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Native Humor Saving Grace With Ireland

(By I. Norma-n Smith) (Canadian Press Staff Writer) DUBLIN, April 28-The Anglo-

Eire talks began noisil but finish- ed with unofficial w perlng that nothing of importance had been ac- complished. The British press. which regards the whole thing with cool detachment as rather an interest- ing but unimportant. political prob- lem. turned to Austria and lelt e Minis r Eamon de Valera. “consulting his ministers.” But. what of Dublin and the 26 counties of the Irish Free State? The feud with England is no mere academic argumen over here. Feel- ing runs high higlllid engorgh to

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sufler prlvatlon a high enough to maintain a resent- ment that in some quarters is out» right hatred; _

The stuatlon is fu.l of Irish hu- mor and 111511 cuntralmess. The llrat is a blessing, the second is mischievous. And there is a sing- ular lack 0r. balance: the malor au- versities being minimized and one pegty DIGJUQMZS magmued.

A Dubun hotel waiter couldn't serve a certaui Uanaulan brealuast food because “de Valersﬂs flgntln’ a war with England." ne smiled that very Irish smile with a touch Oi desperation. It was a cameo or the whole picture. A grim humor touches down Ills trade restrictions

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into only, light rella. Yet not. all o1 the restrictions are as benellcia. as that one which causes no but aids local hmustines ke other cereals. But. the hardships are taken as obstacles m a sort. oi game—“de Valersﬁs tight- in’ a war with England."

Dublin needs humor. Tenements crumble near in streets. window panes are broken in front rooms. children swarm in and out. The laids shout and sing and the older ones engage in jostling back- chst that lends an almost fantastic melody to

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but and raw- faced old cobbles. coax on their weary horsu. Yet the mothers smile friends. the fathers argue con- cob drivers swear

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make .our at one end of the street but five at the other. Stand in tbs middle and both look .

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A Dilbllll marrpoints with pride to the National Gallery. says it has some fine pictures. "But you'll nev- er see aynone there except during the Horse show w the toifs come to town. In fact they say sec- ret. societies hold meetlns in the

Another who fought against Em“ land during “the troubles" says England sets anoth in Dublin there'll be hell to pay. But the same man swears he'd ﬁght for Enicand if trouble broke out (g2

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Valera/s the _ teaching all Irish children this forgotten lang- uaze and thus emphasizing a racial GlVlSlOD irom a country upon which they depend xor living in time o1 encein time o! war. Yet they s-lnlle that curious hall- suihc; ‘jaurs. it'll _ll0t_d0 any harm."

1H1". OHAKLUYT TUWN QUAKUAAN

British Homes Latest Models

The central Guardian

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INTERNATIONAL Motor Trucks for dcbehdmbilit and satisfaction. L. H. Kennedy. aler, Kent Street, (morlottetown. I.-265-4-29-6-2. CENTRAL PABISIL-Nine Mile Creek l1 A. M‘. Canoe cove 2.30 PM. Churchill '1 P. M. I..-626-4-29-li.

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count sale Friday. Saturday and Monds. . Misses Sluts and Goats. 20% 0 . h-ﬂl-i-N-Zi.

CHURCH NOTICE. — Sunday, May 1st. Comma-ll United Charge. New Dominion: Service lLA. . K : riervice 3 P. M. Corn- wall: B. S. AM. Service 7.30 P-M.

1 Rev. E. R. WOOdBIdG, Minister. IrBZQ-Q-ﬂ-ii.

GOOD EQ '1' makes a ood farmer better. For quality, ingt as c’ guy Mics- . e I

L. H. nnedy, Dealer. Kent Street, Charl tetown. 1.-2ﬁ-4-29-5-2.

HAMPTON UNITED CHARGE,- Rov. D. J. Morrison. Minister. Ser- vices m Sunday May 1st as i01- Boos i A. m. ppin Road

" torla 7.30. Sunday Bonshaw and Ham ton A. Ml. 11-586-4- -li.

Y’! MEN'S CLUB-The regular weekly meeting of the Y's Men's Club was held in the Y.M.C.A. Ian waning with Mr. N. D. Mac- 119B.“ presiding. Col. K. B. Rogers woke on the national aspects of the radio question.

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SIIWPEBS NOTICIL-ﬂfhe S. S. Colony Trader will arrive at Char- lottetown Monday next to load livestock and general ca: o for Newfoundland ports. A. Pic d 8: Co.. Agent. I.-598-4-28~3l.

LAID T0 IDBT—'I‘he funeral of the late Mrs. Harold Alchorn took place on Thursday afternoon from the r of her sister. Mrs. Earl Ianylersé Service -was co uc ev. . Cooper assisted . Hugh Miller. The

ly attended by sorrowing relatives and trlends. Service at the grave was conducted by Rev. S. C. Cooper. Interment was in the People's Gem ‘ y. The

BRIDAL SHOWER —' A large crowd o! people from Hunter River and surrounding districts assembled at the large and beautiful home oi‘ .M.r. and lvlks. William Carew. Hunt- er River. the occasion being to ten- der a miscellaneous shower to their n . Miss Annie E. Carew, who has since been one of the princi- pals in a ha-DDY event. The bride- to-be was led to the parlor by Mrs. John Macliennan. and Mrs. Howard Iling. while the march was render- ed by Miss Isabel MacDonald. Miss Doris Smith and Miss Inez. An- drews carried in the heavily laden basket and by the d bea

and

only

one equipped boards. would flsbbergsst any Can- adian going househuntirw There they are however. Home exhibition at Olympia and British matrons b are struck brea modern eﬂiciency. To build s street o! solid brick houses clown the centre of a great exhibition building is feat. and these 10, 12 and li-room houses built by contractors of housing estates are not only Dlete to the last teal-‘Dcon on the dining-room table. but have gold- lish swimmi in pools and carefully tended ﬂower beds in full bloom. They are u. complete section of an ex- clusive suburb trsnmlsnted r

s. Lovely as they are to look at. the lack of cupboard ms/tter overseas housewi might find differ from their idea o! things. In

"hardwood

central

heating, stove in the 10 model kitchens. one

llcn't catch cold

New wsy gets rid of colds amazingly quickly. _ new British remedy. "NOBTROLINE" clears held, opens breathing pssssgu,

stops Cnlurrh nose, Noises an

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many an tlful presents testified to the pop lsrlty of the bride. The verses were read by Mrs. Ed Newman, and some of the humorous and comical verses

to-be in her

hanked

their thoughtfulness. All sng “For She's a. Joly Good Fellow’. A bounti..ul lunch was ser- ved by Nita. Gordon Carew of Hun- ter River. After lunch was served sing so was enioyed by rest of e even ng was spent in games and social inter- course. After arena pleasiaéit eve- hing was spen. e pa. y was brought to a ciose by singing "Auld Lang SyneJH-Patriot please copy.

Alberta Imports California Bees

(By The Canadian Press) EDMONTON 2'l—Approxi-

hitchhikers, will emigrate berta this spring.

The Italian bees. which will set- tle down in various parts of the province, are the type most highly favored by bee-keepers through North America because o1 their hardiness and neat housekeeping. ‘Iheya come to Alberta from Gali- rn .

S. O. I-lillerud, Alberta's chief a- tlma th

ikers. of course. will make the total immigration higher than that.

when the bees start out from California, Mr. l-Iillerud said, they are packed in screened cages. The queens and the drones and the workers all get the some class oi transportation.

As the trucks. their heat care- fully regulated e-n route, travel along. hundreds of -thousands of the hilchhiking bees fasten them- oi’ the cages

generously as they feed themselves. ."'I'he hitchhikers are not even the some race as the

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Mr. Hillel-lid‘! He doesn't have any. £0 may looking alter other

EDUCATION COSTS IIIGII

‘(By The Osnsdisn Press) vllmtg-hmwltllonhllcgstn ‘i;

sc oo c re gl-ibtishuéoltlmbis was 39.593563 1°!‘ the past year-an average of 8'16 a student. Registration increased l.-

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Q00 ovsr 10M.

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Canadian Press

LONDON, April Iii-Ten new brick houses gleaming with prist- ine psint and nwlatov ideas and only

throat, ‘ Children

Sold hy:—ﬂ. L. WOETHY. 178

Found Wanting

By 11011.11.‘ McGBE Correspondent

th built-in cup-

at the Ideal

n0 111G511 oom-

ui; their garden

lawns in-

mace is not the ves

the l0 there are no floors throughout," no only one electric

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d i s e h s r I s. overnight. Ends infection chest. Believes Head and (‘oiarrhsl Deafness. Adults

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ing. In are ltlggdﬁcrnstetbstcsnbeinreg-

gleam with mirrors. mar- bleued and chrmnium lit- tirm.‘ carpeted all over and have nbber mats placed on top o! the esrvcis to

Wssdnbss Irvin

Intended to tske ears oi.’ arg- thing rsquirinl are e msmive wardrobes o! carved and Polished wood which the British believe an essential ill-rt o! any bedroom suite. In the larger houses there are two in the m-ctiority o! bedrooms and the only other pro- vision for storing is the inevitable “box r " narrow clipboard on the third" floor designed to lmrbor

“lugscsc-

Dowxistairs furniture in e dis- play is entirely of the ve modern variety and in suites. Tables are in pale plied woods and ﬁreplaces are titted with electric gadgets and contriv- ances that give heat and do away with the necesslt of removinc

ashes.

‘Iio a visitor it seems strange that the British. who have been brought up amid such lovely sur- rou gs. sh accept without question the products o! modern factories merely because they are new.

Gardens Delight

What’ the street of houses lacked to the Carladdsh idea, howeventtle Ideal Home exhibition made up in its special gallery oi’ gardens. In a. hall as large as that containing the homes, under a misty blue awning slgv with indirect lighting to give eﬂeot of t/wilight. m laid out fairy-like gardens in full bloom. Each occupies what might toueﬂvond In size to s suburban plot though oi’ irregular shape. Each has been designed by a pro- minent English author in conjunc- tion with a ‘landscape gardener and

ueen Street.

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Beverley Nichols’ garden at his home "Allways" is exactly repro- duoed. Violets nod over the brisk paths while stately lilies and frag- rant stocks bloom against a ground of red roses and ramblers look down from tall trellises.

Sir Hugh Walpole went to his favorite county of Cumberland for his inspiration and a pool with fountains and rose beds with s garden house roofed with Cumber- land slates is enclosed by shrubs and grilled iron gates. Dr. A. J. Cronin. author owl "The Citadel". dwigrled his garden alter the Bus- sex kind with undulating lawns. drifts o! daﬂodils. spring flowers.

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