JULY 6. 1953 ma GUARDIAN. Cl-IARLOTTETOWN , mag sgvmo 
     
    
   
   
    
     which is at best promoted by 1,.” ,-"turn; come, Maren go great deal may be done by severity,I'l'ryon   lschool-grounds, and lunch was Grade Ix certificates to Everett Atef the singing of "The Queen", 
     
    
   
   
    
     the practice of a virtuous policy. empire. Self-government by an more by love, but most of all by at served. gen and Dam," Bamem the we”, went Mm the chum,” 
     
     Lorraine Leard received a prize to the school-grounds for the 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
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        icsmprrelopg o be, e en 0 gov flphee p5:g:c::”:he1ome01?g1c men, pltzarcedishctepplment and impaitipll H  L t w k p The program was as follows: 
     
    

    
     i ' Em 0 K0Vem' I ' WY5 "0 "Spec 0 "The Merry Peasant" Rh thni for the best class-room conduct I d t b M 
     
    

    
     M1 ,1 , . 1 g - 3 . y spor s, can uc ed y r. McQuade. 
     
    

    
     3”” Km 9””"e" 5 mu” be ment is the noblest and best be- D9l”S0H5l '   Band, Grades .1-6; Choral 5peak- throughout the year. 
     
     rs ing Selection, Grades 6; vocal Prizes for attendance were giv- T , 
     
    

    
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     3! P3 3- MIGAFIIIIH IKH1 H1 homel It I5 11531953 I0 ma” cause society is pretty well govern- We should remember that nelth-I - .- 
     
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     lixzmnmpigss up; 5) sgggplee mes W: 3? twhlzn mi piifpyg obey mg mu- eitstones nor wood, no: the art of.. Fuon consolidated school ('Ins- lsolo, Barbara Smith: vocal solo, en to Albert Woodside, Mildred 
     
    

    
     i gs ra s an t e magistrates obey Br isana makes a statr. but wherein!!! was held In the Tryon BaptistIDougliis Sturdy; Choral Speaking Hnwatt, and Laurie Wnndside. 
     
    
   
   
    
     .”'f'lh1:nftolll1t':wl::np)e:plIx1tr;1l:;:sfpglmspxg runny 0! The I1”":'m, heart the lam, men are who know how to take hall on Monday afternoon June 29, Selection Grades 4 and 5' Exer- pm” 30,. m, hrs"; spring I: O  
     
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     writings of forty of the world's Of the different forms of zov- . . . iC:srear?d wifllllsme lfialtlleesgaifirve aegis 3(t)TfrOltheCeEl)Ei0TU(f:E:s an:poI-)tr.fsmatiTdIfeTT's'lt?ar:II1yeTT Eieasyt (l1lllJiedt'V!:fHy STU. mow” conwmm went to Mun" or IE5. lty 
     
     A a ' ' - ' ' ' Mabey, 1st; and Marilyn Best 2nd. M- 
     
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     best thinkers and so arranged tliat,erninent, democracy "is best be- PAW" exercised with U91”-"C9 a I .. . . .. . .. 
     
    

    
     they look like the works of one m. Cause it makes R easy for people has seldom been or long'dumuDnI  br)i'ilp)i;lalI;y ::It1rden;tl;!.mi;o; t;,11;r3e; baseball were enjoyed on thelam; duet, Happy Hans and Hilda , Jack snrensen W” presented Wm, 
     
    

    
     dividual. As you read these com-no do good and difficult for but Temp" "id m0dem10n 8m- 1,, ml, one ,,,',,n H, W, ,,m,,; who -r'1---w---v--rV--  l3::l:':5 g::::lify”'31pEf;:11e:”U”"- :1 prize tor making the best Scrap 
     
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     ments you'll be able to recognizedhem to do evil, and mac 1, me erally produce permanence in all can mink and Im he Wm 1? d is so easily governed, but that so. . . . 
     
    

    
     mo” 0; lb: men who au1hm.izedIm.nper mncnon 01 3 government things. On the other hand, all the massm op Izwlfsel were mt?” small a number of persons will suf-Jqrghensrngngggicntixk v;TeC;'unE1(1g: Mr. Jerry McQuade was pre- 
     
    

    
     mem. one has only to go back through government not based on love and be both me law and the Worm fice for the purpose. It becomes:;m.,',t:1 the teach?” 0'” me 3&2” sented with a gift by the senior 
     
     I ' i ' ' pupils. In his speech of thanks 
     
    
   
   
    
     All free governmi-.nis are manng- hlstgry to know mm me detenor. directed by wisdom, is tyranny. laws without t b k still more remarkable when wei 
     
     A .1 ;h t, f g ' - am” 0 PC Them E , .' . noon's program and on the years , , 
     
     ii e sures way 0 govern up would gwe u not hbeny but consider the dead weights in p0IlI.-Iaccompnshnwlnsl He smkp tn the he expressed regret that he was 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     ed by the combined wisdom and alions of a government begins al- , b th i A ' 
     
    

    
     folly of the people. If the prince nflmnsi. aluays by the decay of its lnflt 0 n 3 privae family and I ,1 d H, ,.' ical and legislative bodies as ' . iiiznhl et oreturn tn Ti-yon for ,t.. 
     
     I stats love benevoleiicr. he W111 l1FmCll)1"5- H kmKdDm' "E Tor E husband mm H lI:UvseTUiT:)ei:I:-'1 pR..:duceI 1:0:  clocks. And l1l.Il1dl'N'IS of 1)lIII9yS:('I1”,drpn n," h"b”s,and Sh” best .nthor year, and thanked the com- 
     
     have no opponent in all ” r em- A hnted government does not prmce 50men""55 I-0 d1'0P W9” non but slavery. WIT” d0 "M In 1” POIIIICE. IN” p"I IU-mil. . txnunity for TIIFIF support and 
     
     pire, for a wise man neither auf- last long. For no govermnent, any p'"035”V”' . . . ATLV "1311 lllannimz to enter the TL ,'m"V MFQHMPI mp I"”m' Ikindness during his years in Try- 
     
    

    
     nominal Mm” should. hr” of Mllipa, pie-seiited the ccitifiratmi Rndl p 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     fers himself to be governed, nor at- more than an individual, will long N0 Wvemmenl 55" be "98 "ml - . on 
     
     tempts to govern others. be respected without being truly cm” "05 "now 1" Cmzeml '9 lake when W” M" lmkm mm H" be lhomuizhly acquainted with iheIp”7”' The mnmwng .'"udem”'""I MM Flam, M,,h,,.,. me nmarv 
     
     Though the people support the respectable. This love of good gov- W” I” "I" T0”m”””” "Id 9X99U' the TONE” 3E l"”'"”me'"- Wmmut Constitution. for without sui-lrwwd .'m7'?s for lpadmg 1-" mmii nrlhe was also rescniodpwith '. 
     
     government the government 5I1OIlIdIPl'llni0I1t is borne out by the amaz- I19” M h” 13l”- A 30V9m'"9m pamamy b Um" we HIT” mm kmwledlle h”W 5"” 119 D055lhl)' b9IWSp.em.Ve grad” Gratin X Janet :IrtIivrAlipi- iu lils pMi:: Mabev ex- 
     
     not support the people; when theimg fact that the many are gov- Tmmded 0" lmlmfml Ilbfrly. ”"d"' W9 m” "3 U 1”” Wml Whlch fit for his office? :H'm""" arm” 13- I"V”e"' BE”; m,'w,'d h,.!.ImI;nk'5 n;,'d 8 nke at 
     
     latter happens the deterioration oflomeri by the few, and not the few Whaw '11 ha” I VOICE Ind 8 Vole. ” 51d9- Democracy has hem! tested in GUM? VIII” Mudllpd ,Hm”m; jlh, I;,;,,,d,d Wm-k Wm,-h Iii” Mc. 
     
     . government ha. groggy begun by me many The cuunynaung irrespective of color or of sex For an they not all a compound peace and war, and thus far has S;adPB,xEmR”5:';anEfm"'g”g';agelQu;,,;: fwd dam, in ,h,.VI,,rh,,,,j. and 
     
    
   
   
    
     and decay soon follows. point of administration is to know would 3'-End ”""- "E SW3 "d "H7 R I” ”T"””" pmved IE5?” m fl" 5”” T” '1” lot now roeoperatlve he had been 
     
    
   
   
    
     Govgrnmgntg exist (or nugm (one); how much power, great or No man undertakes ii trade helmost reasonable and safe to value been assailed from without andmsammy 9””: Grade Iv' Mm"! . v , -. 
     
     exist) to protect the rights of iliclsmall, we ought to use in all c'ir- -in-V” BPSL Grade 111' CMOI HOWVHI mnnnumu amml 
     
    
   
   
    
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     has not learned, yet everyone thinks that 0: our own country above all within, and it has held i st. I - r 
     
     3 ” om; Gmde 11' Amha Mayhew; Miss Elaine Smith, a former ikisyxlsvyv '5ZglLIlv6V 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     mung, The bgred (1 uw 1191, cumsmm-95. himself sufficiently qualified for others, and to submit to it. which deed, it can stand everything but ., . . 1 - 
     
    

    
     need no prmecucm H me). have: we Ougm never (0 km, HEM of the hardest of all trades - that of is exictly what the masses do in its own beauty and weakening ofIog(,”d Lvllflts (”,::.1tl.."slt W , ,epI:;:,)SEd (ffigsolj?,S,:iimpupI,;,,,ZcC0,!K, 
     
    

    
     many friends and few enemies. Thepihe fact that Right is the royal B0V9mm9m- EVCTI 301""-1”Y 011 93Tlh- 115 OWN Slltellgllk But It mlllhb Doll mud at M ;:le,1&m;: 95? u0”:uI:(,,t chorus and ma smge,-5' It: the CIGARET TE TOBACCO , 
     
    

    
     ,gg1-ante happiness of mcmyl ruler alone; and he who ml” Wm, In the government of men, a Tne wonder is not that the worldlbe able to withstand our own Sc 9 . o 1 19 pom ' 'I,i mm) ' I 
     
     l lmshness and our own buy. Woodside, and George Painter,.D - a . 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
        
     
            
     
       
     
       
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
     INTRUUUCING THE NEW AUSTIN A-I0 IIUNVERTIBIE ; 
     
    
   
   
    
     Here's the clevcrcst innovation in body design to appear in years. Drive it as an 
     
     ultra-smart Coupe de Ville. Drop the top completely out of sight for glorious open road 
     
     freedom-or, in seconds, pull the top over for snug, air-conditioned closed car comfort. 
     
     Built on the famous A-40 chassis this new AUSTIN convertible willcarry you as fast and 
     
     fairwin luxury-at lmlfusnal operating earls. , 
     
    
   
   
    
     NO EXTRAS TO sur-A COMPLETE can at 32T95”k 
     
    
   
   
    
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     aw: Mom.-' THAN EVER 
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
    
   
   
    
     . , BRINGS YOU THE 
     
     R IIIEAL ANSWERS TU THE HIGH COST OF MUTURINIT 
     
    
   
   
    
     WITII: 
     
    
   
   
    
     1. A completely new'convertibIe with thr?eTp3sftlo'n top! 
     
     2. A capable, famil '-size, 4-door sedan! 
     
     3. A 1953 edition of the most famous small car in automobile liisforyl 
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
        
     
          
     
            
     
         
     
       
     
       
     
        
     
         
     
        
     
        
     
        
     
       
     
        
     
         
     
       
     
         
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
     SEE THE NEW AUSTIN A-30 4-Il00R SEDAN 
     
    
   
   
    
     Since the war, AUSTIN has been swamped with requests for 
     
    

    
     a new version of the most famous small ca; in automobile 
     
     history, the AirsriN Scven. It's here nowe-the new A-30 
     
     4eilimr sedan-offering you low cost transportation at Its best. 
     
     it is handsome styling, and comfortable driving in I 4-door 
     
     sedan that carries 4 adulis without crowding. 
     
    

    
     The new Al'S1lN A-J0 4-door sedan is a surprising car-you'll 
     
     scc ulicn you take it for a trial ilrixe. 
     
    
   
   
    
     a N0 sxraas TO BUY-A couiiurs can Ar 5I4953k 
     
    
   
   
    
     Meet three different AUsTiNs-built to meet different needs and yet 
     
     sharing one important AUSTIN heritage: the ability to save you 
     
     hundreds of dollars each year on owning and operating costs while 
     
     giving you top ranking performance and comfort. 
     
    

    
     if you haven't talked AUsTiNs -haven't driven AUSTINS-wot 
     
     haven't seen proof of AUsTiN's remarkable performance and 
     
     economy, then please accept our invitation to the surprise of your 
     
     life, an open-road drive in a new AUSTIN. After that, you'll know 
     
     why more than 80,000 Canadians new drive AUSTIN. A 
     
    
   
   
    
     WHEREVER YOU GO . . . YOU'LL SEE  
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
        
     
       
     
        
     
          
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
     N O EXTRAS TO BUY - WHEN YOU IUY AUSTIN 
     
     Somerset models are delivered complete. ready for the road with no extra to buy. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Standard equipment includesi 
     
    

    
     0 Deep foam rubber cushioning. 0 New super heater with full air conditioning. 
     
    

    
     o Genuine leather upholstery. c I2-volt electrical system. I 
     
    

    
     o Non-stalling electric windshield o Eirectlonsliturn signals. ' 
     
     wipers. 0 Pull kit of tools. 
     
    
   
   
    
     dCity and Provincial taxes extra in some areas. 
     
    
   
   
    
     SEE THE EANIIUS AUSTIN A-All SOMERSET I-DUUR SEUAN 
     
    
   
   
    
     This is the 1953 model of the AUSTIN which created a sales sensation last year. 
     
     And small wonder! With such features as deep foam rubber cushioning, 
     
     upholstered in wear defying real leather-wide-vision, curved one-piece 
     
     windshield-quiet agile power that keeps you abreast of today's traffic- 
     
    

    
     The Somerset ranks high in performance-high in beauty both inside and out A 
     
     -and astonishingly low in costs of owning and operating. 
     
    
   
   
    
     NO urns T0 IUY-A conmm can in 3T895?k 
     
    
   
   
    
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