'll:e Guardian

Strange But True

By F. H. MacArthur- .1i‘1o1‘ellCe Deguaiino, secretary to '~h1'0|-|8h the 1-08 Allgeleé blreets. sh Ohio iirin. Uni)’ recently dis- ahell they were loaded on trucks . ... L ' __ T?‘-é‘

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Saturday, April 10, 1934

I some circus elephant; had or- rived in the mm cm. (0, ,_he,,‘for 3 miles and brought the paint- iliim chores. They were 'purac;cd 91‘ 8200.000.

P3113 9 (RlVPi' as it would look from a boati .travelling from St. Louis to New; 0

rieuns. The painting scluaiiy stretched

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was 3 ma.e_ gm, had ‘,0 3,, that is. [our of ‘em were loaded

‘O probate court to change the 1“ ““°k’~ Tm“ °f ‘"9 ““m“15 ing system for current cases for

record.

“(used "° take ‘he “"9 “"1 W311" s more systematic checking. -we error originated because he-rled '4‘ ‘he 5Wd1°- Why? Becluu mother called her Lorcnza when ‘he!’ hﬂd ‘"3911 in a hlﬂhwﬂi’ IC- these two

What findings are reported by psychiatrists? What

we was born and somebody mis- cident five years before and relused evidences of mental disturbances

. I 1 ‘ed he, 3 , ,,,me_ to tangle with the uﬂlaucloulft it has ltss weak point.s,l-‘-"Sew! ‘FINNI-

but the automobile has been a greatl H’-"W" “l” ‘O? 8 10118 mt?m°l'Y7 that of maturing iacting their age) both

moral influence in the Canadian! A 3999*“ 5'-“'V9Y 5h°W€d

heavy Los were found in these children?

1. Children schizophrenia is char- acterized by a slowness in the rate

WCSL It has smpped 3 lot 0; 1,\°rse|C0TLl'lIIlEl'L'll1lly laundered shirts wear physically and mentally. ou

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faster than those laundered

2. The schizophrenic child can

u N“.-KS out am“ even pay at home. because of the difference appear to be normal at times-

miks dont live as long as lealllm hllhdlhll mes, but they have 3 better time] wing it. I once knew a Charlotte-

'\l\\H man iilio owned two vet,-led in the collar, the collar button-

meiitally. physically and emotion-

Shirts sent to laundries usually 8113' —but. at other 9-111188 he 15 are atarched with the crease iron- 0°‘ “01Tn3l-

3. Plasticity ‘(being e a s i 1 y dis-

,’ __ , .ed‘ and the hm, folded. 1,, >5 ma turbed mentally and emotionally) h“":J’:l’h‘1”“:a)‘/“h‘?_Yf)allm‘l"ee"‘D’ heavy “arching and “mm; may oharaclerizes the behavior of the

guy dogs too tut. Mr. X. Theyld°°5 me d3"“‘¢9- .i..ii‘t live long." “Maybe not." saidl Hm“ 1“““d°"9d

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schizophrenic child. If parents and lnacheris observe

“ X H but wry,” be happy while 1953 much and ﬁner balm “om these cliaracteristlca early. the l'. .. i '

,hey live. ‘ed are placed.or: h.an8ers.

A recent survey shows that. \\ulllL‘ll are talkllig slouer tlianl may used to. That's not so good! once it will now take ‘em longer. .0 get in the last word. lscngusncife

At 56, George Handel the great. lti..‘.lSiclal‘i thought his public careerln iias ended. He was flat broke and_ icspondent. Two and a hall n1ont.hs‘,so1es. 'al£‘i' he began composing “The‘ U you don.‘

Bedroom slippers

a month. thus achieving undyinrten to ml‘. famn as the greatest musician of‘

ucnrge Handel. lags‘

W'R5h|l1iZl0“ 11'\'1“l~'- RUUWF. C0‘-l1'i .Rcseai'chers nevcr stop game!- sri the famous phrase. almlizhtyling data on this. that and every- dnlliir. It is not to be conlused‘tiiing. Now they tell us that 70 with the "Holy <l01lﬁl"' Of PYIHCG per rent of the world's household .hrooms are either partly or whol-

T0 d€V9l°D D1‘0D(‘|‘l.\'. f‘\"‘l'.V Child ly worn down. As a. result house- 'i¢‘t‘d5 10 Sllend 3 D3” Of his Um‘-’{wives are using wasted motion.

_ i found among

Keeping Your C0fi0e in Hie 1'l‘- other defects in brooms. that when rriizerator will hvln preserve its broom corn fibre wears away the lesser broom merely glides over dust and will make a_dirt, without picking it up and [sweeping it along. So. for a long

Diachronda. the plant with the life hang up your broom, Thisl kldnt‘.V'-Shﬁpéd IFHVES. 1= the l&lest_avoids pressure on the fibre.

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Edward Island fame.

n healthy lJ1B.V- The researchers

mlatile oils. Result: in amount of! collce strong. fine-flavored beverage.

tan in lawns. The seed cost 58 a‘

pound, but once planted lasts in-I Every pay a New Hanipslilre Redl (infinitely. Better still, your lawnfhen owned by Mrs. Nellie Adamo; will never need (‘lilting and it will: of Vinemont, Ala.‘ lay; an egg

have that carpety golf-green ‘cf-{shaped like teardrops.

fcvt. I The world's longest painting was‘ -Horses have four legs but only done by 32-year-old John Ban- yard. The scene was the Mississippi

two knees.

and sloppy pumps cause 80 per cent of adults to plod along on unhealthy feet,

Their advice before jumping into pair or new shoes is simply this‘ Purchase oxfords with flexible

. ,, . b l" v ‘ Messiah and finished it in loss than [ plodding along on glgegveel. 2;; G:

Years ago 4 or 5 was the aver- all time. So in our darkest hour We sized shoes worn bv E 16_yem__ up would do “oil to i'eniember‘o1d. Now 7 or 3 is conéidered “Eh

BUFFET SIUPPER DANCE CHARLOTTETOWN HOTEL MONDAY. APRIL 19th Dancing 9:30 p.m. - 1 am. Music by “The Islanders"

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Suggest reservations be made early. Please Phone 7371

psycliiatrists will be able to give them help at an earlier age.

KNIGHTED COMEDIAN Sir Harry Lauder. the great Scot.

Nntional Foot Health tish comedian who died in 1950.

RED POINT SCHOOL

Grade 9-1. Mary Whaien; 2. Elora Citing.

Grade 8-1. Weston Rose: 1. Glen Stewart; 3. Arthur Btewu-t_ and Eileen Robertson.

Grade 1-1. Sheldon Rose; 2 Ethan Garrett.

Grade 6-]. John Campbell.

Grade 5-1. Theron W1-inlen, Rowena Garrett; 2. Jerry Suther- land; 3. Mary Ls. Pierre. Mertonl Bruce

Grade 4-1. Helen Whslen; 2. Angus Campbell.

Grade 3-1. James Campbell, George MoPhee: 2. Helen Ls Pierre.

Grade 2--1. Leo Mclnnis; 2. Frances MacPhee; 3. Ann Camp-1 bell.

Grade I (A)—i. ary Young.

Grade I (B)—1. srgaret Suth-‘ ei-land and Anne Rose (equal); 2. Albert Whalen. George Campbell; 3. Vernon Garrett.

Grade I (C)-—_1. Mae Machine; 2. Robert MaoPhee.

Highest average. senior gredcs, Theresa Whalen, 843%: Junior grades, Anne Rose and Margaret Sutherland. 95%.

Perfect attendance for themonth —Eileen Robertson. John Camp- bell. Jamee Campbell, Ann Camp- bell. Anne Rose, Robert MacPhee and Moe MacP'hee.

Bernice MwPhee. teacher.

was knighted in 1919.

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