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Strange But True

By P. E. MacArthur

Did you know that the honor of being the first man to all around the world alone goes to Joshua Slocum, who was born in Nova Scatls, in 1844'!

Not only did Slocum sail around the world in a small boat with

' none but himself as skipper. mate

annd crew, but he completely re- built with his own hands, in 1894, an old ship and tagged her with the. name "spray". Then on Ap-

1 til 24. 1895 he sailed from Boston

harbor on his voyage round the earth at the age of 51. He drop- ped anchor at Newport three years later. on June 21, 1898. after see- ing nesrl all the ports of the world an going through so many hair-raising experiences that his story "Sailing Alone Around The World" reads like a tale from the Arabian Nights.

This remarkable achievement made Slocu.m's place in history as secure as Adams

In the Autumn of 1909, the gai- lant little Spray and her comma11- der Joined the immortals when that storied vessel and her skipper went to a watery grave somewhere between Bristol, Rhode Island and the Orinoco River.

All too few Maritimers are fa- miliar with the daring exploits of this doughty Nova Scotian who, under the flag of Uncle Sam, was proud to circumnavigate the world.

Both nations have a share and can take pride in this bluenose sailor who proved that pluck and the will-Dodo. can surmount any difficulty.

I would strongly advise all Is- land boys to read this lovable and simple-hearted tale.

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Pearly Tyler, the daughter of John Tyler, one-time president of the United States was 11 young girl living with her widowed mother in Richmond, Virginia, at the time thlsr story went the rounds in society circles.

she was one of the most popular belles in Richmond. One morn- ing she appeared for breakfast in a great dither.

"Listen to me!" members of her night I met the man of my dreams, tall, andsome and sin- gle. He was sitting on the porch of a. cottage and I walked right up to him in my dream and step- ped down from the porch and came to meet me. I know he's the one man in the world for me!"

Naturally the family laughed good naturedly at this fantastic story. The next night Pearl dream- ed the same dream, and again she told it to members of the house- hold snd, of course. they had an. other big laugh over the story.

"You may. laugh to your heart's content," said the young lady. "but believe me some day I shall meet the man of my dreams."

Not long alter this Pearl Tay- lor, her sister-in-law and her mother were sitting in the vlsitors' gallery at the State Capital, look. lng down on the assembled deleg- ates in session. "There he is mother," said the daughter. "See him sitting at that desk over there? Sure enough there is the very man of my dresm!" .

Mrs. Tyler beckoned to a friend and asked him who the fellow was seated at the desk-the handsome one. "That's Mr. Ellis, ma'm, the member from Montgomery Coun-

she said to family. "Last

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WESTERN GUARDIAN

--NOBTH TBYON Presbyterlbn Church picnic. Wednesday, July 7. Power driven swing.

-ICE CREAM and Strawberry Festival in North Bedeque Hall, Thuzsdayfvening. July 8th. at 7.30.

-STBAWBEBRIES, Ice cream and cake at Social in aid of Wil- mpt Valley hall, Monday evening, July 12th.

-WINS AWARD-Riollie Landry of 1-lolmans won the Cooperative Store award for the most spectacu- lar-play of last week and Ronnie stabb of the R.C.A.F. baseball team won the Victory Cleaners award for the best batting average of the last two weeks.

-RETURNS FROM TRIP -Mr. and Mrs. Hairy Lewis of Cucum- psque have returned from a trip to Nova Scotia where they visited their daughters, Mrs. Wendell Har- rington (Jennie), Amherst and Mrs. Hazel Black. River Herbert.

Personals

-Miss Earlth Dunning, Toronto. is visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Dunning, Long River. -Bur

Mr. and Mrs. N.W. Paynter, Bur- lington, were visitors to Rustico on June 2'1.-Bur

Miss Amelia Mill. clermont, spent the June 27 week-end with her siter. Mrs. Victor Buntaln, Mr. Buntain and family, Rustico.-Bur

-Miss Ona Mill. Clermont, is spending a week with her cousin, Miss Sandra Buntaln, Rustlco. - Bur.

The members of st. John's W.A., Crapaud, held a very successful and well-attended garden party at the Church Centre on June 26.-Bur

--Mr. Dale Pickering has as his guest at his home at Darnley. his cousin. Mr. Carl Pickering, Char- lottetown.-Bur

The senior pupils of Crspaud School held an enjoyable wierier roast at Ar le Shore on June 25. The annual chool picnic was held on June 30.-Bur

The Rev. and Mrs. G R. F. Eb- sary, Crspaud. left on June 27 on

"Certainly." and minutes later Mr. Ellis was introduced to the three ladies. He was exactly as Pearl had described him in her dream.

It was love at first sight between Miss Tyler and Ellis. An ardent courtship followed which led to Pearl becoming Mrs. Ellis at the end of one-month.

One more item of corroboration was left for the day when. after the honeymoon, she arrived at her future home. She immediately wrote to her mother. "It is a cot- tage just outside Roanoke, situated exactly as I saw it In my dream."

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H. B. stuck is president of a Fort Worth, Texas, firm that makes adhesives.

In Cedar Rapids, Iowa. a little boy went to sleep in the theatre. Finally he woke up to find the place empty and the doors locked. The name of the picture playing was The Big sleep.

In Toronto last year sons were born during the same week to the Sleigh, Snow and Bnowbll fun- iiies. strange but true.

John y won a bottle of whis- key st s ancce held at Eastcste. Middlescx, Emglsnd. But John Dry was no prohlbitlonlst.

A hurried call came one mom- lng in August. 1370, to the editor of the Sacramento Reporter. "Can you come over to our part of the town right away, we have some startling news for you?"

The editor went, and this is what he saw: a multitude of swirmlng water lizards crawling sll over the place. They were espec- ially numerous around the city hall and the old opera house. They measured from one to eight inch- es. were of a dark color with bright green spots.

Over two hundred of these cres- tures were counted by reliable citi-

15 zens in one small puddle on Colo-

rado street. Many others had fallen on the law in front of Judge Splcer's ho e, where exca- vation of s cellar containing sev- eral inches of water. literally crawled with the lizards. Close examination of the creatures re- vealed they had boneless limbs. with rather soft and pulpy bodies.

A bystander remarked to the editor that these reptiles were the Cekos spesies. Somebody suggest- ed that they must have crsoled out of the ground as do toads but that theory was not solid for they died when liioed on to dry ground.

All died the fouowing day ex-

' cept those that still remained in

where did the The day had cslm without a

pools or cellars.

been perfectly cloud in the sky.

A similar event was reported as having happgied in Tennessee in the year ls .

Chicken and

ANNUAL TEA PARTY AND CLAN MAONEILL DAY

AT MT. PLEASANT AIRPORT Thursday. July Bill ,

Search muslc and Search dancing Sports. swing. canteen. and other Amusements and Competitions.

I-let roast beef dinner served from ll.00 u.m. to 2.00 pun.

Denclnget Nldlt This gathering is under the auspices of the Stewart Memorial Health Centre

. Murray. Mr.

a holiday trip to their native prov- incc.' Newfoundland; motoring to Sydney. N3. and completing the journey to st. John”: by I"'- TM? will be gone three weeka.-i-Bur

Mlss Greta Rogerson was guest of honor at s. pre-nuptial shower at Crapaud Hall on June 29. The pre- sentation of gifts of man: was made by Miss Velds. Clark.-Bur

Mn. Lloyd Rogerson of Cropaud, accompanied by her daughter. Greta left by car on July 1 for Montreal where the marriage of Miss Roger- son and Mr. Andre Durand will take place onxduly 17.-Bur

Mr. George Wotton and Mr. George Clow of Summerslde were in Long River June 30, represent- ing the press at Field Day on the farm of Mr. William E. Johnstone and Son.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Harris and Mr. and Mrs. Chester Howard re- turned to Margate, and Mrs. W. J. Profit; to Long River on June 28. from Moncton, N.B., where they; were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Pat: and Mrs. Murray Trenholme and Mr. and Mrs. Harold! Profitt. They were accompanied by; Wayne Profitt who will be the1 guest of his grandparents. Mr. ondl Mrs. W. J. Profitt at Long River for two weeks.-Bur

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Among the pupils writing grade, 10 exams in Summerside during the past week were Rona Paynter, Mary Campbell and Eleanor Mann of Irishtown and Edwina Macbeod, and Evelyn Pidgeon of Prenchi River.-Bur 1 Mrs. Frank Simpson has return-I ed to her home in I-lamllton after spending the past several months with her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs Jacob Murray, Elms- dale.-Bur