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THE GUARDIAN. WN

November, 7. 195.

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When the Alsmi Clock goes off over our loud speaking system on Thursday Night. sometime 116- ' tween 6:30 P.M. and 9:30, whatever customer is being checked through by each of our checkers will receive

their order absolutely FREE.

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Remember we are open Thursday Night this week as Friday has been declared a public holiday and our ' store will be closed all day.

C0-OP SUPER MARKET

To Be ' Imported

OTPAWA. Nov. 0- Atrloulture Minister Gardiner gave notice to- day that he will seek parliamen- Wr. vapprovei or uirniniria-aiiv. machinery for Government pur- chase and sale of butter.

The work or buying butter to counter a possible shortage next winter is being carried out by the Agriculture Products Board.

Mr. Gardiner gave notice of a motion on the Commons order pa- per to finance the board through a revolving fund to be maintained at a minimum amount or 316,000.- 000

The Government has been pur- chasing butter from New Zealand and European countries during the

summer months and will sell this to the trade during the oti-season wirvter months.

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IIOSIERY

MAB! DUNKINC

sheep around Campbell's tarm here after the first mass

full treatment.

FINE CATCH FORT FRANCES. Ont. - (CPl

caught by Milton Hirst in Lake oi

--A record size for this district, a sturgeon weighing 63 pounds was

spot.

the Woods. Up to this sturgeon have been caught in that

year few

Strange But True

By I. H. MacArthur

In November, 1819. when the nae: wu in the Pacino. three boats were torn to shreds by an angry whale. The mother ship. Essex. ioundered some hours later and the crew had to row a thous- snd miles to. the nearest land. Their subsequent adventures were so terrible that they resorted to cannibalism. only a handful of them survived to be rescued from one o! the most blood curdling tales of the sea.

The Duke of Windsor did two things that astonished the world. namely: He abdicated the throne and renounced his title to the best dressed male in the world.

The newly coined word. blimp. is A war baby. born during the last World War. when Britain classified her non-rigid alrships as the B-limp type. Eventually. the hyphen wa.s left out. .

When coffee was lirst used as a beverage only the upper crust

8'11 THOMAS. Ont - (OP) - drank it. Now it is used by mil- There were A lot of slum-looklnx lions all over the world.

Throughout the Middle Ages it

Sh”-P was believed that there existed in dipping and drenchlnz operation man ll bone imponderabie, incor- GV" W-'Tl9d ON in this d15iTlCl-- ruptible. inconibustiblc. the neces- A total of about 300 were given the sary nucleus

of the resuriecled body. This fantastic theory was looked into by eminent medicos. The doctors visited cxecutioners to find out whether. when 'l.hey burn- ed a criminal all the body was consumed. and not until then was the answer received which finally spelled tlnis to this superstition. In the time of Columbus seamen thought if they did get their ships into the trade winds, they could

elre Not Boasting-

B U T. HOLMANiS Charlottetown

Has The Largest Selection of

SKATING OUTFITS

In The Province! ABOUT FORTY STYLES

FROM WHICH TO CHOOSE

At Popular Prices

Skating Outfits. these include good and matching skates.

Girls' and Misses' Red Leather Skating Outfits

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Brown Toe Skating ouim. ppppppp M

Support Strap Skating Outfits

feulonal hockey players outfitsc.

Priced M

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You wont want in shop-around for your Skating Outfit.-Holmsn'e. (harlottaetown. has such a won. elerful choice-the largest in the Province. . . Hol- man'a it-attire both C. C. M. and Samson Matched

Note These Leading Values

Y"”””" s0lld- HEEVN Black with Brown 9.75 MN” lmxpensive Black Leather with

Children's (heglam-rsl Black Leather with Ankle

Alto many others runalnir from beginners to pro-

quallty boots

10.75 12.95 1 1.95 14.50

7.95

9.50 6.95

27.75

Order NOW For Christmas - - - SMALL DOWN PAYMENT Reserves" Article On The Popular - I-IOLMAN LAY-A-WAY PLAN

Any

HOLMAN'S

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never return to port. They firmly believed the trade winds were sent by the devil to blow them over - the edge of the world.

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Where the trade winds blow may be seen also great mases of floating seaweed. ilrst. noticed by Columbus in 1492. In those days the sailors believed that if their ship was caught in this floating mass of weeds. their crews would

; die of starvation. Don't believe a word of it! This phenomenon oi floating vegetation is not dcnsr enough to impede the progress of a ship when she has wind or other power to.drive her along. But a typhoon will put the fear of the Lord into the heart of every sail- or. and a ship that can wcatlier R Lxphoon must. be scawnrthy in- deed.

A Connecticut. woman whose neck was broken in a railroad ac- cident. hack in 1913. settled for 310,000 plus 3700 a month as long as she lived. which her doctors aci- vised couldn't be long. The medi- ros made a bad guess. The woman is still alive. though a helpless invalid. and thus far it has cost the railroad sl93.00(l plus sl6i.00(l which provides an S8400 annuity for the next twenty years.

C. Lathan Shales invented thr- typewriter and sold all his rights to the machine for Sl2.000. Like it number of other inventors. shalt-s could have become a wealthy man had he held on a. bit longer.

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Who are the critics? Those who have failed in literature and art. And critics have cost alllhoh ccuntleas headaches and oceans of tears. Wordsworth. Shelley. Byron. Goethe. Lamb. Hunt. and somcp other famous literary characters; all belonged to the early list or damned authors. so never take l(lOl seriously what. critics say aboutl your brain children. They mayl surprise the critic and his criti- cism. '

Denmark put one over the Un-l lied States when she sold thafl country the Virgin Islands, 10!" 325.000 during the World War. Not" a harbor on the island could take care or a modern warship. and lheir purchase was to prevent Germany from seizing the islands and using them for a. naval base. Oh, well. nations as well as indiv- iduals slip on now and then. Pieces of eight do actually exist and our modern dollar is based on them. when Spain ruled the New World they worked the valuable silver mines and struck large dol- lar coins with a value of it realcs. Hence. "pieces of right”. These coins had A worldwide clrciiiation and when the U. S. A first Lssurri their own coins. the Spanish "Dollar" was used as it standard. The saying "two bits" comes from helm: I quarter of the eight reale pieces.

PRECIOUS POTATOES

mono, N. s. -lCPl-A Tl”Ui'0p firm This month quoted nWll0lt'-. sale price of S3 tor a 'l5-poundp bag of potatoes, romparcd wi'h; about 31 in October last year. Of.- iicials said the high price was due to lower acreage planted this rca-.

son in the Marltirnca. I

3mu..m. Nov. 4 .mrn- 'riireel West German industrialists were sentenced Saturday to prison

terms for illegal sale of iron and steel tnthe soviet zone. The sentences ranged from three to 71 months.

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is .1 pure think (it n.iiiii.iI llavniiix

ooirrutra visuar. IIlt'FRA(.'rION and ANALYSIS

0. F. HUTCHON

Ir SON Optentetrbts

Downing"-lilllleiile Wedding

-The marriage of Elisabeth. daughter of the late Commander Alexander Gillia- ple. R. N.. and or Mrs. Glllisple of Westmount. P. Q.. to Dr. John Bell Downing. son or the late H. M. Downing and of Mrs. Down- ing of Bummareide, took place on Saturday. October 13th. at half past three o'clock in st. George's church. Montreal, P. Q. The Ven. Archdeacon A. P. cower- Rces officiating. Mr. Gordon Phil- lips played the wedding music and the boys choir was in at- tendance. White chrysanthe- mums and carnation! were used to decorate.

The bride. who was given away by her brother. Mr. Bruce Gillia- pie, was in a gown or cream bro-

Dorothy

cede, fashioned on with a fitted bodice teau neckline and and a. very tall

slaipnl: lines. er.wssiastioer- tligewn ha a na- aiidnish blue crepe in a be bouffant skirt Thsreeepttonwashsld in tailing into a train. Her veil. of vice regal stilts or extended to the Carleton. Later. Dr. hem or her train and she car- Downing left to: a motor tr , the rled a colonial bouquet oi feathered car-nations and boti- al blue wool under a grey kid- vardia. Her only ornament was s shin jacket and wearing a necklace or seed pearls. Mrs. Patrick Wickhsm. II mll- in Stlnrneralide. l'0n of honor for her cousin and was Yvonne Peradeau as brldea- wu precept at tn. "gain. an. maid. were in frocks green velveteen. with bodicea hav- ........L..L. ing bateau neckilnes and ion! IGLINGTON-IIOWI: BAY W. I. very tull orinoline skirts. They wore matching Jui- iet caps with short veils and car- Bglington and Howe Bay Institute ried Colonial bouquets or white was held at the teathered carno.tions.. Donald McIntosh best. man tor Dr.

acted as Downing and members. Articles for the auction the ushers were Dr. Stewart Reid. were held over for -the November Dr. Alexander Miller. Dr.

1 . 103-5, Qulispie, the bride's nioth- paid tor articles

I sleeves -tbs seine color.

white bride travellinl in a (rock royo (' lg E

In xi I1. I l,,, 1,,”

ma! blue hat. They are now residing

Mr. Douglas Bell of Carleton.

jewel many, ,

e oorrsepondon by the secretary and but on by Mrs. R. Mac

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.."me October meeting or the

home of Mrs.

borne Dll1UVIell. Roll Call was answered by 12

each member paying tion was 01.00 and

John meeting. it was announced a ket- Richard tie had been purchased for the Howe Bay school and a bill was

""5 M"- W519? Keefe.

KNIT lIlll.E

p lhllnaton school. -

N Wu read s.o:""- won by im. .1. J. In "' W" Ernest Underhay i...i.L3" born to her home for the mum- EHHHI to be held on No" in -mi. aicii oeli to be answered "3,m'. Jiuea. coi1..,' mlttee to be Mrs. R.uiI1?:D:r?:ri&

Lunch was served b in purchased for assisted by the Lunch, oo;:?::::'

Glut-al'teeI.

i3ere's apaintertoo...

A course at art school, a paint iob on the house-both must be paid (or, saved for.

Have you "something special" you've set your heart on? . . . And are you building up your savings ';0 make it come true? Thousands of Royal Bank customers are doing just that. Here's how-

? E. decide what you want most. how much it will cost.

and open a special savings account at The Royal Bank of Canada for that one particular purpose . . . then save for it. OF CANADA

Ciiarlotleiown Braitcht Vi'. R. CRUIKSHANK. Managr-r. Yrant-hos also in Humor River.

Mount Stewart. Summcrside and Tyne Valley.

Second, use the Royal Bank Budget Book to keep yourself on your 55;, and to avoid careless spending. The budget book docs not suggest how you should spend ypur money. it docs provide you with I simple pattern to help you

PLAN YOUR BUDGET TO SUIT YOURSELF.

You can get a copy at any branch. Aslr for one.

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PLEASE BE caizsrut

During the visit of Her Royal Highness and Prince Philip many motor vehicles will converge on Charlottetown.

Among them will doubtless be carloads and truck loads

of children.-

raucx niuvaas

Please pay particular attention to the Safety Regulations? Have proper sealing arrangements for, the occupants ofpyour trucks, especially the children.

naive: snowmr

- Leave home a little earlier than you planned to dol Give yourself lots of time, as the , roads will be crowded. let us have a record day with i L

. NO A'ccmaN'rs

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w. E. binsv, -Attorney General