3 tordinue in my other lines of work,

JUNIZZZ. 1943,

THEIJZHARI-QFIEEAZE GUARDIAN

PAGEEIVE

Corp. Leo W. Pineau No. 1 Co. R. C. Enginees son of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Plneau, New Glasgow, who I135 been serving overseas for the past 40 months. "w

Another brother Gun. Adolph Plnea

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will be discontinued. cases but late planters often find appointment the result. To avoid day o! delivery only. will be given any one order.

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- —\-§Q-Q-§-§-Q I "H ' uite f til-k 0076 . 04900000000000» ‘o! hilgsgu.“ Icaliaaipgg: 05mg ‘igflly’ i!‘ She stood s enty e 111115 S 0 A till the train was out of 1518M‘ then she spoke. "I'll take a taxi. I'm in a hurry." m "Where are you 801118?” B! "r 1 h 'tl Jerry." I Ii Y St k iwiiiz M arses "Tiiailisncnoivli-lie P111111" Dem“ n ' ' said calmly. "I ran itno Barnet at - in+n+w+evwevwv new. _ the station ten minutes agllaflfld i318 told me he was going own 0 Exghan Q CHAPTER x. Windsor m the races." ~ Ammmdl“ 40"‘ a b bith u d cl I10 if,‘ Eefiitnd Tel Dennis walked to the window and ansivlverérillennls eiiallpcdmis tiiiii efifld ‘y, Bell Tel 154 Bafifw; mm 16¢ stood looking out into the street. followed her into it," Brazilian 2'1 Bendix Av 3 1., “Of course," he said after a '_‘R0ma.l’iOS, please, he toldlthe B c Power 2'1 Beth steel 62,: moment, _ driver. “You ll luncn with mc, lie Can Gem 8V: ems a ohm 4211., "You needn't ciome," Pauline said said as they drove away, Can Nor Pr 8% Edmm 30 breathlessly, and waited. "I can g0 "You're very positive, she sneer- Can Car Pfd 53%,‘, Auto u“, 37% by myself quite well," she added H5 ; ed. Can 1nd A1 A G n Em, 33 he did not speak. "If you'll send a, “I iim—-as_ positive as I am that Can Pac Ill/r Gin Mow" 531;, wire and see me ofl'—" lyou never intended lunchlng with C811 fififimihiil 13% K mean“ " 301'?‘ “Do you think you need go tO- Barnet." He laldhis hand on hers. gemmissiii it Ma“ WW1 45"’; any?" y th ltt biiihshgiddrew teii "““'J’.‘1¥.“£'1;'1'Y= ons e -. "1- . ese e ers " y you me s D0111 BT16 9 39 fi Yfinggi 1%: hM/Qmbeglllimléliifnbniegttim home, so he asked. Dom Stee B 9% $1 P t c0 491/ that makes it a day late." She shank back away from him Dom Textile '17 If“, of; J N 561; Dennis turned round. “If you'd into the comer. Ham Bfldke 1V.» F’ 511’. like me w come with y0u—-" "I feel sucih a cad," she said ai- How Smith 15% rexasdcgap 351" She was so thankful to him for most violently. _ _ Tob 111-t 321,39 C. 101;’ suggesting it that she broke into "How do you imagine I icel?’ Int Nickel 3651 a ,° Om 1'.‘ eager refusal. "Of course not! It. "I don't think men have any y a 9% U 5 51ml go would be ever so dull for you WithIconscience when they want a thing Mtl Power 259i ‘Yfngduwon “D Daddy away." badly enough." N8! SW01 CB1‘ 59 w“, m: 93' she slipped out of bed; she had| “A5 badly as I want you. 3'0" ~. gliaxwainiilggld e5- c -|quite forgotten her neg‘? Il€gllg€8,1m€i:1n?"dld t k d h q, - W 061,’ ,but for the first time nn no- S e no spea , an e we. t Gold Gate i; ‘ ‘iiidniiis did ou get that thing""|orl":You've made mistakes B‘il’i)éli'il He. Isidore Plneau (2) Forester 054,0 he asked. y i haven't 3/0117" y C., serving overser; for the post 20 “What thin '1’ 0111 5118-" She “Dozens-Y ,, months, son of Mr. and Mrs, And- 3,30 cciiloreld 1% eagure. ‘gt isnratlheelr paid for them? Pincgu N G1,. p_ E, 1, 041/ Ynce, sn’ ai- arac ose s s i er i, u is stating; 1,, Sanka‘ Commerce 136 zil-got such wonderful taste. I know, Well-Jm paying non. v _ u MY“ 14° 363i, you don't think so, but she has, all "You ve got u \'iVid iniaQIHHtIOII- 19311 the same.” “Have I?" lic cnilght her hfllld 20! "It's not so bad." Dennisk siagisuddenlg ‘arid raiisfedhit til) his liP-sd- 41 .. . . ~ l, i ~ .- ‘ch h @"s<>\1‘$-fl_11 Montreal Curb 6"‘§§.§}§g§,mi1g.=ya§¢i‘§a_‘?¥? xiii? $311.75“! rgeehelaii 11363.11?“ zigziinsl 111. 13s 49o» “Oh, do you think so?" She ranms if it were somclililig unutterii y '. ' b‘-‘ ,1m~t.'ed. i, Abmb, C , aygfshguwziilrhdarifhirigiireie “@1011? i mgcloxgbldraa cidisacd eyes. I “This yi. ‘ 0m 100 1.30 liuiidny is being spoiled, she added was what she had unnicd, l us “.15 Abitibi Pfd 14"‘: 109 a. moment later. “What will you dolwhat she hurl ionized for and ul- Asbestos 24's‘ 1'81 without hie?" most pra ed for. for months. and 1* C" Vickefs 6"-- ow Dennis thrust a hand into hisivct now thad come she was 110! y 'D°m T81‘ 8'] ti?» coat ket. happy. ggmeogil 335 141, “I iiggrd from Swrnaway this she thought of Eatulineis-xlieefrlinlg p 141. ' - _ ' ~1.~.'_ d ' t errie ec- The practice of booking orders for flower plants in advance, Int Pete 19" 47:,“ Lrwflggngayig? Siigoagg ,,l°,,s‘°,‘j,ndfgél,l§l‘glis“ier,‘,, 15$" hora that she was This method has been satisfactory in most f 4:5 with him to-night." He broke off 1 robbing a child of its learcst pos- tlieir order; annoy, be mm], (m. ., 93 and added, almost too urgently; session, __ - "if ' i t i lu ch ‘with ‘he lath" "M" Wm b‘ “ken ‘m c Z8 ml tololixgrigfv but if Mother i you. viiiliu liidiiayii," Q11» said N" “Xvelltion will be made and no priority 231: is ill'iI‘1l pack now. You go and coolly, and put on i101’ Blovfi- ' T11 fill the many small orders which Q i 0 03 look up a. train. Barbara. will be‘ vflie taxi stopped land tlicgrgtolt 111°C!" With a m"! "1 9“! 111011581111 D1111". and have each and 51,210 §gm‘ Jflfi 21—§Cr§)—o1o- Pacalm 05 ‘ssgrgitnvgoilhtinégg wed plaxmd iiillile inrrtkiliiyalgociig. g m] a c all orders complete just cannot be done and no furthe at Ii g s Que a 0115' Paliwur i: did <5 answe " he stood l-Ic ordered lunch, and the waiter A d tflll r “mp” Q Cl Paltenan 2%: hei Iilvlih moody les went iwiy "Y or ers no ed or part filled are I a Perron "1 “Ia ' . 9X '- i - ‘ . .1 "-- d» m» m ti-‘*“‘°""“ sag-grew 5S3 ..§l*“.?:;“l. ‘time w ""1 1...-‘1¥i‘.‘i.";’.‘1‘§ “;21$:1.:2.1:?r1;" “fat ,- l’ s - ,_ , -' 1. ‘ ‘ . ',,., = ' Roche 041,, Youre a good little soul, he should you like mo. s» .'. . “Love you," he corrected obstin- P B ll E — West Royalty “limo: 25'1" Said " ih 1~ 11 ihawkey 02¢, I lovs you, Pauline said wt ate y- _, .. hinin eyes. She went on as if she had 110$ 512E551?“ gals Shegfelt perfectly happy. even hear . _ ,_ nave 1, 021; though she was leaving Dennis. She I am nothing S011 fldmlle-Ytl“ Fate 07|was sure he would miss her ter- say I drink too much and stay out L03 steep R0 222 ribly, but after all in, was only tor too much at night. {ioié think I 32 Sturgeon 13 a few days, and then they would have wovmflriy men fr onus.’ 17 sud B," [99 bg together again, ‘I dont think, I know. I 27% Sylvan 1.80 ' ' ° "Yes" bu‘ I think mud hem.” 52 Tack H 29o Barbara was dressing when Paul- | sit up and try and loo less lute.- 140 Towagmac 14 1m rag-lg ner- up_ ,estcd"in me. 1m rather well knouii 07 Ventures 5.75 “Good-bye!" For a momentliere. 7.51 Vermilzita, 26 Barbara's heart seemed to stand “YQll Seem Wnbe We“ know“ BOYNE LODGE-won s... s... :22 sirevs-rt.*ic.tzrpsaaz.s_~ °'§i1'é";iéfi@1'5'°~"f’1m 11.. 1 , CHARLOTTETOWN, THURSDAY JUNE 24, 194a Eilfirfgifou. {'82 Ym" m‘ piifiiyéihfifiiii“iiitveéihlfiks “ii? $1l1.’1'i.1’31’<1‘a1.. 101i 1.11. .1 y l ' ' . ‘ll _ at 10 oclock A. M. 931333311111 1.513 cums it; “$1210”? trygrt a. few days. 11h ..De,,,,,,,, do,“ be megs,“ 3%,- . Dom Wool 71,-’, 5 "Shunt I se 'ou again?" 118m 51131390 her cocktni. _' ‘s The R.W. Orange Lodge of the L.0.B.A. of P. E. I. Easier I 14 gglhlgi-iidgs 291.4 Barbara's veoige was a little Hggdy" She Wd- We“ “m5 "° . W1" meet in B“ Li.“ Li?» i-Ziiii gdies solid?» iriieéiriiigilid-biiiitigdéiiiii? T’ i“ ihg‘, mgtgt {$16 iggnwuxfgegjylng . _ “ ' twev - ve. 1 ANNUAL SESSION 111 KNIGHTS 0F PYTI-IIAS train-itgso .11.. ti... ° Danni: hl15'y€C." 1111 5.1.1 obstinately. —— Barbara drained her glass and

LODGEROOM, Grafton St., Charlottetown

0N 'l‘f-IURSDAY, JUNE 24, 1943 at 10 o’ciock A.M.

J. A. MURRAY Grand Sec. L.0.A

classified 3c per word; ln Memori and l0 cents for every additional

application.

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Minimum Charge for Any Advertisement 25 Cents

Gentral Guardian locals, 5e per word; Western and Eastern locals 2c per word; Announcements and

Floral and Spiritual Offerings, Cards, etc" 5o per name; Letters of Condolence 70c per inch: Wedding engagements 40 words for $1.00

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Teachers Wanted

Male Help W unted

‘TED — FOR THE COMING '1' u ca-puiilc teacher for North

i . ‘ii-yon School No. 14d

granted a good suplcment. J. W. ‘iliomas, Secy, Albany K331221121

WANTED -— TEACHER FOR Grand Entry Prod. School, 8 month term starting Sclllcmbfil’ isi. $50.00 H. month. Light school. A. W. MacMillun, Scdy-Trcas. Grand Entry, Magdalen islands

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WANTED -— MECHANICS FOR. local garage. Apply National Selective Service unice.

For Sale FOR sauf- A PRAM. PHONE 1202-61 i,

FOR sate - SHORTI-IORN 111R l year old. Not registered. J Warren Villett, Hampton. 6~3l-2i

FOR SALE — 3 YOUNG CHESTER sows in young. Apply Edwin Logan, Fort Augustus. 6-22-li.

hon sand-ninety FEET NEW Garden Hose, with nozzle. 222 Grafton Street. 6-22-11.

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The Legislative and Public Library will be closed be- Kinning Wednesday, June 23 while Library is being de- loraied until further notice "Bough the Press. 5N5‘

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My nephew having enlisted in his Majesty's services I I111 discontinuing horse-shoe- lmz after June 2s, but will

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FOR. sane-so BUSIIELS EllBAN Oats for late sowing, R- E, Con- nelly, Dunstiiffnage. 6-22-11.

FOR. SALE (Jill-ZAP. CAR. Apply James Swan, Mount Ed- ward Road. 6-19-21.

FOR SALE — TRUCK WAGON with BOX. pole and channels. Apply Claude Smith, East R0 - 8i y. 8-22-24- i.

"Who's your lady friend," police asked George Lyndon when he stop- ped his car at Hackney to drop a

ed for misusing gasoline, issued for business purposes, and fined equiv- alent of $90.

Tests in drying English fruit have been started by the Department of $i9nim¢ l-Ild Ilidllitflfll Rejeurch atto the Dillon laboratory, near Maid- s ne.

A Wnodel" slum, cleared, disin- fected and permanently preserved as a. warning to future ages y“ suggested by Loni Nathan at on English Town Exhibition.

Bide-mm, rifles and bayonet; were carried into Westminster A)!" hey by 1,000 Home Guards during, a parade service. The Dem of Westminster t recall s prev- ious occasion when arms were horn

woman passenger. He was summon-Jmfd- Wm"! maitfial. 6%.. Wh ch

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Red Cross Corps News

Prepared by thcnC-liarlottetown i etachment, Canadian Red Cross Corps

0n Thursday evening, June 17th. the Charlottetown Detachment of the Canadian Red Cross Corps met at Victoria Park for their usual weekly military drill under the di~ rection of Sgt. Mnclntyre of St. Dunstans C. O. T. C. This was followed by a. March Past, with the Provincial Commandant, Mrs. H. L. Palmer, taking the salute and a short route march around the park roadway, with the Charlottetown Girls’ Band in attendance.

Fomier L-Cpl. Jean Grant of this Section, now of the W. R. . - . S., left Charlottetown recently af- ter a short lmve at her home. Her next posting is one which will be of paricular interest and adventure and we shall look forward to later news in this connection.

Recent training has consisted mainly of drill and respirator drill for members of the Transport Sec- tion. Supplementary Antl-Gas ex- aminations were held for those mis- sing the regular exam and results will be available shortly.

Special duties in connection with driving for the last Crippled Child- ren's Clinic, the weekly service dance, and the Aircraft Detection Corps have been performed.

Driver Kathleen Hornby, now Pte. Hornby of the C. W. A. C. enlist- ed within the past few days and was to join the entertainment group which toured Prince Edward Island the past week in the interests of recruiting.

Also with this entertainment group was another former driver of the Transport Section oi this De- tachment. Pte. Laure Jeanne Arsen- ault, whme singing has so often de- lighted Charlottetown audiences, re- turned to the Island in connection with the current C. W. A. re. oruiting campaign. Pie. ArsenauiUs sister. Felice. who was one of the original members of the Transport Section is also on service. She is now a transport driver with the W. R. C. N. S. NURSING AUXILIARY SECTION

On Saturday, June 5th Jeverai members of the Nursing Auxiliary Section met at the Legion Home on Grafton Street where they received Slllwlles of fruit, cigarettes, ma -

they distributed to the 105 service men and veterans confined to the different military and civilian hos. pitnis in thisgnren,

OFFICE ADMINISTRATION sac-non

The course in "Orderly room pro- cedure’ for Section Three was m... gSLQBEOi-ion header Mrs. A. B. Cosh

begun Monday Qvgnh)‘, Jun’. F“ \ I ‘ ‘ , ‘ Mendionieqcyyeriii Feel Weak, Worn, tilll ‘i

l-i-vsrith one hundred percent at- tendance of those in the Section who Iliad not already taken the course. With these lectures the clerks who joined Section Three during 1942 are completing their Basic and Advanced Training as outlined by the Canadian Red Cross Corps. For several girls who en- listed recently the course forms the beginning of their training as mem- bers of the Red Cross Corps.

FOOD ADMINISTRATION SECTION

Members of the Food Administra- tion Section are looking forward to the opening of the Blood Donors‘ Clinic in Charlottetown, where they will be responsible for the serving or refreshments to the donors. On Thursday evening, June 24th, at eight o'clock in Room 10 of Prince of Wales College, Mrs. Hazel Wright. Clerk of the Office Admin- istration Section, will give a talk on her recent trip to Fredericton in connection with the Blood Donors’ Clinic there. This lecture is open to anyone who is interested in joining the Food Administration Section. and thereby gaining tine opportunity of doing some practical service in this very worthwhile undertaking. Plans are being made to open a canteen at the Saturday night dances at Brighton Club. This can- teen will be run by memhers of the Food Administration Section, and the money made will be used for Red Cross purposes.

IIANDSOMEST IRISHMAN DEAD

OREESIJOUGH. Eire, - (CP) — Dr. Patrick S. Walsh, K.C. former judge in Cyprus and onetime chief Justice of the Seychelles Islands died here. Six feet. three inches tall, he was described as "the handsom- est Irishman livinil."

Lloyds has extended its “I000 to i" air raid insurance to include civil accidents of all kinds as well us war risks.

In the United Kingdom. Industry played an important part in the closing M the gap between the sup- ply and consumption of fuel during

booked a seat and is coming to see- me on." ' Then he was not going with her. Barbara's pulses quieted.

“The twelve-five from where?" she asked.

"Grand Central."

“I'll be there to see you off." "Will you? You Barbara. You'll look after Dennis for me, won't you? Dr- Starli- nway is coming up to town for a few days, so Dennis will have him, but I shall be much happier if I know you are looking after him as well, Barbie."

"I don't ixriagins he will, though," Barbara said quickly, 1 "Of course he willl I thought

youd put that idea out o: your head. I'm sure he really likes you Barbie."

Barbara gave a short laugh. "I'll do my best—-if you really want me to," she said reluctantly.

“Thank you so much, Then you'll be at Grand Central." Barbara turned away from the phone. she felt angry; she felt as if she had deliberately taken a treasure from a child's hand, as she put on her hat and coat and sent for a taxi.

Pauline was o. fool to leave Deli- nls in New York. Didn't she know couldn't she see the way the iviiici was blowing? Li. was absurd to be so blind and trusting.

She reached Grand Central a moment before the train started. Pauline was already seated. She looked somehow like a. child going gack to school after a happy holl-

ay.

"Don't lean out of the window," Barbara teased her, "and wait till the train stops."

Pauline laughed.“ I'll send 'ou a wire directly after I et iome, Dennis darling-and you'1 write to me.”

He made a grimace. "You used to write lovely letters when we were engaged." Barbara mocked mockingly. “What a shame to thmw his in his face." was bitterly Jealous of that past and of the letters he had written to Pauline. The guard blew his whistle, and

and "W!

care of

s neck. -bye, my precious,

the winter. The Ministry of Fuel and Power's technical experts gave valuable aid. An example of saving has been shown in the nickel ind- ustry where the saving of fuel per ion of metal refined has been about 40 per cent.

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into the abbey.

A new British Association of Phy- sical Medicine, with s council of I0.

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has been formed in lnndon.

Forbes MacDonald ll. M. 5.. son of Mrs. Annie F. MacDonald. I1.» Creek, who recently returned Halifax from a visit homo.

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are a darling. Y

Pauline leaned out. of the window put her arms round her hus-

take

set it down.

“Everything that never will b9. she said firmly. “What 50ft 0f a wretch do you think I um? Paul- ine ls my friend." “She is my wife. but it makes no difference to the fact that I love out

“You thought vou loved her when you married her."

“I d love her. I do Rive her in some ways, but it's not the love I have for 'ou. I can imagine that it is Fossibe to love many women as I ove her, but only possible to love one as I love you." "You should write a book," Bar- bara mocked him.

“I suppose you've heard every- thing I can say to you from other men." he said savagely.

She shook her hcad, "No, None

lli stOIllhWlly. inirl I know lie (locsirt —c\'ci' found oiu- "

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BIBLE SOCIETY MEETING

ONE HUNDRED AND FOURTH ANNUAL MEETING

PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND AUXILIARY TO

British and Foreign Bible Society

IN CAI\I-\l).-\ AND NE“'l*‘()l.‘l\'l)L./\ND

UNITED CHURCH

HUXTl-Ili RIVER. l’. E. ISLAND

Monday Evening, June 28th

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The Guest Speaker is The REV. (YANON J. W. 1\Izicl)0.\'.»\l.I) of Wycliffe College, Toronto Please plan to attend this meeting.

The Bible is a shining light in the darkness- it stands for Iiuman liberty.

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“Will you dine with me and Stor-

v Barbara Qrcw suddenly grave. iiawur to-iiiclitl" Dennis nskvd. ‘ '

“Hun? _\'ll'.l vvcr 1mm. l '»\l would happen ii P 1;» ‘t-r kn Sh‘ stopp approve of inc. You forget that we. and lic broiu- in quickly‘: "Found mi! ~wli2i'.‘!"

"Certainly not. I don't likt- Dr.