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ical man should be sought and his advice taken. If he finds ade- quate foundation for your trouble, and supplies your husband with all details. a better understanding should be achieved all around. Don't expect indiscriminate suffering to elicit sympathy from your husband; it won't! A genuine, scientifically labeled ailment probably will!
DEAR. DOROTHY DIX: My boy friend Allen is moving abolit forty miles away from here. We have been going steady for a year. I told him that when he moves I will not even think of going with any other boy. and I don't want him to go with other girls. either. My friends think I'm silly to tell him that. Every time I think of all the fun we've had together, it makes me cry. I am goin to miss him terribly, even though we will write to each other. I re ly think his moving will upset my examination marks. He is 17, I am 16.
MARGUERITE
ANSWER: Your grief at losing a good friend is readily under- standable. but you are making altogether too great a tragedy over it. Forty miles isn't such a terrific distance and after all you're not liv- log in the dark ages. Mail service is very reliable, and a telephone call over that short distance isn't too expensive.
' After Allen has been away for a while, you'll find new interest in other boys-though at the moment I know you think me quite heartless to suggest such an eventuality. Sixteen is much too young to face a ruined life over forty miles. Whatever happens. Marguerite,
S "My Heart's In The island'.' WINNERS
BROWN'S mscurrs
My heart's in the Island, my heart is still there,
In Prince Edward Island, breathing sea air.
A'seeing the home scenes and,old
' ” . 3. friends I know. . M""cw"' N My heart's in the Island wherever are pleased to announce
I go.
. Farewell P. E. Island, the land of l-lllt my birth, The birthplace of Canada, the Island of worth. My mcmory's flying back home
like a dove, i
To Prince Edward Island, the land that I love.
My heart's in the Island, my heart's ever there.
In Prince Edward Island target- tlng,,all care,
'1i'swimmlng anditlshlng and boat'-
g, I trow, My heart's in the Island wherever
I go. Parewell to the North Shore, waves capped when winds blow. Farewell to Green Gables and Golf Links below, Farewell Shining Waters, bathing and shore, Farewell P. 1:. Island, the land I ' adore. was the winner of the I-lb. E
M t' l t L Clmm 0' "my Ammd y hear s n he Island, my
heart's ever there Biscuits, drawn for weekly.
MRS. WALDO LEWIS 3. C. A. 1". tetion, Cliatliain. N. 3..
was the winner of the I -GRAND 1312! for May. and
IKRS. HAROLD DREW, M rowiial street,
Charlottetown. 1-.a.r.. W1
In Prince Edward Island. s'seelng the Fair.
Nsceing Old Home Week's horse racing and show.
My heart's in the Island wherever
'i'-rt!"
z't'lczsts so much? longer! lI00lextra than at no extra cost
IIUOPI (let this not value R "-. . --.- lslstlvs for lsmesisss N"; N .0 -'-...
I go.
to the Festive Weekis sunshine and shade. .-arewell to the Queen of the Beauty Parade, Farewell to Gulf Garden and all
of its thruis. ,'
The charm of the Island my mem- ory nlls.
My heart's in the Island, my heart's truly there, o In Prince Edward Island enjoying its fare. A'saeing hills. valleys or streams , as they flow,
My Iheaxtls in the Island wherevei
go. Farewell P. 3. Island e'leaving by
s"
. sir. Beneath is a. landscape exceed- lair
lnslv . The Guli's sparkling waters en- circle the shore or this beautiful isle. the sun shining o'er. , -lletrala- My heai-as in the Island, a'saiiing no The carferry Abegweit. none bet- ter silost. . o'er Northumberland Strait she
sells to and fro. Myrheai-t.'s in the Island wherever- go.
-Ethel Stevenson.
SLEEP
Rustico. P. E. I.
don't: let those exam marks suffer! They are much more important to your life right now than Allen's place of residence.
' DEAR MISS DIX: I am 15 and very fondlof a. certain boy: The only objection to him is that he's four inches shorter than I. Do you think I should go out with him anyway?
. MICKEY
ANSWER: if you like him enough. you'll overlook the difference in height-as apparently he is willing to do. Remember, too, at his age he has lots of time to grow and will quite probably bridge the tour-inch grip before long.
Miss Nisscn cannot reply personally to readers but will answer
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Wool Growers Attention
Wool prices this year are much lower than last season. The- Prlnce Edward Island Sheep Breeders' Association is handling the product again for the Canadian Co-operative Wool Growers Limited. recognized as an institution or great value to sheep breeders in Can- ada. The advance payment this year is not large, and because it is not comparable with prices being paid by competitive interests the advance may seem disappointing. Keep in mind. however. that the advance is only a portion or the full msrketvalue. The full value, which may be higher than present quotations, will reach you later. Figures recently issued through the Co-operative Union of Canada. show clearly the benefits of selling through your own Association. In the last 32 years the overall prices paid through Co-operative marketing: were higher than the average net term price in Canada for shorn wool in all but four years, and averaged 3.41 cents per pound for this period more than the open market price. In some years the Co-operative price reached as high as 9 cents per pound over the open price, and usually the spread was higher in years when wool ranged at low prices. In addition this difference did not include patronage dividends which amounted in 1951 to 4 cents per pound and in 1950 to 5 cents per pound;
Sheep breeders, market your wool through your own Association. and secure top market prices. Further, your Association is supply- ing material for Vnternsl and external parasites at reduced rates. servicing through field contacts, alld sheep demonstrations, and ren- dering assistance in providing breeding stock to the industry.
Support the organization that is supporting you. Ship wool, freight collect. or deliver direct, to Wool Warehouse, foot of Prince Street. Charlottetown. For information apply. to:
THE P. I3. I. SHEEP BBEEDEBN ASSOCIATION CHARLOTTETOWN, P. E. I.
WARE, England - (OP) - WAKEFIELD, llrigla.nd-(OP)-- Scientists in this Herttordshire Magistrate John Power said at a town are testing a newly-invented meeting here: "some magistrates washing machine which operates do crossword puzzles, sign papers on low-frequency sound vibrations. and continually watch the clock It is hoped the machine can be during cases. but justice with one sold at less than half the price of eye on the clock is apt. to be in-
' interest. through this column.
problems of -
a conventional model. justice."
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Swallow your first Voids tablet be- fore going to bed, take another next morning and thereafter only one
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Voids a day before breakfast each Occasionally, it you per- splre excessively or in stubborn cases, one extra tablet a. day should be taken.) VOIDS ARE AS HARM- LESS AS THE FOOD YOU EAT so never worry over taking the odd extra tablet. DO NOT USE YOUR REGULAR DEODORANT while you're taking Voids as YOU WILL NOT NEED IT. Voids are all you need to protect you head to toe from all body odor, including underarm, feet, scalp, excessive glandular ac- tivity, nervous perspiration or more intimate conditions.
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If, after taking 18 Voids according to directions, you are not completely satisfied and delighted with results, mail the remaining half package to Adrem Limited, 225 Mutual Street, Toronto 2, and we will refund your SL25 plus your cost of postage.
NOTE: Do not confuse VOIDS CHLOROPHYLL TABLETS with candy mints which are not effective for body odors. (A supply of VOIDS for clinical purposes will be sent free of charge to any medical doctor, dentist or recognized hos pital or institution.) .
ICY I :
Department of Agriculture '
announces the inauguration of an additional Practice
Area with Seuris as the center.
Offices are maintain-
ed in the following centers and areas covered by the Practitioners are outlined. in order to receive prompt service telephone calls. when possible. should be made before nine in the morning. Your co-operation in this re-
gard will be greatly appreciated.
on. As. E. iuos. Sourls-
Lots 38. 39. Q0. 41. 42. 43. 44. Q5. .46. 47. .56. and 55 north
of the Boughfon River.
J. R. McCREA. Montague. Telephone 128--
LOE5 50. 51. 52. 53. 54. 51: 58. 59. 50: 51s 62: b3s 54: and
55 south of the Boughton
River.
H. H. KELLY. 7 Park Terrace. Ch'fown.. Tel. 208-
Lofs 23. 24. 3O. 31. 32. 33. 34. 35. 36. 37. 48. 49. GM 55
an. 5 57. -
, Dll. Lots .1 - 13 inclusive.
GLEN R. HENDRY. Kensington. Telephone 69- Lots 14. 15. I6. 11. is. 19. 2o. 21. 22. 25. 26. 27." 18. 29. and
Hutton A. cuiutr. O'l.'eary. Telephone 51- v