MARCH 19. 1954 i . Mr. and Mn. Joaeph Gotell. .ir..

grind in Georgetown on " ” Vicinity

-ggg.w.w.)ladareaiavia- Igglna-iaada h Charlotte

Miaa Kathleen now. am. of Bolton nun. -mm in George- tnwmiaatweekaaa viaittoher father, Mr. hroaat Doyle.

can . , . Mn. 17. J. Hind-ald-mat aw- erai daya in dam-iottetown laat

mu. Grace Ooiiinga of diar- iottetown. meat the week-md at me home of her brother, Mr. ggry Hemphin H GO03"97v9'n-

aggig liitnerald of Omar- lottetown, was the week-end guest of her parents, Mr. and Mn. W. J. Pitagereld.

week, when ahe attended the preaentationa of the three-act romantic comedy. "Pride and Prejudice," preaanted by the nu- dents of Notre Dame Academy. Miaa Gertrude ldtlgenld. daugh- ter of Mr. and Mn. W. J. ritz- gerald and a student at Noizre name. was a. member of the

my Bernice Glory. who has "W

-RC. hm. employed at Peakee. la vie-

l?.".i.”5.'..l;.”'"''' ”" "” ""' Sap Run Slowed ms am Murphy and was By Cold Weather

Lqbri Sampson. who are employ- pd in Charlottetown, were week- .,,a visitors to their homes in Georzetblm -

Rev. Walter Cotton. C. R... at- ie-iiderl the funeral service for the late Archdeacon Charles R. Harris.

TORONTO. (OP) -Maple ayi-up tapping is the new: from many farms ing western. eoutihun and eastern Ontario this week but the weather has been too cold for a god run of up so far.

In WQJIAVII

Mm); was held in St. Peter's Only Perth county g Caiiindrni in Charlottetown on Ontario reports a good up run out Mmh 12, in southern Ontario. Lambion has

had warmer weather and producers look forward to good production of

ii: lliidi Mrs Joseph Gotell.

s. uiio have been visiting in syrup this season, the Ontario ii.'1ux, N. S.. as the guests of agriculture department reported -no; mu and daiiztlitcr-iii-law. Wednesday.

Dorothy Ulx's Column-

Contiiiued fi'om page 2

g od so long and faithfully. And don't magnify min min guilt in introducing the obnoxious member. Things like n,.i mil happen and the lesson learned will make you. as well as ..-in-i iiiciiihcrs of the club, more careful in the future. The serious ....mie at. present. seems to be the rift made by one person in a group '”r.4I uzis quite closely knit. The widening diasension may possibly

.1. iiilx iirt-nk permanent. and there's not much that you, as an in- .:.iiiiii.i1. inn do about it.

AVOI I) BACKBITING (iHAIlGl'2

in-. atioiiipis you make to warn the ii-id,v's friends against her Wlii hr iill.-iliiflfi ns hnckhitiiuz. or as a desire to .work off a personal ;.-. Axoitl this by all means. Maintain the friendliness toward .. imi group wurlc' dc-munds. be pleasant at other times. Try, by low rating other friendships, to divcrt your children from hers, but ilmii make an issue of forbidding all association between your young- zuix nnri hers. . s

living able to handle it rlrlit-rite situation like this tactfully, with- 4i'l' :.inior or zisteiisible uiiplcasantness. is the hallmark of intelligence. You ii.li'P integrity and I'll" hold your own in these t:ir(:umstanI:es. :mu' lot yoursclf he pushed into a corner.

Iiir1.iR MISS DIR: Six months ago I had a boy friend who was i? -inn )Cr'lT older than myself. i.-ii mm, and i fell in love with him. 1 know he likes me. but he will other girls. and only calls me when he hasn't another date. it: knmis I like him. How can I win him?

gm.

Martha

if-RWER: By DRilPIl('P. mostly. The boy is very young. and is rim. nxaviiy the right thing by dating several girls. You are probably Wllsiilfiiliii: his attitude when you infer that he comes for you only uirii iir"s datcloss. I'm sure with all the other dates he has, he i-miiii-it come 50 miles to see you unit-ss he was sincerely interested. lm in. to i-oniemher that most. boys of 18 like a girl who is a pleasant. animiiiln companion. Continue in that role and you may get to be inarlin: lady. .

ills: Nissan cannot reply personally to readera but will answer prililiPm.l of interest through thin oolumn.

Can 9 Fave ran Flakes

. I .5 9 l . I .'.r ix 3. Inn," Ill), .WI ""111, 5., ' u H.

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they'll in your Iavorites too because:

FRESIIE CRISPIER TAST I

They're packed Freaher to atay Freaheri Notice Keliogfa etuy Crisp in milk or. cream - I Delicioua Bran . . . nature'a ' aid to aeguiarltyi

We live about 50 miles apart. I-ie'; "

Dark Lightning

Helen Topping Iliilar

Iynopsla

Gary Tallman. young petro- laiua engineer from Allbllaln. mlaaea hia baa in Tana end Mona Muon, wife of a. cattle nnoher. gives him a. lift. Gary Ia injured when her car craahea In a ditch and the Maaona nurae him back to health. lie falla in love with Adelaide Macon but will not propoae um Iii he hu a'job. Gary auapecta there la oil on Harvey Muon'a land and Hickey is employed to. driu a. well. Harvey. Ma.- aon pea-auadea Gary to remain until after the teat. Harvey Ia oelled out of town and Gary uuyerintenda the work. No oil appeara at the atipulated depth. Hickey makes an agree- ment. with Mona to go deeper with Gary. at hia own rlak. They strike oil!

CHAPTER XXX

Gary met Adelaide at breakfast Sunday nlOl'll1.Ilg and she looked at him remotely, said "Good morn- ing," and went. on readmg the paper.

Harvey arrived about eleven olclock, glowing and expansive. He swung Mona Lee's feet off the Hour. "Nou, didn't I tell you. Mother?”

"Now, don't you run wild, Har- vey Mason, just because Gary and Hickey struck oil. I thought you were going to bring Junior back with you? what happened?"

"Well, I got him off. It cost me plenty-but the kid that was hurt clidnlt die. and I stave trooper

said the girl ran out from behind a parked ciirJi1).i:'.ll'.r'.il'......so they let him off with a line and suspended sentence after I squared Lhlngsy with the iamily.”

"So you decided to leave him up. there?"

"Well, I figured an oil manlsi son ought to have an education.f' Been there three years now-be! a kind oi waste to bring him home now. before he finished his law so you're in on the well. too, are you?" he said to Gary. "Mr. Mason. I'd much prefer not

be. After all, I only followed i-Iickey's orders. He insisted on this arrangement as Mrs. Mason can tell you-over my protest." Gary argued. "You can give me a check for enough to take me on to the

next place." 1 "Look here. son. you did this job; what do you want to quit

on me for? If you're sore about; that Republic business.-well, we: never d-id get that straightened out.

entirely. . .

"This would be as good a time

Card Of Thanks i

I wish to extend my sincere thanks to Dr. Simpson, Nurses and Staff of Prince County I-Iosplfal for their kindness to me while a patient there. And my friends who sent. flowers. cards. letters. treats. and all those who visited me also my good neighbours for their acts of kindness. Thank you one and all. i

Mrs. iDr.l J. E. Fleming, Stanley Bridge.

Ca: O-f-I Thanks

Vie wish to thank all our friends, and neighbours who were so kind! to work so hard in the smoke and heat. to save so much stock and- equipment. Also the Parkdaie Firek Department which was so kind to come to our assistance.

Fenner Stewart and Family, Brackley.

T-.T--T I IN MEMORIAM i In loving memo , of Mn. Wil-' liam Jay who died March 19. 1952. .

Alwnya . membered by the Family.

IN MEMORIAM ,

In loving memory of Mrs. W. W. Jay. riled March 19th.. 1952.

Inserted by aisle-r Mary.

IN MEMORIAM

To the memory of Michael J3

Doyle. North Ituatico. who paaaedi

any March Ill. 1949. i .

To live in the hearts of those we leave behind. la not to die.

bovingly .eniembeI-ed by 'Wlfe and Family.

Sore Throat?

;'c am runs

l”(lW.

as any to straighten it out." aaid Gary grimly. "Will you lend on your car. Ire. Mason?”

”Why. of course. Bill: what are you going in do, Gary?"

"Bettie thinga. I'll be back in half an hour."

Ha&orvaiaofut,withhis jaw set and his eyea like hot irona burning in his head. The tires squealed and gravel flew when he turned into the driveway of Oil- ver KimbaIl'a house and stopped with a. Jerk.

He Jabbed the doorbell eavagely four or five times. and then Grace came to the door, trailing a pink negligee. "Oh-you," she said im- pleeeantly. "What do you want?"

"I want. Kimball." Gary said bruaqueiy. "Tell him to come out. here"

"He's shaving. And he has noth- ing to say to you. Gary 'I'allman."

"He may have nothing to say to me. but he has a. few things to say to Harvey Mason-and he's going to say them nowi"

He pushed past. Grace into the house, and Grace gave I little frantic shriek. "Oliver!"

Oliver Kimball came from the rear of the house. He wore only a pair of linen trousers and an undershirt. "What do you want, Tallman?" he demanded.

”I.want you. You're coming to Mason's with me-now. Get.your shirt on. You're going if I have to knock you out and drag you there."

"Don't you clam touch my hus- band!" ahrillod Grace.

"Get him a shirt. then, if you don't want him messed up."

"I'm not going to be bullied into this,” declared Oliver, his lip drawn back. "Get out of here, Tailman-and don't. come back."

"You asked for it!" Gary drew back tautly and clipped him on the

mar c;uARoi.LN.

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PIGGY-BACK HOME - You'll never have to any "let's go home." if you win this folding home which was exhibited recently in Chicago, Ill. The unit has a four-bunk sleeping mom and a downstairs living room. Demonstrating the outfit. which weighs 300 pounds, are Bill Maloney, left. and Patricia Marand. The portable home folds into a 10-inch pack on top of the car and can be assembled in 15 minutes.

side of the face. flaiied out wildly, wobbied under him down on his knees.

"Get him a shirt unless you want me to drag him out as he is! Gary barked at grace.

"ill have you ari'e.sterl---you bully. you!" she screamed at him. and flew toward the telephone.

Oliver's arms but his legs and he went

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