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: .'rnE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN

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AUGUST 25. 1952 ..-i-r-""Tj' I

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3: By His Eminence Cnrdinnl McGulgan 0! In news: nature may be Inserted '. at five cents I word, strictly pay- I: . ; (C0lI)'l'ilh0 able in advance. ' JIMMYS Taxi. - Phone azs. EXPLOITING Tl-IE use .... . . uowaiu) MaeINNiE root- "::.:::n::::.:::..:'. r:;: ::r: or. l"::::...'r"'....::3-..""::. wm - emu

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o :v,c,;”:lfiI-ligiiiils hot war and the cold

The weapons of hot wars He designed to kill the body. , weapon! of cold war: are we ,1 mainly at the soul and its "W specially the mind and , One of the principal f a cold war is the lie. L,-mg is not a new but an "K-ipnf, practice which appears to almost as old as human Ipeech nail. Satan resorted to this de- ,hf,. to entice our first parents to sin. And history shows that nut have never forgotten its util- i,',. in achieving temporal ends. perhaps no age in history. how- W”, has exploited'the effective- mg of the lie as has our own. 'n.our day. we have seen lyinz leveioped into a studied and scien- me weapon emPi03'8d by one he- imh against another to the extent ,r glling a formerly 8000 WON N, propaganda a new and bad "parting. w;,..n.wa see I" instrument

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lying turned into for promoting hat-

-pd toward one nation and unde-.

mwd sympathy for another, its

aidrnusness easily revolts us. e . o

The same revulsion, however. is not apparently experienced when we catch private individuals in a lie. Neither is it felt when we rhsr-over lying on A somewhat larger scale as in business. in fall. moderate misrepresentation of gaolis is aometlmn accepted as smart business. Are we not, in- deed, used to making certain al- lowances for advertising?

Nmv the point ll that lying on a large scale and lying on a small -------i-----

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elector llton ever with the new "Phone Man at" lectured in the

I "RIGlN1"' HEARING Alli

iifhoughts For Our Time

Iona Conduction Device at nielevele utra mi.

ll-Ill IIIEV-IAH IIAIANTHI SeaCiaaaiftad Tole hone Direc for narut dealer. gvrite fa FR!-I catalog about 3 great Zenith Aida:

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-. --.v ...., ' 0ENTRAi. GUARDIAN This column Ta-I':;ened for news of local interest. but advertising

or how white they may appear to be. The size of a lie does not change its nature any more than does water vary its nature when ii. is dipped out of the ocean into a glass tumbler.

One might object. however, that a little lie now and then can he a most convenient. way out of an embarrassing situation. It can sometimes make the difference be- tween getting a good job or not getting it; between making a sale or losing it. What is more. the truth sometimes hurts. whereas a little lie tactfully and artfully em- ployed will often put our friends

"WE TREAT THE SICK WELL." 0iggey'a Pharmacy.

ICE CREAM the delicious solu- tion of the dessert problem.

NFIW SHIPMENT FIRESTONE Electric Refrigemitnrs. Bryenton and MncKay.

; SCHEDULED FLIGHTS daily to Summerslde and Moncton Phone Maritime Central Airways Limited. 2061 or 540.

at case when they might be dls- FlREST()NI-I Electric Washers.

tressed in knowing the truth. Sl20,95; Firestone gas washers. . ' ' ' 3194.50; Brycnton and Mdciiay By these and similar argument: Company. "

we may try to justify the use of -. COME AND 81

a lie and indeed the wrongness of .. The three :..La.3:::. P:::.l2:r '.".. :l';::.'::'"r.';,, l;it:..;”i::t.....r."”::;, vn ssainstthe.animr0n' good that will the 1052 lVllli'l.v”ll'irhg)r R.-vm '”""'p”” ”" me I5”””i' WM ""3 ' ” .V '; ' i if "H new-tangled fish highways being result from its use. New on tllsplay at liilllcr HlOi.il-l bum an 0,.” (hp Pm 1 1 .. R is 5”" p1Bm'hhDwev:r' that "5 Lm' ito mention an inlcomplxetlecclistutii " lying '5 wmnmi e goo mm - T? ilhesc now in operations most of . - . - , - . . . . . . . - . i;'lgngfni:ri?;li.i helkxiglyridngiiflr Tp:ol:,:(i,7,.' l(:l,Ax0S""l iilPnl "bulldozed" this year: The Iiil-iiuiy 3 blild m'38"3- read gfor iillnl0fll'llf'n .itl'ri'H' Mulch Dam on the East River: Lying is an abuse or human Heiniimmn Kw" wimlg ii l”e"5l' the Brehaut by-pass at the heart eech and that is what is wronl: Doh rtlv ' win ' '9 1 ” w”lF rs' "I Gumcyls s””"'” ”” Wm" zvpith it It violates the order of En T " d4 lvl :03 C, H lkmmfn d:'”" 5t Ptiwnali Mmmli” MM" n ture inccording to which human 11:5 ER” on)” F10. N?” i I-5"i"'-V 1993i”! i" "W 9” Rm” " ' g m" ('5' mrmmi 5. :u'm'"' l Mill at Vernon: the Marshall Pond speech is intended for the tfxnm tectl. Miilcr nroihors Limited. .,, C,,,,,.,,,,.,,,. m, HMS Mm W, sion of the truth glint isd in ,..gsgZg,g, . l'P,'W; M O'N'm Vim? in W; yo, mind. As theft an mur er vn- ' ' ” :unnnined darn bciwccn Pnunil IN MEMORIAM ,

ate the order of nature and there- by offend God. the author of na- ture, so does a lie, whether great or small. St. Peter was embarras- scd into denying that ho was ll. disciple of Christ. but despite thr embarrassment, his denial was ' lie and was wrong.

--g I WILLIAM WALLACE MacF.N'NlS i

The passing of William Wallace i Maclnnls at four o'clock Sundavi ialternoon. July tilh., in the Prince Men unnot live peacemny 1,, Edward island Hospital where he society when lying prevails, As had been taken four days previous- domesuc peace requires that hu5- ly for further medical exainlna-, band and wife speak the truth to,t!ons following an illness of three 1 one another, so national and inter-iweeks at his home on School street. i national peace demand that men brought slnccrc fccliiius of aocliicss , and nations avoid lying in their and loss to his family and friends , social and international rciationythrougiioilt the island and bcyondi hying poison: the moral atnios-,n.4 I Pherff and Since 50i'i'”'5 "lid 7”"; .'.ifcctionatcl,v known in tnous-, H0"? SUTVW" "MY i" " ii”""h-Vlailds as "SCl”J,C:lllt Bill", he retired i moral climate, t'arclcss indlIit!Onf'P1rom Mmw mm, m.N,,e ,,.m.s "D '" M"3 C” Wemuanzv lmd m due to lll-health". and was confined 3 "CM "M nimmml '"'dde' to ills room seven months with

complete rest, during which time Cord Of Thanks

he was llliTSE'(l bark ID A l"nCil5llTl: thank Dr. Laidlaw.

of strength by his doctor and de- vote

during his long period of impaired

kind attention during my illiiessims Dfidff End i0i'- 1111150 her edu- thgpg and the many menus” whQiICBl.l0l1. and this wish was granted

visited me and sent me cards. glft5,i1n full Ineilsllm l etc. His unccasiiiu rlcvolnrincss to vlifc l

ttpd daughter in the home loaves H 4 vacancy which iintlilli: cnn fill, and 1 that love was rcclprocatcd in full

Gus Shaw. Canoe Cove.

,by their constant. Companionship and affection. i

Friends will inir-5 his l'..'1asstim- mg, amiable pcrsnnalitv, and many , will look back to the firm but sym- pathetic dischargc of his duties as an officer of law and order for about thirty years, Passing on the ieve of his marriage aiuilvcrsary, as he looked forward to the lx-au- , ties of summer with his friends and loved ones. the God in whom i he daily expressed his trust willed ,otherwise. and took him to his ylscernal Home just. when it sci:-med

he had most to live for. The funeral service from St. i,Jlsmes' Kirk, Presbyterian Chtirch. ion July 5th., was conducted by the Rev. T.H.B. Somcrs who spoke fcellngly, and by request of the family, read the words or two beautiful hymns. "Now the Lab- ourer's Ta ls is o'er". and "The 'Sands of Tine Ara Sinking". The burial service was in the Peoples Cemetery.

"Until the Day Downs Beyond ,the ijunset, and the Shadows Fice Away '

at very Lw2Mm

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More is your chance to wear "Canada's most distinguished gtetbes" of genuine savings - and meticulously tailored to you! women, too. Politics on imports, every one -the styles are ngtiy supnb and the tailoring is everything you expect from uumon-pevieetionl We suggest Immediate action.

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Dominion Provincial Farm Labor Committee held in Charlottetown. it dred potato pickers would be need- crl from mainland points. to help out in harvesting the island's po- latci crop.

belt will take almost two hundred of these, and Prince County four hundred all-told. point up the fact that some Prince County farmers really grow spuds in a big way. Many a lucky grow- er in the west. cashed in on the long price last year, and there are hopes that the lightning will strike twice. At any rate buyers offering two dollars a bushel for tubers in the ground.

wages this year. mainly because they may be harder Like the potatoes

demand is always a. beiiwether. ,9 e o

d wife, and constant helpmate : Charlottetown.

I wish to I Nun” and SW” of the pgmcc health. if. was his constant desire V Edward Island Hospital for their 30 "V8 I0 809 his YOU!!! dflillthlef. ii"

llil52 is pulling on the

spare time. They

Island Odds And Ends

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At the recent meet-itrig of.thc

was estimated that five hun-

The Kinkora-Fret-town potato

These figures

are

Pickers may be paid higher to obtain. they harves: they come higher when in short supply. The old law of supply and

and Ten Hill on the seaward side of the road; the Jenkins-Scars pond at Loyalist: the old Myrick pond near Tignlsli; and the one that spawned them all -if that lcrm is appropriate--the Jordan- ilill('i.O0(l-Hll2ilt"S pond at Bristol. - o o

The dairy people in Canada seem to have made up their minds

BULLETINS FROM BIRDLAND '-

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SHORT LEGS

Herons are tinted for their long legs, so when a long-billed, but. rather short-legged, dark bird is seen standing patiently besldcv a creek or shallow pond we are puz- zled as to its identity, The Green Heron, with its 17 or 18 inches, is the smallest of the family, and the only one with short. legs. But this waiting posture is charac- tzerlstlc of the clan. 1-ieroniike, also, is its method of trying to escape detection by freezing in an attitude that simulates surround- ing reeds. ThiS it does to hide from both supposed enemies and would-be prey of small fish, frogs. or crawfish. The aim of its sharp bill is deadly.

If by chance the Green Heron is caught unawares. with a single sharp shrink it stretches iLs neck, crects its small, black crest, flips its short tail, and takes wing to the nearest perch. This Heron's flight is fairly distiuctivcn rather clumsy, slouer than that of a Crow, and with a downward bend of the wing tips.

Seen at close range in breeding plumage this is the most beauti-

ful of its family, The lustrous grey-green back in some lights looks blue, rcminding us of the

iridescent Tree Swallow. Short, plume-like feathers drape over the wings, most of the bird is,

chestnut, and the black cap ends? in a crest. At breeding time the male's legs are orange-red.

This is a rarity in most of Can-

ada, though riuitc common in southern Ontario, Only of late years have ncsts actually been

round in Quebec, and it is pro- bable that those discovered in' boggy, coniferous woods not many miles north of Montreal mark the

to give margarine a battle, by dc- vrlopin:

goes through quite a series mutation when it ends up as but- ter hilt who ever thought of it as a powdered hnhy-footi. Through- out. of mursr, the cow remains the greatest. manufacturer of them

iali; crinsirlcr the record of our Prcmi:-r's grcnt Holstein, Ahcgwcit Milndy.

Incidentally, although margarine is banned in this Province, not a few people seem in he uslna it in Report has it. that it is received here by many peo- pltw from friends in New Bruns- k and Nov.a icotia.

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"The stretch of scmi-permanent

highway betwccn Millview and Vernon River Bridge could do with some treatment. It has dc-

v opt-d a corrugated surface un-l

tier truffle. - . Ilis almost tunc to take undcrucnr out of moth-balls and to think of filling trucks and cars will illlli-il"E'fi7.F. The summer of last act oi a good show. BUILDING SCHEME y NEwcss'rl..s', Ensland 499' ,1-lunclreds of craftsmen in this Northumberland City have formed a club to build houses in their have started to construct 50 three-bedroomcd homes, to sell at 21.500 CB0?!-

kill sharks by

Porpoises can snouts to butt.

using their tough

irhe tender gill. slits of the deadly

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Birth: most dangerous experience of life

Too many newborn infants still die needleaiy - or are crippled for life - because of oxygen star- yation while being born. (is free use of pain-killing drugs one cause?)

In September Reader's Digest. J. D. Ratcliif givee fact; about the phenomena of birth that every mother should know, mils how the toll of death and damage among the newhom can he reduced - how mother. doctor, and hospital can help.

Get: your September Reader's Digest today: 43 articles of lalting I t 2 condensed from leading

new processes and uses, for the product of the cow. Gras-'i,when of,

the lonzl

northern boundary of the Green Heron's nesting range. Formerly, individuals were seen in spring or early summer it was

Strange But True iFree Booklet Tells How.

By 2'. ll. MacArthur

of Venezuela. You can eat fruit and drink its bccr. fLs sap is made into an excellent wine and its pith into bread. Its leaves make good t.ha.t,ch and the fiber ex- tract from their stems is used to make flshlincs, cordagc, ham- mocks and nets. while from

many kinds.

Paintings and scrolls on the walls of wealthy Chinese homes are changed periodically so that they will harnmniI.(-, with dif- ferent seasons.

The phrase, ”born with a silver spoon in its mouth" dates back to medieval times when the cus- tom of presenting a young child with "Apostle Spoons” was in vogue. The spoons had figures of the Apostles on the handles, The complete set was made up of 12 spoons, but those who possessed wealth, included an extra one, larger than the others. with a. fig- ure of Christ carved on it. If you should ever come by a set of thir- teen you'd have a. modest. for- tune as such sets are very rare as the custom passed out of fash-

ion shorliy after 1665." 0 . . In South Africa television is used to combat forest fires by

broadcasting pictures from a plan.- which files over the forest. Fire fighters see what's going on and are on the job pronto. Zoroaster, the great Persian pro- phet. whose birth most authorities place at about 1000 B. C. was said to be born of a. virgin. His teach- ings were of a very pure mono- theism, and included the exis- tence of a heaven and hell, immor- tality, is day of judgement, the resurrection of the body and the coming of a Messiah.

An accurate scale model of the Universe will probably never be made. If the earth were repre- sented by a speck of dust the nearest stars would be about 2000 mllcs away.

Food we like is better for us than food we dislike. This is because the thought and appearance of the food we enjoy brings an abundance

thought. that they might be strays: those idcntlfied in autumn could have come from the northern! istatcs, because all species of He-, ion have the curious habit of scat- , lering after the nesting pcriod., many flying north. This is parti- cularly true of young birds.

The nest. is no more than an elongated, flimsy plsttorm of, twigs. saddled lengtfhwise on at branch. Evergreens are preferrcd,1 though dense-follagcd, deciduous, trees are sometimes used as sites,) or even low bushes and marshyl hummocks. The 3 to 5 pale blue-l green eggs are laid in May, and the young birds leave home about

lmld-July. Now. watch for wan- ,derers dressed in brown, with streaked undcrpai-ts and pale, green-grry legs.

Do markings aid ldeiitlficatiom,

IN TTEMORIAM

in loving memory of our dear husband and father. John M. MacLeod, who passed away August 25th, 1949. ,

Remembrance is a golden chain , Death tries to break, but all in valn.1 To have. to love and then to part,i Is the greatest sorrow of one's heartl

years may wipe out many things, r

But this they wipe out never

The memory of those happy days

when we were all together. i

The

l Lovingiy Remembered by Wife fdal Son Allan, Daughter-in-Law Marx- aret. (Brand Children Rhoda andi

John A..

IN RA-EMORIAM

in fond and loving memory of our dear wife and mother. Mrs. Louis Macrhcc. who passed awav four years ago today, August 23rd, 1048.

sweet are the memories that never fade,

Of one we loved, but could not save.

Always so true. unselfish and kind.

Fest in the world her equal you'll find.

Beautiful life that came to an one.

She died as she lived, everyonea friend.

magazines. ounent. books.

Sadly Missed and Lovingly Remem- bered by Her Husband and Family.

The Neighbors!

"Phase can't be Dad's oidstilts, Grandma. From the way he talks. they shot1ld'be about eight feet: high."

Cy George Clark . ' i

gut?)-'.” R9:.”v".'t:L-. mom. he in

ring prcparcd for

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of gastric juices to the digestive tract; thus greater assimilation takes place.

Many scientists believe that a space ship. capable of travelllnrz

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to the moon, can soon be perfect-j,

ed, Will there be a crew? Ana: from gravity man could neither eat nor drink.

”Evcry man takes the limits 0' his own field of vision for the limits of the world." ?Schoper.- hnucr.

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Two lotus seeds. estimated to be 50,000 years old having: bccii found in Maiichuria by a Japanese paleontologist were turned over in Washington D. C. linrticulturist.s this spring. Five days after be- gl-ncralion both seeds sprouted and within two weeks were nearly 12 inches in height. It is considered unusual for seeds over 100 years old to ger- mlr.-ale.

Although Catherine was the richest. '

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the Great liill in the

G. F. HUTCHESON ,

& SON Optometrists 53 Grafton St.

Kennedy 8. Mustard

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One of the world's most renisrk- I able and certainly one of the most useful trees is the Moreche palm

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ibirtllpiace of the prophet Abraham.

,RADl0NlC HEARING AID '

iDeaf Hear Again With Startling Clarity, Ease

understand them.”

To acquaint the hard of hearing readers of this paper with what: may be done to help the deaf hear again with miraculous clarity, full

CHICAGO (Special)-New ho a for the 15 mil inn persons in t o United States who are hard of hearing was voiced by is noted Chir-ago acoustical scientist.

He reported that through the miracle ht" modern electronics it is now possible in overcoinc deaf- ness even if the loss is severe.

He demonstrated how the deaf can hear again with a clarity and case they never dreamed possible.

According: to this electronic en- gineer, Mr. Sam Iiosen of Bcltonc, ”the longer a hearing loss is neg- lected, the harder it is to recap- ture certain speech sounds and

world she ate oniyftwo, ill cocktail "W315 PM day. Her strongest be-, veragc was the five cups of strongl

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ncss and how to overcome it are (inscribed in an informative. new, illustrated booklet, which will be sent in :1 plain wrapper without. any cost or olyiimition.