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Bishop sat back in his chair, his

broken came from far and near- gg hear it. and were never sent empty away.

"It's a glorious spirit; it makes me

, envy you, old chap."

‘ "Envy ine? Theres pref-‘.'>L‘.s little ir.

my lot to make you or any man envy

me. Tom. I`ve come home with the

bzllly hump this time. I'm put off

fi' th old oorin-s. I dont

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TORONTO, Ont., June 'i'_- iB1.' The

'Janadian Pressi-The citys increas- ing interest in child welfare work is showing remarkable results, according to Dr. Alan Briw.'i1_ pi‘r\fe_\_<oi‘ of ped- iatrics at the L'iii\ei*s.i; of 'l'iii-onto and plzysicinii-.li-cliief at the Hos- p`nal-for-Sick-Cliilcircn_ who :\rlili'e.=f.- ed delegates to the Ontario I\Ieciic."il A.s_=ociat.ion's (`on'.'e:~.lion. Siiilisizes

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held in Ser) View Iirlll nil Tuesday evening, .lune l0ih :lt R I‘. Bl.

All fisherinr-ii from tiii- iieiglilinr-

‘mg districts :ire invited ti: attenzl.

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7' ' The Annual .\Ieetlng nf the P. E. I. _ Protestant Orphanage will he held in = St. Paul's Parish Hail, Prince .Streehi Charlottetown on Tliiirsdnv evening. Jllne 19th at R o`i-liiek l’. .\l. i

At this meeting zi nlimlier of ‘

Trustees are to lie elected to the* Board and all eoiitriliutoi-s present i will have a vote. ,The Annual Repnrti for 1929 will he distributed and the wnrk nf the Institution freely ilis- cussed. The public are rnrili:l'll_v in-L

viled anll the (`leriz_v asked tn :ln 1

nollnee tn their congregations on the Sunday previous. _

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4222-6-5-fmlv fill Jlinc 19th.

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to 1929 .shelved that the infant death irate limi dropped from 1556 deaths gpiir 1.000 births tn_02 per 1.000.

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difference: the ivideness of the ces]

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Tattered Tom: Dat's a mighty

aiiort stub yer smoi<in', Weary.

Vi/eary Willie: Yep! I knows lt;

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ei Cream. luv: ther'

Om e m g seem

to belong here any longer."

Bishop eyed his brothel'-in-lay

keenly. He had rilivays liked and ad- mired liim as an honest. uleaii-liliing manly fellow. with no great share of brains, perhaps, but intelligent and capable enough to make the business of living both pleasant and profitable.

"Somethings happened to me, Tom.

I`ve come to you io get it off my chest.

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You`re 5, sort of father confessor. you know."

I "It isnt in our articles," said

Bi5i"i0l”>- Wiiii H SiiZ1'it- smile. "But I do a bit of ii." i

“I`i'e mel a girl." said Jim. and then

stopped short. _

“No uncommon occurrence," smiled

Bishop. `

"No but iiiiffirfunately for me. slle’5

an iincommzn girl, different from any I'\‘e inet before She was one of the V.A.D. uliitses at Stanton Place, the hospital I'\‘e Just come our nif-

Bisllnp noi"<‘lerl.

"DS1~‘ii`c it go well. lhei.i?“ .

"Well? I dont know. We fell in love

with one another. and I told hcl' what I never should have told her, We were both off guard. You see. sho belongs to a very high 1'aniil_v_ I-Ier mother is tlie daughter of .ii peer, and her

V father an honourable and reverend."

"But love can laugh at these dis-

itinctions. Jim. When it isstrong en- ` ough it can sweep them away." i "Thats all very ivell in theory. but

fivhen you come to practice! How do :you suppose I felt when I t/old her I ihad taken my turn behind the coun- `ter?“

_ -“What dici shc sa_v'?

"It seemed to amuse her. Of course

she hadnt an,id':a what it really is like."

“I see: and how does the affair

szaiid at the moment?"

"I dont exactly know. Shes to write

to me when she gets home. The thing I want to ask you, Tom is, supposing things could be arranged, have we much chance of happiness?"

*Thai ~.-.~.°.-dll-I d=.=;rcnd ‘.'.':ry largely

on the girl, of course. What sort is she?"

; "I ¢an’t tell you." admitted Jim.

She baffles you at every turn. She's a new kind of girl every day. Theres a

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in my life before'

Bishop looked rather grave. ‘It all sounds rather vague. Did you

part without any definite understand- ing then?"

“she promised to write when Sho

goes home next week. I‘m waiting for that letter."

“And meanwhile you're takin! l’0i11‘

/' iii I own bearings?"

Jim l'i0dded. “Confessions good for T-he l°“1-

Tom' and I want to own lip. This has made 5 difference. Shc's fii1iSi‘i€d_

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"Oth MY Y¢S~ She'e auch a erank idelighuul mp'

on cream ah¢'s going to have her E l-.i.sband cremated." .

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f‘HOW to be captivating?" Bebe Daniels

smiled a deprecating little smile as she

considered my question. But when she began i to speak her appealingly beautiful brown eyes l were thoughtful.

And then I leamed this lovely actress feels

emphatically there’s one thing has more to do with a girl’s attractiveness than any other charm-‘a beautiful skin-_cIeat, soft,

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How alluring in any girl! How sure to win .

admiration! And to the screen star, Bebe ` Daniels eamestlyexplained, a skin of breath-

taking lovelincss is really essential! ` '

“Only the girl with smooth skin,” she said,

“need not fear the relentless eye of the cam- era. For even the cleverest make-up will not suffice under the searching lens of the close-up.

“That is why,” she went on seriously, “many

girls lacking great beauty but possessing lovely skin have passed, on the road to fame, the woman with perfect features.

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“lint youre' not going to let this! not, my future lvon't be settled in ther-in-law for the next few hours, as he handled the big square azure-,

mas er you. Bishop said quietly. _iL=, place. I wish to God Id never and took the words: "A good soldier of blue envelope with the elaborate black;

“Yviir home iifruis too solid and fine seen tl-_e war." Jesus Christ," as his Sunday morn- crest of the Pemeroys on the flap. amli 8 thing f0l‘ I-113? “You'l1 come out of it strznger. lad. I lng`s text. Bu: Jim did not come to Poppy‘s big stylish hand-\vrl.lng, tho,

“You dont understand. old chap: s the part of grown men to play the] hear that sci-mon. which was long re-|ms<1e of the moment, on the ¢:,l-.¢i~.

this sort of thing is happening every- game, You've been a, good soldier, Jim; _ membered in Markynte as among the 51de__

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the soiideet ramparis some or c emi ‘-wines thaw" went tot e on.. ivlll never be i0iU¢d B»Ei11n. Mine's like. "The fight which will prove you a In the course of the following week

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Markyate for me. It -doesnt count up their sleeve for me, and what my fight, I`m afraid." rest was stilled. familiarity, had as it’

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any more. I can`t stand the shop ai l mother calls a dear little home. That| ' were. smoothed array the rail edge oi any Pri”-" will never hapqzen. Whether I marry' Bishop tlioiight much oi’ his bro

-i¢omparison. But fingers tromblcdi You, Holidays

Feel safer with n bottle of ‘ilih ;|rd‘5 in your grip, It Will C0l'l'i9 bn handy on numerous occasions . i W_ZA_’“

where. It's the harvest of Armageddon.. you bear the marks of wounds upon ' hast. Bishop had preached during the ' _ \ I D S Breaches are being made in th you But theres a bigger fight" 1351>, u-Mk; of his mini-.try before he' (To be Continued) ' ll ua "

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that" i 00d soldier ol' Jesus Christ." by an afternoon post, Bradford re- With the execption of the south- l M E

"Maybe," said Bradford heavily. celved the letter for whim he was western pm-L of the wumry, 50u;h| ---- f - f A “

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Peffiifilii WOW- YU" V9 got to iight it But I Shan t come out on top in that hungering. A small part of his un- Africa. will have large crops this year.

down and bring yourself back. Much ¢an be accomplished by an effort of i the will." i

"It would be a poor. half-hearted `

accomplishment. Tom. My people

would see through lt."

“They are dear people. salt cf the

earth," said Bishop warmly. “If you haven't made that discovery already, it is lying in wait a little further along the path." 1 ` "You can't tell me anyi-hifi! Bbbili

them, or don't love them Bill' "'10"- 1¢,', our way of life I can't stick, There has been a lot of talk about visions in ml; war. Well, I've had mine. and it‘s asm-eyed ms mines ihei “iii bf-

fore." i "I can‘t believe thBi»~ Y°U`T9 knuifk'

Img undgr, Jim, and lt's damnable." said Bishop with sudden passion. "It's the slack invalid l‘fe you've le¢ that has destroyed your sense of propor- ¢lon_ 1t'll come back, only you must‘ make a fight for it."

q . . i "'I‘l1ey’re settling my future round ini

mimi |015 High Btftét." CNEFVQG Jim Wit-I1

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