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LONDON, July 19-(CF)-Cam ada's Chief Justice. Tiilbaudenu Rinfret. sat in the Court of Ap- peal today to study British lngnl

,1'HE GUARDIAN. CHARIDTTETOWN

Marrying Mark

3! VIOLEITE KIMIALL DUNN

I The morning following Ellen's departure from the earthly scene,

Mark woke to contusion. Then he i

looked through the open doorway into the emptiness that was Ellen's room. and remembered. But oddly

I enough. it was not his wite's going that came back to him. It was the memory of the horridly sweet fumes from hundreds of blossom - the curious mingling oi disso- lution and festivity - that had risen to the upstairs sitting room where he and young Valerie had sat the day before in delerence to custom.

From below had come a faint rustling. and the soft scrape of extra chairs. He could picture them - set in place by long-faced men in sober black, earning their bread by professional solemnity. He visualized the women who had abandoned their bridge tables. and the men who had left directors' meetings to listen to a man in

Church of England white, who .

Knew nothing at all of Ellen. read her iiineral service.

He had looked across at the delicate oval that was Valerie's lace and been filled with sudden wrat that Ellenls young daugh- ter should he forced to look on at all this. her eyes wide with un- asikcd questions, while habit sur- rounded Ellen's exit with perfurne and shaded lights. The thing was a relic of barbarism. a hangover from heathen rites. How much more decent. he thought. a pro- gress in respectable privacy to the place where Ellen's earthly gar- ment was to be reduced to ash. with a prayer or two for El-lenis peace in her new estate. whatever it might be.

He was indignant. too. that at- ier submitting to the conventions thrust upon him. he must be shut up here in the sitting room as if he were a criminal, while people thronged his houseyat will. And indignant that anyi.hing as joyous as a rose should be forced into un- willing contact with what couid be at worst only a colossal blund- er. ”I suppose we could send them to hospitals. "Valerie had said surl- denly.

Mark started. The child had surprised him more than once by picking his thoughts out of the air and handing them back to him. He didn't pretend to misunder- stand her. "I guess it would be better to do some good with them. I don't believe I ever saw so many -- even at the wedding."

Valt-ric's eyes then filled and brimmed. But her tears seemed more those of circumstances than

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ably sell Wide Acres now,” she told him. Mark started. "Sell Wide Acres?" The idea was purely fantastic. '

”rhat's what she said."

"I'd much sooner think of soil- ing Dorothy."

Valerie smiled a little. "She said you wouldn't want an enormous house all alone."

”But I'm not alone while there's you. Besides, I built it when there was nobody else here."

Vaierie's eyes brimmed again. It disconcerted him. For all her cap- tivity in Elients personality. she had never had the habit ot tears. He sat still. not speaking. His own freedom was so new lie hardly more than sensed the necessity for caution with Valerie.

"Dorothy said she and Paul could make room for me. She said no e nobody could expect you to-to-"

”Maybe Dorothy has forgotten that I adopted you legally a long time ago."

"I don't think so. But she said nobody could expect you to - to keep me - now -- "

"Let's get us some more fiir." said Mark. He leaned forward, tak- ing her with him. and laid a log on the flames. He had entirely for- gotten for the moment what was going on below. Had even forgot- ten Ellen, lying almost warmly beautiful under shaded lights in flesh-colored satin. "My darling child. you're not a piece of fur- niture I had sent home on ap- proval. You see, the law gave you to me. Dorothy can't take you away - unless. of course. you want to go." To be continued

Achievement ol Manhllnld Guides The 1st Marshtield Guide Com-

pany has made rapid progress since they started just over I year ago and are even more tuil oi enthusiasm. The lollowing guides gave an excellent demonstration of Semaphore including sending and receiving messages: Jane Wood. Betty Foster. Barbara -Tenklnl. Iris Frlzzel. Irene Foster. Millicent Munn. Lona Scott and Marguerite Munn. Attractively planned Na- ture books were presented for the test and the girls all passed suc- cessfully. The meeting taken by the Field Secretary was at the shore with Lenders. Mrs. John Munn and Mrs. Hector Jenkins. Most. of the teat work was carried out before supper and after a feed of sandwiches and cookies with the most delicious coffee made over the camp fire by Mrs. Munn. A review of future work was plan- ned and a talk on the coming camp was given by the F. 3. These guides are chiefly senior girls who made a very determined oifort with sincerity to accomplish all the work required in the Second Class test by this month and they have every reason to be very proud of receiving the Second Class badge. The work was tackled systemat- ically hy the Leaders and test fin- ished step by step until completed. Examiners for the various sections have been Miss I. Arsenault. Div. Comm.. Miss G. I-tart. int. Comm.. and Mrs. F. S. Jenkins. F. Sec.

I do feel that this Company is to be highly congratulated on their achievement and if the First Class work is tackled in a similar man- ner we shall have some splendid Guides In Mnrshfleld area. They are such a healthy clean and smart looking bunch of youth that it is a real joy to work with them. and their obvious delight in guide work a great pleasure. After sup-

cri for an hour and a half with the Field Secretary being really taxed to think up new ones. How-

ever it was a lot of fun and Even-

per had settled games were play-r

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i i fsong and Taps rang across the sea .and fields to close another splen- did outdoor guide meeting.

' The name lst Bouthport Gompain

Mrs. Nell Matheson of Southport lldViSCl that the Guides are hold-. ing a W. I. achievement Day on

Tuesday next 25th at 1:30 p.m, in the School. Sewing will be on ills. play and visitors will be welcomed of Guide Catherine Burns was omitted from the last Southport news. Catherine passed with others the test for Health. First Aid and knots of the Second Class.

of actual personal grief. Mark thought shc looked a little dazed. As it a strong prop had fallen. and left her suspended. When someone has done your thinking for you for almost fourteen years. yur-.I' own thought processes are a bit hazy.

lie stirred the logs in the fire- place. When they blazed. he sat. down on a deep sofa and held out a hand to Valerie. She rose obed- and sat beside him. and he put a casual arm around her. Some day. he hoped. she would lose the habit of auto- matic obedience. and blossom into spontaneity. He looked at her al- most: as it he had never seen her betnre. hardly realizing that in reality he never had. People who lived with Ellen were barred from any real knowledge oi each other. since her necessity had been in- ierpretation.

From below rose the sound ni singing. Mark had no idea who the singer was. Her voice was smooth and bland. tuned to con- solation. He wanted to get up and shut the sitting room door. but

taken charge of him and his grief. 'had left it open so that he and Valerie could hear the service.

instead. he talked softly and in- cessantly to Valerie. About the dogs and the horses. About the rose garden and the spring that was almost on them. About any- thing hc could think of connected with life and joy. until Valerie! tense young slimness relaxed against him. and her eyes like pools in her small white face lost some of their daze.

"Dorothy said you would prob-

Ellenia sister Dorothy. who had .

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