THE GUARDIANJCHARLOTTETOWN M ,

. NOVEMBER 24,&

PAGE'FOUR' .... M . ., , . ii x . . . w x into their -boots; with the sentence strung ' E E1, H. E (I U A R D I A N out for minutes on end; with the false start C . The Neighbors ly George Clark i Jet A e voca Authorised as second cim mu ron union 5:: ml: e'flidl"3 lhefthm ti: 31”? Md with . E i l g , ar), i ....;..';:"::"".....”".:-.i:.':;;.:...... ::.::...W.;:.;.;”..:::..:::;":::L:madame. I e; an .1 g ' . t I . in the record. :'::'''-':--'''::J" The .p.ciguzcd vocabulary of or the higher comp,-u,,,,,,, mm

nssldent and Associate Editor, In A Burnett.

Associate Editor. Frank Walker. tn. 5043,1194 ygt, Age hu bgcome

I. language of its own in the past ten years, In Great Britain. home

THE FROST

The Frost looked forth, and still,

possible with them. Incoming a is compressed iarogresiiveiy n,,.,,,, j” I series of stages. consisting so;

”Mr. Young kept a little collection of some of the oddities that slipped through,

oincuurion

.-con" 9,1”, aw"; mud an an ,1",-v "1 SP1” Of f3V91'Y C3:1'9- For exflmplei And ,fge:g,:1g.i.l,f,'ow I mm be t of the first successful jet engine, rows of small blades mounted

Jean Francois Pouliot of Temiscouata is of 5,85,. ”" designers have forged ahead with a gaglinlla on a drum. Note: 50,,"

1 I'Tlio Strongest Memory ll Weaker Thu quoted as referring to the 'leader of the so ihrguighmthc valley and over the alhgwhgzgeghgfr c:m;,';m,ul"'b9Pn o;0llm::sm::mhavc I it M. wnns, Mk-. Opposition and his anti-union predecessor.' In ulenecg 1.” mm my way. nical nomenclature. I H ' -centrifugll types or compreuolnam .1 The word was 'antediluvian'. And someone I will not go like that blustering "::lvueei:ltltyhem;Jl(l);(aid.tjztwnitaegtet m';l'Wv1JI:.-ll:l&1lhrn'1;1;0!(:W:)n,;apooleng., . rcomc um

IFHARIJOTTETOWN. MONDAY. NOV. 24, 1952

i else is credited with a ireal line-upl instead difficulties at designing an enzm.

than not what is meant is "gas with very high compression which

turbine". which can also be used

train, The wind and the snow. the hall

. i of irealignmentl. and the rain, c”mmonweam' Economic confennce "Editing the remarks of MPs sometimes WM ""5" ” much ””5”9 HM ' to mm 9' pmieuiert And 31”" "iTi1ii""?.o.Z”i3””n”i.i"””””"' v noise in vain are other techn ca erms. we as 0 y w gh gpeed, 1, ' ' single and double-sided impellers, consists of twin compreggm 1,,

line. one at low pressure and 1h other it high pressure unit. Th... are driven indepe ” tly. y

requires the talents of a diplomat as well as good judgment. Sometimes a member

But I'll be as busy as they!" Then he went to the mountain, 1

free-turbines and so on. still more

On Thursday delegations from all the are being coined every year.

members of the Commonwealth and from Southern Rhodesia will gather in London for a Commonwealth Economic Confer- ence, perhaps the most important Com- monwealth gathering since the Ottawa tar- iff conference of 1932. Expected to last more than ten days, the gathering of Prime Ministers and other high ranking Commonwealth figures is aimed at finding a. solution to the currency and other diff- iculties which are holding the level of trade within the Commonwealth at a much low- or level than is desirable or should be necessary.

Prime Minister St. Laurent and Finance Minister Abbott will attend and almost the

may want his stuff altered. Obvious gram- matical errors and understandable slips of the tongue will be fixed up, if the reporter has not caught them already. But what of the member (or minister) who was indis- creet, and wishes certain remarks could be expunged from the record? The practice is to lry.to talk him out of it, and if he in- sists, a reference is made to the Speaker of the House. In one instance a page-long ex- change between two members, neither of whom was quite himself at the time, rc- mained on the record in spite of protests from both that it made them look very foolish.

"The guiding principle is that an amend-

He climbed up the trees, and their bouahs he dressed

With diamonds and pea;-Lg, over the breast

Of the quivering lake he spread

A coat of mail, that it need not

and powdered its crest,

and

fear

The downward point of many a spear

Th” he llllniz on its margin. far and near.

Where a rock could rear its head. glrlannah Flagg Gould.

OTC Old Charlottetown mini 2. ii. i. i

THE FISIIHCRY AVVARD

"So you scosded her for not helping me more! Now you can dry the dishes while she's upstairs crying."

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For the layman there are about I dozen terms that mark the main features of the jet family free. These are gas turbine, jet, turbo- prop, centrifugal and axial, twin-

Ducted Fan: This design mm, to give the jet some of the char- acteristics of the propeller Engine yet at speeds far higher than an;

spool, bypass, ducted fan, com- practicable with a conventional

pound, and reheat. ram-jet and propeller. Basically it is ii fan

rocket, mounted in a duct and driven by . 0 0 0 gas turbine.

Their, main features are as fol-

lows:- Gas Turbine: The generic mm

for the jet and turboprop engines

-gas turbine-ls derived from th name of the spinning blades that provides power internal

ly to drive the compressor, and. in turboprop engines. the propeller as can have

well. Turbine engines

axial or centrifugal flow com

pressors. or both, be of twin-spool, bypass or ducted fan design, or a

combination of each. The com pound engine is partly a gas

disc of

Coinpo Engine: The com. pound engine, of which there are e several forms. is designed for Very long distance flights. It is a com. a bination of piston and gas nu. blne engines connected to drive I, - propeller. The turbine part at me engine is used to increase the sup. ercharglng or the piston engine 0, it may in addition feed power dir- - ectly to the propeller.

Re-heat: This is an effective way of getting great increases in - thrust in a Jet engine for shm - periods during cdimb or combat,

Q f.Notes By The Wayx. 3

whole cabinet of the United Kingdom, led

by Prime Minister Churchill will be taking "1" "'8 L””"''"'” W ”'”'”"”

H011. Sullivan gave notice that he will move the House into a

Neat fuel is injected into the ho, gases as they travel at high speed towards the exit of the jet mpg,

U turbine. Reheat gun be applied ton jet engine for extra thrust. The ramjet and rocket motor, though

ed or prettied-up Hansard, shorn of its in- elegancies, would be a paliid document no-

Part. - - Committe t ti w r . . . . . h l . . A . . , Easing the restrictions on Sterling body would bother to read. As it is, the cm 1he9m0mpm::a”On0:;ueto tdhl: W ;Ix::oe;icdhe:1ygilr:I:ies11l)I:i;a ouceiiuceig andh rloiest industries. - I..Action often loosely called jets. (which thus giving an extra burst of pow- spending in Dollar countries would go far Debates faithfully record the words of nor- iroviihcehundc-1-the Fish”, A,,.,,,,,, isms ..we stayed m sginsburi; 5 C” ”3””' Q””beC- they are in a broad sense) are not 91'-R? 1; fXP,lf!l1l5lVe in fuel. T . . - - -.- . wi e rcmcmb :1 ti i. th ' - mm - as turbines. "1 61 eramietls ' to restoring trade to satisfactory levels but mal human being, sometimes rising to the mim made in meelvmnuitlgs nu; few days, Said one, among 3 10; 0,, hi, hm, ,,,,.,,,,,,,, mt ,,.",,' 3 Jet: The word 15 men Med to ..B,o,,e,p,pe.. type of man:

of other things, were there we went to

"and while we see Stone-

a.Brodie street boy had a fine birthday party. Seven or eight of

gas turbine). It is very expensive

describe any type of engine which , on fuel but gives great

council, forwarded by the Davies has no propeller. it is a gas tur-

heights of eloquence, sometimes flashing G0V9Fnment. and also in the Joint power at

just how that may be done without caus-

i, ll ing an impossible drain on reserves will re- the rapier Of Wit. Sflmetlllles 9-XPl0dl.”g. m Address of both Houses in the b"r9hh7('l exflalglleli hler coicn; the boysglmd girls he plays with hh,e engine which hhmh, 1;, height and high speed. The atiiiow quire a great deal of consideraticn, In the fits of temper, or displaying magnanimity, :eSSS:;?:: (Sirzn3:79&r,,:,?5. 1,1: 51,50,000 l;0,ng,, Jfdanghegfer ;u:r:(,':n5'1 3,8,: :::;:"g'Ka:lheEY v3:;)1"ll311;:n hiilel thrust from reaction when a high- gfeogllgiid liy foirvitlard speed is ram.

. . . - - - . . . i' iis ro" ' ' ' I l . - rec no nature of things the conference can only 01' malice. Or Just P181" Sllllllebsr Hallsald the ;.;,,m,,,. A,,.,,,,,, To ,,.,”,;2,f”,,','; the candles, the birthday cake and :,',),:'”::,me”m (M) M "M '5 pm chalnber, and ch. 1,2, c,;),';1,:;"5:,1,:;l,

s k h ' . is M0 ewans Premier Doug the ice cream. when the hour or Turboprop, Basically, ms 1, 3 out from the rear-end as a high.

- - i l ly so as a group of reply was iVD l v ll D "

be a preliminary to attempts at a laiger has it all. or as near GM 2 n )3 ie ominion, , , , V ,

' I I , . . . 'ernn1enL 1, ,V H, "H . as list lieck appointed two more six arrived and the youngster . ea c,

understanding with non - Commomvealih mechanically competent and Intelligent A,,,,,,, M, ,,,,,,,l,,",,, c,,,.,",, ,,,,f L3 cabinet ministers. imaging the were still going strong, the mothf Sf'3,'L” ;;l:;;l”,,i:l,,1Y;1i”;,”;i.f:;'ii spflockjeet Motor: The rocket m l iod of twelve years, commencing WW1 strength M "'9 Cabinet to er of the young host noticed he ,, jet) 1, almost mu,-exy uged to (again not 3. gas turbine) wm ,3,,f:

men can make it. To the excellence of this work, Mr. Young made a notable contribu-

tion."

fourteen. one of the two will be minister of telephones and also in charge of two or three government offices. The other will he provin-

into its own for flight very high up above the stratosphere, becgug. s it carries all the materials required Centrifugal Flow: Early work in WT Wmbudlloll in-Side itself and so

can operate beyond the

was missing. She set out to find him. He had gone upstairs quietly, had undressed. and was in his py. jamas ready for bed. He had had

turn a turbine connected to a con- ventional propeller. . 0

countries by which trade and credits would make American funds available to the rest of the world.

on 1st Jilly, 1873, during which "'0 TFCMY is to continue in oper- ation, and (IS on that date this Province became part of Confed-

' -em-r-r-- - -' i-ration, we had no stronger claim cial secretary, a job with pi'actl- enough, .. Fort William Times. . . I man any ,,,h,.,. pm,.,nCe ,0 Do g cam, no dmies. and M50 in Charge J 1' . Great. Britain on jet and turboprop Rl.lllo5- Alaskan Prlljocl iionool bllle Award. a F of the publicity and parks bran- ouma Egkslflllelsi-y W: d:1tl):icenct;"?;:rBusi:tl:;, ggge-regrhsn l-33:11:; ?;1;1mIi:ll:g . . , . I - I . n ring tius informed, ihe clies. The size of the cabinet is he Du: west, a farmer near Gosh- nymph mmp,-5550,-I in much the to burn with their fuel) The

Legislature last session memorial- c

oming just a little bit

ridiculous

en. Indiana, several years ago, got

incoming air meets a vaned disc

thrust comes from the rapidly ex.

Th Aluminum Com an of America - . . , , , annoufices the projected iguildling of a MO0.- ,.e,,I,::1:,,I)s,:1::::Ec:a:qd Eitngseebec today on Oltllf; ..?il.l-i.ei"c.'I3.5.1.i."si'.l.f ddigcait. ' ' ' -Calgary iuimm :55 Ids: ifeiaiiifelngxalieueric o'i5:r- which because H L! rowing E333?” 8”” meued by mm- - - ed by Ih B-'t'.h G v, , 0 r "1 mll 5. flings the air outwards at high , 0 - 000.000 power on sngway. Alaska. . . . .51.: ...:::.:."-:2:-r.."..::;: 2:523 is mm . . . ' I , n 5 . Actually this depends on approval being The enquiry into the Parkdale Wat” glsianigd!::rao.;):ms;.a,.;f 0,1 ,l,,e up norm. ,5 gem ,0 become a me in "Mom arm to slats gawk th;xc:m:u::ionTcgi:J2:er;ore comp CIVIL SERVANTS . ' . WE ' ' . - l

gamed from the U' S' and Canadian Gow situation has been adjourned until January ffatrs MT, 1j:,J””" 1873 bl" 81;: 'IIl'Jll1i&?i'ft!legl?eedleSsBl.llB(f:l. isTuo?gQi:11tin liglpthfhxetdzgiveliy ri;t1lIl,1l':gidf3l:m wii: ?””.”S to 1b TM "12" the wmh 13?" M"ch' mm Camd” Md

Prnmems. The Canadian Government Comes . ,3 we 5 on be ,.(,,,,,,,,,,5med by th c . . ' h. t . m - uga ype. ft er an more power- .648 Federal civil servants of 3 pmmesquei 53”” V 339- taken up by the Church Of lhe ful engines have been designed whom 32,689 were employed at

26. Already enough evidence of a serious the Imperial Government W the but they have decided mat the, Bremen and mm on AWE.

Participated with axial flow compressors because

sion.

dians. They know that

m0 long sense breeds more and more good

into the picture because the giant scheme , , use 0, ,,,,,. mhe. b .,,A ,

entails the diversion of water from lakes in muatm" has been heard to mm"? th?" the United Stat:-lsesrory lCiie7:i'eici:d'"0 mg” "W W be Wards 01' the in by many religious and mm

' . . . h justify the appointment of such a commis- of nearly two years ii-om 24iiil3”V"""”"”- They W” i” 90 it groups. resulting in a small-scale "

British Columbia and the Yukon throug July, 137,, ,0 ,5, J,,,,.. 1873' whenlon their own feet. like other Cana- MI1r5hal1Plan that in a literal

tunnels to be drilled through the mountains

at the earnest request of

the Island h

ave they been segregated from will. Since then over 5,000 heifers.

I At th. . t the ' ' ' Home Government, this ,

Of the C0aSta1 1'3-"85 is pom Y 0 p threw open her fisheries to U. 9m" C”md'3"5v "99"-ed 35 590' a like number of goats. and other DI-. K. A. Magigghgfn

Alaska "panhandle" is not more than about Vs armest congratulations ale due to S,. i:'S1l;ErrI:l:(l1i.ved'1ugonfgcslfjglsh nifilziililiecli IE1: Clslensserollfllizgx. held tsmglioettltg; igyfnubfezn 'sIl;l:peotl”stor.22 DENTIST w. J. P. MacMi"un

. . - v ' ' ' . l x - - - . l - 20 miles wide, and the Canadian Govern- Dunstans University rugby team on Will W ,1, mm, to me memom, Ne,.,5.He,,,1d, , 0, me mum are passed mfg :5 Mn mm 0 1 - - - t ' t - . a 4 . ' . , Va 7 r n . ment would require assurance that inland ning the historic McCurdy Cup, emblematic e;nded answlering this pelt of the other needy families. - Christian 20, Que" 5,. "mm 6" MD. navigation in Canadian territory would be of the Maritime rugby championship. ThlS ';,fr'm,:;,s'f:,f,'n”"fn W; i””” ”lf,l The iendency '0""d Imlm" 5013"” M0n”0l'- --------m H A MacMi"un . . I . as ng wi l "i 3 1 Hm.4 safeguarded. is the first time the l1'0phY has been W0” ll"? Whole WQSUOH. Will not ne- ”I.T.i333” pgicedilhg refisirid The cinema is the diversion of Dre w' R- c"'59n . . , - - . glcct to press til I.' ' t A . : - M.D. The Americans, notes an exchange, have locally and it IS a matter of pride and sat me Imperial Ggjesugglnrinzni-hso crogtagf &::lnr8n.pi (tihlccefliteax oixgignoirigussf. fl-gtlrnou CmBo,,BAc.,.oB M K - . - - t ' . , V u - g 3

been showing greater interest in Alaska of isfaction, not only to St. Dunstan s, llS giiiliyeiinro:itl:dn:h:ato1rsi'nnd lei, shab- the Cmadm population are at have not Wanted R restrained cm 0:11:38; 1o;l.Edr.:::;N ent strcct Phone 5 0 recent years. Not only is it of military team members, coaches and officials, but ;The Fgamgner -Mwch 29 1881 the bottom or that movement. But eniele and have thought that the Phone ""2 ,0, ,.,.,,,c, 3, Office Hours:

. - - - 1- - ' . Lg, ' H; ' ' let us not exaggerate the extent poor as much as the rich had A-en--------g 1:30 . goo .. mo . g;3c .lmP0Yt3”C9 by reason of its sltuatlon but to the Cny and Provmce as C en' TC of it, since the higher marriage right to such diversion. It must A. wan-hen Gena.” ""3 by wpomtmem. also it is the largest undeveloped areablf 0 o o ..e,,,g,,,,Q,,,,gm,i,,,, rate of recast, )'ehri.M1l.lp5rt13cll:l9hll::eadl;iii(l;te;ia,;igati H31: stings: ha: LL B

- i It is known to be me g . . .0 . comparison e ween a .7 . n l. 0 cm, u w . . the United States Geoiges Benjamin Clemenceau, the Ti . Natural mc,.e,,5e mmams hm, mus, mm” ,,q,,,,,,,, ma, 1, has BARms,mR' soucnom Em

in minerals, most of which are obtained near the coast owing to the lack of trans- portation facilities further inland. Hard rock mining can be carried on only where steamers, railways or good highways are available and freight rates low. The more remote deposits await cheaper forms of

ger of France, French statesman and jour- nalist, died this date 1929. He became prominent in the revolution of 1870 and for a long time was the destroying force in French politics. overthrowing government after government. As a wholehearted patriot he became the dominating figure in

The Age-Old Story

I00f03i(!&)sm-69-m('Vl3-';?..

-&oe&

And we have known and be- lieved the love that God hath to us. God. is love; and he that dwelleth in love (lwellctli in God, and God in him.

and the population increase at a good rate.-Le Droit, Ottawa.

supply of new colonists is on

One thing sure is that in parishes in Abitlbi the farm popu-

One may wonder whether

whole enough to fill the

which open up,, year

continues to

mgoccasion of the semi-centenary of E3p5 after year. certain

been just as profitable to the poorer people who can regularly restore their stock of courage with an evening of relaxation and for- izetfuiness at the cinema. On the

the cinema industry it is proper to offer it congratulations and likewise to express our gratitude. It must be recognized that it has served the public well.-Montreal

Phillips Julliling Ill Grafton Street Money to Loan

Barristers and Solicitor. itloney to Loan

Collection

Guudet & Huszurd

GILBERT A. GAUDET. B.A., LLB

Canadian Bank of Commerce Bldg.

. Frederic A. Large. QC. Blrrllter. Solicitor. Notary Boyll Bank of Canada Building Charlottetown. P. E. 1. Loans on City and Farm Properties

J. A. McGuigun

IAIBISTEB. BQLICITOII, Eta. NOTARY. Etc.

Currie Building

iTaYlSP0Tt- France during the First World War. 0" Highest Everest mien ,5 mung, ,,,,h,., m,,,, ,,5,,,,,, Mam .

The climate of the'coastal regions.of Alaska is damp and chilly but much mild- er than is commonly realized, strongly re-

O 0 D

Reports that President-elect Eisenhower has filled two more cabinet posts are pos-

(Ottawa Journal) A Swiss expedition is reported to have turned back from Mount Everest after climbing to within

We might darken the picture far- ther by saying that many.so-call- ed colonists live on their lots with- out really farming them, or car- rying out only the minimum of

APPEARANCE COUNTS

Foster Barristers. Solicitors. Etc. II. II. BELL, Q.C.

C-iell. Mdfhieson 8:-

J. S. Taylor

OPTOMETIIIST Eyes Examined. Gllnes Fitted Corner Kent and Queen Sts.

. blin that of Norway. It is thus suit- ' ' . g . ::br1I:.- to? permanent settlement and could sibly misleading. The present administration ffoagggfwgi iggl-BER: ”lL';l”:;'d- clearinlgh to prevent thcirmexfpuh We specialise in Lsdles' and G. it. FOSTER. LLB. Office Phone I956-House mix I . . - nice until early next year and weather '3 Mn” which their sion. 0 ey pre er lo pio rpm (;,,,,.,v g,",,,.ed.4,,.mg,,,,,,.,, sum, Louis on City and Farm LT?”

much reater ulation. remalhs lll 0 2 U, ,, 1,, ,, 3 db :1 Sfiibe growth ing the pogidlgition of all that the incoming President can do is ::)””kl1ml1"t99'l"8 ,13:"IR'1l)dd”il"i;:39 wliilenitctrgiggstheif iotimivitii ie(1l:e- T””'”""' '""' O"”'””'”' 150 IIi::rl:'::Il'Itde.StreeI M' Albun Farnmn Q'c' i - - ” ll” 9"" - ” E 9 ” " h ht of H lllwal o ihle ch lttet P.!'.'.l ' A-- 11-3- . - - - th n who will constitute the ov- , i Pull ll , 35 P 55 , "0 W" - the Umted States ls mamtamedfA1a:1l:a may :erli:r(i:1tenteaf!t1:r the change has taken plgace valltygiig xgierdndmiinited Kingdom Cllslxlwhlclli hiegins it; be dil!- C39.00,alld up ' B liurlstg: and sol:ItItlri;l” l i e SUI” - , cern e area ' t e mlnn g on o mmai-co u t

we” prove a useful recipient or The can of course make preparations for "my " exllected W "Y "mi y m E J. P. MacPHERS0N & sols. Palmer 3: HCISIGIII chuiottctmvn

Y ' ' Chllllellke 0' the A. a. I-IASLAM. n.s.. 1.1.5. Money tn Loan

plus population of the metropolitan area.

gf,gg,A.... Earl Young of "Iiansarii"

assuming responsibility but in the mean- time have no official status.

answering the highest mountain. It will be a day of endless glory, as proud as reach- ing the North Pole or crossing a

Signs Of Times

(GlobeWan-d- Mail)

Barrister, Etc. Charlottetown, P. E. L

Sank of Nova Scotll Chambers

MdcPlIu & Trainer ll. 1''. MsoPll.El:, B.A., QC-

- 0 - ”I,f,:f,f,d :”f:,'f,u,ff,,',nf;: ''The other oaliy do. truck Ldriver. ......."”.."”..'1'” W” I. SOMERLED TBAINOR. M- . . . - - . ' i f ii , Many friends in thlS.PI'(I)Vlllce.Wlll appre- what would once have been ,, dmtate Wigstmtowgililc uibt;rm:a: h':;'5:”ln”n';fm; 39;, ;;,,,iei:, 9; fgffe HRESTONE Mutheson. POOR! 3: . nan-imu. Etc. date the following editorial tribute from of Paris is that the humble umbrella shall photograph. taken from United 9”” ” h" 1”” W” mm 5l""- I Nmhojson 'T"'m-Th. M . if . h It M Earl - - h K, d 1 l H, I I in Toronto. In a matter of sec- 5. R. C "C! the Ottawa Cmzen to.t e a e F. be 3 thing of elegance' eqmpped wlth Sue 19X om Emma Y"! W" t ” onds motorists. other truck drivers A. W. MATEESON. Q43. 3-5- Young, who was a native of Charlottetown features as builmn De,-fume sprays and we my Mm know whether the ggedmpercliggtigaikrelswgrgi-iciiugegnzig A. a H: In LLE nlissisrnn. souciron. and in his younger day served as ,a re- J-ewe1.e,,c,.,,sted nonvs and dog's head hand- mferijt Sfreaiereslgohg: been l001m' recover the property for which he Flats Fixed - ARE. .. E uNo.,:r:Y; :1," am porter on The Guardian? les. This is a matter which should come now ,3 mmgim an mile” 31:: wlagsh respozigibie, brig to hustlemoff vulcahm,,g . Ret,.,-mung JOHN r. NICHOLSON. -LLB. " "' ' N "Earl C Young W85 One Of those Public in for regulation in the interest of traffic mountains than that of the 1924 it Jhci ey golf: n.cimy' t. fefit A n'"'''''”''' '5” V Dmsmumow nts whose work W85 d0lle Quietly End f t Eu, 1. the handle should be suf British expedition which fought ja: develxoiedv aimmeclsiatzly-"O I; Phone 747 ' c""""'"" "' M'"'” T" mm n""" "11 sewn 53 e y' i e - ll! WHY-up I new route. bruised by presumably the police wer ' soo '0 6"" 6”'" Sm” efficiently. with Practically 1"” C0"mct ficiently long to keep the ribs out of any lll.ltl'lfii1nc:,tL0l'Ced tot dlvgt in; 0,, ,,,,,,d' but no, Mn enofmh tr; We Trade Tires. Charlottetown Byron J. Grant. O.D- ' ' ' ' - en 1' 88 O 'with me thousands of Canadlans familiar eyes or the materml should be such as to miihgaps. But eatfeliifsltlfci) IYcM:1lioi?y ltegirdgewlguwhen a. whole com- FIRESTONE Dr' A' "' Much”: OPTOMETMST With the end Product Of his 1ab0rs' He was rovide an unobstructed view in all direct and A C. Irvine set out from their munity would have rallied round . A” hm 9"” mm". M jth am”, of one of Canada's most widely 9. puny camp at 27,000 feet to be to help the driver reload alter BRYENTON & McKAY p.':d?iTiS:. i"””'"' '”"" "W" . e . tions. . i swallowed in the mists surrounding such an accident. But cust.oms- Gum” EQJILJING J A "I R O. -rlId'Dllb1iCati0ll5- We House Of ,C0mm0"5 ' ' the peak rising 2,000 feet above and morals-change. Now we even no drama at. Phone In ' ' cw" .'s' ' Beaver are busy folk and haven't got th man for himself. The fact that 187 Gm! George St. ..... I” ha orroninfnlsghm W,

iDebates, more familiarly known as Han- iasrd. Mr. Young served on the Hansard staff for'40 years, and was its head for the

past 16.

"Under his direction the official record not only maintained its previous high standard, but became better still. Above all, he was a stlckler for accuracy, and insist-

iv others -who mumble

around to the theory that the world owes them 9. living. They have gone right ahead in providing a livelihood for -themselves and families. Unfortunately they have not always co-ordlnated their efforts with their human brethem and there have been nu- nierous instances of conflicting interests.

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They plodded on slowly, pausing often. For one historic moment the mist blew aside and a comrade at the 27.000-foot camp could see them far on their way. Then the mists closed in and Mallory and Irving were seen no more. It is possible that they achieved their objective. but,the everlasting winds, the mist. and the cold rock hold their secrets well.

the soap, in this case, belonged to somebody else seemed merely to add zest and enjoyment for those participating. Late arrivals prob- ably wasted no time in seif-con- gratulation for their inadvertent , honesty; more likely chided them- selves for not moving faster. Plain, old-fashioned honesty has become- just that-plain, and old-fashiom e

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