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IOR FIFTY YEARS hr fifty years old Mary] loved The Huron farm they own, and seven stalwart sons of hers To manhood there have grown. [of titty years it has been homc And all a llnme coultl he, and Mary's heart. la happy there .Anrl well content i! she.

ht there are times thouithll Turn back to other scenes- hep lanea in distant Devonahlrc Amt Devon village greens.

old Mary's

Gd biary‘! made herself g part 0t Huron‘: countryside; lllel president of this and that And polntcd out with pride. Iar qutlts are things to marvel at And quite beyond compare, lad her Canadian pumpkin plea Win first at every fair. ht there are times old Mary sits And folds her hands to dream 0t cider time in Devonshlre _ And Devon clotted cream. ~—Bv Ernest H. A. Home. tn Lon- Ioll Free Press.

(‘Olffll HEALS JANGLID ‘ NERVEI

Color. long the prerogltive of the st, interior decorate and ama- F!‘ painter now ia being studied motlcrn physicians and surgeons u a practical therapeutic agent. mantle experiments in chromo- apy indicate thlt color la a positive force affecting the humall lrvous system ind hoa important aeitrlit powers.’ Tht- most important color tn tha iiltctrum. red, has had interesting , llOlOﬂlCGI effects on mankind Ma the dawn of time. it suggests blood, firs, danger and seems to itithlce muscular tension dnd man- hl awareness; whereas green. the molt accoptahh of nil colors. aug- tlts nature, the out-ofginors. lam, peace and relaxation.

LivinglbtLesure —THE WOMAN '5 REALM-

Bluos and Yellow;

The strongest color by measu.e of luminosity is yellow, the color of the sun. It has been used us a stimulant in the treatment of rye and lterve disorders. Blue is llll! coolest of colors, suggestive of cloudlcss skies and tic-op strll lakes. Blue seems to decrease YTIUSCUIJF tension. and when used in therapy for high blood pressure is said tn induce lower [llressures and slows

rates. .

Modern -hoapitals have found that color combinations and beige: with ivory used in con- junction with a little red tends to induce more rapid recovery for sur- gical patients.

“EAT A GOOD BREAKFAST"

Food to the human hopy is like fuel to a motor. To develop energy fuel must be consumed. You can't go very far in an automobile with an empty tank——you can go a little farther with an empty stomach, but not much. Doing work o“ an empty stomach means that you are usiig up your valuable re- serves of eneriy, a very wasteful process.

Of the three daily meals which moat of ul at, breakfast ia pro- bably the moat important. Yet too frequently we filld that people. [or one reason or another, skimp on breakfast and in some cases omit

this nlcel entirely from their tiuily routine. Various excuses arc klvcn for this omission. none of which are very valid. ,

The habit of eating three mcala a day la merely a matter of cor- venlence. In order to sutaill our energy it would -probably be hetter if we had something to eat every hour or two. Such a regime, how- ever. would become vary monoton- ous and would not leave mllch time for anything else; so we have rom- promised on the thrce-nleal-ll-day

schedule. Xn order to make this come

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contzllns a "subway" with a four- wllecl scooter t.) carry crew mem- bers bet-ween the pilot cabin and the waist section.

The Army Air Forces aatd the

the B-Ws 34 feet. The tunnel provides a passageway along one side of the bomb bay. At high altitudes it is pressurized like the other oom- partmcnts to allow the crew to move about with-out oxygen masks ilnd ctunbersome air supply tub- ug.

promise effective and sustain our efficiency it i-s important . that

tllcse meals hc as well-balanced and evenly spaced as possible. Af-

thc cvcrllng meal and breakfast. our reservoir of energy requires replenishing. This is particularly| imle of workers who start their day cariy and for whom there is another lung interval between breakfast and the mid-day meal Our mental and physical ccn- dition at the beginning of the day usually determines the result of that day's work, so that it is most important that we face our job each morning rested and pro- perly nourished. Not only is this important from the point of view| of physical efficiency, but it is a. well-known fact that people who are improperly nourished are more susccilliblc- to collie and other, types of illness than those who are wcll fed. The prnpcr size and. quality of your breakfast depcndsl upon what type of work you al€| doing. People doing heavy man-I ual work require much more 'ful>l” than those doing sedentary jﬁllS. For the proper assimilation of your breakfast lt should not he‘ too rushed. Five minutes cxtrp l" tho breakfast tabla ls far more. important than a quarter of an! hour extra at dinner. The other

‘day l read in the paper of a cer~

inI-n railway SlﬂilDn where the) had nuldo arrangements for those‘ who drank their coffee on the way

to the train in the morning to‘ chcck their cups and collect the‘ empties on the way home. This

struck mc as tleilllz the height of souls-ihlrlg-or-otllcri stupidity its probably too mild a word.

If ynli are trying to lose weltlllt skimp on your other meals. not breakfast. wt- all relish that ex-l trll five minutes in bed in thei morning, hut if you are inclined to succumb to this tanlptation. buy yourself llll extra large and loud alarm clock-cat a good breakfast and keep yourself ticking all day.

Don't Make This Mistake When Child ls. Constipated

Don't upact a child already upset. by eon- ltination with nllsty-tnatlnl lnnlivcs or harsh, Rriplrlit clalllllrtica. Give Children's lllvn irltrlctlr. Tina now corrective made ea- pccinily for krowin: yuunletere‘ ncedl is an rlilllﬂlllll. to take-acts an Iently rind nop- Ina l_v without llisllirccnble reactions that awn tllc fuuslcal. child won't object. to their hair. Make laxative-taking time l-nl)’ on tllo child and yourself, metherl Oct Children's Own Tablets today at your drugiiat. 26¢-

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Thin column ta reserved for new: of local interest. but odvertlalng of a newly nature may b; lnlertgd at five ocnte a word strictly pa’. Able in advonol.

OIASWELL tol- Photographs.

KYANIZE and Enamel.

VARNISHES, Palms Toombs Music Store.

BEAUTYLAND SALON, 127 Grafton, over Holmanb. Phone 1329. Experts in beauty culture.

CIVIC TAXES.-The first. in- stallment City of Ltharlottetown taxes ts due and payable on March 31, 1947.

MAKE YOUR RESERVATIONS early for the Easter Monday Ball at the Glover Club. Rhone 1222.

‘nu: moans nannwanu‘ Ctllﬂllﬂny. Llmltcd. are now unload- ing 2 cars of woven wire forming.

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CIVIC TAXES — If ﬁrst install- ment City of Charlottetown takes la not paid on 0r before lliarch 31. thﬂn all remaining installments be- come due and payable immediately thereafter

VISITING HOURS at thle Char- lottetown Hospital: 2 to 4 p.m.; 7 to 8.30 pm. Only one visitor allowed at a time to cach patient.

PHALANX FRATERNITY itIEETING—T-hc Phalanx Frater- nity held their lvcekly supper meeting at 6.15 Monday evening at the Quccn Iiutel. Following the supper n \'cl-_\- ctljrlyz-hlc sing- song was llcid with Richard Hurst at ill» piutlo. Tllc lllUCilllK was then brlluufll in urcicr by life Prtmus. John Alllnllls. or. chair- man. Many topics of llllSillPﬂ“ were discussctl. 1'11» lllfwiltig was then odjnurncd.

IRUVIUNIZINII (‘LINNB ugulllst Diphtheria and Whooping Cough for Infants and Prcscllorlts will be held on lvfonday, hinrcll Zllsl at Spring Park School zit 1.3m l‘. M. and Prince Street Soho-til at 2.30 P_‘M, Tuerday, April 1st, at Qucerl Square 1.30 and Model 2.30. W€d~ nesday at Vvest. Kcnt 1.30 and Notre Dame 2.30. Thursday at Roch- ford Square 1.30 and Parluinle 2.30. First, inoculations will be given for those unable to attend last. month. Motherp-Jalfa your babies tn the clinic most (‘OHVPHiF-ili lit‘ X011.

NEW HAVEN W. I.

March meeting of tlle New Havcn Women's Institute lvlls hcld nt the home of MYS- Lloyul MacKlnllon on March 5th. Mceting opened with the Instit- llte “Ocle" and repeating "Crecd" in unison. Roll call was respond- ed to by l9 membcrs. Minutes were read and adopted as rcad. Two new members were welcomed to the Institute; one member paid her fee.

Discussion and plane were made to pack a box for Greece. School committee reported Walt and pic- ture gltass needed for school.

New committees were appointed as follows:

School. Mrs. Gus Tierney and Mrs. Simon Oavanagh; lunch. ‘fr; Gus Tprucy. ‘Mrs. Michael Murphy and Mrs. Lloyd MacKln- mm; pa-ogrnlll. Mrs. ‘ilugh Mac- Donald and Mrs. Richard Mac-

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mm "thank you‘s" were receiv-I ed for treats sent and "thank you" was received from Mrs. John MacPhec for expression of sympathy sent. 40¢ was P!" m“ teacher for new black board brush. It was decided to have an auction sale at next meeting. R011 call tn be answered bl‘ W donation for the, auction sale. Collection amounted to $100-

Ncxt place of mrPllllil 3i’ “he home of Mrs. ltlichlllel Murphy.

Meeting cluscd with ‘I11:- King. Lunch was scrvcd bv th" hFlStP-‘S and committee in cllzlrgc.

1,0535); “(C P\~C. Bennycoor: Robertson. dcplltl’ tlirvftm‘ o-i ill")- lic relations. all‘ nunlstry. “hf prepared ll plan for the RAJ’ I public rt-inticns set-up in \\’lTﬂ'm°l died aged 51.

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Whether you overwork, worry or expcnci your ener 'ee in the social whirl, tllc reeuitiet lo same —- chronic fatigue or nervous exhaustion.

Your nerves and ilodilg organs are also tired so that digestion fails and you lie awake at nlghte unable to sleep. I

Perhaps there is nothin that can no deﬁnitely hal you aa r. Chase's NERVI‘. F0 D. Many people ﬁnd this to he the cue. \\ by not beneﬁt by their experience. Ask for the new scan- omy sin bottle

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nun! MUIT an lNTllR-PRETED

When Christiana attempt to ‘tn-l terprst our Lord's significance ouch

thinker tends to-stresl. that us~ pect of truth which make; in.» strongest appeal to himself. This

ls as it should be. Truth must be interpreted and mediated llirUllLTl! personality, and cucil of its as Decta la essential to its curupctc- neaa. In the Church's 'llBi(

.i fore. the truth Bnlpllﬂsl; ,1 by can, 5853011 {Oﬁnl a part of the ,:il":li

whole.

Although man's evils deeds all often done in ignorance of their true nature. inability to ductin- gulsh between good and evil is too often ‘Che inevitable result of hie refusal to follow such light as has been thrown upull his path. The life of Christ SllCKla .-'l llJlll.

which penetrates the fol: of .lillil~ com-cp- lt',\il nus- Blillliilllft‘, prltlc-gll. ~ stloulrl in:

thought. illuminating iilz. tion of God and of i115 urn. It also gives him in that it. reveals the by which human action determined; marking tip.» muat tread if they are _' ' i spiritual maturity and the cops-it» for spiritual discrimination. First comes perception. and. then l\Ili.‘l\- ledse; as a man tolluvls lllc ltglll he comes to know intuitrvcly lthnl he ought to do.

But even when mcn w»- '.1,ll'll they should do they are oftcz. it'l- oapable of translating their vlszon into action. So adds the pctitlon for "grace and power." "File llil» of our Lord reveals" the soulac und sccrct of this poll/cl". ll ls tn l.“ found in a genuine Feiillllts" in God and in a relation of humble

dependence upon his Sl|'(‘nj:ll1 Illumination and powcr t.» achieve are essential fur succ-aas

in meeting thc cicmllnds and sum- plcxitrcs of ordinary/life. grill illurc ill'l1t'ilil_\’ will thew lzifts of (ind hc llcedcd when our ideall- ill: lllc iltillrc ore brought llllll I't‘|_i..flil., flllll perhaps into l‘cilillr-i_ ulill ill--

stern realities of a diyjutqgiqlnug; llllnlnn llfc and the l‘i.\l('< u! t\...' post-war \\'<:-:'l<l ' l

in ~l" themselves and . illcrl‘ : - demands. To usc t-rayel- \\~.t'~ cerlty and in a rcccptlvl- s will not only help to f‘lt'tl'.'_'- a man's spiritual pcrccpiirlil. ll \\‘.il also open his llcart and ml-xld tn those sources of spiritual cncrgry

which alum- call transform hotll the individual life and the titu of the world. ‘

BONSIIIV; ‘V. M. S.

The W. M S of the B1. 1w Urtiwd Church were enter .illl<.‘t‘i for ihréil‘ ltfnrch meeting at lhc harm of Mrs. Alan Slc-uurd. 'l"ne‘ prcsidcnl presided. nlld (iEYOilthTlS from the Missionary MlDllillly vrcru ﬁ-‘lTibd out. The theme for the program being "Fulfilling our Ohuach Membership in Christian Stewardship."

The Worship service opened by singing "O Imrd of Heaven and Eartlh and Sea" with Mrs. W. Lea as accomprnist. A message of de- dication was offered by president, Hymn "When I Survey the Wond- ers Cross" was sung. a-nvl 8 bﬁailtl- tul poem by James E. Wagner nus also read by president. ‘

Further dedication vllls qlfcrezi by leader witlh irltarmirsion of silent Prayers‘ and versus of “Take My Life" was sung by mtmlxm fol-low- "lard‘s Pnayer in Unison. After sirlgittrg “Omattonﬁ; Lord we give Thee Thanks". The offering was resolved and dedicated by sinzinﬂ "Pfﬂile God from whom all blessings flow’ when 'derotlons closed.

Roi-l was called lw Mn Lil‘. Bca- tolt DPOlﬂIl. and one new ‘member "ms welcomed. There were also several visitors present.

Minutes qt last pivoting lvcrc Tf-Ild and adopted. Several letters W??? read and discussed. quite a number of hospital and home visits were made by members. It was decided to son-cl 2 cards and a little treat to two sick mcmbers one in hospital and one ilome. The terrtperalice .scc‘y read the resolutions NKlGTSKl

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The new Stud-y Books was intro- duced by president and Mrs. Milford Buchnruan is to present thc first chapter at the April mcetlrtll. which i; in be held at the home of Mrs. L. 'l‘ Benton. when the Foster offering will be taken and roll call to be answered with a scripture verse containing the vl-orld Cross. During the alosvne Worship. prover was altered for the church in India. ‘rllc aintrlmz of "The Momtng Light is Breaking and Benediction lord.“ elsmlss us with thy blessing fittimrlv closed the mceiirlu when n social period was entoyed a-nd a deiltrhtfili lunch serwad by hostess.

KINGSTON W. M. S.

The monthllv meeting of the Kingston United Olvurch Auxiliary u! the W. M. B. was held at the homo of Mrl. Ilmer Yrlunker on Tuesday. March d. ‘The meetlnl opened with Mn, etanley New- man reading hymn I from the hyrnnary. followed by IiIlRiliI inlmm "when I Survey the Won- drous Cross“. and repeating Creed * in unison. Scripture reading was taken from ‘Thessalonians 4th ‘chapter to the lth Verse. The prcﬂam from the Mlallonary Monthly vine carried out.

Mrs. Stanley Newman tzavc a wry intcrestln| talk on Ohapicr Vi‘! of the study Book.

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