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TIIRII YOUR DIAL TO O.F.O.Y.

In order that all the voters of Prince Edward Is- land may be granted the privilege of hearing from their Progressive Conservative Candidates-a privilege which has been deprived them due to the calling of a snap Election at a time when the condition of the roads in a great many districts is impassable-the fol- lowing times have been obtained over CFCY:-

SATURDAY. APRIL 14-

7:15 to 7:30 P.M.-J. A. Gallant. 10:30 to 10:45 P.M.-Walter McKenzie.

LISTEN to the l"rogi'essivc Conservative Candidates!

'l'HINK it over

Then VOTE Progressive Conservative

PROGRESSIVE "CONSERVATIVE MEETINGS

The tjoriservatiie Candidates for District of First Queen's will meet the electors in the

following places in dates set forth:- Perhaps he doesn't know why fggi-othgfegidgtwpgijgg Em. Hurou.dil;Iu::HmlG3:fl:Il1l Bu. GRIAT LAKIS SIAMAN's , Wht th h 1d a r t- h' elf. s h. d . . th' . . aw ' I .. oil... it. "cu," ".uu"0m cL1pT()N HALL, Apgu, 13, mndfn';”'..,r;k..” fgmfudan 52;, afjfjt it Hi; pfunegefhefgme "I9 ii. of course Ihll made the bare , oonnoctangwnterllndinciudt-.1 ch.

HOPE RIVER HALL. APRIL 17.

liA)IP'l'()N HALL, APRIL 18.

BONSHAW HALL, APRIL 19.

TYRON E LOT 65. APRIL 20. t BRADALBANE HALL, APRIL 23.

ivii-etimzs will begin at 8 pm. Government can- didates are iiivited, and will be given half time.

WALTER G. MncKENZlE, FRANK MYERS

POLITIOAL MEETINGS

The unrlersignecl will address the Electors of 2nd King's at the following places and dates:-- MORELL HALL, April 17th at 8 P. M.

TI-IE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN

lly Thornton MOTMOT PRUNES His TAIL

In vanity is little gain: Contempt most likely will obtain.

-Old Mother Nature. Motniot. called King of the Woods. is beautiful. Indeed, it is because of his beauty that some folks call him King of the Woods for there is nothing else kingly about him. Now all too often people who are beautiful to look at are vain of their fine appear- ance and think more about their fine looks than about anything else. They want to be admired and envied by all who see them. and are happiest only when they are showing off and attracting the attention of others.

Motmot has it very beautiful

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By Josephine Culbertson

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FREAK HANDS

with a one-bid and go slowly up- ward. or start with a shutout bid of some degree. or. finally. should even pass at his first opportunity and "await developments" 4wcll. any group of experts would split. up into three distinct factions on this point! It is not possible to prove the superiority of one method over another - the con- ditions which exist. involving the reactions of the other three play- ers, must be weighed each time on their merits.

However, while conceding all this, it is nevertheless valid to point out that the sort of bidding

South. a good card-player. made his doubled contract easily enough, getting East into I coup which

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cost. It is especially lovely when the sun shines on it and it seems as if every feather in it catches a sunbeam the way a diamond does. or sometimes a drop of wat- er. and like these turns the sun- beam into sparkling color. Only Jacamai-. his near neighbor. has as beautiful a coat. Perhaps Motmot is a little jealous. People who are vain are very apt to be jeal- ous. Hc has no reason to be jeal- ous, at least no more reason than Jacam-ar has to be jealous of him. Of course he may not be jealous at all, but he surely does like to draw attention to himself. Yes, sir. he surely does. And he does it with his tail.

Motimot's tail is unusually long for a bird of his size, the two middle feathers being much long- er than the other feathers of the tail. Jacamar's tail is not nearly as long. You would think Mot- mot would be satisfied with this. but. 'it appears that he isn't. Yes, sir. it appears that he isn't. Just why he isn't satisfied with those beautiful long tail feathers just as Mother Nature has given them to him nobody knows. but ap- parently he wants them different.

You know how gardeners prune bushes and trees by cutting the branches here and there to make them into different shapes. Well. that is just what Motinot does to his tail so that it will look un- like an-y other tails. He was do- ing this now as Mrs. Motmot look- ed on. You know the tail or wing feather of a bird has a long rib or quill down the middle, bigger at the upper end and growing smaller all the way to the tip. Growing out from opposite sides of this are what look like tiny feathers. They grow very. very close together and are quite stiff,

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Moinoi. called King of the Woods. is beautiful

ther. is quite stiff and firm. That is no the air cannot get through it when the bird is lying.

Motmot, or King of the Woods if you like that better, had twist- ed hia head around so as to study his tail. He had pruned the low- er part of each of the two long middle feathers by picking off from the rib or quill the tiny fea- thers growing out from the sides. so that for an inch or so there was only bare rib. But he. hadn't done this to the very end. He had been careful not to in any way disturb the tiny feathers there. So each of the bare quills ended in a nearly round feathered button. ”I think. my dear. that you have taken off enough." said Mn. Motmot, who was looking on. Motmot said nothing. He pull- ed a tiny feather from one side of one tail feather just above

part just a very wee bit longer. He did the same thing to the other tail feather.

"Don't you think thatis bet- ter?" said he.

Mrs. Motmot didn't say and Mot-mot continued. "I think per- haps two or three more from each will be better still. Don't you, my dear?"

"I think enough is enough. and you have done enough," declared Mrs. Motimot rather shortly. Motmot pulled off one more tiny feather and stopped pruning his

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APRIL, 14. 19:

bearing 0 Photograph and Fingon-prints.

All Great Lakes Seamen should apply after

April 15 next to the nearest office of the

NATIONAL EMPLOYMENT SERVICE

for an Interim Card. bringing three copies of a

full-face photograph 231” ' by 1M' in size.

Interim Cards will be effective until July 31st next. after which Regular Cards will be required.

! On and after May 1st, 1951

1 Every SBBIIIIIIIT employed on Canadian Ships operating ori ms GREAT LAKES AND'CONNECTING WATERS"

must carry a SEAMAN9S Cami

' A"Sonnn.n". ndolnodintho Regulations. "mun: I person employed a any rapadty on board a ship and includaa the MIME of: ship”.

” "Grout IALC". an defined In the Regulations, "mean: lake: Ontariq

St. Lawrence River as for cut an the lower eait ofthe Lav.-hinra Fnnnl nnd the Victoria Bridge at Montreal”.

P.C. 1439 of March 22, 1951 Mode ondorlflie Emergency Power: Ad.

PIJRTHII DETAILS WILL II SUPPLIID AT NATIONAL IMPLOYMINT SIRVICI OIIICIS

These Cards on required by the provisions of tin

Published Under The Aiuhority of The Minister of Labour for Canada

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tail. Had he been doing this from

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or from habit. as some. Acadia University

Iiist. Church in 1838.

The Island at Wolfville. Marianas boys bite their fingernails? Who 'N. s., was cslalilislied by the Bap- Magellan on his world voyage ir I521.

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discovered by

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philosophy West held in the fol- forming what is called the vane. m(AW”rCw5u.mV;15g in r 6g'T'z- ,u"D . lowing deal does not "figure to Feathers from the body of birds KlLLER...AA(D71iEEMV&fk5 !54lA5laIAkz'otfI!'7;'1: zzs735z;5Auxr pan out against competent op- are likely to be soft and fluffy. WILL 5HAe51;v7HEoIL K1511. Gaol: 7;15,uo,1,gry,4 gnu-5:0," yam puonentts. but it tail feather, or wing fea- 7HEYC4ME50(lOSE70105Ml6f 7Pzl5fFt.WD..7lM7'74l&StAf5'OF CONSERVATIVE RALLY . ”"'”””2ffooxs””fft"”5 I -rr-e I l t . I iwed dale” held him to one trump trick The a K V W'- Bmh Sid” vumerabl.” , club ace was the only other loser. :3 xx Norn-I pusnca gaaaz Obviously. west. felt that hi.- OAIO4-3 nine-card diamond suit. fortified -m- with 100 honors. gave him such S1-gllq Maris -vQKQJ1o7v . ltberty of action that he could I 3A3 two N ::(o;,:.' well afford to wait and see what. -1. 9-.” "” ' course the bidding t.ook. Also. he O;-;(6i;;0 W E probably felt that when he final- S - ly came in. presumably at a very O5 .. K 6 high level. the opponents would Af 8 P M Q be shocked into rloublina. on the ' ' '99": ' 'ti thtwt 's k . Q4 imgpzsltiggpeiaie ”s:fe'PaiAgrh1II'i.!i. , p , , , in , r v. Address by Conservative Candidates. and The M G6," mapztertve gpm-mi. uiatciyctyeggr. ddIH8- i r . - Hon. Dr. W. J. P. MICMIIIIII. Went Nomi nu, some um ti... North was not --shook. Pugu) 1; Pass 1.4 ed" in the slightest degree - he JOE PALOOKA... THA'l”Slf 2:3.- , . pug (, 2. ran an 1 1, V . h, . y. two I-IUNDREDAND we ciulmou Vocal Entertainment. Coffee & Sandwiches Pn.m(i) up P and ”i3v"i.i.iC i."..i-3"... ESL" to the g'g;'g.';e.'f;:ggg'.5. WW5 1'8. 5Q . 5' ID0UbI9'PO- burning question of West's first GE-NTLEMENI - P-as ” P-I! 4 call. With due consideration or

By Zane Grey

ST. PETERS BAY HALLL, April 19th, at 8 P.M.

ST. 'l'lvlERESA HALL, April 23rd at 8 P. M.

Opposition candidates are invited to attend and ii-iii be given half the time.

HARVEY DOUGLAS. THOMAS CULLEN, Liberal Candidates.

Company wish to announce that the territory worked by Sydney B. Birch of Birch Hill, Northam R.R.. has been extended westward to a line about one-quarter of a mile south east of the OiLeary and Kelly Roads.

Prince Edward Island Mutual Fire Insurance Company wish to announce that Watson Hardy of Montrose will work all the territory north west and north of the above line excepting and reserving the

territory composed of the Town of Alberton and V ,4j5gIgoOr Alberton South together with the Weeks Road, old woouv-r Al2GuE Kildare Road to South West. Dock Road. Western Va-"2W'”5"Jl-'5 WELL 1 oigmg M Road from Elmsdale to Bloomfield and the old Mill 53., A

River Road which will continue to be worked by Carl H. Weeks of Alberton.

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2nd OIIEEII'S

The Conservative Candidates J. Philip Mctheson and R. R. Bell will address the

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electors us followers Idqnd gm V . "- ' 'ABNER Brookfield April 18th LIL , j . am... .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. April mi. 330"-Ens ' FRYERS YaJpa”'.?v?tt'i2S;?;c3fC5 . ti;stsr.O2.S::is.5.v::a...m'... ;3”””9kl-”':.T525J?x53”E Nancy Q, Q), --m 311'-SEND THEGIRLS I'LL IS THERE ON 7, North Rustico . . . . . . . . . . . April 23rd ON SALE M ,,,mo,,,..;g:1;,',5; ,'t'f',','..,,;.g,f,;;g,;t;t;-I";.”,'f;f;.';fr FACE All &JLD EVER LOVE. NISUTUII5 ?"' . ' I; All meetings at 8 P. M. The two Liberal ouanmnmoww; smtmmzsmn: Candidates are invited to attend and will Mkimonit 00-09 Super Market it

Co-Op Super Market. Queen St. Meat Market Andrewsi Grocery

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Canadian Leu73B"7" Clover Club Dance 3 EVERY snuiiim

Al Blanchard and the "Clover Club" Band Admission-750 Dancing 9:80 to 12.00 For reservations Phone 1222 Reservations held until 10:80 pan.

PROGRESSIVE CONSERVATIVE it iliiaiaiiiies

FIRST DISTRICT OF KING'S

The Undersigned Candidates invite the public to attend Meetings at the foliowln times laces: St. Maragaret's-Mon a , April 1 th-8.00 P. M. St. Oolumba-Wednesday. April 18h-8.00 P. M. Klngsboro-Thursday. A rll 19th-8.00. P. M. Souris-Friday. April -8.00 P. M. Fortune--Monday. April 23rd-8.00 P. M.

D Liberal Candidates contesting the First District of King's ' raejnvited to attend and will be given half time. at

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