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THE CHARLQTTEIFOWN GUARDIAN __ _

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ROBERT DICK]!

Lac. Robert Dickie. of Charlotte- tmvil. the mu ni Mr. and Mrs. John

Vi. Ilielu" .‘ l-Iusinn Sh. who is non in (‘algal speeizillzivig lll wile- Irss in the R. F. )

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In Memoriam

Y DIES. JOHN ll. NANTES

A cloud of so w and sadness giiiiniitl me gin g oi a beautiiufl naiill‘ mu mu, when the Angelo Helen, Mrs. Martin D , , _ . Death er -u the linine oi John H. Johnston's River: ltlnry, Mrs. E: :1. an ““§‘\pe~!cd_ mvitatmn w 3° m“ iKcm, NP“, wmsmre. Gertrum, icf tovln coine. along. She leaves i i‘ ‘ ‘ y blouses wh ch have to be dry-

'i.t"i\‘CO(i. and took front a, loving wife and

Nantes n .1,

ii the stiul oi’

mother. ‘lhrouchout her brief illness. all

that Clllll, wen". medical skill and nursina could do. was done to re- store her 1-.» health. but without m and as her spirit grew more

detached from ezirttily cares, she Ionized to be \\'lill the Saviour whom she loved nlltl served so faithfully in this world. Her unfailing patience and resiun- lO'l to the Divine Will. e i0 her loving hus- circn who so faithfully i her everv need. llcr or Rev. Filliltl‘ Keefe tual consolation in his . and administered to htr .. oacramenis of the Church. '.I'lius. her l) flCvéllii DQ351116! to Eter- ni‘v on tlie clnriiius Feast. of the

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s dlﬁilfl.

lmriw the deceased from her child- liovi and down through the years lirr lite visas the embodiment of all ‘the irturs which constitute a noble chri. ‘lflll woman. In the home where 5hr was the centre of the love and devotion o: her husband and family she will be sorelv missed, but her memory wiil be a blessed one and an illsnirtlllml to attain life's nobler thine/s.

The arrival of Rev. Sister Marla Britain. Ilalifak on the evening pre- Iziviiii: her met-hers death. was a 5I\l'l'(‘<‘ of consolation to the fanulv. Sh" was accompanied bv her cousin

51.. Eliza be th _James_oL_ML _St.

keeping withi Mrs. .l. R. Hmzan. Brockline: T°I‘<"ﬂ. ~ of ﬁl'.'l\'(‘l‘ and izocd worksi Mrs. LJ McGinnFredvriclcn. N._B.: i. 1 Ursula. Mrs. D. Malone and Reeina To those who were prlvelegari to. Mrs. Frank Murray. Charlottetown.

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In Air Force

With R.C.A.

Two men of the R.C.A.F. 0n the’ hi‘! h Erlo Balﬂlll. who II It BT95" eni stationed on the mainland with on R.C.A.l"‘. unit. Before enlering_ the Air Force he served five sea- t - sons with the Lighihnrse Regiment. On the right ls David George Fall. sun ni’ Mr. and Mrs. Clarke Fall. (‘rn-paurl, who ls training with the ' R.(‘.A.F. in Halifax, N.S.

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GNR. LETVIS l-‘IUTCHESON

Vincent. Academy. Itev. Etigene L. Gﬂf- lnWii lllliﬁhﬁﬂﬂ W710 10in-

Murrav of Simimerﬁeld also visited 6d the R- (7- Afiiliﬁy l" $9111. 1939-

the deceased during her illness. He is the son ni' Dari’! Hutcheson. The deceased “hose maiden name who is scrv n; with the Veteran

was Anna Maria Flood was born in, Home Guard.

Maplewood on June ‘list. 1877. Lite

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Sands Riddle

By Alexander Campbell

asked the l. "I'd like you to meet Dad and rry."

Peter Cmsb able. Ho was swan that his ex- cuses were becoming thin.

"No. thanks, Lucy," he said. "I- as a matter fact, I have to meet a man."

hear all about this

im? him." "Then." said Lucy. "you're iniz to be disappointed. Oh, I'll tel vou all I know: but that's very little. He

Lucy Carr sighed. Peter. she was lives in Johannesburg. like us, reflectiniz could be dlffi it. th h i 1 . Britain has-its Brighton; filler-lea foFeuE-u I ave neg" met hm be

its Pﬂlm B88611; and South Africa "Not surprising." murmured Ter- its “Marathon. The town-described (my, "It's p, bigglgh odty,"

as _South Africas Premier Pleasure “He's an engineer or some sort: C1ty'0l1 the Thilwﬂy 5tET§~ll€5 at mininiz. I think. but. of course not the south tip of Af ca. bathed by with anv of your people. or he'd the warm waters of the Indian have mentioned it. Ocean. Golden beaches and golden he's here on holiday. We met on me sunshine are the ingredients of its, beach. And that's all 1 know. I

daughter of the late James and Hanna (Monaahani Flood. Silo at- tended the community school ill St. Jcserhﬂs parish. Kelly's tljross after-

--....~ ,1 musica C 1* 111i Snce she can have niilv l’) st. Augustine's Convent. Rust o. In. blmlsps h “M; Wm, he, gmqng

.. h... spie married Mr. John HWY 5m,‘ Wu don, mm, hm. buying Nantes and of ‘the t I childrin, h. »' however born eicit are lVlllLZ o cierlsi 1c. “(uh cannot be washed and mm '\19"l°1'l‘9(‘"1 <1el'"l¢"111v"1@1'- rigwn | ed and tracked in a nurry. is case

knows the joy oi owning clothes WlllCh may be washed.

i Sister Maria Aquin, sisters of Char I i‘.,v. Halifax; Rita. Joseph, R1’ sell. ‘and John at home. Muplewocd; Gerald. with DeBl0is Bros, Char-

clc-aned to wcmen W11) can have

chore than two in any season.

n6 W“ Splck-and-Span Look Although by nature gentle and _ iunasstiminz. nevertheless her‘ influ- Dllllllg summer mcntlis. ~lre hes l ence for good in the community vnvs l ﬂl least two dresses \\'!llCh may be i recognized. Her talent for leaderslrpl Washed and ironed wfliout trouble. was shown during her term as Pres-l She doesn't buy whit,» _m- page} {Lent of (‘the galllOllCanilslgOfgegtSi ﬁzlllrévels cctfton] or otheiukzseh unlesﬁ ague an sie 'as cri: b. . a per e: y sure ua er wi Joseph's Church for several veins stand bong freauentlv mindel-rd,

i l Oxlienot a lianiillvtﬁf twelve. tlwPre ShQOQarreQ "Zia iiiliép all‘ OXir-ragiiilé are e o clerisi o memory r a cream o, a am t f V, dear sister the following: br0ihe‘s Cleans,“ ads?“ lilac, o Sig" i1 land sisters" James D and Frank J “m; 1.5,? 1 v r ‘mrse an a . ~» -- - . _ . ' ', __, we 1ry_~~n n-t-"r" "vu-q-q iof Kelly‘ Cross: Katherine. MW. D. m, =2? CHI»... an “.1. h dk ‘ .J. Kellv. HHVPTlIlllI Annie Cecelia. ﬂgefin," s,‘ . j, l“ .51‘ f’? nuifcnflen. with“, n}? Ziwlf}, office there‘: a p1ll‘ 0' "can glnvqq and a pair ni <i"‘k!|__; a; W91] as

a box of ccsmet cs.

Refurhiswng

I Despite the well nitrh impassable ‘iravelltnz conditions. her funeral which has already been chronicled was larizelv attended and the mun-

erous spiritual offerings. telegranxsz- Sh" 513 an hon» rir so one i and letters oi syirmathv bore $ll'ill. , $18." H ll’ Q0111! over the clothes testimony to the love and esteem ' ,- 1" 1161' \\'81'CT"-be —— Prue: ns- hooks which she was held by all Rennie l 01‘ AMPS. Slbfiiiilielllnl! “Q3118 cat in pace. L-14l-6-4-1l. llemlines. warning white gloves —————————— and COURTS and cuff . clearing

WASH CLOTHES BOON T0 suede shoes. She allows another BUDGET ‘ """ " P‘ week for general

_-_- beauty care. The girl who ls determined al~l ways to have that. CllSD-ﬂS-lei-lllfi!‘ The m lofik ln unite oi’ a limited budget.‘ pass are __'hl>ch means a limited wardrobe, w .t.

These smart new Firestones

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Here's more of everything you need in a tire . . . more non-skid safety, more protection against blowouts, more mileage than Firestone has ever built into a tire . . . and you get it at no extra coal . . . at the same price as ordinary tires! No wonder thousands _of Canadian car owners are changing over to this super-value tire. See your nearest Firestone Dealer ancl have him put a set of these smart, new Firestone tires on your elf

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- don't even know when; he's staying. Peter Crosbv looked on the crowd- Satisﬁed?"

0d. wiOllfflli 506119. Th6 RiiWBTiDB. "I want. to meet him." decided Sir yellow crescent of the beach they‘ John. Next. time don't let him tun had just left blazed under the after- ofl‘. Haul him in."

110011 51m I! W85 @1001“! With bill. He snorted. “l won't. be avoided Rally strilied umbrellas, under whle by YOUNG incn who take my daugh-

bronzed terms were stretched lazily. ter out. just because I happen to be Surf-riders stood erect. on their a millionaire!"

bucketing boards. racing inshore to “Leave it m me," 5h;- pr0ml5ed, where the breakers churned up (To be Continued)

creamy froth.

Passers-by paused to spare an ad- -

mirmg glance for the couple on the hotel steps. Peter Crosby was a large young man, who smiled easily. But at the moment the square set of his jaw was rather more pro- nounced than usual. His ey eyes were thoughtful. The girl w o stood at his side was slim. sun-tanned, golden-haired and undeniably beau- tiful. Her clear blue eyes. shaded by the brim of her white hat. stud- ied her companion.

AUBURN NOTES

Miss Marie Simpson is home on a well earned vacation to visit her patents, John and Mrs. Simpson.

Mr. James MacGaughey is en- gaged at carpenter work in Sav- age Harbour.

She sighed. “Ohl Are you sure?" 1mg: tlidudiil-tilioljirtgrllfllérslgcallggy Peter passed a large hand through his musled ha“. han. Ail pupils applying themselves ..El.__l.m afraid so‘ of course I-dl to the utmnstlo pass all tests for love to. But-you'll excuse me this? m“ ‘wmlllg mm- time. won't you?" | The Oriental Hotel. besides whose maindentrance ttlgew couplﬁsétdod. reare l seven s r of g n ——-—— white fagade to the scloudless tiling The stork paid a flying visit to sky. An Indian waiter in while linen Mr and Mrs. Joseph Maclntee, with ad red 5:11:11 stead lbesidg tléel Auburn, and left a bonnie wee son. swng ours. swam y ace an - -~__ 50m? BY"! iIﬂDasslve. From the 0101' Miss Margaret nlaclnnis, Auburn, lcunize there issued softly the clink-i was a recent visitor to the City.

Mr. Phillip Shea is out again ai- ter his illness.

ing of cocktail glasses and laughing‘ ____ .. .-. vqiﬁes- | EXPLAINED

through the swing doors, two men _____ emerged- A chameleon CllElIVCF colour by

Lucy Carr exclaimed. "Here are Dad and Terry new! Peter, do stay and be introduced." She raised a slim arm and waved gaily to the two men. Oae was a broad-shouldered, nud- dle-aged man. with smooth whie hair and a izreylsh-wlilte moustache. l A cigar burned between his ﬁngers. ‘i he face was a strong one: the blue eyes under the heavy brows clear and w . _The other man was younger. I-ils rich black hair was brushed smooth- ly back from his tor-ahead. The tare, clean-cut and verv brown, was strik- lnizly handsome.

‘the broad-shouldered man ht- ed Lucy. and waved his cigar.

means of cells containing black. red and yellow colouring matter which lie just below us transpaiw- ent skin,

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teeth in an eager smile, and raised a swift hand in greeting.

Peter Crosby surveying the hand- some young man with no iriendil-i ness, suddenly bectune acutely con-i

Lucv kissed her father, and sir John Carr beamed dcrwn on his love- ly daughter. _

"The young mam has declined your] invitation again?’ he murmured. _

“I-low do you know I extended an invitation?"

Sir John laughed. “Intuition, myi dear! Well, he's a. remarkable young. man. Most. of ‘em would Jump at the chance of meeting a good mag-

note. “Precisely?” declared Lucy. “Then he." murmured Terence

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Parry lazily, "is. I take it. different."

"he is." the Blrl told them. "He is a hard-working engineer. and .1 L told you his salary. ‘lorry. you would laugh. But. he is a most. independ- ent. young man. and I have a suspic ion that. he looks down his nose at nullionaires like father idle young men like you, Terry." u

"You're ticked oil‘. young man. said sir John Carr with a. grin. "You msv be handsome as t. e devil, Terry. but until you learn to be

more £1111 never be a suc- cess wt es.’

Terence shrugged his shoulder: gracetully. "I was born to be a - " bachelor." he murmured langumly. But there was a warm 810W l" 111B brown eyes as they rested on the,

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girl.

As the three of them entered the‘ hotel a man cum out. He wu no older than Terence Parry; looked much older. His. black hair fell almost to his nigh shoulders. The hair framed n pale’ gaunt. face with uni-naturally hign, sharp cheekbones. His clothes looked as though they had been thrown hurriedly on. The end of_ a tie flipped over hi: shoulder. A _a.re1to burned between the tips of nicotine stained flnEers.

He looked at. them briefly thr h his lame spectacles, and nodded sudlggi" mm; n: '

" mo . -'

He hurried past without bothering to greet the others. D

"Igua Qrhoul seems in s hurry. N-v ma: e erence.

Sir John Carr mined. "A queeri fellow. Gould. But a most efficient secretary. You must get used to ms jaundiced outlook. It's habitual And this place mak 6

lnnced humorously Erlously fitted lou a with its black gins tables and c mlum chairs. "It's a form of torture for him to live in it. When I told him that we were coming to Marathon, he almost

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muliwi d mo i! 1 was going on h0lldly% 18$ him stay bOhlﬂd and put the ﬂnishinc touches on some dry statistics "

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"Aﬂwllly didn't you?" asked Ter- r co y.

e21: John uhrugxed zood-ilumwr- edly. "The fellows been won-kin far too hard. He'd never tabs a ho day of his own volition. Bo I soothed him down by nretendin I had a lot of papers I wanted h Jo attend to.

o: urse 1 haven't. I'm here mi- l. Simpson works u a m IMMI- wau: mum acumen ﬂu

C3151’!!! l guanine. he‘?! mfzgtting because eres no or o." IN THE SUN BY THE SEA llli-ilehliftiedzrone shctiuidfﬁ sllghtlsv, w c r - "Won't you come in this tune?" lect. nnvziaiuriiseig lgisedla n ti?“

"Lucy." he commanded. " want to looked imcomfort- yours. Where 1nd hovlodllldgyoxri-gegt I want to hear all about;

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‘I'VE never. seen A Wlllfll WASN- | WISH MINELOOKED LIKE YOURS," SAID MY cousin. "us: sunuenr" i SUGGESTED

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scious of having sand in i115 t/ousled ' LEFT,

hair. I-le glanced down at. his crump- '

led whim ﬂmneu, One of the many "No," he said deﬂnltly. "l really you“; wnmgn

must no. Make my apologies for me, Qfnlﬂoyyd

wml" W?" Lucy I ‘ In (‘amid f1 Lucy sighed again, “If you're quite ’ '1‘

sure you can't stay. Tomorrow, W" QXPBHd-YII

weir?" m“ P he x u aircnlt Industry. omorrow." e r erven y. "m";

"o" m‘ “w” virgin in Ih "On the beach," the girl agreed. I ' He turned on his heel and tied. ' "will" 0f l

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FOR BEAUTIFUL SILVERWAII

Send only 3 Sunliﬁln “Stur" carton end: Ind 15¢ to Sunlight. Dept. , Hamilton. Ont. You'll receive 2 Original Roger: teaspoon: In the lovely, exclunivo "Allure" pattern-and Iniormltion an petting matching lmlven, lorlu, etc. Or lend 5 Sunllgh car- ton end: and 60¢ for 6 tennpoonu.

—IT’$ ALL- PURE SOAP i LARGE BRAINS message cabled last; night to men. —-—- bers of the Catholic Women's Largest brain ever reported by,League or Canada. in convention Mexican physicians was that oil li‘l'i.', Pope Pius XII, urged mem. Leon ‘Trotsky, which weighed three bers to intensify their i-eiigmut, and one-half pounds. largest ever moral and civic activities, and m recorded in medical history was become particularly imhur-d u-iih that. of a Russian novelist, Ivan sanctlfication of family life. "nit Turgenoff, which weghed- four message was read by Archhishnp ptlmdg and ten ounces. James C. McGulgan of Toronto. Most. Rev. Alexander A. Vachon. One section of southern India

Archbishop of Ottawa, gave an ari- has an annual raintall for 500 dress in which he described lhtfer inches. l‘ °

tnett~‘~ninniac_ sendiuc hi! MESSAGE T0 (l. W. L. BY POPE Pl XII

“human vultures" to make barbar- ous altacks on the people oi Bil- US TORONTO. June 3—-(CP)—In I

NATURAL

FOR WHITENESS AND BRIGHTNESS

EARTH S MOVEMENTS

Our earth nLt only turns on its axis every 24 hours and whirls around the sun once every 365 days, but it l". also travels MIISEIBSSlY in a northerly direction at the rate of 43,200 miles an hour.

Penn Yen. N.Y. - Want to quiet. that puppy when he starts yowllng in the small hours of the morning? Dr. Lyndon Potter. veterinarian, says just place a “good loud' alarm clock in the puppy's tux. The pup will cuddle up to the cl-ck and sleep soundly. Dr. Potter says, be- cause the tic-kin: makes the dog think he's not alone.

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35B" ISNTI‘ A THESE DAYS

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es . . . . . 0...... man “m... brilliant Willi} Dominion Women D0 Important Defense Work Releasing- Men for Agtivp S°PIJFPQ

bomber II tho Fslrohlld plant. In Montreal.

RIGHT:

In workmanh shirt and overalls, Ethel Williams works ln n Windsor, Ontario, factory. She assembles jacks to be Installed In army trucks.

have PM

women §(‘|'\ lei‘.

Canadians no longer say "that's n man's pub". In gnu“, u h‘ ,1] u“ Empire. WEI‘

their shoulders in the wheels of war lnuusi y - "fefﬂly, To n” their menfnlk for _, women of all classes, from socialite: In ltenographcrl, nm acting 4s cub drivers, filling jlililflll alien-v ants. at the view. and 0n the factory pmuueuon lino. TwgnQy..f|\-¢-,¢gf-9|d M1,. Elsie Mann! is "l" of the outstanding examples of how n womnn can lunlll: whit bu llvvlyn been ltrictly n man's lflit Sim Is chief aeronautical engine: of Canada's largest nlrplnne fnctory 5nd I plane of lm dens" u being used by the Royal Cnnndlnn Mr Force. Never, in ma, hang m ‘mgny (jqyqdlan women been "'1' played In Important non-domesﬂo job; n: will]. when. by hllnllrcﬂl. they are releasing men f" active war service. These plctureu chow [on]; of (hem gljhﬂf n", 10m,

drivers In Wmb orcs.

In. 0m Bum In one o! n number of womﬂl W"

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