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MONTREAL, Sept. 10th-You can imagine her , holding roses-but not cleaning pot; and pug, Yet Betty Farkaa scours A500 pots and ana a on (I gcmd "wise for any housewife). But er han are soft and beautiful, thanks to JERGENS LOTION. Detergents help Betty to clean all those pots and pans-and Jergene keeps her hands lovely in spite of detergents. After every ' l chore, she smooths pure, white Jergena Lotioigpn, ,;gi.i, away. Being liquid, Jergens doesn't merel "coat" the skin. It nclratcs to help replace softening moisture. ( t has two ' - dncmrs use for softening.) This is'why more women use it an any other hand care. Be a good housewife and an attractive woman . . .Use
J51-gens Lotion-avoid detergent hands. Just 15c. 37c, 65c and 31.15. In 5,,..i..To-School Again-For All The Youngsters. And I hope I'm mil too late to give you a tip about back-to-school y
ch,,h,.,- When you're making or remodelling your .-hil:lrcn's clothes for busy school-days.. . . use L1(j,1iT.'ING gFASTENER.S for convenience and gafEIV. Convenient? Yes. Lightning Fasteners make ' tII'CSSed and undressed easy for any youngster.
gflinfpo, Lightning is the zipper with the famous milrmmlic lock. They're wink-quick to un-zip when
V0,, want to . . . yet when they're zipped-up-7 ' Ljglitning ,Fiisteners stay put. And mother, just. thinkl-when your V(..1m:.strrs' clothes are finished with Lightning Fasteners, you can for- i l tho there of constantly replacing buttons. Ask for Lightning l'as'.riic rs now . . . in a wide variety of colours and sues.
I've Islet Had ii really exciting flavour experi- ence -- ii raw
8 A N B0 RN COFFEE. Did you know? - it's 1007?; real cojcc - made by s new pro- cess that keeps the navour and aroma of freshly ground coffee. Xes, even the very't'clour and texture is the slime. But. there's that wonderful ”instanl." conven- ience that you like so well. New Instant Chase 4: Sanborn Coffee dissolves like magic in hot. or cold water. And it's extremely eco- nomical. It saves me up to we a pound compared with regular coffee. I'm sure that once you've sampled its marvelous real-cofcc flavour, you'll want to make it your regular oodee.
Crapr Jelly Is A Favorite with most of us. What ii. treat it is to moon into that fTPSI,l-I&lllIIK,l'OYII igoprig jClI)'. And if your icllies ,.;v midc with CERTO FRUIT Piit FIN. thc set. will be right, mp ilzinor and consistency deli- ltcsults with Certo, are al-
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grand loo. Ami doing jams and If cs the Ccrto way. means you imp 2'.'l the time of the former lam;-lmli method . . .antl get up to 50 umrc Jam or jelly from the Flint .'llll0tlfll. of fruit.
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It's Rich With The Flavouf of Canada's best tomatoes . . . plus the extra touch of "magic" that the Heine chefs adcI- No wonder HEINZ TOMATO Kl-JTCHUP is the "one and only" with most folks. And now's the time to stock up on it. Yes. now the "New Pack Parade" of Heinz famous Tomato Products is at. your rot.-;r's. There's Heinz Cream of omatc Soup (Heinz puts in the cream - you add only waterl) Heine Chili Sauce (makes plain dishes taste 5 ct-ial!) and Heinz Tomato Juice 3. delicious source of yin- mins A and C). All these and Home Ketchup are made of the hnest tomatoes ou've ever tasted - fresh packed y Heinz for your enjoyment all year round.
, xxkr , to think about the back-to- L A n d , s u r e
last Month. Well that means I rinn' need to tell you that a mil a rlrlicioue way In begin the
I (iuu'I TIlINkv0T.&y&dIBQf Month better break- fasts . . . than
. school month of September. enough - it's Better Break-
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.nnrl ”Crcam of Wheat” is riav. Good !or you, too. It gives you quu'k-start.ing food energy.
t'”lliI'llTl nnii pliospliorus for dicta iirtirirut in those elements. Make r'('fl month Better Breakfast Month. Give your family a quick start for the day with the cereal 'nat's both nutritious and tasty: IIN '('zr.-im of Wheat".
Ourr Ijmn A Time, my washing used to have a yellow tinge. I'd
scrub and nib, with no success. Then I remembered something from my school-days . . - that seven colours combine to make white - and one of them is blue. So, of course. I said to myself. the answer to the problem of my yellow wash - is Blue. You know you iiiust. rinse your WHSII to ct. the clothes clcmi. Then simply put. a dash 0 Blue in the water - to get them really white. Your sheets, shirts and, table linens will fairly isparklei What's more, Blue is kind to fine fabrics - won't. harm them in the least. And it costs just a few pennic. a month . . . a sound investment!
Yes, for the irhiielt wash. use RECKITTS BLUE.
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Curd Of Thanks
The family of the late Peter Gotcii Frederickson, Mount Stew- art, and formerly of O'Leary. wishes to thank their many friends who sent floral tributes. and assisted in their recent sad bereavement. '
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Tl-IE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN
Strange But True
3! I. I. MacArthur
Prof. J. C. Mardus, French Elmloiogtst. translated the fol- lowing curse which was found graven upon a tablet at the en- trance to King Tut's tomb.
"Let the hand raised against my form he wItheredl'Yet them be destroyed who attack my name, my foundations. my effigiea, my im- age."
Maybe you don't believe in the curse of King Tut. but there are plenty of persons living who do.
Let the facts in this strange case speak their piece; The names of the 33 persons present at the various chamber openings. and of the 33, 1'! have gone to their long sleep over a: period of N years I. sleep in Mother Earth with King Tut who died nearly 3,300 years ago hard by the Nile River. where Luxor now stands.
(Incidentally, those dead report- ed here, do not include a number of Arabs. Egyptians, etc., who were mere onlookers when the tomb was opened.) This is the awesome re- cord:'
Lord Oarnarvon died of a mos- quito bite a. few weeks after the tomb was opened in mm.
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Lady Elizabeth Oarnarvon died six years later. also from an insect bite, as had her husband. A British mining engineer, a Mr. lKendig, and Shiek Abdul I-lamari, died shortly after Lady Oarnarvon. The next death was that of Jay Gould a tourist and friend of Lord Carnarvon. Woolfe Joel died on his yacht on the Nile six months after visiting the tomb. Sir Archie Douglas Rieid, an x-rav expert. died early in Feb. 1924. Prof. Casanova, Egyptologist of the Col- lege of France was the eighth vis- tlm to die under the curse. Prof. Georges Beneditc. Ei;.VDtologlst. of the Louvre In Paris. France. dim in Egypt but was never in the tomb. Dr. Albert M, LYIh800- who was present at the opening, died of a stroke Jan. 2.5. 1934 and Sir William Gar- stin who gazed upon the inner chamber. died in 1026.
A. Lucas, osteolcgist of the American Museum of Natural His- tory died in 1929. He was one of Carter's assistants.
It begins to seem a bit uncanny. doesn't it?
0 O 0 Art Weigall. who was it tourist M the time of the opening, passed away in 1934 nf an unknown fever: eleven years after Lord Gamarvon The Hon. Mervyn Herbert, died In 1930, aged 48, the youngest of all the Victims - if they were vic- tims. O O 0
Richard Bethei. also present at the opening died in 1831 of un- known causes. Sir Charles. Cust. who looked upon the inner onen- lng. died in 1932, Prof. Leffeur of McGill University died in 1934. He visited the ill-fated tomb as a, tourist. Prof. Fahny Bey was said to have been a victim but this report proved false. Now we come to Lady Evelyn Herbert and A. R. Callender. both present "1 the opening: both were dead by 1934 Rex. Englebock died the Same year. Lord Westbury committed suicide and James Breasted P35595- on in 1935 of unknown causes. Ro- bcrt Mend died in max. Harry Bur- ton photographer of the tomb. died in 1939. Howard Cutter, one of mg 1.3: .0 cm, was the first to discover the tomb. He died in 1930. Edward Harkncss passed on in 1940, aged 06,
The others who attended thff opening of King Tut's tomb and who have since died, are not im- portant enough to be listed here.
Living in 1951 were Abdul I-lallem Pasha Sulemun. Allan Gardiner. Douglas Derry, Mohammed Shaahm Effendl and Mayor Aston.
You have just read the record or the as who were present at the tomb opening 1'! are dead: seven others are presumed to be dead; 3 are presumed to be liviniz. the fate of the 6 others is un- known.
"The original robbers. who broke into the outer chamber of the King 'nit's tomb within 10 years of its sealing, were caught and were tortured to death. Certainly its violation canted a curse for them, but it may have been acurse from the living. The usual punishment was to tear their bodies in half."
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FORT WILLIAM, (CP)-A gift of at least 50,000,000 bushels of Canada's wheat crop to the poor and hungry peoples of the world has been proposed to the federal government by leaders of the Church of England in Canada.
The proposal was approved by church delegates meeting here.
The idea was proposed by Canon R. K. Naylor of Montreal, who urged that some of this, year's wheat crop be offered to needy nations, either as 9. gift or on some
S. of E. Members Attend Services At Zion Church
250 members of the sons and Daugliters of England who were attending the ltnh annual reunion of the Maritime Lodges over the week-end in Charlottetown. par- aded to Zion Presbyterian Church for morning service on Sunday. The service was conducted by the supply minister, Rev. Stuart H. Merriam, B.A.. who preached the sermon. The scripture reading was by Rev. W. C. V. Martin, Chap- lain of the Sons of England lodge in Saint John, N.B. The parade was marshalled by Bro. W. G. Coles, secretary of the Halifax Lodge. S.0.E. Supreme Grand Lodge of Canada officers present were Bro. H. Franklin. Supreme Secretary and Bro. D. W. Bogart, Supreme Trustee, both of Toronto,
should not evoke a great furor. Everyone was talking about the of Tut's tomb back In 1923. The slteptics rediscovered the Idea of a curse. Others stoutly maintained that the deaths of the 17 persons was the direct result of the boy kink's curse.Be that asit may, it's All very uncanny and thats that. O O 0
Most of us consider tuiinels as modern feats of engineering. They are not, Along the Red Sea coast may be seen tunnels six miles long and at least. 100 feet below the valley beds. Experts who have ex- amlncd the tunnels say they rep- resent a colossal engineering feat and may have been built in an attempt to counter the gradual
drying up of the Arabian Peninsula. or it may have been the escape route Ihrough which Moses led the Israelites when pursued by Pharaohs' army.
Adalgriso Regeneto. an Italian immigrant living in Port. Stanley. Ontarin was cautioned not to go swimming because of a strong undertoiv. But Regenelo went. and
until after his death that the fel- low could uderstand only a few words of English.
Mrs. Ben Hlghbill was the first baby born in Leavenworth. Kan. In 1923 she became the mother of the first bady born in Atchinson, Ind., in 1952.
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Lrrhe Abegweit Chapter of the I. O. D. E. wish to thank the ex- hibitors. those who donated prizes, the judges and all those who con- tributed in any way to the success of the i953 Flower Show in Simi- merslde.
Wanda L Wyatt. Regent.
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arrangements whereby payment would be made in part or at a. later date regardless of the monetary barriers.
"Canada has too much wheat While there are nations which are going hungry because of lack of it," Canon Naylor said.
Prof. A. Dale of the University of Toronto, who supported the canon's proposal. felt that Can- ada would be ehowing the world through this "token" demonstration that she is prepared to implement deeds and not live by words.
and Sister Mrs. E. Hayward, o( Moncion. 1413.. Supreme Past President of the ladies organiza- tion for Canada.
The parade. which was formed up at the lodge room of Lodges Eton and Queen Elizabeth on Grafton Street, was headed by a oolor party carrying the Union Jack to music by the Lads and Lsssias Pipe and Drum Band at full strength and in Highland coa- tume. The parade was viewed by many citizens during the Procu- sion both to and from the church service.
A farewell meeting was held in the evening at the lodge room where brief speeches were heard from the visiting officers and re- freshments wero served. Mr. Nel-. son Robinson, Past President. was in charge of the procedings.
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