APRIL 20. 1940

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O Saving oi Paint and Maintenance.

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no.5 iifzi‘foiiisriviiif.rlii lkcts iur Cltillillilll canned co. .er.

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55'1"! 1940 Mrs. I-I. G. S. Adams, Pres. We also manufacture Burnt Lump Lime, Masons Lime,

"Ydmiﬂl Slllﬂy Lime, and Hydrated Land Lime. Prices ""1 Particulars furnished upon rgquggt,

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Registered Grade “A” French Coach Stai- lion “Malicieux" No. 28899.

Finest horse of his breed ever imported into Canada. Will travel reasonable distance by trailer on appointment.

FEE: $12.00 for season.

TERMS: $2.00 cash at service. Balance in 80 days or approved note.

. "MAKES AT OWNER'S RISK” 1 , iviii siiinil =11 - HUGH WALKERS Barn, 1 Fluirioitetonn.

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Owner — EARLE C. BAKER

PHONE i399

_ Springs \z‘o“lci1< mant"; covering all

THE CHARLUIVTETI )WN

Commodore 1' Dorothy Dix

Norah

(Continued from Page 8)

By Pick out for a wife a girl who

knows how to smooth your fur down instead o1 one who rubs it the wrwong way,

_ (Continued I I Put U A Fight ‘?——;m Pa“. a)_-~_ For Yliur Husband ‘e 59m l" Dr- McNeii1 wh a u , _ - ° W" Dear Mis Dlx—We have been 11 WK bright eyed time 111811 Wlmlmarried srfme twenty-odd years.

i! painted. kiI-‘V D0810 he . _. at. 111s .1111 e -.' . ' _l’°*sel>5evil Have two chudren and LBVB had a i l‘ ‘ "p5 '"-° melllﬂu lhilﬂlyihapoy married life. A tcw years

ANGUS MacVlCAg,

0i 811N051. every person m u] and ~ , vemtlll» ago, however my husband cou- 1110111“ ain't]: atlljéottillgglldlvne lounge‘ ‘ll tacted. an old sweetheart and has “mug moroughl 1' “l: emlllllllefl been corresponding with i101‘. but o1 his rum“ y a ‘d L00“ 3 5W3“ he had not seen her tor many veuis it 141w,- m “u, evening m returned because she lives so lat‘ troni us. 0 Hie house. . 1 ‘1'dUl}7lIt1‘i6l'lﬂ, Miss Mtithieson" he algiegentumiaittahigérnthtem a vacation 5H li-icoiiically. ' ' 5 gm h done before. la ragjnlgefésélrogiun“ 91w Meme ha“ spent tnc time together. _ do“ 1.1m nearestllnllllelllllllly delll" were gone a week, and when he re- 1110115 umeases a 5:15p‘ l“ ml" llllec- turned he told me he loved hcr and lmucs w 5 “med 0V" “ll-V wanted to marrv her. She has . . away. and to remove the boy , ~ - .10 u, u.“ out or me quesmm M three children. but he saicl he hail uvmyuissol, who h d - all’ weighed the matter carclullv be- oluhthelu§bexore a“ e5" Wllll tween duty and happiness and he ‘no m one“. wa W‘? h“ 5mm“ had chosen liaisginess. I am not lqmides me- docarl-glgnvlgdﬁsois divorcing him. ioi- I love him too ‘ma, ms room 3 dearly. Ani I wrong in keeping him - :1» 1 m 1 would w». tzzr...t"*sz."z..hr...srsessm $113; rtjmggactghe lulled “lllllllllsli! a. week's living with her really love “PETE-ans Duillig lted ll} lllld-(lay- her more than his family? I want McNeil] uB-Yn sh e ‘"5 agreed l-ll-,only his happiness. and I am woi1- umu tibmorr w e gm" B" lwmlhdering it 1 am making a mistake .- ° l‘ em°°ll Bl ll"? in staying when he wants his free- cailiest, and the oinsis will probably dom ggtilgeateby then. He lihdilld either ' EIARQQBRQKEN W111; 8 r or worse some time w- Answer- 11 ht." * - . On the contrary. you are doing Aglgihid 51*“! mbrealhl"! lllllclilyi your husband the greatest possible the f0 l? "m e °°°l bedmm" aﬁservice by standing pat and re- he dig n till e llllllse- smllellllleﬁfusin to give 111m a divorce. and m’ lemgm“ Mm!’ Mall-ll!" thus eeping him from throwing sgnflvhel‘ she slmllged m5 lmellelld way a‘l that he has spent his life ‘f0 h§§$.“e'i?‘o,l{‘e‘§“'*l§f- “gglllg jggg; n building 11D. and the uuv Will . , . . . IILLIIC1VOICE that the tearss would start ycgome when he Wm thank so“ ml on 1 s nurse's cheeks. ' . Heclm‘ Mmllellrh lellmed 01 We Just now he is suffering from a 11”“ "W55 and. carefully refrained brainstorm that. strikes a tor. o1 , l“??? exposmg m5 ‘W? 99's” l“ "lﬁmiddle-aged men and wrecks them 3° P" a‘ m“ llwse- bu‘ he 59m l1 unless their wives have sense and Inetﬁenge‘ l" bring buk "W5 0f "Wcourage enough to protect them. 1 l” Fllls °°¥ldlFl°ll~ |Right now your husband may think ‘N511 t?“ “lellmll W°le °ll DY» Mcﬂtltat he is willing to give up Y0" m lemallwd l“ ‘mil-slam “lend” and his children. forfeit the respect an“? ‘if 5110.95 bedFllde- .1" me oi all who know him and ruin his ‘level “is 9mm“? l“ mlellsllY- ""1. business for the sake o1 this t 1e boys life seemedto hang on a woman Bug, “nun he has egme to ‘flfflldel ‘llllellll; H15 llll-e "WY and think it over and count the cost -.1.11i1 ueie disturbed and restlessihe um wonder 110w on 9311],} ho lélfrseﬁlllvérllltllniljible f)‘; slgelkmléglglllhever ciould have been cratzyi enoutlh I , ~>5' ‘ ' coirsucaizn. ‘boats and nets and the strap he so He“ o Md I h g

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often got at. school. The b“; cure (or an 01d “we that

Tllﬁnlr 1w , would act" 11 seed has got; to be a. sort of senti- . "lllllls Swell lled be balk"? 5am me. mental hangover is to have to spend l ‘_l.°°l°l.- “llll ll lrllwll- Blll I 6311'? some time with the heroine of ones liiskugiviilg 111111 an injection at theyuoyish rumau¢e_ your 1,551; may ghost-u} stag! 1t might. ailect hlb would be to urge uuur husband to

llcilll- go and spend a month instead of < New Mﬂllllfﬁqn. W110 had had 11° a week with the ‘ady. and especially ‘ml l" “Hill-ﬁx lwm- wlped 8P with hel‘ (‘IIIIGTBIL The chances loves surreptitiously. The strain of are u hundred w one ye woum iconstant work and anxiety was be-lcome home Del-fem‘, cu,-ed_ Any.

. Blmllllg m “ﬁlm h" tall" CWYBBP- WHY. a vacation isn't the rlilht time . Then, about. nine oclock, Archie m (9.; “Wu Evewbuuy 15 51"., and lies-m to weak 1110111 lvudlv- relaxed and the moon is shining! and - "l “mll M“ Mccillogmf» WllCYF-i the iic-ivers are blooininc and one is M1‘; Mzlvlltol‘? W9 1'0 11101108 — l?" ycshinz over with sentimentality. iillti I. When I'm lwcnLv-oiic well] 1u11 all the boats tocctlicr. Where's T“. 1t out 1n mo‘; suauuv win. M“ WMFIWQDI? 1 Walll l0 $993k ,l°, ter ivcaiher. when Your mind is cn uunullcll icli me a. story. I — 1m m; ston- of mo, stock market in- invlu hot. I want Mr. McGregor to Se.“ o; m“. mum IP11 me a 510W. - . ." 1i vou want. vour husband. make His voice trailed away._and he lay a ﬁght. for 111m. Dent let any pantmg and rushed against the b t; predatory lady walk oﬂ‘ with him "ll W5- _ , rtvht under VDLII‘ eyes, will out your Dr. Mchelll and Miss Mathlcson 11m“; o hand 1o defend xyoui- looked at each cther. and the same property DQRQTHY 131 _ thougzt occurred to both of them. 1 _____.___i_ _

(To be Continued) "a SPRING LYRIC" T718 1 Spring comes. and busting buds S‘ D‘ U‘ break out in teal.

With warmth of air: the scent of lllillljl llFll ilmlllld. 1 i111: annual mania; ui :11;- Ath- Tlli‘ lf"‘»i' meilld within the shaded l letic Association took place on last 811N115: lSaturciav night. The following of- Tlw zrscn of SPTOlIl-lllll Brass/es all ' ilcers were elected for the year

around: I 1 1940-1941: President. Kenne- _v The honk cl ivildgeese high above Mooney; Vice-President. Hilbert in Heavens IO'Hanle_v: Secretary, Francis Mac-

Whcrc straiaht and fast their way ;Au1ay; Basketball Representative, thcv Nortiiwards make Iloward Hogan; Track ‘Master, “flu-n Nature smlinii 1111s hei- I<'.ank P. Aylward: Hand Ball Re- . ‘ "vliltc blanket. ipres-rifativc. George MacDonti: :rs soft to alL-time to’ aszball Representative. P. Francis ﬂiiﬂ ‘MacDonald; Tenrfs Representative, The chwrlul chlrri of birds from ‘Jacques Hebert»: Auditors. Clarence woodland branches. Coady anrl John I-torgan. It was Lon". l111.=hcd bv winters trip, to decided at the iticctinj! that 1n fu- southlnnds far airav: turo the scnior football and l1osk-ry ‘The Illl1l‘l’t‘l\Il‘il1'I waters song . teams Will elect their respective re- tltrcuvh iviiidiniz pathnuyvs. icrcscntativrs who will hold pcsi- tions on the S. D, U. A. A. A. At. a meeting held on Tliursclav Joe Chisholm was elected as football representative. and Vince Grant as -—- hockey representative. Use Minardk for dandruff. -~——-~ 011 Mondav afternmn live. tiller- Ciass Softball unque got. under way. Four teams, representing the Seniors. Juniors. Freshmen and Sophomores. and High School have entered the league. The keen 1'11- terest. already shown iii the league points to a successful softball s-ea- son. The following is the 1111c up of the Seniors: Tom Holland. Dr. Johnson, Joe Maher. Rev A. O. Murphy, Albert Dupcmt. H Lain- dry, Peter Pronkc. Roland Des- Champs, Len Connolly. James Mc- Gaughey. Jack Coyle and James McCarthy.

, Rev. A. A. McAulay, P. P. St. Peter's was a very welcome visitor to the College during the week. Though ,'n his seventy eighth year he seems to have lost none 0d his youthful enthusiasm. Father Mc- Aulay claims the distinction of having introduced lootbsll at 8t. Dunstarrs. He will celebrate the Golden Jubilee o! the Priesthood this summer. Messrs. Martin Kenny of the M & a .dept.of ‘Transport. Ottawa. W. C. tMcEachern. Director of Postal Ser- ‘vlce. and Richard Johnston ex '91. Boston, also were visitors to the College during the week. Mr. Kenny is a native of Morell, and Mr, McEacherri of Souris. Mr. Johnston, a. brother of Mr J. J. Johnston, Charlottetown, is a prom- inent Boston lawyer and was a mem- ber of the Massachussets Legis- lature for six years.

A meeting of the Students‘ Coun- cil was held on Thursday evening. The President, 1.211 (mnnolly. ex-

in regal siva-v. .i. R. Campbell Graham's Road.

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#111 the 1940 Gilmore-Yosemite Economy

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l Run —-306.5 mil l sleet and rain-win SS-hp. De L

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- - - ih I cars in its price class (b0

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Engineers know that at least 8 cylinders are de- sirable for power, smoothness and ﬂexibility. As proof, consider the fact that the highest-priced cars of most manufacturers have 8 cylinders or more."

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|plalned that the purpose of the _n1cmbcrs and one visitor. The met - meeting was to receive. the report 111111 was 011011011 bl‘ 81111-‘1111: our Isl- of Mr. Somerled Trainer who :1t- 1 and Hymn and repeating Creed [tended the organization meeting 1111 unison. Mrs. W. Show presided. of the C.I~‘.C.C.S. at. Chulliain. N. Roll call ivris answered by an in-

B. At the meeting: Mr. Jack ‘VCIIIIOYI. Minutes of last meeting ’I‘ralnor was appointed regional iwerc read and approved and sign- Vice-Presldent of tlze unit. ‘e11. Tho President. repertcd the

——-i--»—4 — Autograph Quill. was finished and ST. CATIIERINEYS W. l. the sccretarv icporteil having; made ~—-——- $9.45 on same.

The April meeting of St. Cath- Under the head oi unfinished ‘erines Woincifs Institute ivas liPid ,bus‘11rss the Sctirctarv rcponed at the home o1‘ Mrs. llcctor Mc- |$29.l0 had been made m1 Si. Pat- Ncviri with an attendance o! ten rlclcs concert. It was moved and

seconded ‘that. all bills be paid con- ling. reading, etc. Lunch eommlvee jll(‘(‘l.(‘(1 with it. ‘The president re- iMrs. Jas. Sherren and Mrs. Mc- ported a letter from Daniel Gass |Ncvi11. The program for the even- lubout trvicri-iilosls was left. over 111; was a debate that tlic P101103.‘ ;til1 next month. woman contributed more to the

The sick committee reported no iivelfare of the home and commun- t. ls having been made. All in izood ‘liv than does tre modern woman. jhcalth. _ jBolh sides debated well but their l The questionnaire on Public .be1ng some of the debaters absent [Itciilth and Chilrls ‘Welfare ‘was ‘there was no vote taken. Meeting ‘flllPd out by MrszDavid Inman 11nd ‘closed ‘by singing God Save the ‘(IISKWIKWII in meeting. Mrs. J. T. In- ‘King. rue hostess sened a lovely ‘man invited t-lie members for IISXT Ilunch ivzili the lunch committee 131990225.éggbggllmafzngﬁpélélshsgfzdcgnuﬂiitfgt. Receipts of evening '70

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