sEl9TENIEER 29. 1953

was GUARDIAN. crmnaorrarowr

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A country Garden

Continued from page I

the feast of st. Andrew (Nov. 30) and in 1007 William the Conqueror decided that some horticultural reform was needed and many new fruits and vqetsbles were intro- duced and storage of these to a- vert funinea was made. '

In the llltb century the rude still remained a feature or'Lon- Cm. and Fit: Stephen. who lived in the reign of Henry 11. records in his life of Beckett that the eitisens of London had large and pleasant gardens.

.1-Iauuton Court in Charles II reign' was altered and improved. but improvements were carried out for many years and lovely gardens illustrated in this book data bus to the ltlth and 1'It.h centuries.

The author who did most to en- courage the spread of knowledge and, what is ..'en more important to us to-day. recorded his visits to many contemporary gardens, was John Evelyn. His most import- ant '-ook in this direction is "Silv. ", or a ”Diseourse Of Forest Trees." a stupendous work which was com- Piled for Charles II wit.h the ob- ject of encouraging the growing of timber in England The appeal in his Ibreword to his "better- natured countryrnen' is as an- p... ble to-ti y as 't was in 1662. "that such woods as do yet re- main entire. might be carefully preserved, and such as are des- troyed. seduiously repaired. It is what all persons who are owners of land may con-tribute to, and with infinite delight. as well as profit. who.are tmched with thzt laudable ambition of imitating their illustrious ancestors and of worthily serving thelr generation."

These admirable sentiments might well be repeated by the Forestry Commissioners to present- day landowners.

Next week mrre or this wonder- hl library book will be reviewed.

3 WAYS TO our FAMOUS

WALLACE

"Tliird Dimension Beauty"

STERLING

GRAND! IAIOQUI

INDIVIDUAL PIECES as law as 32.20

& pt PLACE SETTING! as law as 332.50

or COMPLETE SETS IN CHESTS

W.W. WELLNEB LTD. Jewellers since 1868

Om Panic,

11:21:-11112.:

IPSWICH. England. (or) - ll baby seal was rescued from the river Glpping 11 miles from the sea. It had passed through lock gates and two shipping docks he- iore it was discovered.

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IRIBII !.INl.'.'N IIANDKEBCIIIEFS on sale at Jack camel-on's.

FALL BAMZPLES at J. P. Mac- Pherson as son.

BELANGEIP RANGE! for coal.

V wood or oil. Bryentcn & Macfsay.

GOING OUT or DUIINESS BALE at Jack Cameron's.

FINDLAY coal and wood in..- aces. Douglas Bros. and Jones.

wsnmzsnaat. Septem' " soul. is the ilnal day for the Third in-

stallrnent of City Taxes. KEIIOBENE. Electric and Pro- pane Oas'Refrigeratore. Blyentw

and Macxay.

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WE HAVE ADDED a Homogen- lsed Milk to our list of our pro- ducts. sunshine Island Dairy.

MALLORY s. snocx HATS selling below cost at Jack Cam- eron's Sale.

"WE TREAT THE SICK wEl.I...' Giggey's Pharmacy. next Stewart! Bakery.

SPECIALS in Cold Waves and Maohlneless Permanents. Elm Beauty Parlor.

COLDSPOT REFRIGERATOIIS. 8229.95. Only 510.00 delivers yours now. Simpsorrs--Sears ,Charlotte- town Store.

THE PETAL nunsr WONDER BRA you've been waiting for has arrived again at Moore at McLeod Ltd. ,

IN ORDER to have your name on the voters list for the Civic Elec- tiun in February. 1954. all taxes must be paid by December 31st, 1953.

MacDONALD RADIO SERVICE Radio repairing. Amplifiers and sound systems. Disc and tape rs. gzgfgiing. 180 Kent Street. Phone

SIIOTGUNS - the ilnest makes available. .1. C. Higgins, winches. ten Brvwninr. Stevens. Ithaca. Easy terms. only 3109!. down. SWPSOIIS - Sears. Charlottetown Store.

FUNERAL SUNDAY AT HUNT- ER F-IVER-The funeral of the

TOWN TAXI.-Dial 5510. "YOUR DOLLAR. BUYS MOBI- II the HUGHES DRUG STORE!

PORK PIE HATS 81.95 at Jack Cameron's. selling out sale.

JIMMY'8 TAXI-Dial 1379 or l8'l0. - .......

LADIE!' SKIRTS, regular 38.50 on Sale at Jack Cameron's at 85.95. DR. FARMER will be absent fromVhle office Oct. I to Oct. 17

i inclusive.

SERVICE TO SICK. Dial 5132. Gantwelrs Pharmacy. next is Gloria.

COLEMAN FLOOR FURNACE and space heaters. Douglas Bros and Jones.

FAWCETT Torrid oil Ranges. new in stock. only s1o.oo down on our Easy Payment Plan. Simp- sonksears Charlottetown store.

ISLAND GRILL, Queen Street. Dial 5228. serving full course din- ners. Speciailzing Chinese di.sh.

VISIT HI-STYLE NIILLINEBY. 1631-”; Great George Street. Every style I-ll-style.

KENMORE OIL HEATER for economy and comfort. 364.95 up. only s5.00 down. Simpsons-Seals Charlottetown store.

ARTS BEAUTY PARLUIT. I-Ia dy Building. Kent Street. 510.00 Cold Waves for 38.00. 39.00 Machine or Machineiess Permsnents for 35.00. Dial 3837.

ATTENTION REBEKAHS. Reg- ular meeting Alpha Lodge. Tues- dE.V. Sept. 29. 8 p.m. Visitation.

LAID T0 REST-The funeral of the late Mary Macwilliams was held yesterday afternoon from St. Joh,n'l Church. Belfast. where the services were conducted by the Rev. James Heathwood. B. D., who also conducted the services at the grave in the Belfast cemetery. The pail bearers were Hughle Macwilliams, Wilfred Macwiiliams. John W. Macwilliams. Allan Fin- iayson. Ross MacPherson and John Ross.

FUNERAL AT WOOD ISLANDS -The funeral of the late Ewen Gulls was held yesterday after- noon from Wood Islands Presby-

ELLEli'S IIIMIY That Body Of Your:

continued from one I 'Continued from page 2

filmed T0 m3im0in B T188"-hy bod? Man can do office or light factory and are lilo WIN! 01 the mime work or woman light housework. undoinas to at of what we shell Class II. Slight limitation or name "T8150 80015" We HGVEPV-1181038 cutting down of physical activity. can appreciate something of the Comfortable at rest. 1: orelnuy content and satisfaction gained activity is undertaken, discomfort for the time by a silvery-haired results in early or undue tiredness. man when, in the evening, cares of pgipiution, shortness of breath, or his day rested, he settled down to anlinal pains-pain under breast- the enjoyment of- a good pipc- bone and left breast. Pain is visr smoke. like.

"But I always consider it worse Clan In. Marked limitation or for an older man to indulge in 'the cutting down of physical activity. weed.' " we recall Aunt Kitty Ma- if least bit more activity is per-

honey once express her views on formed, discomfort results. the subject. "you see . .. but Class IV. Patient is unable on Until tomorrow - - - Diary - - - any physical activity without dis-

comfort. Symptoms - shortness of breath. angina, palpitation. tired- ness are present even at rest. 1! any activity is undertaken. discom- fort is increased.

Dr. Jezer is the heart specialist to the Aitro workshops. New York. a factory in which tuberculosis pat- ients are employed as they are re- covering or have recovered from tuberculosis. During the past four years, part of the shop has been given over to patients recovering from heart disease, or heart dis- case that is not progressing. p

"If the 615 persons disabled be- cause of heart disease can serve as an example of conditions generally. 151 had tqueslionablel heart disease and 301 belonged to Class I. One hundred and sixty-three belonged to Classes 11 and III were consid- erably disabled.” some had disabili- ties other than heart disease.

The above would show that about 25 per cent (1 in every 4) heart patients have heart disease serious enough to cause disability.

Good-night . . . . . lNi MEMORIAM In ever loving. -ememb nnce of my dear Mother. DOROTHY SIMS who placed away Septemberleth. 1950. Also my dear Father, JOHN CAMBRIDGE SIMS May 21st, 1915. Dorothy and Family.

IN MEMORTAM

In loving memory of my Mother. Mrs. Annie Nebone. who departed this life September 29th. I949.

How Joyfr) is the hope that lingers. when loved ones cross death's sea. That we, when all life's tolls are

ended. With them shall ever be.

Fondly Remembered by Her Daughter Olive. '

IN MEMORIAM

September 29th. 1952 BESSIE MARSHALL Mother

IN MEMORIAM

In loving memory of little Russell A. Macbun. son of Mr. and Mrs. Dougal MacLean of Falrview, who died September 28th, 1951. Age 8 years.

Peaeefully sleeping, resting at last.

The world's weary troubles and

- trials are past. l

In silence you suffered, with pat- ience you bore.

T'.'l God called you home to stiffer no more.

Deep in our hearts lies a picture

of a loved one laid to rest.

In our Inernory'a frame we ahaill keep It.

Because she was one of the beat.

Daughter Ethel.

DAILY CROSSWORD

'Alwaye Remembered by Mother. Daddy, Brothers and Slater.

WE NEED AHELP

(Crasweil Photo:

Children in the Proicsiant Orphanage Sending Out Al. Appeal

ANNUAL DRIVE FOR FUNDS OPENS MONDAY. OCTOBER 5th

YOUR GENEROUS SUPPORT IS URGENTLY NEEDED

i . , late Rev. Bruce E. Carew was held terian Church. Services at the Acaoss 4tE"”""I 23'Adj"5i .' 8 from Hunter River United Church church and grave were conducted 1'F"'.' ""d Pm” '- - if gt; Slgd-y afternoon. Sept. 27. by Rev. E. e. Halls. Pall bearers ”g'".'," 3' 2' dam 24 fly .....-....-....---......-.....--s--- V, owlrd Christ”. mm 1. A. D J. Ru ' M d k y co an . . ere V . asa- X ,..-”” Wilson. and Rev. F. w. saw-don Thomas l?eiller.u:Al(i(lLn ”'R”.””” 7'3"": 3”” me" - ' .,---r-'9" conducted the services. Pallbearers Oi" John A Stewart 1-fector Mac- Eshrnggliicu 3;,,”.if,;;,"m, Tree". wtrr---r-'-”' were: Messrs. William or Al- n' aid ll. ld ' ' Aullom III "III hence frod Oarew. Herbert sn1iYl?J'Ells- WILITI whom :heud.ec::se:lhTiadhb::g "'f,”;?:.'3;. H ;?,.,.m',';:"e 33:2). agar: (igmfj . -5..-...ml-ml... svvpzn, )3;lid;:i niiroaii Ed associated for many you Inter- (R.C.Ch.) Icereal spike zoivioiem Hurrah Pilluid nce n rmen n e ment was in Belfast Cemet . - 919 ”""""Y "Y ”""”"”' Church Cemetery. . "Y gleolibe J2. 3"" Yeaterday'ayAaewer ”""" ""'""""' .5,” A wwr UNUSUAL PET- Nelson Hurry 17.God of mussich; wind 35.Ganoid slut-.a-id on ceumibet e NNIVEBSARY FOR who lives near the Queen's Arms pleasure 13. Locations 80.Peren- genus in- numm km" '1”, glffenox BI31rYKu(l7t?Ul;LE F Eh: has an unusual pet which follows tEgypt.) l8.Bounder nlal eluding only ' ' ' t '5' 9 97, hi h i th i i 't f l8.C !i- 19. Gi 1' me e in the bow!" uuimu evelubel Jewel 0' MENDW Bank W-S "'9 hibn l.'.'.'.?5y1"...i"'.i.c.'S...ly'...V..”.."..' ::,orT- tlgrpe 2o.ss:tl'.e: i.?.'...” 3'1. Lu-se Wm, , ,,,s-,, ,, , ,,,,;, :f,:';I7n;f D-I Ioglzlt-s;:ber3I:”fn siderable sunrise and amusement :0. Eoolins 21.Mc;tl;er-of- gm: as gallgnivtter Wallis pedeetpeuaanent Community waited on- them to gauaome punrbbyi The pet " R 21 g?::;.,..s P! r ' ' ” celebrate with them their 25 years u qmwn crow which he upmnd ' W"'"' ,1 m 1 d M and caged when young and appar- "Y "re ei Mart." Man" arentl likes the environment in 22-Enmkd , . WI! feld. the genial couple were 3' 25 Ground IIlT'YoUl:IUMIll - or -suiianie annuals IUPPLIII presented with a silver tea serv- which I” ”V"- H9 I5 "”'”"'d W9 ',,..,k, of . .. in, . gh,-e,.u" mke ma . mixed freedom of the farm and invari- WM." bouquet of flowers. Mr. Jewel on '4”? Nmrmd L9 N5 CH" "ch 25 Slndarlc y behalf of himself ma wig, ghmk. evening, I-Iis thieving tactics are , tn” - ed those present for their thought- WGIHUWWU 1" "T9 Mme wm" T 21 Little girl . fulness in remembering them at missing spool of thread or any ' L... - 28. Breaded L M & this time. The remainder of the small glittering object is invari- :0 Wm, C3 W. - V t - :..”:":.:'..:".”..:s::t.Li.:lr;.::l:' "M '0 .5 Zfzwo - l . ' ' 33. Egyptian - ""3 1""Ch W8! 90FV9d- wwwwwr: gun ".3 I. ( .- . Personals a4.gus;3o': t ' - .., 5 es no a . . The many friends of Master 85.Ai'flrmbe Wl 5. " ' I ' William' Henry will regret to 38.Act of in: ' 5 ,, I. y . V learn he is a patient. in the captured in -' w UN H ; Prince Edward Island Hospital. asnare V , ' . lwhere he underwent an operation 39. Obtains - 4'4” - f""- yesterday morning. 40-37 t V . .:-- (I. ren ' A Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Dinzwell. 12.7006 fill! "' II I New Glasgow. will be receiving the DOWN - .best wishes of their many friends 1. Coastline ' , on the occasion of their 25th 2-Termm-I C N 'wed:iing annivermry Friday Oct- parts ”' COUNTRY STYLE lab" 3 I d of arms I ' . .'i'oo

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SAUSAGES. lb. 9. . '.

ROUND or SIRLOIN

STEAKS, lb.

FRESH & LEAN

HAMBURG. lb.

29c 59c 43c

. Mr. and Mrs. Waiter Peters.Vlc- ktorla, B.C., arrived by train Beo- 'tcmber 22 on a holiday visit. the guests of Mrs. William H. Mac- Ewen. New Dominion. It is Bl .years since Mr. Peters visited his former home. This is Mrs. Petei's' liirst visit to the Island.

LDAILY CRYP'1'0QUO'!EnlIere'a how to WWI 307 A X I D L I A A I I IILONGFELLOW One letter simply stands for another. In this example A is used for the three L's. X for the two 0'5. ti-C. Sinlie 19”-9-Pl NW" trophies. the length and formation or the word: are all hint!- Each day the code letters are different.

A Cryp.togram Quotation

T ' "' ' ' ':'J"r'j-7': r'llllleslrllic.i and a st” null for extra Jarlt.

In llvlvlrr. Hrlclr, navy and pastel...

Mrs. F. Y. Thompson and daugh-

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. - ter Judy. of Lakebum. No. it. mo- Y C y L 1- 5 1.; p L r v U A D L L s . '1'

REGULAR 79!: SIZE HOCTWIHS to:-ed to Charlottetown and spent Y H O F T W L I g the week-end with her parents. N u H F v s U o D o 1- 7. .

-o........o:(.oss.ooo. WliwoNnsahowmuchi'ineryou Mr. andMrs. C.I-'t. Bar-wise, Prince NUALCL T 311) BUSVLZLV to-

can get than the aluminum wire Street. used in delicate apparatus which records the earihis tremors. Drawn out almost to thc vanish- ing point. it is about one-twelfth the diameter of a humai'l' hair. One pound of aluminum would make enough of this unbelievably fine wire to stretch 20.000 miles!

We know no more striking example of the way people make

MGDRE 8- MKEQDIIE

REGULAR 8 OZ.

CORN FLAKES. Zfor

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Yesterdays (wyptnqtiote: TEMPEST AND SHOWERS DE- CI-IIVETH A MANY. AND LINGERING LUBBERS LOSE MANY A PENNY-TUSSER.

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IN MEMORIAM

In -loving memory of Mrs. Bull! Marshall. who passed away Sepi- ember 29th. 195!-

somewhuu back of the sunset, Where Iovellneae never dies. she lives in a land of glory.-

33c 31c 37c

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II': New!

0 ONE COMPLETE, SIMPLE OPERATION.

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dian manufacturers who look to aluminum in developing new pro- ducts. or better products. or "pro- ducts that cost less. Aluminum Company oi" Canada. Ltd. (Alcan).

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NEW FLAME TOKAYS . GBA

PES. lb. 17c

Hill DILIVIIY

89c

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appcaralivc. Pr-rfrrt for all ahalice ONLY Phon. or of hair--if will invigorate anal vil- 2 5 i niivr your hair-irnviiig ii suit 0 and iustmua. Try it to-day. 50:91

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