SEPTEMBER 6. 19.-..

ileails Institute of chartered Accountants

My A. Emile Beauvals. C.A.. of Quebec, (above). who has been vlected president of the Canadian Institute of Chartered Account- .-.m.-. at the In.stitute's annual con- vention in Banff. Albertll. Mr- Beauvais. a native of Quebec. is mug; partner of a prominent Quebec firm of chartered account- ,.,-,L., He is a past president of the Quiz-be-c Institute of Chartered Ac- rountanls. and is well-known as ;c (lirector of several companies and as a former director of the QllFll8C Board of Trade. He has becn a member of the executive at the national body of chartered accountants for many YCBPS. End ,1 1948 was the official delegate ..t llie Canadian Institute of Vital-icrccl Accountants at the In- miatioiial Congress on AccIunt- i.g which was held in Paris.

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IN MEMORIAM

MB. HECTOI. MIOKAY

The news of the passing of Hec- lor MacKay of Desable on August 13th. 1951, was heard with regret by a host of. friends and acquaint- IIICGS.

Son of the late Hector Maoxay and his wife Mary Ferguson. he was the youngest of a family of eleven. He was born at Desable June 23rd, 1377 and spent his whole life there

A life-long member of the church of Scotland. and one whose entire life was devoted to its well being. he will be greatly missed in that respect. as one who took a leading part. in all church affairs. For mdny years he performed the dut- ies of Church Secretary for De Sable and was also Secretary for the Western Parish for a time. His home was noted for its hos- pitality to friends and strangers alike and many indeed there are who will fondly remember their happy associations there.

A successful farmer and one who was interested in progressive farm- lng. he. with his brother James operated on Illustration Station for a number of years. His devo- tion to family life. his unfailing hospitality and Christian outlook on life will not be lorgotten by those who knew him best.

There are left to cherish the memory of a kind and loving hus- band and father his wife. and six daughters. Charlotte at home; Bea lcc. Mrs. Roland Buchanan.

Chu chill: Mary. Mrs. J. Albert M.aoDougaii. Argyle Shore; Elsie. Mrs. Jack Macllachcrn. Appin

Road: Katie. Mrs. Douglas Aifileck. Lower Bcdeque; Reta. Mrs. Neil Campbell. Elmwood. Also one bro- ther James at home and one sister Mrs. Abijah Burns. Lower Free- town.

The funeral service which was largely attended was conducted by Rev. Donald Nicholson. assisted by Rev 1.. S. Woclfre--. both of whom

visl ex ' , ,' '1 times. The hymns sung were ”'I'hc Lord's My Shepherd" and Take

Comfort. Christians." Rev. M. Nich- olson sang very fcelingly "Beyond the sunset." .

The pallbearers were Ernest Hoim. Dan Dart. Duncan Mac- Kinnon. Melville Bell, Rusell Fer- guson and llector Macrlevin.

The floral tributes were as fol- lows:-

Pillow-Wife.

Wreath-Beatrice and Roland. Rbta andfNeil.

Double spray-Charlotte. Mary and Jack.

Wreath - Katie. Douglas and Fnmilv.

Wreath-Elsie. Je.ck.and Fa.rnily.

Spray-Jean. Elsie and Morris.

Vt'reath-l..auretla and Alex Mac- Leod.

Wreath - School.

Spray-Lady Argyle L. O. B. A.

Spray-Mr. and Mrs. Mack Mac- ,Phall.

Spray-Messrs Harry, Jack and Wilfred Campbell.

Spray-Mildred and Peter Mac- Eachern.

Spray-The Willis Family.

Spray-Marion and Donald Mac- Kcnzlc.

Cut Flowers...

Mr. and Mrs. Nell and Family.

Mrs. Pearle Affleck.

Mr. and Mrs. Orville Johnson.

Mr. and Mrs. Victor Wllloughiiy

Interment was in the family plot at Argyle Shore.

Pupils of Kingston

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Strange But True

By F. H. MacArthur

Every man in the British Navy gets his daily issue of rum. If a man does not wish to draw his grog he is credited with 3 pence a day in lieu. Petty officers get their ruin straight, while other ratings get a diluted drink. made up of two parts of water to one of rum. If the moon traveled the exact path oi tiic sun and the earth we should have an eclipse of the moon at every full moon. In other words, we'd never see . full moon.

It is an amazing fact that once in every 22 or so years we have a month without a full moon. Why? Because the "lunar month.” the complete time taken for all' the phases. is just over 29 days, where- as our shortest month. February. is only 23 days. so every 2! or 24 years. it depends partly on leap years. the moon cannot show its full face during Febiuary. It makes up for it by having two full moons in March.

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During the last war, ships ex- changed gunfire at ranges of fif- teen miles and more. This long- range gunnery was made possible by means of the radar range-find- er. who are privileged to drink the King's health while sitting? Ans- wer: the Navy, because in early days the cabin roots were so low that the men could not stand up straight. throw back their heads and drink. l- Most of us have heard potted meat called "Fanny Adams." Just how did the nickname originate? Back in 1867 Frederick Baker was hanged for the murder of I. young girl named Fanny Adams. The name was originally given to can-

THE GUARDTAN. CHARLOTTETOWN- f

Never say that a chip travels at so many knots per hour. While the knot indicates the shlp'a speed the hour is never mentioned an a measure at time! .

A nautical mile is not 1100 yards. as on land. but one minute (the Both part of a degree) of latitude. or a little under 2,007 yards. A nautical mile is divided into ten cables. and a cable into one hun- dred fathoms. Only four colors are used in the printing or mapa.

sub-Lieutenant R. J. Warne- ford. R. N.. was awarded the Vic- toria. Croas and the Legion of Hon- or ln 30 hours for destroying a German zeppelin and her ci'ew of 28. Ten days later he was killed while testing a new plane at a Paris aerodrome.

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During World War 1. Canadian servicemen captured 53 Victoria Crosses together with thousands of other British and foreign dec-

'oratlons and honors.

800,000 men were recruited in 8.000.000 -roughly one out of ev- ery three of the adult male popu- lation wore khaki for at least I. part of the war. Canadians suffer- ed a total casualty roll of 218,000. And believe it or not, the Cana- dian corps never lost a gun to the enemy, although they took 45.000 German prisoners, captured 850 cannon and 4.200 machine guns and liberated 130 French and Bel- gian towns and villages.

"Billy." a goat. mascot belonging to the Dublin Fusiliers was shot. during the Boer War because he butted a Boer general just as he was signing the oath of allegiance.

Then there was the misconduct of ”Larry." a. pet bear owned by the Royal Lancaster Regiment who broke open a keg of beer, d-rank most of its contents and fled across England frightening everybody out of their wits.

For this falling from grace. Lar- ry was shot without benefit of

ned mutton.

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Canada out of a population of.

IN MEMORIAM

In loving memo ; of our dear Father and Brother. who paeaad

her 24th, 1931.

Thole when we love go out of But never out of mind:

They are oheriahad in the-. hearts. of those they left. behind.

Dar ones, who left no lonely.

Watch us through the gates afar;

There a father. then a Brother and stator.

Guts withln those gates a.Iar.

Awny In the beautiful garden of God

By the valley of rent an fair,

Sometime. some day. we know not when,

We'll meet our loved ones. there.

Lovingly Itememberod by Charlie and Garnet.

now adorns the officers-' mess. One would naturally think the title of cheese champ would go to a rat or mouse. Not so. A Persian lawglver named Zoroaster lived on nothing but cheese for 30 years.

New President bf Dodge Motors

DETROIT. Sept. 5 -(AP)-W.C. Newberg. 40. today was named president of the Chrysler Corpor- ation's Dodge Division.

Other top shirts announced ivy the corporation included:

1. J. Purdy. 56. named vice- president and general manager- truciis of the Dodge Division.

E. C. Quinn, 47. formerly general sales manager of the Dodge Divi- sion. named vice-president and general manager of the Chrysler Division.

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IN MEMORIAM Curd Of Thanks

In loving nu-moi-,v of our iiua- Johnny Darrach of Clyde River -way. Alexander Bonn. Seatemberibami and father. John F. Percy. wishes ti, axe this opportunity to 6th. 1933; Kenneth Logan. Deceln-'North Rustlco. P. E. 1.. who pan- ed away September 0. 1947. Not just today, but every day, her.

Lovlngiy re-nu-rnbered by VVHO and Family.

In silence we II-

in deiraying

race seven Cord Of Thanks

Mr. Jerome Graham and Mn Mary Sencabaugh wish to express their sincere thanks and apprecia- thank all those who contributed so tion to their generously to the fund solicited on bOul'S for his behalf and to assure them that the money will be used wisely in providing a new artificial limb and the incidental penses connected therewith.

friends their kindness

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