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AUGUST!?-g7, 1953 .. .. .
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LHGUARDIAN
"YOUR DOLLAR BUYS MORE- at the HUGHES DRUG STORE.”
SERVICE TO SICK. Dial 6132, Oantwelrs Pharmacy. next to Gloria.
'Wl TREAT THE SICK WEl.I..' Giuey's Pharmacy, next Stewart? Bakery. '
KEBOBINB. Electric and Pro- pane Gas Refrigerators. Bryentou and MacKay.
CORRECTION - The funeral service for the late Emma: J. Corlsh took place Friday morning in Southport. It was incorrectly
stated that the service took place Saturday.
RECOVEBING FROM ACCI- DENT - The condition of Mr. Louis Culragher, 23-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. 'Ilhotmas Carragther, Lot 65. is reported satisfactory fol- lowing an accident in a saw mill during which he sustained head in- jurim. He is in patient at the Chat- lottetown Hospital.
CORRECTION-I-Ils friends are pleased to learn that Mr. Fantm Mlohure of Brackley Pt: was not as severely injured as the item in
yesterday's Guardian indicated. Mr. McLure was kicked by a heifer and although receiving
bruises and a shaking up. was able to continue his work as usual.
IN PORT - The Imperial Oil Tanker "Halifax" (Captain Hef- ford) yesterday was tied up at the Railroad wharf. discharging ll. cargo of 18.000 bbla. of ethyl gaso- line and 8,000 bbls. of fuel oil. The Canadian Government steamships Sorel and Brant are loading light-
the Marine wharf.
ACTIVE 99-YEAR-OLD-A grand old lady of Mt. Tryon, Mrs. W. A. Waddell drove'to Village Green to visit her niece, Mrs. Claude Hor- ton and Mr. Horton. She was ac- companied by her son Wallace and his wife. Mrs. Weddell will be 99 years old in December and she is still enjoying an active life. She has raised a family of five daugh- tors and three sons.
SEVERE STORM - The heavy electrical storm of Sunday evening was exceptionally severe in the vicinity of Wcstville, New Domin- ion. Lightning struck the dwelling house of Mr. Arthur MacDonald, and that of Smith Bros, as well as a barn belonging to Mr. Tupper Strang, with slight damage to all
house supplies and equipment at.
three. Fortunately. no blaze re- sulted. but at Mr. Arthur Muc- Donald's. a small hole was blowlll out in the wall of the dining-room. and an electric clock was burned out and the telephone put com- pletely out of commission. At Smith's, the motor in the cellar”. operating the water system, was; rendered ineffective and some raf- ter: in Strong's barn were splin- teed and shingles torn off. Lights were out in four homes. also New Dominion United Church. wherr service had to be conducted with the aid of gasoline lanterns and kerosene lamps. Repairs were of- fected by the Maritime Electric Co., about 11 p. m.. and residents
greatly appreciated their prompt service. .
JUST ARRIVED. Kenmore Wash. era. The best washer value in Canada. simpsons-sears. Char- lottetown Store.
ISLAND GRILL, Queen Street. Dial 5228. serving full course din- ners. specialising Chinese dish.
GDLDBPOT - Feature for fea- ture, the finest refrigerator value in Canada-fourteen models to choose from. see them today. simpsons Sears Charlottetown Store.
ATTENDS ALUMNAE. - Mu, Fred Coyle and Mrs. Mitchell Mac- Donald of Charlottetown, left Tues- day momlns for Halifax where they will represent the P. E, 1. Alumnae at the Canadian Feder- ation of Convent Alumnae.
Personals
Mr. Louis O'Connor. Clinton, was a visitor to Charlottetown on Tuesday.
The many friends of M Hrh . mm”. mm '" '”8m'”m9 m'lmi0w'- r'egm”";o He also on the gallows in 1992, ..g.
hear he has entered the P. 1:. I. ';j:n”ff”5i"3 km mi in 111- oman W m Qgch u he visited the mine-then murdgf
Tho many friends of Mrs. Joseph id W '0 W9 the D11” wret-
M -7- Armor. olty. will Hospital for treatment.
Trulnor. Spring Park Road. regret to learn she h lottetown Heep ml for treatment.
Mr. and Mrs. sunmmerstdel aooompsnled by M”, Seymour Scott of Cornwall, arrived home Tusdsy, after a brief visit
relatives at Clyde River.
for a month. He is suffering from
3 NV,” he." "may, that the average person does not do any real thinking of his own un- V E", Coffhh Lay, til he has reached the average age 1.105. of 33. Previous to pital, Carol Mcllae, Lab Technlc- merely parroled the thlnss he had been taught and heard.
The Misses Technician at the P. E. I.
jun. Health Centre, and Kay Pratt. Lab Technician. P. E. 1. Hospital,
are leaving this week for Dayton, Opinion to sum ul3 Wm" um ""380 person's cue to thinking is in this generation. We parrot just about
My. 1nd Mpg, w, M, Archer gnu everything we hcarand let George son Harman, Lincoln. Mable, are do our thinking for us.
Ohio.
visiting Mr. Archer's brother. C. F.
Archer and family, Charlottetown. ink is that few people do any real This is their first visit to the Is- thinking for themselves. Is it any wonder that peoples and nations
land and they are very much im- pressed. They will return home over the week-end.
Mr. and Mrs. William MacDon- ald of Ross Valley with daughters Maud and Hole; and
son Donny. accompanied by Mr. said, "O God, we offer this human
MacDonald's brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Oskes of Crapaud, spent Sunday in Vil- lngc Green at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Horton. .
IN MEMORIAM
In loving memory of our son Tom Irvine Roles-son. who passed away August 27th, 1052.
Today brinn beck sad memories. of a loved one gene to reel-
But you will never be fa-gotten By the ones who loved you best.
We miss him because we loved him. He was dearer than aslver and gold Ne treasure on earth can replace
him. Iumemln-anoo will never grow old.
Lovingly Remembered by Mummy and Daddy.
IN MEMORIAM
..v In loving memory of LEMUIIL LAMONT who passed away August ma, 1951. sweet are the memories list. otoaewalovodanlwillnevorfoiu let.
Iver Iumssnbaud by Ila wife.
Couple Killed Ar Level Crossing
Indian in 1890. The discovery made
emnedth on g vanished in the mountains while
” " searching for the lost mine. No wonder people refer to the place as John scan 0! the mine of death.
on Jack Oalhen,
Wm, relauw. m W "1. Mm. while on a motor trip to France. a ”.'"'”” tire on his car blew out. an
up, mg '34", Muk mm” of chauffeur was killed and Cahcn
London. om" hwe .mved on me and his wife and 4-year-old son Island for their annual visit with m0 "ceived in-1"?” when 01-he" recovered bent over his bed and said; "You "lends of Mn Lou” Mwyhee have won 328.000 first prize in the of Clyde River will regret to hear Vlcwm CM” the doctor has ordered him to bed Sweepstake-
after a formula? ' 0
their was widespread
Strange But True
i By I. E. MacArthur
The Arnsed Ice Cave in the state of Oregon is one of the strangest spots in the United states. Why? Because this natural oddity - a strange Desert Ice Cave .- lie; in the area of an ancient lavri flow with the hot desert all about it.
The city of Bend got its ice from this cave in the days before re-
frlgerators were invented. No one k
hid yet explored this underground "V" 0f 109. and this mysterious phenomenon is quite a puzzler,
In the wilderness section of British Columbia is a mine called the "Mine of Death" though Hg original narne, Lost..Creek Mine 15 more familiar to prospectors and those who seek the yellow metal, This lost mine which has clgjmed the llvu of its 20th victim, Alfl-ed G-15D0rd. was first discovered by .n
the Indian a. wealthy man, It .150
A some of men are said to have
The fates played a strange trick British bookie.
consciousness a nurse
Grand National
Philosophers of the past tell us
this he has.
It doesn't take A phllosopher's
The net result of this copycat-
pattern their analytical thinking
0 0 Human sacrifices for the crops
Addressing the earth the people sacrifice to you; give us good crops, seasons, and health." Then addreming the victim they said, "We sacrifice you according to cus- tom, and no sin rests with lrs."
The victim was then anointed with oil and each person 17198011! put his finger on the anointed part . and wiped the oil on his own head. I In some places the victim was led from door to door, where some plucked hair from his head. As the victim mlghr. not be bound the bones of- his legs and arms were broken. The mode of putting him to death varied in different soun- tries. One of the commonest modes was squeezing to death. But sometimes he was cut up alive, An- other way of sacrifice was to fast- en the victim to the trunk of an elephant, which revolved on I post, and as it went round. the crowd out the flesh from the. vic- tim while life remained. some were burned on a slow fire. The slower he burned and the more tears he shed the more abundant would be the rainfall and the helm would be the crops,
The ashes of the victim were scattered over the fields. After the supression of the human sacrifices animals took their 91809-
In carrying out this awesome cus- tom. some Indian tribes ate the flesh of the victims believing that in so doing they were partaking of the body oi'.t!hflr
In colonial day! the D9091! "595 spider webs to stun the flow of blood over the O'DOn wounds. 1 MW heard on good authority that
in ancient times. 5
spider webs went into the making of the mysterious cancer plaster which was used quite extensively in the treatment of cancer patients in the early days of this province. It is now thought that spider webs contain narcotics. Certainly the following interesting news item would seem to bear this out.
"The Inmates of a cell in a Col- umbia prlson regularly appeared in a 'drunkcn' condition. though the warden knew no liquor had been smuggled into the cell. Nar- ootics were suspected but again the prison officials 'were up a tree'.
To get to the bottom of the mystery the warden undertook the task of watching the prisoners from a secret hiding place. 'IIhis is what he saw: The prisoners collecting cobwebs which had gathered on the ceiling. These they rolled in cigarette paper and smoked. Soon they were three sheets in the wind as the saying goes. In order to keep the spiders busy spinning webs the prisoners had been catching and feeding insects."
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In Central Falls, R. 1, three sis- ters gavc birth to three sets of twins at the same hospital in the same week.
In Winnipeg a man woke his wife and told her he had a ter- ri-ble pain in his back. Quickly she dressed and drove him to the near- est hospital. when they arrived. the man's pain had vanished but strange but true his wife had to stay-within an hour she gave birth to a baby Kiri.
SPRINGFIELD W. I.
August meeting of the Spring- field Womcnls Institute met at the home of Mrs. John I-Iosan with 10 members in attendance.
The roll call was answered with I. recipe. Three visitors were pres- ent. it was decided to auction the premium blanket at the next meeting which is to be at the home of Mrs. Reginald Hsslam.
The new committee: were ap- pointed: Eniertalnmenl, Mrs. Arth- ur Hnslsm and Miss Muriel Haa-
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school, Mrs. Reginald Has- lsrn; refreshments, Mrs. Keith Mayne, Mrs. Gerrllt Lao, Mrs. Crawford Sinclair, Mrs. Arthur Haslam.
Correspondence was read includ- ing a letter from the Cancer So- ciety to which 35 was voted. A letter was read from the Red Shield appeal thanking the Insti- tute for their contribution. Orders were taken for cod liver oil cap- sules and for cans. Two get-well cards were acknowledged.
It was decided to accept the invitation from Emerald to attend the handicraft course.
An interesting report of the an- nual convention in Charlottetown was given by Miss Muriel Haslam.
Roll call for the September meet- ing is to be answered with a pick- ling recipe with sample of same. Lunch was served by the hostess and committee In charge. Collec-
lam;
tlon amounted to 31.35.
only one of every 15 person.-. convicted of an lndictible crime in Canada in 1951 was a woman.
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PEACHES. basket 31:2? lb. 49: I RED PIJJMS. basket 93c w- 0 ' A
"THANKS FOR. CALLING, ;
rresult of near 100 ears' ex rience 1y y P. ” my 5"”! 't9"' set forth therein.
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NOTE: Upon application to the undersigned, the Department will supply blue-prints and speci- fication of the work on deposit of
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ROAST BEEF .lB. 55c
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