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Now is April dawning - March moving away . . . out along the hill. And in fancy we stand lat a window to see the month go. as we have stood many a time watch- ing some human go out from Al- derlea. In this way, we "go a piece" with them as do small onu with each other when visiting. setting forth happily hand in hand though we so only in mind. to wish them well. to hope that their way may

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Gaudet - Murray ' Wedding

On Easter Monday. March 26th. 1951 at St. Mary's Church. Lon- don. Ont., the marriage of Bernice Ruth Murray. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Murray and Wil- liam Farrell Gaudet, son of Mrs. Elizabeth Gauclet and the late Gilbert Gaudet, both of Char- lottetown. was solemnlzed.

The marriage ceremony and nuptial mass was performed by Rev. W. T. O'Rourke.

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DOROTHY DIX SAYS-

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APRIL 7, 1951

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I Most Men Shirk Responsibility For Making Marriage A Success

Hap;eU:ilN1gs of The Week

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Making marriage a success is a oh that the average husband wishes off on his wife. That is why so many marriages go blooey. because it is a contract too big for any woman to handle without help. It takes teamwork to do it. No woman alone and unaided

church 0,. mm. M” can pull off the stunt oia happy marriage. She has to have a hus- I 456 yards 3-inch. 3 yards ruffling.

- Wight. sans "Panisznnselicus" at bimd i” he'll her. 'Z'u..3?:i.?o”?rdiliys3"i.. gel: Marclll send 3” M ""h PANEN

upakman Houmn me new pnk, Following the Lime Theatre communion. . , Yet it is the custom of husbands to duck all to bmdm: It ..(':od4p”d,, but not which includes complete sewing

lstan Chancery. was the scene of Guild production Thursday eve- The altar was beautiful with felpmilibiiity 101' the Outcome of their marriages ..8;md-bve.. It nu I," h Iiiidt Hint You? Nlme. Add?!”

a pleasant social gathering when ning the members of the cast Easier lilies and snapdragon. beyond supporting them. After a man has paid m 6'”. 'w. "mm ” " 9t"m' and Style Number plainly. Be sure

more than 300 friends of the High were entertained at supper at the The bride was charming in u the bills he feels that he has done his duty and cllgmwbe mm h leg” 9 "N to state also you want. Include

Commissioner for Pakistan and home 0! Mr. and Mrs. H. W. skipper blue gabardlne suit with he passes the buck to his wife. He washes his becmd 3" W"- 0” '9"-iY postal unit. or eons nlaubcr in Begum Mohammad All were en- Pletch. Guild members taking pink accessories and a col-sage of hands of the whole matrimonial business, sits back 9 9' W"'miY ll-m'iit With your address.

tertalned at a reception to mark the official opening of the new office building at 505 Wilbrod Street, Ottawa. Receiving the guests were the High Commis-

part in the play were Miss Iphi- genie Arsenault, Margaret Col- lings, J. A. Lawson. Charles Bent- ley. Mary DeBlois. Fred Pound. Sydney Jeffrey. Tom DcBlois and

Pink Delight Roses. Mrs. J. Christopher Gallant was matron of honor. wearing 8 toast-brown suit with light green accessories and corsage of Talisman roses.

and expects her

don't get along

and he regrets his bargain. she w

If she doesn' If they don't prosper. it is the wife's fault. If they

to make a blooming success of it. t, he lays the whole blame on her.

together. she is the trouble-maker.

If marriage doesn't come up to his expectation

as the one who lured him into it.

balmy winds, out of season, step- pins Iixhtiv alone the drying fields and wakening woodlands . . The oulet dusks when the coun. iryside about was entering its rest. the serene mornings bearing to-

Address The Charlottetown Guardian. Pattern No. 3000

sinner and his gracious Wiie. Who Fred Large. Mr. Frank Curtis Fouawing the ceremony a re- nun. was a charming figure in a leaf directed the play. cg-pilon was held at the home of If the atmosphere of their home is dull and discouraging. she is the wards us again g, "fresh begln- . green sari of hand-Painted imP9”' ' ' ' Mrs. A. G. O'Connor, 471 Duiferln Mrs. Gloom who depresses things. He even lays the blame of his hing."

ed French chiffon with a gold Mi P 1 A 1! f V Avenue, phllandcring on her because she let herself get old and fat and has . s o a

lame blouse and Jewelry Oi di5' 55 B" E rsenau 0 am Toast to the bride was proposed lost her complexion and her figure. We rose early this morning, be- Address

monds and emeralds. O O O C

The guests were shown over the newly decorated and mDt'i9i'"' iy furnished rooms of the build- ing, where they admired the many beautiful exhibits of Pakistan

couver. B. C.. is spending her holidays with her parents, Hon. A. E. and Mrs. Arsenault, who have also had as their guest their granddaughter, Miss Heather Saunderson of Halifax. O O

by Mr. Arthur Avard.

Following the reception Mr. and Mrs. Gaudet left by car for De- troit. On their return they will reside at 69 Barker St. London-

every husband from Adam down to

always the innocent victim. Wife

wrong domestically and a marriage went on the rocks.

THE OLD ALIBI

"The woman thou gal-est me. SHE did it." has been the alibi of

the present day when things went Husband is always leads the home-wrecking

fore any of the family were yet about or any of the neighboring chimneys sent forth greetings to the new day then commencing to be spread roslly above the dark of the tree-tops "down along." A blackbird whistled to us from an

City Province

, u. pre- On Wednesday evening Miss 1, , -

::l;l"lS:vl'leiirl';Sl'l&l;binlggngafnistgfi rep. Eng Cronin, Whose. nmrrgmge is flregivzdand hus and is never responsible for the tragedy that has hap old spruce ha the orchard, mum I

rcsentatives of the dipwmauc taking place In mid-Apr”. was 3 d Er He ? Apparently it does not occur to men that the way their mar- vole” Ghee"; H mm . new H35 Yauim corps and members of the De- guesihig h0f';i:'r'r:'erai asspomiliigegiieoi; ? M0 er" ique riages turn out depends far more upon themselves than it does upon gligggcg" tug”: SE": ch”Ppm9' . J W

8 C ll 5 ' i ' . In partment of External Affairs and P3;owse Bros. at the home of Mrs. A B, 305"" u. their wives. They are. in reality. the responsible parties. being as e 3 luck limo kmgiflng fad hlxgy 3i:1iIi: 7g ' lo "-3-

Parliamentary Press Gallery- N0' tlced among the many d.i5tinS",i5h' ed guests were the United KlnB' dom High Commissioner and Lady Clutterbuck, l-ion. Paul Martin. the Italian Ambassador and Mrs. Mario di Stefano, the High COTS" issioner for the Union of Sou I and Mrs. A. Adrian Rob-

In Africa

erts. . . .

Farquhar MacKay. I 0

Others entertaining for Miss Cronin were Miss Gertrude Coady who gave a dinner party on Fri- day, and Mrs. Bernard Hughes, who entertained at nn evening party on Thursday.

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Q. if a young man sends a girl a corsage to wear to some particu; lar affair. but the flowers do 110 harmonize with the one suitable gown she must wear. Whiil 5110"” she do?

A, Wear them anyW8.V. 01' C8-NY them. It would certainly be very

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of their marital life. and they can

prefer to trust their marriages to work for results. They don't even

marriages are failures.

general thing older than the girls they marry. with more worldly knowledge and experience and being besides clothed with the author- ty that being the legal head of the house gives them. Hence, if they are willing to take the time and the trouble, they can set the pattern

develop their wives pretty much

into being whatever they wish them to be. But few men have the patience and the wisdom to do this. They

luck. They are not willing to attempt to train their wives along

the lines they want them to follow. Then they wonder why their They might as well wonder why they went

breakfast-fire already sending its Spiral of dark smoke into the grey- liue above. very still were our surroundings then. quiet and ser-

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ALLERGY AS A CAUSE OF IIIAJERATIVE OOLITIB

ene. Beyond the fields near and farther homeateacls sat snugly bg. heath a dim veil that was but ai remnant of the dawn. A 'plane ap-I peared out of the sunrise andi

Nervousness and emotional dis- turbances have for a long time been considered the underlying cause of mucous colitis (chronic diarrhoea) with. perhaps, a few

Pattern Department.

Better English

Br I. 0. Williams - Vxwm.. ,

The French Ambassador and m::,?:geM?:ke:ieE1:,t;', :l.'S'.".iywiI.'3:: rude to leave them at home. bankrupt in a business that they trusted to chance. gllsgllngtrlilllgfudiaislipgdrgclxnglllgrtli ?1:.,',;e.ln: "uses by c1o”'1?uI'ood?' Mrs. Hubert Guemh M” F""' guest of honour at a shower on Should the hostess, when Consider the things that men want most in marriage. First. the into the west of "up the creek." M" We 0 co .u- 1. What is wrong with this sen.

ceratlvc colitis where ulcers with

Ci! M- Fmdev the Turkish Amb”' Thursday night given at the entertaining at a club or restaur- love of their wives. They want their wives to he affectionate. we gtopped 5 ion momen. drmkg fence? "After having returned d Hon. Numan Tahir Sey- . . . . h L demonstrative. admiring. flattering. just 3 th ' d i th d '. 8 pl” 19”” in the i573” im95"i"9 hom h dl 35 Orv home of Mrs. Waliel (ox, 3 am, it car a a of courtship and to keep themselves lookiiing gl;:'mV:;ll;l9ls. ur ng e alt ing in the 55;-eniy of the scene. (colon) was thought to be due m E. e scovered that the book;

man:.thc United States Ambas-

Bungalow Place, arranged by her

A. Yes; this is customary.

Presently the bustle-of work would

great part to nervousness and emo-

were identically the same."

S3d0"- H0” Siamey wwdwardl formcr classmates of the P B Is- . What would be a good toast , 2. What. is the cor

ihe Peruvian Am”35."d"' Hm" land Hospital. Tile bride-to4be toqolfer to friends at a club af- THEY'BE'N0'l' Lovlms g3'tg".'tS'l,:'e'g .';.':fe"tr:”;f,:':” "d "W81 di5""tmiCel- lotion or --mum,---,. ml p"""”"' Dr. Luis Cunco-1-larrlson. Mayor was showered with Ems of "mm (ah... tinned their m H mnmi” Willie 9130'-i0"! "9 -mu i”ii9V' 8. Which one of these words 1. Grenville Goodwin and Mrs. Good- crysm and china. Mrs. Gordon A. mro our mmdk4he only Bug do they keep um... wives MW" by being 10"" themselves? In dl Pr 1 a :15. Dre 3 a ed to be the big factor. several re- misspelled? Harmomous h win. Mr. Gordon Bradley. MW Ropeh Mm perm, tubing. and ones who know the worst about You can't play Juliet without a responsive Romeo. A woman can't " Y W 9'5"" OT 3 5BiG re- search workers are now reporting hgzard, haughtyness hallucinatiup Dwgi” Abimm Mn and M"' Miss Verna Dsrracll were hcst- us but refuse to believe it," put much passion into kissing a man who turns the back of his ear tum -' or was it may '97 mi” mm iiiat UiC9i'iti'V9 C0iiti5 C311 b9 WW" 4. What does the word "1 on vincent W. scully. the Minister 0595' assisted by Miss Hume ' to her and whose return kiss is as flabby as a cold pancake. Nor can day (it bvely P'9mi”- 1"” 91 9x' 9d by "ii91'EY- tude" mean? 8551. for Yugoslavia and Mrs. Rude Medea" of the P. E. Island Hosg she feel much enthusiasm about dolling herself up for a husband pec""'i”n ma opi”""niW? Ami 1" Mimi” 9! Anew)" D1” A199” 5. What is a word beginning

then suddenly another sound fad-

Prebicevic. the Charge d'Affaires .t L S . fl . . 3 ,, who never notices what she has on and who treats her as if she were H. Rowe. Oakland. Ciiiiofhit. 1'” lth i th "

for czecimslavakio and lVil;(s. 315- fgfged irgnntghe iltirascllllgrerooxgs ?yl&m5'mui f a part of the household furniture. Yet thousands of husbands who ed iii with 315 "33 -' 0"? 101' 99"” ' 12'3"” mid? which i''' ll: higlahcstaiiolllazgls the summit

nekk Rosilcotb lilcaflorl t6;larwhmoln' for the bridal shower. fHouseho'd Scmpsooksg, C0mDi:ll!fl girl! the indlfflelrenge Sf theirutvives have lettthe fire of love 1iVi;Ch Wegiid thbttn ii-"H1111: Oi ;i1iCli'55 tiviiilt 3?! Oalemlgtootli-iiile in;

ban an r. are I . 2- go an n er wves' ear s ecause ey never stoked it. a . .. " me ii-lg's happened!" ammo ory reac on ood an i

The I'(i?vtOP:l1S were fgailyow M W I s x; 1- t ( ) d g 8, Echo”. B. dMel;lthW':lf1lt thetirr wives to biz companions to them. but they never (Contmu d P 3) less glen tg pollen and at times ANSWERS

1" vases o ye . - , l a ; rea w em; le n r . ith th ; th - 9 0" 380 t b

dlafefodvils. narcissi. forsythil Nld at tie: on asuerldaylffatinhilgselalgarllfz. .,.,v , iidilnies 01' them: iilIeYei'l:vclr31ts!l1(:lAt,hem (tell? in et)i,lene!:,Veell'Il,lIl1Ek:nci(E"l1S . ti,i2qill1:l.mh!isduiii:5e0s 8Oli;:u;till5lmi: L om” an"' and mm "he ms - may are badgered into doing In ,.(,,:K,:x,.(,,(,K,,.a,,xKR7: - covered that the books were alilu

mauve hydra ngeas. I I I

The Lieutenant-Governor of On-

Miss Frances Wilson attended the door. Presiding at the tea table

was Mrs. Edgar l-leartz. while rel-

Hangtng Vine

they never even talk at home un- less company comes in. Half the husbands live in one world and their wives in another. and they bore each other because they know so lit-

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really the underlying cause. When allergy is the only cause. the symptoms gradually grow less

(or. ldentical.") 2. Pronounce lol- Set-0. first a as in on, e as in set.

tarlo. l-Ion. Ray I-BVv'50nv 83” 3 atives and friends assisted in , N a be '19 9' 9”" ""9"" "Hi iiitertlti that they have nothing to talk about. severe or dlsa ear under all second 0 as in me' 59"” "9""

3 1llYIChE0ii this WGER in N5 ""9 serving. grgwzoxglz; h:n:1:legetlm;ot::oy by Men want their wives to be thrifty. but instead of teaching them ,, Ann. nu” treatment. whirl); c.,mpil.,u,.e"l',?: :!y"5l"e- 3- H3u8hiinE5S- 4. Condi- '" Q''"''''' P''”' "' "W" M R” ' ' ' uttlng it into a hanging basket WW 10 "V9 on it budset and spend wisely all that they do i. to -rare-to-.m.-..m;:cze:r.cxc-.L.N-v..v:.c:.; fectlon, thin blood. lack of proteins ”” ”' my ”' "'”"i "he" "5 mi Canon A. S. Walker-g P295159” 05 Mrs. Frank Murray is a patient 79: um Sand or sand mam and raise a row when the hills come in. and as the wife thinks that she in the diet or lack of vitamins are untnry mncuom "9 p"i9”""d the University of Kings C0”989v in the Charlottetown Hospital 0' t9 g M6351 om" The' dark had as well be hanged for a sheep as a lamb. she buys cxtravagantly. Q. How can I remove odors present tile ti-egtgnent 01 meg, "ml d""9""'Y- Md Only by strolls i'iaiiiBX- N"0"3 W95? P""""l i0i10WinB an Operation. mi er rig sembf: B wmet of A man wants his wife to be a good cook. Easy enough for him from bottles? ' conditions is necessary to obtain exertion of Wm" "Mt" such l'igi"' were Dr. Sidney Smith. Right ' ' ' green 3"" '9 y to secure himself delectable food if he will only take an interest in A. Put a tablespoonful of dry results, ""5 exercis" me” "mi? 5 ieeiiili Hon. Arthur Meighen. BishoP Mr" Hamid Gordon 1!” by V1 planning menus and discussing sauces. and if he will celebrate her mustard into the bottle and fill Jun, .5 gczemg 13 known to 1,9 0' i”5"'"d't" 5- Pi"miCi9-

Bagnall, Hon. T. L. Kennedy. Mr- K. M. Sedgewick. Mr. Gordon Perry, Mr. Harvey Skey. Mr. Ger- nld Larkin. Mr. John Bassett, Mr. Leonard Brockington. Mr. Gerlid Godsoe. Mr. Schuyler Snlvely. Mr. R. A. Stapells. Lieut.-Col. T. F.

plane on Monday for her home

in Calgary. .

Miss Alice Gilmore returned by

plane on Monday fronl Toronto

where she has been holidaying. I O O

Greasy Pans

if the pan to be washed is very greasy, heat it slightly before put- ting it into the dlshpan. It will loosen the grease and cause it to

triumphs instead of berating her

enough for two. nor lift the gloom

because she can't make pies like

mother used to make. and gobbling down a dinner she has spent hours in preparing without even noticing it.

Men want a cheerful, happy home. but how can it be happy un- less the husband contributes part of the Joy?

No woman can smile in a house that harbors a grouch.

So. gentlemen. if you wish your marriage to be successes. you must

half-full of cold water. shake well. let it stand for half an hour. then rinse with clear water.

Q. How can I treat pans which have been scorched by food adher- ing to them?

A. Sprinkle dry baking soda

caused on the skin by allergy, so ran- lining of the colon become in- flamed. swollen. and bleed easily from allergy. The redness. oozing and granulation following which are the main features of allergy of the skin. are also present in

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The Age-old Story 2

G' Lawson Y”. H: 8-nendance. Miss Adele Clark and Miss wash more rmd.uy' get busy 0" the job you"eh""' into the PINS Ind Biiow thcm in chronic ulceratlve-colitis -- Even .- r. f th P ident of R ma Burke returned to Char- s .1 u nonorm DIX . itimd ii” 3 '”h"9- They 0"" "W" the W19 ulcers or canker sores The Hifllid olvladaeme repluriol to lolttetown from a holiday in Bos- up e y wer moblems of serlcgrldlmltntlsrlzlsllt .;:Il'0llnC.l:lyiIO': ::l.I:L:rl:' but Wm H". be readily and quickly cleaned" mused by digestive disturbances Am. Solomon "ood bet." "'5

France Toronto on Friday was marked by

ton.

A soap jelly suitable fo launder-

Q. How can i remove chewing gum from satin slippers?

may appear on the lining of the

altar of the Lord In the presence of all the congregation of Israel.

i b the dls- 0 0 0 . - . colon. lllll;iel(i:lil):i!onVl:ltv0cFn aty the Palm Friends are sorry to hear that (i1e0!tEk::.f,e!.Canieg',ees gfmgoeupblingutn ”'5"iwuaNv- -on ---334" 15- TTY Usimi Gith" Cielninl Whit 60!! the imUWi9dX0 thlt ma 'i"'5d 59"" M5 i"'"i' W Court of the Royal York Hotel. Mrs. D. L. Matlieson is a patient rs and cover? mam Wm, boll, K . )2 fluid 03' i39nZin9- allergy may be the underlying W3” i"'"0"5 lnli hi! Ilili.' ilifii The French ambassador to CNN in the P. E. Island Hospital. gym WI.” n8 The S'i'Bl'S Say - - CGOl( S COITIGT cause of ulcerative colitis and in ggd 9" nnciv ti"-'1'0 il "0 Gmi ilk” . H b t G I nd e e s ' - ,, I -vs, . , 1 . 1 f gel ee n heaven above. or on earth ;:&;:l.tljl1liiIr:I1r'etln.ulhe;. collairlill afar Miss Carrie Holman observed 3: Genevieve Kmhlo oa i&W&N-a "A9 M”: i :2ldevlil:lhln:.Milie:llkinothrrilitull: belieiitih who keenest covenant ' i - d M'"" l f ' hi i" " .wxmmx A” l t i t 1 W 4' ii i i”' "d "'"”y "M "V ”'"''"t "M IMraaliil::l will rllggmlieo pr-alight. Later lff,',f.?.”'1s'Z' a'f',m" hmfle Summerslde after visiting in - A A cuszlsnir cans M”'"'"9 sl'"l9 mftnwlfi mu; ,,,',;”f:;',,,,.:. walk before Thee with all their

the Lieutenant-Governor of On- tario and Mrs. Ray i-SW59" 9"t"" iainerl at a luncheon in the Roof Garden of th.e 110t.ei-.

This week in Toronto Prof. Ed- gar Mclnnis addressed the Vic-

in Summerside when a number of friends called to extend con- gratulations and best wishes.

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Mrs. W. Arthur Allen entertain- ed at bridge at her home in

Bath. Maine. .

. Miss Peggy Preston, student at Netherwoorl School for Girls. Rotheslly, N. 3.. spent the Easter holidays at her home in Sum- merslde.

for Tomorrow

A KEEN and incisive grasp of an unusual situation, or of some quite novel or intriguing circum- stance, has power to vibrate the

V. lb. butter. 3 cups flour, 1 cup sugar. 1 teaspoon baking powder. 3 eggs, 2 tablespoons boiling water.

Add desired amount of candied cherries, peel or nuts. Cut cherries and flour well before adding to

& Observation

Teacher: "Tell me. sammy. why do women live longer than men?" Bl-mmyt "I don't know. teache.

cry will be used in the treatment (surgery at present is considered the best form of treatment).

Dr. Rowe reports the statistics of 10 patients with ulcerative coll- tis. 75 per cent of whom required hospital care. In 59 cases in which

heart. . .

And now. 0 God of Israel. let Thy word, I pray Then. he wri- fled, which Thou spakest unto 'l'h.v servant David my father. But will God indeed dwell on the earth? behold. the heaven and heaven oi