iiereis You Need Aspirin When You Have A Cold -To Feel Better, Fast!

At the but sign of a cold-bsloro you do anything also-take two Asrinnl tablets with a full glass of water. Here's why: When you have a told. it's almost invariably accompanied by a headschy. feverish feeling and muscular aches and pains. And it's very important to your well being that you treat these distressing symptoms with s medi- cation that will relieve them . . . relieve them quickly. By taking ASPIRIN at the first sign of a cold. youlll get this important relief.

No matter how you try to stop or shorten a ctald. authorities will tell you that this is sound a vice.

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And when you take ASPIRIN, you'll discover why millions have followed this advice with remarkable results. For Asrmm works fast. It actually goes to work in two seconds. And this is one reason why it brings you amazingly quick relief from these painful cold symptoms.

This two-second speed is something you can see ivilh your own eyes by dropping an AsPIIuN tablet in a glass of water and "clocking" its disintegration.

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When your cold causes a sore throat. gargle with three Asrllm tablets dissolved in one-third of a glass of water. This makes a potent medicinal gargle that almost instantly soothes tender throat membranes. relieves pain and irritation.

Besides being eifcctive. ASPIRIN is also gentle. Its single active ingredient is so gentle to the system that it is regularly prescribed. even for small children.

Keep ASPIRIN handy. when you buy. get the 100-trilvirt battle which gives you ASPIRIN for less than a penny a tablet.

Issause no other pain reliever can match its record of use by millions of people, without ill allots, one thing you can take with eoniplsfa confidante Is

st. cliryscstsss. and Vicinity

Mk. Camilla Araensult who was

employed in N. B. is now bsck home for some time. Friends of Mr. Donal. Arsen-

ault regret that he is sick with a severe attack of grippe.

Friends of Mrs. Hubert Arsen- sult were sorry to hear that she is sick with the grippe.

Miss Bernadette Gallant. Sum- rnerside. recently visited her sister, Mrs. Donut Arsenault. Si. Chryscs- tome.

Mr. Joseph Arseiiault. General Merchant of st. Chrysostome had the misfortune of hurting his hand while working on his cs.r. His friends are glad to see that. he is recovering nicely.

Congratulations of this ccmmuii- iiy go out to Mr. and Mrs. Phillip M. Arsennult who recently cele- brated thelr eolh wedding anni- versary. All of their children were with them I that day except one who was unable to ablenri. Both of them are still active and enjoy- ing good health in spite of their age.

The sincere sympathy of this community goes out to the family of the late Mrs. Azade Bernard of St. Phillip who passed away at her home on February 11th after a long illness. She leaves to mourn several sons and daughters. One of her sons predeceased her three weeks ago at the Prince County Hospital. .

The ladies of Si. Chrysoslome Altar society hald ii recent. meet- ing al, the home of Mrs. Alphonse Gallant with seventeen members present. Meeting opened with pray- er by Mrs. Gallant. Different com- mlblccs gave their reports and new ones were appointed For school-

phe rim: at Mt. Pleasant was nuge success. The both beautiful and amusing. The

Tl-IE GUARDIAN. cnAsnUi'ir:roWN Tm Vqllgy Nol-I W. M. S."

Miss Jean Wagner. Poplar Grove spent a few days I ally with her NEW 955399" '7' 1" 3- The monthly

aunt. Mrs. Thomas Skcrry. th W " m an? of . Williamsisconfinod 0W- --M W03 mung: Err with the 'flu. Friends W10” 0" '1'"”4'7 '"'""'0n hope she will soon be well again. "b"'"7 '3” "ml w" "- I- ' Dicki was Dsvotionsl mg M”. 5,0," gm. 1," fguu-ngd Osmpbsll as hostess. Mrs. Inn to her home after having spent "'4 "Md "TM 02" '0 WWIUP" ins past week visiting in N. 3. follow” by hYmn- In WW "II" ggg, Is No East or was." Bible nond- Mlss Theresa Mllligan. Bree. has W W M". N9 '1 M33953"- returned home after visiting with "Wm: ""'Ve Tm” 0'” W37 Mr. and Mrs. Mlelvin Marchbsnks. 10?d"- 30'5"” "1" "Y 7'”1'1"l House Are Many Mansions" Mr. 1;.-mon wuugmg mu 33-, Mrs. Edison Rollinll. Prayer by Melvin Mnnchbanks were visitors Mm brie Houston Hymn "Biss- 50 Amber" on Morgday, sod Assurance". Prayer by Mrs. Harold Ms.cDonsld. Mr. Henry Mooney returned to Reading "The Comfort of a Tyne Valley sfter spending some Friend" by Mrs. Richard Dickie- time visiting friends in minors son. Hymn "Jews Saviour Pilot and Mt. Pleasant. . sesame of Poem usup smiling", by Mrs. ullh Wsrren. Mr. and Mrs. Edmund May- clocins Bra-yer by Mn Nelson nard, Mrs. Charles Newcoinbs and MIcD0nIld- SGVHII IMRNINDG Mr. Leigh Maynard morons to reading: from "World cell" were Mt. Royal on Sunday to visit with given by Miss M. E. Campbell. Mrs. sergeant Philips and son Miss Martha Brown and Mrs. in-land. Leigh warren.

.... period with Sympathy is extended to Mrs. President presiding. Minutes of Peter Mcbonsld who has had to previous meeting read and ap- enter the Prince County Hospital proved. Roll call responded to by again for treatment. twelve member. with a Bible verse -- containing the word "heart." Mr. Charles William, P. W. C. The members were pleased to student at Charlottetown is con- welcome several visitors. Corru- fined to his home this week with pondsnce read, several letters of the 'flu. thanks for sympathy attended in bereavement. sick commlif reported visits made to sick and shut-ins. Tress- iu-sr's report was given by Mrs. Leigh Wu-ren. Discussion follow- Mr. and Mrs. Edison Wllllsms ed on presenistion of an Easter wore visitors to Femwood on Sun- Pageant and it was decided to send day the guests of MI. and Mrs. for gevargl copies. Mexhnder MCI”!-Yllnh Devotional leader for next month. Mrs. Elbert Hill and The W9 C"'”"1 "Ht "13 Pi" 0" Prayer leader Mrs. Wallace Dick- for the "Stewart Memorial Nirs- ieson, in; centre" on Tuesday evening in word for mm (3.11 I tion" or 93 W9” to Easter. Closing prayer prepared by Mrs.

Miss Eleanor Birch and Miss Myra McA.rthur telephone operat- ors are both sick with the 'flu.

"Resurrec- a Bible verse pertaining

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ltositbly. Mrs. cross offsrsd pray- rs of iaiarssssion. .

Poushsn -..sInbsrs sqpwersil roll csll. minutes of last meeting road and approved; i.rea.siirer's report slvsn by Mrs. Green. A splendid report on the Prssbyterisl held in lummorsids in January was given by Mrs. Cross and llrnxsith Don- ald. who were delegates to this 1110091213. Tam Secretary, Mrs. Bruce Riley gave s reading. also Christian stewardship sec- retary. Mrs. Duncan Mscaougan

by two a reading "1 must be shoot

my Father's busin ." Commun- ity Ikiendship secretary reported slzht home calls. and four Hos- pital calls made on the sink and shut-ins since , ' , A number of thank-you notes were Isad by Mrs. Keith Donald. A re- port on the mission band, was giv- on by Mia. Earn nryenton. next meeting in be held rbbruary 24th at Mrs. .Br,venton's home.

Chapter five and six of the Jap- sn program was given by Mrs Bruce Riley, assisted by several members with . adlngs. These ” t s were very interesting dealing with the education in post- war Japan. .

March meeting to be held at the hi ..l of Ms. Preston Green. Roll call to be answered with the word "Peace." The singing of hymn 252 snd the Mlzpsh benediction brought ihis meeting to a close.

A delicious lunch was served by the basic 1. Mrs. Bruce Riley, and Mrs .Robc-rt Wall.

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Cornwall W. M. S. met on Feb. 12 at the home of Mrs. I-irizen Howard. In the absence of Mrs. Earl Moore, the Worship theme, "His Silent Presence." was led by Mrs. ,wstson Livingstone. with Mrs. lhrl Lowther assisting, and included Kagswrs poem. 'Silence." the 28rd Psalm in unison and the prayer hymn. "Dear Lord and hther of Mankind."

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Day Thou Gavest Lord Is lnilad". and Benediction.

. York and Vicinity

Miss Marlon Murray, City spent the week-end at her horns in York the guest of her parents Mr. and Mrs. Dolph Murray.

Miss Anita Lewis. employee of the Family Allowance office. City, spent the week at her home in York the guest of her parents Mr. and Mrs. I-lsiry Lewis.

Mrs. Harold Watts, York is via- iting in Black's Harbour, N. B. the guest of her daughter Mrs. I-Issen Bradford.

Mrs. Louis court, Boclford is convalesclng at the horns of her father Mr. Tom Vessey following an operation in the P.E.I. Hospital.

Much sympathy is being ex- tended to Mrs. In Cars," West covehesd on the death of hot husband.

Miss Hazel Mscxlnnon spent the week-end in York the guest of Miss Freda Nawson.

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ASPIRIN

Mlrs. Philimon Arsenault and Mrs. prizes were -1! donations from the Revell Dickieson and mid by Mrs. per our Study. Mrs. M. K. chu-

Gilbart Gallant. Fir the sick- i0110W1n8- MB In A- -311-Heilh Ind Harland Hill. man chose Chapter four of "Japan York Hoe” um pk,” .

.V1rs.. Pacific Gallant and Mrs. :14;-be? 1igCCI3UBids3:2xEIfel1ii:l-lThDl Indies Aid meeting followed Begins again." and very capably mendly sum ywnh cowhnd on g;::;:n.l. 111; E:;'y'I,ryL1.:':y'y:.4f'(y7:y-hu:'3 rah-,9 (1;-llallt. it. was moved and - - Tyne with Mrs. Edison Rollings preside portrayed the early life of its i5ro- Saturday evemnz. Gown,” mun-

a V811eY- I-401115 Cami. N011-ilhm and ing, at the close of this meeting. instant ions which had their

YOUNG TRAVELLERS HAZELBROOK B. Y. P. U.

'I'l'in You n I: HI7'?iCis

The members of the Ilarelbrook

Assorlalimi

founded in Britain in I930 has a B. Y. P. U. were entertained on membership of more than 2.50.000. February 15th 3; type ham; or TTT ' Mr. Roy Jones and family. The

meeting opened with hymn "Yield Not To Tempi.ation". followed by The Lord's Prayer in unison. Scripture reading was taken from Proverbs 3:1-10 and was read by Sue Jones. A story was read by Queenie Macxinnon on the text: "In all thy ways acknowledge Him, and He shall direct thy paths." This was followed by pray- er. Devotional perlod closed with hymn "I will sing the wondrous Story."

Roll was called and answered by l.weni.y members. Minutes were read by secretary Eva Jenkins and .7 business was discussed. Two one-

' act. plays are being practised. Of- fering amounted to 31.50. The next meeting will be held in the church vestry on Februnry 23. Devotional leader will be Frances Jones. The meeting closed with hymn "True hearted. whole heart- . ed" and i.he'Mlzpah Benediction.

REGENT

Today 13:30-7:00-9:15 2 - HITS - 2

James Oliver Curwood's nov- el of i'nzii'inf: aclion- '"trRAii. or THE YUKON" - AN .

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: rui 5: first raging 5.'l:OiV a sink-

seiioonci cup-

BRIDGEPOEIT, Conn., !"eb. 21 -(AP)-A young mother. with her ' six-month-old son in her arms, . ' plunged seven floors down a stair-

' well today and both were killed Dr. Benjamin Horn issued a find- mg of suicide in the deaths of Mrs Julia Farrah, 23. and her son. Sherman.

CAMEO THEATRE

KENSINGTON

Saturday 3:30, 7:15. 9:15. Real

Stallion returns in new picture-

lcading the wild horse herd in

a drama of exciting adventure-

"RED STALLION OF THE

ROCKIES" (in color)

with Arthur Franz, Jean Heath-

er. Jim Davis. See rage-maddem

ed elk vs. mighty outlaw stallion. Also Serial and News.

CAPITOL Summon-side

(THE BEST IN SOUND 8: MOVIES)

Ann S0'I'iiEiiN-'

in V,

nor Jolfl

LAST SHOWING TODAY -- 2:30-7:15-9:15 "TWO FLAGS WEST" L with Joseph Cotion - Linda Darnell - Cornel Wilde

Monday 7:15-9:15 Tuesday 3:30-7:15-9:15

Two Men ind s Beautiful Girl in An Exotic lindl.

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pproved to take 33.01) to buy question bookult was decided that next meeting would be at the

ho'-- of Mrs. Joseph J. Arsenault.

Miss Lucia Arsenault read a. very Iowa:-Eunice Enm-n. Srtlnshlll uszuanoox w. M. s. interesting story. A vote of thanks (Queen of Hearts) Charles M:- MM

was tendered her by the members Doukall. Tyne Vllley iDonsld The monthly meeting of the

and also in Mlrs. Gallant. for her hospitality. At the next. meeting the program will be given by Mrs. Willie and Azade Arsensult. There will be a reading by Mrs. Pranl( Gallant. A

The ladies of Si. Chrysosiome Study Club held their February meeting at the home of Mrs. Hub- ert Arseniiult with an attendance ofien 'c-""-.i by prayer by Mrs. Donal. Arsen- ault. It was suggested by Mrs. Alyre Arsenauli. that during the wlnta months meeting Wvllld start at 7:30 P. M. sick committee reported on sick during the month. New committee for next month will be Mrs. Joseph Ai-senault. Ii. was suggested by Miss Doris Ar- senauli. to buy a. book of modern etiquette. A few pages of this book would be read at every meeting. It was also decided to give 05.00 to the St Chrysostome Altar Soc- iety. A very instructive reading was read by Miss Doris Arseriault. Mrs. Hector Arsenuult will provide the program for next. meeting. The president asked esch member a question on Catechism and As- iihmetlc. A question box was en- joyed by iill. Mrs. Stephen Arsen- ault invited the embers to meet at her home next month. Means of making money will be s Bingo. Meeting adjourned. A Chinese auc- tion took place, prise was won by Mllss Doris Arsenault. A delicious lunch was served by Mrs. Donut Arsenault. A vote of thanks was presented to the hostesses for their fiospitnlity.

Albany and Vicinity

Mrs. Erskine Haywood. char- loioetown. was a guest. at the home of Mrs. Reuben Bowness in Montroselduring the past week.

Mrs. Fred Lb-ard. Brooklyn. was is recent. guest of Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Hardy.

A number of people in this com- munity sre suffering from the in- flue.-nzs but all cases to date are reported to be of a mild nature. I

Miss Beth Waugh and Mrs. Wil- ind oulicn recently entertained at the home of the lnlter for Miss Bnflhl Bowness. The strains of the wedding march. pliiyed by Mrs. Don Campbell. greeted Miss Bowness ss she entered the rooms where a number of her friends were assembled. A poem, compos- ed especially for the occasion. was read by Miss Waugh. The guest of honor was then instruct- ed to follow a trail marked out by blue and white streamers. At the end of the trail were two pieces of matching iuggagt. sull- ebly wrapped and labelled. In a few well chosen words Miss now- ness expressed her appreciation of so beautiful s gift. -A slisre- tbe-wsalih program. conducted by Ina. J. H. sisiyrdlck -Jrirdy Mr; '3”:- clark. prov 2 en en r - merit. The Oscar was won by Hill Bownus. Dsirit! NTYHBMW"

the Tyne Valley Women's ionic and were presented by Don- ald Molean to the. winners as fol-

sisters and his wife) Adrullis-Mrs. Preslon rug;-y -m-., In mg juencg or the Mccaull Ellerslie

Port Hill as the most original rep- resenting ”spud Island." Ms-. Char- les Caseley. Coleman, for the fun- niest man on the ice and Ms. Ralph Adams u the "Country Cousin." ,. ..

country cousin caused much merri- --Angina, Y"; with Jung"

. Stunt-Trail Rangers.

IMF delicious refreshments were served

by committee in charge.

Duokl. Combination-The

"053 Hszelbrook W. M. S. was held at Springhill (Jack

Sprstt the home of Mrs. Jones on Rb-

iabbln H004) president. the Vice President. Mrs. Mr- Alton Raynor Cucumpec Henry Jenkins ” c. Meeting (Pied Piper). Mir. Laurie Birch. opcngd by -ng hymn --Les The Lower Lights Be Burning" fol- lowed by Psalm 23 repeated in un- ison. Devotional period was led by Mildred Payntsr and Lilla Jones.

Hymn "Jesus. Keep Me Nell Wile in Mill 0911' The Cross" was sung and Psalm rude MoNevlri and Mrs. Horace 1; Wu ,-9.4 1-ggpomiveiy, ud-"'0"? 5-5 ML "id M11 POW scripture reading was taken Rabbit. A mock boxing match be- (mm Mnghew 754-29, Mud.-gd lween Charles Oasslay and the Pgynur led in pg-gygf, A poem was nieni. and laughter. Lunches and am by Lin. Jon”, nymn "Mon home made cmdy was sold. The about Jesus." The fourth chapter lame sum of two hundred and fif- or the hum, of mg ngpmi, wo. ty-nlna dollars was cleared after menu Mjgglongry union wu rem, 3" ewenm were new The luvs followed by readings "The i.-hiia by building In which the rink is the wayside" by sue Jones. "rm built. is certainly In ideal place Golden Fields of Roma" isy Queenie fcs: s recreation centre. Much Mgcxumon ma "A gum). or credit is due m:. xayser stationed Key." by Allcg Jones. xymn at the Mt. .leass.nt airport for his --swag mm; of Pfgygfjnd "The help in securing tables and s.uct- Lon-1'5 pr-gyer" cloud me new. lonins 0! the Cakes. iionsl period. Roll esll was answer- ed with a verse of scripture by eleven mqnbsrs.

.The in ins f l I: ll c'a"'T' I'd nllllfi were rrensduf sndo sppiiivedimclwirsg. Stanl San d thanked omrbe Give Banquet For Parents for .53.. ...?i' to her wi.'3.. .i.i.'. Offering amounted to u.so. Plans gm, mmremv. Mom" Ind were made for World Day of

Prayer to be held at Alexandra. Devotional leaders and lunch com- mittee were appointed and the msstl , closed with the Mispsh Benediction.

Daughter. !'aiil-ier and Son Banquet was held in the Kenslngton Unit- ed Church on Friday evening in one interest of the C. G. I. T. and Trail Rang a under the direction of one following officers: Banquet dhaiiiman. Mr. Kenneth Blakeney: president. C.G.l.T.. Joan Bowman; Chief Ranger Trail Rangers. Mer- ven Clark; Leaders, C.G.I.T.. Mrs. Robert Carruohers and Miss Dcr- Malpequs and Baltic W. .

olihy Macxenslez Lenders. Trail Auxiliary was held Thursday ev- Ranlers. Mr. Robert Carniiibers sning February lath at the horns and Rev. Lewis M. Murray. of Mrs., Duncan Msccougan. The President. Mrs. Crou opened the meeting by asking Miss Linklstiler to lost! the Wworshlp service. this was taken from the Missionary

MALIIQUI AND BALTIC I.

The regular monthly meeting of

Program

Grace-(all standing). Supper. Toast to iihs King--Mangapet Crozler.

by The Nsiionsl

Responded to

Anthem.

Greetings from His Worshlp.ths Mayor.

Fsrasr carious Wsass iilssrm Mil Ilrtliisy

Slngsong. - . Toast to the chum.-h-siiu-beui -Relatives and many friend! Bowness. ' of Mrs. Margaret Crockett, Cal-

gary, Alta.. will be interested to Mission Siiudy Quit. know she has observed her Nth Toast to the piimiij-pg.-yi birthday. Feb. '1. so the horns of Woodside. . her son A ur. and Mrs. crock- g,.,pam....M,, Jgggph L, pm,-1,. etc. 541 A sander Crescent. with on. whom she resides. Mrs. Crockett Toast to the C.G.l.'l'. and Tuxls will be r-numbered in mm: on Movqnenu-.Dq),nie Hunter, PHD” WWII! Island II I EOIIIGP Response-Mrs. F10bCl',t Carruih-

Response-Mr. Harold Laird.

s Songs-C. G. I. T.

Rarnsi-its-Rev. L. M. Murray. Greetings from the various or-

bsginning when at a meeting in Brooklyn. Mass. 125 years ago. ii collection was taken towards send- ing the first missionary lo Japan. Hoping to merge all denomina- tions into one great church. the firsl. church was and still is known is the "Church of Christ in Japan." The first scripture translated into Japanese was the Gospel of st. John.