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, i, a dear little dioussgftxeiiizys: a bird's nest," l Gwen cried, holding out both hands to win as she aligihted. Conn e dear, how well you look! I really be- ‘ui-iit- this agrees Willi Y!” 3 we greewu [he party and they all ,i'i|IllL‘ iii on the porch. Gwen was too i - ic. “figfiliiisd. child's eyes-bluer than ‘ingot/Ell! You look so different from liast winter. Will It make me as lwung and charming? I could even endure lite country if it would make me so attractive."

1 turned to talk to the others. They were motoring to the Green mountains and ran out of their way to find our D1109-

“Lost six times! You are not on any motor mup I possess "' Gwen l,.,~p_i,i_ "\Vln, I haven't seen you~ for days, have I? D0 you like it here?"

“I hate it,” Win answered, look- ling down into her eyes. They were ‘standing a little apart from the umup, but I could overhear anti so could anyone who chose to listen.

"Well, she may be making a oils- nuke in burying you here all sum~ fmer, you with your talent. But the quiet won't hurt you!" There was ~s glance from those odd green eyes.

"You'll come in town next week and lunch with me, Connie! I'm uoiuo DY Wednesday," she said in parting.

"I'll be ilcliizhted.’ 'I answered me- t-hzinicnlly. And they tlnove off.

.... dict} he car disappear then turned and scowlsd at our iiousc. '

Hideous place! And the summer has only just started!"

n". -...i

SEPARATE WAYS Chapter ~18

litist zittciupt to bring Winthrop in-lo any sort of agreement with what ii liked. I knctv I was right about tlii. sum- :.ier arrangement. It was necessary lo economize in order to pay off l iviiat we owed his inuthcr, that was ‘ii iiiuttcr ot"lioiior and it was a uiiatici- of business too. ll We did, and in spite of his extravagant ten- jtlcncies Win helped with this, we t ivould be clear of debt by full and rouftl start all over again.

I wondered whcthcr we would tart all tivcr again when we re uriietl to town, as we hud slartctl lic fiill before‘! Would it be ilanc» dining, rating, gambling, m". iiiig lltllll plitiae to pilut-t- in it mud "ni v ti catch up~-wilh what‘! I Z ul the thought of going into ‘he city again.

Ullt‘ t‘.\'i‘lllll.-‘I Win phoiictl to find ui whether I could gct our nearest ‘lflirlihor, Mrs. Smith. to stay all sight with me, as he wanted to stay I‘! |.ir a party iii town anti t-ou‘ti t" Kl’! away for ilic lust train. As ‘Kc had no pliriuc, thc iii ugc wciit '\l .\li's. Smith's own lidi c. Siic ‘as fl. l to stay wilii iiic. though I ‘Ml no fear of being aliiuc, and Win "Iycd iu that night. .-\nti iniiuy

iii-i-_ nights, as it llflpllUllPll,

tlwcn had gouc away lflN('.\\'1li’ll‘l ‘i it Win lizitl fallcn iirwitii a crowd

‘ young fclloivs from lii viii his purtics, as hc tilw: _ Hilly ttiltl ma, wcro Hutu" affairs.

“Otherwise d'd ask you," he add- Ml.

I saw Gwen before she left. htiw~

rvcr. I lunched at hci- llilIllL‘ as I promised. She had half a tlozcn wo- iucu there, all people I kncw well. 'l'lic luncheon was evidently a ~trictily feminine flflllll‘ thouuli as I rcuicniber was smoked as niuch as we did when there were iiicn about. anti some of the women, cousidcrctl our very nicest and most cultured, used litnguago that ‘our grandmoth- ers would have ibceu satily shocked to hear. i But ll was used to this anti ‘thought nothing of it. After the lunch we were taken to ti. matinee —onc of the "summer shows." I was to meet Win i'0r dinner in tho city. and we were going home by nii curly evening train.

After the matinee, as I promised. .l phoned his ol'fice. It was a dump. hot sticky day.

“Aiake it seven o'clock," I said.

That was my

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_ tti bed lifter the iliilll)’ hail lit-cit cart‘

“[N[|ll llll”,

“That gives me an hour and u half to go see tMrs. Anderson." Win made no continent us rang ofl. , I was too tired from the he,“ to wish to walk, so I -took a taxi 1,, the East Side flat that was iiuw so faimiliur to mo. Little Coiinic W35 looking prettier than ever, but 5nd ly thin and pathetic. She was re iuarkably like iiie in some ways‘ She had the deep blur», ‘Ayes and 80111911 fluffy hair that I had as a child, and her skin was fine uni] delicate.

"It's air sihc needs. ii guess " ,\li~s_ Antiersun said. "She's out, u" n“, roof when the children can look af- ter her. Ilut I've not hail a cent troiu my iuan these many months, so Ive to earn it all for all of us." I gathered the baby into my arms and held it. She wais so tiseti to me she did "Q1 QTY as some ciiiltireii tlo with strangers,

"She do take her bottle ‘ht-tin. tifully and Ellen sends iiiuiiey for the best milk," Airs. Anderson wip- ed her hand-s free of suds to inspect 1181' youngest cilia critically. "sue ain't much flcsl: Oil liar," site con. ceded.

"will You let me lake her to the country wit-h me for the summgr?" ii asked suddenly.

I knew il had wanted to do this all along. but I llGLl never iiareii even thinik so. I hud a cold fear as to what Win would say-wand u cum] disregard.

"You'd be an ziiigel to take her," .\frs. Anderson sttid. "But sure lllfiYre lists of ‘trouble, though Connie's as good a baby as I've seen." ,

I rememlberetl suitlenly the smart

he

band. I could not zippcar there with a baby in uiy arms.’ What could I do with it? Poor infant Connie could not be check-ed like a coat. “Where's Ellen?"

"Working tonight.“

I rcmemibcretl Colin. Dear Colin. Iic was always ready to fall iii with my plans, ziiwayti ready to help

evening, meet Winthrop and ine at the sate to the nine o'clock train. Get your dinner and don't much baggage, and wihen y-ou are ready, go around to Mrs. Ander- sonls-you know whore it is, you've been there w-ith tum-anti get hcr baby. Ycs, licr buiby ,lh'.tt's what I said. And got a taxi and bring it up to lilo station. I'll be‘ at lllc train uatc.“

I tqld Win hastily wlitit I li:itl done it's wc stood in tlic hotel lobby Willillif: for the rest of our party- lotir of us were to dine.

"Ilut- you iuigiht have uskotl me!" llc dared not show auger

why I chose the lobby to tt-il liliii about it. ' “Yvti might have asked ins Zbllillll

pundt-(l.

t-ourstg and iihe 'lrain ride was a pt-riotl of strain. Wiu settilcti bi- hint! his papcr and rcfusetl to talk. ‘flint. night wlicii Colin had gone

fully tuckcil iii iii a tiny upstairs rooiii. Win turned lo me.

"i don't know what has gut. lulu _vou! You wcre tsrrswcct and ltwcily. you do everything now that you lilltHV l tltiivt likc."

“Nothing is diffcrcut with inc, it's with you. (hit-c you loved iue~" “I do still." liis arms camc around lilo suddenly, lightly. "Passion, not love." il aiistvercil calmly, “Passion, n.:t i'flll‘ll‘ililt‘9lllll nor frlcnillincss. We're going dlffcr- ent ways, Win. I don't know wlit-rti or how far apart, it will lead us. bieantimc—--ti slimmer in the coun- try means this child's life and I'm going to let her have that chaucc If you don't like lt-" I ended b.\' shrugging my shoulders anti walked from the room.

(To be Continued)

VALUABLEHWNTS FOR THE HOSElWiFE

The secret of removing a grease spot from silk, without any ring or shadow remaining. is to rub I-‘rcutih chalk on the wrong $11G of the goods. Pitt away for a few hours then brush off the chalk and apply ll again on the back of 1h" spot if necessary. The IKP-YIlPI‘ flllysfirljs tho grcase anti leaves thc surface of tho fabric as good as new.

whpn you iwish to iiieud a glllflhlny worn tlahleiliotih. use an embroidery ilioop. iln this WHY ll can be nicely darned- by nsins threads drauvn from the ilucu lt- sc-lf. .

‘To mend hot-water hottlcs clean tihe torn place with Baflfllllw- pint-o a tpiece of vulcanizlng Nib‘ liar over the hole ‘Wibh Glut‘ 0" “- Then put n hot iron on the rubber and let remain overnight. This wll] make your bottle like new . ‘Newer pick up tin)‘ illlfiflfs ‘ll’ glass ‘Nllih the fingers. Wct. a wool- en cloth and pat it over thc tllil-“R

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Burl at Gannon. " dull. Doe. F.I.C.0., Vice-Principal.

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l’ Young women stutlenfl.

Wmm’: Raids: 0011b: mum and Eurasian will in i=1

particles Iwhioh ‘will then cling l" rho cloth. Illurn tilic clotlli.

When making lciuon pics, lct m» flllliiit EFL cold ‘below until"! iii iii,» pastry Elhtiali and you will and that it "will not run as it. docs when it is nut. in hot.

Never litfavo u. metal spoon in onylihinm you ivlsh to Iheat qulfk‘ iv m: the hflal, rims up tho swim" hus rr-qulrim: a ilYWlXQT-llllli‘ i0 ‘tort, lfli" 900d. '

To remove fresh shellac from a brush, rub asmnll quantity of itiorax wel-l into the bristles. Thru Whirl] in soap and watrr. Tim 1W1" treatment. will remove shellac from thc ‘hands.

‘To loosen rusty acre-it's. Ihoivl B ‘Pffilllfll- iioioiigon His-herd "l "l? screw“f0f two or tint-sh minutes. It out than be easily removed

hotel where I was t.i iiieet my hits-

nie, always siyiiipatlieik; whether hc appisveti or not. I te ephoued hiiii. “You are coming out for a week in the country," I said, "Yes, this

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THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN Sunday School Lessoiil

MARTHA AND MARY LESSON xx,

Golden Text :— Jesus loved

Martha and her sister and Lazarus. —-Johu x1. '5.

August 12.

Lesson h-iliuke

ti John XI to xiii], 3_ 1e x’

38-422

a Our lesson gives uis tlircr» act-hes f“ m!‘ home of Martha and Mary and their brother ‘Lazarus of iicth- “lly- TllPy were friends oi’ Jesus whom he loved.

71h“ “f-‘l Dru ily tlcscribcs ont- ol Our Lord's czirlicr visits to their home. Both tun sisters must liavt- wclctinictl liiiii cagcrly anti llilllilht ii a very grt-at liiiiior uuu pleaisure to hiivc Ilim visit tlicin. TlIl-‘l’ iirtilitibly helped him itake off his siiiidali; and brought wiitcr to “'11 h the tiust iii’ hot Palestine will“ ‘from hit: fut-t ..\n-:i tlicu 5731')’ sits tlrcrc talklii: to llini. or ralhci‘ ltiiiillllg‘ Him nii to talk, while iliiirtiiai goes off to prCtiurqgl the diniiiar.

‘ .\lai'tlia is evidently; tho ultlui; TSL Jflllii Rives her uamc first. She is tlic more practical of the two, She has the responsibility" of the household on licr hands, She bust- lcu away at the dinner, iio doubt bothered by the heat and flies, anti {HS-fling and worrying that tho clnner would not be ready in time, laud then naturally enough blaming it on stime one else, blaming it on liar)‘ for leaving it all to her to (in, l-inaiiy she gets so “fussc-tl" anti worltiitl up that she gucii right out wiierc Our Lord is sitting with blur)‘ in the cool and HCUlilS Mary lioftirt; lllPlI‘ guest for not leaving Him aiitl coining to hclp her.

Martha fusscd and lei things worry her till slic forgot herself Otir Lord was their honored guest. ilt would not have been pro per tc leave liiui tiiiattentletllt was right for ouc of the sisters to eu- tertaiii Him while the other got the dinner ready. ‘Martha knew it perfectly well. Shc had just let hcr "mind bcctiinc so luinliereti up with what she was doing that she got the iimportaiitw- of her own cud of the work out of propoi'tion.'l‘hai was all. Our Lord faithfully and gently put her rights

‘The next episode tells of a great

their happ_v . .lesus their its sent. for. Lazarus gets worse, .lctsits' coining is account-

IJHIllI Wlllllll

(Continued from Page 9)

germs of such diseases as ty-plioi-l‘ fever. tuberculosis. infantile diu-i rrhoea. etc.

The chief breeding places of flies are collections of garbage and manure-particularly horse iiiaii- ure. In _such places titty multiply with great rapidity. lint-ii adult female iiy deposits .‘=.i'\'t'I‘iil huntirtltl eggs, which 1mm through the cycle from egg to tiy within eight to lcii days. Suveu to ten gent-rations art: bred annually. Thus the priigi-ny’ o1 ii singlc female iiy, which hut; sur- vived tho wiiitci ‘may tiiuount to scvurul billions iii bu! one steinioii. 'i‘he .\icrchant's Jistioi-‘ititioii of New York estimates that iiic progeny (Jll one pair of iiics for tiut- iaiiiiiiicr, if‘ all survivctl would ticcupy a space of IiIJJOUJIOO Cllllli! fi-ei. cvcn if [ircssctl togchizr. 'I‘ht-ro is good rca- son, therefore why ilii- canipalgii gains! tlic fly islitiitli! lic i'lilllllli‘flt‘- ti at the very bcgiiiiiiiig of tliii SUHSOU.

Uur houses (particularly thc din- ing room and kitchen and all sick rooms) our food (including fruits and vegetables which are catch uncooked) and tiic fut-cs and bid- ies oi‘ infants should be protected

OO4 O-OOOQ-fO-O-O 4

0f Interest f To Farmers

OO-OO-OQO-O-Q-O-OOO-OOQO-OWOQ-O

l THE sToaAet-z OF FRUIT l AND VEGETABLES,‘

(Experimental Farms note)

Th0 gtnmgfl tif fruit and i‘t‘l.!\‘-| tabit-s for hoiiic and uturki-t must, rccclvt- Kffliilvl‘ atttniitin has hitherto lii-cu ZIi'('l)I'4li‘ll. The ziiiiotiiit tit‘ was annually is vcry. great. As a first stt-p totviirtls cliiu- iiiatiug this, t-vcry fitriiicr or lliiUH('-‘ litiltl with stifficicut laiitl to urtiw, vi-gt-tiibics, ziuti pi-rliiilir [Hill l"""*‘; should lillllt'l':'iillil nun-c tiiitiuil uturipg tlit- crop. Sonic crops kcvp, bust iii an atiiitisphcrc that has a; high .iiioisturc. content, WhlETUHS‘ others rctitiirt- a low pi-rct-ntagr- ofi litiiiiitiity. Sti it will lit- sccii thati llicrc cantiol bu a vtiutlitioit to stilt‘ ull vcgctublcs and fruits iii tlii- suiiic cellar or sttiriigi- building. Apples, pt-tirs, llilliilU-‘F. carrots cabbage , stitiii tlt-ti-rioriitt- in -'\'<'f.\i ilry sltirgtgt‘; ivliili- on other hand winter squash, pttiiitikiiis, uiarrtnvs uiiti tilht-i" such crops iikc a dry atuiosphcrc. hltiulils and rots soon tics-troy thcni. .

if you know your ttt-liar is a vcr)’ dry oiic and you wish to lzt-vll

against flies by suitable screening. Every fly should be killed on sight. But the principal means of coii- trolling the fly pest is to do away with the breeding places, tPzirlictiiar care should be given to the removal of stuic manure, which during‘ warm weathtr, should tiiiilcr no (condition the all. wcd to rcniaiii at a‘ less distance than u quarter of a iiiiie from a liuiuiin habitation. Garbage contents of pritgv vaults. and refuse of all kinds should ‘bc siiiiiiitrbv rciiitivcll it‘ the prclt-rablc destruction by fire (‘tiilillli be car- ried out. Manure tilts, garbage rec- eptacles, etc., should be made very tight (to prevent the maggots from getting into the llllilL‘i'i_\'ll!§§ soil) and should be systemically and completely emptied at least every four days during Wdlfill weather. They should iiiorcovcr be ciiretiilly guarded by screens or otlicrua-

led libearlly with chloride of iiiiic or a solution oi suipliatc 0t’ iroii. ‘itwo pounds to the galltu of water. ‘Prlvies and privy’ vaitilts iii piirti cular should -be thoroughly screen-

.:\ recent investigation carried

ably dclayetl. iit- liiglit huvc lit-on 0h why docs hi: iic\'c.i' come. Lazar- us dics anti tht-ii .i HIS clinics - .

ate. Ilioth til‘ lhc s let's nicct iiiiu with the saint.- rcprtiucliiitl words:

hrothci‘ liatl not tlii-tl."

tiur Lord uiis\\'cr,.- with tlic glorious rt? tiiiii priiiiiisc. which was to fiillill so

.\liii tlia i-iisur- llc

were iilfllll, yet shall lic livc. \\'llt)5t)(>‘\'l‘i‘ livutli ant‘: bciictw-lli in .\ic shall iicvci- ditn". lint when iiig and .lt-<it.< saw llt‘l' face ha laud lit'lll'il lit-i" ‘icprtuicliliil. “if iit'l't', iii_v hrtiilici‘ .ll-sits wcpt.

liticll died."

iintlst not

thtiu hail

iuln giadiicss. And so llltlli_\' of iiis friciitlu siucc who have sent for

aiitl grciit iiccil and have iiuiiiil llini ttitiii-.t'oituiahly delay ‘Ills coining; anti llilVl‘ crit-d reproaclil'iiily. thou hiiilst. my ‘bi-otlitii" hut! not to find lhcir til)l‘l'tl\\' turiii-il into rc- joit-iiig and to lcarli that llis delay- iwns not tluc tti lack of love.

Lastly wt- soc .ll-sits sitting with iazuriis at the tubic iii ilii-tliiiiiy‘. niid Alurtha showing gratitude by waiting on llini hut lliary takes the tuost prcciotts thing shc has, costly tiiutmunt litiuglit perhaps for the buricl of Iiuzarus and shows lici" gratitude lby anointing His fect. and wiping them with hcr hair. "Aiitl te house was filled with the odor of the ointment."

Bible Questions

Test your kuowic-tlgc of the lBiblc by those tiucstions. Retain your answers and compare tlicni with thc antstvcrs published in our next issue.

4!). Who with us?"

50. Who said: “l am a man?"

51. Who was Publius?

'52. Who said: "Who is on the IiortFs sidtr?"

53. Who kissed popular.

5i. Who (loti?

was asked: "Abide

myself also

people to be

tricd to bargain with

Answers

W919i‘, Acts lilii. t; 'lS('Ill'lOl Jii. XIII. 5. ‘Matt. XXVII. 57. Gen. Xfll-l. 2.

Rev. XVII-l. liI. James iii. 5.

Summer Heat Hard On Baby

No stiiison xii‘ the year is so dau- gcrotis to [he lilc of little ones us is the summer. Tlip cxcessivc hent throws the liitlc. stomach out of or- dcr so quickly that unless prompt aid is at hand thc bilbyflllily‘ ibc be- yond all human help liclorc the mother realizes lic is lii. Stiuimci‘ is the season when diarrhoea, cholera infanttttn, tl_vseutry and colic arc most prevalent. Any of these troub- les may prove deadly if not prompt- |y irt-iitr-il. fairing t-hc summer nwtlicl"! llPSl friend is Iia'b_v‘s (lwn Tablets. They regulate the lhowels. sweeten the stnmncilt and kcflv huh)’ hasllhy. The Tablets are sold by’ medlcinodeitlers or by "m" i" 25

tlicd." they too have livvtl perhaps--

hcrl

labour for

out thy the United Stutc-s lii-pari- treatment of lllililllft‘. with Iiil\'\'ilt'l'i'll liorax is not only the iiiosi i-ffi-t-iitt- iuctlititl tii‘ destroying tlii- lill"-'i‘.t‘ (ii

made ily tight, or shouiil he stirilik-‘VTQII Willi!‘ ll l"

nicnt of Agriculture. shows that tht-i

apples. ctc., in it inakic provision for i zdtiiug more moisture to the air by’ lintrotlutrini; wet sacks spread out

lbciug tht a large surface must be wct anti evaporation quick. The utinosplir-rit- illililltllly can be ‘test- I'll with a wct anti tiry bulb tiicr- uitiiiit-ti-r. 'l':iki~ the readings aiitl chi-ck up tin thc. chart which is supplictl with it. A humidity rant’.- iiig front 75 to is satisfitctory

lti casc of stiuash and pumpkins ctc.. any frost proof place which is dry is stiitalilc-the top shelf of thc pantry for iiistaitcc. onshclvcs iii the passut-fi‘, illlilllll’ 15 "51"" lowered by poor vciitiltition. Where crops arc stored in large tiuaiitities ventilators should he tipvil up‘ uillfill m; possible tu carry off Kilss‘. will hcut coining fruiii ii lurk"! hulk "1 uiiv crop. Whcu scvt-ri- \\'t'!iI|l<‘l' tici-urs cltisc up the \'l‘lllllilliii'.\. Do not store a large voluiiii- oi tiny wariii iroui llli‘ 'iclil tiulcss you know that you can éri-tltict- the hcat h)’ ilfoili‘? lfillllf" itou iiiorc attciititni must be paid to this \\'llt'll in the full and our t_\:r0“'(ir§ must commercial sortagt- si lit-lug done help when asked to

do so. . i'"

SPRAVING POTATOES FOB LATE BLIGHT

"Lord. if thou had-st lii-cu llt‘i‘\', our mp5- hllli lllfll it ilvluully ndiis t‘,

,tlic fertilizing vuluc of ii iu.-.iiiii~.~. ‘this is npplivtl tti thc iiiauuri- liy iuiczii. tit ii iliiur sitter, iiiiiiictli.i!i-l

‘Hill’? it is rciii-ivcti from the stalfc.

fuiipruipy; _ -~1 in the propurtioii ol one llUIIIiU-ill’: -. ‘ whcrciflm [hp resill‘i‘é‘i'liilil illlll lhi’ life. ouch cuhicloiit of niaiitlvc. Especial; iui-cli is inaiitii'iit:tl|rcii, later to lit- here wore so many people. 'l‘hat'n He m“, |,,.ip_.v,.,h in 31,, iimugi, ip-ii-iirt- is tti ln- taken that llic ouicr jéltlltti in thc tubers pivuilicctl iiii-