‘ -'fl' "t nurse but have lacked?

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u~ ` "”'~‘ “" " '*~"`-""- '“=-“t-’ - -_ to him" he added without A ll . ‘ -- . ,- ‘ ' lfvi ' ""1 ‘ I ~ ' -- p '“?.I§§‘:e§°!r°aiy to-ills question. " y 1 Q “ll Proud of him. has 1, . _ __ _ need no time to talk it over Hs hh . ‘-3. _ ‘ lm" °“°"" "im ln "Orr particul- Wiie r _ -_ . Wm b B "Y Y°\\ offer, because it ., "IV -IAN! PHELPG W 0 _ours to use as we plenum ,,g|g@u||slu||uauusl|l'slnsl ° “°“‘ we = penny. ....1 .0 C...

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NEIL l'lA8 THE OFFER

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ev- ~- ‘tr

llesin to live rlotously,"

“You are s real wife Barbara. If

more men married women like you

.. QF TWO POMTIONS "NFB would be fewer divorces' few-

, __ _,cl-:Arran cxxlll_

9' llllllllllllli honles God bless

ln ‘ YOU

5°° W0- |011*/ins my cheeks

Bllll I)\.ll'l]Il\g begause of his comp"_

A; Mr, Frederick left I tidied mem

_ l ,gn kt' _-_upon d l _ gh .. .. .~ p- . ._ llillltll -di ‘r - .f:2“s;l:‘:..;: .fir 5°" is

' n ~o=our es;-‘i _ _ ' _ s we

room Zu s kind tu]-had back into the home whemwe

ness. and the feelin! of security

II 8 °0“l‘i ll0.louger see Mr. Frederick or

had left behind as far as the imme his car.

lllate future was concerned.

Neil had told -him - in' reply to

his questions - that it had taken

PLANNING A NEW LIFE

ev-

ery qimt we had in the world to "

pay our d§(l;ts. We were poorer than CHAPTER Cxxly/_

whemis y and girl we started to ether. We had worn our clothe

out ' '

” Nell had ‘kent the raltn: Never luul

B ““"“ 'ww I was really °h“bl’l'» I been S0 Droud of my husband nev-

nlthoulll I lladjnslsted that Neil

be er loved him so dearly as when he

properly dressed because of his posi- had sacrificed the larger opportunity

tion. We lived in a rented house,

not because he thought it not ri ht

even owning the furniture. We were leave the h g tu for unhappy experiences Neil had his friend had he done so. The last

nothing to show for the years

of veetage of working for his own sel-

hard work. When I thought of this fish- di I wondered that he was as cheerful `appearsTg)I-‘I2 wzaelsmllmlllan tlclage prbllilll

as he was; that he did not more len give way to discouragement.

oi- of. to love.

Wlll’ dldlff You tell mc of Cllasc's

“What are YW going to do now, offer?" 'I k d 1 j

still- -live out Ilere'."’ Mr. Frederick --Becaus?uehadade;c\:;\e,}h,?0€vig1u§;,_

asked,

"Yes, Bab likes it. it ls good

Cell! it, and discussion was useless.”

for “But Neil it shows you are - that

R°be"t' “nd We can "V9 mme cllealb yOu have reinstated yourself doesn't

ly.-_ Quite a consideration."

it dear'."' I' seldom mentioned tllat

“Have you decided what you will time of trouble. '

do?" llooked in amazement from "Yes, Bah. if onlylcould forget

one to the other. Was Nell to los

e it nlyself. I feel so small so mean

his place with Frederickli was soon whe I thi k th t 1 enlightened. Mr- Frelicrlckllad seen amblltlon b!;tore£lsnllly,oI\rcl;nll\;? elllclll

my look of- surprise, and added “Hasn't he told you, Barbara? Chas has offered him a fine position. a much larger salary than the pos

1 ambition before family, friends, even 0 l\0116StY- I have tried to make rec-

at ompense, if I live long enough 1 may

l- cease to think of that time with such

tion with me warrants. My resour- poignant regrets. I hope so." ces have been pretty well drained. "He hath done what he could" 1 and my western interests have suf- quoted. "Do you remember th-ai pas. fared IW my l°“5 ab5e“'5" °' he WHS Bilge in the Bible. No one could do

one of the governments dollar

it more than you have. No more could

year men-I should-like to meet be required. Let us not talk about

(‘hase’s figures but can't.

il again Nell. Let us begin now

“Yee.l hav” decided' lsalll iioili after the war to live a new life. So

ing to Bah because there was noill many have been changed by what

ing .to*sAy. Ishall remain with yo

ll has happened dear; many more than

as long as you can find a place for we imagine will begin to count their

me."

real living from the time we demo-

"Thank you Forbes. I never need- hlized. We will do so too. We have

ed faithful service as I do now. Suc service may mean the saving of

h each other, our health, our darling Y boy who is growing more manly ev-

fortune-whnt is left. and my lbusl- ery day and tive thousand a year. ness I know of no one else whom Why Neil we have so much for which

lil

l could leave in charge. I shall hav

0 to be thankful that we should bc

lf! 6990115 “5 entirely UDDIL you for ashamed to allow a single regret to

this eastern end as I have durln the war. -_My time must be spent,-o the coast. I am almost ashamed offer you the salary I have decided

3 enter our minds now that we have n really done all humanely possible to

£0 make things right, denied ourselves

I in every way to make good. Try and

fan any at the present. It's mighty be happy new deer _ for my sake.

little considering how you have slave forms the past two years."

d and for Robert."

“I will, Bah! You have the right

“No_t__entirely for you," Neil slllil- idea. Powers has been mighty nice to

ll\gly_ feplleil- "Uncle Sam was my me lately, and has asked after you

employer too, alld he urged nle

you know.”

"Can yo.l live on five thousand year for a time until I cangct m affairs back on a paying basis?-pn lug for me." He looked from one

on every time -I have seen him. Iic's

the kind who has no use for tile msn

n who isn't straight. but who is will- y ing to help ll man who tries to do

` llt I uess I know you felt aw

Y- rig g _ - to flllly hurt at one time because they

the other oi us. as lf I too might dropped us. il imagine they would

have something to say.

not do it now."

“l b0lh Can and Will. Anil Mr. "No, I don`t think they would. But

Frederick I never have been able tell you ouo”'.h`alf of how grateful

to have no social aspirations Nell,

l not of thc kind l used to have. A few

am to you, to express my feelings for friends, as father said, and those in what. you have done for us. I am our own walk of life, those right not going to try now. But if you had here where we live, are all I crave offered me`one thousand I should now. What -I do want is to own a have taken it and remained with home. Suppose we save enough to

you."

"l believe it, Forbes. Although you

buy ll lot amd then as soon as we can build a lllce little home of ollr own.

aren't being quite fair to yourself in and iurnisll it. That would be hcnv-

sticklng to me. Chase offered him en."

ten thousan-1, Barbara.”

I gasped Anton Chase was ons

“Tho very tiling that has been ln

of llly lnind. But you have been so

the big manufacturers of the coun- economical, so willing to go withou

tr _ That llc had offered Nell. ll ma

n I thought 'I would not mention it for

Y _

who had been accused of being dis- ll while. You need clothes, und a

honest only afew years before,

a rest from housework. i foci guilty

position of trust pl-oved‘how thorough- when I see YOU W0fl<lI1L< S0 llllfil-"

ly Neil had rehabilitated himself

n "Well you ,neodn’t! llavcll’t you

the business world. That he had worked hard too? <1'li get H 1ll‘9SB Silid nothing to_mc of the offer prov- or two and ll hat. ‘But I can wear ed how truly he recognized the help very simple things down here. They Frederick had given to hinl. and his won't cost nlllch. SuDD0B€ W9 Wflll* determination to prove his grati- around tomorrow night after you

tude.

come home and commence lookin!!

“Arell‘t»_you‘ proud of your llus-[lol-alot." '_

band " gnc continued lightly. the si nation was becomnig tense with feel U13. " I should be ifl wore in you Dlace. But you must talk it ove with hlm Barbara. It will nlsa

fillite a difference to you as wcll a

Royal Victoria College

, MONTREAL

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- tooo!!-is--Unlvinslrv

(Founded and endowed by the late Rt- Hon. lnron Strathcona md Mount Royal) Courses leading to dog-rees ln

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Applications for residence should

be made early as accommodation in the College is limited.

For prospectus and information “DDU to The Warden.

_ _, _ I llsselou

' ~~, For a woman is that ,

us ._ of nurse. I

k., \ Perhaps you have- . -_ '~ iongeii to ~bscome of

` _ “ _ We can enable you to 1

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me Husain' Pao- @

- last timo. Blanche Orton-

t- “All right. It sulls 1110. - Tile next afternoon the I>0SlmfUl r brought me a letter in ll strilnile hill r snmewny faintly familial' handwrit- ll ing. It was frolu Bla-nche Orton. 'She s was ill Italy. had been ‘here _“JP”

of the time during the war. doing my hi; ns best ll could' she said. Tllell she told me herllcws:

“l sm to be married, to Count --

lie is charming. llbmll lily USU- _ “nd while his fortune has been dllllill- ished by the war, hc still has enough And my denr -Mrs. Forbes I love lillll 1 chh use you smile. I know YOU must think of mo as the nlost nler- cenary creature nlive. l used to be. But no one could go through this war and not lose solllctllinl! 01 Wlflsh' ness. h

“I often thillk of yOu. Of YOUI' U5'

band, He was ono of thc cleverest msn I ever have known. And YU”-‘ I hl1vcn't words to sal’ Wlllll- I fhlllk of vo\l_ llc will some lilly ilnd a chance to come into ills own “Bailli- h ll ou will have Y0l1l' l‘°W“"d- ‘

f U Y gow ll mlln ironl New Yt;`rl<ttl‘\1¢;0l\(';;i(ii"

day who told me of w a “mi that he me bald ble 6° ° “ I' th have always felt guilty because o . e pan 1 played (for money) although I never knew that stock was avid

lthout investigating the l>\‘0D€\‘ “S-

Ivteli you this because I want you to think as well of me as you can. h _ “Remember me to your dear us band kiss that darling bil 'MY 0| your; nn- ms. l sign myself for me

A vlerr rnom 1'0wN FRIBNN

_ cnnrrss cxxv.

.. it f m s Count- llnvey $019 fslsflrevhen he came $2558 .11-hh; is she il Gountess-- 0”.: mentioning ‘tile name of an lltalllin well known for 'family sud:

Wealth. ,, `

nm __`;| 1-,,¢.~nin, lfnnndl

.. an _ wh” dll,.ll"l“sll1y7 lllanclln Orton

hh'hJ`;r:;rl‘vlo<l him by this timo. Want

Let Nature.-_.5 ` ClearYour'%'f- . if ._ Blood 'f' “"

,F,,,

:_~ _|;,Jf . IA,

Wills pure, rich blo_o||-u healthy :'l‘¢;l;1=:‘l_‘iT\¢:;‘ldan acilvedliver-you ,

lu” anim" you rua!

-' ~ DnWilson's

9 ERBINE Bl

This iplendid blood medicine-

mltle of old fashioned herbs-gives

the systcln I regulnr“spring hon". Cleaning -regulateslivcr an bowels -clcanaes the blood of all poisonous matter-tones up the nerves-and glves strength, vigor and a fooling of

good cheer to the whole system.

At most Maru. 350. a bottle; Family

I/Ill flue flmu nl large, 01.

'|`\\° lrsvlsv Drum Csmsuiv. Ll-'limi ‘

Sf. John. N.B. 42

to read her letter ?"

“Well I alll glad for her. I haven’t

much use fcr the nobility but from whatvl have' heard of him is a dc- cent sort considering.

"0ll, you American men! I ncvcr

heard one of you praise, a foreigner until we went to war, and now, un- less it is because of their fighting you damn them with half praise."

“Blanche was a good sort." He

paid no attention to what I had said. “I hope she will be happy. I fancy she never was with Orton. And Iiab she tells the truth. She never knew that I accepted properties without investigating theln. She wouldn't have helped me had she known.”

“I am so glad she didn't know. l

can feel kindly toward her now that Iknow that. I hope too that she will he happy." Then I gave expression to a thought which often came to my mind when I saw married people who were evidently mislnated, and so unhappy. “It nlust be dreadful Nell for a woman to live out her life with a man lor wllom slle 'does not 'care; to live always without love, or loving.

er man or woman,” he returned. “And a good many livc always with- out knowing anything of the happi- ness we, and others enjoy together."

We talked. of Mrs. Orton, now - a

`¢ Countess, all through dinner. Tllell

' tl

we took our walk to investigate s

that we could walk all over it in hour, so wc took Robert along. was delighted that we talked of bu ing a lot and building a house our ‘very own’ as he expressed lt. lie adored the place, and was very happy in ills school.

"A fellow can have some fun

n place like this! New York is right when you're grown up, b there's no place for a fellow to play, he said as we stopped to look at

lo Nei nd heard was for sale

“Onlyi doll't know that New Yol is so good for grown ups citlle Somcway one gots' nearer to the re

things of life if they have roonl breathe instead of being cooped between rows of brick and stone."

“I think so too, Neil. One seem

nearer God down here."

“Are you going to buy this lot,

Robert interrupted.

"I don't know son. We arc on

looking about tonight. We won`t d cide in a hurry-we call't. We lla

to snvc money for it first.”

"Will it take long?" disappoint-

lnent in ills voice. _

“Not very if we all help." "I'll help all I can clad. Can I hav a workshop ill the attic like Tolll Snlitll has?’

“You shall have a work shop soln

where if wc- build n house. Ile wu very ingenious. and Neil ellcou aged him in every way.

I tllink we were all a bit excited

over the thought of owning a hom once more. For before wc went t bed Neil and I looked through severa mltgllzillos which had plans for ine pensive llouses, and tnlkf-.ll excitc

other of tllcnl.

at our enthusiasm.

surprised io sec a big touring ca in front of thc llousc. Lorraine Mor ton lllld Ncd Rayburn were sitting on thc porch, waiting for us.

cause the door was unlocked. Tllink of living in a place where one could go out without locking everything up," Lorrllinc said as she followed us into tllc house. it had bcon some time since I had ' sccll hcr, so louv, ing Ned and Ncil to smoke, I carried her ofl’ into my bedroom to gossip. I told her all about Blanche Orton. and she gave me the gossip of town friends. She had been to an affair to Mrs. Powers and had hoard the liost say that there wl,lsn‘t it mall ill

Neil Forbes. It made me so happy to hear such thing . Nell_hnd hsph pub- licly_`censured; If was good to know -bid worth was also publicly recog- nized. They remained until late. I fixed a chafing dish supper, and we told them of our plans.

‘fY0\l `Cfm’t find two lots clln you?"

Ned Rayburn asked while Lon-sins blushed. "Lorrlline and I may like a summer home nellr you.” so amid C°l’lEl‘Hl5l1lBlll_ir\s and expression; oi' pleasure tilt-y left rs

"I'm 'glad for l.orl'aillc. lt's time

she was morried,'.' Neil said yawn. hlg.' “Slle’ll not hue. conventional

‘ any-°‘ :nf Dr. 1'romaln's Natural Hair Roush tive- "WI ll diteetss. if sumutssa

torlstore glayyhair tolti tnteral color 0f UMW? xfgllled.-Poll vely not, a dis and -il -nilrious. Price 8I.0_0`. For 'lie in Charlottetown. at Reddin

Bros.. Drullists. 1

D read it with llilll. tllell he read

I l h - V

“He's right!" Neil said to lne. Tfflleful l@‘!“5~

.k "Dear Friends: I wisll _von zl vc

E leed, Barbara has gone without tl

E llardncss ill time because of the I llllts. l believe you are a better.

“It’s innocent alllusclncllt, any-

way," Ncil declared when I inllghc

When we renchcli llonle we wort

l ‘now rll bet." '

To oo Rlowr names ‘ ~

. P¢Ace Ano HAPPINEM

_. ._@_ ._

pleasure as well as profit. Robert helpe fne before and after sch l and through the vacation with

flowers so they also were cared for they should be. Nell rose early and worked an hour in the gardenbefore

oo ml'

healthier than he had beensince first years of our marriage and ,

bought a lot. and were paying for,

clared.

Ned -Rayburn had bought the next us, and they would also build house which would look well -n

building too elaborately or we shou be dwarfed, Many evenings th wlllter we gave to talking of our

r poet _ Y - ' have done. Ile was growing bright- er, more like his uid self. Solno of the ‘boyisllrlcss'was noticeable at times, and Ifnirly glonted over it. it was til-: olll Neil I had married coming buck to mc, the best part oi him.

By sprilll: we had pzlid for the lot.

and started building. What a con- stant source of pleasure it was to watch thc little homo grow. Every night wlloll dinner was over Neil and 1 walked over to see what had been accomplished during the day. It made no difference tllat I had ta- ken Elsie in her go cart over in the lnornillg. I was just as interested in going llgnlll. If seelllcil to me that llever was u home so lougingly look- cd for, so eagerly llwnitcd as was that six roulll house on Long is land . We were to pay a little dowll, thell some as rent, the rest on a mortgage which Ned Rayburn had taken at 5 per cent. That made it

“It is as dreadful as you say for eltll- easy for us, ,and allowed us to blly

vllat was llccessary to furnish it. We :lloved in for Cllristlllus. And llcvel' .vr-rc two people more thankful than were Neil und I.

"Its quite different froln the New

' York homo, Bah." ho said on Christ-

nas lnorllillg lt was our present

\ .

vacant lots ill town. The place was to each other. _ so small, because of restrictions, "But I shall love it for m0l'9. Nflll-

al_ We, are going to bc so happy here. He And when it is all paid for we will

buy béttcr furniture Ono piece at

y- . gi l time until wc have it nil to our

liking." J

“What tl little cxccutivc you arc,"

NVQ stood together ns he opened il.

llollii wllilc wc both lctfillllt few

nerl t`llli~llnns Illllvc plann,li

:U for you to rcccivo this on that day. "_ i enclose ll contract for next, yc

_'or you Forbes; and rl check for til wife and <-llildrell. Buy tllcln somo- ‘llirlg they want, but don’t really

nretty things women love so long. get her something realy foolisll~

lhould be third with lliln bcczlllso I

ve 'lad no boy of llly own. I shall look

liter him. his education, etc. And if he olltlives me make him my llcir. l shall never marry." 'I`|lcl'c was .lluoll lllolc, but of intclest only 1

. _ . _ U

e u until tho close when he said:

“Mllny mon have gono through tl deep water Forbes. you alllollg them,

cs' But I llln proud to cull you friend; ,__ proud to have you zlssncllltcti ill busi-

ness with lnc. Experience is a. hard

teacher, bllt sometimes her work is so well done that one forgets the

re- n

x_ bigger msn, because of what hap- I iencd." Tllcll llc wished us fill.

,_ _

:llerry (Tllrisinlns, und closed.

ly of how we Should mm one or me “llurill't you lwttcr look at tile con-

tract?" I asked as Neil stood hold-

l‘i _ .

of fricntislllpf he had uilllell, so lllali-

I ing Null supromcly happy. The

check for Robert and lne was for live llunilrod dollars. I wzllltcd to put it toward the house, but Neil

“We know you hndn`t gone lar. bc said uno.. he would buy me me

ilroocll l had so udnlircd in a jewel- -ers window tile lust time I wus in lowll. And for Robert hc bought him il llleccallu outfit llc long hull :lesircli lntcllscly.

“Right living. doing :lil one onli

_-.ems to brillgits own rewnrii," Neil said. as we sal. togedhgr after tho children w`el`\é in hed. ' ‘I thank God every day of my life tllut hc gave me the challrc to bc zl lnllll ill spill: of lny.lnistskcs.'

"And I thank Ililll for you. my bli-

iown he respected more than hc did- -me, -amy -mv beautiful ho-me ». and M

l. we bade cacll other good night on -our lli's't.Chrlstmns ln'our'néw homo. A happy, thankful, man and woman; a loving husband and wife.

The End.

- Jane Phelps’ next story, “Sandra The Jclllolls" you will find to be a superb one. "A young, untried girl is`s good deal like a book with its lehves uncut" writes .lane Phelps in her newest novel. “lt may Ile she lwill be interesting'--or tilnt his tliiilghts will wander because of n samcness in the story. which bores hlflli Very young women are so aux-

"lous to be everything all nt once

tllat they leave no page llnturneil, nothing fresh and new to stir msn's jailed appetite." Sandra -(`-0lli‘U’l¢‘-Y wus this type and lrlna Burton was, oil. so very different. Sandra was just eighteen. ll-mil had' been tllrougll the harrow- ing mill of experience and emerged with no illusions but with startling depths of character.

le answered shilling, null bending

in lown to kiss me. “Here is a lett uh 'rom Frederick. I forgot it for m _ moment. The postlnan just left it.

L‘I`

ll.

III'

1. the may think, Now I have some-

! thing to tell y'ou. Robert said I

d ing it in ills hand, it wus for tc

thousand dollars. ‘bcczlusc _vou :lr wo ll it to thc business, not bccaus

H f

new holnc. or our plans for Robert l _ ` __

..:~ _ '-urs’ /

-el’-`” °§<= Q¢`

»» W- byfesting Sllre ded lglhest Biscuit.,_It-isp_,_.,,,

lm.. w ll-so -id .» ° - _ _ 4',,_

Clellmus will °1'fi¢S and °fl\f=f frllife-

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THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN _

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» YCUR GRIP ON LIFE "‘ " , The summer came and went.. Our - - ‘\ " garden was a constant source ' "

°° I depends onthe gripyoullsve on satlle_foo<lllzll1i_fS_»...§,.._....

h- -nw H- You can strengthen your rip on life and health-

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lot p _ _' _. . IL ., , _.

ex.; dqys.Awelcome lellef fiom the fayy iiifeil og i ? Hy

to us. l had cautioned them about ;"h ='-I' 1.:-~-_T 7-‘T-l'l'¢,~ _

ld 9 “lf . - Win- '-sl.-.-

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MADE INA CANADA Am'T'#‘~ _lid-Y: ` ' _

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and his little sister wllo had arrived , p¢__‘,DZ'? 0 __ _ _ 'LW 'U ` _ tn' _ _ in the lute autumn. and wllom Rob- ' . -e _ _ ,,"¢’¢¢“( ,-j" ‘"5 Qi ` ` . fp- _ . --1--1-»---1. - -.f'¢°- f=i”<l s. les - _ ' __ .L-5 °

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