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Dorothy Illx Says-

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“mt n change even if he were married to a woman who was a com- liiaiion of every feminine charm and virtue.

So don’t blame yourself or think that you are not the right wife‘ for him. No woman would be the right wife. Such a man in justice l0 himself and in mercy to a woman should never mart)’-

Thc woman who is married to a born Phllmlderel‘ "n 5° ‘me °t two things: Divorce him, or shut her eyes to his sldesetpplng and real- laz» that he ls just as untrue to the other women as he ls to her and that after each little affair he will come back home to her. Probsbl)’ your husband really loves you as much as such a man is capable oi

I '1“ l h‘ Ill he earns only enough to support one family, believe me, you and the cliildrenTtryoullddiét Ilie the onleds who would get the money if he ~- ' , a ove wou . \\t ie divorced e Y DOROTHY DIX

DEAR MISS DIX: Can dead love be revived? During the first 931's of my married life my husband treated me so cruelly that he killed my affection for him, but I stood it for the children. Now he has become the most considerate and affectionate of husbands, but every day m5 Bnemlon; are more repulsive to me. Do you think I will ever

WORRIED WIFE.

ANSWER: I fear not. You cannot breaths life égéise.

DOROTHY DIX cannot reply personally to readers, but will answer

problems oi general interest through her column.

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NAPOLEON AND UNCLE ELBI

cs0 ON AND BARK. I AIN'T AFRAID

0F D066. BESIDES t/M JUST c-ottv‘

IN HERE "to BORROW A FEW swoons fen MY oomiwolsr PARTY: SHOO

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THREE FLIGHTS WEEKLY to Sydney, Nova. Scotla. Phone Marl- timo Central Airways Limited, 2061

NOTICE T0 ADVERTISERSA Advertisers are reminded that their coPY must be in the Guardisi not. later than noon the prev? ious day to guarantee insertion. Out of city advertisers who tele- phone classifieds, etc" should par- ticularly bear this in mind.

BIBLE SOCIETY MEETING will be held in Clyde River Presbyterian Church, Thursday, August 11th, 3 P. M. Rev. E. M. B. Wheelook, Dis- trict Seoreiary will be special speaker. Lantern slides will be shown Everybody welcome.

YOUNG GIRL MAKES HIGH MARKS-Congratulations are be- ing extended to Meredith Mac- Lean, New Argyle, on the high marks she made in the matricula- tion exams to Prince of Wales College. Meredith, who is only l4. passed with a high, percentage in all subjects. I-lc-r teacher was Mrs. Ethel MacKcnzie, St. Catherines

HERE FROM SCOTLAND-Mr. D. H. Gordon, managing director of the North British Rubber Company, Edinburgh and Dun- fries, Scotland, has arrived here by airplane. Mrs. Gordon and two children have been here some time. They are summerlng at Holland Cove Willi‘ Mr. Gordon's parents, Mr, and Mrs, J. P. Gor- don.

FIRST VISIT-The residents OI Kinkora are glad to extend thfl hand oi welcome to Mrs. Peter A McMahon and her daughter and son-ln-law, Mr. and Mrs. Leo lliott. This is Mr. Elliott's first visit to P.E.I. and he is very mutll impressed by its beauty. They ex- pect to remain a couple of weeks. They are guests of their daughter and sister and brother, Mrs. Wal- ter Connick and Mr. J. P. Nic- Mahon.

FOR IIASTY NOTES-Distribu- tion havlng been completed the public ls invited to Purchase boxes of stationery for their per- sonal correspondence which have been prepared by the Charlotte- town Rotary Club. Each attrac- tive box contains a dozen sheets and envelopes, the note D5991‘ l5 printed in a variety of Island scenes. Retailing at 750 P" hm‘- the proceeds will be used for Ro- tary Community Welfare.

FUNERAL YESTERDAY — The funeral of Frank Stewart was held yesterday morning from the Frank Hennessey Funeral l-lonie to St. Bonaventure's Church, Trac- adle, where Requiem I-Ilgh Moss was celebrated by the Rev. Ken- neth McPhers . Services at the grave were conducted by the REV Kenneth MacMillan. Pall bearers was Joseph McQuillan, Edward McQulllan, Thomas Evans, Johu Lund, James Coffin. Mex Mc" Kenzle.

SEES MANY CIIANGES- Mr. and Mrs. 1.. ll. Jenkins, Portland, Me, left for iheir_h0me yester- day after visiting his sister. MIK- Bessie Carroll yvhom he has no: seen in 38 years. It was a inns happy occasion. It was Mrs. .en- links‘ first visit to the 1511"“ and she was charmed with its beauty and evidence oi prosper- “y_ ML cling A, Jenkins, Edmon- ton, Alberta, was also a most wet‘- come guest of his sister an after an absence of 40 years sees many changes end improvement: Mr‘ Jenkms will remain" unid after “Olrl Home Week an hopes to meet many old friends.

SPRING VALLEY W- I-

Mrs. Michael Brennan enter- tained the members of the Spllll! Valley W. I. on Wednesday even- [n8 Aug, 13m. Thirteen members and four visitors were Drew!"- Meetlng opened with the Ode and Creed in unison. Minutes were r95 and approved. The secretary rgported $54.54 féfilllcd ITO!“ I39 cream social. Bills amounting to $53119 were ordered to be paid-

Three sick calls were made and fruit taken. New sick committee. M", Hubert Caseley and Mrs. Keith Harrington. It was decided to hold p. pantry sale in Kenslflfl- ton, August 13th. A committee w“ appointed to take charge. Correspondence was read and dis- cuesed. Mrs. Dan Bryanton invit- ed members for tho September meeting. roll call to be lmswcrld with. What 1 Remember About My First School Teacher and their name. Lunch was then served by the hostess assisted by Mrs. Les- ter Duggan. Meeting then closed with the King.

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BEDDIN BROS. Will be the filly DruZ Store open this after. _noon and evening.

EXHIBITION Season Tickets on “l9 It Q11 d“! stores. Milton's 01d Spain and Lambros Bros. Price $5.00.

DONATE slfojriie amount 0i mime)! donated by the Ayrshire Breeders’ Association of PEI. for prize money at the Junior Farm- ers Field Day was $12.00 and no; $10.00 as previously reported.

OPEN AIR VESPER SERVICE.‘ A11 QDBn-sir versper service will be held on the Bonshisw United Ohumh grounds. Sunday. August 14th. st 1 P. ‘M. Rev. Donald Nich- olson will be the guest speaker. special music has been arranged by the choir.

SUCCESSFUL IN EXAMS .... Congratulations ere being extend- ed to Suzanne and Marina Murray for having successfully pggsed mall‘ Gmde Elsht examinations, also to their teacher, Miss Thelma Reid who did such good work dur- Ins the past. year and to wish her success l" he!‘ new undertaking.

NOTICE T0 ADVIIRTISERQ, _ Advertisers are reminded that ghett- CODY must be in the Guardian not later than noon the prw. 1011s day to guarantee insertion. Out of city advertisers who 1,919. phone classifieds, etc., should p". ticularly bear this in mind,

Personals

Dr. Ray Brow of the Royal Victoria Hospital in Montreal, is Silcndlng s brief vacation ln the Province.

Miss Helen LeBlaiic of Amherst. N.S., is spending a very enjoyable vacation st the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Atkins, Central Royalty.

Mr. and Mrs. Burton Lord of Fltchburg, Mass, have arrived in the City on a visit to relatives and friends.

The many friends of Mrs. James Frlzzell, Bradalbane will regret to learn that she is a patient in the P. E. I. Hospital.

Mr. Carroll is occupying Mr. Brent Howell's cottage, Belvederc and plans to return to Saint John late in September.

Mr. and Mrs. Claude Carroll entertained very pleasantly at dinner on Thursday evening when covers were laid for 15.

Mrs. Mel MacPhee, Monticello, and Miss Ruth MacDonald, Rollo Bay, were in the City attending the Confraternity conference.

Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Cousins,‘ Mountain Road, are vacationing in Prince Edward Is1snd.— (Moncton Times). -

Mr, E. Norman Smith, Presi- dent and Editor of the Ottawa Journal, and Mrs. Smith, are holi- daying at Shaw‘s, where they spent an enjoyable holiday last year.

Mr. l... C. Currie left by plane 0n Saturday morning after s pleasant visit here returning by way of Magdalene Islands where Mrs. Currie is spending a vaca- tion.

Rev. Charles Gsllant, Egmont Bay. and Prof. J. H. Blanchard. LL.D., left by car yesterday for Montreal and Quebec, where the latter will attend meetings of the French Language Society of which he is a council member. Prof. Blanchard will also attend s meet- ing at Ottawa of the Federal Dis- ii-lct Commission.

IN MEMORIAM In loving memory of our door husbnnd snd fnthor, Atwood Blak-

eney. Son View, who passed sway August ma, ion.

Your lnomory is l. keepsake

With which we shell never port Though God has you in his keeping we slisll hlvo you in our lies-ris-

Fondly ltosnemberod by His Wife snd

IN MEMORIAM

In loving memory oi Malcolm McNeil], St. Catherine: who de- purtod this llfo Aug. 10th, 1M2.

We never know what psln he bor

c We did not Ice hllll lllc

_ More than siwsys willing

i Ilotran Ban Parish A P-l-il-li-l-Il

Wad. August 10th.

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III MEMIIIIIIIM

Itfll. ALFRED E. FYFE

The death occurred st his home Stanley Bridge on July 8th of Alf- red E. Fyfe in his 15th year. The deceased was apparently in his usual good health to within a. few weeks of his passing when he suf- fered s. heart condition from which he never recovered. In his pus-sins Stanley Bridge and surrounding districts has suffered the loss of a kind neighbour and upright citizen.

Born in Stanley Bridge and where he always resided, the late Mr. Yyfo was an outstanding farm- er. In his home he radiated hos- pitality and friendliness; young and old. friend and stranger were always kindly welcomed. Mr. Fyfe was a man of high ideals, whose interest and willing support were always cheerfully given to any cause which advanced the bet-ter- ment of the community. To the poor he was o. friend indeed. In his death the United Church has lost one of its best supporters.

The funeral service which was very largely attended was held from his late residence followed by a. service ln the United Church on Sunday July 10th and was conducted'by the pastor, Rev. George Gough assisted by Rev. W.I. Green. A duet was effectively rendered by Messrs Andrew John- stone and Ernest Dunning. l-Ie is survived by three sons. John, Gordon and Elmer, all of whom reside in Stanley Bridge, also four sisters, Miss Margaret Fyfe and Miss Hannah Fyfe. Cher- lottetown. Mrs. James D. Mac- Leod, New London and Mrs. AJ. Metheson, O'Les.ry. His wife pre- deceased him some years ago.

The many beautiful floral trib- utes which covered the casket bore silent testimony to the esteem in which the deceased was held.

The service-at the grave which was under the auspicles of Prince Edward Lodge Al“. and AM. of which the deceased was one of its oldest members was conducted by Mr. Waldron Darrsch.

The pallbearers were F8. Bell, l-IiS. MacEwen, Thomas Bolger, George MaoLeod, D.A. MscNeill and Eric Bell. Burial was in the Cavendish Cemetery, °

l3! DESCENDANTS KEEP GRANNY GAY

LONDON, Aug. '9—— (Reuters)- Eighty - four - year - old "Granny" Henrietta Carrington of East Ham, has recently had another gals day —the christening of her 131st de- scendant.

“Granny" Carrington often has these celebrations. She herself was an only child, but today she has 50 or 60 of her descendants a- round her whenever there is a wedding or a christening in the family. The latest celebration marked the christening of s new great-grandson.

"Granny" married at l8, had l2 children. Now she has B5 grand- children and 54 great-grandchild- ren.

"We lhsve‘ great dlfliculty in deciding which of the great- grandchildren will be ‘pageboys and flowerglrls. because there sre so many in choose from," she said.

IN MEMQRIAM '

In loving memory of

)MBS. JOHN T. WHITE Murray River

who passed away August. 10th, 1048.

Words can't be written

Words can't portrny

How we miss you wonderful mother Since s. yest- no today.

You were always s. wonderful] mother Always s. faithful friend

To lend I. helping hnnd.

No time was yours to soy good-bye Before you pssscd to him on high Memories of you shsll nlvirsys be In our hearts till eternity.

Thh Io always rcnsembn And this we always prey Thst the Ioys you missed on life's highway - Ate yours in Heaven today.

Lovingly llemombcred by the Family.

IN MEMORIAM

BLAKENEY — 1 lo llgnlfy of my father, Altlwoolflmlhksnsy, who ruled sway Aunn. 10th. 1m.

Inmyhesrtrourmcma-ylingoru

W. only know he pulsed svvsy We could not sly good-bye.

mvtngiy reinembclbl by Wife Ind Family.

Always tender, fond and true, There's not s thy door father, I do not think of you.

Iver Remembered pawns“,

IIIIIIE IIIIALITY PER [IIP

l! llllfiffll. Id. and Grand-children.