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that baby of yours. And, just for

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iour dealer has all of the Home Strninedlisby Foods, including these strained meats. Ixcxt. time you're shopping. look for them.

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are two bottles on hand at. A time . . . one for the table and one for cooking.

The Other Night, the small son of the house was restless and wskeful because he C0l.IItI not breathe through his nose. A head cold had clogged his

the poor darling was very un- Quickly showed his mother how road llbcrnlly inside his then sni CII well bsrk. eased Junior.

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v THE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN

Monthly Meeting Oh'tcwn O.W.L.

The regular meeting of the Charlottetown Dub-division of the Catholic Women's League was held Tuesday evening, in the Knights

of Columbus Home. with a good attendance. ' Reverend Director. Fstiher P.

Francis MacDonald was present and opened the meeting wltlh the League Prayer. Mrs. Fred J. Steele

presided, The f insncisl statement we read by Miss Gertrude Ooady

which showed the league to be In good financial standing. Mrs. C. L. MacDonald read the minutes of peat meetings.

Oorrespondence as read by the secretary. Mrs. Maurice Griffin. was as follows: P. 1:. Island Musical Festival Association. thanks for scholarship: Sacred Heart Home per Reverend Sister Mary Rosarle. the family of the late Mrs. D. J. Riley for symnat-hy extended. Mrs, Angus P. Pinnau for sympathy extended. tine Pm- vinclal Oonvener of Immigration. Mrs. W, J. P. Mao'M'il1an re the work. in narlshes for "New Can- adians," Oath:-ulic Social Welfare Bureau nnr Sister Mary Eugene. expruslnr gratitude to tine league members for tfheir Interest in hein- ing several needy families with food and olnthlng at Christmas. the family of the late Mrs. Ed. Cullen for symnsbhy in bereave- ment. His Excellency Most Rev. James Boyle, thanks for a re- membrance from the league: nt Christmas, Rector and Fscultv St. Dunstan's University re St, Dun- stsn's Centennial year. Red Cross Society's re snnunl mm-tinnon Feb- brusry I2, Mrs. John L. MeGuistm for wishes expressed during ill- neu. Prince EdiW3.!'d Island Chapter Polio re March of Dim-s Campaign.

The following conveners save

-seek a less expensive solution to lthe crowded school problem.

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monthly reports: citizenship, Mrs. Noonan: Social Service. Mrs.

Creamer; book review, Mrs. Hol- land; Girl Guides, Mrs. Art De- ooste: Publicity, Mrs. E. Mdrague; meinbership. Mrs, P. J. Nealis; program. Miss M. Dougsn; finance. Mrs. Peter Leclstr.

several new members were in- troduced by the membership con- vener and heartily welcomed by the President.

A number of ladies volunteered to assist with the pantry sale and rummege sale to be held In Feb- rusry.

Satisfactory reports on the study clubs organized dur- ing the winter months, by several of the members who volunteered to start these groups.

The president urged the mem- bers to attend the annual meeting of the Red Cross society.

Reverend Director gave an in- miring and , informative address on the Bible, which was much en- toyed and appreciated,

A social hour followed and sev- eral delightful solos were rendered by Mrs, Jo n Walsh, Br, becom- panled by is: Dougan. Refresh- ments were served by the social committee, consisting of Mrs. John L. McGuigsn, Mn. Kath- arine Creamer. Mrs. J. 13. Fleming Mrs, Peter Holland. Min Azncs Morgan and Mrs. Harold Nordkap.

Who virus of poliomyelitis is one of the smallest infectious agents yet. discovered.

BOYS! GIRLS! I3 to18

fry Cutieura for that

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heads. Cuticura often ut-

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CHAPTER X ''I hope to get away tomorrow." Gary replied as casually and cool-

"Whst?" Harvey lifted his voice so that Maria jumped. "You're not going! I hired you. You've got to stick here and see me through this business. You agreed to stay."

"rhat was tenatative. Mr. Mason. I iihink I'd better go. You can hire the men you need."

"I need you. You found this oil. You won't. like Mexico anyway, not in summer."

"Dad, if Mr. Tallman has a job down there -" Grace was sold, and her eyes moved over Gary with slow superiority.

"A man with a job in sight had better hang on to it," stated Oli- ver.

Mona Lee looked at them all calmly. "Gary's not going." she announced with a serene kind of finality. "He knows we need him - it Harvey insists on gouig on with this business -- and Gary wouldn't go and leave me when I need him. would you, Gary?"

He was on the spot. There was nothing to do but to agree. To persist would be to show himself ungrateful - and yet. how could he stay - see her every day...?

Later, when Harvey had gone all to the canon. dragging Oliver with him, Mona Lee came upstairs and tapped on Gary's open door. ”Gary," she said as he turned. "I do want you to stay! I'm worried - about Harvey - he's so impul- sive and he believes everybody. You could help him A lot. and it would relieve my mind."

"I'll stay, Mrs. Mason." Gary turned from the window. "If you ask me I can't refuse very well

after all you've done for me."

"You mustn't be influenced by that, Gary. But we wouldnt let you lose anything. of course..."

"Please. Mrs. Mason! I got you into this." He smiled ruetully. "I hope you won't hate the sight of me belore it's over."

"I'd never hate you, Gary. And if you hadn't found the oil, X suppose somebody would..some- body we couldn't even trust, may- be. If only Harvey would listen - take time to think things through."

"They never do. It's a fever. ft works like a drug. I've seen it (rive men crazy. often enough."

"We don't need any more money. We're comfortable. Too much money is bad for young people. Don't blame yourself - but I'll be glad If you'll stay - try to protect Harvey from being too foolish.

"I'll do that - as much as I can."

On Monday night Harvey peeled two twenty-dolls: bills from a roll and tossed them across the table to Gary. Gary gravely handed them back. "I haven't earned this - even if I had, I owe you ten

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time: as much." "1 have enough. Put five dollars

"Look here." blmmtd HHVCY. down on the back. That's more "You quit that job in Mexico to than I've been worth to you so help me out. You can't go around far."

without money." (Continued)

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