rr ee tS ee e M acDOUGALL _ shallow or Deep Well wanvens e* 106” DOUGLAS BROS. & JONES LTD. 155 Kent St. : Dial 6565 eee <a ee ee en ed ee ' — Pumps te 306 gal. per e hour at 50 ft. pump, motor and switch unil with deep well fittings. pn on the dates shown.. “ATTENTION Potato Growers and Shippers J Arrangements have been made with the Weights and Measures Department to have scales used for weighing produce, inspected during the month of July. The following Potato Dealers have offered their warehouses as points of assembly Date : Warehouse Lecation July 13 Simmons & MacFarlane Lid, .. Summerside — July 14-15 George H. Brookins Kensington _ suly 16. Eric Robinson Albany July 17 J. R. McCabe Kinkora Tuly 20 G. E. Full - Hunter River July 21-22 E. D. Reid Produce Lid. Charlottetown __ July 23 Morell Co-op. Ass'n Lid. : Morell July 2A . Quigley & Son St. Peters July 27. ~—« Matthew & MacLean Lid. - = ~—~—‘Souris July 2B Elmira Co.-op Ass'n Lid. Elmira July 29 E. D. Reid Produce Lid. Montague | July 31 Vernon River Co-op. Ass'n. Lid. Vernon River Aug. 6 C. Irving : Murray. River Regular inspection fees will Measures Department. We ask the cooperation of all concerned in order to as- sure correct weights. for both ” producer and consumer. be charged by Weights and | RADIOS, RECORD PLAYERS, | AND TAPE RECORDERS RADIO SERVICE | tor overhaul, | condition, REPAIRED Mac ALD 180 Kent St. Dial 6915 mat Vernon Bridge Hall. Vernon River Hall. _ FRIDAY, JULY 17—38:00 P.M. Grandview Hall. yl ne MONDAY, JULY 13th—8:00 P.M. Glenwood Hall. Hunter River Hall. TUESDAY, JULY. 14th—8:00 P.M. Lot 65 Hall. North Wiltshire Hall, * TUESDAY, JULY 14th—8: New Glasgow Jr. F4 WEST rd _ 42 The Guardian, Charlottetown, Mon., July 15, 1959- | more refigious men tose lord f - — = mm Bene SY AS TS | ae in itis, For “God made Harvard Professor Retires, f * a ; town.” : A . ’ » Americans Plan Firm Stand [7's cm v » et « x{ls Former Tryon Resident , : igh At peal change. Bui what sort of, ° : odes ‘West ‘Geneva : Alden B. Dawson, 12 Scott St.,|biological laboratories from 1935 | On We s Rig ts or | Spend bia tare ‘boliday’in anor |C2™bridge. professor of zoology|to 160 and chairman ef the blo \Cosites P Staff Writ wa — nat the wey te == — io AB — known _for be weeok 4 Sek set oes ee ee : . 5 one P = - as : be WASHINGTON (CP) — Pres-| Eisenhower spoke out when a| ivity for another, one mixture of ute structure of a variety of ani-| After retirement he will remain . ident Eisenhower made .clear|reporter asked what: he thought| “smog” for a different kind. mal tissues, will retire this Sum-|in the biological laboratories to Wednesday that the United States| about remarks attributed w|..Even more deplorable is the| mer. — continue his research and to write wi! present a firm at Ge- by former Governor | practice of certain jaded par'y-| Associatted , with Harvard, book on histology. neva, demanding that Russia rec-|W. A Harriman of New| markers who transfer their de-| since 1929, he was director of the}. His major research interest has ‘ognize the basic rights of the| York. : a eee eS ot been to selate- the activities of “Western powers in West Berlin as| Harriman met with Khrushchev apartment , Develo Mink tissues their _microscopic the starting point in any new) im Moscow June 23 and has writ- i ORE de ps recta. _ S@ East-West negotiations. ten that t:e Russian premier told sacriegious, a kind of desecrating| Feed Rati ee Bere in Tryon on Prince Ed the time he told aj Bim: “Your generals talk of God's creation, in the utilizing a! ion ward Island, Canada, he studied But at the same misiatéining *@cr position in Ber-| 1 COE oC — at Prince of Wales College and - press conference that while he| ™#intaining - of the beauties of nature as a set- Summersid Acadia University. He ail _ feels! sure the American people| 0S, WOO orvabs, they wil burn | Ste, ir week-tong boute of dic eA come eee noes in the’-new | 2nd make no mistake about it. If 4) real change for the persons in- OTTAWA — Cod fish offal has Posaal a been president of the: round of negotiations opening! YOU Want war, you can have it,/ volved but which quite often | been found to be a good substit- ae con ts Bescon —_ Soc- Monday. he never would give up| >¥t Femenaber it will Be YOuF| peics the whole stmogphere of | ute for 60 per cent of the horse a ~ pre- trying to find a solution to the OA” fly” auto-| the resort. a meat in mink rations during the | Zoologists = : He made other points: Here we have one of the most | growth’ and furring seasons. eee) See eee 1A visit by B 24 Premier | delightful of nature's holiday| -Dr. C.-K. Gunn of the Summer- followed a brief private morning) Khrushchev to U.S. ‘was pos-| playgrounds. This is something to! 4. p £1, Dominion Experi- chat between the president and) itje but if it came- about, it| be truly thankful for, something| | ~ os State Secretary Herter. who flies! . 1414 be more of a social call| we should prize, cherish—and mental Fur Ranch, made the _ to Ottawa Saturday on his way to i4.5 for the purposes of bargain-| above all, protect. ) test with offal after removaal of Geneva. at ing. But even for those who cannot] rijets and livers. seahow , Khrush- | might be necessary to head of t opportunities getting * for ca a menac- dicaster”™ of wcaaeies in the | cose to nature. It = ed _— F Cenenereles: a ee . ing talks about a possible war} government's $1,600,000,000 for- Central beaches The 72 sain é deck eek "over Berlin. eign military aid bill. The Senate | PORE a inistration is| ne Standard dark mink test-if “I don't believe that responsible|has slashed it by $383,500,000.| _ And ows Give Mt ine |ed showed no significant differ- people should indulge in anything| Eisenhower indicated he will use mach improvements they have fnce-in body weight gains or fur that can even remotely be con-|every possible means to get the acanatiieel in both im recent |@Wality to indicate which mink * gidered ultimatums or threats,”'full amount restored. So there is a’ chance for received the oe with s years not an equal chance—of horse meat and which the ot CUDMORE'S : : = a ; from this . therapy |¢r horse meat and offal ration. . ; which nature can provide. A detailed report'of this work p , THOUGHTS FOR OUR TIME Sach therapy ts the best guer-lean be obiained by writing to DRY CLEANERS | > - antee against thet ‘cheated feel-|the Experimental Fur Ranch,|| @ Set Phoue BY HIS EMINENCE CARDINAL McGUIGAN ing” after holidays ‘are over. | Summerside, P. E. L . ; After ali, you have worked a}: ~- “ whole year for that vacation. It is “ate Protiem of how to | spend) alive. changes cur outonk. gives uy Just ‘het ik should work lor s summer vacation—where to| rest to the faculties . ’ She teksmasnak| ated ae ee ur-house?. i to ‘n ind of change most of We wait so long for our hoidays.| us need at vacation time is to get} SAIGON (AP)—Vietnameése se. yo e: Suddenly they are upon us, then| “back to nature.” We city-dwel-|CUrity troops have ens Ei : behind us; so short they are, so| lers live a highly artificial life.|5¢VeTal Persons believ - : quickly gone. Our electire lights have aif but |Bected with killing of two Ameri: ea kk is no wonder that quite often! obliterated the difference between |C8" army officers and wounding we feel cheated. But this feeling| night and day; our central heat-| of a third at Bienhoa, ‘an Ameri- NIAGARA of being cheated is not seldom| img keeps ug in a constant “‘sum-|can Official ‘said Saturday. The} AAP eee due te a lack of preparing for,| mertime” in our homes. suspects were being interrogated ar and perhaps a misuse of, the) We have lost the rhythm of/ and officials hoped they would re- A time alloted us. matiire and its attendant sym-) veal the whereabouts of the Com- } » The purpose of holidays, of| bolism—ithe day being “‘born”|munist terrorists who attacked course, ts to give us a chance to) after the “death” of night, the/the Americans’ billet at a Viet- ' gecoup the losses of vigor which/| earth renewing its life in spring| namese army base with sub-ma- +a year of work has infticted-upon after the “‘death” of winter. The} chine-guns and homemade Bombs}. us in mind and body. We need to| only meadows we see are vacant | wednesday. relax, rest ,and. above alll, re-| lots; our “mountains” are smoke- (The hyphen in the last work is breathe is scented not with flow- intentional; for the word “rec-| ers but with carbonmonoxide; the) AGENTS and reate” has all but lost its original | only running’ water we heer is - ; ; mous with any. kind of idle en-| Even our milk comes to us in : . i Bi | HOSPITAL INSURANCE In other words, holidays should} meat and vegetables in cams and of ‘ieee be looked upon asa time of restor| packages. This is an unnatural; By Manufacturer S ee : ation, not as « time for further | state of affairs (I do not ques; |3nd revolutionary elestione Se- depiction of cur. much-oeeded ton, Ge scoenite of S) Set men beer Nae cece DISCUSSIONS. piel ie hE a a i led ee orem - ee ee ~ ’ oo. ped pig a9 sod, {sethusiagm in garages anil ser- Members and staff of the Hospital Services vious. to others is proved by the| know the therapeutic value of |vice stations. Capital required || Commission of P.E.I. will attend the meetings |, very familias sight of vacationers | getting close to nature—thefeel- | for- es depending on ter-] listed below. retumning from their holiday more -being which comes titory cov * 2 ed . “tied than when they left. oak eine ae anntior life. meas:| gateway Electronics Mig The forthcoming Province Insurance Plan will No wonder such people feel) uring our day by the sun and«the Corporation * -|l be discussed and questions regarding operation of |} cheated. The very purpose of| stars, eating healthful food and! ss99 c¢ Catherine St.. West. || the plan will be answered. All adults are urged to - recalls ot ae connection, = body 4 exercise aan oe cath, | site #12, Montreal 25,-Canada.'| attend these meetings, which will be held in the éynicism in an advertisement for| ing air which is clean with the | hall of each District. pain-relief pills a few years ago:| odor of grass and pine, listening so “For vacations and other head cl gga geche pen gga cobra , EAST . . aches.” stream, of bird and animal an Ae OUT OF RUT insect. a MONDAY, JULY 13—8:00 P.M. tT Perhaps the most misleading.of/ This is the workt which God | Montague — Beaver Club Hall. maxims regarding vacation is/ created for us to enjoy, and it is Heatherddle Hall * that which says “a change is as | no accident that those who live : 2 n i good as a rest.” Now, mo one| close to mature are generally Murray River Public Ha a (erally tree: Ughtrepe-wabsiog TUESDAY, JULY -14—8:00 P.M. ! would be a change for most peo- | DEVELOPING Caledonja Hail. ggg not, for most, as good as a Your Films for 20 Years Melville School. 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