It pays to . buy the best!

llqke wiihihe prize-winning flour!

Robin Hood Flour

O Swept all top white bread baking prizes at the Canadian National Exhibition -

for the third year in a row!

' distortions straightened out-a pro-

leenttnuod from page II

In Love iWIlI'I Boss

he has some or the attributes of a familiar lather and e. standbyi psychiatrist in (ending with your unhappiness.

His fatal fascination for you goes no deeper than the fact that he encourages you to confide In him, while he signifies deep interest in you and your future. In your con- Iused maladjustment to people gen- erally, you've seized on his receptiv- ity as s drowning man might grasp at a log. Thus he seems to mean everything in the world to you, in terms ol long-sought "love-security."

No sooner does a neurotic get close to anyone, in I confidental sort of routine, that he (or she) begins to enmesh that person, if -possible, in all the rnmiflcltlons of an old, old story of inner mis- ery. (Usually the story has to do with a chaotic struggle, on the in- fantile level of anxiety. for "ac- ceptance"-of a. type that would give the neurotic a total proprietary dominance of his so-called beloved).

Get. to Roots-Of Frustration

In the first excitemenfof affiliat- ing with a new personality, the neurotic forgets his chronic prob lem of anxious. frustration-the dynamics of which he has never fathomed. He forgets it was very much with him prior to the development of his latest stress-I relationship. He assumes he. was comparatively comfortable in the past, whereas in truth he wasjust as ”sulferlng"-in slightly different circumstances, perhaps; or possibly without the tantalizing. hope that specially disturbs him now. .

Such is the gist of your heart- sickness; as you woo your boss to take care of you.. Stop trying to lasso him and get your'emotidnal-

Nutrition.

position that calls, for psychiatric h lp to kindle insight. In the city t rough which you write, you will- flnd abundant first-rate. help oil this kind.

Mary Haworth counsels through

Interview. Write her in care of The. Guardian.

DPEN EVERY EIIENINR EXDEPT WEDNESDAY

YOU BUY FOR

cnocolm-Es EXTRA SPECIAL!

Pot-Of-Gold 1.19 :"r.:'.?'?'f:... 10 lbs- SUGAR 3".'i'i'u... 1.59 675'

Mixed Candy Hard Candy Satin Mix, etc.

LOBSTER Tin 67c

With 55.00 Order

MIXED NUTS 2 lbs. 75c

ELLIS BROS.

and FITZRDY GRDDERY

SEE ADIOINING R.MA. AD FOR OTHER SALE ITEMS

LESS AT

YORK IRISH STEW Per Tin

29c Jello. 6 for .. 55c Quaker - y Flour. 24 lbs. Sl.40 White Swan Serviertos l7c Swansdown Cake Flour 39: Magic Baking Powder 34c

(With Cook Book)

Shlriffls Seville Orange Marmalade. 24oz. 49c

HEY!

OWNERS

tI'iereb'y deleting its original purpose. For

OK RUBBER WELDEIIS GRAFION 81'. EAST DIAL 4912 Bye and Bye Everything Will Be

uoxoo

NEW CAR

DO YOU KNOW THAT WE ARE FULLY EOUIPPED TO SERVICE AND REPAIR THE NEW TUBELESS TIRE.

We have modern equipment that enables us to repair your tire without endangering the original construction. Impro-

per repairing can result in adding a tube to e tuI3eIess tire.

--see your specialists-OK RUBBER WELDERS.

i i I

I

any tire troubles

'ivr.u.'

her column. not by mail or personall

The Guardian Page 11 Thursday, Dec. 18, 1954

(Continued from page 8)

Forbidden Foods

also important. Since the diet is somewhat restricted, these supple- ments will help g give you proper

Mixtures known as protein hy- drolysates are very helpful. some of these may be taken by mouth; others are given by Injection. Amino acids. the substances which make up proteins, may also be given by injection.

QUESTION AND ANSWER.

M. 8.: can long use of dicalcium phosphate, taken for pheumatism. produce harmful effects in a mid- die-aged person?

Answer: The excessive and pro- longed use of s. calcium or lime Dreparationvmay lead to difficuluy. You should take this preparation Only 18 prescribed by your doctor.

L

MISTRESS OF ACCENT8

QUEBEC (Cr) - A Sfrench- speaking teacher here, gives Eng. 115D lsssons to five Chinese boys. Ella Le Measurier, retired school- teacher. has been giving such leg. 5005 '9? three years. Her present pupils were flown here from Hong K0!!! 53': relatives and the -senior

Pupils get along in French as well as English. ',

H. 'l'BI2IA'I W. 1.

The annual meeting of St. Ter-

ea's W. I. was held in the school gave the financial The was found that ll balance of 337.85 carried on the remainder of the Mrs.

with six members present.

meeting opened with a prayer, foi- remained to start another year.

lowed by the roll call which was answered by members paying their membership fees.

Before the business of the meet- ing began an address to the retir- ing President and Secretary was read by Mrs. Chester Bradleyl while Mrs. Joseph MacAree pre- sented a beautiful dresser en- semble to each on behalf of the. members.

The President. Mrs. Geo Smith I gave an address and report of the I year's work. and thanked the

IF YOU

DRIVE . . .

A Drink

r:A

i I I ie.--.ee-

mcmliere in their ea-operation . Vice President. 3! r I. she held the office. The Sec'y-Tress.

, I V Leonard Hall for a card game. The meow during the past two years while Bradley. Iing then adjourned followed by I

The Directors and Auditors were delicious lunch. supplied and 9

report and it re-elected. The new President. served by Mrs. Chester Brat'llPy, I

Leonard Bradley and MlI.g meeting. Joseph MacAree. - The election of officers followed. It was decided to ask Father The next meeting is to be held President, Mrs. Chester Bradley. Croken for the use of the Parish at Miss Mamie Cameron's.

mm-,,, BUSINESS HOURS FOR CHARLOTTETOWN

BEAUTY SALONS

Effective immediately the following schedule of hours will be observed by all Hairdressing Establishments in Charlottetown.

OPEN

Daily from 9 till 6 pm. except Tuesdays and Fridays to 9 p.m.

CLOSED ALL DAY wronesoav

DNARLDTTETDWN NAIRDRESSERS IISSDDIATIDN

Retail Merchants

GRAPES 2 lbs. . 29c APPLES

' llselntoslr, Medium.

2 doz. 49c TOMATOES

Ripe, Ftrm

Package 23:

NAVEILS List Of 344 5 Independent Dealers PRINCE

Association Limited

fArsenault. J. Harold - ....... .. Sununexnltle 'Bernard. E. B. . St. Eleanors 'Brown it Bnglole .. Richmond

Luxury or Happiness.

MOIRS CHOCOLATES

(CHRISTMAS WRAPPED)

lb. 95c

Pkg. of 50's .. . 89c

'Bu.rlelgh, L. A. . EIIHHII9

'Burns, Ralph R T"Fl'PI""ll

'Costaln. Alvin Cziite WON"

'Cotton Av. Rogers Kensinztun

'Dlxon, S. D. ..... .. Tf.V"l&

' Doucette. Alyre .. Summcrsitto

9Ellls. W. G. . Springfield Wu-at

'Foley, Alfred . AIIIPMOH

'Foley, John .. Bloomfield . Howlnn

'Gallnnt's Grocery '(laudet & Son. J. . 'Glllll.l6t, Alfred ...-.. 'Gnudct dz Son, Mark

'Hnrdy, Edgar

Richmond . llliscouche . Sunmu-rsltlt-. Cape Tnncrsr

'Jcnkins Groceter Summcrside

. 'T.enrd. C. R. S. . Allmrtun

'lllacCaull, 1-. ll mum-silo "Q Kllaccaull. Ralph Cnrlr-ton

.,: '!lIacI)onnltl, Orin MacNeil'n Hills

' 3 g ')lncKay & Sun, J. B. Colcmnn lg. - 'MacNelll, Carmen .. Tyne Valli-,v

. 'llIacNclll, Claude . 0'Leary .. ')Inf.thews, K. B. Flmsdulc

- ')lyrlcks Alberton Llsl. ilhr,-rton

6 '1 9Nisl)et, Thomas Tyne Valley

01, C J rv5-XS It-ST 'Noonnn, J. A. .. -. Alharlon

' ?.s.o”r-' - -rnuupps. H. E. - Cnnwnv

- 'Palmer H. L. Roaeville

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In" - "' 'W'"""' p 'I'latts,'F. r ...... .. Searletown . ' , 'Richard Antoine - Mt. Carmel

3 I 'Sheu. in San. F. . St. Louis

'5ihrn, W. .l. ., . .. .. Tlgnlsh

RED 0'. E N '.VlcLean. W. S. Konslnpnon

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E 'Bmvman. W. T. .... .. Hunter River

I' 'Brown do Meek French Rlvrr

. 'Courl; 5'. Son Blulforrl

, t TODIIIIS BI'OE(e" fcummlnzs, D. R ..-. Vernon

i , 'Dlckleson, ll. L. . ew Glasgow 'Ellls Brothers Central Royalty

G ' '- . Fitzroy Grocery Chnrlolli-town ' 'M:Icl'Iu'cn. W. New London

anong 5 sun" Mugd .7 '.llucKn.v. K. Slnnlny llrlilzr 5 . C 'Rou. nm-Id -i . r.m.m

' 'Cnnfleld. I'.1rkor (ltltuiilti

' ' i KING'S - I I 'l')lngwell I Rnssller : 'Frnnclo. John H. , 'MacDonald & Cm, J 'llIcKlnnnn, f). M. 'l'oole, P. G. I g 1-. 'Stewnrt ti Bock .. . 3 G 0 3 ms 3 8 C Customern are advised to watch for ”un- ndvertlsed spr-rlnls" - Dry Goods. Fnoturt-nr.

16 oz. 2 lbs. 53c

Kleenex (lleg.)i 2 Pkgs 39o

Clothing, i-lc., at their gt-nvrnl riiorc.

Bleaclied. cello lb.

27; CADBlIRY'S

Seedless. Sullanas

2 lbs. 37c Dales. bulk. 2 lbs.

DAIRY MILK BARS

29c 5c. Ioc. 25c

Maple Leaf Rindless

BACON. lb. .. .. 59c

MAPLE LEAF. whole. sliced

BOLOGNA, lb. . zsci

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Heinz Prepared Mustard, 46 or. . . . . . . . . . . . . iar l3c Oulx Soap Powder. . . .

Heinz Sandwich S

Holly HIN Grapefruit Juice. 20 oz. . . . . . . .

McCready's Pickles or

Fund. Wetliey's Marmalade. 24 oz. ....... . . . . . . . iar 29c

3 ti” 3h First Ouolity Nylons. 51 gauge . . . . . . . . . . . . pr. 95:

Clnow,2-tog. ,,,,,,,,ig.-35; Johnson's Pastowax 59:

Australian Pineapple. sliced. 20 oz. . . . . . . . . . tin 3lc Welcli's Grape Juice, 16 oz. , , , , . , , , , , , , , , , , , 27.;

J

I

Kraft Cheese Whiz. 8 oz. . . . . . . . . ior 35:

Special Xmas Sale Coming Next Week at R.M.A. Stores

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