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with that song; but he felt that he had never vocalissd it more- rxqilisitelv: never thrown so much geiluille feeling into the thing.

To test himself, he ceased for a moment, and Marcia lifted her head A little. .

0-Don't gtop," she said simply, "I

think it is very wonderful." "But only meant for you." he re- plied. and took up the air again. Marcia was aware that the band M, piayingimore softly, and that me voice of her partner was aud- ibis to others, dancing near them. presently the dancers began to sit down, with beads close together and cyes turned in their direction; ,3 may glided and swayed about the floor. .

She knew what they were dis; cussing: and was a little flattered. ,, well as amused. Her mind was running principally upon Peter Marchnnt, sulking in his cabin and behaving, as Marcia put it herself. We 5, perfect pig." If he should chance to hear that the great os- wald Strung had been tempted from his hermit-like seclusion. 11,55 to dance with her and to sins: to her. then Master Peter would

friends and neighbors of Corn- wall and vicinity gathered at the

Earls Lowther to bid farewell to their esteemed neishbon. Mr. and Mrs. Stone and daughter, Norma, who are leaving shortly to make their new home in Charlottetown.

well-chosen words called the meet-

npon Mrs. Ford Wilson to read an sented in beautiful trilight

Presentation

...On October 28th a. large circle of

pacious home of Mr. and Mrs. and respected Arthur

Mr. D. J. MacArthur in a few in to order and after stating the purpose of the gathering called address. Mr. Earle Carrier pre- lamp accompanied by a well-filled purse.

Miiu Norma was also overjoyed with her little school chums when they surprised her with a gold mounted signet ring as s remem- brance. The address was read by

Miss Norma Howard and present-

ly touched by the kindness

cerely tendered them all on behalf of himself his wife and daughter.

After a delicious lunch was ser- ved by the ladies. the evening was

Bus Driver Gets

EXTRACTION PLANT - 0 ' .

ation made by Miss Gail Lowther. oertais oil sands in this prw1ilxicElsale):;Fv?t(e:iIxlisne1r1iI(i:n1I)l2iIxit pa-Imam! with Emmet extraction memoi In The honoured guests were deep- at Bitumount on the Athabasca river. The extraction

.of method includes the use of hot water and steam.

their friends and Mr. stone sm- Swedish interests will use part of the plant for ex- is take

that tunnel, another Mouse came as he felt. He didn't see a thing to along. This was a much older be thankful for. You see this was Mouse. one whose acquaintance he his first snow. But the older Mouse

is

photo the sand outcrop on the Athabasca. river is shown. At lower right is the quarry from which sand n for the pilot plant operation.

I I GUARDIAN. CHARLCYFTETOWN ii I I

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lzing your in-laws. Perhaps the girl you accuse is a trouble-maker as you claim; she is elevated to an aura of martyrdom around her. you to overcome.

Try to see your sister-in-law's position. It would he very sn- bsrrasslng. to say the least. for her to accuse her own guest of be- ing a thief. Any hostess would shy away from such I situation. It would have been much kinder of you to appreciate her position in- stead of taking matters into your own hands. Taking your hostess aside and telling her what had happened, instead of accusing her guest, would have been more diplomatic. If your sister-in-law re- fused to go further with the accusation, your best bet was to drop the case.

Now you are involved in a set of cross purposes, correspondence here and there and a few upset households-just because you wouldn't give up. You realize you are now the underdog, hence your appeal for help. -

There is nothing you can do now about getting your money re- turned (if there ever was any way it could have been done), so let that matter finally drop: it's been pushed around long enough. Have your husband go visit his sister. After all. she is as convinced of her guest's innocence as you are of the girl's guilt. Since you seem to have a high regard for your sister-in-law, aside from this un- pleasantness, try to resume a friendly relationship through your hus- band.

A fsrvid svowal to "stick up for your own rights" is basically it wonderful thing. but iliere are times when it is best to go A little easy with it. Giving way is often the better course.

the position of a wrongl yaccused innocent with That's a tough achievement for

DEAR MISS DlX'. A good friend is going into service and I'd like to know if it would be proper for me to give him an identifica- tion bracclel. W'e haven't gone steady, but have had many dates

in time she would get that idea across by herself. Now. .

be proP0T1V Punished-

To be continued wiled away in social intercourse.

had already made.

knew all about snow, and what a

and I like him very much.

Should I consult his mother as to whether

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vymonio was one of the first Czimdinn cities to establish a pro- frssionni police force, in 1835.

The penetrating. soothing host of Tl-IIRMDGINI Medicated Wool is so soft and comforting. . .wonderful for children. Helps relieve chest colds, sore throat. bronchitis, neuralgia, and other aches and pains. lnhsls THEIMOOINI Rub, A com-

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NIEDICATED WOOL

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"Pm beginning to think in the Guardian Want Ads!"

UUII OUR WAY

To Arthur, Verna and Norma:- Brae bus, was sentenced Tuesday

to. lose this family from our mm. FrC(lPr1Cton'

mid-W A second accident. involving YOU. Aflhlll” IIBVC beell 110?? the same bus and passengers, oc-

H0111 Childhood End h5IV8 DWVGC1 curred a few hours later when

yourself an honorable citizen from

' to accept this small gift as a

i ts, d t ' h ii i , ;:,l:i,. 1,2: ,,i,i,,Kff,,,,,J,'E,” 191:5, yes we are glad to know that you make mmy hiends. but eve, will not be so very far away in

30 Day Sentence

Following are the addresses:-

C l1,P. . . 035:3; mh E19512 1i'iRJ3X)ERICTON, Nov. 26-(CF) i ' -(Jluir Spicer, driver of ti Sunny

by Magistrate Wnltcr Limerick to 30 days for drunken driving.

The charge resulted from an accident Nov. 2 when the bus. carrying a Mount Allison Univer- sity soecer- team. left the highway

A few months ago, we learned you had sold your property and had decided to move to Charlotte- town". Needless to say the consen- sus of opinion was "We are sorry

the vehicle again left the road nnd plunged down a bank of the Jemscg Ilivcr. As a result, Spicer was convicted at Gagetown on a charge of reckless driving. None of the passengers was seriously hurt

school days to the present time. Your energetic wife has not hin- dered you in any of your under- takings but has been a hclpmate in making and keeping a prosper- ous homstin our community. Soc- ially and in our Church we will miss you, your seat in our church will be vacant and your support will be our loss. but enother's gain.

And we must not forget Norma, who as a little school girl does her part well.

However we know you are not going far away, and we will see you casually and we hope on reg- ular visits. and we know with the same good management you will prosper in your new home.

We are here tonight to ask you T8-

in djs-

say, the best of everything for your future days. Signed on behalf of your friends in Cornwall Meadow Bank North River and York Point Cornwall, P. E. I. October 28, 1952. Dear Norma:-

When we heard that you. would soon be leaving Cornwall and making new school friends we felt we could not let you so without letting you know how much We shall miss you.

of your friends surrounding

membranes Cornwall and

your new home and we shall look forward to having you come often to visit with us. We hope you will tell Mother to keep the cookie jars well filled and well be dropping in to say "Hello" whenever we go to the city. y

we would ask you to accept this

bear In mind the old saying: "Make new friends but keep the old." The first are silver, the latter are gold." ' And so on behalf of your friends gathered hers tonight we would

..Bv. Ken Reyes???

-. in the hope that each time youl wear it, you may remember now of Cornwall

your school chums School.

Best wishes for good health suc- cess, and happy school days. Signed on behalf of your play- mates of Cornwall school. 0

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dreadful stuff. Nothing was as it had been, and of course as he thouglht it; ought to be.

At first he did nothing. But a wide awake Meadow Mouse can do nothing for very long. After 14 while he ventured to push his head into that light snow, and discovered without too much work, he could dig and push it aside. so he dug through it, making a little tunnel along that short path. And when he came to where this joined one of the main Mouse runways, he found that that was already a tumfel. other Mice had been along there. While he waited, trying to make up his mind whether to venture out in

Alvin has found s better job

.a 1 HAVEN"; BEEN ABLE .123 no A twine ALL AFTERNOON! I TOLD Hen: fro PRACTICE HER Music Lesson

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gift, not because of its value, but.

"What a dreadful thing to have happen,” squeaked Mite.

The other Mouse stared at him. "What dreadful thing are you talk-

blesslng it could be, and was, to the

Meadow Mouse folk.

Mite still didnt see anything to but he was soon

be thankful for.

or not someone else has the same idea? JEANIE

ANSWER: Perhaps you don't realize that identification brace- lets are rather expensive for A high-school juniors bud,r,'ct.

INK 3b0UI1?" he asked. I-0 find OI” that "I15 'W35 R TEGIIYI Since you are sufficiently well acquainted with the boy's mother "VVhY. hailing this SLUII fall from and "HIV Thankfgwmg CIKY 10? in consult her on the mailer. do sogand act on her advice-. it is quite him and an the 9m” M035I0WI probable that she will want to give the bracelet to her son. in which

the sky," cried Mite. "What ever are we going to do?"

"I know what I'm going to do," said his friend.

"What are you going to do?" squeaked Mite.

"I'm going to have a good trims without worry." said the other Mouse. "I guess you don't know when you're well off. You should be

Mica The snow Md l-hem Hom 3” case she will probably suggest something else for your gift.

their encmim.

HISTORIC BUILDING CARLISLE. n d- Tlie six-year-old cow,

(CF)

Longburszh

DEAR. MISS DIX: Do you think it would be proper for me to have a formal church wedding? The man I plan to marry has been married before nnd has two children. I have always dreamed of such a wedding and would like so much to have one.

T. T.

ANSWER: it is the marital status of the bride-in-be that dic- late: the formality of a wedding so, since this is your first trip to

tha.nkful.- Yes, my young frie11d,KaI9'won Ell award f1'0m W? me altar. you are entitled to all the pump and circumstance you you should be everlastingly t.hank- ?;!1'"::;11e;sOr igllitin crave. Good luck. on." -

"For what?" asked the young dayst The Cow has produced A Miss Nissan cannot reply personally to readers but will answer

Mouse. He looked just as puzzled

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