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PAGE TWO Tl-IE GUARD

IAN OCTOBER 6, 1958

3! An Inland Fiumari Wile

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It was our turn to welcome the threshing-gear this morning , . . We early saw James scuff through the dew-fall in the yard on first steps of' his day to determine not doubt the approximate time they hauling-in of stocks shuuid com-l inenco. bclore he iient briskly then tn.llql.ll(.lalP his shine at the chor- ing. . . . There's not much to be, gained by getting brisk in the evening when the lllttllt ls begin- nlging to dog cries stops" he will say. ”Renicnibcr to ink" good care of the ninriiiiig: llll'l he rest of the day uill take care of itsell!"

And before long in it spirited in- flux of men Hllll l(l('llll"lCS they threshing-st-a.-oii rriiiietti ii: at. this. place "in liin mutt” lmin Altlcriczrl James itplicurt-(1 in tho iionruny asi though its liziti bctiii limit to 115' clatter to niiitmiiicez ”lV'cl't. Ellen, we're here!” Thvn sallsllvtl to see the l'il'tUSPWlfP iibmit. the fire live-l ly. the kettle boiling ho was snonl off, lost In its nii tlic path uhichi around nil Plltl of p:uucry lcadsl o the tlirri:-lii.i,c-iioui' ill the newt yarn.

For this has been 3 day of mo- nent in the ltntoigv of this farm. N'ot. for long j.c:ti's, nnd possibly. iever f1:Illll, iviil there be a first; ,hr95lllllL' in n hizintl new burn off :his place . . . S.) we too, left ourl pans and our kettles and followed in the wake of Jmncs to watch the, xetting oi the gear, F0 happy for! he farmer provitlr” now with! Imple space to house the yields oil 1lS ficlri:. It was Mr. A's office to 'draw blood" in the unscnrrcd newt

flooring as he clamped the rnetnll

. ..".l:,-9”JEg.e. MEET Miss cANAnAl

at 1

Moore & McLeod Ltd.

This Afternoon

Between 2:30 & 4:30

lr'x rlarlnglv dim-renr...it's figure- moulding...it': the cashmere-like Fairy Prinrm by Monarch-Knit,. featuring the exclusive Flow- Fashioncd sleeve that flatter: even the most beautiful shoulder line. Moth-proof. shrink-proof, nylon-stabilized, you've never looked so exciting as you will

in your

"Miss Canada" lovely Kathleen Archibald wears a Monarch Knit "Fairy Princess" Sweater and Monarch Knit "Magic- Fitiing" Nylons.

"Miss Cnnadn" will be at Moore & McLeod Ltd. this afternoon between 2:30 and 4:1!) PM.

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of 1953, A

Again the fields of Provence;

imust be planted soon and Daffodils

A country Garden Inn. 001-toga:-lull!!!-In '

Enchantment

The world is in my garden, ro- created

Season by season as tho blouoma come,

Each beauty with some splendid echo mated

To lead a. lovely, alien memory home.

The white narciasus blossoms. and I know

see them massed there

As Caesar saw them centuries 380. Or Petrarch, loving them more

since Laura passed there.

Pentunias come, and Tyrolean places

Lurk in their colored shadows, uindows gay

With their spilled purple; and the laughing gaces

Of Madcheris, like petunia: u- tray.

Green flames of cypress conjure Italy;

The little hill-towns white in 0 ncontide hours,

with names like songs, where one half hopes to see

That saint, who loving God, made men love flowers.

One white canielia brings Cordova,

The south, and scented blooms in dark hair woven;

And, dreaming where the spill- ed pine needles are,

Lies all the North by silver we.- ters cloven.

So in my garden from all time and space,

Season by passing season comes

to me rstudent, about to cross the oceanljmponam. role in world affairs Dafenegfaceforgotten and each with a group of-others, decided to ranging (mm the cold reality Comured by beam).-g potent take some tablet-5 8107;? 1:? jail cell to the gentler atrr.1osphere alchemy used for lnd18ESU0n- 9 W of a Swiss finishing schoo. only member of the group who , didnlt suffer with msiclmessv Pandit, sister of India's Prime workyis done at the Draper time occasmnsi He realized men mat 5' lwma" M mm” ms” m the 5' and now u 15 um Ian” umei the tablets contained a drug that fields 01 domemc and gmerna. p P us had a quieiing effect upon the mmal polmcsl

All other spring flowering bulbs should be planted in the next few weeks.

The earliest flowering bulbs were planted here this week, also 1-Iyacinths and Fritillana. several 1 years ago these curious plants grew in the garden and then they disappeared.

Fritillaria-Guinea Hen Flower gets the name from the curiously checkered shades on stems twelve inches high. They are very effec- tive in colonies, requiring a. some- what dry situation. Fritillarias are lovely bulbcm plants for the rock garden or indoor culture. The stems are leafy and most grace- ful, with many pendent, bell-like flowers. One species found in Southern California is called ”Mission Bells" while in other places, local species are called brown or chocolate lilies.

I-Iyncinths were potted up for indoor blooming, and they will be something very good l.n the win- ter time. For fmgrance and beauty in the early months of the year, the Hyacinth is the finest bulb to plant now. i

white and blue.

aw eet peal anew

In continuing our review of the library book "The English Garden" by Dutton we read that-Evelyn, the greatest early writer on gar- dening in England describes his visit to Sir William Capelh garden at Kew in an interesting way. Sir William and his brother, Lord Es- sex were keen horticuiturista, and Evelyn was impressed at Kew by the "or-angerle and Myrtelum (which) are most. beautiful and perfectly kept." Early in the fol- lowing century this garden was taken over by Frederick. Prince of Wales, and was greatly en- larged by his widow, Princess Au- gusta. Queen Charlotte added Richmond Gardens to Kew in 1875, and Kew Gardens assumed their present form. The tradition of good gardening begun by Sir William Capel has thus been continued up to the present day, and he must be looked on u the founder of Kew u I botuinlccl nursery.

Beautiful colored alides of Kew were taken by our Experimental Farm Fuperlntendcnt and I was lucky enough'to see and enjoy them. It makes it all the. more interesting to know something of the history of these famous gu- dens. .

Quebec province supplied 9'! per cent of those nearly 1.000.000 tons of asbestos shipped from Cana- dian mine: in 1952,

Mr. and Mrs. Percy Vurph,x'.

Mr.

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stomach and small short time later, he discovered that when he wore a wide belt across his abdomen, he could remain free of "motion" sickness.

Many a holiday or pleasant out- actual motion

I Wedding At Summerfielcl

Shown above at f Bcdcquc, who were united groomsmnn: Mr. and Mrs. Lnylnn Grown, ushers;

By Junta W. Barton. MD.

NEVVS SICKNESS VICTIMS

Some years ago, a

intestine.

ng is spoiled by

medicines to prevent motion sick- ness contain drugs that cause a dc- presing effect on mind and body. they must be prescribed by a phy- sician. There is a new drug rec- ently on the market which, while most effective, in preventing motion sickness, does not require a physic- ian's prescription. ruling, a

stomach is,

their summcr of Emerald. and George Green,

in marriage. Green; (scaled), (Photo by Edwin lleckbert Studio).

That Body 0 Your:

"Prior to this traveler susceptible to motion sickness had to plan his trip well in advance and visit a doctor before he set forth.” availability of a quick-acting effect- ive preventive for that green feel- ing in the welcome news to tourists. The Uni- ted states Food and Drug Admin- istration has ruled ventive, a drug named Scopcdex Etllkely after scopolaminel was so

The ready

therefore.

that the pre-

son of

Miss Miss Audrey Murphy

Mme. Pandit, Brilliant Woman Of "Many Firsts

ren can understand and then see- ing that they get published."

United Nations, N. Y. (OP) -

mll Tmvu" The new president of the U N.

General Assembly is a handsome. grey-haired wcmanuof 53 who has

young m9dlCI1l.had a liberal education for her

ed herself to the fight for Indian independence with such fervour that she was three times for participating obedience campaigns against the

Elias: V311 igcecuiem mat motion woman Cabinet minister, her' As some of the' mom effective country's first woman ambassador

to Washington and Moscow, and now the first woman president of the U. N. Assembly.

so many fields of affairs, she prefers to be con-

ond as a. woman. she claims little interest in clothes and dress in conservatively coloured saris or simple but tasteful suits.

A widow with three daughters, she likes to devote much of her time at home to her four grand- children, an interest which has re- vealed to her a shortage of good books for children in India.

She says her spare-time pre- occupation ia "getting people to write wholesome books that child-

wedding at Summerficld Church are Joan Murphy. daughter of

From left to right are (standing): Marion McEntee, maid of honor; Mr. Lloyd McCourt and and Miss

of slot writing some such books her- self.

she is Mme, Vugyg Lakshml international Mist so that young Indians will learn not only to love Nehru and their own country, but also to have

christened Swarup Karumi- Benuti- 1, ful among Kashmir I-Iindustanis she 'was rechristened when she was wed

An aristocratic rebel who dedicat-g

Jailed On in civil dis- 8-

student who died in British rulers, she was India's first name now-VlJ3YRLBk5hm1-means Goddess of Victory. Her close friends call her "Nan" from the days when she cardtl for her younger sister, aim: me death of their mother. l

last name is the same as used

But while leading her sex ml in referring to her brot'”'

international"

sidered first as an individual, sec- C

likes to .

side, and Rev. Paul marriage. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Green Mr. Aeneas McEntee, by Edwin Heckbert Virginia Green, bridesmaids.- '

1. What is wrong

Thinks 0! Writing

misspelled? grievious. gregarious.

4. What does the ive" mean?

She adds that she is thinking

”My idea is to give them an

things are stored"?

world view." Born August 18. 1900, she was Custom

Princess. As is the

May 10, 1921 to R. S. Pandit, Sanskrit poet. scholar and law 1943. Her-

The fact that Mn.-.. eamiw.-.in Prime Minister

Pan-

Beifer English

ByD.0.WllIIInIl

tonce? "Several years back, he Wlls better than any of his family."

2. What is the correct pronunci- ation of "inflammable"?

3. Which one of these ,worda is Graphical,

5. What is a word beginning with rep that means "a place where

ANSWERS

Say, "Several years ago, he was better than any one of his fam- ily." 2. Pronounce first a as in am, not as in flame. 3. Grievous. 4. Pass- ing from one thing to another. "He became quite discursive in his mode of living." 5. Repository.

dlt Nehru. often leads to confusion in the minds of non- Indians. The explanation is that

"Pandit" is a title, much like "Pro- fessor." In India, it also appears as

CEi'iriue'd' on page 9

Tillemaim-Liidstorie Wedding

Tillemnnn, son of Mr. and Mrs. G.

Studio).

with this sen-

grateful,

word "discurs-

band's ways. He won' very companionable,

BOYLE

Nehru's case,

Muriel Nlssen ' serious complaint with him is that YOU no longer love HIM. because ; ..m.j...m..

Continued on p-a.gCe-9

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Above are the principals of a late summer wedding at Trinity United Church in Summerside when Bernice D. Lidstone, daughter of Mrs. Walter C. Lidstcne, and the late Mr. Lldstcne of Summer:

Tlllemann, Medicine Hat, Alta.. were united in

From left to right are (back row standing): Mr. Morley Wylie, groomsman; Rev. and Mn. Paul Tillemann; Miss Betty Lou Tredenlck, maid of honor;-Mr. Roy Grant and Mr. Chester MacDon- ald, ushers; (front row seated): Miss Barbara Roger: and Miss Elizabeth Strong, bridesmaids.-(Photo

Incompatible!

She Finds Her Husband Uninferesllng And Now Has Eyes For His Brother

DEAR MISS DIX: we have four children. Welve been married eight years, were separated the first two-when my husband was in service-then for two more be- cause wc Just didn't get along. I'm very unhappy because ad my hus-

I'm a married woman of 30, my husband is 33 and

t sit down and tal things over, nor is he ever Help a hard worke. a good provider, loves tho

children, doesn't drink, gamble and certainly has no thought of another woman. But we just aren't compatible. Ccnsequ tly, I am very lonely. We've spoken of separation. but nothing has been done about it.

I've been writing my brother-in-law for the

past year. He's in service, and I liked him a. lot even before I married his brother. Since we've been cor- respondiiig, I realize I'm in love with him. I know I could be happy with mm. Should I break up with

husband and marry his brother or try to stick . IDRNA N. ANSWER! To be perfectly honest, which came

first? Your attraction to your brother-in-law, or your dissatisfaction: with your husband? You are m.

s most women desire in a husband. Your only

tunate enough to have a man with all the quail-

"And the hyacinth purple and Which flung from its bells A

sale that it could be bought in the drugstore without a doctors pres- cription. It is no harmless that it can be given to children. Scientists at the United States School of Aviation Medicine, Ran- dolph Fieid. Texas, have reported

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By Genevieve Iqublo

because

Of si d l t , f d . lmzlxsef .0 e m1 E 80 ?' "1 that it will prevent nirsickness in 93 It was mt M. m odor wmun out of ion cases. Navy researchers me "me... haltie praised its usefulness to sa crs.

Unfortunately. some of the motion sickness remedies used too often contain drugs that "accumulate" in the system or are habit-forming. The fact that this remedy recom- mended by the U. S. Food and Drug Administration and by an Air Force school of aviation is harmles and does not require a doctor": prescrip- tion is reassuring.

I am passing this information on everyone, at one time or another, becomes sea- sick, carsick, trainslck. and this drug makes for enjoyment at all times in every form of motion traveling."

Certainly this drug. available at your nearest drugstore without need of a prescription, will make any de- lays in plans at the last moment avoidable.

"practically

or alrsick.

For Tomorrow

RESULTS this day will be pro- portionate to the amount of effort expended. Avoid carelessness, and. in the performance of necessary duties. do not rely on guesswork. An error of judgment could prove cost- ly. Do not let interruptions and the idle conversations of others keep you from fulfilling goals you have set for yourself.

with the Moon in Libra all day, it is an excellent period for social activities, and entertainment plan- ned for business reasons should bring happy results. Those engaged in matters concerned with interior decoration, ih designing of clothes nnd personal rooming are espec- ially favored.

For the Birthday

If tomorrow is your birthday, the months ahead should prove that your personal objectives can be more easily realized by working for otharl. Thin is not meant in the restricted sense of business. but in the over-all. world-wide sense. Sublimation of self to the interests and needs of others. difficult as it may be at times. often result: in surprising achievement where your own aspirations are concerned.

Your horoscope indicates the strong possibility of your particl- pction in I community project dur- lng November. with an opportunity for financial remuneration involv- ed, so this period might well prove I turning point - not only in your

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0 tablespoons nit

lib quarts vinegar

1 tablespoon celery seed

2 tablespoons mustard seed B4 teaspoon curry podwer 4 cup! white sugar

career but in your philosophy. Home and family affairs are under most benencent aspect, and your social life should be exception- ally stimulating during the ext three rnonthl. Plum might. be con- sidered now for travel next spring. A child. born on this day will be gentle and sensitive. but easily swayed through the emotions.

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A visitor calling on a young mar- ried couple marvellod at the speed

with which their five children were bathed and put to bed. "now do you do it so quickly?" he asked.

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