On August 31st, we left Spo-

ocroesn 20. 21953

, Coast ;Fo Coast 0

FROM BRITISH COLUMBIA

-ro rumors EDWARD ISLAND by

luby Johnson Ind Men 1'. Tell (Part 1 of 2 parts)

we bought I 1941 Chevrolet scdsn in April, 1953, and from ihat time a debate began. . . Could we? would we make the trip scroll the vast continent from Vancouver, 3. C., to Charlotte- town, P. E. L? The car was tested thoroughly- r.oo0 miles were added to the nhiesge and so after much discus- sion, about two weeks before our p,(peCf.ed departure to the East we decided that, at least we would start by car. We must admit neither of us were too sure, and muragc on some occasions was a bit dim. Our friends in Van- couver looked at us with various types of disgust, doubt. admir- siioii, amazement, and envy. Often. no felt like giving up the idea 1...: being stubborn, and probably due in the foot that we wanted to we the country. and keep our lli('l'., we finally departed from part Coquitlam, B. C. (the home of "The Johnsons") August 26. iim, st 7 o'clock, in the evening. We were given our final send- nir by Mr. and Mrs. Johnson and iii: and Mrs. Ritchings. Mr. Ritch- mgs, A friend of the Johnson fam- ily felt we needed a few tools, so he armed us with one axe, one shovel. and one tow chain . . all for good luck! As all farewells are difficult. this one was no ex- -eption for either of us. However xiter we had gone a few miles in thoughtful silence, we began to get excited and looked forward in our adventures with keen in- ierest. We went the first 100 miles to Hope. B. C., that night and stayed with Ruby's sister and hrother-in-law. Const. and Mrs Raymond Boisveri. 0 O 0

On August 27th, we started out --our trip had really begun and in spite of I downpour of rain our ipffffi certainly were not damp- ened. We travelled over the beauti- iiil Hope-Princeton Highway to Asoyoos, B. C., and crossed the border into Washington. On our way from Omsk. Wssh.. to the Grand Coulee Dam. we ran into a fresh fall of snow-we thought if this was the start of winter. we would need chains as well as a shovel. We saw the Grand vaulee Dam in all its mllhthllis and marvelled at such an achieve merit by man. Spokane, Wash. claimed us for our first stop. We stayed with cousins of Mary. Mr. and Mrs. Harry l-lennessey and family. Wt uero -entertained most royally- weing most of the city and some of the night life in Couer D'Alene. Idaho. just across the border from Spokane.

We Know one bellicose dog who won't welcome the latest thing in aluminum: an electric dog-prod. Next time Towser rushes into battle, you can nonchslsntly

kane, the day being very sunny and hot. Entering Idaho at Couer D'Aienc. we followed one of Am- erica's most beautiful lakes, Lake Couer D'Alene, for a few miles and then went on through Cedar Canyon. We stopped in Wall e. Idaho for lunch-a pretty mini g town but very drab surrounding country. Soon we were on our way agsin with Ruby at the con- trols. We passed from Idaho inic Montana through Lockout Pass elev. 4753 ft., and drove to Drum- mond, Mont. stayed there all night. We were in the heart of cowboy and cattle country! Com mon sights to travellers are the bobbing forms of bloating sheer

Continued on page 14

"The Spud lliggin' Erounil"

As I motor along I've a. fond look around

At the huitling folk

On the spud diggln' ground Not a furrow is turned,

Not is plow is in sight- The combines are idle

And as silent as night.

Not a mortal astlr.

Not a single one found

Who is not already

On the spud diggin' ground. The scholars hrlve left the Rural class rooms and hurried. Along with the teachers Who likewise have scurried, To where the sore muscles And the lame backs abound-- Out there with the crowd on The old spud diggln' ground. I searched and I searched for A good Person I know

Until I exhausted

All the places to go . . .

You may not believe me,

But I ran him aground

Out doing his bit on

The old spud diggin' ground A fumed politician-

To be sure you have guessed He was picking away

At'a pace with the rest., Sweet nostalgic mem'rics Sweep over my being

And carry me back

To the days I was seeing The hands of my time-plecc Creep so slowly around When I. too. joined the crowd On the spud diggin' ground.

. -S. Barlow Bird. Frdetown. P.E.I.

..M.m.....,D. ALIEIIIY PLAINS SCHOOL

Honor roll for September of Alberry Plalns- School is as fol- lows.

Grade )(--1. Lorraine Valley: 2. Betty Wilson; 3. Richard Praught. Grade IX-1. Violet walker. Christina Walker; 2. Martha Wal- ker; 3. Betty Prsught; 4 Edna Praught.

Grade VIII-1. Emmett Hyncs; 2. John Msclvllllen. i

Grade VII-1. Ella Walker: 2. Fred McMillan: 3. Peter Curran; 4. Buddy Valley.

Grade VI-1. John Pi-ought: 2. Edna MacMillan: 3. Kay Valley. Grade V--1. Rose Prsuaht: 2. Estelle Wilson; 3. David Walker. Grade IV-1. Maria Curran; 2. Gerald Doyle, Wilma Wilson: 3. Betty Lou Doyle: 4., Margaret Richards.

Grade II-1. Florine MscMillsn: 2. Florence Richards: 3. Basil Hynes: 4. Thomas Walker.

Grade I-1. Hilde Walker; 2. Marilyn Macboahld: 3. George Currant; 4. Leah Valley.

Teapher, Helena Roche.

aces. Douglas Bros. and Jones.

below cost at Jack Cameron's Sale.

TIVO

wood or oil.

C-antwell'.s Pharmacy, Gloria.

Dial 5228. serving full course din- ners. Speciniizlng Chinese dish.

16 style I-ll-style.

play at the Cundsl Homo. Tues- day. Oct. 20, 3.30 to 5.30 p.m.

Pickard as Co., are unloading Welsh Coal, nut and egg size.

mecilng of Guide Association will be Wednesday. Oct. 21, 3 p.m. in the Summcrslde High School Library.

Radio sound systems. Disc rind tape re- cording. 180 Kent Street. Phon: 43915.

braiod Canadian baritone, present- ed by Prince Concert Series in the Collcge Audi- torium, on F'i'lday, Ociobei: 23rd, at 8.30.

his patient and skillful attention during my several weeks in the P. E.I. Hospital, my most grateful thanks.

hospitiiil staff who so courteously attended to my needs during my stay in room 207aMany Thanks.

cd my stay by their visits, cords. fruits and candies. flowers. books,

etc.

Special Sale

PLATE CORNEB BEEF

CENTRAL GllARDlAll

COOK'S for::ei;ccI Pictures -vouiz DOLLAR nuvs MORE- at the iwciias nnuo soon."

JIMMVS TAXI-Dial 7379 or '13'lD. J

GOING OUT OF BUSINESS

SALE at Jack Cameron's.

FINDLAY coal and wood furn-

COLORFUL scanvns selling

PRACTICAL N U It s E 5 wants work by day. Phone 7426.

BELANGER RANGES for com. Bryenton 6s MacKay

SERVICE To SICK, Dial 5132. next to

ISLAND GRILL, Queen Street.

VISIT Hl3STYLE MILLINERY. 3'm' Great George Strect.' Every

LEAGUE OF-Mercy ten and dis-

WELSH H;RD COAL. - A

ATTENTION. The semi-annual the Provincial Girl held

MacDONALD Rjl-DIO SERVICE repairing. Amplifiers and

HEAR JAMES MILLIGAN. cele-

of Wales College

Cord Of Thanks

To - Dr. J. W. MacKenzie for

To-The nursing and other

To those friends who brighten-

Thsnk you sincerely. Thou. E. Cox.

FINEST QUALITY

at only 35 cu. Per Lb. Buy With Confidence at

J. M.'s MEATS

Market Building mar. 5535

THE GUARDIAN.

Protestant Orphanage Contributions

Mr. Neil D. Walker .. ........ .3 2.00 Mrs. John D. Abney, Hillsboro, Texas

Grafton Street East.- Conada Packers Nelson's Service Station Eastern Bakeries Ltd. Finluy MocKinnon

.... .. . 10.00 s2.00 each: Mrs. Harold Stewart,

George Cooper, Wesley Acorn, Mrs. Ben Stcnliford, Mrs. Frank Puncher, George Adams, Enter- prise Bakery. -

Mrs. Willard Coffin. Mrs. Leonard Vatcher.

50c each: Ella Drew, Stewart.

Mrs. A.

ance has enabled us to start build- ing again.

Mr. and Mrs. Norman W. MIoLeod, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Meclaeod. Bridgetown.

IN MEMORIAM

In loving memory of Gordon J. Sentner. who departed this life October 20th. 1945.

A loving husband and fsthu so good and kind, No friend on earth like him we find,

For each of us he did his both May God grant him eternal rest.

Ever "9h1emberod by Illa wife Julia. and two Dsughtorl.

IN MEMORIAM

In loving me , of Joseph Mac- Lood. who passed away October 19th. 1952.

Though absent you

Q

Ill always

Still still loved and our

dear.

Ever Remembered! by Son Louis.

Victoria. P. E. I.

produce this two-foot aluminum rod and apply it to the hsndiest part of the dog's anatomy. The resuliing shock is quite harmless. but they say a few "treatments" cure the pugnacity of even the ioughut iyke.

speaking of clectriciiy, Cana- dians can take pride that the largest stranded electrical cable ever made for an overhead trans- mission line has been delivered by Alcen's Shswinigan Falls plant to the West Coast, to carry power to our new smelter now s-building iii Kiiimal. Aluminum Company of Canada, Ltd. (Alcan).

P.E,l.xAnTl8T8

rxiiismoii, ”.'s' ' "W.

'A fcsuwo

I mend ii I I d favor of a::fe?tle.n" Evrmud Mlfh on ie melt of the timer- al process and Improved coo- telnet.

Iv0.::I..IIe:u:I'e. 0:, lfesuffrv: lectien Evaporated Mi its more euwel no

i . '

.9-scream

cvsaonarso MILK

RTI-IY OF

More'like fresh crearn than any canned milk you ever tasted.

Perfection is truly rlrhaplvfezllon in coffee.

Perfection is whipping perfec- tion for desserts.

Perfection is scientifically safe for baby's fouaule.

fcrnimas cnsasstn

CHARLOTTETOWN PRINCE EDWARDISLAND

p. 4-

i- ..i

son, Lois Shaw. Mrs. Isaac Clarke,

Prince of Wales College- VV. A. MacPl1ee Mr. & Mrs. W. J. Lily H. Seaman Gordon L. Bennett

Crestwood Drive, York, Park Ter- race and Admiral- Mr. R. L. Cotton.

Charlotte ResidPIlCP--

CHARLOTTETOWN

Turner Farm Equipment .-. 5.00 52.00 each: N. D. Campbell. Kemp's Stationery, Traders Fin- ance C0l'p., Keefe's I-lygenic Ser- vice, Maurlce Block & Co., Tan- ton's Tire Service. 31.50: Mrs. Clarence Gillir. 51.00 each: Mrs. Fulton Thom-

Dorothy Douglas. Norms's Ladies' Wear, MacDonald's Radio Service, A friend.

75c: Checker Taxl..

50c each: E. Toombp, A friend.

3:00 52.00 each: T. M. Lothian, Cath- erine Bethune.

s1.00 each: Ghiz Grocery. Mrs. 51,00 each; Catheg-in. I.-,,,se,.p ister St. Laurent has said only two countries likely will be re- Neil Diamond, J. E. Cameron, M”, 5, Glover, R, T, Muheson, that "affairs of the world" will viewed and methods discussed of Mrs. Alex Stewart, E. Wotton. E. L. I-Ieighton, Ivsn Dowling, be discussed. Various state func- increasing both. Mrs. J. F. MacKie. George Boers. Mary MacDonald, Eleanor Lowe, lions. which the president will at- The fact that the full cabinet - Mrs. Gordon Leitch, Percy Acorn. Helen Yea. tend will preclude any lengthy or will be on deck indicates tl1a.tdls- M1i5- Blythe Ml""Y- M"- -7- 5- 51.50: oroihy Auid searching discussion of particular cusaion will not be confined Lode Bentley, Mrs. J. G. Mscl-ledyen. soc; nu h 305,, subjects. (mm. homvu. '

Mrs. E. K. MacNuit H Brlxmnn Rmmg, M”. Helm B. Grwne Hugh Walker, T. N. MacKee, U. 8. are oonccrn.ed.Ca,na.d1.,n note, Mr. J. H Carry ,,,,,,,, H Mm Noel DEBWS 5.00 Capt. C. E. Myers, Mrs. James to Washington concerning Amer-1. Mr. Benj. Rogers Sr. . Mrs. W. T. Rogers . 5.00 POw"' . , can re5m0”0n3 0" Oinldlln im- Mr. & Mrs. Keith Kennedy 5.00 M.-, J, 1), Stewart, 3,00 31:00 "M" M"' Thus" A'h”'g' 99”” h”9 be” 3e""m8' 3hlTPGY111 Misses I & A. Home p 5.00 52.00 each, Mm J. L. Curran. J. Annie McKenzie, Frank MiicKie, ream; mommp . Mrs. A. V. Saunders H. Lewis, Mrs. John Simmonds, Mrs' H' 13' B”wm”"' President Eisenhower msly take Rcv. W. G. Hogg .. - Mrs. G. G. Wood, Mrs. R. the o ortuiiit to o l' ' R. S P. Jardine gggg H 5,09 Hyndmuh Low-or Illllslmro Sf:roet- U. S, Ixleign pi)!” mutEl:;opl:”:;z Dr. Donald Czinipbel 5.00 51.00 each. Mrk H. L Pnlmprv William llorlliy the FM, East. Chas. W. S. Bentley 5-00 Mrs. H. W. Piatts, Mrs. s. H. "91?" RP” ” Apart from what may be discus- Lloyd 5. Stevenson -. Spinney, Mrs. R. H. Jenkins, Mrs. Em? 1”" , " 2:30 sed during the visit President. Els Mrs. J. P. Lrintz - Elmer Mailett, Mrs. Waiter Cox, 5200 "ML weeks 'GmC"'V' enhowrfs trip in itself Ls r d .- Mr-''i- A. C- Sinful” W Li" M" MYS- H- P- Roller. MrS- J. A- 1,Z1";,.n,:;dL0I;':; 13J,s,'frEdeo;Jlz:,.;fKE:' as a stimulus to better rifgho: ncli: hrs. . . aL- : ,, , , ' - , , : H ' i Dosifnolffi. oliirs. Liouis Sodler. Mrs. JMEL AKIIEEE: 3071. M”: "g E" ,M”l"- Jr" gghzgenrthte W1; w”nm95- It "in J. P. Simmonds, Mrs. Ralph DU" Innis, Mrs. E. Seller, John Wii- 5100 pwhi Ml” Ruby H'".”';i 15 as V” abroad 51”” M5 monk MN 1-. E, MMNHHV M”, son, A Come”, M”. C M Mac, Mrs. Stanley Thompson, M'lffoi nauilura on as chief executive. B. E. Rogers, Mrs. James MaC- Lean, Mrs. Gordon Holmes. 1353': S4"E;0efMa1:4E:'1lLfln11t”';wrg1”1G:? Milflffflrilli each: Mrs. -Harold G00d- l?lhI::hR?nL.Gh:::hffilsn Dnmngg Mir: hM' G' Cmckem FORT AUGUSTUS 0' w' L with MW P- M- S'"""i""”- M”: M”' 1” J' 3" ”' ).3"'h” C:-"W The monthv meetin of th at C. H. Foster. Mrs. A. C. COX: find Rochford Street and Rncliforil hang Mr? vhan Dothemml vlclor Patrick! 3 gdivju K p ct ' Miss Laura Cox. MrS- William Squaro- Colic. .iis. Georg; 'Sutierlan-ii. C W L W hm tfgl t 0 he Been Mrs. F. E. 5911”, Mrs, A, Gordon Goldie . Mrs. Robert Mac illiams, Llsin . . ., as e I or Augustus E. T,,on,bS' Margaret Comm, Percy Ba,.,m,, , H 5.00 Puncher, E. Burner, Mrs. A. J. on October 11. The meeting open- 50c: 13. MacKinnon. ' 52.00 each: W. S. Gordon, Mrs. Wat”! Prmk hay” M” F' ed with 3 P”Y"-

. R, F, Norman, Jsnie Bait, Mrs. G,I0VCi”- I-"W5 Campbell. -7- 5. -7en- The treasurer reported that the Kent Street (Co.ntlnued)- W. A. Smith. kills: 11- W- D3li'V'150';;1FT3"kJJ5'f chicken supper held on Sept. 28, Stewart Bakeries ........ .. 51.00 each: Mrs. George Bun- 0””-. R0179” A- M ""50"v 05" was is splendid success. Douglas Bros. & Jones tain, Mrs. Dorothy Goldie, Mrs: l-I GEE"fV- It was decided that a. card party- Mi1ton's- Old Spain .s A. Bourke, Mrs. Wm. Breiiciut. '”c- M”; Dun C"'"h”m: and bingo be held in th, ha" m G1;;gey's Pharmacy 5-00 Mrs. Wm. Johnson, Mrs. Frank 50” MC”: Mm Pivy”3g9"k:”5: 139,, ocmb" 5150 umg th, Council- - . ISqt:;::;'; Mngcggggfl 31'-r9:'”Ttr-1B);2'l-ti M: I,-1553' lors collect the rrcmbershlp fees

Th k s,,,m,, M”, George ,3;;,,,,, M”, .1. Bulmzin, Mrs. J. W..Giennle, 1-'. S Merrill Crtiswell, Mrs. VVsrreIi L5l7P'"- A friendv A ”''”d' .-... Houston. ' weymaymd Slfrev?-'th 5 500 f We Wm” '0 linwfdy Hunk .111 50; "C11" M”' A' Tha.?k"' 1".” fehlcliz Vlliflriam wvlckerson,

Who 1191904 during md nnemumy For 0; ord'B Bart Gmm Haldf Mrs. Harold Moore Thomas Mich- gave and assisted since the loss of 71:5 ' rig: d8 - ML ' 0111' T&5ld9m9 by mt Your u'”''''' C" en . -M. si.00 each: Daniel Larter. Char-

Dofence. Seen Chief

defence probably will be one of hydrogen bomb, continental do. the chief toploe under discussion fence has come more to the fore" when President together with

Nov. 14 during his three-day state United States. visit.

informal meeting and Prime Min- tegration of defence effort; in the

lotto Fraser, Mrs.

Topic Of Eisenhower Talks At Ottawa

OTTAWA. (OP) - Contiirezilsl portedly succeeded in exploding I

Eisenhower gets in the thinking of government of. the cabinet here ficials bath in Canada. and the

Trade Problems

There will be no agenda. for the Therefore, co-operation um in.

Many officials here reg-ard trade I5 8- mo" pressing problem than defence at the moment u 1.; u relations between Canada and the

But, since the Russians have re-

H. M. llowait,

52.00

each:

Mrs. D. B. McLeod. Miss Young, Miss Clements, Mrs. W. E. Hyndman, Miss I-lei:-n Holi- kirk, Miss Laura Beers, Mrs. S.

Morris, Mrs. E. B. Windsor.

51.00

each:

Miss Minnie

Mrs. E. H. Smith, Dr.

Beer. Zella

Mrs. Frank Bradley, Mrs. Charles Worth, A. J. Zakem, Mrs. Wm. Swindell, Mrs. J. A. Stewart. Mrs. Hurry Bevan, Mrs. Wilson Stew- art, Joseph Shams. Burhoe's Gro- Cory, Mrs. J. 8. Henderson, Mrs. G. R. Hoopcr.

51.55: A fricnd

J.

Dorchoster and King Streets- Mlchsei ' Bros. Mrs. B. C. Pro

Clark. Miss Billingsley, Miss Flor- nce Fraser.

510.00

each: Cleaver

75c each: Mrs. D.

J. MacLeod.

Firly-set N

ylon bristles resist moisture and wear

Mrs, Bruce Currie.

Mrs. J. M. Fontainc, Mrs. Clayton Fraser, Frank-Moclntyre.

never get soggy.

35E ci.iu'."'

'Just rfgflf for children's lire! teeth

65c: 500

A friend.

each: Doris Weatherbie, l'"""'

Men's

30c: A friend.

PAGE THREE

tbetrbsve not yet been paid.

It was decided thlt prlug be siren to the pupil. making the highest marks in the senior and Junior catochotical enmingtlong,

VAST BASIN p The llaexenslo river system in

northwest Canada di-sins an area of 1.000.000 square miles.

' Retire on 5200 A Manthfor Life!

A popular Halifax grocer and his wife rscenilyretired on 8200 upon th for life. Their dreams of security and comfort have come true, thanks to a decision the grocer made in 1923. It was then he took out I Can- federation Life Insurance Pension Plan which included 320,000 insurance protection. He had just opened his store . . . and with the baby and the payments on his home, he had only so much left for retire- ment plans. it was a pleasant sur. prise when his Confederation Man told him how. easily his dreams could come true-without risks or investment worries.

You'll be pleasantly surprised ton

of how enify you can make your dreams come true -and protect your loved ones It the some time- with e Confederation Life Pension Plan with Insurance.

PROTECT TNI ONII YOU I.OVI

Cowiixfgtileration Li ei

AS5OClATfON For Full Infamiatiorz, can. I. N. WILLIE. Div. Mgr.

Bank of Nova Seotia Building.

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HERE'S HOW: Mix Shirrifrs White Cake Mix according to package directions. To 54 of batter, Idlh;i tsp. Shin-iff's.

.., True Almond Extract and a little

red food colouring. Pour the two mixture: alternately into an

8' angel-food tin (bottom lined

with wax paper). Bake at 350'.

Front with almond- davmirod Huffy pink icing.

when you use Shirrifs White Cake Mix.

milk yoursellfors I-lave hm withthi

moire the but will

x” Freshwhole Milk makes a Fresher, Richer, K Beller- lhopina Cake

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