7 SATURDAY H . .” rm: GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN
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will Visit 0Il'toVIll , Continued from page 3
and 53 to mothers who had reach- By Lug. Lcwi. ed the no of 55 years. -
In some districts in Prince Ed- ward Island the people still have their well-known ”Wake"-a relic of the primitive custom when friends and relatives gathered in the presence of death. The name
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CIIAPTII. m.I:V'l2N While Albert's voice murmured in the hall. Victoria thought about the events of the afternoon.
Nowhenelse CG V0990?” 1; had cu-umly been I fun one. is supposed to have originated in much heat for 5:3: She took one sip of her coffee. it lilfilztcfidethe ?)t0d keepclnk "flake kl . . . II . I iuk ' . Sh ld , Y 3" Eel-3 9 B011 ""' "' ” """ 9 -11...". i'l'Zo”3.E iiiciif '31.... i.E...33'i.'i.. from dams miscmer. Watson Foster Fmesf Coleman automatic OI . , Th id er ploduca 32000 31'U5 of the sllex. She thought of Sawn. h "gr P321: 1 l-Y3dllll!0n lhm . wukl b L he house. mm. W en . I rc ay on is death heat per hour! Dollar value D19")? :2 (Ema; rpourmg con” bed. hel requested his weeping a in comfort has made K the for mmsem dunking 1,. In hex friends 'to cease their grief and u u ts fumes. umng on hm of kitchen. It was Lymcal of mm. rejoice at his comfortable exit"- "S kind. She returned to the dining room. hence the 6-tins. drinking and ' Thinking of Sawn, she felt rich music ” the .0ld.'”:"9 W3k93- . ' F Settmg 0" entlnlyrnw Nah in mm": Mbem she looked The lower animals show a nat- O
down at her hand tilting the glass globe of the silex above her emp- ty cup. She went to Albert's place and gave the coffee to him. Re- turning to the kitchen. she set the empty Silex on the stove and then from the doorway she saw Albert return to his place at. the and of the table. He was in pro- file to her, and his face seen that way lookcd closed to her and ab- stracted. For the first time she felt that perhaps she had not en- tered enough into Albert's prob- lems. He laid his napkin across his knees. He put two spoonfuls
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ural instinct to protect their young. and furnish food for their subsist- ence. Monkey mothers have been known to pine away and die when forced to separate from their off- springs.
The mother shcep mourns the loss of- her lamb for as long as three weeks after the herder plac- es them in different pasture. and the mother cat will rustle rats and mice for her children long after they are able to fend for them- selves.
How tenderly the mother bird watchcs over her young and feeds
Miss Phillis Burns. secretary of the Child Welfare and Family Wel- fare DlVl.sl(lilS cf the Canadian wclfaro Council. who will he in Charlottetown from the late after- noon on Saturday Oct. 27 to the early morning of Wednesday. Oct. .'ll.
Bliss Burns is just beginning an extensive iivc-week field trip tliroiigzli the Maritlnies. during which she will visit many social arzcncics and make several public
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I? wnee lmd 5”'"d 3(l(llTS.sE'yf-.7Vm::.-.-'-- 7;; them until they are old enough to ”Who was it?" Victoria asiredd?" 0”-WW Wm” "9 W4 ""5 1."? mi” y".”t'm i THE as she went to her place at the Wm” ll” ”””1m" hm dled ." Dr "NW5 " the "me "' long tab”: end down somcwhai she could hear Simct bound man to one love. one "Moira :l-tastings It seems 1 him 5”mkl”g "1 ” 51”" musing woman' and one hOme' and "Gm kn my mm m we mfe ,,..he..e voice of one dictating R. telegram. such a humble -'-tart sprang the
family unit. or fundamental group
. appreciate all speed pos- of society which we know today. 0 0 0
tell i sibie Birtlidny gift. Send to Mrs.
we all talked. She wanted to me it was all right. she has it."
129 Kent Street Phone 2188
"D-d h y , a ,-e about Himc, above pi'l(ldrC5S.l' -Vshe drop- .. the ;Jar:7f WU Hy ml ipcd bark fiflnlllsl. her D1-10W. SIml- If you were asked to name the .11 lengmy iinir. Albrrt. had forizoltcn her most popular flower. you'd prob- He looked up in some .m.pr-.59 I hirihday; that song nnit door (ljiad ably say the lily or the forget-nie- .'. "l ' : '. S l - . . ' - ' ' . --wm ::.'"::i::8 ..;:..;:.z” 2:. 22:. .:2;..:.r,:, ”I t id h o, f ourrie." r . S ova,” nesrhen asizedc owns 1! smhlhcr. his famous rose -garden-the won- -T E D W A L L P E R S K & A bad 'dmm,r.,-. l Sleep Clilsvdy in snugly about der of the ancient world-until Q . I-It was ..m..I mod You-re mm, lirr. The pianist next door was today. the beloved rose has reign- . mm um; 5 Cook .. playing a nicdley of old songs ed Queen of blossoms. And strange mgi wrmq Qmd modegi Hob it wlmh had been popular in the but true, the language of flowers . .. 6-, nmfmiw. to ' year she and sawn had lived to- is as elegant; and polished as any c vim -omiiw what, made Han-lss ileilicr. ”St:Irdus1." ”Lnzyb0n05" invented by man. Indeed. there is run rm-v x l and one Whlrll she didn't think :4. flower that expresses every 0 H y" . . ' . 1-emcnibcrcd now. ”F'arc- rinotion of man--hope. lovc. sym- , mnbe Md had enough dmnm lilellmlh Arms." She found herself DHUIY. grief. Etc-
for one rveniiig. I had to tell him what I thought of him."
"Oh?"
"He's turned into somcthlng not loo nice. I told him so, I left
d Therelare many meanings hid- en in tie.hearts of fl wers. h .
worn for decoration tohey rrprfsxs cf.msmy' which m”k” them M951 tcnderncss. remembrance,etc. Take a” bndal bmsS,”mf' .
for instance. the white carnation worn on Mother's Day. It is a symbol of love and respect. Or- ange blossoms are a symbol meant to bring frultfuliicss to a married couple. The language of
swallowed up by We eerie 199"”-'1 of slidini: hack. hack in hmt The pianist. played ”5i0Fm.V W9”-h"-" Faintly she heard a kV0ll1Bll'S him with a lot to think about. voice take up the ji";JYd5-L Its too late. of course," m.V man. mid 1 gm tg eozkcc Albert's response surprisrd her.yl;ceps'rainin all t o ".m. D ”Sometimes." he said. "1 find you mm” M1 ””' ”-"la
' ' ' 3- So ions: ago now . . . a llille hard. Victoria she dreamed mat mam or
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call the quick-heating. efficient and causes him to charge. cloth w3l9Tl00 W"-h its ample Me place. of any color waved in front of I long legs. and high oven. in which bull will bring down his wrath, our grandmothers baked those and cause him to charge 1; ma huge'brown-crispcd loaves of Is- waving act lg kgpt up for my land grown wheat milled into flour Icngth of time. from the old grist mills. What Although frogs lay their eggs in hm"! "mt "35! it 5”" mlk" our water and the young tadpoles are
Thai. 72-ycar-old Waterloo stove owned and still in use by Mrs. Jane Miicharlniic. Lower Montague. F. El. cwlalnly has stood the test at time and carries us back to the
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Tsrpaulms. any size; Used army wool pants and jackets; diglheiy gllislegursadlgv gfirht apmmm, .,..,...,.,,,k,,.: .1... ,1... mg .,,..,,g.. b1.,:E..,,. ,5 ,,....,,y. days when mmmmumsy pm mouths water just to think of it! good swimmers, frogs are not ilsh New am y . - . . - - - ' " " is h dth of the Hudson river. the -rrrmm": ”'”-m quality into their products so that ' ' f .by any stretch of the lmaizinatim Bomber 3)1?l(etKi73lllS1y3ll(i;l 1)a('l(PlS. Gabardine and Satin fifgge l:,l,f,.f”ff,l'".,e.”dlllluxeiglenanixi nlilinsndes of New Jersey stretched screamed she knew she would ilierpurchziscr got real value for The popular notion that red in-lTh9 "08 35 31un8sb"5l-hl”3'3"M' ( i' U" me ' med and heavy qu”ted- ...,f,' separate mom 519,, ' and along the opposite shore. sawn never wake Albert. Albert Wilbllllfi money. furiates the male cow is the bunk.ii'.re classed as an amphibiamtheret t . -. . ' t , 'tti', t ihe splnet 933110-I718? dead- A Those of us who have re ched It's the movement I the iece of fore 1r0K'81C83 3'6 mut End "M Complete line of work sliiiis, ox eralls and underwcar W” ””'”e '” m" m V"'"la 5' W a To be coiitinucd a mom um mgkes grins, mphe; upimh, as many persons believe.
The” was R party going on in ing and smiling as he played. Al .- the half-century mark still can re-
Wool .loo shirt: and pa1'kag' 100 new and m - - - L d The blond woman with the face Oil '""O"O"" . . ., . yed suns. 100 the big house nex -onr. V ', . .. . new and iiscrl mcn's and lmvs' m-oi-coatq, many Wpeg of house was it little higher tliiairtBt;;'!:iicte niitlwginlglg eliial-jrsgmmmil . ' l -- . .' . . l , s c t . he . be ause of the upward b0pe:W cars y 2 gabardme and burbeliy (oats, dress and rubber W01lk 1'3-1" ofrtghe rlin. and looking out of imlpiano and said, "To sa.V izoodhyl l coatsi window at the foot of her bed shells in die a little." And Sawn kept; could see the lighted windowslon smiling and playing and me! Also Pl1sl'1(' Rni')p()a1Iq at , staring down at her ihrough the blnnde wcnt away. He sinnpcd - , A. f i ---------------------------------------------- -- 2'90 or me me up v.;nrin.: thw;';g,;;0:g...;5. 131;". a .. ' ' H ”' a- - - . . 1. te ianoan v-. ,y mi;-toire and hay) i-liizhi suits and sheepskin lined Jeep (5.:l:re"l?:”flh;hed:l;;L;le:; lgfgneox W-mp M...” mo ..,,.,,......5, mick , V . began to play the piano in the rug. and she was vw'igdlgvh:fI;.;t: C0mPl”9 W" "i Amw lVilP. Grch and lohn Palmer Gro him" "W domi l)S(l.mcmlfh lllmim"l('”l'7;dillfpii3.l3l'aiiu O ' s ' , ' v 't -1, .m:iiiig. i - Cork and loamnr Snlos' Quarameed water reslstant b00t57 laolilclid ollulaedivlgtlantg. Lille Snwliel She awake at seven. After she
it sounded like Sawn Dlaylllif -iiilhad sliowcrcd she PM 0" 3 ll0”5Ff daffodils
Also Panco and riililirw soled hams.
the apartment thcy had shared coat on which )'E'1l0'Wb1 backy
LETK9 Slwk Of PliilfiI'N1's. l.adios' and Men's shoes Also a mi mmy yam gohdrrhei plfmm mmpcili ovsillen uedlsmallv ' . , . ' ' k s ' - . i "H ' ”t i." ouii . . -
fun lme of Iuhhm flmhl pan pglilad lookallamsleeliling arlill.OAsosl1c tgilat there was no coffce in the
house. She would have i.o drink. miik. or cocoa. She wondered. about h0l'l'OWllli-Z some coffcc fromll the Bogm-ts' cook. But she dldlfti want to cross the street in R housecoat. she decided to drink- milk. ' She knew Albert. would want to reach the studio early. He would
settled back against the pillow. she heard from the hall the faint sound of dialing. She wondered who Albert. could he telephoning: at such a late hour. Propping her- self up on one elliow she lisiciicd. Albert was speaking: very softly, but she heard him ask the opera- tor lor Western Union. A burst
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have to eat breakfast at the com- missiiry. Sllf: went down the hall that led to his ronm in wake him.
The door was shut. She opened
it and stopped with :1 bump against something hard. She. squeezed through the half-ope”
door in see what had stopped it from opening. She lfmked down and saw that it was Albert's head.
He was lying in a. curious crouched position on the floor near the door. His elbows were
close to his body. his hands were under his stomach. He had on blue pyjamas with it maroon stripe. His mouth was open. the side of his head was pressed the floor, Before she
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