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Toast, carefully made, and cut To keep rugs in good condition

into strips, piled log-shin fashion go over them once a week with a on a pretty plate. prove to be broom dipped in hot water to more tempting than ordinary slices which a little turpentine has been to the child with a finicky appetite. added.

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The Central Guardian

‘Iain column In colonel for unwn of local lnyloul but ndvorttnhl of n unwny nature may be Inserted n6 carats u word strictly payable ln I 90-

--_ CONFIDEIIATION LIFE INSUR- ANCE. 11-6798-742-311.

UNIDADING COAL TODAY. - Inveirncss Screened, screened. A. Pioknid 8t C. Phone 240. L-SBilO-S-il-li.

SIIVICIB AT 8T. JOHN'S ANG. [JOAN CHURCH, M11!!!)NP-Wed- nesdaP-Mid-week Lenten service 8 P. M. Sunday March 15: Morning Prayer 11 A. M. Evening Prayer 7.30 P. Mi Everybody welcome. Rev. E. O. Inncaster, Rector. L-SBTI-B-il-il.

CHURCH 0F SCOTLANDP-Rnv. Ewen MacDougall will preaoh Wed- nesday, 11th in Peoples Church City at 7.80. Also Sabbath 15th at Btanchel at 11 A. M. and DeSable at ‘l P. M. and Monday 16th at Argyle Shore at 7.00 P. M. L-SllOB-ti-ll-li.

BELFAST AND BELLE RIVER PASTORAL CHARGE. -- Services Sunday, March 15th as follows:- Beile River at 11 A. M. Eldon at 2.30 At the close of these services the Sacrament of the lord's Slipper will be dispensed. J. R. skinner, Min- lster. Ii-3830-3-11-1i.

A $1108.12 has opened on ltlch- mond Street near Y. M. C. A, with s. full line of used furniture etc. They are prepared to 11st and sell

anything you have for sale. Also

.will list any article you may need.

Satisfaction guaranteed. Write. call or phone. City Sales and Service. Phone 1290. L-3B24-3-l1-lL

CUMMINGS — At Bradslbane, March l0, i936, Annabelle Cum- mings, widow of the late Malcolm Cummings, aged ‘l8. A short serv- ice will be held at 1 pm. ‘Thursday at the home of her son, Allan Cummings, Bradalbane, followed by service at Hartsville Church on ar- rival of ‘funeral procession.

TALK 0N THE LEAGUE OF NATIONS-Older Guides and Ran- gers who are thinking of trying for the International Knowledge Badge are remlndlnd of the talk to be given by Miss Spaull in St. Paul's Parish Hall tonight, (Wednesday) at 8.30 pun. Miss Spaull will speak on the League of Nations.

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::Miiler'a Worm Powders are par excellence the medicine for children who are found suﬂering from the ravages of worms. They immediate- ly alter the stomachic conditions under which the worms subsist and drive them from the system, and, at the same time, they are tonical in their cﬂcct upon the digestive org- ans, restoring them to healthful operation and ensuring immunity from further disorders from such a cause.

Appreciation bi Retiring Pastor

SACKVILLE, N. B., March 10- At the recent annual business meeting of the Sackville United Church, the psslor, Rev. Geo. Morris, B. A, B. B., presented his resignation, Mr. Morris stated that he had noticed in looking over the long record of the church that there was a tradition of short pastorates. The average term with few excep- tions was less than three years. As he will have completed four yeitrs of service at the end of the Confer- ence year, he felt that the best iri- terests of all would bc served by s. change of pastoral relationships.

After consideration. w. Morris's resignation was accepted and the following minute was ordered in- scribed upon the iecords:—

“An we face the severing of the pastoral relation at the end of June, we are fully conscious of the devoted suvioe that has been given by you and Mrs. Morris during the last four years. You have been a true pastor in your visiting, es- pecially in your unwearying and faithful attendance upon the sick and the shut-in. You have revived Young People's work in the Church and have been faithful in the ministration of the Word. We shall always think of you as our friend. and an a Christian leader of more than usual education and ability.

To 1m. Morris we would exprem our sincere and affections‘ ap- preciation. In her leadership lndthe

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her quiet helpfulness in the Ladies’ Aidshehagwon oplacehiths esteem and affection of the congre-

Masters work will

wishes and prwyer for your success 1n the go with you and your family to whatever field God in His Providence may cull you".-

“"...“...°'"§..‘“£ma fmli m8! be fzllowyedbythskindlyinxrultand goodwlshenof tlieﬂackvillcpeopie generally.

mill! close The April me “ ml- held in the School.

We are now In u position to main immediate delivery of Si]!!! - IOTA!!! - Abl- MONIA-JODA and MIXED GOODS, also LIME, all of which we nlu nllllng at low- cnt pious. .

Wliynothnulyoiiri-oqiiiie- innntn now while there b lwdnlcilhlulontliolocnnd roads. -

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Charlottetown

Halifax ' Port Arrivals

Dally vessel report for i4 hours ending 12 o'clock noon, But. Mar. ‘i, i936. ~

ARRIVALS -— Beaverbuln from Saint John, Man. Commerce from Saint John, Surnoliw from local Harbour, Bcow from Local Harbour.

SAILINGB-Duchess of York to Saint John, Larchbsxik to Boston, Scow to Local Harbour. Barnollte to Local Harbour, Oiss tc Local Harbour.

VESSEL-S IN BERTH-Scow dis- charging, General Haig loading, Chomedy loading, Catlicart loading, Barge No. berth, Clss bunkering, tnrchbank discharging, Magnhiid loading, Bcaverburn loading, Duchess of york discharging. sar- nolite discharging, Man, Co cc loading, Newfoundland loading, Belle Isle loadinz. Mary Currie berth, Acadlan berth.

VESSELS DUE T0 ARRIVE“-

Marcn ’l-—-A1aun1a from New York, Monlclare from saint John, Dom. Shipper from Halifax.

March 8—Lady Hawkins from Halifax, Andsnia from New York, Chedabiicto from E. C. Ports. Blankaholm from. New York, Calmmss from Saint John, Pilsud- ski from Gdynia.

March il-Aladdin from Saint John. Fort Amherst fiom st. John's Pennland from New York, Montreal City from Phllzi. -

March l0—Liliigunvor from Jam- aica, Bonnington Court from U. K. Ports, Nova II from Halifax. Nova II from Halifax, Robin Hood from

S. Africa, Can. Highlander from

Halifax, Yomnchichi from Aus- tralia.

March 11—R»eo from Halifax,

Kelso from New York, Clss from Halifax. March l2~-Ph8mlls from Batavla, March 13—-Beaverbrae from Saint John, Lady Rodney from Jamaica. Liberty from U. S. Ports, Man. Port from Saint John.

€______..___ ST. ANDREWS W. I.

The regular monthly meeting of the St. Andrews Women's Institute was held at the home of Mrs. Frank Maclntrye on Tuesday evening March 3rd with eleven members in attendance.

The meeting opened with the Creed and singing "My Wild Irish Rose", followed by the Roll Call which was answered by an Irish Joke.

The minutes of the March meet- ing were reed, approved, and signed by the President.

Correspondence was read by the Secretary who mporicd having rc- oclved the Government Grant. Two questionnaires, Child Welfare and Agriculture were discussed and filled out. Mrs. G. D. MacKcnzlo and Mrs. W .11‘. Rose were sp- polntcd Convenors.

Reports of the different Com- mittees were then given. The School Committee reported that a new broom. was needed for the School. The following commit‘ were then appointed.

Entertainment-Jun. John Mac- mtyre and Mrs. W. F. Rose; Sick- Mrs. W. F. Rose and Miss Lucy Macintyre; BchooL-Mlsses Joanna and Winnie Madintrye. A lengthy discussion then took plum on the different ways and means of raising money and a satisfactory conclu- sion was finall arrived at. The program for t c evening was as follows:

sclo-"Kitty Kelly" by Mr. and Mrs. Nell Doucettc; Soio-"In the Shade of the 01d Apple Tree" by

When

m Mr. Nell Doucetlo; and "

Your Hair has turned to Silver" by Misses Lucy and Frances Mao- Intyrc. A contest was put on by Mrs. a. D. MacKcnzic was won by Miss Ada Mumtyre.

At the conclusion of the program Lunch wan served the hostess and the singing of e Natlonnd

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Fertilizers

Anthem brought the meeting 1w n. "

himuht to light b: Mario tiiroulh his analysis of ouch‘ indivlduakn numerical vibrations. scundsm.‘“un-nsiditln,s1- m .

iengemenln have Mario to make personal antlysm.

A coupln will be provided along with the daily Numerology strip. and readers may merely clip the coupon, fill in name, address and date of berth; then. enclose n. self- addressecl, stamped envelope and ten cents. Promptly Mario will send back i. BGO-word. iwmml analysis. based upon tbs numerical vibra- lions in the name, date of birth and addnss. All data ll 399i W" fldentlaii. Mario explains.

Thus, whether a name is beat suited to the individuals 130110!!- ality; what heart forces come into action due to a given or surname; what vibrations about an can denote and what forces coins to being through the birthday, year and date. are all divulged. shciwln! heart mlerest, individuality. voca- tion and destiny of each person. "Numerology is 11a fortune tell- ing," Mario cmbhasims. "It savors neither of mysticism or, witchcraft. There is no incense about it. Num- erology is traced back to the curly Romans and myptisns. In fact. it is also found. in a form, among Chinese and Hindu records. m modern times. it has been intense- ly studied by persons. such as my- self, who have a keen interest in suchscicnccs. There is nothing of the occult about it. The whole pro- cess is logical and, my wide exper- lencg ha; proved. as has been pro- ven to so many other students of the subject, that it is fundamental- ly sound and convincing."

The working principles of num- erology are best explained. accord- 111g w Marlo, by music, bythe tide- the moon, the seasons. Everything. he says. has its numerical value. There are four winds. four seasons -in fact, time, space and. motto! itself is determined by numerical values.

“In music," says Marlo. “the slow rhythm of the lullaby soothes while the lilting tunes 0! B N61 01‘ jig will elevate the spirits and the monotonous beat of a tom-tom ex- ell/es brutal instincts. These are known facts. Music ts all numbers, _.rhyt,hm is determined by numer-

numerical values, cause emotional reactions of various kinds, in ac- cordance with the numerical val- ues, 1 am sure that is apparent to everyone. ~ "Now. then, if music is bimed on numbers. i! everything around it has a. numerical content. why not our dates o iblrth, our names. our places of residence? Certainly, they do have these values, and what the values mean has been my studY- I will rlense these facts to readers of the Charlottetown Guardian in per"- sonal. individual numerology analy- ses, and each will be single, 1n- dlvldual and personal, because no two ldlvlduals are identical."

_____._____-__ FOREST IIHJ» SCHOOL

Honor H.011 of Forest Hill School for the month of February :-

Crade VIII-—1. Mary Macleod; B. Katie Glllls; 8. Margaret Mac- Kay.

Grade Vii-—1. Mary MacKay; 2. Sarah MacLeod; 8. Hanoi Glilts.

Grade V.--1. Sadie Gillis.

Grade Ill-—1. Miles MbJ-heson; I. Miriam Acorn; 8. Everett Mac-

Leod. Grade 111-1. Iionnoc Garret 2. Evelyn James; I. Ilorenco

Acorn. Grade I I(8r.)—-1. Ray Mue- Laren; 2. mills-n Glllis; 8. Winnie

Salvo; 2. Aleuino. Maelleod. Easel Morris.

Grade I (u)-1. Georgie Gillie: ‘l. Everett Gcnvtt and Wendell uotnod equal.

Grade I (b) —1. Jackie Dcﬂelvo. Grade I (c) —Murdook Blsxland . Robert meKiiinon.

Elizabeth M. Webster, ‘Rasher.

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CAILI BIA!) Ill‘! IOIOOL.

lohooi for Ilebrunry.

Grade x-ialoycn lluolioren; l. neon monarch.

Grade VIII-J. Gladys Ino-

mo. 11,1936 .

repairs Disposition

com EXPECT mv 4 sviivaniv mu ME, ;

we" "—1~ Elliot MeviireT? 7 7

Grade V-l. Alice Blmons ;2. Stanley MacLaren._ Grade IV—-1. Ethel MacKenzie; 2. Vernon Maxim-en; 3. Rosie Maclniren-

Grade III( Jr. —1. Arthur Muc- Kcnaie; 2. Jimmy Hayden; 8. Douglas Madmen.

Grade II! (JrJ-l. Boyd Mac- Laren. representing the firm in question . . . This opportunity Grade II-l. Thelma Hayden. Grade I (Sr.)~1. Eileen Mac-

Kenzie; 2. Kenneth MacLarcn.

Grade I (Jr) --Stewart Mac-

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It does somelimes happen, and might liappcn to you! hours later she was at the Cain- last one to 5T5 1n Hi car and

Corlne Btrykei- 15-year-old fresh- bridge City Hospital with an inlur- closing door pinned ha: heel, twist-

ette, was caught by a hecl in the ed leg which X-rays showed to l» ing her leg. She took n taxi and

door of the street car on which broken in two places.

she was riding to school. Two Miss Strykcr ‘saidshe was the there long. . . ,

on. Grade 11 (Jn-L-Alberta De- ‘

nnocrtofonne Head Went‘

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