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The Guardian, Page 9

' By Thornton siiili-IlilllNG ro THINK ABOUT

i-1.-.-iicsions with disaster trnnght nu :!li from haste and lack-of

-wrist. --Old Mother Nature.

,. .i3 and Mrs. Jerry Muskrat hm iiegiin work preparing their )lri lioiise for the coming winter. nin ucrc so busy they gave 'riI'iiy a rnougiit to the two young in; ms who had come down the lj;; River and were visiting the Siiming l-'ool.- They had not been ;('(i'irimE3. ferry and Mrs. Jerry ll o a bit selfish. They wanted 9;. rzniling Pool to themselves. as mi in Muskrats was concerned. i'i.ii the smiling Pool was big 3,1 nigh for another family, made no difference to them. They just diriirt want those young Muskrats 51-iuiiiri.

. u lziiii-r were taking great -.-in to keep out of the way as .li as oossiliic. They went up

hing Ilrooi. and were gone oi or two. They had looked in .'.'lill for a place to make a home. ;.i may reiiiriinri to the Smiling Plllii, (inc of iil('Tll shyly took a iiiiiiitliful of rusllcs over to the old iioiiss and left them while .lr-ritv and Mrs. .icri'y were away. The other young stranger did the some

thing. it was repeated several t i ill c s .i('l'l')' surprised one of iilt'lll hriiicinz more rushes.

”ll'iizit are you doing that for?" he xriiicallcri.

"We want to help," replied the jm-iiiti Muskrat.

'illi." cniri Jerry. because he r-.n:iiiii'i think of anything else to sziv Somehow he didn't feel

1lIlt'(' the same toward the two

liiiiiiing, and you know he was aii-cziily late in starting work. Per- him: after alll it wouldn't be so ii.-Hi having-them for neighbors. "Mien are you going to move :iiiiiiE'?" he asked.

"We don't want 23 move along," confessed one. "We would like to

stay here, if you don't mind too niiir-h.''

, Jerry looked at Mrs. Jerry with a riiiestinn in his eyes. Mrs. Jerry Willi nothing. "Have you found "a pi.'!i(i"3Sl to build a house?" Jerry as .

"We've looked and looked, but the only really good place is right hcrr ” was the reply.

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"lint we already have ? nla:-c." squeaked Jerry. The other young Muskrat came swimming in Just then to add more l'lixil('S for the house.

i This limisc could be made twice in. his as it is. There is room g jg?

QUEEN LOVES. i HORSES

A day at the races is I ta vor 1 t c relaxation of Queen Elizabeth who per- sonally supervises the training and running of her string of 20 thorough- breds. Read the story in The Standard -- on sale now. complete with maga- zine. l2-page novel and 20 pages of comics. Only ten cents! -

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enough." said the first one.

Mrs. Jerry prlcked up her ears. "Do you mean that you want to live with us?" she squeaked. "We couldn't think of such a thing!" The young stranger shook his head. "No," said he. "We could make the -house double. you living in one part. and we living in the other part just.as if there were two separate houses." helexplaln- ed. "All of us working together could make a splendid house; big enough for all of us without inter- (ering with each other."

"I never heard of such si thing!" squeaked Jerry.

"I have," said Mrs ierrr is done sometimes, It could be done here. It is something to think about."

The two young Muskrais swam away to get more rushes, while Jerry and Mrs. Jerry thought things over This was something to really think about and not de- cide in haste.

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Pioneer Days in P. E. I.

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The Bible Christians had one small church in Charlottetown which never prospered and finally was given up sitogeth In 1846 s church was erected near Montague, and tour years later the! log church at Wheatley River was replaced by a new building. That same year Jacob Gale was sent to the Island from the Old Country and arrived in Charlotte- twon on May 16. He was appointed to the Union Road circuit where he rendered valuable service for several years. Arrivlng' on the ”Majestic" was a Mr. Baker and a Mr. W. Woodman. They were shipwrecked off the coast of Nova Scotia. near Pictou, and did not reach Charlottetown till Sunday, Oct. 22. 1856. Baker had charge of all the circuits in the district and for a time preached himself in Charlottetown.

He interested himself in educat- ional matters and opposed the last remnants of state churchmen. but.

and once when he tried to hold an open-air meeting. he was mob- bed and stoned in the streets. The first Church of Scotland erected at Desable. was one of the -first churches built in Prince Edward Island. Rev. Donald Mac, Donald of Pcrthshire. Scotland, prenclicd the first sermon in the

It is estimated thcre are 25.000.- 000 diabetic patients in the ii-iirld. and pruimlily many nnire Liv.-in porti-rl.

here in litflii and preached his first sermon in the new world at .1i"r-iik l-'crr,v. in a horn wliicli i::iiil siaiids in Lower Montague.

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Many old-timers and some of us who are not so old still can recall the brush fences that used to do

' duty in the old sheep pasture.

But going bsclr still further we and the pioneer farmer with a brush fencc running clear around his buildings as well as between his neighbor and himself and for cross-fleld fences. In other words. first fences were always made of brush supported by felled trees. This type of fence pnotected the crop well enough during the first few years.

But" brush fences took up con- siderable valuable land and later.

cleared his land of stumps, the" brush fence was put to the torch and a second fence of stumps, set on edge and side by side, took its place. Many of those fences were a pretty sight during the summer months. Among the roots were pockets of earth from which sprang dainty wild flowers and creeping vines. Yes, the stump fence was frequently a thing to be admired.

CHICAGO (AP)-A special me- diator met individuaily 1 Monday with each side to discuss issues in the strike by 40,000 employees of the International Harvester Company in seven states. However, there appeared to be no immediate prospect of settlement of the walk- out which began 21 days ago. Ne- gotiations between the United Auto

when the farmer had completely

Taxes -- School

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prepared for publication

October 1. 1955.

iron and Steel Srrzii.

per (2000 iii ioni I (Tar. Batteries. each i Cow Hides. per lh.

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Truck scale weighing for your convenience.

The Trustees of School Division No. 1, hereby Irrears. Lists of delinquent taxpayers are'now being

action will follow in accordance with the School Act. All outstanding taxes should be paid before

Office Parkdale School-Phone 4208.

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MAURICE BLOCK & CO.

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