MAY 23. 1953 v-'7.

ASPHALT SHINGLES a. SIDINGSI Blend: Orvl Sold Colours

ROLL ROOFINGS Asphalt and Tarred

SHEATHING 8. FELTS

BUILT-UP ROOFING MATERIALS "BISCO" WALLBOARDS Triplex - Green Board

Burley Board - Burley Tile

PLASTIC CEMENTS 8- WATERPROOF PAINTS ROOF COATINGS "FLEECE LINE" ROCK WOOL INSULATION "MICAFIL"

Aggregates for Plaster, Concrete and Insulation

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BISHOP

ASPHALT PAPERS LIMITED

Plaim: PORINEUF STATION. P.Q.,iS tonomo and LONDON. oNT.I

Wrueliousu ondaranrliu: ouessc, PO., MONTREAL. P.O.i and TORONTO, cm.

51-! Rogers Hardware l Co. Ltd.

Qticcii Street Phone 105

n Fenneli 8: Chandler Lid.

I55 Qiiccii Sires-t. Phones 87-88

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COMPLETE TIRE SERIIIITE

iincareiivti VI'Il.(IIANlZIl"G ltF.l'AlR.lNG

IV" raii viilcaiiize and load IINOI and Grader Tires. All Work Giiarniiteed

W" ltse the fittest iii.'iteri- 3 7lVi'lllal)lt't,

ROBlNSON'S

TIRE SERVICE Ill St. Peters Road

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THE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN

Happenings of Tito Week

Continued from page 2

the accompanying Verses were read by Mrs. Allen. The hos- tesses were assisted by Mrs. Aus- tin Murphy. Mrs. Leslie Trainor and Mrs. John Gaudet. 0 u .

Miss Mary K. Stewart, Toronto Ont., daughter of Mrs. P. M. Stewart, 69 Rochford St., sails to- day from Montreal on the Em- press of France for the coronation. She will also visit Scotland and Ireland, and will be accompanied liy Mrs. Julia Williams.

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Miss Nora Pollard. Shirley Pollard. R.N.. entertained at their home on Upper Prince Street Wednesday evening in hon- oitr of Miss Phyllis Hughes. Mrs. IRos,er Richard, R.N.. read the ,verses at-companyiiii: the many iiovely ;;lflS. which were iirranzed by Mrs. William MacDonald. Miss Enid Adams assisted the hostesses gin serving delicious refreshments. . 0 o .

and Miss

On Thursday evening. a group Inf friends'of Mrs. W. H. Soper gathered ill the home of Mrs. S. P. Paoli, Water St.. where a de- licious buffet supper was served. The table was covered with a lace cloth, and had a centre-piece of spring flowers flanked by green tapers in silver candelabra. Mrs., ,II. C. Boliakcr and Mrs. E. l..I IBryeiitoii presided over the te,Ii l('lliIS. A gift was presented to the; IIZUPST DI ll0HOUl', HS 3 rPlT'lEHl'l

hrance of the occasion. , I . I

I , Miss Marion Mttrhcll entertain- lcd 'lllitti'sd:i,i' mcnttti: at her home ,in honour of Miss PlI)lllS llitizhes. IR. N.

Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Rose of New Glnsizow, N. S., rcliirned, hiiinc )e.stcrd:i).' after a motor trip to the lslanri. While hr-re ilIP)'

llwcrc The priests of Mr. and Mrs. Ililmer Diiiininz. Gower St., Park-, Itlaie. I

. o o , I Aiiiriiiiz the friends ivlio enter-I tainerl for Miss ret Witt-at-p icy prior to her nni'ria;:r- to .Vfr.I Ewen Stewart on 'l'tit-sday at

Trinity United Church was Miss lluzci lliinter, who was hostess at,' '” In Sunday morning breakfast in , liter honour at the Clirtrlnttelownl , Illotcl. ller aunt, Mrs. II. C. l.citcli lalsri eiiterttiineti at a niisccllitiinnlts ,.sIiouei' iit her hope on Gralton ISI. last week y .

I Miss CrlLllPl'IIIP llcthttne. sllitlflllil wit MrGill L.l7Ill'4"ii5tI't', ll spPI'iflIr1-"3 Ith" stttiinier with her mother. Mrs:

Shirley Clay, .Tf.1rcarr-t, lV'i'!iains

P.W. C. Students -- Section III

Front Row: Marcel Eerard, Daisy Tweet. Marjory Hurst. Wilmii Wood, Elaine Sinith, Bernadette Mac- Dollaldi Ctlrolyn Nelson, Ray mond Lafreniere; 2nd row: Paul Ciidniore, John MacDougall, Lorne Mac- Guigan, William MacKlnnon. Eriar Chandler. James Brow, Randnlpli Eiictianan, Back row: WilEi.Ii:ii Maccriiiiiell, Robin Houston, Patt MacPlicr.:on.

Front Row: Norma Jetiii MI.icl.rod. Virginia Coffin, iv, :m- Jonns. aiImi-ri- Altltl, Roi) Viv-bster. Lloyrl seaiian, Ciwir Macbcnd. Mcruxvii Scott. Llm'd Hcffellz Bark ton: l)Jll'll(l Wmd. ll'1l:,1cr: wood, Orville Dlntiioizd, John Gilits, Allismi Mircii, Gordon Mac-

SECTION III--A

Norman Carr-uthers;

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SECTION lll-B I Margaret Beagan, Bernice MacPliee,. Marie Hagen, Helen Wright; 2n'd row: James Smith. Henry Cook,

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Marjorie Aker.

In I” BMl'""P,' . 1 Neill, Kenneth MacDoii.Iilrl I Miss Daisy Agnew. Calgary-I Mm” is Vlslfmg ll" pnronm, Mri i-mite home from Fort l..iuilerd.iln.tiiie. B. C, are In Siiinmerside diic.l Dr. A. L. and Mrs. Winsor and Imd Ml-5' ll" E" Aznml" LN)” i9iorItl:i, whern she Si1r'Ill in-ti to the SPl'l0llS illness of their (Hill-lI.7ll'lIil)' have retiirnr-ii to their Pnmm SUML - o Iiioii.iis' htIliii.iI, ,llItl ii.I: iniiimi lll I-r. Mr. .i. M. Nicliolson. who is hoiiic in Norton. N. ll., after vis-I .. T. . Potiziilu-eiisic in Mr. l.tt;1ft. .I pitirnt in the Prince Count) itiite ilrs. Wins,ii's reI.Itives in H llll" -ll”E'”'1('I""l:'ll'l"' tlllllllhllllilfllrq I -a - HiI-Iiit,il, l.SlIvt'lIi.m)l;e .'inil iietletitiv. , , o : ei or nine! .1 a re lf'I ll , V , . I llI”lnlllIwll)lllIllll' of their iiiet'e..MisS llllgi 1l'”'l'm' 'lll'll"x'llll. inlrl xlh T, X, P. I. T.” ) I V 1 s, I I q Tm,nhuH Hm ' ', , i . , 7 I IRJ,v (lttrlmoic llt'( a llI'i(,l siIiiu- in NW". 'lLl I einanti. Is to . r. 'lIlf . rs. .. . . Mlllgdlpl llllemleh l-as! i”"l"q"' er TllLll'StlilVt"YPnll1I.! :it Mrs. (liitl- ii,-is hccn S. M. at the L'nivc:-- son, lmlliiilfl IHIP l'?lUF"9d 1” lmnrmlon not; mg”. lmn,m' '0? mm-,.'e Iinnip In hirllIblll' of Miss sitv of New Brtinswick, l”red- their home in litilifzi N S., after I siorouizi . . ouqtte s o t ,' , . , , , V . a Q .,-l,, I w,,,,k, , ,. , V , I.lo,vri- liiinn, '1hr- tIIItIi--in-lie ii in (iitton. spent last neck-iiiti iIi ilslllll. in .tiiiimci.ir INN”: f?(,gs,('S' Ill,” ”rsN,l,”l ll": ilI't'StIlll4'll (ill :IIi;x,il with :i lll'IIltl S'IIIii:iIIIi.sIilc, the '.:lIFSl ill Mr, 'IIIII'l wnti Iaith Mr. Jlllll Mia. lartt: M16-i llmllwtul "tHiill”'H(l'l11limlillstl::;c:ul:lx:.I hniiqtiet riI' ii-Illiiiii.-' I-Iinl Iinui: Mir. MtirlI')' WHIP llc tItIrMtt'ltNl Rit- ,lilI P1 (L P. P . I t .. . . t V - D I O ' . , - - -I: I---I. l ttl tlLl III 5 - I Spnlpd ll” mm R PING of ll MR” llrl1lt':PIt0l'lllII"tlltl'l”lOYtllV llizritlxsllwliit-ll lttllrltllnlllii "I N Hum M U” I Mr. and Mrs. P. W, Wiliiains lwimde Cmna '0 mnrk me map” lwere tIOtltit".'IL9fl tliroiiizhout the ' ' returned on T119-VI-1.V in their lmme 1mmsm"' . . . lhornp in tho irticsts lllilflliftfl the .Mrs. R. .7. Mzicilonald spent the in Suninierside, after visiting their I I ,' i . , T, U i, .. . . - ' - - t i . xii, R S Williams rind fain- H H . . ' V-. fun as she smiittimt (oi thi tiir lt0ll(ll) iicelwiirl iii lI'ilif.ix. N. S. on. . . , V , I1 lulij ,ljl'&” qsllllnlnlr ind li':, run-I tiiitrti-ii piItIstIii'I', iiiIl Itetii-IIIIis tihr-riv she iisitnil hm rliitghti-r Ii;.- zit Mouth of IxrIsuit'I(, IN R. i"llmM I if,” K11-llll GHQ-Ilgnymlalst rnfrcsiinieiil: were i.itIIi seriril in Intl sin-in-lziw. Mr. and Mrs. Joli-i ieltiriiiiig, they ,sIIIppe(l over Iii:hlI (llllIPI' at ie I a a e s - i ' ' . . .1 , . IS.1turd.-i,v, when the ll-'!I1(I1Ti'd:lhc l"I5I"55"5 . . ,05"'”' . , , 1" "M ml . . ,i:ut-st: were Miss litarzarrtl . . N , , K K J x H H d M,” Vwhpnupv Mm Mi" Phyllis Cu,” 31,5, T, 1:, 1-,rt,,ntt left Moiidnil Mr. J. liaison M.1cN1ti:ht. .Vi.l".p . .lis.p antes . ' l h an A ' ' - lslnnrl, New and Mrs. Macxatizlit have rPlt1rn-iltlllfl (mi iioria Jfllnl ostr-sses a

ti, 3 lTl”ll'I'tlliIZ for I.on: York, wliern she eviwits

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pt-litre. Eacii was lIl'PSPllLPfl VI iiiiccn of Ainslcv china. , , . . .

I The executive of the PIovini-i.IiIfl'- M”- land the Charlottetown Literal Wo- . V ' MUN men's Clubs were entertained at (Alt! dDY”Ulll mp W; afternoon tea yesterday at, tlir 0 JP l0"f5-171 I ' U l immp of Mrs, B, Earle li.4'R,t'l)On'dl(l.:n.lI'IIlS Alixlllilry of the (lintii;li!n(t Nor”, Rivrr Rm-"1. pre,-idmg river l4.rii:liiirI: held. .it the Iioin 11 the ten table wits Mrs. W. J. Rodti.IlV. lm itltilfitltttllh - - I' - ,p,-pgidpnt of the C'iarlottetouii last Tlittrsrl'i,i' eiciitiiz, It-ltib, while those assisting in sr-iwI-ltiati n'.'tSl iiiziige t;ir Alt...-s mg were Mrs. B. B. Jones, .VTliS.It.Y.'IllS. o can t it 3. , ldiiizene Cullen. and Mrs. I.. ll, SIIWF ll"-WI I." IIIIPWINIIIIIIH Oilllt"-l Poole and Mrs. J. P. Beer of Mont- ”'”"I'”5 "5 in l"IItltt5 5lIttP1il'1-WI

o 0 . unite.

in speiirl

.Vlilt'l1nll llll

l.nn zwnri h

l - 0 - ' Mr. Mark .II.Iii'(itti::iii, Iii".

son at the Golt Club this after-Ifuily i-ninpletod his MA. course at ,noon the hostesses will be Mrs. the lIniI'PrSit.V Of T"l'0l'll"-

R. F. Norman, Mrs. Ivan l-lornrnlwill spend the summer with his ,I..r5m.y W0”-,.m,.' N, Aq”

Ml to their home in SIlll1lIII'l'Sltltl,Illrlrlztl. at Mrs. iitll'.s home mnnth vlgiting with her iiInth- from Ottawa, Tltev uorn ht'('i'IlH- Siiiiinierstrle on 'Iittc.sIlay ereninz. p,inierl by their .:rin, .Inlin. rt sci-I ' T ' once student 'll McGIli L'nii'cI'sit)', Mi. and Mr: Preston VVarrcn )IonIrp,1l, retiirnvd to their home in Simi- ' ' ' niersida on 'lIiinsil1y, after visiting Mr. R. IV. l.oeI.-lini-t, who hv their tl.iui:htcr .Iiiid son-in-law, Mr. ltien sttitioit Iiiriitzizcr of Tran . John A. MIsl(”i.V. in llali-i (liiirtda Airlines. 'll Pl'I'WllVl( 'lih-Iv were ;ict'-')t1lP-"llllNli

It prrwcIiI.Ii- Srotiniid, and Mrs. l.IIt'liii:irt hiii l”lorInII retiirned

A. nianatzer. llorvai Airport. is ,-I gr)" nr ii,-, A, 3, am: M,-g,IiIlr. ziiid Mrs. Itliintl Xiciiolsoii. rc- is e.x- i.in'kliai't, Sllllllll"l'SlllI'. Iilll'llPtl to his Iiniiir in Sitmtiier-, . . - tsiric, cirlv this H('('lx fritii Sack- Iiille, N. R. llv is i student at

At '11? ,,p,.,,mg ion of the Iu-,w- peeteii home Inrirri. liming stir-t'cs:sw

H" students selected from Acadia Uni-

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. I-Iiniwtt Siiiiiiinns, who re- tn Sttiiiiiit-izsirle with .lici'

liiivn I titriieii . I I eii;:i"tvtIii lIikcn tip residence in Montreal, llll5ll-ll1Il-

to ("In,'icl.i and

where Mr. I.ockli:Ii't is now T. (XI . ' ' ' its Mr. lti-iiilzl Nirli-It-Ion. son of,

3 '. 1" 3: i .l , ' 11 (mp iudmnd mm of N0IMouiit Allison i.'iiIvvi'stly and left

,0 Mfpnd I on lVP(lliIOStl.1)i morniniz to join the

. - . I . r ' -llisnii Coiitiiiccnt which ., . " '. M S. A. S. M I I'Ill”"lll5- HOW VII II”-I-'”' Will the coronwtioii. s,iIlei fioni ll. lifax' Mmlnl A T . '. . IliiilsiLIi'sHi'U;l-l?Ainshx'ortii. ml Mrs. Mark it. M.IiI'(iitts,iii. on Mondav on the (S. S. SiiIIiise:ill”wl rm ll I.'l.”'l nlmllls ("MM , ' . o - . - - ml. the .1-'hnmM Rh”. ,”w”, W, (it'll! Otiii-ci s It IIIIIIII; Louise at . - . - - . - ' . - ' ' I I. I 'l” , U Mrs. Ronald Woodgate and Miss, 'lhe .Ittiiioi l.:iriics' Aid of llii tvlll he im.,,i,.,i um” Hm fmrmmh it itnp nit I ll. 'tit . y

Audrey Cuicliffe were hostesses at Prince Edward Island

fl shower last evenlntz in honour

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Hospital of June. lentertained at, dinner at the Y. M. pnrtsmoun, ,0 ti".

He will then go on to'

I Spnhmd R," Mr. G, (;raIi.iiii Miittarl, son of

Iklr. and Mrs. tieoi',zr- M. Mtitt.1rt.I

. ' - T . es .' ' I i in honour - I . - . t?YE1rl:?:5P J'?C;drim;fE:'I::l' If), ,Am,T,:Imdr:,I: :fl0lrlI:g5'pl'lfl.'I Par- J31: i,,.llr:,.,,hc rP?ll:':ilSllltllTl0l'Ql(lI.I I,-(IP.lln(l his degree; ll( Ki. 9 in lime lII(lt” of Fasliioiis. .ttmiit foriv-five iii: to his lioiiic in Siiiiiiiieiwiirie I'll R'”'ll"l'”. Ill (”""""”'B M Ill" (1 cs P ac - .0 '. ,lI'lll(lilflPll, and after rliiiner, lIrIIlI.'P Clive is a son of Mr. .Iiiiil Kiisllllmlnlll Nllwni llm" ,ll. '1llw”Sl.p The me-nib:-rs of her-hritinc t'llll1lti',1s rIl1.ifl,l'(”il- Norman M.-icdoiiIiId :iIiri is (I frtltnt-IL"lvPllsll)' ll IMIIV ix. 5' , Immerll" eiitertnint.-d Thursday evening -.it- ' cr student of the Siiiitniciusiilc lliizh I"'"l3' l”ll”"”” 'l”l'”'””"'ls' Ml me Vina cvners in honour My M155 nm.hm.a RO:,,,.5 was h,,s,,.SS S-vhaol. Ilcfi by pl.inr- III-r llticrs. hlillIll(ll')tl,'

Mrs. Wellington Dixon, who wilh'nt hcr hoiiic nn WcrlncSrlI1.tI IT"- her fninilv is leaving shortly for nini: at a iiiisi-rliaiinriiis siiowor in

lwlinre he is ltlxlllil a six wt-cks'l . I s II-liittc titiiipini Willi 11,3 MT u coittse tit pit I , -

A il llhe Itoml tliiiitltiii .tiiiiy Service

filcn

I-lit. Limit. l.,IiiI

Urn,-I v('jl1,;.m' om” tn jriin Mr. ii.iiioiir of hits: Fll3I'lllP I-.vans. rd in Sliiiimersiile to join his wife. CM” Il)i.von, who has hi-en trriiisfei-red IVIVISP iiiiri-iI,i:c tiisylwnii zirrtiiecri who has ll”Fll xizitinsz her p.IireIiIs.; s 1.. . . . there. After dinner, hriitIzs- was In Itikc ivlnrc at lmnff, Alhr'rta- Mr. and Mrs, ii. 1.. MI'illt.soii.l mg V1, ,,,,.,,-,,,,a,,,, ,.,,,,,,,.,I played. and presentation was ninrie in .ltiiic, 'while he, wns on course at Rivers, mt hiptr 'B' mnrm; from Acadia: of ii. gift to Mrs. Dixon from thcl ' ' r Manitoba. Tli:-,v leave shortly ftTl',l,"H'vrgHx' Walrcmp N Q mi: mpmhprs, t Rev. in-illifr Louis A. I7IItttZMt.ItiieIr home in Middleton. N. S. lie yuwk "AI: mvmyx R” ',"'”'I' ,m.; , - o Pziilrc. R. t. -N, spent I-iiri1p'ist is on staff at (Zr.-i.nwotirl i'Ill'll(lrl-ll0l."r; ch,.lI.-,'.I,,,i,.' i.,,,,'i i hl0,i"n-'..l Mr. and Mix. II. R. Lorne .'ir- few tins visiting lI'lI'lItlS lll (hIir-, . . . Ixhlmlms I” p,wHIw.l'ml" 4ulmmNI' rived home WNll105flIl.V ('l'P"l"SIl”ll”l'”." I""'l l'"ll"'"-E l”IlI".I' I0 ”-l Sgt. l.. M. Ii-irl Mts. Ptiisiitiiiatiil lm, ,M,,lm,',”Ive,-,,lIccs' A ifrom Poiighkeepslc, N. Y.. irtu-rcpt. (. :-. 5lnflI't.t"t'lr:.'l,.ll.IllIlV. yum, mm. d,,,,:,,,,,,.' Mm hm." mm; - F3 I . . ." II y ih!.V mm hm," vlmlnil ill?” . , visiting Mrs. Piiisoiiii.1iilt's parents. , . - .,. .' daughter. Mrs. Charles Dr-Bold andl Mrs. Lrville S('lIlIl'nl.'Ilt, l.0lIt'lt)lI.!Nh.- -Mm Mrs. J. "amid Hm.1l,,n, ni?Vlr”- y'l”";;” l:'I':lL'Il'?n Mm zllfglt Dr. Del-ioid. Mrs. Lnrize was en Out, and, .VIrs.hl1.WA.A(fi-tr:i. ltfjli-V,"1n' hm. 5-,,mm,,,.g,,.,, nn rl-,,,,Sd.,,.lmp'.(i-W: t'm-wvn on? ls” tlvhlglp T-"TTTO " ninrniitit fur Qiiehcr City, fI'nl1lI',,'. 3",! ,:,,",,",lm' Mr. and Mrs. where they SI'lllc"tl on the S S x L lhwm Srythia for l'InEl'inri. They will . o o be In Loiirlon for the Coi'onatIon ML IA,,,,,., M,,,3,, has '.,,,m,m,d

Delicious and Different! I .97-t...r .9?;m..a

DIGESTIVE

mag P. F. English Quality

o A generous-sized meal biscuit rim is inst slightly sweet. So suit- able for I be time muck, or for

. refreshments when entertaining. Serve P. F. Digestive with cheese and with bev- erages men prefer.

PEEK "FIIEANIS -I iitttrltti BISCUITS

Maroon and yellow pocket.

600

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"ml 599"” 5”'"” ll""',”lgl"',5”'”l"3:tn his home in Stiiiinierstde froml lg". F"Rl"'"I q”f""" Pm,"-("lI"1 l"tiVI'oifville, N. s lie tins heart at t ,”"kh"l'"' ',l”'l""' Mm” szl”-Slllllhlti at .xtI.iili,Ii l'niversity dur-I Pinsonnatilt II posted. in: H”, W5, .,,,,”.. I . . I

. . . F, Strnnz mil:-iIt.iiitvIIt At :i ix-I-I-iitti ruimcd illllIlIlII1Pl inI:i:soci.iiioii of the EI1l'TLlt1IP nllrstiiil

. Mrs. W.

her liridgrv club at her home

Siimnierstdc Monday evenlniz. or the Princes (minty llospltnl,I ' ' ' Miss Rnrtlvi Foster was elected Mr. and Mrs. Reginald 'l'Iinnip- president, Miss Nornia Craig, sec-I son ll.'H'F rctiirned ro their lionielret. and Mrs. lnwrcnrn Yen,l in Chritlitim, N. B., after i'i.iiini:,lr'oiii'ciiei' of rcii'csliii'ieiit commit- tlielr parents. Mr. and Mrs. J Itrm anti iir0',jt'iltl. I Harold .VincLenniin and Mr. and A ' ' Mrs. EH0" Thtlttltl-Vi". 5UmmtIF- Mr. and Mrs. .i. K. Crott.V have

Sid". IMI WP'Ilt-Ntll- l'r'IIlTtiN'I tn lllr'It' lvime in Hali- . . .

I-iv. S, after visiting Mr. and

Mr. Kciiiinth WriIkei' and Mr. Mrs. I- it RQHIIPSS iii Sunimcr-

llirolrl Millikan were the tlclt-.lg,,-in may Ihr uDNk.l'n(L . rates sent, from the !s'itinim-rt.,i.-I - - -

v'ii it-in ctiih to llII' sin-iiini-I MI ....I ii.-:. ii M. t'I'nI'keli.I

Convention. which was held ititwiiirlmr, N, S. iisited Mrs. Croc-

HIIIIRX. N- 5-. M'Pr the week-end knit a sister .-nti iiroilier-in-I.1w.l'Tr.

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Tll9.V W9” HNWMPRUINI h.V Mrsfnntl Mrs A. R. Grant. in Summer-

Walkcr and Mrs. Mllllgnn. Be- sirlc, l'lSI ucek-ciid, sides the delegates, ii hrsvc niiiii- ' ' In-t' tit llll'lItlll is :4iiil thi-ii t-. Iii-I Hie W P (' Ill I IIi.iii, VlIlllllItII'-1

ti'l'll"l'"l- i5itlI', irttitiiml tu lII'I' Iiiiiiic ont

VlllS case in B. manner

, fronds below.

Exit Tony Blount

by Sydney Parkman CHAPTER XV

Continued It was it specious arizttmciit, for it. took no account. of the flagrant exploitation that was going on, and which had nothing to do iiiili

the question of goveriimeiit. But Thurlow did not point that nuI Strang had moved l'ill.llPl' ton

quickly for him and as he had iIoI

yet. made up his mind how to art in the matter, he took i-ciiign in silence. he had no intention oi precipitating trouble till he kit:-Ii how to deal with it and he run- tciiird himself with listeniiit; to what the other had to sav fllltl maiiitainlng is noii-comiiitttol re- licence.

llts attitude emboldened llltI trader to continue, and in the

course of the next. hour he SlltIilt'(l

llll hand even more clearly. His manner grew more assured, as he met. with no opposition, and hi

the end of that period he had put which left

Tliiirlow In no doubt. iiIliatevrr its to how things stood. He allowed it to seem that lltI

rcpzarded the 'status quo' as cunn- ently satisfactory and stttzgcsted delicately that things iniizht he made both profitable and e:i.I.-v I..- :t Resident who itiittld be roiitviit to follow in the path of his prede- cessor. On the other ll.tll(1 lic iii- tlmated, without actually saying so, that he would strongly opposi- attempt to rI.-furin rotidttiriiis and he hinted that as the virtutil ruler of the island lie rould per- haps make things extreiiicly uti- comfortnble for the reiorincr.

It was skillfully done, for at. no

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point did he actually make any promise or threat. and his tone Ili.u.tt.-,noiii. was purely t'nllV('i's.1.

tional; but he had iieverilieless

'inadc it perfectly clear that, lie?

was fully prepared to -put up 21 strong Iliilll for the wholly illegal powers he wielded.

"Ntitiiriilly I wouldn't prcstinie to dic.:1'.c to you," he concluded with .1 genial laugh. "But I do honestly think that if you colla- borated with me on the same, lines that Porson did we could run this show with satisfnctorv results. After all, I havent lived here all this time without. izettina i0 KNOW 3 Rood deal about the folk and now that things are run-

ning smoothly I'd hate to see them get. unsettled again. You see my point. don't you?" I

”Yes, I see that," Tlitirlovtl

agreed ambitztioiisly and he rose tot

Iliis feet. "Well, I think Iill turn 'lll

now. I want. to be tip early in tlicl morning if I'm to make a start be- .c..- it gets too hot. Good-iiiightl”

Back in his bedroom in the

IR:-sideiicy he realized nitire etezirlyl

than ever that the arrival at, sortie

sort of decision was now inipera- tlve. Strong's move had brought things to a head and he must de- cide hclher to throw in his lot

with the trader or come out. open-I ly in opposition.

As Strung himself said other connection, there middle way.

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M'fani took advaiitage pause to sit down on nn ' outcrop of rock and roll herself a unar- ette. She conipleterl the operation deftly. and then held out the tin in '.i'hicli she kept her tobacco and papers.

"You smoke?” she suggested,

Thiiribw was stariiii: out over the sea of griitly-iiai'iiii: paint and he shook lllS head, without siicnliiiig, The t.!ll'l struck a match and lit her ci5:ni'-

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outbuilding, he rigged up a snare made of mackerel fishing line. Having invented the more he set. it along the outside wait of the outbuilding. He set. down to watch results from inside . .I.'Inc. Hir patience was soon rewarded as thr- destructlve animal soon was caught in the snare. The trapper felt no

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Wood.

-. mm qualms of remorse Bi. pronouncing

Miss Anna Moo Gardner and "I9 demh "men"-

Miss Alice Fit7.patrick of Mom- ;,:.,,. ,,.,.,.,. ,,:,,,,,,,.s ,,,, s,,,,,u,.dm.y Miss Bernice DeLory and MI:.:. Iir.II,, H, (-,,.,,,.u,.,,,,,.,,, ,,h,,,.,. m,,”,. sheila DeLory, students at Priiiu: .,.,,.,.,, (I19 gu,-.5,s ,,f Mm Anmb of Wales College, having completed (nminrr, this year's studies have retIir:iet.I