MAY 11. 1950

THE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN

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SPECIALS

Large 5 lb. Bags Quick l Quaker OATS. ea. . . . . 43;

First Grade No. l Creamery BUTTER. 2 lbs. .. . . . .. Sl.l5

Del Monte large 28 oz. Tin FRUIT COCKTAIL. ea. . . 59:

The Breakfast reat-

Shredded HEAT-

2 pkgs. for 25c We Recommend

Carnation Milk. 6 tall tins 85c

Tasty Candy Peanut Butter FLUFFS. per lb. 29c

Fresh New Licorice ALLSORTS. lb. . 49c

Fresh Mixed y COOKIES. lb. . . . . . . . .. 29c

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California

Juicy ORANGESJ 3 tier. Sl.00 California ' ' Emperor GRAPES. lb. . .. 29.: Florida

GRAPEFRIJIT. 3 for . . . . . 25c

Large Baldwin Eating APPLES. doz. 39c

co-op rnurr or-35A

Arromlst-Lar e 24 oz. bottle GLASS CL EB, ea. Bishop's No. 1

PURE HONEY. 2 lb. tin ....... 51c Crosby's Gold Star

MOLASSES, Qt. tin 40c Heinz-Better Kind KETCHUP, bottle Kraft-8 oz. MAYONNAISE, ea. Barbour's-6 oz. MUSTARD, ea. Woodman's-8 oz. BEET RELISH, ea. 19c Fluffo--1 lb. print

SIIORTENING, ea. 32c Aylmer-10 oz. Tonfab or Vajlile SOUP, Ztlnsfor 230 East Pack-7 oz. Tins ' CHICKEN GIBLETS, ea. 300 Schwartz-Ice Box Jar

PEANUT BUTTER, 16 oz.. ea. .. Trinidad--20 oz. Tins ' GRAPEFRUIT JUICE. 2 tins for 39c Baby Roll

CHEESE-Kraft, 1 lb., ea. Christie

Rrrz BISCUITS, per pkg.

27c

80c

1111

45c

. 53c 20c

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RTMENT Special 0n

ONIONS. 5 lbs. . . . . . . . 25:

Large Crisp CELERY. bunch .. . . . . . I9:

Firm Iceberg LEITUCE . . . . . .. 21c

Nova Scotla

Cooking APPLES. 3 lbs. . 27c

Also In Stock: SPINACH. BANANAS. PEAR-S. PINEAPPLES. MUSHROOMS.

LEMONS, OOOONUTS, TOMATOES, SALAD

BOWL. CUKES. CIIANBERBIES.

FRESH aaorsn, warnamznom, NEW CARRDTS, cannon and narrrs.

co-or MEAT DEPAIITMENT

Prime Shoulder BEEF. lb. . 49c Fresh Shoulder PORK. lb. . 48:

Plate BEEF. lb. 41: Fresh or Corned

NECK RIBS. 2 lbs. . . . . . 25c

Fresh LOBSTERS to suit your Pocketbook and Palate

Have you tried . . .

Captain Torn's Boneless COD TID-IITS. lb. box . 35c Clip And Save This Recipe

CODFISH CAKES

Take one cup of treebened Captain 'rom'e Cod rid-lite end shred. Add three Hates the quan- tlly of IIIIIIIMI polafoee end fork together un- til nnooth: eeeeon with pepper and salt; Idll Whole egg wellybeaten and form into cakes. Roll in flour end breed enunbg end fry In but- ter on HOT frrllc toll! until brown.

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Maple Leaf , . Sugar Cured PICNICS. lb. 47c

500 lbs. Breakfast BACON. going at............ Ib.57c It Will Keep-Take It By The Slab

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We Deliver 0.0.0. BENEFIT

PIIOIIE 2807 BUILD

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general rullng." i However, he felt the number at

Iiov'i Seeks To Cut Down Qn Telephone Costs

rO'I'fAWA. May 10 -- (CF)

I16 Commons public accellatl committee wee told today the Gov- ernment expects to spend 38,595,- 009 this fiscal year for telephones. '"g0K1'ams and postage but. an of- NIII said. an attempt is being made to cut down on long dis-

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Robert Bryce. Assistant Deputy Finance Minister. said the post- age bill for mailing out family allowance cheques alone is 5375,- 000 or not far short of the entire bill for the three items in 19.1?- 39. The total cost for telephones, telegrams and postage in that year was 8000.248.

Mr. Bryce. under questioning by W. J. Browne (PC-St. John's West). said the Treasury Board has investigated in an effort to cut down long distance calls. But

it was "very hard to lay down in

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long distance calls had been ltmatcrially reduced" by Duttinx in government-leased lines be- tween Ottawa and Montreal and Ottawa and Toronto. This had been done within the past two years. The control over those calls rested with the various dc- partments.

DOMINION OBSERVATORY

The Dominion observatory at Ottawa was establimed in 19415.

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,A misconception regarding the inee was corrected in the senate recently by senator J. P. Mclntyre.

excerpt from Hennrd of May 2nd: Hon. Mr. Euler: "To my surprise

Agriculture in Prince Edward Is- land announced that at the coming session of the legislature a. bill would be presented to legalize the manufacture and sale of mar- Klrlm. Thin. Qudocc will have what I should regard as the very doubtful distinction of being the only province in Canada which de- prlves its people of this nutritious and inexpensive food, margar- ine..." r

Hui. James P. Molntyre: "I do not intend to participate in this ddnte. but I wish to correct a statement made in the course of the remarks of the Hon. senator iroen Waterloo. I recall that when the Hon. Senator first introduced his bill to amend the Dairy In- dustry Act. three or four years ago, it was defeated. But that did not discourage him, and he reintroduc- ed it a, second and a third time; and on. each occasion it failed to pass. Later he had the pleasure of hearing the supreme Court of Canada proclaim that it was low- ful to manufacture and sell mar- garine in Canada. This afternoon he stated. perhaps unintentionally. that the Minister of Agriculture of Prince Edward Island had intro- duced in the legislature--”

Hon. Mr. Euler: "Excuse me, but I did not say that. I said the min- ister had made a declaration that margarine was going to be made legal."

not the cue."

Hon. Mr. Euler: "I did not say that he had introduced a bill."

l-Ion. Mr. M-clntyrcr "But there was a bill introduced in the Leg- islature to make the ban on mar- garine coming into that Province more stringent."

Hon. Mr. Euler: "Well. it was to come into the Province."

Hon. Mr. McIntyre: "No: it cannot come into the Province. The bill has not been proclaimed. and ii: will not be proclaimed until the Privy Council renders its dc- oision which, I understand, will be in June.

"As honourable senators know,

margarine situation in this Prov- I - as will be noted from the following ,

a week or two ago the Minister of .

Senator McIntyre On The Margarine Question

and L ' Illotrces.

On Thursday evening. May 4th. a Scouters' Social was held in Zion Hall. The evening began by show- ing a couple of films which were thoroughly enjoyed by all.

This was followed by a short meeting and discuuion of plain for spending June 6th at Camp Buchan. The discussion was car- ried on over lunch and ideas were exchanged regarding new enter- tainment for the ScouterI' Club soclals. An outside activity was planned for the next meeting. The meeting was brought to a close by the singing of the National An- them.

Prince Edward Island is an aggl- l e Dairy industry Bill every time my honourable friend brought it be- fore the house, and I am .still of the opinion that margarine is in- jurious to the argiculturai industry of Canada, and

cultural province. I fought;

of the Dominion particularly to that of Prince Ed-

ward Island. My honourable friend

is looking to the welfare of the consuming public in the larger centres in Canada, and I do not

blame him for doing could be sold at 3 lower

tax of 8 per cent would be injurious cultural interests of this country. and particularly to those of Prinm Edward Island."

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FERTILIZERS

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0niHER Day L MOTHERIS DAY. Sunday. May 14th

Give

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PAGE SEVEN

Mather e-wort acces-

from our special

Mother's Day collection of

Handbags. Gloves. Neck-

wear. Hosiery. Umbrellas.

Handkerchiefs.

Scarves.

Sweaters.

Blouses. Dresses

and House Coats - beau-

tiful complements for ev-

ery outfit at the price

you want to pay.

COME IN FOR THE GIFT SHE'LL WEAR AND LOVE

PROWSE BROS.

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The men got out of the car through the windows. The water picked Gilmore up and started washing him across a field. Then, he said. he saw the cow.

U "I threw my arms around the

Credits Cow With Saving His Life

LINCOLN, Ncb.. May 9--(AP)-- K. B. Gilmore. caught. in a-fioorll last night. credits a cow with saving his life.

Gilmore was driving in Lincoln with Norman Prucha when high water: sent. Gllmore's car swirling off the road into n ditch.

cow's neck and hung on. That cow saved my life," Gilmore told TESCIJEFS.

Prucha grabbed a telephone pole and held on.

The shouts of the men attracted a National Guard rescue crew. The guardsmen reached and res- cued the men in a "duck". an amphibious military vehicle.

Help ..... Hope

I restore shattered lives

Help now. hope for the future. go hand-in-hand in the work of The Salvation Army. This combination of the understanding been and the human touch rerely fails. To men and ' women. young or old, victims of sin or circumstance . . . to innocent babes and children, The Salvation Army is an unfailing friend. For material support it depends on YOUR dollars. Again The Army appeals to you... confidcntiv.

C HARGES EVIL ORGANIZATION

MILAN. Italy. May 10 -(AP) .- Idelfonso Oerd-inel schuster. Arch- bishop of Milan. charged today that e F lst-monscred youth organization deliberately txalna children to curse volubly and la acquire "evil halbits." The Milan Prelate threatened with encom- munication any Roznan Catholic parent permitting children to en- roll in the "Italian Pioneers," in movanent sponsored by the Com- munisi. Party and its Allied Union of Italian Women.

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RID SHIELD SERVICES

Ayprallinately l,519,o00 Cen- adlene were materially helped laelyeavbylhepeuenalurvlroe ol the Salvation Anny In its Maternity Home: General lloepltele Old Pellu' Home Prison and Police Ceca Nor. Children's llernee Children's Summer Camp: Mining l'vlende' Service Inc labour lewlre Men's HINDI!

not Salvation Army

RED SHIELD APPEAL

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