SEPTEMBER 7, 1949

THE GUARDIAN. CI-IARLOTTETOWN

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lielrd of a maa the other day who a. few years ago ‘decided to go into business on his own. He was quite a clever mechanic and a hard worker. He wor ed all hours, and pretty soon had a nice garage business. Then he began to add to his staﬁ until- it took ﬁfteen people to run the now sizcable organisation. . He was making up to 810,000 a

ear. He'd built a nice home.

is kids were in a good school. But he still had to keep on working hard. It was a one-man business, you see. His person- ality,_his ability, his character, ke t it going.

Eben, one day, the end came

followin an accident. After his death, t e enterprise collapsed. The driving energy was gone. The good-will of the busin died with him. His family had to dispose of the business for

l song.

A_n yet, with a Bun Life businem insurance olicy, this man's business couldp have been transferred to the senior em- ployeee, at a price which he, the owner, would have deter- mined before his death. If you own a_c .. business, I'd really like to talk things over with you sometime. It's impor- tant-to your family.

Let's talk things over-today!

IIAL aouarucn Unit Supervisor

SIIN LIFE CF CAIIIIM

148 Richmond Street Charlottetown, P. E. I.

then turned on the aged Si: Nor- man. The beast hooked and trampled the baronet before a res- cue party was able to chase it away.

Gored To Death

PORT 01-‘ SPAIN, 'I‘rinidad, Sept. 5 - (CP) - Sir Norman Lamont, B0, gored to death by a bull in a pasture of his estate Friday, was buried Sunday.

The Scottish bnronet and West indlan planter entered the past- ure with friends to take pictures for Christmas cards. The bull first attacked the estate manager and

ILFORD, Essex, England —(CP) _—-Too many Ilford shops are clos- "18 during the lunch hour, says the local chamber of commerce. Their recommendation is that only one-man businesses close.

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JUST RECEIVED-Helen Harper sweaters, all the new fall shades, at The Fashion Shoppe.

‘PIIBEE FLIGHTS WEEKLY w Sydney, Nova Scotia. Phone Marl- tlme Central Airways Limited, 2061

ZION CHURCH CHOIR Rehears- als commence Friday, September 9th at 7 P. M. Full attendance please.

FOR THE LATEST in Luggage reasonably priced, see S. L. Hardy B: Co.. 102 Kent Street, opposite

City Hall.

KENT BEAUTY SHOPPE RE- OPEHI after holidays Thursday, Sept. 8.

NOTICE T0 ADVERTISERS.- Advertisers are reminded that their will‘ must be in the Guardlai. not later than noon the prev- ious day to guarantee insertion Out of city advertisers who tele- phone classiﬁeds, etc, should par» ticularly bear this in mind.

OFF T0 NEW ENGLAND STATES —— Yesterday morning lvlr. T. F. Mitchell, manager of the Bank of Nova Scotla, Charlotte- town. and Mrs. Mitchell left by car on a tour of the New England States. ,

S. 0. E. AND D. 0. E. ATTEND 15TH ANNUAL REUNION — On Sept. 2nd members from Queen Elizabeth Lodge No, 116 and Lodge Eaton No. 14B, Charlottetown, loft by chartered bus cn route to Fred- ericton, N. B., to attend the 15th annual reunion of the Sons and Daughters of England, which was held Sept. 2nd, 3rd and 4th under the auspices of Isllngton Lodge N0. 151 and Sandrlngham Lodge No. 103 of Fredericton, N. B. At the farewell meeting the invitation from Royal Queen Lodge No. 25. Sprlnghill, N.S., to hold the 16th annual reunion was accepted.

FUNERAL YESTERDAY — The funeral of Bernard A. McKenna whose death occurred in the Char- lottetown Hofspital on Saturday evening, took place yesterday morning from his late residence, 7 Park Street, to St. Dunstan‘; Bas- ilica, where Requiem High Mass was celebrated by Rev. David Mc- Tague, who also officiated at the grave. The pail-bearers were; Ar- thur Dover, George Ryan, Arthur l-lowatt, Matthew Lea, Emmett Gallant and Patrick Mahar. Inter- ment took place in the Catholic cemetery.

CITY POLICE COURT -— At the Stipendiary Magistrate's Court yes- terday, four men charged with be- ing drunk and incapable appear- ed, one being sentenced to 20 days in lall, one sentenced to 10 days in fail, one fined $10 nod costs or Z0 days, while the fourth had a $10 ball estreated. Two drunk and dlsorderlies also appeared, one be- ing sentenced to 20 days in jail and the other was fined s10 and costs or 20 days. The remanded case of s man convicted of non-

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Fcriaiir Defence lllnlstsr Passes Away

LATE SENATOR IAN MACKENZIE AND WIFE On Their Wedding Day in 1947

Senator Ian Mackenzie, 5B, former minister of national defence and minister of health and welfare, died on Friday in Banff hospital, Alberta. flillowlllg i! heart seizure. He had been in hospital since last Monday after suffering a heart attack while holidaying at famous resort.

support had his sentence suspend-i ed for one year on entering in an agreement satisfactory to the Court. The remanded case of a preliminary hearing of theft froml the person was further remanded; until today at the request of the,

prosecution. Personals as... it. s... of the ﬂock t. ..,, u... --— an one. Th ce Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Burlelsh. ﬁows that the eilﬁellllsgu: riiillnbeigiilf Ellerslle, returned on Tuesday sheep in a flock m Canada was 243 5mm T°F°lll° Wlwle llleY llllellllelll head. This, of course includes the the Canadian National Exhlbltlon._1ame range flocks o! westen Cam‘ ads. Wlhen the average is calculated I llgxl“ tllgall°réliullgggﬁb gglllrilgljor Ontario, Quebec and the Marl- montre 1 elem on a“: Mllzlllia-itlines the figure is only 15.8. As motnmﬂ .81“) enjolm "l gnthy the census figures are collected Just 8 l‘ Y Z l1 "l 5 when the lamb crop is at its highest vacation at her home in this city. ﬁgure. June 2‘ the expremely small Mr and M“ JA Webster have size of tthe avers/go farm flock ls - - - - -a re . returned from pjleaant holiday] 110cm of u,“ s,“ u, m, trips across Cane. a Vsncoukyerﬂmm economical, Says SE 8nd Vlﬁivflﬂ- on the WW 1 Eiﬂwilliams, animal Husbandry Divi- llwl-‘Pell °ll Bl Eflm°llt°ll wlleleysion. Central Experimental Farm, they stayed with their son Allison. ?,mw&_ the charge for the ﬂock sre and his maintenance must Miss Illdene Gailder- 94 DOPCh-‘eividsd among very few ow}: Niel‘ 5i» CllY- Fecelllly lell-lmed Building and equipment costs are from an enioyable and pleasantmkew-ise too heavy on l p" hem visit in Boston and other Amen-mans m.’ as ls mare one,“ the use, can centres, returning via Quebec adequate buudyngs and equipment Where Elle W55 the 8"“! °l ll" are not provided with a. consequent brother Euclide, professor of llter- reducuon in returns due to inn-ea“ B111"! B! Laval Unlvefslly- 'mortality and decreased thrift. The mlrzmum efficient flock size Mrs Joan Show. accompanied llYJs that which can be handled by one her children, Maureen and David, ram, that is 4O to 50 ewes_ when have returned to Somerville, Massxme 4,1,1“ ﬂock 1s {m5 51m 1t does ﬁller Sllelllllflg the past ill"? not become the “poor relative" of Weeks Vlslllng her Pﬂfelll!» - the barnyard and adequate provis- imd MYS- GEO- BPBdY. sllalllwlle- Zion is made for care and feeding during both summer and winter. lviiss Constance Wilkins of Proper equipment can justifiably "Dixie" Montreal. P-Q-. “'88 l1 W?“ be made or purchased. A superior end visitor to the Island. arriving ram can be purmased and the via TCA and Mllflllllle Celllxlll flock becomes a stable source of Airitigays. She lwasﬂtheMsi-lﬁit g1 ﬁgures-tie and a matter of pride to its bro er and am y, r. an S. Qiwney, Charles P. Wilkins, Highland Ave-l I

l F A 0 Officers Help To Ecuador _

Farm Sheep Flocks Often Too Small

Amﬂns the many factor inﬂuenc- ing the returns from sheep on the

SIIIPPINC NEVIS

SAINT JOHN Arrived Tuesday: i Victoria County, from Baltimore. 5ll>l°Y Plllk- l—°llll°l'l- I An offer to rush assistance to its sailed Tllelllltyl member country, Ecuador. to arivlﬁ Clllllllllll" Cllllllellgeli t” Ber‘ in repairing the heavy damage to mllllﬂ- , IGQTICI-lll-HTB suffered in the recent F01‘! Amherst» St- J°lm '- Earthquake has been made by the F0" T°“"'=l‘°"‘l- N" Y°"l‘- lFood and Agriculture Organization Steel Admiral, Boston. ht the United Nations Aka‘; ‘flllléel- B°"““‘l"' Sir Herbert Broadley. mo’. Act- Dua e Iml by? _ . . General l-Ieintzelman, from Bre-Iggvglﬁgézl; (ilzngskohaialigmvtg;

merhlwen‘ of the recent disaster FAO is pre- A l ed has?“ pared to send immediately, 'st the ‘Erna ' Organization's own expense, tech-

nical personnel to advise in agricul- tural reconstruction In the devas- tated areas and to examine ways in wibioh FAO could give practical assistance.

Salled Tuesday: Elg, for Liverpool, N, S.

THRYBERGH. Yorkshire. Ens- land - (C?) —- A 51116 Cohtlllllllﬂ I-‘AO, Sir Herbert said, does not records of marries" and llalliliml have official advice concerning‘ the o; m; local church stolen hlﬁelextend of damage to Ecuador's farm. months ago was found ripped in Bilarids and agricultural buildings and nearby reservoir. The papers were equipment, but press reports would intact and now are being r85t0f0ll~ indicate irrigation facilities have been disrupted. some areas inun- dated. and large areas bf Erwin! mops destroyed. In his cable, Sir Herbert suggests that if the FAO oﬂer ls acceptable. the Government indicate the kind of agricultural specialists most urgently needed.

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‘ roa man rtrorrr - A new disposable. constant-flow oxygen mask, to be used by airline pass- engers in high-altitude flights. is modeled by a pretty mlas at . Wrlght-Pdtterlon Air Force Base. Dayton. O. Developed by the Air Materiel Command, the mask con- sists of a thin pllofllm belloivs which expands and contracts as the wearer breathes in oxygen. Inhaled gasses escape through a

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1n an address given recently at the annual meeting of the Amer- ican institute of Oo-qperstlon. University of Wisconsin, J12. Oil/fears. Dominion Department Agriculture economist said that membership in Canadian co-operat- ives reached the million mark for the first time during the fiscal year 1947-48. A total of 2,20 co-oiperatlves of all types in Canada did a volume of business amounting to $780,084,955 in 1947-48 and there i; every indica- tion that the movement will con- tinue to expand and gather strength, said Mr, OMeara. while marketing co-opl have been. the big thing to date, Mr. O'Meara pointed out that purchas- ing co-ops are now being organized more frequently than marketing ones. A good illustration of this trend was the fact that marketing co-op business volume la only four times that of the purchasing co-ops today. whereas in 1940 it was ten times greater. The expansion of co-ops in Can- ada, the speaker said. was not en- tirely a matter of greater numbers of co-operatlves or a greater volume of business. The m-ops are reach- ing out into new fields and activi-

es. Enthusiastic in their plans to develop their domestic business,

That look of boredom on face of Miss Silver Domino, owned b3

Canada's co-ops are interested ln the possibilities of international‘ oo-olaerative traidlng, too. They| ha-ve been in touch with overseas buying agencies and have taken‘ membership in international oo- operative trading associations. "With the return of more normal economic times", said Mr. OMeara, “they hope to see the principles of co-operatlon attacking successfully the barrier; to international trade that now exist between the co- operatives of the world."

Coverments To Buy Cheddar Cheese

It was announced recently by the Acting Minister of Agriculture that the contract with the British Min- istry of Food for 50 million pounds of cheese has been completed. Al production during the current yell was planned in the light of tihe price established in the contract, which has been completed at an earlier date than was expected, the Cabinet has approved the purchase of the Government of ceddar cheese at the scone price as. and under similar conditions to those under which cheese was purchased for the Brit- is Ministry of Food. The arrange- ment is for the balance of the calendar year and a/pplies t0 chees! produced in Ontario and Quebec after August 1, 1949.

Purchase will be made by the Dairy Products Board, the price to be 30 cents per pound, basis first grade, f.o.l>, factory.

In making the announcement It is emphasized that the arrangement for purchase of cheese is temporary. It is designed to maintain stability in the market during the present production season and to Give an opportunity to the industry to make adlustmetits in the light of prob- able future circumstances. "

porous paper facepiece. A plz; tlc tube connects the mask to the plane's oxygen supply.

W. S: O'Neill of Denfield, 0nt., stems from fact that she is used to all publicity and fussing she is receiving here at Canadian National Ex- hibition by Joyce Bellamy. After all she's a queen. She won top hon- ors in Hereford show last year at C. N. E.

LYMIE REGIS, England — (OP) - Borough flags will in future be hauled down at sunset in Lyme Begin because five have disappear- ed in three years.

down the street of this publesi village when a brewery lorry over- turned.

ELSTREE, Hertfordshire, Enl-

land - (CP) -— A householder uni

England — earthed in his back garden what wins flowed is believed to be a. Roman kiln.

EUSTON. Suffolk, (CP) - Beer and

ENCORE PERFORMANCE — After Willie Garrison was bitten in this‘ army by s mule named Bill, an Atlanta, Ga., photographer was sent out to get a picture of the two making up. Just as he was about to snap the peacemaking picture of Willie and Bill, the mule took an- other bite at the boy. This time he chewed the shirt instead of Willi‘; but the youngster says, “No more pictures."

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