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. O gUNE 23. 1952 C.
THE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTFETOWN
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coined by Mrs. Elinor Glyn, an expert on matrimonial matters. This fine Australian girl was vivacious. talented, re- iined and churning. In a word, Linda had most oi those feminine qualities and traits oi character to become the ideal housewlio portrayed in the last chapter of
I NO,TES' A
-- the book oi Proverbs, "A rare iind vor Divisions or Elocution is an able wile-she is worth iar Gontehtm more than rubles." .
-m- As for John, he was the almost INTEMPERANCI periect answer to a maiden's
prayer. He had intelligence, above
IniemlJCl'lM9I mo" W" me "p' the average; he was vlrlie, gal-
si lant, and possessed a irlendly en- A cataract 01 tI:1II55'YHI:l"WId- te gaging manner. He had such a And d0Wn 1" 9 "9 "3 W3 " nice way oi paying compliments
oing the young and the old.' ezrizognevcr awake to the danger ' Thai; lurks in the habit of drink until they are caught in the cur-
t Andredianled right over the brink. what must we think of the
but, strange to say, he was rather fond oi whisky. That was the y in the ointment and made Linda hesitate when he asked her to share his life.
She was hali inclined to marry John, saying to herself that all
Niiwxvmmy inenmare hugian), Wdlth ialults ra es; an, esl es, s e cou WI") 5'13"” in mm business 0: reform him alter the ceremonies
II:'ili:v(I:Il' greed will debauch their weak brothers that wealth to their cofiers may
and win him irom his whisky. At any rate she requested a few weeks respite to ponder this vital question before giving her ans-
flow? And!)-aow will they stand in the we" ' , , .
ugmen. H i told h "to 1 k Wm” nummg unholy cm mam beioerre psaiieen lleaped": edhe woeiid
')r how give account to the Master 5; the souls they have marred and destroyed?
Ne must never give up our en- deavour
rn bridge o'er this torrent of sin;
We will still in the name of our Master
Keep on, till the battle we win.
Oh! the pity that lives that are
"tie a knot with her tongue she could not undo with her teeth.” She found out that many young ladies had married in almost t" " l circumstances, hoping for a change when in double harness; but in very few instances were they suecessiul. In fact, often things went irom bad to worse. There came poverty. sorrow, de- gradation, and often divorce. Lin-
l us Ehogfgcbf; bngmcd and mined to. da recoiled at the very possibility
day of being a drunkard's wiie. Al- when A law could be formed that cohol kills love- would save them, Lord Byron said "Love is of
man's life a thing apart-'tis woman's whole existence", so she said to John, "I'll marry you if you sign the Temperance Pledge." "You can stop now ii you want, but the time may come when you iinlsh up a drug addict. You say you won't sign away your liberty, yet, in asking me to become your wife you are asking me to sign away my liberty. No, John, I won't run the risk oi becoming a drunkard's spouse."
”I'm sorry, Linda, but I ,won't sign your Temperance Pledge."
Both keenly ielt the parting. John took an extra dose of his strong beverage to drown his dis-
wlth temptation kept out oi the way.
mu you, ye grave pollticlansl
rake your stand-for the right in this strife:
the demon of drink is a menace
to the growth oi our national
life. Sobriety builds up a country in all that is good and sublime, while drunkenness always con- duces to idleness, poverty and crime.
Wake up to this fact, Christian people, And reach out a firm helping
hand- 1 t t. For the sake of the youths and apggujzmeglealed the wound in me mamensv Linda's heart, and Cupid paid an-
Who are the hope of the land.
Wake up to the true situation
Phat government cannot control.
And when next called to vote on this question,
Vote it outl Vote it out at the poll.
I O O
LIQUOR AND LINDNS LOVE
other visit. Today she is the iond mother of four young, sturdy, Australians, has a splendid hus- band, and a happy teetotal home. Better to be sure ythan sorry. 0
THE TOTAL ABSTAINER. IN A
A story from Life by J. Gibson STRONGER P051130"
in Exchanges
"A person who is a total ab- stainer will be in a stronger po- siilon to coniront the inevitable crises in lite which come to every one. To crack up in crises is the common technique of the alcoholic andior excessive drinker."-Dr.
John Egglestone was head over heels in love with Linda Marsden. and told her so when he pleaded ner consent to become his wedded wiie. As far as appearances were zoneerned, they seemed an ideal zouple. Linda had a big portion
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"II ONIV IAILWAV IIIVINO All TIN FIOVINCIS
Georgetown and I I O Vicinity -.'Mlu Mary MacDonald of Boston, Mass., is visiting in Georgetown Royalty, as the guest
oi her brother, Mr. Frank Mac- Donald.
Miss Joyce Jenkins, dining room hostess at the Barn Restaurant in Charlottetown was a recent visitor to her home in George- town.
Mr. Myron Jackson oi Gaspar- eaux was a visitor to Georgetown on Wednesday. June 18th.
Mr. Gerald Morrison leit a few days ago to lake employment on the car ferry at Borden.
..tMrs. William Hobbs Jr. of Greenwood, 11.8., is visiting in Georgetown where she is the guest. of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George white.
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Mr.' Philip Boudreault, crew
member oi the car ierry, Prince
Edward Island at Borden, spent several days at his home in Georgetown.
Mrs. Patrick O'Neill oi 1-lailiax. N.S., is vacationing in George- town where she is the guest oi her brother and sister-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Adolphus Scully.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Fouchere and family of Souris motored to
Georgetown on June 15th. where they were guests at the home oi Mr. and Mrs. John P. MacDonald
Miss Elsie Prosper, who is cm- ployed at the Kings County Me- morlal Hospital in Montague vis- ited her home in Georgetown on Sunday, June 15th.
Mrs. Ralph Gordon and dough- ters Alice and Vivian of Rose- neath were visitors to George- town on Sunday, 15th, where they were guests at the home ot Mr. and Mrs. Chester Walker.
-Mr. Aeneas MacDonald, Can- adian National Railway (rain- man who is employed on a west- ern run, spent the past weekend
Lorne Valley and I O O VICllIl'I'y 'and Mrs. Oliver Douglas and chudren, Marlene and Lloyd, Head of Hillsboro, were week-end guests oi Mrs. Douglas parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Macinnls,
June 15th.
Mr. Francis Maclntyre spent the week-end oi Jude 15th in Nova Bcotia visiting with friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Myers, New Perth, were week-end guests of Mrs. Myer's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Shaw.
I-ler many iriends are sorry to hear that Mrs. Wolteir Myers is a patient in the Kings County Mem- orial Hospltal. All Join in the hope that she will soon be restored to her usual good health.
Mr. VernonDMacDonald, Char- lottetown, was a visitor to Lorne Valley on Sunday, June 15th.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd MacNevin and iamlly, Pugwash, N. S., motor- ed to the Island on Saturday, June Government Department of Pub- lic Works engineer was a recent business visitor to Georgetown.
Mr. Clarence David has taken employment with the Canadian National Railway building crew who are engaged In the erection
of the new diesel round house at Georgetown. Mr. M. Callahan, provincially
known tailor spent several days in Georgetown this week calling on his many customers, who were pleased to see him keeping in such excellent health and handling his bicycle in a manner which makes many men of junior years envious oi him.
Mrs. (Capt) John I-'li'1,geruld. Jr., and four children of Boston, Mass., motored to Georgetown, ur- riving on Sunday, June 15th and will vacation for the summer months in the Fitzgerald cottage.
Also motoring from Boston and accompanying Mrs. Fitzgerald were Mr. and Mrs. James Cos-
at his home in Georgetown.
Mr. Clive Stewart,
Provinclall
grove and daughter Maureen, who will be her guests for a iimcb A. .
Pisquid Easi- Notes
Mr. Duncan Jay was a visitor in Charlottetown Monday, June lath.
Mr. Alton Jay was a visitor in Charlottetown Tuesday, June 17th.
.!Mr. Percy Myers, Montague, was in Plsquid East on business Friday, June lath.
Mr. and Mrs. Earle MacDonald, Lorne Valley, were Sunday, June 15th guests of Mrs. MacDonald's parents, Mr. and Mrs. George W. Jay.
Mr. Guy Jay spent the week-end oi June 14th at the home or his
? 14th. Mr. MacNevin returned to his home on Sunday while Mrs. MacNevin and children will spend some time visiting Mrs. MacNevin's parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Mac- Innis.
I Mr. George Mccannell, Monta- gue, spent the week-end oi June 15th. with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Mccannell.
Mr. Wilbur MacDonald was a business visitor to Montague on Monday, June liith.
Little Margaret and Bobby Mc- Cannell, Montague, spent the past week with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Mccannell.
Mr. and Mrs. Earle MacDonald were visitors to Pisquld on Sunday, June l5th., guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Jay.
Master Jackie MacLeod, Char- lottetown, spent the week-end or June 15th at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Angus Nicholson.
Mrs. Bert Leard was a visitor to Mt. Stewart on Sunday, June 15th. -AM.
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The Marie W. M. 8. meeting which was to be held at the home oi Mrs. Sterling Macswain on Wednesday evening was postponed
MT parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Jay.
Miss Georgie Dover, teacher in Plsquid East School, was a visitor in Charlottetown on Saturday, June 14th.
Harold Jay and Mr. Lloyd Jay were visitors in Charlottetown Sunday, June 15th.
Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. Mel pover. New Glasgow, was a visitor in Pisquid East Sun- day, June 15th, guest or Mr. and Mrs George Dover.
Mr. Izelth Woolrldge, Mount Stewart, spent the week-end oi June 14th at the home of his par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Wool- ridge.
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Mrs. George Dover was a visitor at the home oi her sister, Mrs. B. W. Birt, Parkdale, Sunday, June 15th. '
Mrs. Kenny Garland, Hermitage. spent Tuesday and Wednesday, June 17th and June 18th at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Owen Kelly, Pisquld East.
on account or the same night.
..'Miu Mildred Websuroi Char- lottetown spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Webster oi Marie.
A very large crowd was in at- tendance at the play, "shea's Wedding", by Bouris Players, held in Moreli Hall on Wednesday night, June 11th.
Mrs. Wilbur Webster 0! Marie has returned to her home aiter attending a. W. M. 8. conference at Baekvllle recently.
Miss Edith Sanderson, who has been employed at Eldon, has re- turned to her home here and will remain here until her marriage, which is to take place in the near future.
Mr. and Mrs. George Jackson and iamlly, oi Brackley, were vis- itors in Mldgell on Sunday, guests or Mr. and Mrs. Earl James. They were accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Herman Mosher, formerly of Harrington.
Mr. and Mrs Ernie Jay and lit- tle son David. oi Toronto. are spending some time in Mldgell and vicinity, visiting with friends and relatives.
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