SEPTEMBER 28. 1951

Strange But True

By I". II. MacArthur

1.haaa,'ribet. (pop. 40.000) is the iiilhiest and most poverty stricken city on earth. But the potala. built on a hilltop above Lhasa. is one oi the grandest buildings in the whole world. 'I'he exterior is in pure white - the center section red - the root gold. This is the home of Dalel Lama. the Tibetan pope.

one thousand years went into the building of Potato. as well as most of the wealth of the country. The palace boasts soo rooms. isoo windows. A thousand priests. stu- dents. and soldiers, who serve the ptlpll king and his court live here.

And believe it or not. no one in Lhasa has ever seen an automo-

bile. an airplane. a train. a. bicycle '

--not even a cart!

You can now purchase canned drinking water in New York City. That's right: canned drinking water. to 2-3 out. to the can, which sells for 17 cents. The water is specially treated so that it will kvep indefinitely. Getting prepar- ed for is bomb attack no doubt. Tile idea looks like a good one.

Barber Teddy Wick of London. Ebisiand. in 157. actually shaved 70 faces in 50 minutes and be see- onds - a record that has never been equalled.

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To please their wives some men 2:ai'c done strange things, but the :-trangest I ever run across are the hanging gardens of Babylon and the Taj Mahal. both made to please the wives of Nebuchadnez- my and Shah Jehan. These are perhaps the most perfect tributes ever paid to wives ,

Prince Edward Island has more roads for its size than has any other province in Canada. Why? Because this Million Acre Farm. in the Garden of the Gulf. is whol- lv under cultivation. Without these roads farmers would be un- able to get their produce to mar- ket. . some men have money. power. fame and liberty. They stand at the top of the social ladder. but are only the more of a slave for that.

If all the people in the world were perfect. the universe would he dull, and there would be no ap- preciation of goodness. Remember that light and shade are essential to a good picture:lf all were equal- in bright. there would be no pleas- ing effect. V

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A weed is eyed with-hate by a farmer. but a. botanist will give a fancy name. and bless the day in which he found it. Disease is 0bJECI.IOIIIblC to a prospective pa- t;cnt. but to a medical man it is en nportunity for interesting study. He might even give his name to it: like Bright's disease.

There is but one world. there are many habitations resting places.

For drivers who can't keep their car.-.,,o'n the road, a new invention ul , the "auto compass" is be- I' put out by the Dinsmore In- sgrumcnt Co.. of Flint. Michigan. Price - 5.50. prepaid. The gadget will fit any'ca.r. Adjustments to compensate for the magnetic in- fluences of your car. is easily made after installation. It has en ti- luminated soft indirect light for night driving. A reliable instru- ment. it will keep the driver on his course at all times -- well. maybe.

An early pioneer cemetery was rediscovered at stanhope. Prince Edward Island. last August by a uorkmsn in the National Park area. Believed to be one of the first burial places of early British set- tlers in Canada's ' smallest pro- vince, it is estimated at more than 150 years old. A number of tomb- stones lifted their moss covered heads from a mass of dense under- hruah and trees. which completely shut off a view of the cemetery from all who passed near the spot.

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(Copyright by Karsh) OTTAWA. Sc-pt. 2'1-The photo- graphs were taken in the after- noon of July 30th at Clarence House, the official residence of Their Royal I-Iighnesses the Prin- cess Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh. Their private sitting room. exquisitely and tastefully

decorated.wa.s the setting. I found them most charming

. . THE GUARDIAN.

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The Edinburgh Family Photographed By Karsh

stinctive appreciation and under- standing of the artist's needs and desires.

The fact that I had photograph- ed the Royal family before was re- called by Princess Elizabeth.

and agreeable-simple and digni-

lled-informal and gracious. The Princess is a most gracious young matron-the Duke an extremely handsome man. From a personal point. of view. what impressed me thc most, perhaps, -was their wil- lingness. one might say their an-i xicty, to co-operate in every way possible. Like all truly pcople. they seem to have an in-lo:-able one.

their entourage. their

-Yousuf Karen

The Royal Pair

What shall I say.

What shall I wear.

How shall I greet

The Royal Pair?

The Governor. his Lady, In regal array, Know what to What to say. But you and I Know not what's cookin! So we must copy. When no o.ne's lookin!

Lila. T. Coulson

WCEIF

The names inscribed on the gran- ite stones are quite legible but not so with the sandstone monuments.

PRIZE POULTRY

BRANDON, Man.- (GP) - With the danger of "Newcastle Disease" now on the wane. the Manitoba winter fair is going ahead with plans for another big poultry show Dec. 12-14. The show attained fame last year when A dressed

sold for 020 8 pound.

Gift: To Please

Tlie Fall Bride Wellner's

from

Simply designed tea set makes bride.

Silver-plated , BUTTER DISH

A dainty sift that will add loveliness to her table. v

WELLIIEITS 1

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3-Piece SILVER Tl:A-SET t

See Our Fine Sclectloi

an attractive gift for the new

p, mlIIDlN.l5""

' Silverpidted COVERED DISH

Very distinctive in design . . . a gift she will he thril- led to Iecelve.

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turkey and dressed chicken each

DAILY CROSSWORD

ACROSS 45. 16. Precious 1, pin stones 0. Distress 19. Property signal (I-.) 7. Melody 21. Marry B. Streetcar 24. Restricted tang.) 25.0utlive l0. Diversion 26. Organs of 11. Quick hearing 13. interwesves 27. Conform I4. Arrange 30. Kind of in a line leather I5. Ono-spot 3 I. Leg card l0. Thick slice joint 16. From 12. Profound 33. Blot 17. River , (Scot) 18. Malt beverage 20. A church seat 22. Region Professor (abbr.) 23. 1.11-grades 26. Water god 28. Coin (Peru) 29. Twilight 32. Public I notices :M..Pronoun 35. Flow 36. Men's name 38. River embankment 40. Pay out, as money 41. Compound of oxygen 12. Armor splint (van) 43. Dwell 11. Primary color

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DOWN 1. Advance 2. Ireland 3. Guns (slang) Shells fiercely 5. Verbal 6. Pleasing to

the taste 7 Swtftly 9. Collier

Yesterday's Answer 37. At one time 38. Girl's name 39. Egress

Yesterday's Cryptoqtiote: AN ACTION WILL NOT BE RIGHT. UNLESS THE WILL BE RIGHT-SENECA

CHIISI COINMIAI. FINGIIS

Mix and sift into bowl. IM 1:. once-dltotl paltry flour (or lli c. once-dftad hard-wheat tIour).:l tspa. Magic Baiting Powder. 54' lap. salt. Cut in ilnoly 3 the. chilled shortening and mil in H c. yellow cornmeal. If c. nhreddad cheese Ind . 2 the. chopped parsley. Make a well In centre. pour In '( :2. mill: and mix lightly with a fork. Knead for 10 seconds on a lightly-floured board and roll out to 5'' thick rectangle: cut into 12 dngsra and arrange. slightly apart. on greased baking sheet. Bake in hot even. 420'. about 10 rains. Serve hot with butter or uargaelaa. Yield-1 dosaa lagers.

The efficency and courtesy of knowledge .and understanding of my work. great! made my visit an easy and mem-

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This column is reserved for sun of local Interest. but ulvntislnl of a newly natuu may belnserted at five cents a ward. ll-HIM! DI!- abla In advance.

Jnmvts TAXI-I-Phone 525.

CIASWISLL for Better Photo- graphs. . I MILK for beauty. M31: for health. Milk for strength. HAVE YOUR pictures at Holmsn's.

framed

COLLEGIATE HATS - 52.40 Special at Jack Cameron's.

KEEP A uippiy of ice cream for delicious quick desserts.

RUMMAGE SALE. Y. M. (7. A.i Saturday. September 29th, 3 P. MU

coaeaowra 1-orur PIE nus -special 32.49 st Jack Cameron's.

STATION WAGON COATS - for men and women at Jack Cam- erons.

r.An1s:s' sbsrrox wsoox COATS! Extra smart at Jack Cameron's.

CIVIC TAXES: Third installment. City Taxes is due and payable September 29th.

TWO FLIGHTS VVEELL! lo the Magdalen Islands. P. Q. Phone. Maritime Central Airways Limited . 1

CIVIC-TAXES: Final date for payment of third installment Civici Taxes is September 29th. l

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KI-ZNWOOD ' OVERCOATS. Canada's National Overcoat t Jack Cameron's.

500 PAIR 'I"IRST QUALITY NYLONS, 51 gauge. 51.25 at The Fashion Shoppe.

DR. RACHMEL will be absent

from his office. for five weeks, he-- ginnin-3 September 29th. t i FRESH ISLAND HADDOCK and fresh Island Fillets. Queen street

CIVIC TAXES: Interest at the rate of 1-L92: per month will be

I merits.

RUMMAGI-I SALE Saturday. September 29th. at 6 P. M. Rankin Drug store Building. Great George Street. Nurses Alumnae of P. E. I. Hospital.

CIVIC TAXES: Tile City Tax Office will remain open until 5 P. M. September 29th for the con- venience of Taxpayers.

Meat Market. Phone 2296 or 2297. i I

i charged on all past due install-'1

1'AGE THREE

BIG

ARE LOWER;

many dollars more-

yard-

SALE

First Quality Nylons, ular value 961.89-

SALE

MILDRED ROYCE CROWELL. representing Belcano will be at S. A. MacDonald's, October lst. to 13th, inclusive.

PRESBYTERIAN (7HI.7R(,'H IN CANADA - Divine Service Sun- day, Sept. 30th. I-Iighfleld 11 A.M. Marshfleld 3 P. M. Mount Stewart 7.30 P. M. Rev." J. V.'Crawford. NEW LAUNDRY OPENS. - The Charlottetown Laundry. 24 Upper Queen Street. opens for business September 27th. Complete Laundry Service.

CHURCH OF SCO'I'I.AND-Ser- Services September 30th. Cape Traverse 10.30 A. M. stanchel 1.30 PJM. Desabie-3.30 P. M. Charlottr- town 7.30 P. M. Sunday school Charlottetown 10 A. M. Rev. J. H. Bishop.

GEORGETOWN F! ST 0 It A I. CHARGE. - The United church of Canada. Services for Sunday. September 30th. ii. A. M. sturg- eon. 2.30 P. M. Mllltown Cross. 7.00 P. M. Georgetown. Notice change in evening service. Sunday school at Georgetown 2.30 P. . Rev. W. A. Paterson. Minister.

UOVEHEAD CHARGE. - Mrs. H. E. D. Aahiord of Charlottetown will be the guest speaker at a special service in the West Cove- head United Church. Sunday. Sept. 30th. at 7.30 P. M. Special choir music. and soloists also from Char- lottetown.

CORNWALL PASTORAL CHARGE. - Services Sunday. sept- iloth. Kingston 11 A. 'M. Sunday School 10 A. M. New Dominion 3 P. M. Sunday School 2 P. M. corn- wall 7.30 P. M. Sunday school 11 A. M. Rev. S. J. Boyce will preach

BREADALBANE UNITED PAS- TORAL CHARGE. -- services Sun- day. September 30th. Pleasant Val- ley 1.1 A. M. Rose Valley 3 P. M. Brcadalbane 7 P. M. (Note change of hour). North Granville 8.15 PM. Rally Day Program. Rev. W. B. MacPhail. Minister.

ORWELL - VERNON UNITED CHURCH OF CANADA. -Services for Sunday. September 30th. Vernon River Sunday school 10.15 AM. Service 11 A. M. Orwell. Sun- day School 1.45 P. M. Service 2.30 P. M Eldon 4 P. M. Cherry Valley Sunday School 10.30 A. M. Service 7.30 P. M. Guest Soloist. Ivan Rob- inson. Rev. John F. MacKay. 13.13.. Minister.

UIGG-CROSS lt0ADS-ALEX- ANDRA. - Services for Sunday. September 30th. Uigg 11 A. M. cross Roads 3 P. M. Alexandra 7.30 PM. The services at Uigg and Alexandra will be the Annual Thanksgiving service. All are wel- come. Alexandra and llazclbrook

S. S. at 10 A. M. Lic. Thomas Poole. Pastor. Personals

Messrs. Harold Hunter and B05- well Robertson were visitors to the City recently on business.

Mr. and Mrs. Hudson Morrow and Miss Viola Ballem were guests on Sunday. Sept. 30. of Mr. and Mrs; Artie Wright of Souris East.

Mr.,and Mrs. Lloyd D. Murray. who have been spending a vaca- tion here. have returned to the City from Fortune, and leave to- day for st. Andrew, N. 3., after

at all services. Rev. A. S. Weir. Interim Chairman.

which they will proceed as usual to Florida for the winter.

. We Expect

prices:

Of PLUMS and GRAPES Friday morn- Ing and st shipment of Barriers Peers Saturday morning. to sell or the following

A Shipment

PLIIMS. tqi. basltel ...... . . . . .. 69:

t GRAPES. tqtbasltel 59c

Barileli FEARS. tql. basket .. 99c

A RIX GROGETERIA

PHONE 1001 - 1002

GAY'S onocsnv P V moms: mar - 1022

. 'ALL FIRST QUALITY MERCHANDISE! WI-IERE VALUES ARE BETTER: "95" GOES THE FARTHEST. SATISFIED CUSTOMERS.

Ladlesl Winter Costs in loose and fitted backs-beautiful all-wool cloths in wine, green and tile. Sizes 11 to 17. Extra Special

SALE PRICE ONLY S25.00

Special Sale of net curtaining. ecru shade only, 36 lll('llPS wide. suitable for living rooms--6 different patterns.

SALE PRICE 390 A YD.

65-inch Heavy grey Sheeting, extra good quality.

All-Wool Tartans. 54 inches wide-Buchanan, Dress Stewart. Stewart, Dress Gordon.

SALE PRICE 83.95 PER YARD

Prowse Bros; Ltd.

"FOR BETTER VALUES"

MfM.:.1

WEEK SPECIALS

STOP WHERE PRICES WHERE YOUR OUR VALUES ALWAYS MAKE FOR

NO. 1

Value worth

N0. 2 '

Regular value 75c a yd.-

N0. 3

Values to 951.25 per PRICE 95c A YARD .

N0. 4

51 gauge-all the new Fall shades, all sizes. Reg- mucs: 31.39 A sum

N0. 5

Rtiyal Regular 95495-

Cord Olrfhanlts

Mr. and Mrs. Albert Milli-gran andt Family, Milo, wish to express tlieirl I

Life was never such FUN before!

Now she's sought after. invited evan- wherr. onrtched with the glow M hgglu. that unites admiration. What I tiller- -nc. r.-pm gm mi-, listless. anemic. lonely girl. Ion too can be happy. peppy. popltlnhlf you always I ,.,.

feel tireti, I'llII-lIOWI1- ' " 4" What hnony than

sincere appreciation for the many acts of kindness shown them by their friends and neighbours dur- ing their recent sad bereavement. They wish also to thank all those who sent floral tributes. letters and cards of sympathy. Alix-rt Mllllgan.

IN iiiiioiiam

In loving memory of Mrs. Benj- l d. amin HI-larquharsott. who passed; .'.::'.",,.";j.n';.:"":f'-. away September 1-ssh. 1950. t raviumer. stm i

t...tari nu bark One year has passed since that sad Inhthe pink" day. 1

:11 The one we loved was called away.

God took her home. it was His will; DRI But In our hearts she llvcth st.ill.i

Lovlngly Remembered by Russell.

Pills. See if within .1.)-.. a richer, roritlt-r hluml I1rwsn'l maLo ynll a new. new-un. with mnrq

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Isabel, Lowell and Gladys.

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