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There is no reason why Johnny should be shushed because Grand- mi doesn't like noisef nor Mary can't have dates because Grandmother li.>;~n‘t consider it proper for young girls to go to parties. Yet there are thousands of households that are ruled by the taboos of narrow- mlnded and disagreeableold women, and in which the children are phiCllCﬂlly driven out oi their own homes into the streets by Grandma.

It is nothing but rnziwkish sentimentality that makes us put up \i'l'll the tyrannies oi the old. Ii Grandma is so senile that she doesn't know what she is doing and saying. then she should be put in a nice, pluisant place where she will be well taken care oi and where she will zior. wreck the lives of her family. But if Grandma is perfectly sane and rational, as is generally the case, and knows absolutely what she h doing, she should be made to understand that she will be a welcome guest in her children's houses only so long as she makes herself agree- able and adapts herself to the family.

DEAR. MISS DIX: i am a boy of 1'1. Have been going with a. girl for a year now and am faced with the problem of keeping her in love with me and wish you to give me some tips concerning the following matters. (1) What do girls like to talk about? t2) Does a girl resent s boy talking so frankly that no subject is barred? (3) Do girls like petting. or are they shy because it is not nice? (4) Do girls notici- iuch things as uns-hined shoes, uncombed hair, dirty hands and clothes? l5) Are they pretending when they say they enjoy a walk with a boy instead o! going to a movie? (6) How can I make my life with the girl I love s sure thing?

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ANSWER: (l) The things girls like to talk about depends upon their mentality, but no matter whether they are clever or dumb the subject oi paramount interest to them is themselves. (2) Every re- lined girl deeply resents a boy talking to her about subjects that dec- ency and good taste make taboo in civilized society. (3) Some girls like petting. Others loathe it. Depends upon their individual temp- eraments and rearing.

i4) The first thing every girl notices about a boy is his personal. appearance, but as long as girls are siovcnly now themselves they prob- ably don't mind a boy looking like a tramp. <5) Certainly a girl is sincere when she says she enlrys a walk with a boy instead oi going to a movie if he happens to be IT. i6) Don't worry over making your

life with your girl a sure thing. There will be many girls whom you to

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WOMEN'S PROGRESSIVE CON- SERVATIVE ASSOCIATION Brldgd and Auction Forty Fives, Legion Home tonight at 8 P. M.

SUNIHY SERVICES. - Service on Sunday October 5th st Cross Roads at 11 A M Alexandra at 730 P. M. Rev. Sterling Stackhouse, Minister.

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ORWELI. HEAD CHURCH. — Service, October 5th. at 11.00 A. M. Kilmulr at 3.00. Vaileyneid at 7.30. Rev. A. D. Stirling will conduct all oi the services. A. S. Weir, Interim Chairman.

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TllE KIRK 0F SAINT JAMES

Friday 8 P.M. Service and Sermon in ‘Solemn Preparation for Holy Communion.

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The Kirk Session is colled lo meet of 7:30

Rev. E. R. MucV

the congregation.

icor, B.A., Minister

ELEVENTH ANNIVERSARY SUNDAY, OCTOBER 5th.

'n;oo A.M.-Rul|y Doy Service 7:30 P.M.—-Anniversury Service.

Guest Preacher: Rev. E. S. Weeks, B.A., former Minister of

SPECIAL MUSIC , Pownol Service 2:30 P.M. ‘

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The Composite High School, what 1t is. and how it works. Monday, evening, October 6th,‘ 9.15 over C. 1"‘. C. Y.

CHURCH 0F SCOTLAND. - Services Lord's Day, October 5th, i947. Belle River 10.30 A. M. Kin- bane 7.30 P. M. W. M. S. Service. Sabbath School at Murray River at 2.00 1d. M. All services standard time. .

CENTRAL PARISH. - Sunday, October 5th. Canoe Cove ll ‘A. M.

lLoi-d's day. owing to the Young‘

‘Peoples’ Conference at Soutih Lake,

l CHURCH or‘ SCOTLAND. --! Services, Lord's Day. October 5th.! Charlottetown. 11.00 A. M. (Orangel Lodge Rooms); DrSable. 3.00 P. M.; ‘ Cape Traverse, 7.30 P. M. Horace F. MacEwen, B. A., B. D. l

CAVENDISH UNITED PASTOR-l AL CHARGE. — Cavendish l1 AM. New Glasgow 7.30 P. M. "I was glad

wlhen they said unto me let us goi ulp into the Houseof the Lord." The i

Rev. Genge Gough, Minister. i

TRYON - BONSIIAW BAPTIST PASTORATE. M Services for Sun- day. October 5th are: Albany ll

A. M. Tryon 3 P. M. (Communion, Westmoreland 7.30 P. M.‘

service. Rev. C. A. Hicks, Minister.

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5- 5- 10 A. M. Clyde River 3 P. M.‘ Rally Day Service Nine Mlle Creek‘ 7 P M. Thomas W. Goodwill, Min- istzr.

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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 1N CANADA. - Services oi worship. Sunday, October 5th. Cardigan 11- A. M. Lorne Valley 3 P. M. Mon-y tague 7130 P. M. R. D. MacLean. Minister.

Services for Sunday, October 5th.' Fairview 11 A. M. Long Creek 7.30 P. M. Llc. Stephen Ackland, speak- er. North River 3 P. M. Rev. E. M. B. Wheelock, Maritime secretary of the Bible Society will speak. I

ST. JAMES CHURCH HEATING SYSTEM. -- The new heating sys-

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Ltd. l lday. October 5th, as HUNTER RIVER United clhurchyMars-‘hﬂeld 11 A_ M_ Hlqhﬂeld 3_15\ Charge: Ssrviw on Sunday. Oct- P. M. Mt. Stewart 7.30 P. M. sun- 5th, are as follows: North Wiltshlre i day 5115001,, Marshﬂeyd 10.00 A_ M_ l 11 A. M. Hampshire 3 P- M- and Harrington 1o.a0 A. M. liigihiield.‘ Hunter River 7.30 P. M- Rally Dﬁli 2.15 P. M. llev. Nonrnain Young, Min-' Service in North Wlltshire. Rev. J. men I. Morrison, Minister.

THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHl

BBADALBANE Pastoral Charge.‘

THE PRESBYTERIAN Clililw" f Sorvicrs Sunday. October 5th. Pleas“ IN CANAllvh-Services 0n Sunday. ant Valley 11 A. M. Communionn October 5th. will b9 B5 lilllilw-‘iir-illose Valley 3 P. M. Mrs. Thomas

join the others. 1 conferred with Jamie. I said softly: "We'll let him take any of the rest", and Jamie whispered hack, with some concern for me; "And what will Gran'daddy say?" Finally in min- utes which were rather long drawn to me, the selection was made and in sacks carried to the car. There was still the payment to be made. When Link takes his ival- let from a pocket, he always turns

"av/ziy from any spectator. It is a

custom perhaps meant only to curb idle curiosity: "Now, that‘: right is it Ellen?" he asked turn- ing to me "just count it over!" I counted tiiie hills over in his presence — the amount Jock ‘vicl said. then folded them together lengthwise "for luck.“ "She would a come herself for the drive" Link said “but she was into a batch of chow or pickaiili or something she wanted to get clone up. We figure on starting the pota-

l NORTH RIVER PASTORATE__I toes the first of the week, and

there's not much time for such do- ings then. The strike‘s not too good, is it Ellen? Thought we were clear of such like here on The Island, but the world every- where‘: in one awful turmoil —_ whatevcaﬂi be the end of it, it's pretty hard to say. I O

Things has got td one awful Well the line‘ll

shortly, I'm thinking. Well, so long!" I called "and good luck!" But Jamie turned sharply away. ‘D0 you know what you did! and

IN CANADA. - Service for Sun-lGrarYdaddy won't like it neither.‘ follows: 1H6 took a wrong pig." It was no ,

surprise then when after a trip from the car to the plggery at noon, James came in to say to Jamie and me: "How was it you let that lightish-eyed one go?" "I kr/lv that" Jamie began, but since the dinner was on the. table that day, they "feli to" with a relish, that left small time to discuss such omissions.

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think you love before you settle down to one. and you will have

adapt your technique to each individual case. DEAR. DOROTHY DIX:

Is it. right that s man should have to come home from his work at night and have to clean the house and the baby, cook his own meals and do the washing, while his wife sits

all day crochetingl Do you think that kind oi a marriage will last

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ANSWER: It wouldn't lust ally longer than it took me to pack my bag and clear out if f were the husband. The law makes failure to

support a recognized cause ior divorce for awoman. and

it should

make failure to be a good cook andvhousekeeper a valid reason for giv- ing a husband a divorce from a trifling. no account wiie.

You can be very sure

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that your wiie would roll up her sleeves and l go to work ii she knew she wouldn't eat ii she didn't earn her board i

This is the special hand-written license issu

ed by the office of the

Archbishop of Canterbury for the marriage oi Princess Elisabeth to Lt. Philip Mountbatten. Tux stem It the license cost e30.

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Wood Islamds 11.00 A. M. Caledonia HuJnrE-"Iey. guest speakm: 3.3.181. 3.00 P. M. Murray Harbour 7-30 bane no P. M. w. M. s. Service. P. M. Rally day will be observed at Norm Granvme 7,30 p_ M_ Mrm

the evening service. Rev. T. A. A. . Hwmphnw make“ w_ B_ M“? Duke, Minister. Phail, Minister.

ITAZELBROOK. vise. Baptist vomr-Msnsnrlann United iPastoratc- Sﬂvlws. Sunday, 0<=l-'Church of Canada. services for:

lath. Ulgg zi P. M. Hazelbrook 1.3a] ‘P. M. Sunday School ll A. M. Rev“ E M. B. Wheeiock, District Sedy.‘ o! the Bible Society will be the speaker at the evening service. All: interested are invited to attend.‘ Rev. f. A. Corbett, Minister.

COIl-NWIALL PASTORAL CHARGIL-United Church oi Can- ada Services October 5th. Cornwall 11 A, M. Rev. Mr. Wheelock. Field‘ Secretary of Bible society will give address. 7 P. M. Service of Sacred Song conducted by the YOIMTI 99°‘ pie, New Dominion 3 P. M. Khiib- ton 7.30 P. M. Rev. M. K. Chairman. Minister.

PRESBYTERIAN CHUNG! IN CANADA. — Bruokﬂeld Cheri‘!- kvices next Lord's day as 301101"? l-iartsviile 11 A. M. S. S. 10 A. M. sPrayer meeting Fr day at B P. M. Hunter River a P. . ciassvw Road 7.30 P. M. Brookﬂeld Sunday s¢nool at 11 A. M. A special service will be held at Brookﬂeld Monday evening, October 6th, at B P. M» ll- which time the Moderator of the Presbyterian Church in Canada Rev. Charles MacDonald o! Luck- lnow, Ontario, will conduct the ser- vice. Mr. Donald Nicholson.

M a n s c A 1. ASSOCIATION MEETINGS. -— The Annual Meet; lng oi the Prince Edward Islalri‘ Medical Society, will be held in t e Charlottetown Hotel on Saturday. The morning sessi will be devoted to the business oi the Society’. i01- lowed by s luncheon st which the

‘nest speaker will be Dr. A n

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Sunday, October 5th. 11 A. M. Cen- tral, Communion. 2.30 P. M. Pleas- ant Grove, Communion. 7.30 P. M. Brackley, preacher, Rev. Herbert Alexander. 7.30 P. M. York, Rally Day Service and Communion. Sun- day Schools at usual hours. Rev. J. H. MacCallulm.

IiI-Y-CLUB - The regular meet- ing oi the Charlottetown Hi-Y Club was helm Wednesday even- ing with Jack Kennedy and Carl Brown as Joint Chairmen. Follow- ing reports of the several oom- mittees, it was decided to hold s rummage sale towards the letter pert of October. Some discussion took place wiilh regerc- to the young men's conference to be held ln Charlottetown October 17-19. Mr. Eric Wilson. adviser to the Club, was present. At the close of the meet- ing three films of an educational nauure were shown.

OFFICERS ELECTED - The annual meeting of the Alpha Olimp- ter of the Phalanx, Cherie‘ ‘ was held September 29th, at the home oi Mr. Fred Norton. The

following tribunal was elceted forl

the forth coming year-Primac- Harry Thomson, Oo-Prinus - Fred Norton. Quoistor -- Iulton Proude. Tribune - Ralph Corr. It was decided until the Y. M. C. A. build- ing is completed a supper meeting will be held every second week at the Queen Hotel. A delegation was nomin ed to attend the third an- neul slam: conference which is to be held in Bt. John Oct. 111-12-

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o; m; r Medical “on, 111g afternoon session will be given over to Clinical matters st which papers will be delivered b! Dr, G. R. Brow of Montreal. Di‘. Edwin Robertson, Queens Univer- my, Kingston. Ont, DP- 3"" Quiith, Western University, Inndon. Ont. Dr. A. D. Kelly. 3907""? the Canadian Medical Association '11] gm be present. Dr. Erie Found will conduct the business meeting in the absence of the l-resident. 0! 9M local Society. Df- AW Mmchlw“ who is attending s meetins in ot- III!-

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They were putting up forms that day. By this they were "running cement" at the work up at the vacant form,- building sturdy walls in the barn-cellar there. Jamie was with them catching pleasant rides in the truck when water was brought in casks from the stream lthere, to be used in the mixing. James is well pleased with the pro- lgress oi the enterprise which as he says now to Mr. C. from the house on the hill, "is beginning lto look more like what we in- tended." Mr. C. busy of late with the sawing at the mill, and his farming has come in the coolness of tonight to neighbor with us. ‘Jamie at the table beside me turns over the leaves of a favor- iLe book with a wistful air, at times rubbing his eyes now evi- dently becoming heavy-lidded. It is bed-time for our smell led. Until tomorrow - Diary -Good- nlght. ' i I

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i In Memoriam l I

MRS. J. GEORGE MMDONALD

The death occurred at Vernon on l August 30th, of Mrs. Florence Mac- ‘ Donald, widow oi the late John George MacDonald. -

Although in failing health for several years, her death caime as a shock to her many friends and to her family who will always cherish 119T mEmOTY. Mrs. MacDonald was born in Gicenvale (Souris), daugh- ter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Joseph MacDonald. |

She leaves to mourn their loss‘ two daughters, Mary and Eunice and two sons, Francis and Joseph all of Vernon.

Besides her immediate iaimiiy is brother Jerccne oi Newport, R. 1., who survives her. Six brothers and two sisters predeceased her.

' The funeral, which was largely attended took place on September 2nd to St. Jonchicn's Church, Vern- on River, w-here the funeral Mass was sung by Monsignor Maurice MacDonald. who also conducted the service at the grave. _ ‘

The pallbearers were: J. Thomas MocKenna, Francis Drake, Wm. C. MacDonald. Albert Drake. Edmond Morrlsoy, Claude Wood. ,

GRRD 0F THANKS

The family of tihe late Mrs. J. George lvlacDonald wish to extend their sincere vthanks to their friends and neighbours for their kindness and sympathy in their recent sad bereavement.

In Memoriam '

1n loving memory of our dear .mother, Mrs. Mai-y MacDougall,

the entire long for now, Ellen" he said. “So who pass-ed awe-y October si-d, 1945,

‘She was such a very dear Mother

. So patient. so kind, an-d so true,

l There was never a cloud so heavy or dark

But she saw the sunlight through.

;sauiy Missed by He!’ Children,‘ Amid. Brant and Edison.

i In Memorials: ’

In loving memory of my daugh- » tor, Mrs. Mary Mwitwgui], WM died October 3rd, 1945.

Beside your photo we often stand with heart mo. crushed and sore l But in the gloom the sweet word!

OOIIIQ Not lost, but gone before.

So we'll be brave, dear Mary

And pray foﬁod each day,

And when he calls us home to you Your smile will guide the way.

Sadly Missed by Mother and Sisters.

Memoriam

In fond and loving y of our darling baby Harold Charles Albert Fall, who departed this life Combos‘ 2nd, 1944. _

In the curl! hours of morn!!!‘ When everything was still The llfesvenly Father took you It was Risa Holy Will.

Now the stars are Klelslilng

0n u silent lonely grave

Where Sllapg our darling baby One we loved, but could not save.

Badly Mined and Fondly Remem- bered by Mother, Father, Sister and Brother.

disappear by this sole siiuols m‘

You'll. LIKE rue res-

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