y; 2. Aleths Brown; 3. Robert Watts

Grade IX Jr.—l. Anita Lewis.

Grade VIII-J. Gerald R0hlh50l1-

Grade vIL-l. Bernice Lewis: I. Christine Proud.

Grade V Sr.—i. Dean Watts.

Grade V Jr.—l. Marina Watts; 2. Freda Newson.

Grade IV Sr.—l. Donald Crock-

Vitealily Element

Grade 1v Jr.—l. Laken Lewis: 2. Norman Brown.

Grade U! Sr.—-l. Rose Watts‘. 3- Giadys MacDonald.

Grade III Jr.—l. Julie Dennis. Jqfrnbxfxsgml: Ellgine Cooke; 3.

. ac ne .

Eégagle I IAt-~1. Muriel MacDon- 51d; (n) l. Cecil Watts; (o) i.

1 B wn. Al-Irlghersct average Senior Grades: Marguerite Vessey. 95.9.

corn or rice.

In Memoriam

ing seats in the Sanctuary werez.

liam Coady. Lucius O. Kelly. Riib‘

No Other Natural Cereal is as Rich y ca Quaker Ours a in 3 Grout lcsie

Mrs. Thomas Dadson. wile of Flt. Lt. Thus. Dodson, just demobiliz- ed. hadn't made any special plans for spending the Family Allow- ances for her three young chil- dren, when interviewed at her Charlottetown home.

"I think it's a grand idea," she said. that like other young parents we'll find the allowances will come in very

"and I'm sure

pey and Seymour Faraquharson. Interment was the Catholic Cemetery.

Personals

Mr. Alex Horton, Mt. Albion, was in the city yesterday.

Mrs. Smith Macjilariarie. Har- rington, left last week on a visit to friends and relatives in Winnipeg, Prince Albert and Edmonton.

Sub-Inspector William Mona i- an. R.C.M.P., Ottawa, is in the c ty. called homo by the death of his father. James Monaghan. H5221- brook whose funeral was held yes- terday morning.

The many friends of Mr. Frank H. MacArthur, Cornwall, regret to Mrs. elm W. MacDonald, of Grand learn he has entered the P. E. I. Hospital for treatment. Mi: Mac- Arthur lias been critically ill for some days.

TO HELP STAMINA

Prom infancy. the basic requirement of every growing child for normal growth and stamina is Protein. Oatmeal leads all other natural cereals in this element. Ho: or cold, when,

oatmeal bests them all.

growth.

izharlottetown Family In

Especially." she

handy. "when the twins}

with a twinkle.

camera than the prospect of rc- ccivlng live dol

lars a month. sp- ycd

i at- l can ' 9

The many friends of Miss Isabel 2 Howard will be pleased to know s she has recovered from an opera--

tlon for appendicitis. and has 1' turned from Annapolis Royal G eriil Hospital, to the home of Ali's.

valescing, before resuming her| fiosition at Jaslyls Store. Annapo- s.

nus SCHOO;

of January.

Grade IX — Martin Stewart.

Grade VIII — 1. Iris Hume; 2. Edison Hlbflitl.

Grade VII — i, Lloyd Mabhcsuri; 2, Charles Stewart.

Grade VI - 1. Kathleen Mac- Lesn: 2. Charles MacLean; 3. Emil MacLeod

Jackie Young. , Grade III - I, Jackie Stewart;

2. Stephen MacLeun; Leod. Grad

e II - 1, John Mathascii: i

start wearing out. their cloihcri all turrrcJ io

Gordon Laflerty, where shc is con- ‘ liiethesan.

Donald; Lennard Young. C do I <5» — 1. Gleason Bueil; '

___.._ _‘ G Report of Iris School for month , 19,1“; u

. war in Bflilill Grade V - I. Junior Hume: 2. ity"

added. l sifllc 1m!" l): tin

Itfr.

f‘ I

l F

a. hrs Xi)! HIS Z months.

Oil. Gratis I (or

I ti)» e 21128 itiicbcun:

{are Times __

tferviewed

2i

_ i. syivia 2. Marie MacLean. l. Ivan MHLLZBII

who has just. re~ i after overseas ,

the same time." s2 vice. rcir nless I'm mis- Winsome little Barbara. who . lowunrcs plan will was more impressed with the :1 y miles on the faces of

rid Stephen, aged

Hijdivard Ybillllll iliEdward ‘M111!-

Mal:-

3. Wendell

Grade I ic» _. i. Westeiia Mac-

n

Mario

IILKIZIFB. I iii ~ ‘

n Hume;

La vrcii. Milloil ltlncilue.

1

Mac-

Janct. llhclslnolicrn. teat-hes.

BEST-LIKED

LONDON ha vcd- fill-i

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B

' be. d prisonerpf-s. r. s in "captiv her-r Landon — a hsndso

Irish setter taken with his master, o. German general. during the Al.

3, Clara Mac-i lied seizure of a channel Ha _ i will be returned l’) the general Q the end of the war

port

l-figlllest aversgg Jilllglfnnfifflggz? f?) J eeyan une e .-- : \

Jlgrezzflecsnlatgeizganceé glencél, Visgtéa. HELP GROWING y ur . as e an s ' , *—~ a Donald. lllsine Cooke. Joan Vcsey. ~ , \\Y\‘.~{)_'<\ To u" Alden Newson. Lsken Lewis. Dch- it}. V’! Bggidgs being best in Protein, S

old Crockett. Marina and Dean Q's“ / d u l ls wan; Mgrg-ueritg. Vessey. Gladys ‘fixer; .- , Oatmeal lea a a nature cerca _ crxfifiittli. MacPherscn, Teaztier. \ ,/> iqtvmfmizisegli:yfltgggggiigtpigfi of: — vi amin, - _, . ' ' ' i h r: tlm h‘ +w é\ \ vitalityn-by children for hea t y need r

i

MIG. L. B. GIISON

. h Louise Henczrson Gibson. widow of Rev. . L Gibson. for ll years minister of Cooke's Presbyterian Church, oied t Thursday st her home. Cot- tin ham St. She had in ill hea th several years. Mrs. Gibson was born in Saint John, N. B. gig attended Nether- wcod School. these . In

to. member cf Cooke's formcrl active in the W. M. S. Her husban died in 1%.

Survlvln are two daughters. Mrs. J. . W. Bradllsld. Birch Oiiff. and Mrs. ".1. l‘. Comer. Tor- onto and two sons. Capt. J. Donald Gibson overseas and LAO Samuel

t

new uritlv"llt‘m. "Doe; this seem lair to "m1 ' iumtlnaed ‘rensrnwl

fish".

oiuah. a o A in. at Ohsrlottn- i»..-

n. fI-Jnsacaate Globe and