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She took Evelyn's hand and time)‘ ran back aloniz the r0 . climbed the wire and tirade their way down to the cliff edge. It was steeper tnan Myrlc hnu thought.

She prayed that the earth might stand sncutigrltist lonlt cuouuh for her to set velyn downl

She went first clioosuu! the safest. route. pointing out everv foot and handhukl to Evelyn as they des- cended. At. last. torn and breath- less. they stood ou the shlnlzle at the river level.

They ujitlkird alom: the river bed to the bridfze. skirting the clifls as widely us they could.

At. the bridge hcud the cllfl drou-

d almost sheer into deep water.

lfllilllll Evelyn stand well clear of the slide which had carried away the rotid, Myrle climbed across the lower 111321115 0t rubble mlmzled with smashed telephone posts and taxi}!- led wire. to soc if it was possible for thcm to net on t-u the bridge.

The gulf between the bridge and the land was too uide; the nearest port of it seemed to have had its piles wrcnchcd on: of the river bed; it had swung round into the strenin and lay on its side apparently half afloat.

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The only thin: to do was to swim. either to the fallen bridge, or to the other shore at ‘it safer point, The torn girders n1 the bridize seemed to offer n doubtful lillldlllfl place; and Myrle walked back along the 511111816 with Evelyn. looking for a favourable crossing.

She laughed suddenly. in spite of the dryness of her lips. and the hor- ror which seemed to hon! with the still clouds over tlit- wrecked land.

"Why are you litul-Zhulk?" asked Evelyn, wtinly.

"l. was lust. tliinkinz 0f when I first arrived here with my father ond mot-hcr, We not stuck 1n the car lIl thatylittle creek five miles on tht- other side of 'G:'cv.stoke‘—-ten inch- es 0i ivutcr. and 1L scented like the end o1 the woricl."

MRS. IIENTYS FLIGHT

_A hundred yands back. where the river forked into two branches. spreading witle lllld shallow with an island in the cciitrc, thcv tindressed hurriedly. they tied 111611‘ clothes in a. bundle, which Mvrle strapped on gen top oi 111.1‘ hcud wit-h Evelyn's

“isn't that. how they do it 1n books?” said Myrlc, chccrfitllv.

Evelyn. who was trvin: tu conceal her (ll‘CELd_ smiled munluily.

lvlyrle’ draulzed it inn-k willow branch into the wtitcr with 110i":

"Now. we're kpmu to swim with this branch in front of us. so that if the current, acts too strong for us we can lust hold. on. What I want you to do is to keep unite calm, Evelyn, ctcn if we not carricd down the strcaun n llLllO it. doesn't platter. Don't. ltet. lrrthtcncd if you begin w pct. tiled. inst sliv "Im tired.’ and wt‘ n‘ on to the brunch and drift.”

They wnticdiii. T110 first clum- ncl presented 1\0 difficulties; thcv landed, with Evcltn sllllllllfl and grutillcil that it hat: btidl so t-usy.

1n iiic siccntl Clllilllltl L110 wnttr mil wry’ (1001), tin: current was strung, it S\\'("I)L illcln tiuwn strcaun

the C10L11(‘.> tell from Afyr; id she only lust mnnn it and lontie it. ill the 1o ~ willow britncn. Eve-

It

lyii b. seemed for at momcut tinny, nut. out 0t cunlrtil the was 10.1fm»; ubutit. inc writer snout them tllonl; at u furious DIICC, Evelyn was scrculning.

lll to choke unu suluttcr that c "

quieter Wilt/cl‘. .llt‘ll‘ clothes fin‘ the I lilcd Z\‘-.‘..T\'. r tninu .1. tlicv stood. and dripping.- on drv irmcl “Fhcy won't be able to brlnlz a car up hire, zinuin." said nfvrlc as they climbiwl from the rtvci‘ bcd 1n wet; rind t‘l.1llllll\' ' 'l‘hcv folnirl that ‘b11011 torn urd

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run fol‘ , l\ll(l drop scvt-rnl lhcv camc 1O a n: zilontt it lnr a in some places six mid o1 lllltll=»C0\’(l'(‘d

depth.

"I don't like it." said Evelyn. “It makes int.- think the ground mlzht g0 likc that. nndvrilrzith its."

But shc tllruit 1:11:01‘. ‘ brzivclv on, though [ll(‘\' momtrous ciucl; as \\Iil(‘lY could.

"'1 lmnk goodness it's n warm day." said "iviyrle. "I hope you vvoirt. catch c0

"What about you-you mlizlit catch cold," replied Evelyn.

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_ couple motored to the home of the

tire" ,1 _ After the wedding breakfast the and 2. _ _ ‘ happy couple left for n short trip Song. "D71"? Th0 N811 Aflkhf.

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, CONFIDEBATION LIFI INSUI- t ANCL L-fll _ ‘w mind. Supposing the Hentys cottale pQN-T [Qllult big dunno it I ' _

1W1 been dflsllwedi “PM m Georgetown. i esday, Jul am.

fl- t. h d bee killed i ured. sutiéifattdgsln: tlheynmet some horrible Don Mess" and m‘ ma“ ‘zir-lll-Il.

"Will Daddy know its! I up!‘ said Evelyn suddenly.

“I don't know. my dear. But I couldn't have left you behind." wouldn't have sts ed my- hotv." Evelyn even sh a trace 0f perklness.

It weighed on wrle‘; mind: whe- ther she had done the right think.

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But as they pushed on mile sitar mile into the wilderness. ere was L greater tlNJBd for Evelyn in Mvrle’:

LADIEB resistor for Home Nur- B1118 Course at Red Cross I-Iousg Friday, July 17th. between 10 sJn. and B pm. by phoning or coiling 1n person. , 1-16-31.

BELFAST-BELLE RIVER UNI- TED CHURCH Services. Sunndefi. s

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'1' 11f th 1d e om J 19th. ma . m»; t ("tough toewgrand ‘llotlld Eggllyn Rona. what is Ringer 7.30 P. t?‘ .11 S. Weir. q "°°"".’Ff,‘{g‘:p°m'fi:“qfi, ‘mg: —lf Tellforth did come back from B. A., will s sk at Belle River. W. u“? tmvn- And her parents. too-Rex — B. MacPha . Minister. 1-10-11. new! 111mb‘ 0! 1W1‘ ""87 - - -

all of them! Suddenly lt occurred to i wbysomanyvotoforthe“Seif-S

her that a. tidal Wave might have THE PRESBYTERIAN cnuncn flygqfiut...flleykll0WltfllVflflifldd

swept the plains; tidal waves came with earthquakes. A c d m. lure broke out on her forehead. and the palms of her hands. The Kround marked her thought by tremblln: suddenly, the earth mutterlniz with an angry. ominous sound. This sick fear that seized one was a primeval. animal thing. Myrle thought. She forced her lips into a smile. as she took Evelyn's hand to hurry her on: not knowing what fantastic sight tnight meet. their eyes round every bend in the road. At ‘nst t-hev came to where they could see fire lzum trees in which the Henti-‘s house stood. n. mile nwnv on the read.

lN QANADA.-The Sacrament of the Lord's Su r will be held at the Cardigan urch on Sabbath next at 2-30 P. M. Rev. G. Carlyle Webster, Interim Moderator. 7-16-11.

COFFIN — FOSTER WEDDING. -The marriage of Mildred Irene Coffin of Rollo Bay to Earl W. G. Fbster. York, was solemnized at an early hour Monday morn-int. Juno 29th. 1942, at Zion Manse. Char- lottetown. The ceremonv was per- formed by Rev. G. Carlyle Webster. The bride wore a powder blue red- inlzotc dress and matchinlz nat and

fwd eqyoownlkfl/fimiloeornmovu 2i Gsetnsomo Kellogg's Corn Flakes todlyl

WORK WINS WARS: Practically every-

hfte accessories and wried a cor- . , Mvrle strained her eyes. The w ,1 1m brm one in Bud More! 5 h°m° W" i. m‘ trees were there DNSUIflflbLV the iwnfefd cllyfrllleroillisster Miss mg. geall llgedinvitslwu worlsAsure-banded,

house still stood ‘I'm-re was no slim of Mrs. Hentiy. Pootsore as they wcrc, she and Evelyn ran the better pa. of the last mile. At the Rate Nlvrlc said to Evelyn: “Vvnit here!" Ereathles with dread. she run "throurzh the state of the little square cottaze arronlz the trees. The chimney was down. the house seemed to have inched side- wavs. leaning drilnkonly. A doié a

skilled worker, and n top-notch ‘ball player, Bud votes Kellogg's Corn Flakes, with milk and sugar, his favourite break- fast. He says: “I sure go for that Kellogfs flavour-i” You will, toO-ket some Kellogg's Corn Flakes today! i

who wore rose and carried a. bou- quet of snspdralzon. I‘he izroom was supported by his brother Heath. Immediately after the mremony the couple left. by motor for a short trip throushthe Mnritlmes. The bride's travelling wstume wasdress- maker suit of plaid. with wiube ac- S.’A."rl°“..'§'“’£§l.“‘°l it“ res e a 0y y. 0r er ~" ndered f3“ 11111511fhggngotligéflctk- lurked lllglsltllglalgflegé gfigfteluite Fhlgllng Pl‘ ll '- . ' or "Mrs. Hcnly! lvlrs. Hcntv!" Myrle Plllge- Two 1W5‘ “““""‘{§,§f' m5 und Maishlle d. Many y it Cant“ a“ the dOOWJR-v- The W55“! were received The Guardian joins chaos of the furniture_ injslde léfilég with numerous friends m Qty and back no ansv-el. She dnite roun country in extending heames; gen-

the back. - A voiicle spolkle 1014111811110?’ the .2143: mbatwns‘ VPYHIIK a l. r5. 6n V. X1112 0 l, ___ ““l-‘<‘>‘tf'rl‘l§§°i>£?3%.t°Fliiififinl... so?" “~l»‘l<‘>ll=“§-E°““<>§i‘,=§ try! Thank God someones come!" 955L015 BROS‘ 7'1 ' “What is ls-are you hurt?" cried M '1 . 31mg, I'm all right. it ain't that personal‘ 11/5 llBlr-l" - _ _ —__* Mvrle stood stock still, faced bv a Miss Edith Inman. R. N. of

Anuierst, Nova Scotla. is spending her vacation with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Fred Inman, Vbwria.

Miss Amy Hood of Charlottetown is spending her vacation the truest mNAN of Mr, and Mrs. Albert Sullivan of

Summerside, P. E. I.

Mrs. Catherine Nlohols0n_ _s.nd daughter of Darlington were visitors to the city yesterday.

L. A. C. Spurzeon Maclbennan. R. C. A. F" returned to Qufibfll 8-116!‘ spending his furlough with his wile and little son Ian spurlzeon and his many friends in Charlottetown, Vic- toria. ancl Hartsville.

Mrs. H. W. Bernard. of Halifax. 1a

slttifition even more overwhelmlml. more thoroughly outside her exper- ience. than a major earthquake and a. briclgeless river

(To be Continued)

MacDONALD-l

St. John the Baptist Church, New Glasgow’, N.S., was the scene of n very pretty wedding on Thursday. June 11th, when Gertrude, daughter of Mr. and ltlrs. Noonnn, Albany, P.E.I., and Louchlan MacDonald sou 0f Mi". and Mrs. John A. Mac- Donald, Inverness, 0.13., were unit- vd in the holy bond; of matrimony. Rev. Father Chisholm, parish Miest iiCllOTUlCLl the ceremony and cele-

THRILL OF A lIFEIIME for Evelyn Assy when bur sleek Hereford steer 1M! Grand Champion “ at recent International Livestock lbow. She gets breakfast thrill from a bowl of Kellogg's Cam Ilakes with milk and linger. Says: "It tutu but, and helps keep me on my ton." Kellogg's willkelp you keep on your toes than busy dsyl. Chock your supply howl

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SHE'S A SELF-STARTER: A busy housewife has to be. No need to tell ber a big bowl of Kellogg's Corn Flakes, with milk and a little sugar, given needed food. energy to go up and down shin over 50 times. She proves it every dsyfilou. too, cu prove thatit will kelp spark your day! Tomorrow, serve rue "sar-snuml" BREAKFAST

brat/ed the Nuptial High Muss. t . t, v, “lug "fiends M“, rel- Mrs- Hush Ryan presided Bl the gnvlzgienniziss,Livnénaermraisthe °T3im. ‘Treasurer of The Interfaith Good-

will Group of Halifax and expects to be absent from the cltv two weeks.

PARKDALE SCHOOL CLOSING

The annual closing exercises of Parkdale School were held in the school hall on Monday Jflftiflllm", June 29th, with n large attendance . _ . of lntcrcstcd parents and visitors. brides sister, Mrs. Archie Mac- M13 p 5, 131-159 _ senior trustee, Donald Llnacy, where a dellght- Cnpabw presided am; the follcw ng ful wccldintz breakfast was served. progrlrm was well Drffifilleii ztnrl when: the bmritlcis mother ‘Vim. O Canada,

J11. Noonan, Albany, P.E.I., was Remarks by Chairman. nt. Sang, Nursery Rhymes, Grades 1

The bride looked charming dress- cxl in rose sheer with white acces- sories and carried a white prayer book.

The bridesmaid was Mrs. Wilbert Muttart, sister of the bride, and the groom was attended by his brother. John A. MncDonald,

Following the cezemony the bridal

Boys." Grades 3-6. Principal's Report. Song, Matching Feet. Grades

to Cupc Breton, followed by the good wishvs of their many friends. Among the many beautiful wetl-

di . ' __< I 1 811d 2. w. w held‘ '35 a Chest’ or Sliver from Prtwcntdtlon of Oortlflcatns to l\,{ic‘§ml1j10l'€§s4t;f \l0 Effit-ern Wood an Grades‘ ' oi s, n u nci firm t e groom is Tm.“ Sh“, so.“ on An 01d F‘ ‘mmed cmpm-vce- Folk Tune, Grades 1. 2. . y’ ' ' ' ’ 1 -P‘°V“-"“ ‘f’ h" ma"““'°' "he Sm- T“ “l” P‘°“B“"°Y' ' "CANADA'S ravounne IREAKFAST" ho wt "is! n ' nine “us wilted upon by her fel- Grades 3 to 6. WIHDINGIIOIOIJN: Canada uysunmust last longer .. .AansSaeilin¢ , say use vu, e our

Corn flakes. . .4 out of 8 vote itfirst forfiavourl" Kellogg's mnkeother taste-tempting treats, too . . . ofier ten ,, packages ot s1: delicious ready-treat cereals in Kellogg's Variety Package. Remember, your your has Kellogg's Corn Flakes in two convenient sizes, tool Eating out? hoist ll in individual pncksge with the inner, WAXTITI, scaled beg. lode by Ieilolg’: in London, Canada.

low employees at the Drv-rlrnnang Ui'llffl'l'kl‘0llt of the Sunshine Laun- rh-y nnri prcschtcd "with rt lovely szlk hctlsprr-nd, She was also guest of honor at Ii miscellaneous shower hold at the home of Mr. and Mrs Jos, MlICGllllVFtfy, Wash. St, where she rccvlvcd many useful and val- ued gifts.

Flower Song, Grades 1, 2.

Valcdlctory, by Kaye MrlcE-adiern

‘nil-ea Patriotic Songs, Grades 3 1o 10.

<1; 'I‘he British Grenadlers, (2). Land of Hope and Glory, t3) Rule Britannia. '

The musical part of the pro- gram was undcr the dlpcctim of John Inch, on whofe teaching the

helps keep than going. Tough job for a girl . . . proper diet is essential. Says Anne: “A big bowl of X01103‘: Corn Flakes, with milk and sugar, gives no food energy l and firoufl fie long morning hours . . . tops for bedtime snacks, too." And remember bow economical Kellogg's is . . . non! to serve a whole family costs only a few pennies. Busy people appreciate 3010001141 breakfast. Hnopotludpmstowukupaftsr.

NOW WI MUST Al.l. IUY Q05! WA! SAVINGS CERTIFICATES

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Russians firécfiicfStEglfifiéfi

afternoon's prcgram reflected great credit.

‘Hie report of the year's work a outlined by the principal, Mr. Miller MaoFadyen, was indeed very

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trains and ships amazed

in the 1v tnsiptiéiméiiihérlmwia wit“ no transport of troops 1e.

Arlene GYeE°YY~ 3 534V“ MMKPYI Eneinv lntel- information is avallnb

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_ ‘ encouraging. 1n the czurse o! his 4- Shirley Glllll-‘ll. 5» J9!!! M3?- t S y lllzence 1s keen and actlveond the In such instances no attlt an- A,¢gi¢Qce,_-,n_ . (“II NuilomborThnot t remarks, he explained that this Callum. _ publication of news reiterating the lies to the railway offlhlals and l ---Ruuo-GsrmonFronQ yea]- ihe uguul 5011301 pflygs were Grade I-l. Gtorfa. Gccikin, 2 arrival of men from oversees could 1c disappointment of the individ- SHTZBERGEN ~ dlspensgd wit); and the prize money Foster Burke, 3. Lillian Jenkins, e readily form the basis from which ual must be accepted as a contri- used 1n the purchasing of a pm- 4. Shirley MacKa and Ens Bert- to make s. calculation us to the butlon to general security of men Nuziwanmmh" Q 36cm,- wmch has “Heady prove.“ ram, 5, Anon Ball . probable date on which the trans- and ships which must face perils "magic" Sm his um,‘ wmmy. ~ beneficial 1n the various phases of 28$ lgtrllgllgaflt. gllnabgngglgea. with ofuthe sea and the risk of enemy

. . ' . an en- ac on. h°"'° T"PI'"°'II'd°°4 tel who“ work‘ HF ab’ "wmmllefi MALPEQUE W- l- p emy submarine could establish a. The Canadian National and the

i, the fact. that ths term one 0f th.

Canadian Pacific Railways make ovcrv effort for the ex ltlous movement of troop trains in l» period when both systeml are be- n8

carrying peak loads to sdfvs war effort may occur occasionally are the fact that there are priorities 1n railway traffic. Considerlniz the vast scale of daily train movements throu h the Dom nlon delay-s are at s min mum and there are no ttle- necks such aa sometimes occurred in the First Great War when frellht traffic was 1n lesser volume.

station in the approximate route of the vessels. The probable conse- quences can easily be 1m ' -'

Approximate Time Al. an approximate time news is released by Ottawa announclnn the

strsthconu Trust Prlzzs was won by the Intermediate Department, ‘Ihe sincere thanks of the teachers was extended in the szcretary and the Trustees for the utmost oo- operaticn and interest which they have mown at all tlnnes, an to the Warren's Institute for the mport- ant role whim they play in the school's welfare. ‘Hie National Anthem brought s very pleasant afternoon to a close.

Following l: the Certificate Llat.

Principal! Dcpartment, (Mr. Millar MaoFadyvnt, Grade X.

I Th‘? Mflllleque W. I. met It the "We M Mrs Ralph Beblwlo on MONTREAL. Qua. Jiiiv 1s. - No Thursday evening for their July information rcilardinz movements meeting. President in hi; gm, of troop trains in Canada may be and the meeting qlgngq m“, om, issued by the railway companies. and creed. Roll Call we; fegoundan imperative instructions to t at el- to by sjxteen members Wm, 5 g,“ feet having been issued by the de- return to Canada of army for a Baby 511mm- m be dlsntmved Dartmcnt of Notional Defence and nel and of involided troops. Roll- s, the Institute Oonvenflon the instructions have since been wa s have been instructed not to

ilera , ma. known train movements and

Bmlalgsxwgrgléead and “Ppriweil The foregoing is contained in a officials insist upon the strict 01:-

decmed to h“55°d ‘"141 it W85 statement pre ‘ed lntly by the servance of secrecy. It. does happen

“hm 911w He more ysrn to Canadian Nat anal and the Cans- that individuals believing that a 1 some knit-tin:- dian Pacific Railways. and released

ma w v relative or friend has reached Can- ~°ll 0h fClIOMd on pwourlng today by pas-sensor traffic do- sda. and 1s truvellinz towards his Plav left with a Dartmenta of both syste