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Bravo was asleep under an ﬂllDle tree in -bloom. She put Ylnwr i161‘ clay Venue and revved i-v-l" lllm- She b“ never before noticed that his ears were IllRlltlY pointed as if. way lback when such things wore. l1 lady among ‘his forebears had m"!

Jill/ll

THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

the cool shade a wood thrush wsrhlod joyoualy.

“Barbara. kicked a psobls.

"When we get to Pine springs." she said spitefully, ‘I'm going to buy you a present." She wished the thrush would gbut up, "Borne sulphur 01nd molasses!"

Bo Brummel

She stood in her B. V. D's. and a dazzling new stripe-i shirt.

In front of the little shop -the tailor was pressing tue hlue two- piece with the ‘pin stripes. He mul- tered succulent Galiian cursm be- neath his breath, and glanced up

hemmed o Ions. and somewhere nil

‘the s...» u» clsdooll. a c...- adian hard wheat in when the mill-n oI REGAL FLOUR obtain their supply. But clay only lncspl that parncula

y Cardinal

EIJIIHAHIST l]l]N- y, BHEES Wli BE BHEALEVENT

Mundelein and His Assistants Have Made Prepar- ations for a Million

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quality of wheat which will u»... REGAL Ihndlldi. Such selections on deter- mined by laboratory and lctunl baking tau.

REGA FLOUR

in woodland the rover Pen. . P11911111? e1 ills Bllll! “There ought to be vine leaves ‘lSuita pressed While you wail- l11 his hair." she thought. 50 cents." llllg face wag mottled by flecks of "Huh!" He spat viciously on the sunlight which danced through the 11011. “l ousht to cllﬂfse the loafer shade of young leaves and blossoms 11 d0lll1l" over him. She studied intently the From the back mom called ‘Bar- expremions which the wavering here: patterng or light daubed on his “Snap into it, stiff! lib ‘this .1 peaceful countenance. She remarlo lJ-llllor shop or a flop joint? ed the peculiar/r sensuous u-pcurve She uttered the coarse words of mouth corners. ‘it seemed that Wit-b complaoency. Of decent he smiled. And then. with n shift 1111111119? ‘N01 s vestise! She was a of the gentle ‘breeze, it seemed that Dost-graduate b0 by now. an alum- he was unutterably sorrowful. 1111B of ‘i110 11181110641. as she stood dvhen ghle looked m her clay ln nor shirbtails, a confoundimi; Venus ‘reposing in the grass, two erlllnlent for co-education. She petals of‘ apple blossom‘ floated 1110118111. llle thousllts of lhtvitlner- down and settled in the receptacle ants and their lingo knew her at her feet. She sighed. 511100111 "i19- Bravo stirred restlessly "Yeh!" grumbled the £81707. “l awoke. l0" 1110116)‘ 011 i118 10b. and he ‘I've been dreaming." He lay Wellle yet I should hurry. ll bet he still and spoke up into the glory mus! have elem l11 alleys for a of the tree. lie breathed deep and year. All my life 'l never saw. sat up. 1m scrultiible eyes ‘became such a dirty ZBYIIIQYIL" inscrutihle. I've been dreaming a Barbara waited impatiently, funny dream. Something about a ‘This is the day of the great ml- glrl-lbut she had your face. Can voﬂluro. Aller- We're soles to no yQu ma, may,» .1 follow,“ ‘he, dudes for a day and play we're the through about eight hundred miles idle rich." main incomplete, for one must not of dream. Then -l saw her face. ‘She smoothed her sox and ad- llllllDET with beautiful things. They ll was your mug." mired her knees i-n a tarnished mir- 111° 11° lmfllﬁ die clambered to his feet. ror. . He ‘lllvllllcell l° llleel- ll" llllllel first outdoor mans in Soldiers "There's always something wrong "And we're going to lbe mighty llle llilll 111 U10 D011 wcllele allll Field Stadium on the morning oi _ev.@n Wm», the girl 0g one»; sensible about this lBravo lad. ltlslle 511119011- Clﬂlllee lllllll- ‘l0 llllllle June 25th is exported to illll".ll'l dreams." was nice of him, though, to offer llle mall! lle “"951 llel’ Bale °l most of the million pilgrims. All "We're tired/said Barbara short to stake me ton new suit of clothed "Pl lldlllllllll°ll~ altar 125 feet high, wllh lbruucn ly. and gave no explanation. He ‘T113111 ll. 110W?" "All l llve’ my‘ °l‘l lllellll’ Bo for the fifteen cardinals tinder didn't seem to expect one. He Alley Yllmbled- Blllllllllell: lle glieelell- l° clwlll cloth of gold (sannlllllll- llllll ll lllllll“ gripped her buoyantly by the shoul- “l Wee lemllled l0 l0! lllm ‘Blvo his confusion‘ tuary large enough for ﬁlm ilrvb‘ tiers. m9 U16 money. Alley. -l longed [0 ‘Slle Wlllllell lllllllY lmw l‘) b9 ‘l bishops and bishops, has been “Good! Now we dig out forPine so out and get some silk stockings l‘l_’~ ' ~ bum, Springs. There, kid your “mowed and a frock and show him what Olly llelll‘ slllll "llel llllsewllle From a similar nltur ul Mundc- slllellck l5 80mg l0 lbl°5'$0l11 ollphgb llllmllg-‘llecllllse lle dllelslrl- mind‘ . lelii, uftei‘ the Eucharistic’ lll'ﬁ(f(l.5' and gel. himself medicine for this know Baraibara Brown. Do you Moll’ hello!" 334d, llel gay llllll‘ sinn, Cardinal Bonzznio, llll‘ llillllll 511F111): fever that's eating him. 1111011‘ Why ‘l didn't do it, Alley’! The!’ lllllllled llll° llle ‘lllllnl; delegate. will bestow ihc closing We're gain-g to dude “up, Buddy, D0 II’! it'd spoil everything. ll°°lll where Cavalllll Blllll” llllll "i" benediction or the Congress. when you see Bravo in Pine llllllefllllllld that. Do you?" ' served a table. A “writer apnrmlcll‘ A bronze statue ol‘ iliv Iilndonnu Springts, you're going to know “N0 you don't understand. ed‘ He knew gvﬂcxzlllllfmxzlllm seventy-four lect high, replica oi what the well dressed man1l wear! You're too young. Food is all that W" llllll a lelllleclflll ml‘ the Bernini sluluc in iiomv, has "lllll lllelyll a Dlelly Slll l0? 9V‘??? llllemsls Wll» AllBY R-lﬂlll 110W. “lvell “m” wllll ll cllckwll", been erected zit .\lllll(lllltllll win-rt Dine in Pine Springs." ‘ll? "he WHY. ‘it sort of interests me. “l4, Brlllm- "Millie "lllle ll Mal’ the procession will slarl. She smile-d gayly, picked up the 1110- Tonight we dine in splendor. ,l_llll~' ,ll° lllllml l° ‘Bllllllalm Among the viral-nuns (irinnlilwl fragile Venus and. deliberately, let No Mulligan. No greasy farm grub. wllllls Ymll-‘l- llld?" for the various lllili-‘llllgil is oni- or ll fall from the height of her ghflul-PNO handouts. lAnd l'm going w "Qlillliél? ‘lJl°llll°"l~" Blllll Barllllrm "62 000 voices in llt'l.'0nl])llll_\' lbo ders lo a rock inrbedded in a root l00k pretty swell. too, when I'm llllllllllllllg’ ‘l’ remarkable illlllllnce huge outdoor hipc organ H]\l'l‘lllll_\' of the tree. it shattered into elm-eased and harbored. lf I could l'0r ‘Pml- Slglllllllll lmillll‘ built for the occasion. lini- 11f Ill!" hundred fragments. la!’ THY hands on the cosmetics of huge mum-i meetings is lln- sun-vial They bit the road. The warm my ‘pet-ticoat past—l feel ‘the 003- seryfpe f.» 300,000 men of 111-1 , sun shtine 1n their eyes. Bruvlfmetic urge. But -l'm a tnan, Alley, lloly Name ‘society in llu- r-ve1|irig‘lli'll\"r< ll. ii. \\'l'l‘i1 llilrii \\'1lli 511-1 Plllls the (‘tiniest Willi 169.9 puinu points ill; tllllbﬁl lllill Pugs) Plltllflflliltllilill Slilllioll

end we men ‘have no vanity." , g2 l, , Tl“? lalllll‘ 4331119 lll- (llollllad Bar- orﬁilllllllﬁiill the number or visit‘ lll- l‘3"" ll ‘lll'l"lll"“ ‘\\'~ ll- “lllllllvn NO- 117 is sl-voud Willi llill ' lllt‘ (Yunlxsl 1o (lulu willi lllil.Ii|,,-,lm_.. (17,; “gs, My gun-m.“ 31,.

Ibarals suit over a chair and shnf- t f ll ~ unions will lw- _ fled out. Hie il'0n.s had done nO-bly ml: Daiquiri-luff“ andiiornunh,bonus llllill wuss: Mr. llnroid l‘)\\'i1ll'.~l hen .\lo. 155 is third wnli l.:imi>: ii. It. ziri- second \\‘ill|1,r,7_'; ‘Win13 4153 pgggg) Ottawa Woman Made Strong by Taking Lydia E. Piaklnn’:

‘by me llll-lle Plll ‘llllllle- The)’ llllll grouped bv iiutlonnlilivs. effected a renaissance in serge. lt —-—'— ————-'~ ""' Vegetable Compound Ottawa, Ontnrios-“I was terrib

looked like a new garment. ‘Bar- -

bara talked to the dull mirrors ,,,,_,,,_,_.,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,, Equals APQQGPGIIQE baby. I had awful bearing-down pains

distorted image of an admired self: "_We’1‘e a ‘knockout. kid. And we ve fooled ‘em all. All but and was afraid I had serious trouble. Iwasﬂrired all the time and had_no appetite. M aieter-in-lawis taking . ﬁramm

Bleaches-and-Cream, who had ape.

cial knowledge. Iwewe harp-a- Lydia E. Pin Vegetable Com- cl and cannot praise ittoo

‘$118 sculpted at her reflection. POI!!! andaskedmetotry it. I have ad

"We've bad but one haircut silica We lJut on pants. H lllleyl." she called to ‘the tailor, Where s the nearest lbarber 5110p?" splendid result-s and feel ﬁne all the trme now. Any one who needs a thorough ick-ine-ap soon learns from me at to take. "—llrs.RlN1ii

"Next block." she was told. .PAQUIN, 320 Cumberland-Street, 0t- town, Ontario

Visito s.

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CHICAGO. June ll. ~ Fhc first Eucharist Coirgi-t-ss of tln- lloinun Catholic Churn-h to bc hold in llit" United States-r, gitthcring hero Juno 20-—24, promises to bcronn- one vi the greatest spectlvlt-u o1‘ uludcrn times.

Confidently planning for n mil- lion visitors. Cardinal Muntleloin and his assistants of the 1ll'('ll- diocese 0i’ Chicago, llll\'(-' made elit- horate preparations. Besides the vast numbers of laity expelled. I'll- teen cardinals will attend and more than enough fifCllllISllUll-H and bishops.to celebrate opening day mass at each of the 21:17 (lallme lic churches in (Ybicagti. ills- patches from ROIIIP have motiv- clenr that Vi-ilicun circles rvitnrll the gathering us the most import» ant manifestation ul’ u rcliHlvll-‘l character since the days of tlu- crusades.

Only 3.500 cnil “illness the offic- ial opening of the (‘ongrese H1 Holy Nume cathedral. but ibc

line's money and having it, 10o.

Spendthrlft Bravo, for instance always was. plelntiflully provided. She wondered where he got it. One thing was certain. He was no more a hobo than ghe was.

frhe appointment with Bravo wes for six o'clock. She ‘had -plenty of time and she strolled toward the hotel district, walking with ﬂier thoughts.

Her friendship with Bravo was a beautiful, thing — beautiful and incomplete. lit would have to re-

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Love Will Find a Way

"A woman is only a woman," quoted Bravo, "-—-but 11 gllOd ci- gar is u smoke." He shoved ‘back from the table, (rrossed his legs. and indicated a lordly and disilninful satisfaction with the terms of existent-c. He blew rings of the smoke of n pe-r- recto and envied no serapb. Barbara grudlged him his soul's ease, which had no certainly fol- lowed the ease nf ropletinn. As for herself. ‘bliss ended abruptly at the diaphragm. Above that line u pes- Blinlslic brain refused 1o compro- mise with a lullml middle, ,

"A woman ls only a u-omnu," aha Dllfllllell. with a snort. "What does that mean. if anything? l‘ suppose no woman ever snya, ‘a man lll only n maul"

(To be continued)

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"l Owe you four ‘bits, eh?" He

llollded morosely. “Well, new, u

b11011. lend you keep the ‘change-

if yOll ll do something for me,"

ZWhat?" He was suspicious.

Mind my cat for me." '

"Oh. sure"

Barbara entered the barber shop and made for a chair.

Haircut.‘ she said out of the Bide of her mouth. H H The ‘barber arranged the shroud.

30W You li-‘ke lheem?" lhe asked. sllo W118 silent. "You brush lie-em up‘, or on the side?"

oll- V9113’ eeid Barbara. The answer traveled ova;- thg back o; llel‘ llecll- ‘Slle Tolsxed keenly eu- l°ylll8 "10 8001111118 mlnistratlons. ggggggllligéthe barber new s mirror

"Awrighti"

"Lovely!"

He stared. “Shave‘l"

‘"113’ who sulved. ‘u shaved tun afternoon."

lHe ran a tlhu h b and wlllll-ldledi lPQllltlger-a ‘Zltuliillill; 111193. Just a once-over, ab?"

‘ ever elm gwl .. embed [Engines lnlone day, o lmlilored, ‘TMI-Sﬁage?"

‘lWell——"

ll“ llllllwfetod acquiescence and

alllplled M1 unctuoug grease on her °°-. His booty- ﬂagers ‘kneaded

he’ ‘illmlllll- fllblled into ‘her fore- lloed. pinched her chin. It was

P011811 and delicious. lWhsn that was over:

"Hair toneek?" ‘ jflyhyJh-J’ °l1 so and see your girl. may-

Then you wanna smell nice. ‘She snlckered weakly and our.

rei ered. lHe poured fragrant m.

tore over her new haircut, and

CQITIDBd D9? ‘Lllllll ghg 5110113,

‘"18 lblll -wa= 02.25. Barbara tip- ped lllm m0’ cents. The transec-

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