A'Will Demolish Beacon Church

tam St. John's ll located

harbor for 15

OLD LANDMARKB tlonal church on Queen's road is be relocated in a new housing

On one of the tower: of the 60- in up the English channel.

year-old church a beaeu ahlneu by night so: feet above tidewater to aid ship: entering the harbor. The , beacon was put up in 1931 and will 2 belrransferrodtoamaatonthai

amespotwhenthechurchlatorni

. 9 "ET-I',IgsHNwslhNEg&c;CP&;;)Z'9g' down. The only other range light ,

church that has guided mariners into St. John's Wm”

years. Officials” said today the Congre- Tlie Needle:-sharp white cliffs

area and the present building de- on the Isle of Wight-are the first momma. . .glimpse of England for ship: sail-

.li

SPRING SPECIALS ON RUBBER FOOTWEAR

runner BOOTS

FOR ALL THE FAMILY

Men's . . . . 4.29 - 4.95 Boys' . . . . . 3.49 - 3.95 Misses' . . . 2.59 - 2.98

'Fhurs.. April 5, 1956 'I'he.Guardlen, Page 3

Officers and civilian instructors cluded the Preparation for the of the four Atlantic Pr0vinces' summer trade” training at Camp

ATTEND ARMY CADET CONFERENCEW

Aldershot and a discussion of the

R”3la1C”"”i””" Army Cadet Cmpst training and administrative prob- attciulod the annual Chief Instruc- lems affecting each Cadet Corps.

tors Conirrcmte at Headquarters

Those attending from Prince Ed-

Lantern Command Halifax. The ward Island are LEFT: Mr. Les- main points or the conference in- lie Stewart Montague Mr. N.S.

MacLeod and Lt-Col. W.J. Mac- Donald both of Charlottetown Major R.G. Bewley former GSO 2 (Cadets) for Headquarters Eastern Command and Rev. Father F.L. Cass and Lt-Col. L.F' MacDonald both of Charlottetown. NATIONAL DEFENCE PHOTO

We Have The J TIME.

JOB.

We are Specialists in

New Way Otlife Begins With River Tigris Flood Control

BAGIIDAI) (Reuters)-The city iwaters will be drained through the

lil Bugluluti and hundreds of towns and villages along the banks of Mr 'l'i;:ris river are free of the ;.'rlltlCt3 of floods today for the first mm- in their long history.

(ivrcmonies Monday inaugurat- ir: the Wadi Tharthar flood con- ' 1 sum irrigation project at Sam- , 2 11, on the Tigris 40 miles above i:..:"i'lad. signalled a new way of , c for dwellers along the banks he i l' river, legendary site of the mix nn of Eden.

1 -w huge project began early in M: and provided-employment tor iv than 100 Canadian, British. my um and German technicians ml i are than 1,500 Iraqis. Money 5.: v project came from Iraq's -mics. and among the agen- " lying: a part was the.Food iriculture Organization of rm 1'li('tl Nations.

1 .- nrojoct involved throwing a V .i'.'i'uss the Tigris at- Samar- :-.i. ..ml building a 42-mile spill- mn rmm the dam to a vast hole '- - L',1'0Ulld known as the Wadi inznllngir Depression, parts of Mm ii are below sea level. When inc Tigris is in flood, excess

spillway into the Wadi Tharthar

:3::::i:;”':...T.:i.:::? ii..”:;ii3.:::p-ev-ousw as am is capable of carrying up to 3,350l0US. was picked up almost BCCl-'

tons of water a second.

The main dam across the Tigris is l.472 feet wide and 200 feet high. Total cost of the project was 15,- 000.000 dlnars (3-i2.000.000).

The building of a fishway in the dam was supervised by Harry A. Lynch of Ottawa.

From time immemorial. the Ti- gris, swollen by spring rains and melting snow from the mountains, has overflowed its banks and in- undated the Iraqi countryside. causing damage to crops. destroy- ing livestock and lmperiling hu- man life.

The new project will not only end the flood menace, but will pro- vide water to irrigate more than 10,000,000 acres of land which up to now has been unfit for cultiva- tlon.

The project also is designed to include a power station. work on which will commence early in the summer.

Orixlmllr 8.95

DRESS CLEARANCE

room oun nrzouuut srnmo coi.I.Ec'noN

IN 3 LOW PRlCE GROUPS I Orlslnnlly l l .

4.5990 6.99 9.99

Originally

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RICHARD RUTIIART . 3 Eden Street - Dial 9432

Escaped Drug Addict Found

l OTTAWA (CP)-Wily drug ad- -am&--E?--l dict Joseph Lewickl. described i

dcntally Tuesday by a railway po- lice sergeant at Union Station.

Lewicki. 31, was at first believed to be insane because of his wild behaviour after his capture by

S N C?&e?,gi,cgeFRg:If 0l:g):,l;i cf; :1: venturing! Bulova. Cadman and

lice noted his resemblance to the 10331"? w3l”he3- M-90 I 0010' widely-sought drug addict. Plete stock of smartly designed He was identified by the RCMP rinss.

You Have The '

Child's . . . . 2.39 - 2.75

Women's

3.95

In patent leather and suede, in black, blue and also the new elk shade.

52.99 9. 53.99 1

BALLERINAS DORSAY PUMPS

In patent and all leather. Junior Cuban Heels.

55.99 9. 56.99

- . Special

BROWN OXFORDS

Misses' and Children's Sizes 5 - 10 and 11 to 3

Also Misses' and Children's Shoes by Savage - S4.50 - 54.98

52.99

24 Hour Engraving

Burke's Jewellers I'll QUEEN STREET

through fingerprints. The Mounties laid a charge against him late Tuesday afternoon of possession of narcotics. He is due to appear in court today.

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SHOE sroiu-:s LTD. ll 122 Kent St.

Dial 3646

Welcome

Teachers

While In Charlottetown

Shop At liREEllDAL'S

New Shipment MEN'S TOP- COATS. in gaburdines and ty- condos. Values to 29.50. Solea

17.95

New shipment MEN'S SUITS. all newest materials and patterns. Values to 55.00e

Sale 29.50

209: OF ol other Men's Suits. Topcodts and Sport Coats.

Men's WINDBREAKERS. all new Spring srock. Regular 10.95.

Sale 6.95

Lodies' All Weather COATS in Box or Belted styles -

15.00 to 29.50

E and All Weather COATS. Sizes 2 to l4X. All at Popular Prices.

Lodies' COATS arriving daily

in all the newest rweeds or plain materials -

24.50 to 69.50

SUITS - Box or Fitted styles - Tweeds or soft wools -

l9.95 to 59.50

New Spring or Summer DRES- SES-including the Teena Paige

line- 6.95 up

i

Men's DRESS PANTS. Values to 12.95. SALE-

6.95

Complete stock of Men's Shirts. Ties. Bruce: and Belts.

Ladies' JERSEYS in small. med? ium or large. Special-

l.95 and 2.95

Blouses. Skim. Hots. Purses. Sweaters. House Dresses. Slips. Pyiumos - a large variety to choose from.

i The GREENDAL Co. Ltd.

Men's Wear Store

61'. GE 0. ST.

Ladies' Wear Store

Models For Women. Girls- Same quality and feature.-I

as men's and boys' model. Finished in Metallic Blue.

It's Easy! Assemble It Yourself and Save 33.50

J.l':.Higgins Youthsi Bike 53.99”. 535”

Pow!-r. unenl-Purpose bicycle for how. built to give excellent veu0TmlM0- Sturdy drop frame of high grade tubular steel. safe Perl? Count brake. Well-sprung mattress saddle. All bright PINS bellll-lliiy chrome-plated. Flnlohod in Maroon. Assemble it P011789" OM rave ISO.

In Crete

.9 I-lohtweicht tubular steel frame. ' Fast acting Perry (toaster brake 9 lallhoering notion pedals.

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Presents the J. C. Higgins Bicycles i for '56 in Supermelullic lustre

. ifinisili.

Reg. 549.95

hand operated brakes. plus the 3-speed gear.

justable handle bars.

it yourself and save 53.50.

9 Crated, Ens

Model for Girls

Same quality as boys' model. Finished ll Blue.

ALL Bicvcirs AVAILABLE oN EAsv PAYMENT PLAN -. S5Monthly

0 0

Assemble It Yourself and Save 33.50

3-Speed Bike 946.45 M, .

J. C. HIGGLNS 3-speed bicycle for men and boys. Extra strong frame, made of tough tubular steel.

Comfortable mattress saddle, touring bag and

wrench, pump. Bright, reflectors on pedals and rear. fully ad- I Mudguard tip and rims are heavily chrome-plated. Finished in sparkling Burgundy. It's simple to assemble. no special tools or skill needed. So why not do

9 Sturmcy Archer &speed gear 1 ' Tough tubular steel lrame i

- '

Features dependable advantages of Stud-mey Archer

y to assemble

WELCOME TEACHERS

To Your Annual Convention

IN CI-IARLOTTITOWN

V Pierce”: Cash and Carry is a good place for the

A. B. C.'I of the BET LN GROCERY BUYS!

F in Ideal Dairy corascg. chm. SILVER 5EAL Pkg. 25: MOLASSES N”-B1u(13:ireE;i9W 2 OUARTS 2 lbs. SL25 65:

YORK ICE BOX JAR

PEANUT BUTTER, icir . .

FRESH BULK SEEDLESS

RAISINS, 2 lbs. . . . .

YORK CHOICE 20 Oz. Tine

PEARS, 2 tin: . . . . .

Woodbu1'y's

TOILET SOAP. 4 bars . . . . 31: Tasty Pak . . 33c

PEAS.2tins Talisman Orange

MARMALADE. iar . . . . .. 351: E. D. Smith Cherry

PIE FILLER. 1-in . . 35:

. Talisman Crabapple

JEl.l.Y.24oz.iur 35: Blue Bell BLUEBERRIES. tin . . . . . . . 29:

For "A Quick Lunch PREM.fin . . . . . . . . .....45c

7 QM New Texas

CARROTS. I 3 lbs. . . . . . . . 291: Florida White or Pink 39:

GRAPEFRUIT. ofor Good Size Sunkist

FRUITS E VEGETABLES

X652;

ORANGES. 2 dos. . . . . . . 89: No. 1 Table

ONIONS. 3 I95. . . . . . . . . 23: Tasty Winesap

APPLES. don. 49: Firm Head

LETl'UCE.ea:h 23:

. . 45: . 35:

SPNNGTIME 435 is CLEAN UP rmsz

Cincy Wallpaper

CLEANER. 2 tins . . 45: WE'l'-MOPS. each . . . . . . 59:

we 9. SPAN. pkg. 29:

Sunlight SOAP. 4bors.......... 45:

SUPER SUDS. 2 pkgs. . . . 59: JAVEX. 32 oz. ior . . . . . . 29: Maple Leaf Pure

LARD. lb. 19:.

Peameal Back

BACON. lb. Zreakfast Sliced

BACON. I3. D. & F. Superior

SAUSAGE. lb. Fresh Loin

PORK CHOPS. lb. . . . . . . Smoked Shankless

PICNICS. Ia. '-lresh Plate

SPARE RIBS. I5.

12! Kent St. Ilel III!

FRESH ROASTING PORK, lb. . .. . 39c