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users the weekend in Charlottetown. the guests of'lsr. and Mrs. Augustine Wiener, Mt. ldward Road. . .
Mrs. Claxton, wife of l-ion. Brooke-Clexton, was entertained during her visit to Susnmersid last week by the ladies of
at Mulberry Lodge. She was ac- companied by Mrs. J. Watson Mac- Naught. The hostesses were Mrs. Morley M. Bell and Mrs. William A. Currie. ' O 0 Miss Ruth l-luesiis. who last week was crowned Queen of the Summerside Academy, was hostess to the students of Grade X11 and the members of the students' Council at her home on Tuesday evening. Also present were two of the incesses. the Misses Mar- garet Shaw and Barbara Woodside. Assisting the hostess in serving were the Misses Mary MacGou- gan, Mary Mollison and Marine Boyle. ' - : O 5
Among those entertaining at bridge on Monday evening were Mrs. W. P. Callaghan. Mrs. Wil- liam Hayward and Mrs. H. R. Crockett. . .
Miss Isabel Jardine of Summer- side. and mother, Mrs. Ingham Jsrdina of Kenslngton, left this week for Montreal to attend the graduation exercises of Miss Mar- garet Jardine from the School of Nursing in the Royal Victoria Hospital. . ' ' .
The many friends of Mrs. Wil- lis R. Warren, Summersidc, who has been a patient for several weeks in Prince County Hospital, will be pleased to learn that she has returned to her home much improved in health.. I
Mrs. Jean Macl-larlane was host- ess at. her home in Summerslde on Wednesday evening when bridge was in play.
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Miss Gladys Holman has return- ed to her home in Summerside after spending a few days in Saint John. N. B . . .
Last evening Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sllllphant, Summerside, en- tertained at mixed bridge.
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Mrs. Ray Clark and Mrs. Leo Wood returned to their homes in Summers” after visiting in Ches- ter, N. 5. They were accompanied by Mrs. J. W. Lecky. who was the guest of her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Murray lfirtls. Mahone Bay.
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The Misses Annabel Allen and Lillian F ” e were joint host- esses nt bridge at Robson's Rest- aurant on Thursday evening when five tables were.in. play. 0
Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Morrison re- turned to their home in Summer- slde on Monday after a two wecks' vacation in New. Y.ork.
Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Robinson. Summerside, had as their week- end guests, Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Marquis and sons, Sandy and Kenty, of Arnl.rer:t,.N. 5.
Mrs. Mark Delaney of Summer- side-ls visiting in Montreal. the guest of her daughter. Mrs. I. M. Stevenson, and sons, Mr. J. Al- lison Delaney and Dr. Cecil Dc- leney of Sherhrookc, Quebec. I O I
Dr. and Mrs. A. Re Grant. Sum- mcrside, had as their week-end guests, Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Croc- kett of Windsor. N. S.
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Mrs. Austin Delaney of Sum- merside. spent .the week-end with relatives in Moncton, N. B.
noau:ss'rsla. Minn. April as- (AP)- mule Johnson, former sec- retary of defence. was reported
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call was given to persons under to deaden the pain
cru . The title or sumracription over evcry crucined maiefaetor con- sisted of his name. residence. end oilense. This was the official war- rant for his execution, and was copied from the register in which his sentence was recorded. What Pilate "had written" on the cross of Jesus he "had written" alas in the official record, which it was illegal for him to alter, hence Pil- ate's saying; "What I have writ- ten I have wrlttenll V
Vocal music has always played important role among all peoples and races. Indeed, it is mentioned among the earliest ex- pressions of icy. Later we read of male and female voices who sang alternately. This group of singers once formed a distinguished class, and had a separate maintenance. adequate to support them, but we have no proof that there existed a musical notation. It is interesting to note that musical instruments are among the earliest recorded human in- ventions. The earlieat were string- ed instruments such as the harp, taboret, etc. There were also a variety of wind instruments, the flute, the trumpet, the life, etc. From these genus our modern musical instr,umenis.aro developed. 0 0
Before the advent of the sun- dial and the water clock time was measured thus:
The natural day was from sun- rise to sunset.
The natural night was from sunset to sunrise.
The civil day was from sunset one evening to sunset the next; for "the Evening and Morning were the first day."
Time was further broken down by the ancient method of keeping watch-Othat is, night watch till midnight, middle watch till 3 a.rn., morning watch tul 0 a.m.. etc. The distinctions of kindred were not always defined as they are in our time, and there was a paucity of words to express them. For example. all collateral relations were called "brothers" or "sisters". Those of further degree were "co ' ", and descendants in the direct line. however remote, were "sons" or "daughters". i America spends about 84,000,000 annually for perfumes, bath salts, and touct waters.
Early examples of veneered fur- niture can be traced back to an- cient. Egypt, when it was made for kings. . . .
The origin of malaria obviously long has been known among Afri- can natives, because their name for the disease literally means "I have been bitten by a mosquito." according to the Encyclopedia Bri- tannia.
Mexico's latest and most active volcano is El P acutin. southwest of Mexico Cit . It first erupted on Feb. 19, 1043.
Trust and Luck are two villages within three miles of each other between Waynesville and Hot Springs, North Carolina. -
There gye four "aerial rivers" which channel the majority of all migrating birds: The Atiantlc1"ly- way. the Mississippi, the Central and the Pacino.
There was s leap-year marriage the other day in Winnipeg, Maril- tobs. when Mary Jackson Taylor and Henry Charles Reynolds were united in marriage. Yes, the bride ofiaevcnty-three admitted she had "popped the question" to the groom seventy-four.
LAO insects in Siam seem to prefer the Thailand rain-tree on which to live. These insects pro- duce the important gum for use
"doing very well” in hospital today. Johnson underwent "surgery last week for removal of a blood clot from the brain.
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Hughes. J. B. St. John. 3- A, Lcard. and W. A. Wright. mm- bore of the semis Board of Trade, attended the banquet in the Char- lottetown Hotel, Friday. April 18th in honor of Hon. Brooke clsxton. Minister of National Oefcnse. .
Souris said Vicinity
The sohooners "Susie Pauline”, "Elisabeth Alice". and the Piogaid ll: arrived in souris on Friday. April 10th from the Msgdaiean Islands loaded with honing.
constable R. D. sandberg. who n a. member of the souris Detachment. R. C. M. P., for the
Mrs. Jerome pheverie suffered first and second degree burns when struck by lightning during
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tragedy. that isn't too far off. Is it possible that out of a whole week you cant find some time to take your wife out? Naturally she doesn't want to stay in all the time, but you seem to think more of a real: than you do of her welfare. She is wrong to take the form of en- tertainment she does, but I think if you would make a little more
Bflfeort to please her you could resume. and maintain, a happy home
the severe storm on " ,,
19th. The 'lghCn' came in on the radio wire. damaging the win- frame but fortunately did not start a fire. Mrs. ohevesids many friends hope for her moody recovery.
..'By virtue of having the high- est pinfaii in the first round of playoffs in the Ladies Bowling League the "Happy Gang" got the bye. They defeated the "Warblers"
past six years, has been trans- iegrred to Alberton effective May a .
In a double header basketball game played in at. Mary's 1-fall. Souris, on Friday, April 10th. the St. Peter's seniors defeated the souris seniors 21-21. and st. Paetlefs Boys defeated Sourls Boys 1 - 2
President Paul Gaillnt, w. w. 7-3. The "June Burs" date-V-ed the "Flying Aces" 10-0 and the 1,, yumhu ma pomheh . "Lucky Five" defeated the Line
Road Wolverines" 9-1. The "June Bugs" and the "Lucky Five" new meet In the semi-finals. In the finals of the men's league the "sparks" and the "Prince st. Ramblers" are tied after playing three games, each team winning one, the other being a tie.
The method of preserving food in tins may be called the greatest invention of historic times, accord- ing to the En.cyelop:dia Britannia.
snow houses used by some Es- kimos csn be kept at an inside temperature of 40 to 00 degrees rahrenheit without melting if the air outside is cold enough to neut- raliu the warmth inside. Fragments of diamonds fre- quently are used for the points in diamond drills, but "black diam- onds", an impure but very hard form of carbon, are used extens- ively for that purpose.
There are about a billion suns in the universe. each with a fam- ily of planets circling around it, just as the earth, Mars. Venus. and the other six planets revolve around our sun.
PEREIIIIIAL PLANTS FOR SALE
Any 'of these varieties, six plants for a dollar, post paid on P. E. I. or seven plants for a dollar here at the Garden.
MEDIUM OR TALL PLANTS
AGBOSTEMMA, Deep Rose ,CANTEBBURY BELL, mixed HOLLYHOCKS, mixed DELPHINIIJM, mixed SWEET WILLIAM, Mixed FOXG-LOVE, mixed GYPSOPIIILA IBIS, light blue only ' LUPIN. mixed FORGET-MI-NOT. mixed GARDEN HELIOTBOPE, mauve ACIIILLEA, white
GOLDEN GLOW. yellow VERONICA, blue
GLOBE '.l'llIS'.l'LE, blue ORIENTAL. poppy. red PEIIENNIAI. PHLOX, mixed CHINESE LANTEIINS, orange PLATYCODON, blue shades PRIMROSE. yellow
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KARAOI-l:i'. -(CP)- one of the largest one-man exhibitions ever held in Pakistan was opened by Governor-General Gjulam Mo- hammed. The artist, A. Rahman Chunghtal, exhibited more than 200 paintings and T2 etchings. He gained fame some years ago for his illustrations of a volume of ancient verse.
GOLDEN STARS, yellow MABGUEIIITE, SWEET ROCKET. mauve Tall White Daisy SOUTHERN WOOD, Boy'sLove BLACK-EYED SUSAN. orange
SHASTA DAISY. white MINT, for seasoning
TOUT!-I AND OLD AGE, Green and white foliage SAGE, for seasoning
ROCKERY PLANTS
POLYANTHUS. mixed SEDUM. mixed LYSMACHIA, yellow
ARABI5. white cnnasrrum, white LILY or THE VALLEY ALYSSUM, yellow
We have also several other varieties In limited quan- tities, which use not listed here, but will be available to customers who come to the Garden-
We have, while they lost, a number of Shrubs, Climb- ing Vines, Asparagus Plants, Blackberry Cones, etc. Also some nice clumps of Narcissus and Daffodils. All of these are for cuslomers who come here. and not.for mail order.
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CLINTON, R. I. ISLAND --
NOTICE
RE THE SETTIIIE 0F FIRES III RURAL DISTRICTS
I quote from the Fire Prevention Act, 1351. Chapter 8, Pers- graph 22:
"No person shall set out or cause to be set out, started or kindled. any fire in or hear any forest or woodlands, between the first day of May and the first day of December in any year, except for the pur- pose of clearing lend, cooking. or obtaining necessary warmth or for some necessary industrial purpose, and in the case of starting fires for any of the above purposes, the obligations and precautions impos- ed in the following sections shall be observed:
(1) Every person who shall between the first day of May and the first day of December in any year, make, kindle or start a fire for the purpose of clearing land or of burning slash shall exercise and observe every reasonable care and precaution in the making and starting of such fire, and in the managing of, caring for. and con- ling the same after it has been made and started, in order to pre- vent such fire from spreading and burning in timber and forests ad- joining or in the neighborhood of the place. where it has been so made or started. or any fences. crops. or improvements upon land lying adjacent thereto. and shall at least one week before starting such fire notify the nearest highway foreman of his intention so to do.
,(2l Each Highway Foreman shall keep a record of persons in- tending to start fires and shall notify the Fire Marshal, when rc- qulred, of the names on said Tccord.
Every person who between the first day of May and the first day of December. makes or starts a fire in the forest or at a distance of less than 80 yards therefrom. for cooking, obtaining neces- sary warmth. or for any industrial purpose shall:
(a) Select a locality in which ihere is the smallest quantity of vegetable matter, deadwood, branches, brushwood, leaves or resinous trees;
(bl Clear the place in which he is about to light the fire by removing all vegetable matter. dead trees, tnanchcs. brushwood and dry leaves from the soil within a radius of five feet from the fin:
(cl Exercise and observe every reasonable care and precaution to prevent such fire from spreading, and carefully extinguish the same before quitting the place.
Ivan person who throws or drops any housing mattm. ashes of a pipe, lighted cigar, cigarette or any other burning substance within any forest. or wood lot. or other place where there is inflammable matter. is guilty of an offence against this Act, if he negligently omits to wholly extinguish before leaving the spot the fire of such match, ashes of a pipe, cigar, cigarette or other burning substance.
Any person violating any of the Provisions of this Part shall be liable on summary conviction in a fine of not less than Ten Dollars and not more than Fifty Dollars and in defaults! payment of fine and costs to imprisonment of three months."
it has been brought to my attention reccntly' that the general public may not be acquainted with the above Act, and I am taking this opportunity of calling it to their attention.
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