THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

0......“ AFBERTQN Science Fails Ta * Shredded Wheel On February llth numerous friends l " 5,1011% cgngdian and acquaintances learned with deep i ' \

regret that the long and commend- able life of James O'Brien of mine- dals, had come to a calm and peace- ful close after he had been confined to his home forafairly long time. The late Mr. O'Brien althugh having reached his 89th year was very active until a few months previous. Mr. O'- Brien was of a cheerful disposition and a favorite among young and old. He could converse intelligently on many topics and his story of pioneer

grain. Eat TWO Shredded Wheat Biscuits a day and help Canada’: "When! growers.

on Spiritual Supremacy in Solving Age-Long Problems

..__-. (Montreal Gazette, Feb. 16) When science puts God in the laboratory test tube, in front of the telescope and under the miscroscope, and when Sir. James Jeans, Julian

Rev. W. Orr Mulligan Insists ,

The

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travellers for Rod/Rose Tca

are so elated with their wonder- ful increase in sales, they have had slips printed with the head- ing :-— i J "BRIGHT SPOTS TODAY"

On these they write each ~ day any particularly favorable re: inarks they hear about RED

ROSE TEA and send them in to the office : ‘ ‘

Here are a few received recently:--

Huxley and other scientists ' realize that spiritual principles explain ina- terial things, then will the fight be, tween science and Religion end, then ' will it be realized that science is, only part of life, religion all of it! such, in brief, was thc theory lsiei down from the pulpit by the Rem] William Orr Mulligan, pastor o! Melville Presbyterian Church, west- mount, last night, when preaching, to his congregation on "Religion versus Science: How shall we in‘ terpret and use the discoveries oir Science?" he scored thoughtless and; one-sided exponents oi the Darwini- | an theory, condemned the stress? laid today on psychologoy and psycho-analysis, and hailed as all forceful the fact that the universe was God, therefore could only be explained in the light of God's Word.

The battle between the science and. rellgion—ii such a battle existed-l brought to the fore singular truths about both scientific research and achievements and religion, Mr. Mulligan noted. One was that, while science sought out the myst- eries oi the universe, sought to ex- plain the universe and the man in the light of material and physical construction, religion had already explained the universe and man in the light of God who was the universe and man in the light of God who was the universe. Man,

life made his company sought by all. The funeral which was largely at- ' tended, was held at the Sacred Heart ’ church, Alberton, oh February 14th. The pail bearers were nephews of the deceased. After Requiem Mass was sling by the pastor, Rev. T. Campbell, the remains were tenderly laid to rest in the family plot. He leaves to mourn three sons, Harry, of Alberton, Ansiem and James of Eimsdaie, also four daughters, Mrs. James Redmond. of Alberton, Sister Bertille, StpPaul, Minnesota, Mrs. Peter Foley, East Orange, New Jersey, and Mrs. Doctor Smith, or Brcokiine, Mass. The es- teem in which Mr. O'Brien was held in Eimsdale and the surrounding dis- tricts was tcstiﬁed byothe number who visited the home and the large con- course to the church, for the weather was unﬁt as well as the roads being in bad shape. The funeral was under the direction of Mr. Roy Phillips, Morticfan. . '

"Ancl don't forget ; two packages of a ';_ Shredded Wheat"

p ,1 v "There’ll be a fuss in our i ,7 family if you do! The i J ' children_love it; my hug- band insists on it because he says it's the perfectfood , for health and strength. i, V. ~ And I like it too. S0 don't forget to send it, please."

THE CANADIAN SHREDDED WH ' COMPANY. LTD~

The wedding took place at the Sacred Heart Church, Alberton on February ilth of Sarah Angelina Burke, daughter oi lvir. and Mrs. John Burke, Elmsdale, and Joseph Frederick Richards, son of Mr. and Mrs. T. Richards of Bloomﬁeld. Their many friends wish them a hap- py and prosperous married life.

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Halifax, N. S.

A merchant told me today, "111: only ten l have now la Red Rose. Customers asking for other ten will always rake Red Rose and are satisﬁed)‘,

H. W. Purdy, Traveller.

Bright Spots-

Mr. John Wallace who met with an accident from which resulted a frac- tured shoulder, arrived home from

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he explained was not an lnsigificant _/ i 1 h ' t __ __,____,__, __ ;*;;,,,1’§j;*°,;,°;‘;f,‘1,§j§=§,f3,,;ﬁ,,;,,§ mm in an “amicable universe. he, "'" y " " r ' _ - , t w are was a child of God, the Maker of Wolfville, N. S. _ Shark Swallow Havmg a" "d" m a ma“ M‘ n" we“ l" °°“ﬁ“°m°“' e the universe. Science could hot find “- “"31"- B-

pleascd to hear of his recovery and hope to see him soon in active circla.

The manager of a chain of seven stores laid to mo, “Keith, Red Rose __hac the lead in every store. We cell pretty near as much Red Rose now Ia all other brands put together."

B. F. Keith, Traveller.

show purposes, Messenger caught a, 10-foot specimen off Watson's Bay, near the head of Sydney Harbor. The stomach was found to contain a womans handbag, in which was a comb, a pencil, powder puff, and the wrist watch, but there was no" clue to the ownership beyond the name of the maker of the watch, with whom the police are working in an effort to ascertain the owner.

God, could not find the spiritual; universe. It could only find the; material thing, which was physical; and not spiritual matter- And in; this world, the spiritual matter was- of major import. , In his sermon the Rev. Mr. Mulli- gan developed the whole cause of h i \

religion against science, stressed T H ESTABROOKS CO LT that the possibilities of science were 5RAh¢|f|55_M°N1-REAL-V 1950M“; . limited, those of religion were un- ‘ ,

limited. Sciences could peer into space with a. telescope and about the sun could discover helium, could

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Ticking Watch

l SYDNEY, N. S. W., Feb. 18. — Of the many interesting experiences of Charles Messenger, a well known Sydney shark fisherman, the most recent is his most surprising, He dis-

' covered in the stomach of a shark a ; ‘ wristwatch that was stiii ticking the ' minutes alvay.

A whist entertainment was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Mur- phy on the night of the llth. At whist, nine tables were in Play. A lunch was served after the whist and congratulations were extended to the hostess for the enjoyable evening which was spent by 811-

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flows to rbslti- of ‘Notices to Mariners contains a ents here until they found outthat“ 6188mm showing the mine field! in hundreds of gallons of homebrewedlthe North sea which are still n.

however, the mine should present n1 danger to navigation. A safety Ir rangemcnt imposed by Intel-nations

we are sorry to learn that Mr. BR- Burke is conﬁned to his home with

1d m‘ d I covery B concluded, let them withold their a heavy-co . ispee Y e

Judgment, turn to philosophy and

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h _ . . . Mrs. Agnes Dunbar and the late trymg to solve Certain questions t, }',',',§’,§':'§',n‘,',',',§m,‘,',‘§, 21:’, Hugh Dunbar, formerly of Glenwood whisk are forever beyond human ﬁ ' can supply. . and was born forty-nine years ago. understanding, is 77'5"‘ f" Cﬂk 300k she “'35 educated h‘ the public Here was the answer of religion: *- "~ g: i , M,“ hm" Canadian m". PM“ i” and Baby Book schools 0f U"! Drwlnce and l“ Prince. science knew nothing of the spiritual ﬂa‘."mmw) m Canada Ill cur-a...» t...‘ .4 cues. GAINATION COMPANY, ua||1_ of Wales College. She taught school umverm gguld not dlsﬁﬁv" Gm» “mum, "rhonandawrl 1i‘ . A ‘m’ mm“ ,, indvarliiui‘ secggxlozfafllgfeireimnﬁ: could only discover His Work, the 0mm ‘ ‘l n more,’ T ‘ - _{ f Q ed c “n W“ 1° i‘ acher hot a. eii io ic r - ‘pl : all with whom she came in contact. 25d’ bmughte to iihesfsednslsoyéiel‘: l‘, b0! a y . n . i l? Twenty-seven years ago, she married spiritual work. You WERE RIGHT. DORA i M s Ho S e LII! m, Mr. Garfield Gorrlli, owner of the nose who“ fam, have been nmso CERTAINLY MAKES "RY "'"5° m" °'$_“' sﬂyS r ' i _ h“ .,,, , " flour and lumber mills at Glenwood. shaken by conclusmn, wmm be," _ WASHDAY sasv. WHAT WASH'NG'TOO' You LL h h much, much whiter i . I“, ‘- Eighteen years ago they moved to ____ __ _____________ RICH, LASTING SUDSI 5E SURPRSED To SEE “Ring, gets m)‘ do‘ e‘. my wuhing mlchln" ' ,1,- ‘ ' T h a Saskatchewan, where they attained I How IT LOOSENS GREASE any soap l've ever usbd ﬁre An‘! Rinso suds art E m l success in their chosen line of en- United Church and affiliated points never boil things-anyait kw,“ slot here when , ce- I N E w E R deavour and where they have evcr oﬂlciatcd at the funeral services held thick‘ soapy, lasiiﬂﬂl _ pedal‘) soap; and softener! a, m’ ‘since resided. Two years ago they in Glenvern Community Hall. Spec- the water is hard. ChiP ‘h my neighbour andlule .~ - M o D E celebrated the twenty-fifth anniver- ial music, appropriate to the occa- ' are th§ng50l the past. a: w mks; dishesspﬂ ° _ n Ii I r f}; sary of their wedding. sion, was rendered by the Gicnvern Ringo in the disllplm vl s HNAMEN’ t; » In their new environment as in the United Church Choir. A procession ' MRS. H. .. 1 i i‘ » ;_ .' ~ old they took an interest in all that of motor cars fully a mile long fol- _’. in. 1', helped to advance the welfare ct the lowed the remains to the Ponteia NO Sﬂfllﬂlﬂ ﬂ p chm“ his. i community. Mrs. Gorrill was con- Cemetery, where interment was a hb,"ud,,4irt smhsout. mum c ‘in nested with the work of the oioh- made. ' 1nmsso'srcma' uh ch bere- o‘ i: on. vcrn United Church and greatly in- There are left to mourn her hus- don't med t0 be acr mnmuiuparahgoo. ,7 Ba terested in the Sunday School, in band, Mr. Garfield Gorriil and six they last muchlonlﬂ- vuwiuumuehllld’: Wi, ,4 N" genuine (35,; which she wasa teacher. The many sons, Ralph. Humphrey, Raymond, _ Th.“ mdqvgher aoﬂPil m puadmpkinthhﬂ u. i i Iron ﬂange of improved beautiful floral tributes which were Wilbur, vcrhcn Ind Alvin, also her i f r cup_uﬂ1ﬂlmlllwds J4“; water! Sale for 1.‘ , i design- One that you will ism on the casket bore a silent trib- mother, Mrs. Dunbar, who Wasmak- w? l; u, Jveﬂlﬁl‘ _ t} to _ ,1- m" gaffofzbﬂljfepfg: ute to the esteem in which she was in: her home with the deceased at ‘wﬁzfzm, m, msltcn oi 39G“ Mn“; pcluﬂ- ,3 hot Y“ you snow in your home and held by the community. the time of her death, after having tine‘ “wit. dlshﬂttm’ “a Tﬁ” ~» 3 all of itu appointments. The funeral was held on the Bun- spent the past summer with relatives 1F r ‘i “@4110 lrettIIl-lﬂ ' 4m i 9" 9'11"" "=— day afternoon following Mrs. Gor- and friends on the Island. muudwmpnlﬁ‘ - rlll's demise and was one of the The pail bearers were Messrs. ' , . f h d c largest ever held in the district. n. Martin, Chas. Lamb, Wm. Holt, , l _ e 0- I Private services were held at half Albert Young, Garfield Gordon, and _ , I ueen Street Phone ‘I51. t one at the home of the deceas- Gus Hicrlihy. , , h t I t ' _ u Q ‘Till FRIENDLY HARDWARE STORE" 528st: miles south of Pentelx. iin- The sincere sympathy of friends i . ,. l '3 | e c o - rnediately after this, Rev. R, J. and relatives on the Island la cx- . - ‘

Your baby deserves this sure protection. Carnation Milk is perfectly safe—heat-treating destroys every dangerous germ and air-tight sealing keeps out contamination. Famous baby specialists recommend Carna- tion because it is easier to digest than any other form of cow’s milk. And it is just as nourishing as the bcst bottled milk—contains all the

hoped for by all.

Mr. Terence Campbell, who is studying telegraphy in the Aiberton station, made e. brief visit to his home in Charlottetown, but returned

ed, their last gasrie with O‘I..eary, and have returned the winners in the four games played, thus whining the sec- tion. The hockey fans wish them suc- cess when they meet the winners of the remaining sections-Q.

lN MEMORIAM

i MRS, GARFIELD GORRILL

A feeling of sadness and deep re- gret was cast over Glenwood and vicinity by the arrival of a telegram conveying the intelligence that Mrs. Garfield Gorrill (nee Eliza Dunbar). of Ponteox, Saskatchewan, had pass- cd away on the afternoon of January 20th in the Chanauvon Hospital. Death was due to heart failure fol- lowing a. serious operation.

The deceased was the daughter of

work at its‘ laboratory test-tubes and‘ miscroscopes, but could not discover God. It would discover material matte , but could not spiritual matter of which the universe was founded.

"As if the mind was all?” the

mind is physical, but it is more than that. The fact that we think brings us into the realm oi the spiritual."

Scientists, by their relentless hues- tioning, cannot escape the one ques- tion of import, that if the initial and ultimate cause of the universe, he continued. Whether they like it or not, the question of this initial cause must be met, and here the philoso- pher entered the scene, coming into his own as the man who asks the meaning of the world and of human life. Herc spiritual principles ex- plained material things, here the fact that science was a part of life, religion all of it, was brought out.

Sir James Jeans, in his "The Mysterious Universe," liad concluded with the thought that everything he had put forward was “frankly speculative and uncertain," and that all was "beyond the reach of science

religion. Then, within religion and philosophy they will feel. as have all great minds the purpose oi God in one's own life. Man was not of atomic insignificance in an iilirnit- able universe; man was the child of

BOOZE MAKES FISH DRUNK

WINNIPEG. Man. Feb. 17—Flying fish in the Red River of North, which

THEREI NO MORE SCRP“

beer, wine and alcohol had been danger. to navigation.

dumped into the stream by police.

The liquor had affected the fish in “m “lines m “m ‘he “mm- such a manner that they leaped wiid- t°° d?” m be '°°°'°'°d by m” m” 1y from the water and the“ plunged sweepers which worked so energetic

madly about on the surface.

(British United Press)

LONDON, Feb. l8.,—Although tho moorings

ally and persistently in years im-

all important harbors. From time to time the steel wire off these mines rust

Great War came to amend more through, and-the mine, if still bouy-

than 1B years ago, the January issue pint, floats to the surface. Even then,

law is intended to insure that when the mine parts from its mooring ii becomes harmless, if indeed pro- longed submersion has not alrcadi impaired its firing echaniam.

recently to resume his duties. . mediately following the war- They minister observed in wuchins on merit“ w?“ u“ mm" °t the _ ‘ were laid to destroy chcrhy sublrlar- couraomss The Amer-ton Regals have just play- psychology. "Iii 18 time W“ the ' Beware 0f MIIIQS incs approaching the Thames and Husband (to viaitorl-When W!

little boy was born I wanted hill called John. but my wife wanted hill called Harold-so we compromised Harold, come‘ here and say "How d1 you do?" to Mrs. Jones.

UNTIL NEXT monoav. HOW is n" vouuz: THROUGH so EARLY. DORA?

MY WASHDAYS ARE EASY NOW. I NEVER SCRUB CLOTHES ANY MORE

WHAT oo YOU MEANT HOW can vou oc-r THEM WHITE IF vou non-r scnua THEM? ESPECIALLY m ' our: HARDWATER

RINSO'S THICK SUBS SOAK CLOTHES ‘TI-II WHITEST WHITE IVZR’ ' a . .SAFELYI