DECEMBER 18, 1951

ms GUARDlAN. CHARLOTTETOWN

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rm. can Land A Horse To Water of Prince Edward . Tm; Igftrrghleslr several Federation "sum; a recently. discussed the neenbgiiity of compulsory votlnl mm; Province. We don't know n cum; farmers in Beneral stand mwthe question. At the meetinz nnc nnended there was no vote. it It was lust discussed by 8 !fEW Rem we think comnu sory ””-a would be rather difficult wungforcie considering the fact 1” enwe have the secret ballot. mat 1- ow the old proverb: "You You f','..1 a horse to water. bill- :an input make him drink." In wulcthe same way You 08" C0m' "if; m..,. to go to a polllnz booth. but can you make hinrl -. what if he leaves the bal V””k')mnk-; what it he votes for '01: candidates? It would be ililit ?ncr-easing the number of spoiled not quite satisfied that a ..zen would be forced to vote. "U .1 case. It is highly dash” I" I 3;: course. and a Pi1ii'i0'-ic able; that citizens exercise their dimvhise but we can imagine R hanvial case where a citizen would giupcrfcctly right in refuslnn to vote. Supposing. for example. mp voter felt in his heart that i th candidates were corrupt Mid 70 to represent the P901719

'ximtiidhyconstiluency. You Collid ;'m.dw expect him to vote for either of them.

Anything that can be done to increase the number of DEOPG uho vote is definitely DTORFESSWO. but is comnulsory voting the C0?" reci way to deal with the l"'0h' lent?

The Value of Care

Th”, 1; no greater material virtue than the exercise of Care- The appalling tragedies that rled- sult from carelessness shou

SIIFFERED FIVE YEARS

Mr. Clarence Budynskl. 58 cad- illac Ave.. Victoria. B.C., writes: "During the past five years I suf- fered with stomach disorders. gas pains and backache. BARNAK brought me relief from the first bottle. I hope ot.hQ will learn of SARNAK as I did." -

Yes. you should try SARNAK... as have thousands of others in Canada. who suffer from rheumatic. neuritic and arthritic pain, sciat- lca, backache. iumbago or neural- gia, some minor forms of kidney and liver upsets. billous dizzy spells. nutritional anemia. lack of vitality and nervousness caused by these symptoms. SARNAK is so effective for aches and pains and general run-down condition that you usually get results within the am few days. &l;E&l2

mronunnou WANTED

Frederick L. Gillis. born In Prince Edward Island. July 27- 1884. Died at Elmbcy H05Pii3l- Alberta. November 6. 1944- will relatives of the deceased commun- icate with the undersigned as it is to their financial interest to do so. '

EDWIN C. JOIINSTONE. P. 0. Box 301. can-lomcown. P. 11- 1-

The miracle of Canada is the reward of its thrifty people: it is' a standard of living wrought by men and women who believe in spending and saving wisely. The average Canadian. for example. owns his own car and his own home. He pays his bills when due. His pattern of living is excellent.

Winn tin patient huh

But unexpected emergencies do break the pattern. Usually the emergencyrequires more money than he has available. This can happen to anyone. Then help must come from a dependable outside service.

3 out of 4 choose iiuuholl HFC feels that no one should borrow unless a loan is the best solution to a money problem.

use HFC service is friendly. dependable, 3 out of 4 Canadian families prefer to borrow in amounts of 550 to S1000 from Houssnoco Finance. Your telephone book lists the onion nearest you. -

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teach us all the great need to din this saving virtue into the ears of everyone. We are now in the season when overheated stoves will inevitably take their toll of human life. Many such fatalities are the direct result of sheer carelessness which can rightly be termed criminal. Many things we learn in school are not nearly so important as the habit of being careful.

Alberfon and vs '0 0 Iclnriy Miss Janet Profit. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Profit. Al- berton. is a patient in the West- ern Hospital. Her many school

chums hope to see her out very soon. ,

Mr. Frank McAlduff is spend- ing a week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Myron McArthur, Ken- slngton.

The many friends of Mr. Alfred Giills will be sorry to learn of his illness. He is a patient in the Western Hospital.

Mr. Maurice Perry, Sr., is ill at his home in Alberton South. His many friends wish him a speedy recovery.

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BONSHAW W. I.

The December meeting of tho Bonshaw Women's Institute was

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themselves than any other.

In a triangle. friend wife always has the upper hand. remember! If she's a clever gal. she keeps it and almost invariably the erring husband is very glad to return his heart where it belongs. I doubt

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core for her again?

two visitors present. Meeting open- ed with singing ."Jingle Bells" lol- lcwed by repeating the Creed in unison.

Roll call was answered with an exchange of Christmas cake re- cipes, and it was decided to give a treat to the school children at Christmas and also send boxes to the "shut-ins".

Reports were heard from all the commlttees and thecorrespondence was read and discussed. It was suggested members meet in the hall on Thursday afternoon to clean it in preparation for the concert practices. It was also de- cided to have an entertainment committee each month. and Miss Barbara MacLeod and Mrs. Milford Buchanan were appointed for the January meeting. which is to take place at the home of Miss Carol Macdonald. Roll call for the meet-

held at: the home of Mrs. Stephen MacLeod with eight members and

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complaccntly satisfied with your economic security. such optiml m in the future as you can muster. . ISS DIX: Eight years ago I was employed as private sec- retary to a married man with whom I fell in love. time he fell very much in love with me. to discourage his wife. hoping she would finally seek a divorce. time went on our love became more intense. but his wife still re- fused a divorce, even knowing that he didn't love her. dear one has been transferred to another city. distance hasn't. separ- p In -time do you believe his wife will give him his freedom; can she go on fooling herself that

ANSWER: And can you. Bertha. go on much longer fooling your- self that your beloved loves you enough to leave his wife and family? This is apparently the point on which more young women can dcludc

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wife who has been patient for eight years won't. give up easily.

We are two girls working in the same office He seems to like us both equally

DEAR MISS DIX: and in love with the same man.

Within a short He did everything he could

As well. How can we get him to choose between us? MARY LOU AND EVELYN Although my ANSWER: My. but he must be a marvelous creature to evoke

such devotion in two impressionable minds. Not only can I not offer a system by which he will infallibly choose one of you. but I think he'd be very foolish to try.

You are both victims of the common disease known as "office crush." Any reasonably good-lookipg man. particularly it he is in the executive bracket, is fair game for a feminine crush. They get so used to such adulation that it's soon taken for granted. I'm afraid that's all your terrific case of love is.

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