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my two downstairs "toofins"’ and, wonderful news. I’ll soon have two up-stairs. —

ZDIARY

y R. L, Stevenson, ,__said,., “All vvho live meant good work with their whole hearts, have done good work, although they may die be- lore they have time to sig-n,it. flid another has declared. ,‘-‘No ludwork is ever lost. Many lab- orers must be content to sow; Itliers will come to reap the har- while Carlyle reminds us llil “all true work is sacred; in llllnie work, were it but true land-labor, there is something of Ilviiieiiessf‘ '

lheii blest are they who in lieu everyday work, great. and ‘ﬁller. can glimpse that aura of Illness which enhances the com- mlﬂllace task and makes every flrnof hand, each familiar scene mlosoinething truly satisfying Ind good. Ille housewives busy with "1911" numberless duties and cares ‘W1: and often unnoticed — lltse come to mind now as the “land week go to rest. Not we Meet such as we, sincepur bus- Eldays and most demanding,

I9 been pretty well left behind.

en and mothers

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Former lslcmd Celebrate Gol

satlllliél am. mass in Blessed “lament Cathedral, Detroit, M an eveningreceeption, on Sat- ‘ﬁlayx February 15th, marked °-mien wedding of Mr. and r:'tA’1hh°11l’_Doiron, ioi Belmont The. Detroit. Michigan. 1% Elrweption in VEW Hall. 10, hy Y1‘ﬂ0_uth Street, was given your dDoinon’s two sons and M ‘allg-hters. There are also M" grandchildren and two A? grandsons. . htcendlng the celebration from and 9 Edward Island were Mr. rs‘ Napoleon Gallant and luggm} Blanchard of Char- ho 3. Mrs. _Felix Blanchard Mesﬁlmmerside and Mrs. gallant _1dershaw of Morell. Mrs. WM 15 a sister of Mr. Doiron. yr *5; Blanchard is a sister of

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Association March 1

I'r‘U‘:e:i.\/I\/QI'I(i Is Sacred -- Somefhing Divine In If I

ixrh.d_ ..l1a.1.°.dJSI iaré PP9§_eﬂl1y lakeﬂ up witlri‘7 attending .to‘tl_ié closing rites of house and household “for Sunday.”

Even now iclng a cake perhaps. or mixing a filling for a Sunday- pie./» Or ‘maybe tucking up the children, kin now in their sweet- ness to the angels that keepa silent watch through the stilly hours above their young beds: or perchance picking up the out-of- place items in that seemingly end- less chore which is a part of a woman‘s destiny before they lay out the clean garments for the youngsters’ tomorrow. These must be able to catch the reflect- ed light of Heaven in every act performed in their often tedious round.

And those of the sisterhood whose children are older. the mo- therly duties changed somewhat, though they still have the some- times monotonous tasks oi» the housekeeping to do: the over and over, repeated chores, “the little acts of unrequit-ed love’’ which contribute so much to the order

a.nd comfort of the liomie ~— may

Couple den Wedding

the former Islanders now residing, in Detroit: Mr; and Mrs. Gilbert Arsenault, Fred Blanchard, Rob- ert Pineau, Clovis Pineau, Jos- eph Pineau. Mrs. Hagan <13?m11Y Arsenault) and Mrs. Lesnitskyi (Thelma Blanchard). ‘

Mr. Doiron was born in Rustlco. He attended Prince of Wales _C01= lege and taught school in Pfrmce Edward Island and in Manitoba- Mrs. Doiron (Mary Ganaﬁt) W35 born in Bloomfield. They were married in St. Anthony S Ch}1‘1'°hs Bloomfield, by Rev. Francis X. Gallant. Mr. D0i1‘0n W35 °mP1°«‘7' ed for many years with the, Chev’ rolet Motor ComIpaI1Y- 1'19 *5 n"’“’ retired. , ,

Their friends in Prince Edward Island wish them many more hap- py years in the midst of their fine

I-Iberal Radio Broadcast

St .The following speakers will broadcast over . M ailon CJRW, Suinmerside: ‘

March 15:42.35 No~on——«l\/Ir. Neil R. li/lacLeod, LL.-B-. Secretary, East Prince Liberal Assn.

Marci‘ 17-~—-~6:Z:3;3 p.m.~ ~~~~ -H.0l‘l. (}eoi‘ge lVlaC‘l.{.a..VI Minister of Highways and Public Works

, March 18--12:35 Noon--»—Mr. Armoiid _ Vicﬁpresident East Prince Young Llbeml

9—~6:.3L3 p.lll.———IVIl‘. . . Presideiit P.E.I. Young Liberal AsS0C1‘a‘£10ﬂ

Doiron. Also present were family- __

Arsenault

(_fl1aI'lr‘_s l.ii1l«:loI.I.eI'.

GOOD MORNING, DEAR PEOPLE!

. They tell me I keep everyone one seems to Well bye- around me very-busy —— but no bye, it’s beennice talking to you.

these too scent the fragrance of the paths they follow, remember- ing that even the most humble work ii done with a good heart, is great. .

And another week has spent it-s hours ~— it March week we remember. Across it, the spring- shadows la-y as gently gray as were the quiet or wind-blown days

land farm-places. Gray. . dam- pish, withal pleasant they were, and filled for this family —— in- deed brimming over with the homey duties that come to our hands. The Daily Tasks of which Goethe remindfully wrote: “Like the star ’- That shines afar,

that awaited its coming to Is- ,

Without haste And without rest. _ Let each one wheel with steady sway

Round the task that rules the day And do her best.” . /

Until Monday i-v ‘—- Diary -—~ ,Goodnig'ht. . . ’.

‘ POLIO VICTIM FLIES WELLINGTON ‘(Reutersl —- Dick Graham, 26-year-old New Zealander who was paralyzed from the waist down by polio in 1956 has been ‘granted a com- mercial pilot's licence. His li- cence entitles him to fly planes

‘ fitted with » modified controls

which do not require use of the legs. ‘

I . ' Music by The

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MONDAY.

Time 9:30 till 1 o’clocI:' Admission 75c ‘tax and tables included‘

MARCH 17_ Downtowners — ~

g-gtg MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY —Mm2cH l7-13-'9 CHECK THE EIGHT PAGE CIRCULAR WHICH HAS BEEN"DELlVE'REI3) TO YOUR nooR

AND PLAN A SHOPPING TRlP_1TO'_EATiON’$ WHERE YQU WILL FIND HUNDREDS OF- SPARKLING SPECIALS FOR HOME AND FAMILY. ' I

I THESE ARE ADDITIONAL m.=Ms._Nor FOUND IN THE CIRCULAR!

. of JACKETS, CAR COATS,

RAINCOATS and BLAZE-Rs‘

GIRLS’ RAINCOATS Assorted styles and materials in sizes 7 to 12. Eaton’s Spring Sale}

GIRLS’ CAR COATS

Assorted niaterials and colours. Various styles' — some V . quilted linings and some lighter weights. $izes 7 to\14X.

EAGH

‘JACKETS FOR aovs ANo.oI_RLs

Eaton’s Spring Sale,

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Zipper closings, button closings, elastic gathered backs, straight backs. A wide assortlment of jackets, in many colours. Sizes 2 to 6X.

l?aton’s Spring Sale, ‘EACH ‘

BLAZ,E‘R$‘ FOR BOY§ AND GIRLS Dbuble breastedand single breasted styles. Cord trims and plain. Mostly "navy. Sizes 3,to 6X.

2.47 y

Eaton’: Spring Sale, .

EACH

JAQKETS For the 7 tax‘ 14x group

Many stylesiand materials from which to choose. Sizes 1 to 14x.

|ATON'S SPRING SALE IAQH‘

, 2.57

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Celanese. SATIN SPREADS Size approximately 88" x 100” in colours wine, green, gold, blue, rose and ‘turqupise. ‘

EACH 5.98 BLEACHED SHEETS

Eaton’s Spring Sale,

Plain hems. Asubstandardsl

Eatoifs Spring Sale Prices: Size about 72” x 1000

Size about 81” X 100"

'EACI~l TSACH

Pillow Cases about 42” x 33*’. PAIR .18

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efficient Viking,

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-All '\ THIS MONTH

Show Case Lipstick-.— ' reg. 1.75 only 1.30

Face Powder (large )--

Cleansing Cream—— reg. 2.50 only 1.85

Tissue Softeniiig Creams- reg. 2.50 only 1.85

Special Skin Cream” reg. 3.00 only 2.25

on LARGE SIZES

Du Barxw BEAUTY PREPARATIONS

reg. 2.00 only 1.50

Koyal ’1‘real.ment Cream-‘-‘ ' reg. 10.00 only 7.50 Royal Nectar—- \ reg. 10.00 only 7.50 Foundation Lotion. 10' oz. - reg; 2.75 only 2.00 Skin Freshener, 10 Iw..—- reg: 2.50 only 1.85

Special Astringent. 10 oz.-2 reg. 2.75 only 2.00

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SempIe‘s y SI-ead's Jenkins‘ Pharmacy Pharmacy Phcirmoey I 187 Queen St. 138 Kent St. 159 Great Geo. St.

Free Delivery

STORE it HOURS .MONDAY. TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY,-.

-THURSDAY. SATURDAY 0 9:00 AM. to 5:45 P.M.

FRIDAY 9:00. AM. 199500 P.M.

with

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VIKING

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Let your pride in younhome be reflected in richly burnished wood floors, brightly gleaming linoleum! It’s so easy with this

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approx. 20 ft. cord. Arid, of course, . you are covered by EATON’S guarantee, “Goods Satisfactory or Money Re- funded91. ‘ . EATON SPECIAL PRICE, Each N0 DOWN ‘I V PAYMENT 10 MONTHIJZ - y I A PAYMENTS ' A I OF 5.79

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Beauty and Style.

A special purchase allows us to offer you this “Bal<erite” oil range at much below usual price.

Where initial cost is a factor yet performaiice and appear-5 ance is desired, you will find the “Bal<ei"-ite” leaves little to be desired in Econoniy,.’l‘op Performance, Convenience,

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Range is equipped «with “Breese” pot ‘type burner, with mechanical draft and tank andstand, and is equipped with high shelf as illustrated. '

SI:’IlCIAI., Each‘

24 Monthly I Payments

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III) IIOWII PAYMENT

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EAT.ONiS BUDGET PLAN AND BUDGET COUPONS AVAILABLE WITH .

no new PAYM

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DURING THIS SALE _

Minimum Purchase,‘ 15.00

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