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B! Gertrude Knevoll 4 "chasing a trnmPT" 311W" :rled. l!!! patience was not. after all, inexhaustible,

"It's that good for nothinz RA!- 'criy." Zora smacked down the inlds of tissue on the smoking set. “April, she got a letter from him zhis morning. His letter said he was sick and lyin‘ low’ in IOmB- body's camp out to the islre. and rouid Miss April come and fetch ppm right arway The nerve!"

"Nerve indeed." Bill screed ‘And. she went, I suppose?"

“Of course. She's 39in‘ to brins mat feiler baclr here and nurse rum till he gets well. so she sallk"

Bill rushed out of the house. The new roadster would eat up the irifllng distance to the lalce in half the time April could make it. M matter how she hurried.

In her rush to get off, and think- mg c-nly of Rafferty, April had

lorgottan the matter of sea, so it '

isas that when Bill roared round | rurve on the longest stretch be- iwe-en filling stations, he spied I. narkdd car and a girl in a green int frantically flourishing a can.

"l-ley." he shouted, putting on makes. "Hop in, my fair client. ind get yourself investigated."

“Please. Bill. I'm ln s. hurry. I've got important business."

"So have I.""rhe owner of the "oa-dster swung out and stood be- ude her. “Ever been kidnaped?" ‘we inquired grimly. "Bey your prayers." Apouisoe. and April was lifted high and set inside Bill's car. x-ie leaped in after her. banged

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the door. and they were off. "I'm about tired of this nonsense’ said Mr. Brown. “You can't dodge me any longer.” .

"Listen, Bill. rvve got to get to the lake."

“You're going there. This bus can make ninety if you like, but I'd Prefer not to hurry. I want time to explain things," Bill found himself suddenly red and embarrassed be- heath his captive's @001 stare,

"Yes?" April inquired. "Rally, Bill, I can't see why you should have explained anything to any- body, If you didn't care _ Pm glad you have a lot of money and that you are going to help the town with some of it. Otherwise what you do, or don't do can't mat- ter to me‘

It. gave me s. better chance to know, you and, anyway, let's for- get‘ all that. What matters ls—"

"That you let me out when l tell you to." April mapped. "It's a shame to take a car like this through the woods but now you've come so far you'll have to help me.

Here's where we turn into the uoods. Sure you don't mind?"

"Of course not."

Bill swung the roadster round

the curve and into the narrow lane that led all the wsy to the lake Today the lake looked cold and unattractive. Both April and Bill turned their eyes to the for end. and saw the jet of black smoke at the some time. “Cabin on fire!" April cried.

"My cabin." Bill echoed “Looks as if the oil stove‘: exploded. l-lere -wait.!"

For April had hopped out of the car and was tearing along the narrow path by the- water's edge. As Bill caught. up with her, she panted. “Rat's there. Hurry—we've got to get him out." _

When they broke through the screen of bushes, flame was be- ginning to curl from the lean-to rooif. "Keep back." Bill ordered. "Out of my way!" l-le peeled off his sweater, dipped it hastily in a buc- ket o! water and with the wet garment protecting his head, rushed into the cabin.

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With fears of emotion and Jioke irritation running doll Ila! cheeks. April did her best to apply makeshift dressings to the burns Bill made lllht of. ‘lihen they both tried to revive Rafferty. but with- out success He must be carried to‘

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the car and taken to a doctor at onoe, Bill insisted. April would have to drive.

At the hospital Doctor Edmonds. in the accident room-i, bandaged Bill's hands and later gave them a report on Railferty. “The main‘: reviving, but he's very meals and you'd better not try to talk to him. Bad heart and the ef- fect of smoke. He'll come through though. You want him to stay here?”

“Of course. Give him the best care you can" Bill insisted. "Pri- vate room-good nurse-do all you can and we'll be along tomorrow.”

All the way home to FlilfmOllflii April maintained an almost un- broken silence. When she stopped the car st Jerome's gate. Bill pro- tested "Let's go on up to your place. Let's make tea in the kitchen, April? I want to talk to you."

"You can make tea at Jay's. Good-bye now, and thanks again for everything. No. I don't want the car I'm taking the short cut up the hill." April hopped. out and

thireshold, she bum, “ into Bill.

was of! across the garden before Bill‘could stop her. She walked fast, without a backward look. As she stepped into the house the house, the big, half-empty rooms seemed oold and cheerless. She went upstairs to change her _soiled, soo-rched clothes. Coming dowvn a few moments later, she leaned against the newel post, dropped her face l on her anm Things did'seern rather impossible. Tough ludk being twenty-one. with no family and nothing in life to look forward to but work-work that everyone solid you weren't fitted for. shed show them, though. She'd grind at those social work courses and get some good

hard Job in a far-away place where she'd never hear Bill Brown's name again; where she

could forget the way ha looked, his eyes. his smile, everything about him.

At a sound from the library April raised her head. Bill's eyes met hers. and something brighter than flame leaped between them and drew them to each other’s arms.

Darkness gathered in the long dim room. All the old arguments. quarrels and controversies were forgotten as these two-sitting in the one big chain-kissed, and kissed again,

Bill tried to hold April fast, but she slid out o! his arms and land- ed in a forlorn little heap on the rug. There she eat. looking up at him. her soft hair tossed back in a might cloud fro mixer intense young feoe. her blue eyes dark and serious. "You're a wonderful per-

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_ CITY TAXES. - June 30th il the nnal date for payment of Bec- ond Installment City of Charlotte- town Taxes.

ENGAGEMENT. -— Mr. and Mrs. Claude Howatt, Cape Traverse, wish to announce the engage- ment of their daughter Nadine Philippa to Sheldon Robert, son of Nlr. and Mrs. Neil Nicholson, Hartsville. Marriage to take place in July.

HOSPITAL JUNIOR LEAGUE- The regular monthly meeting of the Junior League of the Char- lottetown ' Hospital was held Tuesday, June 22nd at the Nurses’ Home. The minutes of the previ- ous meeting were read and ap-

proved. Mrs. Jack MacEachei-n gave a financial report. Mrs. Julesl Gaudet reported for the workf ccirnmittec. lilrs. Walter La/wlorl reported for the Ways and. ilvleans Committee on the success of the Tag Day. It was moved and seconded that the' ‘weekly meetings discontinue for ﬂhe Sunl-mer and begin again on September 7th. It was moved and seconded that the business meet- lings be held on the first Tuesday of each month. It was moved land seconded that. a card be sent to any sick members. It was moved ‘and seconded that. club party be wheld. Mrs, John Connolly then ‘gave a very interesting report on ,ihe Hospital Convention held at St. Andrew's. N. B. There being no further business it was moved and seconded that the meeting 'ad_l0lll'l’l. Tea was then served by wMrs. Carl Green and Mrs. L. i Gaudet.

jln Memorials:

i MR. HARVEY T. WOODSIDB

. Clinton lost one of its oldest and most highly respected resid- .ents in the death of MI. Harvey T. Woodsicie in the early hours of iThursda-y morning, June 17th., i948. l-le was the last member of the large family of the late Mr. [and Mrs. James Woodside of Clin- ‘ion. being born eighty-five years

ago. - i When a very young man Mr. Woodside learned the trade of

blacksmithing with Mr. William P. Wopdside, afterwards taking over his workshop where he con- tinued to serve the surrounding communities until a few years ago, when owing to age and ill- health‘ he was forced to re- tire. He was a very efficient workman and was holiest and up- right in all his dealings with the |i;iubllc. A life q! complete un- |selflshnees merited for him a wide circle of friends who will long

son, Bill," she said. "and. you should have a wonderful wife. Somebody beautiful wise and experienced."

"Instead of somebody beautiful and foolish and adorable?" Bill questioned softly. "Honestly. though" - and Bill's voice was sudden grave-"I think I can un- tier-stand your objection to marry- ing an idle chap in a world like ours today I'm not in that class ‘any longer. April, You and I will ,have our holiday. We'll step crft ‘ into the blue’ as you said the other riay at the air field. We'll roam as far as we like. and then we'll come home and work together? 0h, April,‘ hasn't. the time come I warned you about-the time . for you to stop this‘ ‘no’ business and to say ‘Yes, 3111'?"

"Yd, Bill-my Bill!"

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RETAIN THIS ADVERTISEMENT FOR READY ISSUID l5! AUIIIUIJIIV OI HON. lRNl§i BFRTHAND Kﬁ MP POSTMAS-YER GENRRRIj a I remember his many acts of kind-Hue‘ it w“ an abpealmg thought CANADA lily to BMW ""158 if In? "WY "l!

ness, his willingness to serve those, for whom he worked, and his? thoughtfulness for others. |

Ha leaves to mourn his passing» three sons, Hadley, Bradalbane; Willa, Saint John, N. 3.; Harvey. Sumimerside; also five daughters, Hazel, Mrs. George Sharpe, Bor- den; Nina, Mrs. Wilfred Picker- ing, Clinton: Carrie, Mrs. Francis Murray. Graham's Road; Theresa, Mrs. Hyatt Haslam, Springfield: and Miss Vivian, who tenderly cared for her father in his de-

clining years; also is grand- children and 13 great grandw children,

His funeral took place from his late residence Saturday afternoon, June 19th and was attended by a host or relatives and friends. The many beautiﬁul floral offerings bore silent testimony of the es- teem in which the deceased was held. The service was conducted by Rev. S. J. Davies assisted by Rev. W. B. MacPhail, Bradalbane, Rev. Gordon Stevens, Margate and Rev. E. R. Woodside, Tryon. The hsimns sung were Peace. Per- fect Peace, Forever With the Lord and Abide With Me. After the Benediction was pmnounced the remains were borne to their last

etery and tenderly laid to rest be- side those of his wife who pre- deceased him ten years ago.

The pallbearers were Messrs. David O'Connor John W. White- head, Wesley l-feaney, 1134-11551, Pickering, Justin Woodside and Elton Woodside.

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The family of the lat-e Harvey T. Woodside wish 'i.o thank all kind friends and neighbours who in any way helped in their recent sad bereavement.

Anglican Camp

The country aide of Victoria and Orepaud never looked loveller than the day when the eunp Miss Mercia Tlbbs. ATOM. made survey of the Church Centre on the grounds of the Anglican Church. with a brfmming tide on the red shores

and the new green on fields and

to have ten days in such envicrns. ggggélgcgnwnkn ISLAND T" “m? Wm ha" smpmg i IN nun PROBATE comer quarters indoors or in tents and} The u"! d”, M June A_ D_ 194a. Wm’ 11°"! i” ‘he d" W1“ bei In ReEstate of’ 1.1mm JOSEPH planned to give the girl varledlNoRmE who adopted n“; w“ fun in ventures she has dreamed ‘known by "u, mm, of T505155 of. such as hﬂnd-wffts- Mk NORRIE lake of Charlottetown in dancing, drunatics, swimming Que“, Con“ y“ u“ u“ Prov. and campfires. There will be jolly in“, g mgmbgf o; eh, my“ gm. singsongs as Miss Tibbs is a adlan Air Force, killed in action, highly trained musician and hasilntestatew ‘ taught piano and violin in girls'~Q_To the; Sheriff of thaoCoggivi of schools f ueens oun y or any ns e or The experience of making new Uterine IMHO" Within ill-Id County. friend-s will be a highlight to the GREETING- WHEREAS upon reading the new camper. and the after years. M" . . petition on ﬁle of Mary Isabel prove the solid voith of‘ - . MacLeocI of Charlottetown afore- friendshlps made in such an , he! as were Wm be atlsald, stenographer, the Administra- flcfmsp w on. of u... above named Estate "m “gs n‘ {praying that a. Citation may be I8-

The mumwmg a" the Sta“ ‘sued for the purpose hereinafter set ggtggirrr Renisfidiﬁirci: 12:15:’ iforth: You are therefore hereby re-

. lred t it ll rso Interested Commandant: Miss Ada l-larrls. the 5:“? ﬁjfnjlf, “Hind "we" Qllﬂriermﬂsie" MYS- CIWP- Nlmei before the Judge present at a. rio- l\_fiss Florine Evans. Swimming d: My, Cour]. to be held in the court

why the Accounts of the said Es- tate should not be passed and the Estate closed as prayed for In said petition and on motion of William E, Bentley, Esq” Proctor for said Petitioner.

And it ls hereby ordered that l true copy hereof he forthwith pub- lished In some newspaper published In Charlottetown aforesaid once in each week for at least four eon- secutlve weeks from the date here- of and that a true copy hereof be forthwith postedin the following public places respectively, namely, in the hall of the Court House in Charlottetown aforesaid, st or near the Bank of Nova Scotia in Char- lottetown aforesaid and at or near the Royal Bank of Canada in Char- lottetown aforesaid so that all per- sons Interested in the said Estate as aforesaid may have due notice thereof.

IVITNESS His Honour Harold Leonard Palmer. Judge of the said Probate (‘ourt at Charlottetown in Queen's County. the day and year

Physical: Miss. Eleanor ClaPP- ill-louse in Charlottetown in Queens ﬁrst. above written. Handcraft-S. lCounty, in the ssid Province, on By the Court.

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