sat-moat. -r Ts Islam to Far East Reverend Cornelius Pineau. 8.1. who has been en_iox“‘.-ig Canadian climate for some months since his return from Cl‘lll'1R. received a cable from hLI Superior recently. telling him to leave May 1. from San Francisco. for his new mis- sion field in the Philippines. Fa- ther Pineau S. J.. arrives in Rus- tim_ today to visit and bid fare- well to his many relatives and fhends before his t'l(‘pai'ture. His stay on the island will be very ;_——-~ -2* short. __ . . Strange But True I: I. ll. Macdrthne A very singular incident occur- red at the funeral of a French nobleman. At the moment the procession appeared on the en- trance steps of Blenheim palacea white dove flew down from one of the towers of the palace onto the lawn in front of the coffin. and when the procession had just reached the steps on their return after the funeral a second dove new from the lawn and alight-d on the stone parapet immediate- ly over the entrance doorway Both these birds had accompanied the deceased aboard in his private yacht, Strange but true! Here are some remarkable feats of memory: The Iliad, with its 15,667 lines was passed down through a number of generations. before it was even written Yer that is a mere nothing compared with the transmission of th- Vedas. The rig-Veda. with its l0l7‘ hymns, is about 4 time; .1 long as the Iliad. Memory can cul- tivated like a piece of land to yield greater returns. Talto, for example the priests in parts of India who have to know by heart the whole of the Rlg«\'e(ln. is a curious fact when we learn that writing was known in In- dia for 2.500 _\'es.r.<. Yet. custodians of the redi traditions have never trusted it to writing’ store so‘ How do these priests 'l‘his~ the‘ many * as of words as can heads? They learn it as Ind! ancestors learnt it thousands of years ago. from the lips of teach- ers. so that the vsdic succeulon should never be broken. For eight years in their youth they are en- tirely occupied in learning this. They learn a few lines evuy day. repeat them for hours, so that the whole house resounds with noise ‘ O I 0 Going back to my own school days I can recall how we were taught to fix in our memories. historical names, dates. and events —— Eh-iglish kings, American presi- dents. and so on. And like our A. B. C's. these facts of history still stick lvith most of us. , we owe more to poor ohildren than we think, Columbus was a poor boy. often want to work hun- gary. Luther sang ballads in the 5treet<. to get the money for an education. Franklin used to buy a roll for a penny and eat it by him- self. Lincoln and Garfield were among the very poor. Dr. Living- ston learned Latin from a book on his loom while at work. nnily C. Johnson used to get up at 3 a. m. and do the family washing.‘ None of these persons wlled away. their time on street corners. ooun-' try stnres_ or in sports. They werej too busy. if we were as busy wet might chwlk up some enviable. records too. 1 Of course you've heard about1 the S\lpt‘i'Stllion of the “1"irat‘ Font." The first to come into the house in the New Year must be] a dark-skinned man. or ill luck; '1'!!! » GUARDTAN. \ FLOORCVERIN F F2 ROM —-‘3an‘*—4: HEW SPRING A FURHISHIHGS AT POPULAR PRIOES spring cleanin time has arrived. we have been pre- plaring for th most important event for months. e invite you to call and inspect the largest and most complete line of Floor Coverings, Draperies and U1: bolstering materials that you can find anywhere Eastern Canada. All these beautiful materials have been priced to give you real value for your money. Buy now while our assortment is complete. congoleum Gold seal Rugs We carry a large assortment of this very popular make of rugs; also Congoleum by the yard at the fol- lowing prices: size 6 x 9 fr. $5.75:71-2 x 9 $7.50: 9 x 9 mm... {awaits the family. A woman, who-[ SPECIAL SALE OF LUGGAGE We have a number of pieces of Ladies‘ and Men's Luggage which we are offering of greatly reduced prices to make room for our new spring stock. In this lot are several three piece sets of marched ladies’ cases. and many other odd pieces. For men we have a few genuine leather gladsfone bags. and club bags. one beautiful two suiter case. and one forfnighfer, a wonderful op- porfunify to secure your summer luggage at bargain prices. S. L. HARDY and GO. Bryenton HOLD UP! AND WE'LL TELL YOU ABOUT . . . . ‘ ma Y'S Man's SHOW THE OAHUBE” “ROSE OF An Operetta in three Acts with a cast of 45. Colorful Costumes! Tuneful Hilarious Music! P. W. O. AUOITORIUM APRIL 26, 27, 28 Tickets $1.00 - 75c - 50¢ Available from Members or Miller Bros. Comedy! I 43 at W CILUX flu’ ENAMEL ' Irlng rldlclf new beauty to kitchens, bathrooms. indoor and outdoor furniture. Your choice of sunny pastels. rich dee colors, that May rnlnr/ul. (211.11)? is easy lousea-asyto rleamqulck-drying, long-lasting. Come, in and see these an new CILUX Colors. nI3rsroNn & Macllay Co. 011. Pslst llssdsssrtm In clsrlsttstown _‘1\'e cannot wonder that one of the ;iair sex should be unwelcome as: L in our country. coming as we do ‘mainly from a light-eomplexioned ‘ peace offering ther dark or light. cannot bring. good luck, a belief which sets in‘ marked (‘or‘.li'ast the idea of past‘ and pi‘e.<rnl. times. In days when womcn did not amount to much a visitor on New Year's Day. Why.‘ stock. a dark-haired man should be a good omen, is a question for ‘ the sages. It is said that the real ‘object often is the hair. because tradition has it that Judas the traitor was red-headed If, so, ‘there is some understanding why all light-haired persons might be’ considrred unreliable. At. any rate. -a black-haired man was on the’ safe side. 0 O O Thirteen out of every 100 roof- tops in London. England have aerials but no TV sets in the homes. The kfepimz up with the Jones. ‘or climbing the social prestige‘ ‘ladder is quite a laughing mst-i ter. Persons who think its a crime- to serve our soldier boys beer in ‘countries where the water is un- fit to drink will be triad to hear that scicntifirallv distilled water‘ can now be purchased for 10 cents a can. The beautiful stained glass window in the memorial lower of the Calvary Baptist Church in Tomnto is entirely made up of fragments of glass ‘from niombed cathedrals in Dur- ope. Tho Bombay stale govemmenti taboos all liquor parties by Bri-i tish and American consulates,‘ when Indians are present. The Smiths of Cornwall own a very intelligent dog that goes by . the name of Sparkie. Mrs Smith had been missing some of her baby chicks each ‘night from the barn where they were sheltered and gave Sparkle the. job of night watchman. In the morning she found the dog lying ion the verandah floor of their jhouse, and fallen down on the job. "You're a bad, naughty dog," she scolded. “Why did you not stay . on duty last night?" “Sparkle knew he was in wrong lwith his mistress and foi' the .greater Dart of the day went a- ,bout. his tail drooping between ‘ his legs. ‘ The next. night he was told to, ‘stand again. and try and catch 1 the chicken thief. when the Smith’; imornlng they were kitchrn door by a dog. Inquiry disclosed the fact that a large eat lay in the yard with it: back broken and a dead chlckcn dangling from its mouth. Tho four-footed penitent had caught thc thief and killed it as al to his mistress. Strange but true. I. awoke next met at th a much elated A Order New-— aalpped at no pro er planllng tlme. -—0na ed flplraea Inn! for early erlsn. "heel Quality Only" Pmvrr— “AmIruss" varlel . me am growth-—Ihs ash is y kind: 15-1», 21 for lI.Il or us.» on’ too. ROSA MULTlFLOlA- ..,,“_u.. D:-III: I:snIIl.I'lI'el. 1l.l:r— or II. per 00. GIIEN IAIIIIRY-_. fer a Irv. git:-I-,0-.I:..'iso m °'. M .II or [I C [CO no usstn _ '" ‘ Ilsroomred a season -n.. I g . ;3;Ir;.“2| m sass 3': 'ga'§.':¢ euonv soo'm— M _,,,,, I It . or . . I Wish Ivny order Cllld‘I,'s £lasasIuC.slsreI I at a I (1950 ldltlsai Brooldsle-Kimmy llsmrlss llowmanvllle. Oatarls DIAL 5547 lnlaid Lincleu We have now on display the largest and most complete range of high class Inlaids ever shown in the City. We would be glad to quote you the cost of covering your floor at the following attractive prices. Jaspe inlaid. 2 yds. wide. Prices . . . . . . $3.00 to $7.00 per sq. yd. Marbolsum. 2 yds. wide. Prices . . . . . . . $3.90 to $6.50 per sq. yd. Marble Tile 2 yds. wide. Prices . . . . . . . $4.00 to $4.75 per sq. yd. Marholeum, Plastic and Tile Vein Tiles We can supply you with either of these three popular makes in a wide range of colors, suitable for kitchen, hall or bath room. ‘ Satin Finish P|usficTi|es.9x9in. 22c each Heavy Qualify Marboleum Tiles. 9 x 9 in. 21¢ each TilsVein Tiles.9x9 18¢ each Rexolite Floor covering See this new plastic finish floor covering with a glossy finish that cleans easy and adds to the wearing quality of the material—6 ft. wide. Price $2.19 1: sq. yard I All floor coverings can be bought on our Easy Pay- ment Plan. Buy Now. Pay later. use your credit terms. llvilton and Axminister Bugs and Mats Select your new Carpets now from our large selection of beautiful Rugs. will be convinced when you see our beautiful range and compare prices Prowse's is the best place to save your dollars. AXMINISTER RUGS— Size41-2x71-2ft. $35fo $48: 6'9x 9 ft. $33 to $73 Size 9x101-2 ff. $63 to $120: 9x12fl'. ......... $79fo$l25 WILTONRUGS-— Slu9x10 1-2ft. $165|'o$195 Sixe9x12fl'.......... ..............$175fo$220 Axmlnisfer STAIR CARPET. 27 in. wide . . . . $4.95 to $6.25 per yd. Axminlsfer Man. 27 x 48 in. Price $5.50 Qggh Axminister Mars. 27 x 51 in. Price . . . . . . . . . $9.00 to $12.50 each You that _ Broadloom Carpets We specialize on cut-to-measure Carpets ‘and now have a complete range of samples of all qualities and shades in the famous Barrymore and Harding Carpets. See the new shades produced by Canada's leading carpet manufacturers. SPECIAL mess on ALL SPECIAL onosns Barlon Rugs Plastic Finish These rugs are just what you have been ‘ti f . Th wear longer than any other piinted mate ri:l“lnngi'logi-i coveiiivngre easy to Clem and Size 9 x 9 fr.$6.75: 71.2 x 9 to. $3.75: 9 x 101.2 a. $11.75: $ise9x12 fl.$12.95: 9x131-2 fr. $15.00; 9 x 15 9. $15.75 Extra Specials Selled Window Shddes. reg. $2.25—Clecring . . . . , , , . , , , _ 51,79 Rexcleum. 5 fr. wide-Special 99: per yd. lulled Curtains. 41 x 01 ln.—$pecial . . . . . . . . . . . . $2.95 as pr. Tailored Curtains. 40 x 81 in.—$peci¢l . . . . . . . . . . . . . $3.39 a pr Samples Drapery Materials. 24 x 24-Clearing . . . . . .. 39¢ Qqefl Discount. lleulqusrters for Crown Diamond Paint’ '""""'" °' "'l"l‘ c°"9°lW"" and lexoleum on’ sale Less 25%" ff. $8.75: 9 x101.2 ff. $10.25; 9 x 12 ff. $11.75: 9 X 13 1-2 fl’. $13.25. CONGOLIUM by the yard- 6ft.wide $1.70sq.yd. 9ft.wlds $2.50sq.yd. Rexoleum Rugs De luxe quality—many beautiful designs to choose from. suitable for every room in your home. We just received a large quantity of these rugs, priced as fol- lows: Size 6 x 9 ft. $5.25: 7 1-2 x 9 Fl’. $6.75: 9 x 9 fl. $8.00: 9 x101-2 fr. $9.50 9 x 12 Ff. $10.75. 9 x 13 1-2 Fl’. $12.50. 9 x 15 ft. $13.95. REXOLEUM by the yard— 6ft.wide $1.40 psryd. 9fI.wlde $2.00-peryd. Curtains and Window Shades Replace your old worn out Curtains and Window Shades now—We have a wide range of beautiful cur- tains suitable for the windows of any room at below popular prlces— Ruffled Marquiseffs Curtains-— $2.95 to $6.50 per pr. Cottage Sets. prlce . . . . $1.79 to $4.75 as! Tailored Curtains. Price $1.95 to $6.50 pr. Sheer Mdrquissne. Price $5.50 to $7.00 pr. Plastic Drapes. Price . . $1.49 to $1.98 pr. WINDOW $HADES— Canon. 36x70. Price $1.79 lmlisssed Plastic, 36 x 70. Price . . . $1.89 Oll Finish Llnen. 37 x 70. Price . . . $2.25 Oil Finish Linen. 42 x 70. Price . . . . $3.25 Cumin Rock. 28 to 48 ins. . 25c to 35c so. For larger shades consult us for prices. We also carry a large stock of Curtain Rail or Rod- ding by the foot. Bring your measurements and have us quote you prices. Drapery Materials Bring your window draping problems to us and we will help you to solve this very important part of home decorating. Our Drapery department is well stocked with all the popular materials in the latest shades at bargain prices. We also carry all the ac- cessories necessary for decorating windows. Rayon and Cohen Damask- 48 In. wlde—$1.75 to $3.00 yd. Iarkcleth. all shades. Menlisclotll. el shades. 40 in. wide-—$1.75 to $2.75 yd. Slip Cevsrln Materials Tapestry ll belstsrln . '54 In. wl 3.69 to $5.75 yd. I-Isms Spun. 40 in. wide . $1.59 to $2.65 yd. Buy Your Floor Coverings On The Easy Payment ‘Plan Prowse Bros Ltd. Ior1‘heBestPrlees0aAll!1oorOoverlIp Paiaisioesvseyroon. Wslsvslt.