APRIL 28. 1953

THE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN

PAGE THREE

ELLEN'S DIARY

Continued from P389 3

nwmng to plan for digging "the )W5'- .. a quiet, lovely season. mugh inlaid then as always with mm; wistful regret. We had been .ntci'taining visitors that evening, ; We cou.ple,,since. in truth, gath- md to other realms, then prepar- mg to home.

The men had already gone with the lantern to the stable and we chmed as women will while she donned her wraps... talked of . y , but what do women speak of at such times. that makes the min- "155 5ca.mpel'7 And suddenly:

I -come Woman!" he summoned mar, "Make haste now - the beast 1-. I"

I ”N1'IIie::ynian, Ellen," she whis- gered with ieeimg. "I don't See now 1 have lived with him 1 this long! He's so. . but whatever

I -3 was, was never explained. as r e hurried out to the 03171389.

And her words were momentar-

, forgotten as we turned to put ”.e house in order for our retir- , James later edging away

Dreamland muttered: "For .39 life of me. Ellen. I can't see iiliv that man lives with that ,i .m.tni sheis . . . " but whatever ., WM to .yamcs' mind we never lC(l as SlCPp and silence took

. . . i'.i'() points of view. . .tWDv' - like April's weather thpf. 'w nuci grievcs in turn and Lev r'-.)lliCl'.C. to isical away to meet Buslly the hours spend

and pleasantly . . gonietimes not without a note 73 CUIICETH.

i guess." James observed when t-. ll llle staff he considered the nismciit of a necessary fann- , "we may as well buy There were moments of sl- 'vnrP and then, "Did I everthlnk Iv. see the day when the equip- 391:: for farming would be worth 2.; much or more than the farm 'rrlt' well, that's what farmers are come to . . . It's a far cry 'mm the old days and," he shook Fin head. "I Wouldnlt say there'd be too much last to fti However,” :9 nizmaged a smile, "I hope I'm iizsznkcni"

Through the moonlight he has mine now to tarry only briefly.

Until tomorrow - - - Diary - - Jond-night. . . . .

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That Body or Your:

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confined cannot adjust himself to other persons and outside affairs and the one who is outside can.

"The neurotic symptom is pres- ent because of anxiety and is an attempt to relieve anxiety. Anxiety is the core of the neurosis."

Now, anxiety is really a good thing for all of us as it shows we are not satisfied with "everything" and anxiety drives us on until we reach a common sense or ideal method of relieving the anxiety. Dr.. Moench points out that with- out anxlety, we would simply sit. When anxiety accumulates without opportunity for discharge or we use wrong methods of relieving anxiety, neurosis develops.

How can we relieve anxiety or meet stressful situations success- fully? Some suggestions are:

1. Remembering how we band- led similar situations.

2. Familiarity with and willing- ness to accept our role in life and society.

3. Good physical health.

satisfaction.

5. A wholesome life. religious or philosophical.

6. A stable responsibility in the community.

If we try to evade or avoid our duty or responsibilities in a situ- ation, what we call a defense mlhhanism (alcohol. drugs) must be successfully fought. However, we must never forget that real or or- ganic discase can also cause neu- rotic symptoms.

IN MEMORIAM

In loving memory of our dear parents, who passed away at Cape Traverse. Mrs. Wm. MacDonald, February 2nd. 1951 and Mr. Wm. MacDonald. April 26th, i948.

While you dear parents rest and sleep. Your loving memory we will keep.

Sons Irving and Aibart.

IN MEMORIAM

In loving memory of our Husband and Father. Harry Craswell. who passed away April 28th, 1950.

we see him just the

In memo , same.

As long as we live we will treasure his name.

Deep in our hearts he is living yet.

We loved him too dearly to ever forget.

lnvlngly Remembered by His Wife and Daughters. relief from the

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WEDNESDAY, APRIL 29th-

CENTRAL GUARDIAN

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Strange But True

By 1'. H. MacArthur

If you can't read your own haiitlwritliig you are not alone in the world of pen serawlers. Victor Hugo's writing looked like a bat- tie-field on paper. Few printers were able to make out Balazacs pe- ouliar scrawl. Sydney smith was even worse. ”My writing." he said, "is as if a swarm of ants, escap- ing from the in'k-bottle. had walk- ed over the manuscript without wiping their legs." Horace Greely, of newspaper fame. was the dos- pair of oompositors. .

Thackeray's penmanship was neat, but the letters so tiny that few could read his writing with naked eye. He once wrote part of

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MILK - and good health go hand in hand.

ICE CREAM satisfies young and d.

nail. other pen wielders class included Charles Dickens, Douglas Jerrold. Capt. Marryat. Charlotte Bronte. and William Black.

Doctors lead the list of poor writers with authors coming a close

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1F YOU ARE l"l.A.VNl.VG on building a Chimney why not install

a Selkirk Metal Chimney for Saf- and lawyers leading the ety. E. M. Cudrnorc. liepresentative. magma W1.”-mg has been me

cause of much embarrassment and

C04", SERVICES-for me best countless costly mistakes. A low

Milkers, Coolers, R8il'ig(?l”rli0l”S .11 1 . m 1.11,. Washers. Paints. etc. Insurance Egglgslplzsatulpoils V1365. E I too. 58 Fitzroy Street.

A Virginia planter wrote to his , p ,f' i p , , H ,, father in England to send lilm .qlb,";,'l”AT "LE x5:fth,:r"jLli: tun virtuous young women. By Gigi”.-Vps mlmaclv I" t "M" 5;spelllng two too and not crossing BakC'3- itlte "I'” the plaiuter received 50 "Tm voting wonicii with the promise of

REMEMBER AN(;i.ca, make ;..,,,,me.. 50 me, 0... Rogers Hardware your hcndquart- A London merchant wrote his ers.

agent to ship him 2 or 3 apes. He

forgot the "r", and the agent sent W3 apes. ,

, The typewriter has taken the

-"-H sting out of loiigliand. No longer

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g Writer Wilkie Collins was so 5l”li0l'5,c:iiiziy' about the characters used in his stories that he always con- sulted a doctor when any of them got sick. The doctor put a finger on the paticnt's pulse and looked at his tonglue, metaphorically speaking, in the proof sheets. and decided not only the kind o.f ined- icinc he should take, but Wllzll symptoms he should be allowed to exhibit. If a case of typhoid fever proved refractory and behaved as though it were small-pox the proof sheets were altered, the patient was warned of his error. and was made. to understand that. he must not. run munter to nature and to medical experience.

Medicine has been a stumbling block in the path of more than one novelist. So has law and science and astronomy and geog- raphy aizd what not.

Rider llaggard, in ”King Solo- mon's Mines" has an eclipse of the moon take place at the new moon instead of the full-somc- thing which could not happen.

As .1 boy, I often pondered over I

MILK COOLERS. E Choltte of ten models. Amazingly low prices. Storey Electric. ,

CHURCH OF SCOTLAND. Stan- chel. Service Wednesday cvenmg at 8 P. M. conducted by Rev. Alastair Johnston, from Scotland.

LARGE QUANTITY of clean timothy seed priced right. A. B. MacPherson, Winslne.

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THE ANNUAL MEETING of the Clyde River Farmers Institute will be held in school on April 29th.

CLINIS CANCELLED. The reg- ular chest cllnic hold at the Pro- vincial Sanaiorium on Friday. May lst, has been cancelled.

I . of Sir John

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Moore". How could: anyone he "buried darkly at dead of night by the struggling moon-

And how did Robinson Crusoe. manage to fill his pockets wlihi biscuits when Defoe tells us thalf he had stripped off all nis clothes before swimming lo the wreck-

DIED TN MASSACHPSl'."l'TS - Her many friends will regret to learn of the death in Watertown, Mas. of Mrs. Christina. MacDou- gall. Mrs. MacDougall was the eldest daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs, Roger Westaway. Lower Montague.

Shakespeare and Charles Leveiisi geography is badly at fault. The former sometimes got his place- iiames mixed up. while the latteini tells us that Andalusia is a prov-p ince of Portugal. I

Lord Clive in a letter dated a-. round 1835, asks why have no pic-I ture of the sovereign and herl august consort from painter Smee's.. hand. The ans-wer to that one is: because there was no prince con- sort until 1840. l

RETURNED FROM WESTERN CANADA - Mr. and Mrs. John O'- Connor. who spent the winter in Western Canada. have returned to their home in Hope River. They were accompanied by their sons Jerry, who is stationed with the

the Lord's Prayer on his thumb-. in this.

the familiar verses in the ”BurialI

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Air Force in Winnipeg. and Flying Officer John, who is stationed at

We ought never be too critical; of the mistakes we find in writ-E

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Mass. for surgical treatment. cheese from which a bite had been taken the officers came to the conclu- . sion that the human cheese lllIJ-I bier was the person who'd beci . looting a chain store. So the checsei

was sent along with the dental - Iimpressions of six suspects. to the.

pF.B.I. in Wasihlnigton. Result: "The bite on the cheese matched thol ,,ieeth of it. young ex-convict. who; was then charged with the thefti of sass. I Memories of Christmas 4:: years ago came back to J. F. Wllliamsl of Paola. Kansas. when a Christ-l mas card he mailed in 1909 wasl

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in loving memory of Mn. Henry Phillips who passed away April 28th, 1944.

Death can never take away And time can never erase The memory of a loving smile, A dear familiar face.

Beyond the gates our loved one Finds happlnen and rest.

And there is comfort in the thought .A loving God knows best.

- l Adam” Fondly Remembered by Her Hus- band and Daughta-a Mrs. C. B. McDonald and Mn. .Alex Vanlderstine.

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The card came to light when a building. occupied many years as a drug store. was being done over. Williams. then a young fel- low, had sent the greeting card to

John Harkin. who later died in RECITAL World War 1. Mirrors or looking glasses are . , slill handled with great care in by NO!” Damp Atademy

the average home. Why? Because 5IUd9m3- superstitions galore have entwined themselves around this article of furniture. Many of them date back to an age when mzin believed there was some mysterious con- nection between himself and his shadow. Today, the belief is cur- rent that if one breaks 3 looking glass bad luck will follow for seven years. Some mothers hold that it is fatal to let a baby look at its reflection in the mirror be- fore it is one year old. Others cover the mirror in the house of, the dead.

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