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THE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN

JANUARY 19. 19M

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A WEEKLY INFORMATION SERVICE

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fashion noto in cooking! ‘fomulu lied for mu!- wintcr meals! Yrs. tho rich, rosy rcd of HEINZ '1'O.\!.\'l'0 PRODUCTS nuikcs dishes that nra wiillnin}: cvr-n to look zit! 11cm: Tmnrila Jilire -— Illin: Crram n] Tomato Soup —— lltitl: Kcfrhtlp nnd Ilcinz Chili Saar-c arc always ircsh. 'l‘oin:ito Juirc is it. lJiIiiOHS u}. Soup ziu CX!l'f‘lllf‘!\’ poiuilrir iii u

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Thou follow this formula for feel- ing better! Silu- ply drink the ]\l!C(‘: of one ltluou jirxt thing

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on arising! It. nlvrnys inaltes inc like it new woman! Yes, this simple, niiturnl fruit drink gently helps you keep regular the health-

way . . . in knots" us linrsh laxatircs do! Immnns help got. rid of colds, too. just. pour tlic juice of one lemon in n. half glass of water. Then spoon balling soda, and drink as

doesn't “tie you up

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Alberion and Vicinity

Miss Bertha Bowness. stenograpli- er in Mr. J. W. Don Campbell's office Alberton, is enjoying a week's holiday with relatives in Charlottetown.

Her many friends are pleased to see Mrs. Arthur Wilkie up and about. ngaiii after undergoing a weeks trcutmcnt. iii the Prince Edward Island Hospital, Charlotte- town.

Officers for the coming year titers installed at the January meeting of the Daffodil Mission

Band in thc United Church Hall, i-‘riday afternoon. The installation. service was conducted by the lead- er. Mrs. A. C. Grccn. Eleven mem- bers were present. Business was con- ducted by the president, Belle Wilkie. The next meeting will be in the church hall with David Campbell leading the worship. Members were asked to bring used Christmas cards to the next. meet- ing. These will be forward to Trinidad for use in Mission work there. Annual reports were given by the retiring sccrc-tnrt", Francis Barbour, and treasurer Ruth Pike. Finaiiczsl contributions during the

_ IN MEMORIAM

HON. JOHN E. SINCLAIR

The dfsalh 6i Hon. mm E. Sin- clair (Senator) occurred in the Prince Edvrard Island Hospital on Decémber 23rd. 1949.

Although his health had not. been good for some time not. many realized his serious condition and his passing came as a great shock to his many friends throughout the whole Domihioii. ' Senator Sinclair was born in stimmerﬁeld on December 24th, 1879, son ofthe late Peter Sinclair and Margaret MacMurdo Sinclair.

After completion oi’ his school education he £00k up fmvmins in ‘his home community which Cc- cupiitlon he continued to engage in during the remainder of his life time. ln the year 1908 he comménoﬁd his. long and honourable political career tirtien he was nominated as a llbcral candidate for ﬁrst Queen-i but was defeated in the Provincial election held that year.

In i917 he was ﬁrst elected to the House of Commons at Ottalwa and represented his constitucncy there almost continually until i930 when he was appointed to the Senate.

While in the Commons he served for several years as a. Minister without. Portfolio in the cabinet of

l-‘unoral 0f Mrs. Malcnlm MacFadyon

‘The funeral lervice for the late Mrs. Malcolm MacFldyen. W719 passed away in Elmrdala om-Ianu- ary 12th was held in the OLeary United Church on Saturday, Janu- ary 14th with tho minister. REV- W. G, Dickson officiating and preaching n comforting nrmon on me topic, "A Good Soldier of Jesus Christ" (2 Tim, 2:3).

Mrs, MacFadyen passed away at

the hurne of her grand-daughter. Mrs. John Sheen and Rev. Jvhn Sheen. The deceased lady we: in h" 90m year and was a lifelong resident of O'l.eary and W" 1°" merly Miss Sarah MacI-‘hcrson. She suffered a stroke a couple of weeks ago and was tenderly cared for by her daughter Mary, Mrs. Sin- gleton. Beside: her daughter Mary. she leaves to mourn several sons in the U. S. The funeral was largely attend- ed and the floral tributes were very pretty, thus testifying to the esteem in which Mrs. MacFadyen was held by all. She wal a sin- cere Christian, a devoted wife and mother, a kind friend and neigh- bor and was a great lover uf lit- tle children and they, in turn, lov- ed to visit her hospitable home.

The pail-bearers were George MacDonald, Peter Pate, James Cameron, Clifford Ellis, George ‘Matthew's, Cecil Dennis. Inter-

Whﬁ WOUH envy the curly-Victorian houn- wife? Up with the !ark'io cook a heavy break- fast! Today's favorite breakfast dish i: ready- ln-eat, ciuy-lo-digeil Post's Grape-Nut: Flaku. Pour : bowlfu! with milk (add fruit if you wish) and presto! . . . than’: : simply acrumptiou: liar! t» the day.

You‘: Grape-Nuts Flake: are made from TWO [raina-trbcat um! barley —io give you the un- bcalable Grape-Nut: ﬂavor . . . bonny-golden ﬂlkel. They supply useful quanti- iic: of carbohydrate; proteins, phoaphorul, iron Ind other food calenlial: lo let you up for work or play. Try Poof: Grape-Null Flakes tomorrow. GF-NY

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BfF-flb, l-lli Crrsvcnt. St. .\I0nt- Tl?.'l!, P.i,\—]ur _\nur rnp)‘ of "Curls for iuur Baby"? \ii-! zi-l;

roar smouiitcil to $42.57. The wor-

_ Prune Minister ltt. lion. W. L. Mac- men: was ship scrvirc uzis Icd by Dcllc

KPUZIC King. etery.

foaming (iuicts. A glass every 2 or 3 hours liclps slkalizr‘. Try hot

in Mount Royal ccm-

tba instructions!

‘Vanilla and Chocolate. And motil- ers please notel'Jell-0 Puddings

JEFLS nrc so ivzisy to propnrn . . . so wonderfully economical, tool

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take but 5 minutes to make. Amazing that such delirious clcs-

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and Buttrr iilCil, shin-smooth IFACIAL SOAP! It's niiltl, ns mild ,Vanilln, iull-ilrivorrd (fhocolirto can be! Tlicrds no “skui-tnirn"— ‘WILL! Puiidmrzr‘ - < - “M ill“ iiitt. l'U\lQ!l“Ll(‘li cuiillititin of slut: Jr _-() TUPlUCII. Yuri-Imus llllJ . . . YUM)“, o, H; _.L,,*,,.,,,u.. mm exciting-looking Urrtngr-Cocontit, Snloomin. 500mm. wooadbury

contains a beauty-cream. ingredi- ent used in fine face creams. And did you know that Wootlbury is a. tlrmni of iv. skin-sinoothvi‘ for your birth,

too! Try it today!

Il/cver Lei I: Be Said that you luokﬁolclcr than your husband! Not

when you can so easily keep that lUl<\'f‘l"-y0ll!ill'll! ' fresh and smooth-with the help of ,that wonderful, new-formula WOODBURY DRY ‘SKIN CREAM! Just l0 minutes a day w miraculous (rt-am rzin make c-ven the drirst. of FiUDS look velvet-sort! You sec, the now Wooll- burv Dry Skin Cream contains penetrating

ith this

PEfATEN-goes deeper into ptoggnggepgngay. . . gives your skin an

extra lanolin heautgv-dividcud!

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' Penatcn-formula, you'll be able to kccn that. voting look years longer!

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EASES THE PMNS OF

IiHEUMATIS-fmi.‘

ARTHRITIS ‘

Hera is a meal-age of importance to all who nulTer the pains und diacnniio .. of nrthriti: and rheumatism. Thousand» of victims of those diseases report that cy have been able to resume their normal occupations and once more eujo the fullness of living by ' DOLCI . G0 to your druggist today * and gut DOLCIN which is dakiilfully- compounded product designed to bring prompt relief of pains dua to arthritis, rheumatism, miaticn and neuritis. Proﬁt by the experience of many thousands. Results are what count. \\'hethcr your rheumatum or arthritis is mild or severe, don't dalny! Get your DOLCIN tablets today from your drufgiat . . . for prompt and rolouged rebcf rorn the ain: and miseryo rheumatism. arthritis, lum a o. Iciatica and neuritis. There is no reason or you to suffer pain that may be completely needless. for DOLCIN costs amazingly little. One hundred precious tablets cost only $2.39 . . . o large. oconomv-siza bottle of 500 tablet: only $10.00. The sooner you us: DOLCIN. the sooner vaur- condition may b: improved. Gut your DOLCIN today!

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HANDS-For hands red and rough from tho dish-

an, housework, or oﬁice chores, try this grease-

esa medicated cream. It‘s remarkable! Softer, smoother, lovelier hands, often overnight!

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Remember this-chapped skin is irritated skin. When your complexion is dried out by cold wintry winds . . . when your hands get rough and chapped from dishwashing and housework . . . your skin is actually covered with scores of tiny cuis and cracks. Don't neglect it! Don't suffer the discom-

fort find embarrassment of rough chapped wintertime skin!

Thrilling improvement- often overnight

Now you can have softer, lovelier skin . . . all winter long. Because there": a NEW IDEA in skin care. Medicated Care. The secret i: medication You just smooth on Noxzemn before rctir- lngn Jrub : little into your funds after doing the diahea, before going out into tho cold. Nouomn i: a ‘raid medi- ated formula that notho: and help: bu! in almoat no din: . . . holpaqad, tmlgh, chlppdd :k!n look and foul after, nmoothnl-Oiivn ova-night!

CHAPPED SKIN-Thousands of Canadian mothers rely on Noxzema to soothe and heal winter-chappod handl, faces, and anklﬂu-to help relieve babies‘ painful diaper rash.

night cream an women to soft:

visible razor da

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zema Medlcate

FACE -- If you're emblrruud by roughncu, dry- ness, blemiuhe:—m:k: Noxzema your regular

SHAVING-Noxzema not only softens the toughest whiska :- lts ntodicafion helps hen! in-

Justin time for winter. . . now the whole family can enioy IJOXZEMA EARS

U Is your skin showing any signs of wintertimo chapping? Do your hand: ever feel rough and dry around the knuckles . . . sore and tender to the

You'll enjoy it, too. Noxzema is a snow-white

not oily or greasy. It feels good! Many models, actresses and professional women rely on Now-

Uud by million: Yea, quits a few people are =mhusiastic about Noxzerna. Over 25,000,000 jars are sold yearly. Try it! Now-while this money-saving Special is being offered at drug and cosmetic counters.

FAMILY SIZE SPECIAL

rwrcl As mm: 6 ran YOUR mum!

d powder base. Helped 4 out of 5 r, smoother, lovelier-looking skin.

mago- gives you n smooth, cloll

m, quickly absorbed. Not sticky,

d Care for nicer looking skim

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beneﬁt of his constituency and the common good.

In his own community his pass- ing will be felt very keenly being a leader in many of its activities and despite the pressure of work called uopn him to do. was always will- lng to give of his time and tal- ents to promOlo any good project or help a neighbor in time of need. In the work of the Masonic Order he gave many years of faithful service and attained some 0f the highest, honours of that organiz- ntion.

He was a very devoted memlber of éununerﬁold United Church serving for a. long period as chair- man of the board of Stewards and later as an elder and teacher in the Sunday School. On Sunday he was always present at divine wor- ship contributcd generously to the various church projects and dur- lng his life time donated setters! pieces of furniture to his church for its comfort and beautification. The mstnory of his fine courage- ous christian character will serve as an inspiration to those who knew him, so well described in the lines of the poet.

Lives of great men all rcmind us We can make- our lives sublime And departing leave behind us, Footprints on the sands of time.

Footprints that. perhaps mother Travelling o'er life's stormy sea. A forlorn and shipwrecked brothtvr Seeing may mite heart again.

Loft to cherish tho memory of a. loyal and kind husband and father is his widow formerly Rebeoca Harding of Graham's Road, P. E. 1.. two daughters and one son namely: Jean. Mrs. A. B. Cuticliffe. Ohar- lottetlown: Eariui, Mrs. tDr.) I. W. Jardine of Kensington and Craw- ford on the homestead at Sum- mar-ﬁeld: also the following bro- ther and sisters: Adeline, Mrs. Major Luwtther. Searletown; Archi- bald in Vancouver; Mary Mn. Harry saul of Winnipeg and Amy. Mrs. tRcvJ Alexander McKay, New Mills, N. B. Two ot er broth- ers Peter and Norris an a sister Winiaifred predeceased him.

The funeral which was held on Christi-trans Day was very largely attended and the large number of beautiful floral tributes which sur- rounded the casket showed evi- deuce of the esteem in which the deceased was held.

The service was conducted by the Pastor oi’ tho congregation. Rev. I... M. ltfurray who spoke of the high citizenship 0f Senator Sinclair and the serious loss sus- tallied by the church. the commun- lty and m: Dominion in hi: pue-

g. The choir was assisted by mem- bers of neighbouring churches also a quartet from Kenslngton who sang during the service. "Jesus Lover of My Soul."

The Masonic service wu held at the close of regular sewica under the direction 0f the Grand lodge of P. E. I. and was ably conducted by Brother Weldon Darrlwh of Motuit, Zion Lodge. A large number of Brother Masons WBfe present to bid farewell to one who had been so faithful to him.

Prime Minister Rt. Hon. Louis St. Laurent was officially repres- ented by Mr. .1. L. Douglas, M. P, and by Hen. J. P McIntyre Also present. were the Lieut. Governor. the Chief Justice, the Premier. the Leader oi‘ the Opposition and other representatives from the Senate and federal and provincial house: of parliament, etc.

ThP pail bearers were: Messrs. Harman Mayne. Andrew Hughes, Léibh Paynter, Keith Mayne. Clu- cnce Haslam and Allison M:yne. The interment was in the cemetery at. Surrmerfleld.

Bard 0f Thanks

Mrs. Sinclair and Family wish to exprlss their thanks to Dr. Mac- lvcnzie, nurses and staff of the Prince Edward Island Hospital and all who assisted in any way during Mr. Sinclair's illness and death.

Relief for

l1, the institution announced tn- day. The exhibition, which includes 515 volumes, weighs nearly one ton. It ranges from first-year under- graduate textbooka to post-grad- uate specialist studies. Three such exhibitions are currently making a tour of 20 Canadian universities.

Soothe Your Throat! Help Prevent a Gold

It you are suffering from a mlr crable head-cold. try this: Sprinkle 1 flaw drops of Cltsrrh-o-aone int: the Inhaler and breathe in the soothing vapor of this fast: working remedy. Catarrh-o-zone goe: to

iilrn of healing antiseptic: over the entire lining surfaces of the breath lng organs. Phlegm is loosened- air-passage: are opened - d1:- chnrges commence to dry up-the tendency to sneeze and cough is lessened. In an hour or two the worst of the cold may be aver! Your drugglat has Cntarrh-o-zone, in 35c and 75c size:.

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warmth and

Lipton today!

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work instantly; it spreads a thin.

‘Lipton, in paclugu: or in to: bags, is a very special blend of the choiceut. Orange Pekoe was.

Rich, full bodied, with plenty of strength, Lipton! ea: seem to seep into your bones. Care: md worries drop away. Food taste: more izmpt- ing. Your spirit: rise. You come to life!

Don't waltl Start now u» get more refreshment, more lolid latiafnction from every cup of tea. Switch to

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AI lunchtime . : . with your evening meal . ; . whenever you feel weary or on edge, drink Lipton!

No other in give: you such quick refreshment. And uch plcasun to your meals. For

NO VMNDIR MOI! PlOPI-l DRINK

Lipufon Tea

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