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Ellen's Diary

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even better than now. Mill-flour "l! 5° sweet. if it was darker. There was no buying of flour for "s in these days. No indeed. 1r s» farmer was short of it. he borrow. l’ "W" I ﬂeilhbor or from the mill to tide him over till the new wheat W" "lily to be ground. The old- tlme bread and molasses —and how rich and ciisery it was znehi - WI! zccd. with a glass or gem; "i" —<>r let singer cakes or a 9"“ 09 Blnlerbu-ead. Seems as “with I have never since eaten Iliiaerbread like my mother “w; °° ma“ - ~ - ee iirht and moist and flavorful with splces...l=erhaps it wasnt any better than any other, it My have bcpn only that I remem- ber it in connection with those 7cm. The, often coma back to “m”? - those teen years and if they we had their worries, look. 1M beck to them they were on the whole, pretty good." O -O O

Picket fences,

i . thud“ Wm l“ In ns-t which hol

n colorfully in sum- glvllr. but twisted and torn fmm “lass-s snowy reign were rcpair-

mﬂly and set baclr in place and m ad work of it odd post holes mbvthve in a first move to dis- ‘m “a awakening earth. These "mentions were interrupted at "w" ‘Both: bv rocks which in m“ “iriimed W stories of the Kline-sled buried treasure. I “Wheel about it to James. “Mgyb;

our pot of gold isdown there, put there by some thoughtful forbear." "Now wouldn't that be like you Ellen" he rejoined “wishing for the like - without working? I'm thinking the only gold cn this place -or any other for that matter. will come off the surface, and at that, a fellow has to blame well work for ftl" "And they're pretty small flecks of it' I think" I re- minded him "and not much last to them" he added. "Tiiere nowl" he said aligning the newly-placed post while Jock filled in the clay “thatll look better." O O l

Grand-daughter was out too with the others of the fslnlly, lingering near the rest, swopirlg now t0 caress a favorite cat; chasing a playful one and laughing with glee when it climbed a tree; coming at times to the old stone door-step to sit brieﬂy there in the warm sun- ilght, an arm about Pard‘l neck

thorgh leaving him presently to-

view. cyea between pickets. the lambs in the paddock and when possible a “‘ it to touch thorn. To touch an animal either new- born or older is a strangely satis- fying experience to her. "Yes" she will nod telling of it with much delight "I touched the lamblel" Bile was cur guest at some: and l sus- pect over all the world. none would be more welcome. seated on a cushioned chair to bring her within roach of her plate, she manages her own feeding and keeps up her end of the conversation wltn no remark lost to her grandparents "One mouth. I have" she grinned at her grand-father engagingly. ‘Yes, dear." he replied "one mouth you have" "And two eyes" she said blinking them to point her as- sertion. “Think of that now. El- len!" James. commented pleased with this display of knowledge from the small one "and ten toesl“ she added: James could not believe his ears. “How many, dear?" he asked "Ten!" she replied. turning her attention then to the meal be- fore her.

"Where's page five?“ James mut- ters searching the sheets of his newspape . and then and the words contain a hidden request "I'm blest if I can find it. lllenl"

Until taaaoncw — Ilsa-y

night,

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TH CRAL GUARDIAN

In Memorials:

ableila

COOK’! for Phetemvhs. CORNWALL PLAYS TONIGHT.

PIONI IAUNDIBI. 1U! for group and wedding pictures cl location.

M38. GOIDON Maellmmli. Cornwall, vdll give an illustrated talk on Gardening at the Art Centre, second floor, Market Build- tggay 13th. 8.15 P. M. Everyone n .

mom: sauunlns lcoe for group and wedding pictures on location.

NOTICE. - We are wit. wool

ing highest market prlcce. Win Condon d: Sons. ‘Charlottetown P. E. Island ‘

SPRING CLEAN 0U’! of Wail- Daper. All of it going at cost. Get it now at MaoKay Bros. ltanley Bridge.

Busy Centre 0f hunter llivar

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The illness of Mrs. Hora Large is regretted by her many friends.

Miss Lynn Ways spent e. pleasant week-end in C‘ lotitetown. the guest o! Miss Frances Bagnall

Mr. George Whitehead of Bun- bury was a visitor in l-hmter River on saturday. ’

was rel-us Stetson of Bieorndield spent the week-and in Hunter River at the home of her aunts, Mra. Percy MoRae.

Mr. Fred Jeffrey. wihol; employed with Mr. Fulton Robertson. black- smith, rpent the week-end at his home in Bcdeque.

Nilr. and Mrs. Wilfred Vﬂlitblock and Edith spent Sunday in New Glasgow, guests of Mr. and M11. Murray Orr.

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Mr, and we. Steve Bums and

Sunday to visit Mr. Burns‘ mother. brother and sisters.

i Mr. Ronald Sherman. North River, and was Reta sherran of Charlotte- town spent Sunday at their home in Hunter River.

_ Mr, and Mrs. George Clark and wlnnllee of Cavendish spent Sun-i day in nuuter River. same it! Mfrs. Clark's parents. Ml‘. and, Lil's-l Russel McNeil.

Mr. Lorne Nicholson of Char- lottetown was a. visitor in Hunter River and Wheatley River over the week-end.

men-ids will be sorry to lelm "M Mr. Angus McDonald hae - entered the PEI. Heeaitel- Hie many inches wish him a some’ 2000:1011. -l~iun.

Mr. Wiilmcnt Robertson who ha: been attending college in l-lallfaia.‘ arrived in I-ihmm luver W mill-Q!’ y, who a. holiday witih , parents. Mr, and. Mrs. F. amn- son. i

Mr. Charter Whitlook. main McDonald. and Mr. Bill llic- Auland came from Momton by motor to spend Mother's Day with the fondness perehlc. MT- 8nd M“! Cheater Whltlock. The boys tried their luolr "M61598" will“ 1'19."-

Quite a number from muster River attended the shower in Wheatley River hall on Friday evening in honor of Niel 1-018 Daye, who is to be hurried 60°11 to m. Donald Vxworlhy. Lois received many l l! 8W! m4 good wishes.

Messrs Frank Glover and. Tinunic Arsenault of Bummer-aide were business visitors to Hunter. River recently. when Mr. Arcenw-lt purchased "Lucky Gilli" the 1W" mug qhemiut trottar from 1n- Rod Ford. We wish Tianmie best of luck Mob Luci?-

’ The Auxiliary of the United Church WJLB. was held in the church on ‘Iliiilrsdcy evenini. its! 6th. Mrs. J. S. MCLGOG. Vi - president, opened tihe meeting b!

" the theme of the wor-

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shi arvlz: "Each for All and All forpifachﬂedaiil to worship 16¢ i:

fl‘i:='s.::n.:r'“....." t: hutrtan "m" um» of}; p», -»- - a a I I m" ""'.'.»""..':.; rsm.".a"...."c'.::"'" "- a L pang.“ p, m, m“ s," m“ “ﬁr. Alex MacDonald. camoncae. "‘ " ""“‘ ‘° "'°'"'° """ "“"° mi}- and we. mundane mm "$31M crewman’. w». i "° 5e M“; w,*~_,,,;",,, _, u, eiﬁhhfsf-am‘ °""‘“' Annual. MEETING - - =- n u. m- M. IYI by Mother and Lame Valley.

Nolee ls hereby liven that la pursuance of the Act oflnccrpcr- atlonapubilanaatinaefallcen- lrlbueerasothePa-ineellwerlla- ianailo-piuwinuhcialalas

any be Ursula balm It. N. D.

IMIIAN» Secretary. JON! OI Trusted

daily washed and unwashed. Pay-lucid. Pond and Fortune ma,

son frequently re-vislteo the Is-

, by his wife. a daughter and grand- m‘ °°1° daughter. as well as by his brother

her ‘home for June meeting. Re- peating the Lord's Prayer in unison closed ilhe meeting. .

our ile

inched, who died

You little thought when leaving home

CBASWIJ-l. for Photograph.

I Ooei Co. Phone 2498.

xvamzz Ind meiosis. ‘iiocmbs amaio

frigerator repairs Phone 36794..

Oarlsons Power Drive.

H. Macireod, Granville.

mini“: Monday’. May 17th. 1 ‘cream route, Roma-id

R. Donald hauler. M‘:

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Adams Route. 2. Bnace ‘Webster's until further notice.

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BIPRIBINTATIVE —- Ml‘. R. E

ceivcd instruction at the head of- fice and factory repair and train-

l-le is fully qualified in the con- structlon and maintenance of cash registers a.nd accounting machines. Since leaving the factory Mr. Mac- Neaimey has been doing mainten- ance work on "National" equip- ment through the Provinces of Nova Scotia.

FUNIIIAL SERVICES. -- The funeral odthe late Mira. Jas. ll. Show nee Mildred G. Miatheson [was held on sstbrday. my m. at '2 P. M. from A. E. Long's Funeral ‘Chapel with many relatives and friends attending. 'N1c (Nicolle flowers testiiﬂed and paid glowing tribute to tho esteem in which she was held, Her home was ever open during the war to lads far irorn home. The service conducted by ‘Rev. . Myers of Phillipa Congre- gationel Churdl. was very impress- ive. two solos being sung. "heed ‘Kindly Light" and “Beautiful Isle of Somewhere." Two daughters, ‘ Ralph E. Browne and Sunie E. acid one grand dailgh-ter Audrey Elizabeth Browne are left to MOUTH the ‘loss of one most dear.

‘III LATE Dlt. DONALD NICH- OLSON - Dr. Donald Nicholson, of Seattle, Washington, whose death was recently recorded, was the son of m. Angus Nicholson. Sprlngton. and emigrated to the United states in i858, where after a short busi- ness career with brothers. he stud- ied for his medical degree. alter- wards entering St. Peter's Hospital, Minn., as assistant medical super- intendent. Later he settled in Beattle, where he developed a flour- ishing practice. and was active in war work in the First. Great war. He was past President of Kings County Medical Association, and of Washington State Medical Associa- tion. besides being a member of various learned clubs. Dr. Nichol-

iand, the last occasion being in i929 when he was the guest of his brother. Mr. Malcolm Nicholson. at the Old Homestead. He is survived

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in slinging "We Have Heard a Joy- ful Bound" and the reading of ‘the benediction from the monthly closed the worship period. Tine pro- gram "Cansdl Association of Consumers" was carried on by Mrs. McLeod. llfra. Seller and hire. Ripley. Mn. McLeod introduced the book "The Central Indie Torch" and read portions from this inter- esilng book. The business period opened with roll call answered by ten members. Minutes of last meet- lng were read and approved. six- teen home calls and eight hospital calla were recorded. Mrs. Ivan Bowman kindly invited members to

In Memorials:

COI-NWALI.‘ mars roman-r. ooxa-anaaanon us: m- unmoa.

AT YOUR ill-VICE - AID!!!‘

— Paints. varnishes Store.

' dam. smear EIJCTIIO m all electrical appliance and re-

TIAOTOBB FARMERS. - Con.- "Yl Your horse drawn binder into a Wwer drive at little cost with a Fits any make binder. Easily installed. John

aionsu. canals mums.‘- Crelmery (Jo-operative Association

z. Bruce Webster's, Monday rouiehti. John Mcmchefna route. Bilrtina Tuesday. May iath‘. i. Mo-

Tuesday route. All routes weekly

NATIONAL iCAﬂll REGISTER.

MaoNeai-ney has been iappointed in charge of the National Cash Register Company Service Depart- ment recently opened in Charlotte- town. Mr. Macblearney Joined the Chill“! °ll Tllﬂdﬂi! Company in i867. He served his ticeship in Halifax. and re-

ing school at Dayton, Ohio, U.B.A.

ans. some s. rraanorlatn In the early hours

be! od years was able to on her usual household duties and was in apparent good health until the day previous to her death when she was suddenly taken ill and rushed to the Charlottetown Hos- pital, but despite ancdicail skill and kind nursing she passed to he: Eternal Reward.

She la not dead

But gimo unto that school Where everything is perfection And Chnist himself doth rule.

Mrs. MacDonald will long a remembered as a kind and loving mother. a true christian and a gonderful example to aiil who imew

er.

She leaves to mourn a aorro husband and family naorlely: Joanne. R. N., Mrs. P. A. Leanieux. Ottawa; Catherine, R. N., btaif Camp Hill Hospital Halifax and Francis at home. Also ihe follow- ing sisters and brothers-query Mra. Kestcrton. Rcxbuiy. Mus. Tens, Mrs. Powell Roxbury, Mass; Jack, Domhester, lvfass. and Jamel. Joseph and. Paul st. Peter's Bay.

Her funeral to Sit. Andrew's moaning was largely attended. ltequicn High Macs and funeral services were conduct/ed by her pastor, Rev. ‘.7. Campbell and after that solemn Romain Catholic funeral win in- toned the remains were fondly laid to rest in the church ccmetry.

her Zllhero be one vacant did! And we ions for to caress her As we breathe s willing prayer.

my her soul rest in poses.

The following sent Mass Cards: The Family, i0,

Joanne and Andre. James and Elimbeilis Gillie and Family, St. Peters. Joseph and Lawrence Gillie. St. Peters. Tom. and Foch Powell (ol- no:

, Mass. John Giilis, Dorcheater, Mass. Father Louis Dougan. Halifax.

Father ‘olpillrus Gillie, Antig- on-lsh.

Father R. J. MacDonald, 8t. C01- umbia

Mary Gillie, R. N., Belmont, Mus. Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Gills, Char- lottetown. . Ml‘. and Mrs. T. A. Ledmlk 5t. Peters. John and Anna Gillie, 8t. Peters. Dr. and Mrs. W. J’. P. Maiobﬂlinfa, Charlottetown, Mm. Hush 5. MacDonald. Char- Jotlmovm. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew meltin- non, and Adolphus, Pisquld.

Mass. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Lemieux (5l Ottawa. Mrs. Andrew Sutherland and Family St. Peters. lVir. and Mrs. Owen Kelly, Pio- quid. D. J. MacDonald and ﬁnal-ll. 8t. Andrws.

John Sutherland, 5t. Peters. Harold Maoinnla, St. Peters. Mr. and Mrs. George l-iandrav- han and Family, Piequid. Mrs. Ronald A. MacDonald. Mount Stewart. Mr. and Mrs. Brant Gillie and Family, St. Peters.

Nellie LeLieure. Reserve. C. B. lvir. and Mes. l-ieciry Dalton. Blcomilieild. Nurses Alumina Charlottetown Hospital. ' Mr. and Mrs. Cam-bridle. Mass. Norma MacDonald, CalmbridgQ.

Mass.

Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kenny. Halifax. Mrs. Mae Bilckler, Cambridge. Mass. Mr. and Mrs. Howard MacDonald and Family. St. Peters. Teresa Handrahen. Peekes. Mr. and ma. Alban rumor. Charlottetown. Anna. Maclntyre, n. N. Meant Stewart. Loretta MacDonald, RN, Halifax Rosella Le Ueure. R. N., Halifax ~ Mr. and ma. Aeneas Mackin- non and Fsinally, Plsquid. Mr. and Mrs. John David Mae- Donailri, Pisquiid." m. aind ‘Mrs. John MacKearney. Mount Stewart. Ml’. and MN. l-lfi‘. Mk0)’. Boston.

FLOWER .W‘reath-_-'l‘he Wkly.

Bprny—-M!'l. Jonathan Dirt. Cheater and Gladyl.

George l-iafferty.

In fond and iovins mgr-cry‘: darling lighter v: any mu. um.

Remastered lather. Dlvthera and shun.

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‘esnie and Ronnie Woodgate, Char-

Fl i Drouin, 5t. John, N. B.

SpFly-Ml‘. Ind M11. LOOUO G11-

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aware-Mr. and m. (the-tie; mowers-Matron and Nursing Sisters Camp Hill Hospital.

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bridge, Mass. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Jay. Hall-ilk. Hsqild Elli. Women's institute. W3. and llll. Daniel Blrt, Pisquid ' Mr. and. 5G1. Heater Jay. Mount Stewart. lnwdll Mssamon, Blverport. N. 5. Alicia l-iandraihan. Charlottetown Mr. and Mrs. Watson Jay, Fan- ning Brook. Mr. and ma. Birt Lear-d, Lorne Vlliey,»

. and Mrs. Willard Coffin, Charlottetown. Mr. and Mrs. iii/alter White. Johnston's River. WI. Llﬂyd J57. Mount Stewart. mes Jean Nelson, (Matron)

TELEGRHBQ

Father Louis Dcusan. Halifax. Loretm and Leona MacDdlald, HIILIBX.

Eileen Gulnian. R. N., Halifax. Rhviils MacNeli. l-‘t. N., Halifax. Eocene Lebleiire. n. N., Halifax.

CARD 0F THANKS

lldr. John J. MacDonald and Fﬂlllily. wish to thank their neigh- bours and friends, Doctors Mac. Mlllan, Roach end Hewett; also the Sisters and Nurses of the ch“. lottetown Hospitall and all those who in any way helped in their recent sad bereavement.

clan OEIIANKS

Mr. and Mrs. l-lerreli Arblng. Mlllcove. Wish to sincerely thank their nciohbeurs and friends and all those who assisted them in any gay during their recent loss by re. "

Memos-lam

In food and loving memory of "I! iilrlllll allter Ewe Beljneiinen. who peaaed away on May 11th, 1M1. n

lust when your life was brightest ‘ Just when your Years were beat loo were celed from’ this world of

sorrow Toahoaneofeoamalr-oat,

0h what would we live to hear ‘ your voice

And lee your Iniie once more

0r hear that familiar f

Aswbdid indqsofywe.

Sldiy Mherl Slater (Mary! M". Sheldon S Montague;

BARE PHENOMENON

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Rain storms during which fiala fail with the rain have been re-i; corded, but it ls a rare phoneme‘- enon caused when the centre of l. tornado exercises -a powerful up- draft which sucks up the fish.

Irene, 14inch. R. N., Halifax. Verna. Pierce. R. N., Halifax. Mollie Foley. Charlottetown. ‘Grace Campbell. it. N., Halifax. Merjorio lidlaoqtoshqi, R. N. aiifar " "

lsabelie Grant. R. N., Halifax. Kayo Greene, R. N., Halifax. Edith MaoPhee, R. N., Halifax. _Mary Owen-y. R. N., Halifax. Anina. Maclsac, l1. N., Halifax.

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