FEBRUARY 17 . 1953

FHE GUARDIAN. ur1Anuur1'r.'IlOWN

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(This Special Offer Expires Feb: 28)

ARTHUR VESEY.,

YORK.

P. E. I.

Curd Of Thanks

1 take this opportunity to ex- press my sincere thanks to all those who were so kind to me durlnz my recent illness while in the, P. E. Island HosPIIRI-- T” D3 slewnm Dr. llachmel and Dr. MacDonald. Ministers. Prlvalc Nurses. NU?”-9 and hospital staff, I extend special monks. There were so many other: who visited me. sent flowers. W933. gifts, cards and cheery notes that it would be impossible to thank them personally. '

so I will just. say "Thank You' CVCll)'0ll9.

Mrs. R. Roy Mulch. ' Enrnseliffe.

In Memoriam

in loving memory of Bessie Ruth Rodgcrson, who p away Feb- ruary 17th, 1951.

We often sit and think of you. And then of how you died. To think you could not say good-

bye. Before you closed your eyes.

The blow was hard. the shock sever We never near. But only those"who have loved can

2. thought your death so

tell. The pain of parting without fore- well.

Ever Remembered by Husband and Family,

In Memoriam

in loving memory of our dear Grandmother, Barbara Currie. who passed away eight years ago to- day.

We lost a grandmother with I heart of gold.

who 'was more to us than wealth untold.

Without farewell she fell asleep.

with only memories for us to keep.

We have lost. but God has gained,

One of the best grandmothers the world contained.

sully liiiissed by Mildred, Marguerite and Lila.

PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND HOSPITAL

ANNUAL MEETING

Notice is hereby given that in pursusncsnf the Act of Ineorpon stion is public meeting of all con- tributors to the Prince Edward Island Hospital will be held in the class room, now nurscs' re- slllcnce,.Charlotietown on Thurs- day. Fobrunry 26th. 1058, at 8 P. M. for tho purpose of electing trustees for the government of the institution in nccorrlsm-e with tho by-inn-an and for the tram- Irlion of such other business as may he brought before It.

J. ANDREW I.l.liEl.i'. Secretary, Board of Trustees.

BUCKIETMIXTURE

THAN IV ANY OTHER REMEDY. ONE SINGLE SIP TELLS WHY

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Strange But True

.1 F. I. Idunhw Alfred l-loney. of London. land. deserted his better without leaving the home taken her in as a bride, twenty- flve years ago. according to a rul- ing by an English Judge.

Mrs. grloney said her husband divided the home into tlwb parts after they'd quarreled and had since stayed by himself in his own half. refusing to have anything to do with her. The sympathetic Judge awarded Mrs. Honey in de- cree for desertion. so Mr. I-loney wasn't such a honey after all.

The rewards are always at the end of the road. It pays to go all the way.

some 38,107,000 bushels of wheat will be fed to livestock in Can- ada in the 1051 - 52 crop year. according to an estimate made by the federal bureau of statistics.

if a grasshopper loses a leg in infancy. a new leg will replace the lost limb when it molts its cover- ingl s

Crickets and certain spiders also are capable of growing new limbs when they happen to lose the or- iginal digits.

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According to certain residents in our sister province of New Brun- swick. a poker owned by Archie Aiward some 80 years ago fell into the mysterious underground pass- age known as Devil's Half Acre and came out safe and sound at the other end of the cave eight miles away! .

Canada and the U. S, A. new supply 64 per cent of the world's bread grains and 62 pcr cent of the coarse grains. with millions of acres yet to be brought under cul- tivntlon.

The smallest calf ever born in Canada weighed only 10 pounds at birth. Only 24 inches long. it was fed with an eyedropper the first 21 hours. The calf was born on

the J. S. Davey farm at Chesley. Ontario. When sold at six months old it weighed 300 pounds. -

In Canada lizards may be found only along the International Bor- der. Salamanders are often mis- taken for lizards.

The popular notion that lizards and salamander: will not live in captivity is an utterly false one. Quite a number of persons raise these creatures in captivity.

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People also raise earthworms. snakes. lady-bugs, caterpillars and a score or so of other insects and reptiles because they make money doing it.

Take, ladybuxs for instance. they destroy the meallv-bugs so fatal to orange groves. Raised in vast numbers and sold to fruit growers. tihe lady'bugs bring their owners a good revenue.

One of the largwt. ladybug forms I know of is in California. on the site are 28 buildings. each with 6 rooms packed full of in- sects. 20 men are employed to take care of the nurseries. The bugs consume in a single year 5.000 sacks of the best spuds that can be purchased. The temperature of the nursery must be kept at ap- proximately 80 degrees. and the larvae are grown on potato spr- cuts.

The bugs are put up for delivery in capsules. ten insects to a. capsule and the fruit farmer uses one capsule for each infested tree.

The ladybug: clean on orchard of pesky bugs in short order as they are very industrious.

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Charlottetown had its full share of thieving this past summer, but to date none of the light-fliiger- ed tribe have stolen a train. Such a theft actually took place in Van- couver sume little time ago. when 27-year-old James MacLeod stole one of B. C. Electrlc's Company trains. The case was dismissed. however, when magistrate Mac- kenzie Matheson said he had no prccedcnt. on which to base the decision.

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THE CENTRAL GUARDIAN

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HEAR THE ACADIA TRIO: Janis Kalejs violinist; Felicita Kaleja, pianist. and Theo Mac- Donald Dunn. soprano in P. W. C. Concert. College Auditorium, Thur.- day. February islth, at 8.30. Ad- mission 75 cents; students 25 cents.

were discovered by a man who saw bats emerging through a. hole in the ground.

When leaving her den, Specially If there are youngsters in it, the wolf makes a very irregular trail. She does this to throw hunters off the trail.

A pair of coyotes usually have several dens, but the nursery den is always the work of the female. The male is never allowed to en- tor it while the young are being nursed. During this period the lonely male has to bach it.

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for iuuplns better any to spread

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LEIIIGII HARD COAL is siwsil the best. Arnfsst coal co.

MILK - and good health go hand in hand.

"YOUB DOLLAR BUYS MORE- at the HUGHES DRUG STORE.”

nasanvn urinenaay. April 8. for Alumnae Easter Tea at St. Josephs Convent.

SACRED CONCERT. Central Christian Church, Sunday, Febru- ary 22nd, 8.30. Visiting artists.

WANTED. - lltl volt electric light plant, in good condition. Ap- stating make. details, be Box 218, Charlottetown.

PANTRY SALE - S. A. McDon- ald's Store. Saturday, February 21st. 3 P. -M. Ladies Aid Central Christian Church.

THE CEREBRAL PALSY AS- SOCIATION Meeting. Agricultural Room. vocational School, February lath. 7.30.

CEREBRAL PALSY PARENTS ASSOOIATICN meeting at the Vocational School, Wednesday. Feb. 18. at 7.30 PM. Miss Kathleen Jackson (physiotherapist) guest speaker. All parents of handicapped children are asked to attend.

That Body Of Yours

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ju.stine,d in asking the physician about the use of gland extracts. III. must not be forgotten that al- though gland extracts help gland cases of overweight. they must be prescribed by a physician as changes in the appearance of the body may not always be favorable from their use.

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Enthusiastlc Over New Features Of IH Refrigerators

W. R. Jenkins, local International Harvester dealer, has just return- ad from a District meeting of International Harvester refrigerat- ion dealers at Saint John. N. B. with enthusiastic reports about the new complete line of International Harvester refrigeration products.

Feature of the new 195:! line, ac- cording to Mr, Jenkins is a re- volutionary model refrigerator, the new "Decorator," which brings decomtxk colour and design into a kitchen for the first time in re- frigeration history.

The "Decorabor” refrigerator by International Harvester is designed to match ldtohen curtains, walls or floors. to blend, accent, or con-

mm with the kitchen decorating I"

scheme. This can be done with a yard and, three quarters of any fabric the owner chooses to put on the front of this new refrigerator. The front can be changed at any time by even a child, and it takes lass than seven minutes to do the trick.

The interior of the ”Decorator" refrigerator, which comes in two models. boasts "7-climate" re- frigeration. a feature of almost all of International Harvesters 10 new roirigarators for i953, and pus0i- buuton automatic defrosting.

"It lakes seven different climates of cold, all working at once. to keep foods in prime condition,” Mr. Jenkins explains, "and the new TH refrigerators provide these seven climates, They range all the way from six degrees for frozen food in the freezer compartment to 55 degrees in the butter conditions, where butter is always kept spread- able."

The new Ill line for 1953 also

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includu four new chest tape homo freezers, with oepscitiesjrorri seven to 20 oublc feet. All have spring- fresh green interiors, found pre- viously only in Intematlonol Har- vwier refrigerators. All 11-! freezers have flat table-um lids. outside walls that won't "sweat," five fast- freezing interior surfaces. and quiet. vibrationlem operation.

Mr. Jenkins reports that Inter- national Harvester this year for the first time in its history also will introduce three slzu of room air conditioners. Each model will be a "Decorator" style, which means the finish can be covered in any fabric to match curtains, drape:-fa or walls. In addition. International Harvester has produced a de- humldfier with the capacity to re- move 12 guarts of water from the air each day to keep basements or

utility rooms free of excessive moisture, All these new Intanatlonal

Harvester products are now on dis- play. or will soon be on display. Mr. .lenkins' store on Great

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ST. PAUL'S CNUIICII

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10:00 a. m.: Sacrament at Holy Communion in the Chapel. .

4:30 p.m. Children's Lenten Service.

7:30 p. m. Lenten Service.

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it tales 7 ilfferent Iareasllof Enid 43 from if to 553 to leelfall foidfilf prime condition. International Harvester gives, you all 7 of these essential flood climates" - all working at once - in ulslinguished new refrigerator, styles you'll be proud to have in your home.

Come in and see how these -wonderful new- II-II Refrigerators can help you feed your family better- ger more out of your grocery money, too. They're .

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lust a for of the wonderful features you got!

Q New Push-button nutsnnfs defrosting

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