AUGUST 20. 1951

T

Thoughts For Our Time

ay His Eminence

Cardinal McGuigon .

(Copyright) ,

..AuS..5t is laughing across the

the rhythm of summer vacation is at its height, lively

Id mung. In thousands people flock to the playground: cf this fabulous Dominion to be free for kiimc from the heavy heat of the I(. and the monotony or daily ”l.' u-liicli. cvcn if not unpleas- light:-nds to weary by its relent- ...; ,-(petition.

Everyone has need of a vacation ,., restore in strength which may be ,,,,.,m.xea and to refreahen and xellldlllil ll mind which may grow ...”. We cannot expect our hod- ins to work well or even at all it met are not provided with at zmst a modicum of rest and div- (r!llV. Tins is one of the reasons. albeit a .-secondary one. why 50d (ttlllilltIll(lI3(l the Sabbath as 5 day of rest. Knowing His creature was mmmle at perpetual motion, He m..i.i.sd for him a salutary and ncscssary rest every seven days.

ya, uhiie we are enjoying a i'.i'.lililll in any of the numerous ' at our disposal, it is import- :.:it to hear in mind that there .... some things from which there I. no l.'tC:l'l0ll. Take for example ...-nr. We cannot (even if we - ted mi give ourselves a re- :1 till this activity, which outing l'ar:1'lCll time sometimes puts even it heavier burden on on nmtlwr of a family. when ap- ,...mes arc sharpened by fresh air- snfl ex'v"' N'

Areiit, more is no holiday from ('..I' i:lll”Zlj.' diitics. Mothers and l.'tfllPl'x lm-o the same obligations ..' fill? and provision for their (mm... xi". they have during the other momlis ol the year. Indeed. him 15 :Pq'ilFC(l even a greater

:1.)-"' and

who

tiailaiiii, due to the increased riiu;rr- ll rvil influences which mm in r. in places of vacation, and l'.' 'ili sometimes unfortun-

ll mimment into trag-

gely, . .:.

. . 0 any holiday from 3 We can never al- es to be rude or un- ... nsitlerate to our fel- low inu.. on the ground that we art rclrmiiu or recruiting our strciigtii Ilctwntion taken at the rtpmw in int-ouvenlence of an- (”lll'l' Il- lll'lllll'r beneficial nor just;

- tr. '..i1i:;ii'ity. um all these. and more 'll.lll all these. there is . . irnm God and His law. .l'.lSl as -no v.x';3rPt otir children to onctlitzii illlfl truthful during um i.illF. so does God expect - - wt ofwt-re His low, to re- Iizm ttn mattcr what other hr may have laid aside. . . mu ;.-i he bound down and iflll'.lHl Ni 51 irnnd time. Ofle can- to: at uh.-.v in wrong and have it - gmvrl iimc.

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Ts.

r' iwro:4limz tn the law of

2. in act according to our na- F.

(ind created us and in .fill he no contradic- t. for us is according 4. And just as every- :. prrfcct and most ef- it functions accord- rrt in in lnlililll, so the happiness nfninn is iv-st and perfect when 1' nt'rni'ri.: with his nature. '-' iiirrclyx to say that man is . ' it;-iii;u and truly enjoying : st-if m:li' when his enjoyment ': had imhm the great free circle of th- 1.:-.'.' of God. And human ziill always testify to miioyiuent.,of a vaca- find is not forgotten. O U U

Ririitln zit rxpect our neighbors to to, and to observe our rights Hi. so ll”llit people - and their tithe of vacation. ly increasing - seem -i:: there is nothing in- toiuzrtio-it 'u their lack of regard ilnr the ngvtxs of God, 1; 15 no more Iflilllsll to think of a vacation from iultirc. or eating. or manner: than ends to ihiiiiit of a vacation from W h..mtri.iolcss, there is the in-

llvimtitiulc foot that for large

.1 ,. .- m:MtL::rlXl”DP011le God virtually hmlgyililiish to emphasize here

PW M lihttt this holiday treat- itriotis rllumn is 5 wmpmm 0! " W H; rl”-ll-'Hl.V that is tearing at mm." our lives and of our BHM v i ill--TV roll it secularism. him” W tli mean a view of life that "N l c pot. simply to the mu. I u mm:-ttnn of the spiritual human here and now U rvnf man's relaiion to "my mriifoitiiiiately, then; .m P" ail hurl women. and alas, .m Wm"-mI;7 ihcgiraiatilce ltigt-t thgir gm im ng a t is

CONSTIPATION cone-

is God's world. For the must part they do not deny God. On formal occasions they may even mention His name. But there is no aware- ness of their responsibility to God in their thought and action. This was the fertile soil in which Fas- cism, Nazism and Communism ger- minated. It is the soil which is rllowing Communism to make such strides today.

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Secularism, which exlits God from human life and from the world He created is the cause too, of the evils which are rampant in our society - juvenile and parent- al delinquency, murder. divorce. and so on. since personal respon- sibility to God is not a moving force in the life of man, he has lost a sense of sin. This is a moral catastrophe. In vain shall we spend vast amounts or public monies for educat' -nail and recreational activ- ities if we do not give more thought to the source of these ills.

It is a relatively easy thing to diagnose our malady, but what prescription can we offer as a ram- edy? Briefly it is this -- and it is nothing new. this is God's world and if we are to play a man's part in it. we must first get down on our knees - even during vacation time - and with humble hearts acknowledge God's place in His world. If all who believe in Clad would make that belief practical in their workaday lives. if they would see to it that their children were imbued with that same belief. we might begin to see a way out of the chaos that is around us.

NEW LONDON W. I.

The regular meeting of the New London Women's Institute met at the home of Mrs. Robert Carr on August 14th. Meeting opened by singing the Ode, followed by re- peating the Creed.

Roll call was answered by twelve members. There were four visit- ors present. Reports of commit- tees followed. School committee reported dustbane needed. New school committee to be Mrs Mur-

ray Macltay and Mrs. Claude MacEwcn. Correspondence consisted of a

letter from the X-ray Unit an- houncing they would be in New London on August 20th and it is hoped that as many as posiblv will take advance of this X-my. Also a letter from the Blood Donor Clinic which is to be held at Ken- slngton on August. 30th. It was decided that as many ladies as possible go to clean the school on Labour Day.

A vote of thanlui was tendered the ladies from the trustees. of the school for thc'help they had given towards installing the toilets in the school; also a vote of thanks to Mrs. Constable for mak- ing a quilt for bazaar. y New illm committee to be Mrs. Claude Macilwen, Miss Elva Mac- Alllster and Mrs. James Cole.

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CBASWELL for Better Fhoto- graphs.

COOK'S STUDIO for target pictures.

-.... BE TRONG AND IIEALTIIYL Drink Milk.

IIO WARD MacINNlS '!l'OO'l- WEAII. at 175 Queen Street.

DR. 1. P. SWEENEY will resume his medical practice on Monday, August 20th.

Wl:III ICE CREAM for delseft. there I a smile at every plate.

BCHEDULED rLlGlI'l'l dai: Burnmersfde and uoncton

Phone Maritime Control Airway: Limited. 2001 or 540,

HOLDING SEATS. -Get your holding seats for the coming sea- son at the Forum each day 9tol2A.M.and2to4P.M.

HOLDING SEAT ticket hold- ers in arrears must have tlbkors vaid in full by August 311:. Make payment now at Forum.

MAKE A DATE to attend Red Cross Blood Donor. Clinics be- tween August 27th and Septem- ber 5th. Watch papers for time: and places. '

ENGAGEMENT - Mrs. N, E. Myrcr. Cliurlottctown, announces ihc engagement of her daughter. Norma Mildred to Mr. R. Bruce McLeod of Boston, Mass.. of Mr. and Mrs. A. W. McLeod. Marriage in take place in the ncar future.

CITY POLICE COURT - At the Stlpendisry Magistrate”: Court SEWTGBY. two men charged with llemk drunk and incapable appear- ed. One was sentenced to 20 days in Jail and the other sentenced to l'l days in jail. A man charged with assault was remand- ed until today.

.PRIZE WINNERS - Mr. Reggie hewson, Clyde River, and Mr. Henry Thompson. st. Peter's Bay, here the holders of lucky tickets Pl the drawing which took place ill the Shur-Gain Feed Booth at the Provincial Exhibition on Fri- day evening. Mr. Newton received 9. ton of feed for ticket No. 336, and Mr. Thompson exchanged tick- er No. 2202 for a ton of fertilizer. Draw was made by Mr. E.G But. let. Montreal.

IIONOUBED BY SHOWER - On Tuesday evening August '7, Miss Ruth MacEachern. Mermaid. was honored at a shower given by her girl friends and college chums ill Fitzroy St. The bride-to-be was at the apartment of Shirley Jay. seated in a prettily decorated chair and a carriage of prettlly decorat- ed gifts was wheeled in by Miss

Program for the evening con- sisted of a. duet by Isobel Camp-

bell and Linda Bernard. which was greatly enjoyed. New program committee Mrs.

George Cole and Miss Elva Mac- Allister.

Next meeting to be at the home of Mrs. Harold Mayhew; roll call to be answered by each member telling her age. Bills for the evening were on rrotion ordered paid. Collection 31.50. Meeting closed with The King. Lunch was served by the hostess and committee in charge.

A bazaar was held at the close

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V first ALI.-BRAN daily, drink

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ALL PURE SUNLIG HT ssrs WASHES

a es 0 Suds Esieliel

Kitty MacFarlane and Miss Shir- ley Jay. The remainder of the evening was spent in social enter- tainment after which a delicious lunch was served by Shirley Jay. Jessie MacNevin and Kitty Mac'- Farlane. Everyone departed to their homes wishing the bride-to-be much happiness.

TIJNDIEBEI) SHOWER On Thursday evening, August 9, 1951. the people of Mermaid. Mt Her- bert and vicinity, met at the home

reserved for new

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THE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN

llow 'l'ru'st officer At Eastern Trust Go.

It is announced by the Eastern Trust Company that Mr. A Alis- tair Maclieod haavbeen appointed trust officer at the Charlottetown Branch of the Company.

Mr. Macbeod is an Islander and was born in Klnross. He studied at

law in the office of Mr. Justice Tweedy. Mr. Maclteod was called to the bar of Prince Edward Island in ll)-ii, after which he joined the Royal Canadian Navy.- Mr. Mac- Lcod served in the Navy until the end of hostilities and was discharg- ed in 1945. On his return to civil life Mr. MacLeod joined the staff of the Eastern Trust Company at Halifax as an assistant trust offic- er. which position he held until his transfer to Charlottetown.

Mr. MacLeod's legal training and his six years of experience in the Trust Department of the Eastern

Trust Company at Halifax. makes him very well qualified for his new position.

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of Mr. and Mrs. James D. Mac- Eachern to tender a shower to their daughter, Ruth, whose mar- riage to Mr. Wilfred Mutch took place recently. The bride-to-be was escorted to a nicely decdrated chair by John Farquharson to the- strains of the Wedding March played by Doris Ings. A prettlly decorated basket was then carried in by Deanna Matheson and Anne MacEachern. The gifts were open- ed by Norma MacDonald with ac- companying verses read by Mary Elizabeth Maclilacherii and ar- ranged on the table by Lorna Mac- Pherson. They consisted of a chest of flat silver, money. china and other miscellaneous articies. The remainder of the evening was pleasantly spent in dancing. A de- litoua lunch was then served by the ladies after which all depart- ed to their homes wishing Ruth and Wilfred much happiness.

Personals

Mrs. George Starostic left for her home in Niagara Falls after spend- ing two pleasant weeks visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Walsh. Charlottetown.

Miss Uldene C-audet. 94 Dor chester Street. City. left on Aug- ust l8th on a visit to Boston, Chelsea, Portland. and other Am- erican centres.

B. E. Gaudet. Professor of Liter- ature at Laval University. Que- bec, accompanied by Mrs. Gaudet and baby Patricia, who have been

of the meeting which amounted 024.75.

to

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IW8 Plan of Salvation

THE MISSES

HOLMES &

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FIIIAL ciizniuiicr" siiu-:

1-8 1'0 507;, OFF BALANCE OF ClIILDIIEN'S AND MlSSE' SUMMER STOCK

SEE THESE VALUES IODAY AND ' MAKE YOUR BUY MORE

BRADLEY

guests at 94 Dorchester Street, City. left to return to Quebec on August 18th, via. Pictou. N.S.

IN MEMORIAM

hills. BRIDGET SHERRY

A large crowd attended the fun" etal of Mrs. Bridget Sherry who passed away at the advanced age of 85 years after a lingering illness at the Charlottetown Hospital. The lato Mrs. sherry! pleasing man- ner and kindly hospitality won for her many friends who regretted to hear of her passing. Most of her younger days were spent in Boston while her later years were spent in this Province. which she loved

5'! well.

she leaves in moiun ona aiatar. Mira. Frank Hughes of Boston and a host of other relatives and friends. Her funeral was held on Aug. 6th to Tracadie where all that was mortal of a. devoted wile, kind friend and neighbor, was laid to rest. May her soul rest in peace.

BUMIMEBFIELD C. W. L.

The regular monthly meeting

of the Summerfield Sub-division 553

of the Catholic Women's League was held at the home of Mrs Bennett Delghan with an atten- dance of nine members and two vlsitorr. The president, Mrs. Jos-

Prince of Wales College and read-

Al' any PRICE if

has to go

values. A CASH 8: CARRY Sale is This is the biggest we have ever Make up your Winler order now.

eph Croken prelidcd.

Following prayer for the open- ing of the meeting, buainen pro- ceeded with the reading of the mlnutea of the last meeting which were approved as read by the secretary.

Tho treasurer reported pro ceeda from auction sale 562;. pantry sale 325.75 and S275 mem- berahip dues received leaving a balance on hand amounting to

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It was decided to send ii "get- well” card to our Reverend Dir-

ector who is a patient in the Charlol.tetovi'n Hospital and a card of sympathy to Mrs. G.

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Trainer.

For the convenience of thou unable to attend the two prev- IOUI meeting it was decided to have the roll call! repeated our next monthly meeting; each member donating a small article towards an auction sale and a get well. sympathy or congratula- tions card.

Mrs. Thomas Sullivan invited the members to her home for Lhe September meeting.

The meeting was hrought to in close by the recitation of the Act of consecration to the Bless- ed Virgin.

A dainty lunch was then rev- ed by the hostess.

525,000.00 anocrnv srocit TO BE sum

and YOU will be certain of extra special always something to talk about

offered. Everything must go.

We fill Mail Orders. deliver to bussfop. trains. el-c. free of charge.-

Preserving PLUMS in slack. Less than wholesale.

REID ROSE, SALADA, RAKWANA. etc.-Reg. s1.oo P'e5"”"g TEA. l lb pkg. 91:-Io lbs. 3.90 5"”R- '0 'bs- - '-'9

Stock Up Today PICKLING SUPPLIES CRISPY FLARE Large Island

NEWCROP m No.

1 Largeyllour Best Buy

PICKLING ONIONS. 10 lbs. ... . . . . . . . . .. 49:

50 lb. bag only 851.98

SHORTENINC-5.3 lbs. l.00 cgrzgv, stock 19; Case of 80 lbs. only ili9.00 Green ALL BRANDS SOAP POWDERS. Large rkg. .. . . .. 39c 4 i... .. 25: Case of 24 . 9.1. -

I-IilTl):i-ias 5 i' 51 oo-c 24 l-' 4 49 swam. "L H m Why can peacheslinjhen you can btglstgem at I'IlIl'Sslo'w'II'll'lcP. . P.EP.PERs' 2 for ' ' ' ' ' 25c

SAVE TODAY - You will never gel prices like g';lfl';"f. Pkg. H . . . . n y ,5:

these again for en long time to come. Don'l' Colemm

wail. SHOP NOW! MUSTARD. tin 33:

W II ole Cloves. Tumeric. Curry Powder. etc.

IIEINZ PICKLlNGmThe best

VINEGAR. Reg. 98:. gal. iar .. . . . . . . . . . . . 85:

you can buy

FRESH SULTANA

RAlSlNS.25clb.: 5Ibs. 1.00

Buy them by the box, 70 lb 3i13.95

YOU KNOW what you have to pay for grocer- ies ond must check these early for BARGAINS.

prices. then come

Preserving Jars and Cons for home conning. 33 I-37o Less

Buy now stocks are going

down fast

Extra Special Prices on all CANNED GOODS

SMOKED HA

PICNIC STYLE-Yes sir, meat prices are high But try and equal this for value

MS. 4 lo 6 lbs. each. lb. . . . . . 65:

It does

EXTRA SPECIAL

747

MILKFED CHICKEN. 4 lo 7 lbs. each. lb. . . 55c

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ATTENTION

vorrise all the bargains we are offering but if some in you will see for yourself.

not pay us to dd-' '

you

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, Phone 92

100 hi Pure Wool Sanlorlan

Anti - Shrunk Knitting Yarn

39” Per Ball

Was Reg. 59c per ball

On Sale For This Week Only

From one of Canada's leading makers - Moore and McLeod Ltd. have this special offer for this wool: only at this low price. Qualify 1007c PURE WOOL Yarn - washes I a charm - famous for wear and Shrink Resisloncm, Come early while we have a large range of colors to choose from. White - Pink - Sky Blue - Copper Rust - Pearl Gray - Cardinal Rod - Mandarin Rod - Friar Brown - Banana - Scarlet - Navy - Maroon - Comol - Trubluo - Myrtle GI-can - Groon Opal. .

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