il Novnman . s. 1951

Theatre 1341-! in this Province hue H, tstlnding treat in i 3 (or them as a result of communication between Dr. RJ. Com... or st. John ms. and Judi. I-'11.. Palmer. chairman of my PL; Regional Festival Com- mmftelons are now underway f0l' New 3;-unswlck to bring four or We mu-1en,grui plays to Charlotte- ll)wn for competition in the Dom- inion Drums plsyotfs which will

Eew Brunswick To Compete Here In Dominion Play - Offs .

no.

he held here beginning the 4th oi

February. .

Only entry from this province to date is understood to be the Little Theatre's production of ”Mr. Pim Passes By." under the dir- ection of Charles F. Bentley. which is now in production. It is expected however that o'ther P.E.I. entries will be received for the week of plays which will be Id- judicnted by the well known Eng- llsh critic. Pierre Lefevre.

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as mad: as .

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cl....i.-in E Announces 15 ippoininienis

LONDON. Nov. 7 -'(Reuters)- Prime Minister Churchill tonight announced 15 u,, intments to his govunment. Three are peers. bringing to 13 the number of noblemen in his ministry.

The new posts. which bring the total to 65 so far. are: Postmaster-General-Earl De La Warr. 51. He held government's

office between the two world wars. Minister or Pnslons Derick

Heathcoat-Amury. 51. He was severely wounded in the airborne operations at Arnhem and was taken prisoner by the Germans. Colonial Office parliamentary under-secretary-Earl of Mun-

star. 45, former under-secretary of state for India. Parliamentary secretaries Min-

lstry of Agriculture-George Nug- ent, 44, and Lord Carrington. 32. Parliamentary and financial secretary. Admiralty-Cmdr. Al- lani Noble, one of two observers sent by the government to the Bikini atom bomb tests in 1946. Civil lord of the Admiralty- Wingfleld Dlgby, 41, a Conserva- tive whlp. He is married in Kath- leen, daughter of the late Jus- tice Courtney Kingslone of Tor- onto.

Parliamentary secretary. Min- istry of Education-Kenneth Pick- thorn, 59, former lecturer at Cambridge University.

Ministry of Fuel parliamentary

secretary - Lancelot Joynson- Hicks. whose fat hor. nicknamed ”Jlx" was homo secretary be-

tween the wars. Home Office parliamentary un- der-secretary - David Llewellyn,

-Thai .GUARDlAN, CHARLOTTETOWN

fizllli. : '91!

G. VV. G. Mcconnchic. (third from lefll

ctorate

5 Island ManMOn Dire

at Vancouver. president of Canadian Pacific Air-

lines. is shown with the new cxccutive and board of directors of the Air lndllslrics and Transport Association of Canada shortly after election as president at the annual meeting at the Seigniory Club,. M. E. Ashton, St. James, Mnll., T. P. Ford, Edmonton, vicc-pres-

Montebello, Que. In the picture are: Front Row (left to right): secretary; C; Ii. Dickins, Toronto, vice-president: Mr. McConachie; ident: A. Bandi, Montreal, ircasurcr; and C.

D. Fnirwcnlhr-r, Montreal. director;

Back Row 1

left

to right): Directors R. J. Moflt-ll, Montreal; D. A. Newt-y. Winnipeg; B. VV. Pitfield, Edmonton; Roll

Keith, 'l'oronto;; H. C. Coltcrell.

Strange But True

mcntnry secretary-Brig. John G. Smyth. 48. who raised the fam- ous 19th ("Dagger") Indian Div- ision. It played a big part in the capture of Mandalay and Rangoon from the Japanese in the last war.

Assistant Postmaster General- Leonard Gnmmans, 55. who serv-

Joseph Braaithwalte, 56.

War Office parliamentary un- der-secretary-James Riley. Hut- chinson. 58, who had airbrcadth wartime escapes helping to or- ganize the Wcstern Europe re- slstance movement in the -war. Because the Germans knew him by sight, he had his face per- manetly altered by plastic sur-

Address and Presentation

New London couple honored- On the evening of Oct. 30th, rela- tives and friends of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ramsay. New London. gath- ered at their home, in the form or a surprise, and to honor them on their thirty-fifth wedding an- niversary.

Mr. Alfred Simpson. Summer- slde. acted as chairman. and'in a few well chosen words told the purpose of the gathering and ex- pressed the pleasure it afforded them all to be present.

Mr. Everett Ramsay then read the address. while the bride was presented with a. beautiful bouquet of flowers. from their little grand- daughter Valerie Woodside. also an envelope containing money from those present.

Mr. and Mrs. Ramsay graciously thanked all present for their kind- ness. and said it would always be 3. bright spot to recall down memory's lane.

Following is the address:

We are gathered here this even- ing on 3 special occasion to honor yoll, Frank and Ruth, on this your fifth wedding anniversary, and extend to you our good wish- es. A

no 5' ? ev- V I

gery. ' -n

Wem-" ma” mall” 450 klllell-5 l-0l,Fuss and tears are eliminated as

date. A Oli').000.000 plant

waste material of the sugar

less expensive. the raw more abundant and the

ed on parliamentary delegations comparable with mmsprmc mada , , , l 32.32: l::;i.3::l::-..Sl:”l:t all mm . men -e-.ve--owl ush Cslonm suvlce in Malaya C3lm.V 59015 Of LeVen- F1l9' boiler mechanic of New Yolk; and at the British embassy in Shim W”-"Md 3 M919 W110 05.Clty. was dlscharred from 1105-1 Tokyo. 8lf30gO05C0ilC:lollt'll-51:? all tll ll1l0Cklpltal on fMarcrl1i 29th l::lst.1llearl:; Ministr of Trans ort and 0 pg 15 n ego . 0, ale 3' ye” 3 la” 3 5” ere " W” Mmmry yo. CM. Avxmlzm plump spoiled the fronts of buildings lnlm per cent or his body severely mentary secretary - Lt.-Cmdr. their plcmmsqne town The whlsi burned and Ewen bl” ms dmm"

man who said pigeons had

Fife people soaked wheat whiskey and set it out.

bit tipsy and then flew

sorely disappointed.

tercd." muttered Mr. A. U. uel, the borough surveyor.

venture.

. e . According to the

of Agricultul-els Forage

fairly satisfactorily,

Completely killed out

matter from seeds in the ground.

lng up with some new facts. and now they

prove beneficial to wounds an

off the commoli cold.

Cavendish.

We rclnembcr the day

a reception for you at home at Beach Point. changed. and before the your roll

. l0 nllliwglilothers who have used the gad- newsprlnt from sugar cane - tllelge; on their . ll” act like angels while in the bath. dustly - W1" 590" 9l'9Fl5d 1” Plastic Halo has been patented by Florida. The process ls sand to be a British firm and should soon bol lllalclillll on the market. quality

key was purchased on the a.dvlco&one chance in a hundred to of an elderly Edinburgh gentle-

The bllids ate the Wheat. lzot lilbrnnch of Alcoholics Anonymous away toils being organized at Ottawa to sleep off the jag. Those who had help youthful drunkards looked forward to pigeon. pie were Rev. John Linton. general secre-

Department

during: the winter of 1949-1950. a Ladlno the same size. the rabbit becomes seeded pasture by the later sum- mer of 1950 had produced a 40 to '13 er cent stand which yielded up to .558 pounds per here of dry

Medical science is forever com- springs on the back or its arnnzirlg have the strong teeth, while with its claws' lowly cabbage under research for it rips out its enemy's innards. a substance that they believe will , :1 ' ' another that may help to ward

Easter Seals were first distri- buted in Ontario by the Ontario one who reads these lines

groomsman. Mr. Alvnh M-a?Nelll.

you Jarougllt your pretty young bride to your new home just completed in Hamilton. That night we held the old Plmls

ed around you purchased the Wal-

rd 0 t:

r sisters. brothers.

relatives

ter Found farm at New Londoll

Montreal;

and C. F. Burke, Charlottetown, 1'. E. I.

--C.P.R. Photo.

7 'Socicty of Crippled Children in has a heart to help."

1947. Since then other t.lllldI'EIl.S organizations in

crippled other

lho soap suds get into the eyes.

children say they

live

If you think. all alcoholics are adults listen to this: ”A Junior

reform.

tal-y of the Canadian Temperance

"The stuff must have been wat- Federation said recently, "It's not Snm- true that all May- be somc of the thirsty Scots are responsible for the lailllre of the number of cases in which persons

alcoholics are old people. Ottawa Alcoholics Anon- ymous had reported to him a

joining the organization started

when they were nine years old " Although most animals will flcc

or stand and fight their natural

Plants enemies. some get so frightened Division at Ottawa. Ladlllo clover when. seeing a particular foe that has the ability of reseedlng itself

"freeze" in their tracks and

rabbit meets a stout. all animal of

paralyzed. ('allIl0i. move and sur.

A mountain lion's attack is quick. sure. terrible. Usually it prey. punctures the spinal cord with its

0

Here are a few or Lincoln's say- ings which helped to make him ille great man that he was. Every would do well to copy thcm and hang them in a place where they could be seen every day.

"I have been times to my knecs by the whclmillg conviction that I no other place to go,

9. :1 c rt :1

many over-

5 w :2.

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Fourteen of Sullivan's co-workersl bclllllgave :1 total of 720 square inches caught that way buck-in 1875. So or skin to him for grafting.

wilhl

I Matted:

IN mi FAVOURITE VARIETY OF BISCUITS

and friends here tonight are very

I-iere your family grew

up. B-.

proud of the both of you. We have admired your honest and upright ways of life; you have always strove to help every good cause. We hope that the kllld Providence spare you to enjoy many years of happiness. Those thirty- flvs years .haven't seemed such a long time, and tonight you have you. your bridesmaid, Mrs. Florence Toomb. TrY0h- Ind Y0"-"

E.

S. '5

veniences; you:

diligent work you botll built alilllr home. fitted with modern coll- lawn and flower

How”Skinny"Girls Get Lovely Curves

were much to be admired. Ruth. Gain 510 10 lbs, Nay; Pop

. . - . M...

50”” h95r'"3my has llhmys cl”! wmusnnaiwhnnlwnrrmllnuluw-lqhlnturl-.nnw W W" R Wish "ml W a" ll” l:::.:.-t;'l...l.:.. in. ..':h .'3:l.:'l”'i.".5'.lll came to your home. And to you .113... nu 1.9.1:... luy .....ul.lR.sndlI;. ! ..

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Fllmkv 1"” Your 50", Wild 5- ..i..l'"niX.ll.ltt..”.”ui..ll.2n...t'2lZ...:...ll.'.?.J5l.5? farmers. we have vlewed your stop when you gain figure you wish Inlroc l"l0fV

. lll . . i - l ltd" l l GRCT ) T l Breen ilelds, and wished we OWHCU 7i'.ne"li.-”t'.il-"'l'.l'-,'w pmin'.i.f"l.i'vely cllrllliilnful-Ittli 33;

some of your fine Holstein cattle .

today. At all drunlau

ll

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um bound to be

"I am true.

not bound to will. but I lam not

as we understand it.”

"1 must stand up with Illybodv that'stands rlzht. stand with him while he is mm. and part Wlth him when he goes wrong."

"It; is difficult to make s min miserable while. he reels he is worthy of himself and claims kin- dred to the great God who made him."

"My concern is not whether God is on our side; my staff con- cern is to be on God's side.

"I shall try to correct errors where shown to be errors. and I shall adoptinew views as fast as they shall appear to be true views."

”'I'hose who deny freedom to others deserve it not themselves. and under the rule of'a just God. cannot long retain it."

"As I would not be a slave. 1' would not be a master. This ex-l presses my idea of democracy. Whatever differs from this. to the extent of the difference is no democracy."

"I 1ike'to see a. man proud 0! the place in which he lives. I like to see a man live so that his place will be proud of him. Be honest; lei: no one overturn a man's wrong- doing but do not overturn him unless it must be done in the over- turning of a wrong

These are burnlxiz words. my readers, and such as may well set

us thinking. How sadly the world PHONE 1444

needs a Lincoln today to bind up

the nations wounds; to strive to

to finish the work we are ill "with

malice towards none; with char-

lty for all. withi firmness in 3119

right. as God SW5 U5 0 595 '3

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35. lie and Lord Currlngton are provinces have adopted the Eas- bound to succeed. but I am hound HEALTRY SPOT CLEANERS

among the youngest men in the ter Seals lan for raising funds. to live up to the light I have.” i .

new government. BY 17- 51- M3t'Al'll1l-Il' The plagtic Halo is the latest "Let us have the faith that . BiC”l;jer”g;:S.fL:e1gLigm;:.;33iJ Phone 2387 Ministry of National Insurance - -word in bathing gadgets, It's a right, makes might; and in that "" did D 0 health resort

parliamentary secretary- Robert A C” that W95 in LUl0ll- Ell? shampoo eye-shield that pulls faith let us chose to do our duty Wm" " E '

Turton. 48. a lawyer. land. Silld l0 b0 twenty-llV0 3'9lll'-”- well down over Juniol"s head. and ---- Ministry of Pensions parlill- old. has just had allotllcr "happylh(.)d there Wm. an elastic band.

. ”He has ll rl.!'lll. to criticize who-.

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our store will he closed all day.

Fitted Dates, 3 lbs.

Jelly POWDERS. 3 pkgs. 25: Make A Pudding- Minute TAPIOCA. 2 pkgs.

oz.

Pancake SYRUP. each . . .

lb.

ROLL or CHEESE. ea. Maple Leaf or Silverleaf PURE LARD. 2 lbs. for . .

When the alarm clock goes off over our loud speaking system on sometime and 9:30 P.M.. whatever customer is being check- ed through by each of our check- rocoivc their order ab-

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in your sasirruioe of low prices-every

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MOLASSES. per qt. . . . .. 33:

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WHITE BEANS. 2 lbs. . .... 23:

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Quality Machine Sliced

Tasty Fresh

Sweet Pickled

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BACON, per lb. ........ 65: BOLOGNA, per lb. . . . . . 50c Smoked Sllankless-5-7 lb. g

PICNIC (Pork Roast) lb. . 55c Cottage ROLLS. per lb. . 65:

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