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Only S5.00 one way to MONCTON and M50 to NEW GLASGOW.

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I have never forgotten the sur- priss I experienced as a young

follow one Tuesday afternoon some 34 years ago in seeing the first automobile race past our

farm home. (The advent of the automobile to the Garden of the Gulf is within the memory of all middle-aged vlslanders) yet con- sider how far we have gone in the matter of transportation in the short space of time since autos be- gan running on our roads.

To most farmers the auto and truck have been a. blessing in that they provide rapid transportation between farm and market. Before the advent of the motor car. when a machine went haywire or when there was a hurried call for an errand which demanded immed- late carrying out, it often took hours when the busy farmer could least be spared to go to the vil- lage, town or city. New with the

t bll , th d EARLYBIRD :2 z'r.z..:. .: :.:::..:::?” F Farm folk have been criticized

for putting too much money into too many cars. This may be true up to a. certain point. When farm- ers run into debt or purchase trucks and can at the expense of

other necessary equipment, they 1; ' . my EMWM Today ..f!S.."3Zt'?.Z”"...3i".” J2.iii..i"35..

measure the value of the automo- bile to the Island farmers.

It has taken Mr. Farmer and his family to the sea. shore, taken them to the city for recreation, taken them on joyous holiday trips across the Island. to the mainland, and to foreign strands,

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YOUR WIIISKERS OED!

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o matter how you ahavs-brush- yer instead of youabrushlsss shave). as or lather-you're in for a grand f you don't agree it's by far the but

surprise, first time you try new 3-WAY SHAVE! It's the new "wonder shave" that takes up where other shaves leave 0H-does more than ust aoftsn your beard-it's medical -good for your skin! Here's how it works.

I. Prepares whiskers, skin. Softens toughest whiskers. Pro- vidoa lubricating film for smooth razor glide. Protects tender akin.

2. Palnlou shaves. Has exclusive mctlicatcd built-in pain preven- tive to soothe tender akin. Shave in rral cmnfnrl for first timel

3. Helps heal invisible razor dam- age you get with every shave. lt'a modicotod.Grooms skin-hel alteep it healthier, younger-look ng.

gavel Try 3-Way Shave. More shaves, atter shaves for less money. Try it before and after your lather shave

nhava you" ever had . . . return it to Noxzema. 'lbronto-your money will be refunded. Get the big money-sav- ing Jar of Noxzema'a 3-Way Shave

. . . ten ounces for only BM . . .todayl been ave;-taxing the can,-mi”, people at the rate of 51,000,000 a I'::i5Y.i',.”Y5"'a . I lb", U" ,h',. c::l'pjm'u'-";.'f I Mr. Fulton's speech was prepar- lulndlrtolot your 3.. q.,d.,, M... ed for broadcast over the trans- . tn hand: tub-.Ae-Ildwr-dew I 'Canada network in the OBC's I "N "'”"""” """' I series "The Nation's Business.” He I 31' 'Ioo1.Eggnon'y Jar I spoke from Vancouver and the . text of his speech was released, I '0' d , R through his office here. only Finance Minister Abbott and I other members of the cabinet E 3-W" W" : '.1:ir..””ig::. A P.'0dW' 0' N0Xl0NlU were saying there could be no tax ZCZHCI-ESQ cuts because of high defence costs.

one of those used c

on trucks.

new slip covers.

a real family car.

9. cheap price.

body, dual wheels,

1947-MERCURY

1949--CHEVROLET

' Gt. iieorge St.

You will be well rewarded by buying

sale or smashing prices-3 years to pay

g CARS R 1943-nonon COACH-New. motor, good tires,

1947-NASH SEDAN-Motor overhauled. I-lereia 1938-FORD TUDOR-Cheap transportation at 1929-BUICK SEDAN-Body and tires good.

Only d100.00.-Enough said. TRADE AND TERMS ACCEPTED

I TRUCKS 1951-INTERNATIONAL 1-ton Truck-Stake

ed this week only a ................ S1;472.39

-ton Truck-Our special for the week at 750.00.-,Don't be sorry.

1942,-'-INTERNATIQNAL Truck-all new tires. Ready for the road at S

M-ton Truck-Keep your" eye on this one-Priced right.

was navr: IN amok NOW-- . a Only NEW INTERNATIONAL 34-ton Trucks 2 Only New HUDSON snnans.

W. R. Jlsnxrats

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an or trucks in this

Priced at ........ .. s795.00

removed the curse of isolation and lonelinus for those who happen- ed to be living in backward dig. tricts.

These changing times are some- thing to ponder. But let us turn once again to pioneer days in this province, or to go back n m. tla further on the highway of time, to the day they left Europe.

They knew full well that they were seelngtheir homelands for the last time. Never again would the family circle be complete. IFOI many it was farewell for- ever. Why? Because of transporta-

tion difficulties, lack of money to .

take an ocean voyage, and but not least the the mails. Unless your letter was carried to its destination by some trusted person, the chances were heavily against its ever being re- ceived.

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It is difficult for this genera- tion to realize or appreciate the benefits that have come with these changing times. It took weeks to sail around the Island in early times. Airplanes can do it in a. matter of minutes, and the auto- mobile can cover the same dis- tance in a single day. Crossing

the Northumberland strait was a 3'

hazardous Journey in winter by ice boat. The same voyage is now done in less than one hour on one of the world's most up-to-date ice breaking ferries. .

One hundred years ago the end of the settlement was just about the end of the world for many Island folk. What lay beyond the primeval forests was unknown, strange. almost to be avoided. farm youth of today have no such feelings. They know what. lies be- yond. Boundry lines have disap- peared and with their going went ignorance and prejudice, as well as those sectional differences that came from lack of knowledge or understanding of the other fel- low's problems and View-points?

one of the big events in the life of a pioneer boy or girl was that of visiting a relative who lived any 20 miles away. The journey was usually began in the early morn- ing of a fine summer day. "Nellie," the old farm plug, was as tired as the children were, at the end of the trip. Today the same distance can be covered by the family auto in less than half an hour.

Today the farm woman can en- joy an evening's ride away from the drudgery of pots and pans and meals, which is as it should be, for there has been little pleas- ure in past years in the lives of most farm women.

SaysHF,GoTlV. Plundering The Taxpayers

0'I'rAWA. Nov. 6 -(C?)-E. D. Fulton, Progressive Conservative member of the Commons for the British Columbia constituency of Kamloops, said Tuesday the Fed- eral Government is "plundering the taxpayers” pockets."

The government, he said, has

Now the Ministers were saying tax

cuts were possible. ' Mr. Fulton added:

' "With any luck, the government

V is hoping that Canadians will for-

get-in the joy of getting back a portion of their own hard-earned money-that over a five-year- period, personal income tax rates could have been slashed 54 per

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Tl-IE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN

MISS ALOUIYITE

Suzanne Lafond, 20. has been chosen Mim Montreal Alouette and will represent the big F0111" football club in the Miss Grey Cup competition in Toronto on the eve of the fotball classic

semi-finalists for the title. (OP PHOTO).

cent and the budget stiikbalanced. will forget those excessive hidden taxm that have made the cost of living a nightmare."

Lake Manitoba, lying southwest about 1,900 square miles. WAR ON PIGEONS

VANCOUVER-(OP)-The Lib- rary Board here is considering a new pigeon deterrent said to drive pigeons away without hurting them. A quick test on Victory Square showed the birds, however, were ingenious enough to avoid the chemical while picking up

, City October zlst.

there. she was selected from 1'1 V

of Lake Winnipeg. has an area of -

York and Vicinity

Mr. and Mrs. Hart-y'I.ewis were in the city on Tuesday, October 21st, where they visited with Mrs. Lewis' brother. Mr. Richard ves- sey, who is A patient in the hue- pitsl.

Mira. Abner Vessey was

in the l

Bos- 3 with

Mrs. Frank Watts left for ton, October mid, to visit friends and relatives.

Mm. Albert Proud has returneid in her 'home in York.

A Halloween party was held York Hall on Thursday evening. October 30th, with a large atten- dance. Pirst prize for ladies was won by Mrs. Harry Lewis and first for gentlemen by Mr. Mlerrill Craswell, City.

Mrs. Edmund I-lorne, city. is the guest of Mr. and Mrs, Louis Vemey, York,

The Misses Freda Thompson and Marjorie Lewis spent Satur- day. November 1st in the City.

Mrs. Peter Proud was a visitor to the City on Saturday, Novem- ber 1st.

Mr. and Mlrs. Walter Auld and two children, Gerry and Joan, City. were visitors to York on sun- day. November 2nd.

Mr. Covehead. spent Sunday, ber 2nd, in York.

and Mrs. Ramsay Aulrl, Novem-

Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Craswell and family, City. were the guests of Mr. and Mia. Harry swan. York. on Sunday, November 2nd.

Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Crockett and son Donald. were the guests of Mrs. Vernon Rodd on Sunday. November 2nd.

Mrs. Fred McDonald, City, was

a visitor to York on Sunday, No- vember 2nd. Mr, Frankie Lewis was in the

City on Tuesday, November 4th.

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While stocks are complete we offer rhe finest selection of toys if is possible for us to display. We have thousands now on

ages. DOLLS

Talking dolls, walking dolls, snuggle dolls, Bobbie and Betty twins, soft skintex dolls, skating dolls, etc.. gDoll furniture, carriages, prams, strollers, doll beds, baths, hlghchairs, sets of dishes, refrigerator, irons and stoves.

GAMES

Skill Roll, a game for the whole family, DeLuxe Hockey Game, bingo, pool tables, croklnole boards, checkers, five pins and at least fifty other games.

WHEEL GOODS

Steel and wooden wagons, all sizes, pedal cars, all models, fire engines, big farm tractors, tricycles, all sizes. Bikes, sidewalk and regular, wheelbarrows, etc.

WINTER SPECIALS

' Hockey boots and skates, figure skates, hockey equipment-, all kinds; hockey stick from the tiny chap to the big brother size; sleighs, every size and style; toboggan's and toboggan seats.

A TOY SPECIALS

16 M.M. Projector, television sets, typewriters, cash registers, table and chairs sets, desk sets with roll top ,and many other useful toys.

COWBOY SETS

Complete sets of holster and gun. cowboy and cowgirl clothes, spurs, single guns, sets of solders, mounted police, etc. Complete circus sets, blg' forts, etc- '

All toys are at lowest prices that will compete with Toronto and Montreal prices.

Christmas tree decorations, indoor and outdoor tree lights, in fact everything for a perfect job of decorating.

A small deposit will hold any article until Christ- mas.

FIRRSTONE

,BRYEllT0ll & MAGKAY 00.

187 Great George Street

Xour Friendly Firestone Peeler ' Wholesale and Retail for P. E. I.

display. Toys for all ages. Games for all.

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i- In all the new British Coleus, Council shades and styles.

Featured in eight spark- ling pastel winter shades ...C,reys, Fawns, Blues,

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