The Guardian, Charlottetown -_ destiny country, the all people. A teacher must be guests Mr. and Mrs Culter| invitation for the next meeting, pears in semf-conscious condition flew home from Ontario for the) sitending the W. A. annual r > Met ae. 0, Oe ee 2 Se oe. coe ab himself. Dingwell, and Mrs. Homer ,Jam-/to be held at her home His many relatives and friends} funeral. i ings at Cearietiows. wove shoulders of the classroom .ea-| This department is conducted es. ' Mr. and Mrs. Lioyd MacDon-jig Little Sands and elsewhere} To Mrs. MacMillan and al! Eimer Moase, : EDUCATIONAL HORIZONS cher. I ti in the clemsroomn-jbet| by the Prince Edward Island| ir. and Mrs. Bint Leard were| id, and Mr. and Mrs. Franeis| earnestly wish for his recovery. | family and relatives, sincere sym-|Mrs. J.G. Townsend, Mre.1] ae the individual teacher over a| Teachers’ Federation. Coniri-|Sunday guests of Mr. Leard’s| Macintyre were recent visitors to| while in Halifax Mrs. Blue was|Pathy is extended from their] Howard, Mrs. David L. Mei + . period of three or four decades| butions are wlecomed and should| parents, Mr. and Mrs. George/ Flat River, they were guests! guest of Mrs. M. A. MacLeod| ™aay Little Sands friends. Mrs. Lester Champion, and : Cod exerts the greatest influence on| be sent to the General Secretary,|Leard, Mount Stewart on Agpriljof Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hichol- daughter Catherine. Mrs.| Miss Marian Hume. Chariot-|@$ Ruby and Pearl Mcinnis Bowness, Box ‘518, Char end . ta Graham and Joyce Meck : ae eee iat fee a ws. Leod was formerly Allena Mac-) tetown, visited her home im Lit- Mrs Jol . Fra Com aa R ibili The teacher who develops in A number of young people Mr. and Mrs. Donald Shaw| MacPhee of Little Sands. Mrs.| tle Sands over the weekend. |, Mrs. lsaac. Jelsmone, Bis Oo munity esponsi lity bis pupils a confident sense of |~ from this vicinity were guests of) were visitors to Montague on AP-| Blue also visited Mr. and Mrs. The trout fishing season opened| River, MU. Millia ‘ o Sh, aie concn of aer| LORNE VALLEY |atcsacpe, so Steiom ovciag et srs 'okas's tne’ sts Secor Retin, Mactond, sed fad tdey, Ant 6, Care with ema s igh Pareles, Baring . , , , 5 r ard sister-| Halifax, f of Kinross and i wind- la ‘ollowing along with the; We should not expect our ad- to i wtih: a & caer of Mer.li ie ean tae Wesall Soe ee ee ee were among those attending eaten of cotisten dealing with que] Wes to te: seeete ettees we bem ever walk of life may enter, who|. Mrs. Peter Macleod was a re-|Bennett Crane, and Mr. Johnnie! Crane. oe abe Hugh MacN ing their way fishing ponds.|w 4 annual meetings in (# revised Code of Ethics, this issue} Cote aes cane to feet| aspires his pupils to greater] cent visitor to Head of Hillsboro, |Nicholson. Johnnie and Bennett! Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Gauthier,| priends agd relatives here lettetown last week wf the Horizon will consider the| interior in the community. | Schievemen that they may live|where she was the guest of her lief the following day for Toron-|and Mr. and Mrs. Francis Gat-| ,, oe KENSINGTON . Teacher—Community _Relation- confidence, is rendering in- , . Freda Douglas. to, Ontario, where w thier of Rustico, motored to Lorne : 1 Fe teacher should be sufficiently | \ a ane aa ihe --eoee-|” Sam. < Snes “Mabticeth coat they of to ee pee ad aiden aul — Sart sud thip. This section of our Code was| well-read to be accepted on the ae seek employment Valley on Saturda to spend the 4 ‘Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Cooke, s longest munity and to . son, John, were visitors to Char- Mrs. Vessey, i .| day, April 11, of the sudden pass- ; ; the wooden n over the reviewed by Mrs. H. MacDonald,| samé levél in society as other . Mr. and Oyrus week-end with the farmers son . w Kensington, accompanied by Mr. 78 S§ teacher at Prince Street School | professtorial people. The public| Good teaching requires a great |lottetown on Friday. Chariottéoown, were Sunday] indaw and davghter, Mr. and|!™6 2 his home it Wood Islands) 14 Mrs. Ralph Jenkins, Char-| Joan River at Hartland, N Charlottetown.) SR pn a Sng coh tet Ribs pad gener ele gre | ore bey Meakin fetnst oman On, Roderic MacMillan. His! \ottetown, left recently on a holi-| stretches 1,282 feet. The teaching profession teather says. Community support -. Teachers, sown, a on . te 4 7 c cuples a postion of public tut. | and reopet ae influenced by the |Saure of ier work dealing} 1h, in Lorne Valley as guest] Mr. Walter MacLeod. hario’| 9 HTL ARIES [ail Several reagents” trom ~ Education: is-more + standards—of-teachers—and—thetr} With —1 ed_ more. parems, ° 8. Ja-|detown, visited fri in ne ! ; : raat ee ss relations among teacher, school | attitudes toward their profession. | Teflection than do those engaged | mes Callaghan. Valley during the r t week-end Little “Sands “Sitendet™ the“ fus-- and community are carried out in| Teachers must be fully informed| in. many other walks; of life.|' Miss Dorothy Judson, Alexan-| He was a guest at the home of} Mr. and Mrs. George H. Blue eral. His son Lloyd MacMillan a friendly, co-operative and con-| and acquainted with ae eee ree I aire: neon ~ was a i © Lorne Val-|Mr. and Mrs. Francis _Mactn-| and son Lynwood, accompanied structi manner. Whoever} tional program provided endeavor on Saturday, She re. Lorin Panting Guanes touching usa career aa} teen io lenin Tmoments to{ all things including participation|‘s; the home of Mr. and’ ‘Mee'| tae qiende ‘a: this ‘vie-] en sand le oe B igati .|in community affairs; to engage ; : _— East. on a second trip to Halifax sumes the obligation to conduct | keep the public informed on edu a Angus Nicholson. inity are sorry to lear that our Sunday, April 12, to visit their himself in accordance with the! cational affairs in worthwhile community PTO! wi pawood MacIntyre, Mr ial mail courier, Mr. Joachim = ; . Weis of hs prienan. Teachers | "We have our orofeson wr {Sots sin oral Me to 8 TS |qeorge Calathan sad Mr, Kes-|Eaiear nas enecd he Kine = nese, wae, susaiot, ser) HEUMATIC PAIN mist be good citizens, showing| cellent teachers, teachers of the) 90S# re yg s amall city |neth Callaghan were visitors to|County Memorial Hospital with] eq near Pugwash, N.S. on March) SECONDARY TO KIDNEY IRRITATION respect for law and order. very highest calibre, teachers Be her | Charlottetown on Sunday. an attack of pneumonia. 31. Nestor was taken, from the| ZW Yorx— : Thanks to new, - » Co-operation should exist be-| who by their competence. de-| there is a danger of a teac : Charlot- . : saegline Iskocelery tasauiiien tae tween teacher and - a! votion to and judge-| becoming involved in so many Mr. George MacInnis was a re-| Mrs. Ge Crane, Pugwash Hospital to the Victoria) sands of men and women now escape mied ty which tho toovine yd Les teach.| Community activities-social- cul-|¢M over-night visitor to Char-|tetown, was a recent Sunday !General Hospital in Halifax on| {eeling old. tired. trritable and depressed Se show 1} ar — ee all tufal-service clubs-that his werk|lottetown where he was the guest | guest at the home of “er son-in-| apriy 1, where he still remains| “Bladder Weakness”—too frequent, y give or leadership; | ing prof I. Us a& remem- each-|ter, Mr. and Mrs. Johr Spencer.|iaw and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.|in serious condition, They all r and itching Wet. thereby leading both teacher and| ber that true cannot be| in the classroom suffers. T serious ab re} ting, Getting Up Nights—or Strong community into‘ higher levels ef | Bought or legidiated: true pres.|@rs must be able jo say “No” iD eee, ee Donald Shaw. turned from Halifax late Sunday Gonty Urine. Guo te commen Kidney o ‘ sicher tani sty. a emphatically to one more de-| , were s rne| The April meeting of Lorne Val-| night except Mrs. Blue, who re-| in Backache, . Rheu- : ; Teachers should’ give thought-| effort and top performance on the| mand on their time. Feces oe et nase” amare |tey Women's Institute was heid|mained ia Halifax, returning to) SSS fee nepresed Suara Senty CUDMORE'S : ful consideration to problems part of every teacher. A few commitments carried|®" Mrs. ANGUS /@t the home of Mrs. Peter Mac-|her home in Little Sands Tues-' relief by combating : anager gy tg Ge ae sy RR fg tay ed ake ang eg udinn MPU AOE E SORLE » al er ld nent wr gp be gear omg angled coves cs = S|) pry CLEANERS PHONES S543.8544 well informed in com-} The most important place in| of more lasting value to the com-} Mr. a . yd. MacDon- iness was , al son’s c ion ec — proves munity affairs, and so be in aj the teacher's sphere of influence| munity than an \attempt to do|ald, Elaine, Beryl, Eleanor, Ai-| social hour was spent, and a de-| very much (from their previous’ Get Laboratory Tested and Certified |f 120 Kemt St. Phose 922 |] PALMER ELECTRI Position to give definite, concise | is in the classroom. It is no over-| justice to many. A teacher is/fison and Debra motored to Marie |licious lunch was served. Mrs.| visit the week before) a slight CYSTEE st cruseist today. See how epinions and adequate viewpoints. | statement to say that the future| foolish to try to be aif things tojon Sunday, while there they were| Malcolm MacLeod extended an!improvement and apparently ap-| — '

SEARS

A SALE AS GREAT AS ITS NAME:

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SPECIAL SPRING PRICES

CRAFTSMAN Power Mowers

2%, H.P. 20" Craftsman DeLuxe with push automatic start. No more cords to wrap up or ropes to pull. Be sure to see this model before you buy.

19” Craftsman, 2': H.P. ........ $72.88 ‘ 18" Craftsman, 2'2 H.P. ........ $54.99 18” Craftsman, 2 H.P. .......... $42.99

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EXTRA! 2-piece KROEHLER —

ors. NO DOWN PAYMENT.

ported plastic. Put it in your home with NO DOWN PAYMENT.

KROEHLER 2-pc. CHESTER- 2-pe.

NO DOWN PAYMENT.

The famous Sklar Liner with an arm chair that has a built-in vibrator mass-

age unit to relax you at the end of the day! Combination of fabric and sup-

CHESTERFIELD

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SUITE

4 88°

1 69"

a s . a ‘ 5 FIELD SUITE. Repeat of a former | 4 Smart modern design and cover. $1 sy “0 re e 5 sellout. 100% acetate frieze. Reg. Luxurious rubber cushions. ‘ : pee — SLEEP-OR-LOUNGE SUITE 339.95 value. = Reg. 299.95. e | 3-pc. Bedroom Sutte Reg. 309.95 j 2pe. CHESTERFIELD SUITE KROEHLER SOFA-BED SUITE. { Le ; Simpsons-Sears and Simpson's combin- Reg. 419.95 Massage vibration unit in chair. $ Cushionized construction through-$ 95 Beautiful walnut veneers on this modern 3-gc. suite. ‘ : ed im an across-Canada purchase to Frieze cover. Foam rubber cush- out even at our low price! Reg. ¥ : ** Comprises bookcase bed with 3 compartments and 2 —_ 95 3 bring you this sensational value! a $ ions. Reg. 319.00. ” 219.95. NO DOWN PAYMENT. A 4° — sliding panels in head, double dresser with 7 =~ ua spring construction seat and back, i Gad aire’ pense sdeiiiatinie a ‘ ious Sane, chest with 4 drawers. - Bevelled tilting aS; reversible spring-filled cushions. Dur- * aa ae oe > wo - eo $ 95 SUrre. bo - kee te 3 : : tm ey able 100% | frieze: i od col- > for your viewing om . § Ge. Pp foam tuxury at less plate mirror. Save 70.00 on regular price. Pcl 7 a : fortable and relaxing. Reg. 39.95 32 ’ than the price of ordinary construc- Migs 7 RAMS 3 , *

CONTINENTAL BED OUTFIT

With MATTRESS dnd BOX SPRING

NO DOWN ‘79: Reg. 129.95

Mattress has 405 col spring construction in 54” width. Smooth top for ideal sleeping comfort. Insulated with sisal pads and white layer felt, * Matching box spring. Free set of legs to make continental bed unit.

MATTRESS ONLY ................. $39.95

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ON EVERY ITEM IN THE

MO OOWN PAYMENT!

KROEHLER 3-pc. BEDROOM SUITE

Fine KROEHLER suite. Mocha finish in the new magnolia wood. Book- ease bed. double \dresser with genuine plate glass mirror, large chest of drawers. Drawers dovetailed for extra\ strength, NO DOWN PAY- MENT.

MATTRESS with FREE SLAT SPRING

To every purchaser of one of these fine spring-filled mattresses we are giving absolutely FREE a strong slat spring. This is an exceptional savings opportunity] NO DOWN PAYMENT,

SAVE 71.07 on 3-pc. BEDROOM SUITE

3-pc. BEDROOM SUITE. Beautifully styled in new, Fawn Walnut finish, 54" bookcase bed. 7-drawer dresser and 4-drawer chest. Reg. 299.95, NO 'DOWN PAYMENT. Save 71.07.

Reg. 289.95

Reg. 54.95

Reg. 299.95

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ENTIRE STORE DURING THIS SALE

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SALE DATES

APRIL 27th TO MAY 2nd

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