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FEBRUARY 14. 1952

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Elizabeth, Like Britons say she Ila:

HBO .. (Nu) ..Victoria pmmflyiy the beat-loved mon-

h Great Britain aver had. IN! A": ruled (or the longest time. we bent the new Queen, aa-

nu the throne already assured Ce , warm place in the hearts of M, subjects. Whether she will hie?! match Victoria as a revered En... is a matter for history to

deglifsritans see in her the same

Bum-,5 for winning at-loction that Victoria had. She had "-

en fin! her people. she is a quiet. mniiy-loving woman, a person of EM; dignity and honor. She is. like vlctorla, a woman who could be railed "queenly" even it! she weren't. a real 00”"-

wcw;-.n's father, like Eliza- setlrs. was a younger son. There named little likelihood that Ed- Wang, Duke oi Kent. the fourth W, of George III. would ever alre , queen. But the only child of GeorgC'S eldest son died, and the next two sons had no children. so Viclnrili became next in line.

She was carefully trained as a future queen. she neveri slept an-at from her mother. and she iliis forbidden to talk to Brown- ugs alone. These rigid measures made her an 'unchildlik.a child. and gave her a dignity that was consistent with her position. But it didn't make her a happy girl.

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in 18.11. when Victoria was 18. W. l,mnne queen. The chamber- lain awoke her in the early morn- mg and calmly spoke the words she knew she would one day hear: "You: Mnje5f.y!" she was Queen Victoria.

Thus began R reign that was as mliri-rm from the original Eliza- befits as it is from the reign that the new Queen will have. Where- as Elizabethan England was a period at loose carousing, victor- :an l-fiiziaiid was and screw.

Bu: both eras were golden days for England. Under Victoria-and her brilliant prime ministers. Palmerstone.

straight-laced

Gladstone, Disraeli -En2land's expansion reached its

Victoria, Queen In Own Right Saute lliiailtlas For Winning Affection or People

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NEW CROWN: AI Princess and heir in England's throne, Iciizalwtli wore a coronet for this picture during her visit to Washington last ,Fail. Now she'll wear a crown as England! ""0 NUDE flue?" Since

'the reign of Victoria.

Her marriage was it iovc nliIlCli.l8L'iCiOil5ne5B on net tour of Philip and Elizabeth met wiien,ada last October won her the re- me was 1.3 and he 17. The Raynlispect of all who met her, family was visiting the Royal Na- Shortly EH9? hEC0m1niZ Queen. val College, and Philip as "cap. Victoria wrote: "I have so many tainls Doggle," had to entertain.communications from the minis- the two princesses while the King tern. and from me to them. and I wgs mspgqging. net so many papers to sign every - o e pday, that i always have a very Hi. duncuu so uy "mg love greatucical i0 do. I delight in this came at once to it 13-year-old girl.!W0l'k- but it it wasn't love at least it was close friendship and admiration.

I The new queen

was - equaiLx

peak. The nation became an em- Love came mm and opm.m1,ded.zenloL's as she trained for 'he day. -- ----- --- . , . ;..n,xu-inthebiadition of India, Geo,” V, 1... E”,,,bem cyiooscitliatt arrlycci with her Jzitliegsi ,..,,,,,,,m. mm mm. lbs. ues and be convinced of better saiings when shopping auri 'li'i0i'll1 ecame an empress. h . h ,1, L . 1 1 . dea h. When she was 18, she ma e l v - The how queen will not have that pfsilgf" M am He! cmce Mai her debut in the ceremonial role; our family oircle has been broken at ATKINSON 8' title on her string. Elizabeth-5 "am,-ng rm. he, m,'which is the biggest part of the ....... A link gone from our chain, , - - - ture role was just in intense. si.ir0.vI1 I-mill"! Work. , amazon or inrnrnoii. II. But though we're parted 1... . SILVERLEAF mi in her country, vi mic though not as mm, s vlctori "a. she "Vie-W4 the Elm”! W "gun; noun 1 , Wh"e- . 9.-.-.-'-'-'-'-"'t”' aimiiiiq love was her family: He: Her grandmother. tahe Dowager W'"d50F Castle. Afterwards. shei ':''..I We know we'll meet again. av-.'....-Iu,-.'.'J'-'I"' consort. Albert, and her children Queen Mary, was a kindly teach- W"” A” h" father 5"d lisliedi ........., 5,." M. ",1 1, W" . . . zlc 5 lbs. -00 ante had time, including the fu- er in the ways or queenahip. Once "'W9(l1el."- WOW did I W 9”” y ndll-l fly a Mmme kg. . . o - - ' i ' ' ture King Edward VII-made up Mary introduced her to an old dyy ' How much brmd Md cereal I nm y. P s ciosely-knit happy circle. friend. who greeted her. "How do T.h”t5;il"E "EDP": In dClilIi!'Ei.'. does your family eat in one mA0nl-h7 Shredded . . . . 33c The mama” 0' view” d you do. Lady Elizabeth... agains s case am e at his According to Canada's. Dietary , p k 5 . o - 0 ' ' Mbm was an arranged auniriiny The Chnd prince” stmened and';llirg'(-ix: )d:i;;lillidtcr. Very well, my-iS2t;:Ii1i(iidard adraniily all flvedwtlih 2 P Q . zqg KING COLE Albert had been ai-ozuii h a said. "It's Pi . , L L d ' . ' C ml 38'” Wit EX 3” "'1 is - - W W9 J0b 0! ac futurey :?r1i:o:t. Her Branzirrigtlferno spzkg UPNnn?lnidheu;1(:.”ll'ilxfll?)::aEifDeS:Ltl1f?rAL:Ln irlmy em dppmxllnmcdv 21 labs. of large. . . 1 The impptnegs f the H 1 .. . .. . our an cei-ea an 47 l s or "pp c mm Mm R WHO. mt, ariligrmge :11: ;kl,y;u W ZI:sr.e 11;) zplllgilywhgiincs: the prayer and .lhe expectatlonias loaves of bread. These amounts 1.. loving memory or Mistletoe kg.. 3 Am 2?: . P 9' mm", Mm me yes” Alba” grwvm up she Wm be amdwn are that Elizabeth will continue form a substantial part or the. , d 5 01- P gefilicll. wiijtih Victoria was 42. was Through the tutoring 'or i-li0'lJaf sltictliei-Ill; ;Yl:il:iinv:”3;on:hfhem(;,(!1:lirmg: 8. d b 0 d a b d I A wutltmiw Al PEARDEN P'"e 193 My ow. . -. ” C 1' ' ll r H re uriic h , I - . - - ' it is here that the present Eslxafii g,l.lE;';s:'"KlndQu5EgwE1:K:o toiliy hoaoirs lshe studied so care- our body to give mi-1,0,, dioxidcll Hi" "'"''”A "Mi '9” l :' Lldoi 1 lb, t ' ' ' ' . FRESH GROUND Queen differs most from Victoria. a lady worthy of the nlanie. Her wlilih rm” believes that we dndi wmlirltat the same lime mm LFum'My 14"” mu" 1 "5 k ' . 19: ' uCin5: ea or energy. llowwver, ns0i'i- . 00 ' in order for this action to take: iniltrled IDY Hi! Wile. ? BeoRN 9 . I lb. 509 983 '--Ami God Be Witii v M in ii ' B1 or W M C . 49- our y alig ter ""33 be present. it is found in thc.' V" "””r i Bulk 1' lb. . .-. - - - ' ' I . in... and germ of the whole ....n. IN MEMOMAM ,. COCOANU . an ' The more bread and cereal - at . , . i the more Vitamin B1 lV(!ll(l'lC:d.' I " i ' i Vcribesi a - . e a . . . . . I-VI-H! SWANSDOWN This is why gamma-5 Food Rulni JAMES IClilMETT'HUGHI-IS ' ' .l.'a'a'n'I 4 - i tell us to use whole grain cereals Ilinkora I.I,'.' . every day. I y t u'-'i"' 43g . can we mmomm on mmmi I-ebruary utii. 1942. I .

At present: prices it is possible for In 1,, in m,,,,,,,.. 0; 0",. any --,-4-.' the family of five. to buy slum ml if-other. wile lost. his my FLU”.-0 .,,.u.-.-.-.-.-'-'-'-'i"""""”" months supply of white and ara- in sea on board 5. s. Rnmpo, Mei--I ,

ham flour, package rice. macaroni. l.-hunt Marin:-. I Hgndi

cornstarch, cornmeal, oatmeal and, l NACI SAIQ -

preparcd cereal: for around .53,30g.'l'iiei-e is someone who misses you g

However. with a little care these-i ”' -V- J ' same amounts can be bought for lA"d m"ht H” mm "nu "ma "mi 3 Abs, 98c 1 y, ) WCII . :r:lu:'h,s - amost one M” as'Tiiere is :n:IlIt0lIO who thinks of This is done by 1; ' 11 d 3"” A 3''

eats 1n the bag 1.M:g'r1"5thar:: EnlAnd tries to be brave and content. Purity

packages. by bu in ' , t

and cornmeal yin! rllflelkma(c(3aeri(l)(!J1- ITo 'ot':n(l'eIiY ii-3:1-0ntil0T;',n."n nu CCRC MAX E p .k

phone bagsl instead or in nack- 'No gm of loving tears iieelde his 'i- Large Sta 1,: .- ages. and by buying oatmeal. grave. White or H ad c.de',y .' , "licked and rolled wheat instead I only know from what the mes- chocolate 3 196

01 fEnl'i' Package cereals. 1 saga read. LQHIICR ' ' -da 25:

Oalmeil and wheat have from .Who spared the time to tell me he H Pkg. 96 Count m Flo" d I . . . . o -

two to three times as much Vit- ""5 0”"l V I 3 O .

nmin Bl as shredded wheat, in-an lThat on the S. S. Itampn, he gave ' 23; (lakes. slirecldlesand muffets; whiiel "'5 ""5 .,W ., W m, C Firm e 0 0 ' mi-ntiakes. rice krispies, puffed I , 1 L 0'” ”' l :: CC 9

rice and puffed what have mac. Kind and sen'ermis.'a tinny, rlllllefi 25c "M13" "0 Vimmi" B 3"” C9” F rzeergoigi 3:2:-"Rs '.'.n 9' Fresh H i5 . . - - ' ' ' ' ' . 25C bout six times as uh . 1- A . I A ' '

mu '" C ” ” li?."i.l.?.!'.'2."ii.."2Xi '”"' -"""”' WOODBURY 5 Sm” 5' APPLES. 3 M --

What about bread? 38 loaves of ' 5 Cukem Sweet

white bread at 172 a loaf will cost Away from home and loved ones. . Mushrooms. ; 36.46. 38 whole wheat loaves made You gave your noble lite, Aunt Fresh Beans, etc. a - at home 11:: 3 my mciudmg To help your King and Country. mes, swing - ”:',..y-gt.-.-.'-l'-'-i""'i' electricity for cooking, will cost Amid the awful strife. 4 for 29: n. Pom I.-..'.'a5I.Vl '

only 34.13 - 5 saving or 32.33. You an: sleeping in your glory. ::k.vH-.",aa-I.Il.'u'I

This together with th . 0,, cm,” W”, amollnbctosamf VVhere"u.V:rI:,ri'i::i that dreruilui ircb- T 0 84.00 a month - enough mon ' ” sweet ry ur to buy 24 quarts of milk. U ',',?S,,.,, Roasting melded Siicitd cogmmn Reniembeh to save money --i hope we will meet. anin PORK COTTAGE. BACON BEEF buy whole grains. buy in bulk. lane with God. who mule us. PORK ' Nice Meaty bake at home! 1.; homo and heavenly peace. HOCKS Ll). ROLLS Li). Cuts Inserted by Mother. Dad. 1417- Lb, Lb. Brothers andisiatera. 23: 49g 51g 4?: c ....-i L .. W with sorrowful hearts. the management. and staff of tiatkinalcliln'e i . v - imatnaaanraamnsxwm (iroeeteria joins all of Canada and the Empire, as we mourn e su on i t . . - iii?li Clllifil (ill 5 AVCS cooku Com" - l1nurt.mme:at:p;lll:ees Rllililtrtle rgliglmd passing of our gracious and beloved Sovereign. King George VI. i are illgigoit iim” ilH.j,t A',;;;; ,3; 8135"”, R E A Fliiidndeep respect and appreciation our store will be closed all day .... r y. gt .' - Lrr-ILE EGGNOG rum 3 tablespoons red cinnamon illt Iii . Pttlirtlrlr I A 0”M(' '5 - - r ” ”' clndiel. ivi cups suzar. i ilz Clips t rrgitnahu Inna: Three slightly beaten eggs, in 6 'm" "kl"? 3PP”'- 3 A83 0'44 M0!!! In "W '"'"- 3 ""1" WP milk 9' "CM cooir cinnamon candles I o ' M . up . .'5,mig ",2, ::3'g'3 Ortlm. lli iea.!P00 suit. it teii- sugar and water 5 minutes. CLEAN Cu"-H38 mg :-',:,''l 1:-I 3: spoon nutmeg. i 2 teaspoon va.nil- Peel and core aphlex. add we-lir-i nil?-ends 'a la extract. or. ii desired. sherrv l" 53"” '"d W" V”Y'i”i"l'i!" '1'"-1' WEAR HUNGER ovn.'Ill'ab'iota;Iniuio of mm nm.nrmz' 1 "mm pm," tender. turning occasionally and :Inr'i:.a. e..:re:'. nu,” basting often (if color is not red , pt Fog You; "' 'Mh"' 0' "I"-V Combine ens, an-iar, and milk. ""””5h 9 mu” 7”" Rm" "0'”'”'"E ' I, 4 x 2,'.'..';,,,T,:',!,":" .2,','.: Add salt. iiutmeg and until:-. ex-imf-V "9 "M95 '” 5.V””'”' D" "M DY? (ailllllillg Neotla j 'pm"uet.3 Tan haomtn tract. or other flavnrlnc. Pour ';f"C0"li- ClY9diU'1Yl"'-m0" APPI95 x Y .,,m: "” " into pastry-lined liidlviriiii: pie mm 5-''”P 9” V00: M'""l,"l"' fho". 5 "L115 .,5'','"! distress and or 3 a cut a pans. Bake in hot. oi-en. 490 de- mi” in "'5 "33 Vhu" "M '0 WP .,.':?f',,:,',"0"-- -' 5 W-5 "' lrees 1' 10 minutes, then in moder- wilt Com top halves of apvltsl 2337 . vhf?” ,,,.,,,,,.J'w:'5-"ll!,Ita(a'. aanoaav at M, mm, 335 d,,m.,,.,, R "M" jut. with meringue icnrln: the cehtrear .' W 'm”Mawm'""”,,. ' m 0 mar Mm. about so niiinitcs. s.':i.ii lv".'u "I'M. Rake in mo.'lrra'e own: .167. ""”'" l -''''1'' I

with meringue made of 3 egg whites and 8 tablespoons sugar. Inake in slow oven, 325 degree.-, 15

QHXLDRFN pep .:iwN

degree: F. is to 20 minutes. Before servinsr fill centres with the re- niainintz syrup. Bakes 6 servings.

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rue GUARDIAN. 'ciiAai.o'r'ri-:'rowN

THE CENTRAL GUARDIAN

This column is reserved for news of local Interest. but advertising of a newly nature may be inserted at five cents a word. strictly pay- uliio In advance.

JIMMTS TAXI - Phone 525.

COOK'S STUDIO for perfect pictures.

IIOWABD MaclNNiB FOOT- WEAR at 175 Queen Street.

CEASWELL for Better Photo- graphs.

LADIES SUITS -5 New Spring models. colourful. stylish. From 324.95 to 529.95 at Jack Ciimerons.

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IIEFIIIGERATOBB. Ranges. Mo- tors and washer repairs, Storey Electric. Phone 3007.

CHARTER FLIGHTS to any point in Canada or the Unttec states for passengers or cargo Phone Maritime central Airways Limited. 2061 or I540.

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REMEMBER, ZION VALENTINE TEA and sale of work to-day, Zion Hall, 4 to 6.30 P. M. Home Cook- ing and Candy table.

LISTEN TO DOWN DAIRY LANE. the Musical Radio Players of the Dairy Farmers of Canada over C. B. A. and C. B. H. on Thursdays at 2.45 P. M.

G. A. RAMSAY AND G. F. HEID- MAN, (Toronto). are continuing the special Evangelistic Meetings in the Gospel Hail (Upper Prince Street: week nights 8 P. M. ex- cepting Saturday. Sundny 7.30 PM.

POST OFFICE ON FRIDAY - Frlday, Feb. 15, has been proclaim- ed a National Day of Mourning, and in compliance with instruc- tions received from me Post ot- fice Department. the following postal service will be given at the Charlottetown Post Office: - Let- ter Carrier Delivery - Nil; Wick- ets will be closed all day; Public

Frill not make their usual trips on

Lobby will be closed until I2 noon; Special Delivery service will be re- sumed nt 12 noon; Rural Couriers

this date. - J. J. Connolly, Post- master.

GIGGEWS PHARMACY, Kent street. Phone 3170.

MRS. JOHNBTONS LADlES' WEAR u Special Sale.

MEN'S OVEBCOATS T0 349.50. Buy them now at 525.00. Hender- son and Cudmore.

NOSEGAY VALENTINES. Lim- ited quantity. No delivery on ihls special. Janics T.-iit. Florist.

RANGE AND OIL BUIINEIIS serviced by Vickerson FfncI' inc Co. Telephone 2480.

LADIES SUITS - New Spring models. colourful, stylish. From t2-4.95 to 529.95 at Jack Camerons.

ORDER l'0lIIt FISH TODAY for Friday. Queen street Meat Market.

It!-ITIRING FROM (7. N. ll.-Mr. George W. sherwocsl. enginee. formerly of Moncton. N. 18.. now residing at 121 York street. Back- vlile. N.B., is retiring on pension ti-om the C.N.R. when No. 4 train arrives at Moncton on Thurs- day. Feb. 14th. at 2:30 pm.. he will end more than 41 years of service. He has had service in four Provinces without any accidents.

CARD PARTY-The St. Charles Auxiliary of the Chai'lottt-town I-iospltal held a most successful card party on Tuesday. Feb, 12. at the Charlottetown Hospital with twenty-two tables in play. Mr. Fred Decostc was in charge and lunch was served by the ladies. The following were the prize win- ners: Dnnr prize. Mrs. Matthew Lee; ladies' first. Mrs. J. Lannan: l.)tli'cs' second, Mrs. Thomas Train- or: rzents' first. Mr. William Mac- Donald: second, Mr. J. McKinnon: freezeout, Mrs. J. A. Egan and Mrs. George Leclair.

T IN MEMORIAM

In loving memory of J. WELLINGTON THOMAS

who passed away

race Titans

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FALSE TEETH

More Firmly in Place

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EARLY SPRING SHIPMENT Colourful - Stylish - Different From 524.95 to 529.95

In all the popular Spring shades of Green, Brown, Maroon, Navy, Rose, Grey and Fawn.

TAILORED SKIRTS at 58.50

flue Store for MEN

139 Kent St. Charlottetown, P. E. I.

A Requiem for his late Majesty

King George VI will be held at

8:15 a.m. Friday.

All members of St. Peter's are also requested to attend the Church of England Memorial Service at St. Paul's at 10:30 am.

ujjm-....-;...;..j. SPECIAL

One 5 x '1 Enlargement ”REE with every Roll of Film at

Meyers Studios

125 Richmond Street

THE SALVATION ARMY

GREAT GEORGE ST.

FRIDAY-10:30 mm. in 11:30 am.-

MOURN WITH THE NATION". A special service of sympathy and dedication all u'elcomc- conducted by Sr. Captain L. Tltcombe.

FRIDAY-3:00 pm.- THE CHILDREN'S MEMORIAL SERVICE instead of the Sunshine Hour. MOVIE-"The House of Windsor”.

FRIDAY-8:00 p.m.- We unite with the Community Memorial Service at Trinity United Church (auspice: of Ch'town Ministerial Association).

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