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FARMER BROWN'S BOY IS PEEVED

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Alas, haw fmv with temper Have rvcr Slnpnrd to count cost

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: Em-.' rltili in :'r 'lp7ldC fil1C4Sr'. ptl.V i'Cil. t we knew t'na'

;rwiid nnt dt-' ct, South .rl.'l ianried nn hzs loot 'na' w s n--rsciit chin trick. rat". do are. and theii leitri r-mu dom- ny, t not be sure what hr- took the ciiine w Spade arc and lorl it i i l 1 dumni,v. This pair l- .x i ck, and

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When it inns full and liuaprti 4: little he placed it on a big rock.

the Old arc not. care- stcp. They don't

fni' there were Cows in PEis'lLltF. and Cow: ful where they

- watch their feet. Up on that b.g, ” . rock that

heauiiful. liS;:, shiny pail ftill of berries. would be safe. I-iziiiiior Brown's Boy was sure nf ihni. He was proud n'.' that pailful nf berries. Of course, the berries wri-e rm sweeter because they werr in a big. new. shiny pail. ' ' it secined as it they be Tiicv locked as if l.n(,V Fond aiwars tas'es better ii .t. looks hrtier. Yes, sir, the it look: the better it tastes. . rook remembers this. ' mer Bi'ow'n's Boy went to fill the o:'ner pail.

HA found a place where the i1Cfl'l0S wrrv plciitiful. They were inn kznd that grow on low bushes. They were like a blue carpet on the ground. He squatted down and p;cked and picked and picked. Be:ng so busy he was Very quiet. Buster Bear, coming into the Old Pasture, didn't hear him, didn't smell him. Nor did Flrownls Boy see nor hear Buster Bear. Neither suspected that the other is as in the Old Pasiurr.

Now the place where Fainior Rrnwnis Bov w as pzcking, was some the big rock on ch was the big. new. shiny pail of berries. Finally i'l.J.5 other pail was almost. full. He stood up. He looked over to the big rock where his biz. new. shiny p 'lful nt berries was, and he was just. in HITV3 to see that big. iicw. shiny nail go flying through the air. with all those lovelv big blue- berries also flying through the air in all directions. Buster Bear was standing up beside that big rock. It. was he who had sent. that big. iin'w.' shiny pail flying through the air. He had seen his reflection in the nail and had mistaken it. for another hear. Ho hadnit liked his own looks and he had swatied that big. now, shinv pail with one or his bii: paws. You see, he had lnst. his temper. If he had kept his tmnper lw mitzht. he just might. have had all the bOi'rlCs that were in that patl.

"Hi1" yelled

B:'ow'n”.I all hill

Farmer

he w;isn't. runniniz away from Fluste-: Boar. 11. was Buster Bear that was dn;nc the ruiiiiin: away. Farmer Brown's Boy was running to pick up that pail.

Now the Old Pasture is a poor place in which to run without. -iuitchiiirr your feet. F.'-irmer Brnwnis Boy wasn't. watching his fort. He tripped nver soniethins: and fell hoadlnn: intn some bush- es. or course. he spilled the berries that were in the pail he was carry- ing. In fact. when he fell the pail flew out nf his hands. Wnen rzickcd himself up his face and hands were scratched. and the pa.l was empty. And when he got. to the biz. new. shiny pail. nf course that was nmpty, too. Also. it had a great dent. in one side where it had been struck by Busters Bear's

great paw- Meanwh;lr. Buster Bcar was crashing through the bushes

spite of a paw that. was still sore. He wasn't. thinking of sore paws:

iho was thinking of nniniiig but ':'.'('l.ill'liZ hack in the Grrcn Forest.

Fiirmcr Hrnwnis Boy shook a fist in the direction of Buster Bear. Hr was peeved. Ho was really nezwnd. Do you u'nndr'i'?

WHILE rum WAS LAFFlN'AT ME,AI-I STLJDIED vooDoo- NIGHTSY! Now, WHUTEVER AH DOES To ONE. o"rHt-:5: MIXED DOLLIES -WILL HAPPEN TO ITS Moonm OUNTIR

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ifHE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN

THE CONNECTING

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Head Office:

Wood Islands - caribou Ferry Service

PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND AND NOVA SCOTIA Tho Prince Nov: and Cluxleu A. Dunning operate on the

(Standard Time) Luvs Wood Islands- P1-lncg Nor; ,. 1 n.m. ll n.'m. 3 run. Charles A. Dun 9 mm. 1 pm 5 IMH- Luvo CIrlbou- Charles A. Dunning '1 Ian. 1! n.m. 3 run. Prince Nov: ............................... .. 9 am. 1 pm. 5 run. LISTEN IN TO CFCY EACH MORNING AT 6:30

Catch an early cronin; and Avoid disappointment.

NORTIIIIMBERLAND

Cl-IARLOTTETOWN, P. E. I.

For Particulars Phone 73. Charlottetown.

LINK BETWEEN

FERRIES LTD.

PIUSVILLF. 1'. I.

The June meeting of the Pius-i ville Wor:n's Institute was held

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at the home of Mrs. Anthony Gal- 'lant with an attendance of twen- lu--five nicmliers. The meeting op-i tcned by prayer, followed by the. roll call which was answered by; "My Favourite Manls Name." The minutes and treasu.rcr's report were reiid. approved and signed. E

The sick committee renortedi having given 3 treat to one sick! .person. New committees appoint- ied were: Sick-Mrs. Cyrus Gallant. 5 Two new members were welcom-

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I ' i I Mrs. Cyrus Gallant kindly invit-l ,ed the members to her home fo: the July meeting where the roll call ,will be answered by "My Fav- ourite Women's Name," also bingo

and frcezeout. will he played to raise funds. l Concspundciice was Ihrii l'9'4Idl

and it was decided to donatc 55.00 to the Canadian Legion Building' Fund. p

Mrs. Peter P'. Gallant and Mrs. Norbert Corcoran volunteered to attend the meeting in Ebbsfleet in. reznrds to the district oonvenllonp

Then followed the drawing fo:'. members to go to Ste. Anne de Beaupre and the lucky winnersl

i Miss Hazel Corcoraii.

tquiremcnts of the oil and gas ins

were: Mrs. Peter E. Gallant and

The winner to attend the annual Convention in Charlottetown was. Miss Annette Gallant.

There being no furihrr btisiiu-as the meeting adjoiirncd.

WASHINGTON. July IR -4AP) -interior SC(T6lal')' Oscar Chan- man said lot'.;:y that unless the oil lndustr,v2s steel nerds arv iiirt. the United states inay ho fortoci liitt) gasoline rationing in the next eight to 10 months.

He testified at a St-nntc interim committee lienriiig mi tlir siccl rc-

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Skinny men, women gain SLIL 15 lbs.

Get New Pep, Vim, Vigor

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are uuw proud of iuiiniiri.-. iieiiiui Tim Utllill me siievin1xig..r-ruim ll)IIiC. UMIPL HI Ionic-4. llllllllltc . ' .lllI null nuneiiio a mu--iiiiii In fund was tml lllllfb mmixiii um nourishment. out noaii on two mine.-

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PIPPY AND "CAP" STURS

VES, MR5.

THE BESTBEMOERE F IS RIGHT SMELL

CAN GET ANYr

ASK FOR IT AT THE RIGHT TIME I

JUST REMEMBER, HE'S AT HIS WEAKEST POINT WHILE HE'S

A STEAK ON THE FlRE I

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MY LAND! I THOUGHT iwi-1'0 MEVEI? GET CAP IOU!

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ARE THERE ENOUGH CANDLES YES, MA'M 3

FOR TH' CAKE"?

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LEE. FOLLOWAN' .7 . WHERE. THEWIQE. GO .. . TIPPIE--Aw THEN I'LL

NEVER SPEA5f AGAW;

TO WHOEVE

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MINUTE "' 'i

ME WIFE HIT ME VVITH AH OAK LEAC-

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WHAT ARE VDU TALl4N' ABOUT? AH OAK LEAF

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----'--A TILLIE 5How:D You U33. WHEN SHE SUGGESTE D mu QEVEESE VOUR 1:155 IN THAT DuBLtC:'l'Y-

aur You nesusaowo urr HIM CHANGE You INTO A HOMELY t

YOU WOULDNT MIND LETTING A FACIAL ..,' sueseou CHANGE iHER mm A HOMELY

THINK! WILL

" AND WHEN BACK OUT AT THE LAST MOMENT." THINK OF THE

ly Havry Hoenigun

NICE --i-INCIDENTALLY! A Buck SMUDC-E

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---HE IN5I51'5 ON USING HIS MOYHERS Eviemw 10 DARKEN HI5