"k ii how can she knew a package of erlap,

GIASWILL 101' Photographs. 1w! TAXI. P110116 535.

CON FEDERATION LIFE 11V- DUBANOI.

IIEAI’ TALK on Musical Felti- vval by Mn. Keith Rogers Tues- il-y at 0 PM. over cwv.

nanio aqnrruzm. _ School Radios deslwied and constructed at

DON'T M155 "Windy" O'Neil and hi‘; Dal Tigers at the Foflmi. March

ieziate last week. "Skippy" Sears son of Mir. and Mn. Harry Sears had the misfortune to hove his taco

terestlng resume of the boot and shoe industry at luncheon yester-

the Radio Shack. Cardigan. |

WISDOM

Men have always thlrstx fur lfliiwleydce. not only of nit e and the universe but of spiritual reality, and, not least, oi! themselves. The importance of sell-knowledge, was fully recognized by the Qllclljlt Greek-l. whose precept "know thy- self the Latin poet Juvenal speaks o! as "having come down from heaven."

Knvwivdse oi’ the self ls indeed 0f Wry hish value. and modern psychology is adding greatly to ‘this KIIOWiBdBQ; but it ls only as men lel-rn to know God, "in whom ure

ot-the main purposes of human thought and endeavour. 1t must he God's will that men should use to the full the gift of reason and 1n-

unore and more of the mysteries of , creation. though every discovery [ lures man on to ever deeper search-

THE CHARtQPIQEJLQWN GUARPIAN

PAGE THREE

In Memorials:

JOHNNIE SAMUEL DEATON

TM sympathy o! tihe entire com- munity o! Brooklyn and surround 111s districts is with the family of the late Johnnie Samuel Benton, son o! Mr. and Mrs. Preston Benton who departed this life on February

loved by all who ever saw him. His passing was an unforgettable blow to his iamiiy. as until a short

every possible effort was made for his recovery but God willed other-

ARTHUR VESEY, YORK, P.E.l.

In Memoriam

eegw<o>o

DANIEL N. WARD

0n the ninth day of November, 1946, Daniel Neil ward of lump- shlre heard the call from the great hternity and passed peacefully on to His Reward for life and service

599m l7 years of his Life. lie then returned to P. E. I, and made ms home at Hampshire where he be-

Qhe who was ever ready and will- ing in community life and welfare.

’5>\'93- {iii-L / 3D

5.‘- iiibriX-d o

Fresh Frozen Cod Fillets-lb.

EXTRA SPECIAL! SARDINES — In Oil or Mustard.

Just Arrived! IZWO Fresh Stock

Limit I2 Tins to on order—6 tins . . . . . .

JUICY ORANGES-J. Dozen For Health Buy Them By The Bogful

., 39c 1 .00

Large Size Grapefruit, Pink or White, 3 for 25c; 95c doz.

Ritz Mayonnaise, lge. jar 41c Head Lettuce, firm heads 21c

Wit-rea Chicken h. Stock

String Beans, Tender Peas‘. ..6 tins Stock up at this Price STILL HARD-TO-GET

89c

hid all the treasures of wisdom and 7th at the early age or 2 years sev- on earth. Mr. Ward was born at _ THINGS IN STOCK TODAY

knowledge," that they will most, en months. Clyde River. P. E. 1.. in 1870 where (i F h c Ib . . PAINI-‘UL INJURY — Wit-tie truly understand themselves. To Johnnie was a. remarkably bright “P lived ‘ml-ii i1 YOWIB ziutu when \.i _._r_es . ocgonuts’ "..‘..33c F “led cook's’ Shredded playing hockey with Rummy Cob acquire knowiedilo seems to be one child, friendly to everyone und be- h“ ‘Weill w U“? U- 5- A» While hfi Grade B Eggs’ 40L 35c COCOGHI-If, Shelled wflililllS,

Soup, Lord, Dates. Shorten- ing with Orders. Also Candy.

i < am iiooessi r _ . . badly cut IFIIJIMQ aeveml stitches. llyliliéeClgleflelnClk-IIQIIJESCHYE wlttlt which taliwy iigiifilbgigglde lilfilg-iiciliath he w“ m m‘ FiheSiaEt sfOgty-{Wliitl ytgiigefii Ilifuerulig cooked Reg‘ Hum‘ lb’ 69c Rmsmsfl lb‘ ' ' ‘ 29c _ " "WW “MW _ - He was in the Prince Edward 15. W l0 eh ear himself to ail who _'_“‘"__“*“' ”“"’" "' *_” " r y’ mgr“ RpOTelvR-‘ugiée. sgtzecieitefih Modern science is elucidating 15nd Hospital during which mm knew him as neighbor and friend. camed Mackerel‘ 2 h” 49c Yemw EYE Beam! ib- 9‘

CASH ll: CARRY STORES

OEHTRIL GUARDIAN L t'"'"""d‘i’t°‘t‘_"‘-”[ , ' '- ' ' "'“"'""."_" ‘h . ___ _ 0ll 0t! 0 I l0l0 t " a i .~.--.....---. --- m canons scans Special Food Sale -. vdflllig at ’ . _ K awuuzuu-Iug at...“ The Times, London , LATEST mo BEST VARIETIES __ _ ,..,,.§,¢,,,,', ° "’ "" s..- - - . -1. scso roa mm caratocur: . FRESH FlLLETS-No Waste-—Delicious--

i

m» 301.11.,“ K a . j ; I h II-lie and ' the gentle lime 5pm; He was a loyal mflnbt-i" and Deacon _ delicious Crepe-Nuts flakes until tomorrow?" Augfln gm“ were §,‘,°,§f§.‘,m';",,_ Qinerzroéefis lzfijnfiggémhh‘: 9'15"‘! 1m° Hi5 lei?!" m" _ f“??? gfpufaghurvifiui“ Kllfmsmn’ Deiiieil‘ t We Deliver

“l”; ”'§u“"~“l.‘ ..;;‘i*.*:.ii.:.".:;s:‘;‘:cs:.u.r.*;:r; firs‘: ni."..“ii=:i*~.‘5i.i~ ziiiiiri: iiii“i‘.“.‘é'iié’éffii’“‘ "ti: Kin-T»? wit» i Si?“ ‘i’ W‘ Gm“ “- °~°'°- kgcp an igloo Iu o m y-rw . _____ ' "KIWI ,- attended b large Mme y l . iqss of a heaved husband and " 0H9 . _ Phone swcct-as-a-nut Post's Grape-Nuts ggarllzfrtkilaltketiloriigg, givgd-nt: FUNERAL, SERVICES _ The gins; Itltgilivowffiutheoéoitlhogfeényesti- fives and tbglznds. n r o rea father are his-Wm, one son Earl t! 747 I The Big Store With the Big stock I 748 i ‘Flakes? l-ioney-Iolden acrliplltll o! Post's fimeral o! Mrs. William MaoDon- roll themselves before him ‘aswhi me sen!“ w“ wndmied by ‘h’ n ‘ham’- a ‘mugmer’ M's‘ L1°yd' i?

..B,o,h,,. w, w, m, u,“ ‘W; Gnwuu,‘ In“... . ald took place yesterday morning climbing l. mountain each péuit sur- Riivmmi T- A- A- Duke who gave MRI-sod. Broosneid. r. E. r.; also‘ aooévoo@~o>@eit@>iv@ni@to@eoashw~qu>oo@>on

nourishment in Post's Grape-Nuts

at Hi5 from her late residence. 214

mounted may reveal another that

a comforting message to the ber-

and Standing on the Promises

brothers and sisters. Frederick of

"KHDW W113i? W"? 80in! 10 . , . 1 u f, gaygd g 1| ‘ - Charlottetown; Mrs, Stanley Feener "P u“ u... w... ~t~tns OI‘ 0O, rom 056 rec p650]! e OB l _ . . ‘_ _ v Auk-L C] d R1 ’ p_ E‘ L; S . I {is}: and bones; 1,5“ m. u“ blood; Grapemuu Flakes packs“ Bet,“ Messrs. Harry Redmond, Burrlklwwiedso of itseit IS not enough, Cmheih. When Mothers of Salem Y e Vi" PM? Evelyn Appears m New Bunnet

other iood essentials."

Olga Rocco. 28. victim of one of New York City's most blzurrr mur- lrr attempts. gcts a kiss of welcome from her mother, Mrs. Rose Tra- pani, 1i, as she arrives homc from the hospital. Hcr husband. since killcd by police, arranged for her to be slain by a shotgun disguised as a camera. but she escaped with the loss of a leg. Now she wants only

make it the big economy size."

Dwyer. Joseph MacDonald. 5. Mc- 11004. Fred Atkins and Alex Mac- Donald.

CITY POLICE COURT — At the City Police Court this morn- ing there were two cases each of drunk and disorderly and drunk

vi-as remanded until this morn- ing. Both cases oi’ drunk and in-

some time now as workmen are

bccrjfgroivcrs from Mt. Stewart an vicinity was hold in lhc Log-

ion Hall on Fobruziry 28th \\’i‘.l.l a

largo attendance. ‘The nnwiy PPS-

anlzed Exchange is steadily grow- ing and on that occasion thrce now members wcrc added to its

it‘ ma/y even be a dangerous posses- lnlon. Man has iearried to control the forces of steam and electrlcrt , to fly at incredible speeds aid hfiights. and all these achievements ;he has used for both good and evil, though. as a scientist has recently affirmed, in the long run the good uses have tended to prevail. To

istruction. Everything depends u on how knowledge is used. So tnat

that he has unioished fc-rces which

phone connection in Mt. Stewart.

SOCIAL l?) . ING IN SPRING- FIELD-Sipringficld Hall present- cd 1 festive tl-Pliééiranre on the eve- hing of Fob. l4. when the zom- muiiily gathered for the celebra-

which was his favourite hymn.

He leaves to mourn his passin: his parents, two brothers Wilfred and baby William; his grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Beaton of Brooklyn and Mr_ and Mrs. Samuel MacPhei-son of Glen Martin. Also a host of aunts, uncles and friends.

Spray- Grandpa and Gradma Benton

The pail bearers warez-Arthur

eon, at Weyunouth. Mass" and Wil- . iiam of Rockland, Mass. ' The largely attended funeral at! the home on November 11th was; conducted by the Pastor. Rev. A. E. i Todd assisted by Rev. J. R, Skinner of the United Church and Stephen Ackland a neighbor and brother Deacon of the Kingston Church for

and invent-hie One drunk and know how to utilize atomic one“ ' ~ -

igy Th floral tribute were as loi- mill!) WBFS- M?» liillfd-Wk Mad-W‘! disorderly was fined $20 and can be either an untold blessing or lowing s very appropriately sang “No Night, C05" "i" liiiPlY dhyi. i118 filth" . the ultimate source of man's de- Pliiow-Jllhe Family. There." Hymns were by a Communl

ity Ohoir. Burial at Kingston Conn‘ etery was conducted by the Pastor

capable were remanded until . with Jmowiedge there must be the Bu] Hume and Funny nnd Rev, J, R, Skinner who led the Friday. gisgom to use it for beneficial pur- Mr, and Mrs. JflCk MiwPiifif-‘WB. L- o~ L- bi-l-Tlal ‘WWW. Pail bear. i: OS S. ‘ ' . . . . Charlottetown. ers were William Green. (390189, BUILDING UNDEnGOING‘ wmjun‘ '5 ‘mind m” "gm u" Mr. and Mrs. Bruce MacPhersozi B691". Bertram Auld. Eiimify “ENOVATION '“' The Timmn of knowledge.‘ n l)“ irequemly bee" and Andrew, chnrlnucigwn, Younker, Andrew Dollar, James ' Mi M- an rea eorge roe s ms _ . : s have ou - . _ Th _ Mbutes o; 5fnpathy been me scene of Bcflvny gm. stripped his moral development; wane“ Charlottetown e “any r 5

were a small indication of the high 1 l

Lovlngiy Remembered by I-Iis Mother and Father. (Patriot please copy.)

CARD 0F THANKS

- M 2K’ . II ii M Ph rson esteem in which the dopartcd was bu” parmmmng me second he finds it almost impossible to L,:yd‘,',‘,,“aff,‘<,nn‘;§,'ingusaiiqnci>nerf held by all who knew him an his floor. It is understood that this "°“""°I' What he “aw” 15 that "'3' w" own and surrounding communitlesi 5PM? i! 1° be "Sed i" 031995- doniqlrhich an the BihleVand es‘ Interment was in the Brooklyn 0f his'life. i Tn.- nulslnn W111 he finished ln Signal: i“ gffrgizskaziiwisdmn- i5 Cemuery‘ M , | modern style with artificial a g _ ' I i brick. ~ Gone is the face we loved so dear n Molnar an”

I Silent ls the voice we loved to hear MT. STEWART GROWERS lion of the Exchange to have an ‘Tis sad. but true. we wonder why. MEET - A meeting of struw- office rind warehouse with iele- The best is always the first to die. In “Wm; nwmm-y o; cu,- m“

mother. Mrs. Ann-fie Wa-rrui. who i passed away March 4th, i929.

They suy time heals all sorrow And helps us to forget

5n; time w fai- hag only proved Ilow much we miss her yet.

i0 YOFEPi- number. It was the unanimous 1'?" _°ti_ 5L VRNHUIKJS 5311:’- Tiii? flcr voice kceps whispering decision of those present not l0 ‘Owl? “ans were {we 0 "w M nd Mrs Preston Benton pf Belovlng, brave and true ' alone r with Pard, \vh loves to _ - occasion. and consisted of heari- i“ a - _ _i scout skin‘ ahead. befoifi: I reach contract m‘ any Dunn)" of the and arrows. and rcd and while Bwmdyni wish w thank ‘heu- r" n ‘he end o’ the “we o‘ ‘or

1M8 crop, but rather they were more concerned with SUDDIYWB the trash-fruit market and ex- pect to b'c in n position to sup- ply any quantity required to any part of the province and thc sur- plus. ii’ any, exported or sold on an open market. It is the inten-

emarks were when I considered “man's install‘- tude" Jamie. with. appflrenili‘ "0 shade cl regret has already bccn heard to say: “When will I be 11bit‘- to bcizin to oavk my ihihss e 8°

XIII-lids for their many acts o! kind- ness during their recent bereave- leni. those who sent fiowes and messages of sympathy, the doctors and nurscs oi’ the P. E. I, Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Accm and Mr. a.n-:l Mrs. J. P. MacPherson and family of Charlottetown.

In Ion-d and loving memory of Henry J. Murray of Pleasant Valley,

the mailbox, I hear her warm greet- ing and find her without any troub- ie perched high on n feathery hem- lock branch or bciow on n stumn, "Guess her doesn't feel hungry ‘till after dinner time" Jamie said that day, as without hailing her, we turned to retrace our steps. Very lovely indeed was this Winter scene set before u; today, and this was the very snow, for which outs and other farmers had awaited iu or- der to do the heavier hauling. And so along the road and by wood trails that wind so lntriguinuly along the

streamers. intcrspcrfled with smzll wientlries. "Moot Mr. Valentine" formed n lively introduction to the evening's entcrtif-nment. and was fciilowcd by games. contests and rclnys bearing on the same themc. The hail rocked with laughter when "Bringing Up Father" was presented. The selecting: of lunch partners by the Henrt Frame caused further amusement. After a delicious lunch games and music were continued until midnI-ulit. The musicians for the evening were Mrs. Sheldon Abbot and Mr.

sows I'll b; waiting there for you.

Ellen's Diary g

- By an Island Farmer’! Wife

POQQ-Q-OOOOOOOQQOQOOOOOO4§ iContinued from Page 2)

ll the family, who chose to travel: Jeanie with a steaming drink to her fioqk of poultry; James toting the turnips to the cattityor Joni: rarryirig: tho phiis of wuter from the cump to supplement the tlry ltedinf: fur the inmates of the pig-

Inscrtcd by Iler Family.

CARD 0F THANKS

Mrs. Jerry Adams wishes to ex- press her appreciation and tihanks] to the many friends and neighbours i for kindness shown and for mcssaS-i es of sympathy during her recent ,

pry. Many of these arc now lll n _ . hmnc?" . , . bereavement. l 1- t: “f? $.°.?.‘.‘.““'€S £3553." - - - i ‘§§§§’§§..§°Yi§d‘tiiiiftsiiiniit u: iii.” '*""""’ u" "m" -- i inrg l? all of us. ivhqh we céinsitiei- ggxflstmmzisfio 2pm; tot,” ‘ cm tint; road ftlsttouistlhwitifih grateful to B" who made n such ' ‘ BEWARE “SLIMMING” l- I ' uiurc prof-gs“. y an iiiso d y ways, ir s wi I s _ _,_ .__.__

“mm “m, some ‘anxmy on thy; v e t B 3°° m" moved amid Wm"), w,“ i succe s. and hope for their con The heavenly sates were opemd PeopI-e who go on hsummmg»

Between times from his choring Smmmi he was there to help at the ufllviill- fgaisxifilrmggr ing. when Jock fetched loads oi, a

tinucd patronage at further gittii-

A gentle voice sold come erlngs.

lccouni. ‘cially to James. who And with ‘lumen! unspoken

5nd it needed ingen- Elves s0 i ile to the workings of ti. ‘ ‘

t t the hm diets without doctor's instructions sts. o moi-in

may endanger their health by de-E

._ t n -' mi"- I-Ie calmly enterfld hflmo- _ yum,“ $1,", fi$°§§“,."e’,‘§,n§°§'é WOJd from the bush-odds and Hid! iwiiiltlr" 13in ‘aiifilfijy “in ‘b: umoonn a McLEOD LIMITED rrivins their bodi“ 0i’ Yifllits-"Y. that l: is never sitre ofln i’! “m” ‘mm 3h? lllmbermil- 851' m; ‘paras c, dough," though more will be open inch Wednesday forc- Lnrlngly Remembered by Ills Three 700i“-

gigrciliniiildfrgtlikexihiiltavxiktcrildifiiniiiiig are times: nnd ‘seasons ‘vnherimiiéil; day. for the hardwood flooring. 13:81)‘ ggtltvellirisi-‘tcukifiianlé figialsnganges uséd is; tsyiiiflifii ‘FF-film’? t "i °li.“°.“‘..'§“f.’i.‘li‘§“u‘.'2' iTiéifif.“hi§1‘$“€.2§§§§.“§.‘°§ii‘;fl i 3.‘...i.‘i.“.“.‘.§'i ... unless perhaps it‘ might be the onfi iisygrtidgofieearmiento)! thioersxelsestgstt ma‘ is Galden-“hc! luvldseausflgi-_ scape. and hitched to roomy farm

noon until 12.30, commencing Wed-

St aughter , Eli: , I-Iattlg and neaday, March 5th. and a a

1'1‘. ' - , illll in iuy crop u Muy Au“.

“hc hit’; it counted ii-to

HElP Bllllli Ill’ RED Bllilill .

roion none’ ]

; STRONG?“

a O O "Brazriivl. this morning, isn't it?" Jcrni“ . mted us, when she ivas on i-ei- \\"_\' to the mailbox with the mfliiiruzi. l vsozzderctl than if slit- would happen t) see my friend. the

An Exceflent Medicine

. ~ , ‘ ' I

‘m, _ ,.;.__:._ STE‘, 1 y. n, things so timuuhiy find . d - t the om m,“ All _ medicinal That's how inany cold. Ifyflul‘ blllfld

WilellydtjlllhlfllgiTflmpflfllgfl ziwctiiillh: ifiiiilf- Rob's Fmiic- r1195“ til": ifaigrslatdizlewysé‘ aha" Kris“ of. xulfteirekra dfifllllilbfi Dr. Wong's Norway Pine Syrup,

m on “ '93:“ mm“; "w m: Opgijislltlimiligfiiaroiitjstueytlid with grain-lattening rattle and hells q ° m *’°““t m” y f" “"8” “£23,203: nimble anemia Hm you're Pele-WM- \ m o ll s. t

throat, spasmodic croup, asthma and i troubles.

Pleasant tasting, safe and oflectlve, Dr. Wood’: Norway Pine Syrup tnkos hold almost instantly. It helps to loosen the . phlegm and mucus, soothe the irritated membranes, stimulate the bronchial i organs and clear the air i

iiiiiiish we spent some time search- ihs tor her in the woodland there. We illd to route away dlz-ippol-nlvd. but m- ny a tirn hen I come Lhill!

Here's sweeter, tustierlbreed

"dragged out"— this may be due to lack of iron in blood. So try Lydia E. Pinkhomh Compound TABLETS with added iron-one of the best home ways to help build up red hlnod -—in such cases. Pinkhanfs Tablets are one oi the most effective lion tonic: you can buyl

ting _ _ _d H . w nearing the weight will be gel ‘ ‘ ' ' - 1i, the iltthgtem rm~ ' - pt-lolriftninyui-tiiiirvggcr.‘gim- that llnlshcid fl-Prlgleimrnge ‘f2’: Lgrgmi W" ““d_"°'i"°“'_,_s°la_re dams we iinotrltplgce to the preferred class.‘ * " Now that I recall seeing them out.

i I l You girls and women who lufler so (mm I l l

drrsscd sis the second torso trial opened It n Dick is soon nu im- why to court for sep- ol hcr husband. John Dick. Mrs. Dick ap-

Cheerful and sntdrliy Hamilton. OuL. Mrs. Eiwlj.‘ nrale trial in the slaying

»t the wlterlng lhll iiileriiwn- I “us” ipeared ln a new spring hat, a gilt from her mother. Mrs. Donald ifimm u» --~i=-»~i-=i.;-g ,...E:-..;'iaj,'.'..’f.°'a'.z§’*'..;,§"" “am ‘..l’;’i’.“,i‘:.£:.'.“a..’.':;.'.';,°‘i; illfllltfflllll/lfl!’ =i.".'.ii:"1.t.u.... h IEISCHMANIPS 3“l3..'“.'.‘.‘.’ti“¥if...."ti. sliliiliéui ma» .. -~ 1 ~ .. ~ -..~.-:..--. .~--»------~-» wlt F ° ‘ ‘

\'\ -"'7. L‘

"T-IIDIPIQM; IMINIJWQIMOL

[a neglect to relpfliifl l° ‘Pine: musical: “Cub. cow; "it w" "" _ ‘in frlsklhl and a locking oi horns’. indicated that in spit! vi "ma! iyeariy uneasiine in reilfd b‘ '- _ umptymg hay mow: and grain n‘: it appears thdt some 0f them W survive to reach the grass, the we.- er, and the sweet luioihm of "i" 5 l pastures. . A Ellen" James tells me the love of goodness, quit thnt writing and call Rob to seeih its; things are getting aions in c: 0* Until tomorrow — Dilly - ° , night. _ I

Marie Elena

"for

Beauty Salon

Helene Curtis Tru-Art Oil

i I Permanent:

y . ' . a - g n '

;~ "'0 Hill. STRENGTH so it goes ‘right to work. ‘VA I Y ; - i.‘ f" ‘L15

i No Awaiting. No extra steps. Plelschmaun afresh A hm“,- hnuutiou In I .

; active Yeut-malterbreed that's more delidoue your‘ zmcgulliahteiieilflei |n41yi4nn| Pgrmqnqnf

, i . and ear ,

a , aaduadenaweeur-tamagmvyumu . I "Us": t Punt”! _ z WM“

l II you us! A1 NONI-Get omns - gglhl" '7 ‘

-' llehchtnmtfloetmfreahYeelt "°" Reg. $10.00 ter $5.00 —--—->

f 9N , . Frank Bot-trier. 19-year-old

chart-ran sutiscami u»... ilatiwoin by stylish Mm- .

‘i Wltliillififlmlfytllwllbfl- IATI A ‘ i new: oiiiiineosf ihedrhgl crltieisii Dick was bought lor her b)" Mrs. larmhhud ‘lllbigibt arrival? ‘x15 '. , are, , ,, , - »_t_ iu- c r '