fa-jjzumj strange But True ' By I. I. IIOAIQIIII

Bees have a well chosen police QSKCIII to protect themselves Mmst the criminal classes.

.when we study bees. we find mm is plenty of evidence to mw they are clever and intellig-

isx and turpentine. The natural- gi knew this stuff would be bet- ”, than the bud varnish bees ., to repair their homes. But would the bees use-it? They im-

iiiiiuted for pollen when the lat- ter is hard to come by. although the. flour differs greatly In taste. smell and color. I

Today many colonies are sup- plied with ready-made foundations tor their combs and strange but true. the bees always use them. The same sort of intelligence can hardly be chalked up to man for when he first saw the reaper at tori: he laughed and went right in with his scythe.

.'l'his is the more remarkable when we learn that bees have no brains. instead they have-ganglia. centers of gray matter scattered throughout their bodies and con- nected with their sense organs. 'l'hcir muscles obey these sensa- tions sndgso it g .

it is comfortin to know when we put on worms on our fish hooks they experience no sense of pain. Or do they?

Professor Wheeler of Harvard tells of an ant which had lost its head in battle - yet strange to say. it stayed alive for 41 days and went about as usual until it died from starvation. Further proof that insects suffer no pain when terribly injured. is borne out by the case of a dragonfly that lost most of its stomach and still continued to devour flies unlimit- ed

Like cats and dogs. most in- sects have a remarkable sense of direction. Bees taken in a box sev- eral miles from their hive have no difficulty finding ther way back.- that is the adult been don't. But the first time baby bees venture out of the hive they often have trouble finding their way back. How do they do it? First, the youngsters are taken above the hive in flight circles. and while in the air they keep a sharp eye on every object around the home. Then they are taken to the honey flowers. They can aways find their way home afterward.

RCN Benevolent Fund

OTTAWA, (CP) - Rear-Admiral G. L. Stephens has been re-elected president of the Royal Canadian Naval Benevolent Fund.

- Vice-Admiral E. R. Mainguy, chief of the naval staff. was sam- gd honorary president.

t in his report to the 10th annual imeetlng Monday Bear-Admiral Stephens said there were 940 an-

Aiicatlons for assistance. as II- I

crease of 130 over 1953. The sum of 877,950 was paid in grants. and 1103.277 advanced in loans.

Capt. l. P. White of Ottawa and Chief Petty Officer. R. C. Crawford of Halifax were elect- ed vice-presidents for two years. while Lt.-Cmdr. Wilfred Pember of Victoria and G. C. Wewolfe of Halifax were elected vlce-presi- dents for one year.

IROOKFIILD W. I.

The regular meeting of the lirookfield W. I. was held In the schooiroom on the afternoon of April 5th with the president pre- siding.

The meeting opened by repeat- ing Creed in unison. Roll eail was answered by six members. Minutes of last meeting were read and signed. School committee re- ported towels. soap and toilet tis- sue are needed for the school, the

rsecretary to get same. The sick

committee reported l' calls and taking fruit. A present was

In Memoriam Ill. WILLIAM W. CROSBY

ighio people oiuyfiornwall and v ty were grea sadiiepad by the word that reached them of the passing on January Slat. 1955, in the City of Montreal. of Mrs. William W. Crosby who for many years resided in the Meadowbank District. liar maiden name was Wlnnifred Frances White and she was a i .; of the late John T.- and Caroline (Wilson) White. she was born at Montague. P. I. 1.. Jan. 17th.. isn. When she was about five years of age the family moved to Maiden. Mass.. where she I eived her education and graduated from the Maiden High School. Afterwards she graduated in elocutlon front the Emmerson School of Oratory. Boston. in 1096 her father retired and bought a home at Cornwall. P. E. I. Two years later Mr. and Mrs. Crosby were married and thereafter lived in their beauti- ful home by the slde of the West River.

Mrs. Crosby was not only an

ideal wife and mother and graci- ous hostess. but also a public spirited citizen. taking a vital interest in the welfare of the young people of the community and in the advancement of the educational and cultural features of rural life. She was influential in the est- ablishment of the Provincial Wo- men's Institute Organization and for SO”? years was a member of its Executive. it is of interest to recall that she presided at Cornwall on March 14th.. 1913 at the first meeting to organize under the Department of Agri- culture.

Mrs. Crosby was a loyal and beloved member of the United Church and at the meetings of its organizations her presence was ever an inspiration. She had a lovely and trustful religious faith and It may truly be said that her part of the world was the better for her having been in it.

The funeral service held February 4th. in Cornwall Church was largely attended. the church being filled to capacity. The at- tendance of so many as well as the beautiful floral tributes help- ed to bespeak the respect of the

had entered into her Eternal Rest. The service was conducted by her pastor. Rev. Dr. A. S. Weir who in his address of comfort to the bereaved family and sorrowlng friends. paid tribute to the fine Christian character of Mrs. Crosby who was so highly esteemed in the community at large and who will long be remembered by fam- ily and friends.

She leaves to mourn their great loss: two daughte 5. Marie (Mrs. J. Gordon Macieanl of Charlotte- town. and Persia (Mrs. L. M. Sheilerl. of Montreal: also one son. John. at home. She is sur- vived also by one sister. Mrs. S. If. Robertson. of Boston. Mrs. Crosby was predeceased by her husband eleven years ago and also by a daughter. Lottie. in 924

Interment took place in Meadow: hank Cemetery. The deep sym- pathy of their home community and of many friends In other

neighborhood for the friend who

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RUMMAGE SALE. St. James ICE CREAM - the delicious Church Hall. April 23rd. 7.00 pm. dessert - so preparation - econ-

--Youa nouns suvs MORE "mlwi -at the audnns nituo sronn." rort YOUI. Luiunnit sur- runs and matched boards. con- tact J. R." Coles. Hilton Mills.

ISLAND GRILL. Queen Street. Dial 5228. Serving full course dinners. Specialising Chinese dish

GARAGE OWNERS. we reaizs pistons. fit pins and align roads. Maritime Motor Supply.

SPECIAL DISCOUNT on all

COOK'S for pei:iect pictures. CBASWELI. for Better Photo- Phs.

CARD PARTY - Central Roy. IIW Hail. tonight 3.30.

MILK for Beauty. Milk Iul' Strengtli. Milk for Health.

"WE TREAT TIIE SICK WELL" -Giggey's Pharmacy. open eve nings 'till it o'clock

SPECIAL T A B L E of prints

broadcloth. flanuelclle. etc. 3 merchandise until the end of April yhrds for l dollar. S. A. McDnn- Kemp's Stationery, 1725!. Kent st. ad's.

l.ADlES' NYLONS. is gauge. 15 denier; regular 31.2.5. special N cents. S. A. McDonald's.

GOING OUT OF BUSINESS. -

BROADCAST CFCY HlS'l'0iil( HIGHLIGIITS. Thursday, April 21st. at 8.45 p. m. Mrs. Frank Ba ail, Hunter River. on ”Road-

i..5.".. in .1... of Mail c.......:-I Au Studebaker into mm. were iequipment. etc.. being cleared at

ATTEND THE IELCANO special prices by Estate T. G. BEAUTY FESTIVAL now on at Ives. 219 Great George Street.

S. A. McDonald and theres a'

B I Gift-It f . ecu" em or you and Mrs. Ralph Council) of Cent-

HEAR WILLIAM BlLSON'S rai Bedeque. accompanied by Mr. message at Central Christianland Mrs. Everett Muttart and Mr. Church tonight. "The Great Com-land M.-5. ch”-1" county. kn million." '.Tuesday by car for Toronto. Ont.,

PRINCE STREET HOME AND SCHOOL MEETING. April 25th, 8.00 o'clock. Dr. Frank Mar-Kin non on "Old Charlottetown." ents urged to attend.

CONI"'IDE,N'I,"I-ALLY YOUR

-by By!-ne"Hcp'e Sn riders

ilielen Muttart. R.N.. to Mr. Pres- lton Connolly on Saturday. April Pm. ;23.l In St. Joseph's Church. Tor- inn 0.

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MONTREAL, April 21st-My daughter and I . . . both wont to parties yesterday. And both of his . . . wuuting to look our prettiest.-ehainpuued with W()ODliUlii' (XJCOANUT OIL CASTILLE Sll.-UIPOOI We nluviys do-Iieriiiisc we know that Wuoillniry Sliziiiipiiii is :i iialiirril av"! sIltIlllpD0

. . and so Iiclps pm.-tii'e the IIlll.IIl'Bl oils of the Ii:iir. it wiislirs your hair iliorouglily-but. does I not wash out the natural oils which give your hair body and life. These are the oils which keep your hair shiny and soil,-easy to man- age right after the rtliiiiupoo. Wooilluii-y can be sold for nmrli loss than any other quality sliiiiiig-uo-i.w u-i- .-n inuny liuuilii-ii, like oiim, have discovered the .itsti.iI(icli'uu of i ug llomiiiiiryi

Il's "Out-OI-This-World!" I Inuiln this COM Iiowl Cliut-ulutc C.ikc"- with Chihon Frosting - lust night 4 ltllil it's Inbulaus! Uaerl CROWN BRAND CORN SYRUP, of coursel

. on BOWL Cll()l.'0LA1'E CAKE

to cup cocoa Va teaspoon bakins soda to sup boiling water I learnnon baking Vs cup 0-own Brand Corn powder

syrup Vs cup soft shortening no cups stfted cake flour to curl milk

legg. unbeaten 1 teaspoon vanilla PBE-BEAT oven to JSOBF. PLACE cocoa in large mixing bowl: and boiling wall iowly, until smooth. BLEND in Crown Brand Cons Syrup thoroiumr. ADD sifted dry ingredients; stir until dry ingredients are men dampened. M1! in soft morianlng: beat 2 minutes or until there are no lumps and mixture is smooth. STIR in milk. egg and vanilla: beat 2 Inlllilltl or until smooth and light. POUR immediately into lined and greased 3-inch square pan. or two I-inst:

yer pans. BAKE in 350 F. oven 40 to 45 minutes for square eahe. or I in I minutes for layer ans. FROST with Chlllon Frosting. -

to cup snnulatedl susar M teaspoon I.

CIIIFFON FBOSHNB 2 Lablespoons granulated sugar is cup Crown Brand Corn Syrul Va teaspoon vanilla ADD salt to egg white and beat with electric mixer or rotary beater antilr frothy. ADD Isgar gradually. beating until smooth and glossy. CONTINUE beating and lowly add Crown Brand Corn Syrup. 'l1N'i'. if desired. with vegetable food colouring. BEAT until frosting stands in very firm peaks. FOLD la vanilla. nun. Covers one l-inch square cake or two D-IDCI layers.

VA.I.lA'I'ION5i

Cetsee Peeettagi omit vanilla; and no teaspoons instant eosfee with Crown Brand Oars Iyrup. Fl Odeeaaal frosting: Sprinkle Vs cup shredded onooanal over lap and idea of traders sale or told in coeoauul with vanilla.

lemon or orange Pressing: omit vanilla: leld in No leajnnes mated luiaa r mange rial.

Miaaspmn sail III! while

Pearle McLeod are to see about

a programme for next meeting. Mrs. ordon McLeod invited the members for next meeting. Meet- ing closed with the Lord's Prayer.

GOOD FARMERS

CHILLIWACK. B.C. (CPI .- Judy Augustine. 0, won first place in class 14. ladies open plowing match. here. plowing a quarter-acre with the touch of a professional. Her sister Carol. 12. placed second.

”SCOTCHLITE" Brand Rodeo- iave Sheeting. Now you can have greater solely on the road for your ear or the children's hikes . . . and do all this yourself! Send for special introductory afar of HI, including 72 square inches of "Scotchliiel-' material in red or silver (say which). Enclose tnh from any roll of ”Scotch” brand tape and Bl.00. Mail to Cnn6den- tiaily Yours, Mil Crescent St., Montreal. Just try it om-c-and you1l never be without it. Pm suvol

places is respectfully extended to WI Vonderlull Now you I 041094 VP 505'" 70036 each of those so keenly bereav- all make your 700- Th! yell A shildrenh rear I decided I'd mudgua .1 Bush take advantage a. safety warn- of spring clean- the projector amounting to 060.00 ins . , .g9uilme iniz to claw iii! and 3107.70 was realized from re- Your IIIIUAIB on I 109 of 911060 cent projects. It was moved and 3”" N-'W”' bi” "A5593 l”'”' seconded all bills be paid. -I.-.;j';;'.'; V:-P5 s''”'”' P"" ;':V;"'b'm”'.: Mni Dom” cnmpbau "Id dock with flashing red or silver the back of my

mind for a long time. As I went. along, I collected all the valuables I found lyin in bureau drawers throughout a house and tool: diam down to His BANK OF MONTREAL when, for less than two cents a day. I rented a Safety Deposit Box. Now I know our valuable papers and ' wairy are safe from lo-. hrs an theft. If you have important papers and valuables lying about the house. gather thain Mia while you're spring cleaning and lace them in a Safety Deposit ox at "MY BANK".

week.

SALE CONTINUES

. Due to the disogreeobIe.weetiier and the bad condition of the roads last week- end we've decided to run our sole al this

given tots rgember leaving the -0 . .::::::';:d::::.r.r; Bllrke District Convention to be held at p ili2"l.?'l'i'.:.'”'.l3i'if3..Ti:..i':5'; Electric -- - - Autltorlaeo i llealor Sum. Electrical Wiring ........ . w'3.r.a'..::vv"- MlNARD'S '0"-e';;',1.:,I;-;'h-0" ""1" 5 IL? I l56GreotGeo.St. gE.5"'.t:'-5 DIAL 4021 ' SIM FORMAL DANCE AT 'l'i-I CLOVER CLUB l'RJl5AY. APRIL sand Sponsored by tliiadottdawn little Theatre Guild Music by the Lsglonaires ' r Bron Optional Adsnisdos t1.oo

. DlIl4WlhotweCn4llIdI ' sale fleridesvous. Milton's Old

rnoaiiiassii: cosssiiisriv: iumiiiiriiiii coiitsiirioii .

-rouirm Dismrcr or allliiinvs i will be held at Eldon Hall on Monday. April Nth. at 8:00 pm. for the pu of nominating two cantil- dates to contest for t e forthcoming Provincial elec- tion. Poll Chairmen are uested to call meetings tfortiteeleotionofaccredit delegates. 'v . . itdamr N. wsxr. President.

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Personals

Mrs. Olive Carr, Fitzroy St., has returned home from the P. E. 1. Hospital. after undergoing treatment for two weeks.

Miss Stella Birt. Pisquid East. has been visting her uncle and

also a reading. "Good Friday." by Mr -Earl Rodd.

Mrs. Orville Turner rendered prayer for the Socletyls adopted missionary, Miss Halliday. The singing of the hymn "Take Time To Be Holy," was followed by IIIG closing prayer by Mrs. liardy.

The president. Mrs. Earle Rodd. presided over the business portion of the m ” . The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. Roll call was an- swered by nine members. There was one visitor present.

A letter from Mrs. Kenneth A. Parker, Literature Secretary for P. E. I. Presbyterlal was read.

dead. The coagregauon or me

LEAVE FOB ONTARIO - Mr. 3.5.... was much mmd ,5 was

to attend the wedding of Miss:

aunt. Mr. and Mrs. in Gay. City.

SOUTH WINSLOE u.c.. w. M. s. The members of South Winsioe

Mrs. Russell Diamond was appoint- ed leader for next meeting and Mrs. Harold Diamond to have prayer for the adopted missionary.

Mrs. Erith Hughes invited the members to meet with her for the

United Church W. M. S.. met at Mgy meeting. mu ")1 go 5. m. In Ih”fm'A”l M"5- H3701.” Dias swered with verse of scripture mom or heir April meeting on wmaining wm.d' mvegv Mm

the lilh. The devotional ieaderf, Mrs. Wm. Hambly. took as her themc. Christ, the Hope of the” World. and followed the program as outlined in the Missionary Monthly with Mrs. Archie Auld and Mrs. Orvile Turner taking parts.

Erith Hughes gave an outline of the concluding chapter of the study book. Meeting closed with the Mispah Benediction. .

i REMEMBER JEWISH DEAD

The meeun d b , . 'l'0Rf)NTO (CPI. -- Six candles h P S 09608 Y Singing were lit Sunday night in a Toronto :) y"(':"i "aye" W35 P995 153' MrS- synagogue in a memorial service Hg: Jo emf n impressive reading for 6.000.000 Jews believed killed e oyo Easter hyMrs.Eri1h during the Second World War.

Each candle represented 1.000.000

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