New Bi-i.inswick left Montreal air- port Saturday for a two-week visiti on the U. K. to tour plants andl

D familiarise themselves with equip-;boai'ding 3 TCA Siiper-(Hinsteliatinn Coiistriit-tinn ()0. Ltd.. Fredericton

New Brunswick industrialists Leave For U.K.

land Wade Liiuited. macliincry maiiufacturers. Six of the party are seen here

and Co. Ltri., Saint .lohn: Burtoni Dixon Collcr. president. Diamondl

. , - , . . . . r . t ' ' r . v 1 , 2 '” "'”"'” '7”'3”'”i”Z""f ""3Ei'.".';i"'aZli25i”iE!3iTZ'.. ”i..i”iii1I2'.". .'lS'lLlZl'. 'i;..i'.?."li.l"lt:lln.?'Tlilll? eltilflliifi 52'.fJ'.3E?.2.l".fr"EllEI serum: at 10 v- me A51 it will ""3 and comuc "E n U5 W P ' 'Smcltor Corp. Bathurst: Arthur llc Works, Fredericton; Aubrey W.fhe part of the Trans-Canada net- I..c9rWIlltc, seci-etary-ti'casurer. Gill Wassnn. president. A. W. Wesson work program . Minto; A M. Tuokc. niaiiallcr. 'and the Montreal Symphony 0r- , Mlramichi Lumber Coninany. Min- t'Ilt'sll'a will be condticted by Alex-

Ltd. to,

600 Curlers From Canada And U.S. Entered In Bonspie

Qtiziii-:t' 1 curlcrs from Canada and tbsldian United States moved Into actionlhlelson Findlay- llionday In the 43rd annual Quebec Tha' bo n s P 1 Pl was officially luternalioiial honsplel. 0P9"9d ” 5 CWIC "E99159" 5'-"l' , A record total of 118 rinks, on day MEM-

bldding for the 14 trophies at stake in the week-long bonsplel. one otbonslliel , the most colorful in North Amer-'Maritimese-will have at least one ica. '

The main pl'l'l.Q at stake lg the Licutcnaiit - Governors' Trophy. won last year by Gaston Amyots Quebec Jacques Cartier rink. Am- yot got his squad off to a fast start Monday with an easy 10-2 victory

CVCFY 011?.

I contest.

Playwright A. A. Milne Dies At 74

HARTFIELU. liliglanri A

Rifle Scores

Follouliig are scores fired II. the Arniouries by the Chalottetown rifle club on Werinesday January

(antler Broil. 4

Soccer Results

i.(lNl)(lN (Rcutcrst rvm-stilts ofl sncrer games played in the United Kingdom Saturday: ASSOCIATION CUP Fourth round

Arsenal 4 Aston Villa I. Barnsley 0 Blackburn R 1 Bolton W 1 Sheffield U 2 Bristol 11 i Doncastcr R 1 Burnley 1 Chelsea 1 Charlton A 2 Swlndon T I Fulham 4 Newcastle U 5 Leicester C 3 Stoke C 3 Layton 0 o Birmingham C 9 Liverpool 8 Scunthorps U I Port Vale 2 Everton .1 Eoutliend U 0 Manchester C 1 Tottenham H 3 Mlddlesbrouati 1 W Bromwlch A 2 Portsmouth 0 West Ham U 2 Cardiff C 1 York City 0 Sunderland 0 Division lll (Southern) Bournemouth 2 Brighton 0 Colchester U 2 Shrewsbury T 0 Exeter C I Walsall l Gilllngham 1 Crystal P 1 Millwall 8 Aldcrshot 3 Norwich C l Southampton 4 Reading 4 Northampton T 1 Watiord 0 Queen's P R i Division ill fNorthernl Accrington S 2 Halifax T 2 Barrow 3 Bradford C 1 Carlisle U 3 Oldhnm A 1 Chesterfield I Crewc Alex 0 Darlington 2 Wrcxhani 1 fiateshead I Mansfield T 0 Grimsby T 1 Workingbon 2 Rot-bdalc 0 Derby C 5 Soutliport I Stockport C I Trsnmere R 2 Hartlepools U 2

SCOTTISH LEAGUE

Division A Airrlrieonlans 0 Rangers 4 Celtic 1 Hearts 1 East Fife ti Falkirk l Hibernian 7 Motherwell ll Partick T i Kilmarnock 1 Iueen of S 2 Aberdeen 2 llltrren 3 Clyde fl ttirling A vs Ralth I ppd Division I!

Arbroatlt I Alloa A 1 ......L.L

REMEMBER wuss.”

3! THE CANADIAN PRESS

John L. Sullivan, last of the re - knuckle world heavyweight champions. died at Ahington. Mass.. 38 years ago today at age 59. His to-year reign as champion Ended in 1891 when he lost to -lame: J. Corbett in the first title llllht under Marquis of Queens- rulu. Sullivan. who want of his ring earning! an turlltl hetotaller is I”.

l

much liquor,

lWanted: Can. Hockey Playersl

Who Have Pucks, Will Travel

Caiiadlun Press Staff Writer- lnleilf. They quickly mailed poss- CGRTINA d.AMP,,:zz0. nalyviniits to si4x.Ca'nadian residents of? tCPl-ewantedz Catiaduin 8ll'ial.l'iili,I!"l.lan 9W3i't'0" r" dEl9ll'39"l3" hockey players interested in play. Ulllo hloiiitemurrlo, of TEIUYDE in 2". ;...- ?mnplw' ,,G"?', workullg cu(:i?illeI'ii('iitdB ilieclrnardo Tomell 20 andl ei')1l:1oiEll-tlJce.ui'(clft(:i't)-i-es andl'Wl", Mi'"l,l""v zlt 0! SN”; 5'9,-,l attitude toward bodychecklug be-'5Vlr"”'l91 GIOVMNI FUl'llnl- 19- 0-i mm, "H, mu, "M, . sudbtiiy and Roma Alberton. l9.l Th, ,.,1,,,”wmc,,, m,,,,,; ,p.;of Niagara Falls. Ont. psarcd in the papers yetxfiut uni AR D WE-L ON ICE der H" I-Fgullaltmns mar” nmhi F'l”liEsix WI'Il1lsP(.8l13fIIllI hockey in; to preven . V .- - i ' s F. E” "resldentyi lhe imemnupml tlic goals-and penalties-An Italylsl ice liiockcly lE)ll'flelivl'lI0il.Iitxlllallitlzli unmccwkful campaign for the Tucs ay te ympc ru e. posse N I ' in 195:1. that made, it potsiitiemlrail;"I,.,,',lE'lii.,a'l"i'iit-llcili lizlhcdtrlllolfrltlsmiist Il5iIxlE8(Ff?"I;fldl'FI?IlIIS.lniiln '" 5pr9ml' I l . ...::;"'::."”'I:l:-mat 2' A:-:3 "We had been having a lot of,,' I. m K,:"h w ("I I '”m(.'ll”3'. "V" hmh ””'.'Im.”elljfiitt-hiiilihl Illtll((;li:'iIerl1l9 Czflllellllio ruiallmaums of plneycmi r mluis interested in gcttinlll in touch WP? 5 Mr' "Mikey Sam I" an "ilcri with a liighcallhrc young ('aiia- "em US" we anwndod H" mm diaii who ml ht be interested Illl stitutinu to ratio that any tiiayrrvmnmmi R higger emunnn mwuml holding a passport lot the coiiiitiyimn in exman" Mr Ms hmkcyd he is rcplrfscniingl In the Vlalllifl plavinu ammv champions ps or ympias wi el A I -- n or, 1""".:w..3i.ii'"i...'S?:L?i;2Li'"..E.?.'.i2..3;'i; "l;,:'9"d,,l,m:f,?r:,,::2zilfhi ';,,'.;,al,,,,lrestricting a wholesale exodus of.

SPOON FEEDING

Experts advtse starliiig fccilingj lan infant from a spoon when the

baby is about a month old.

Februar

Loads Of Laffs.

”l)?Lihe..p.......0”'hlI”.E1 Calllmllilin fiT:tck:IIaacsef.lSno members of the current Kilclieiicr-Waterloo team, the 1955 Penticton Vs or the 1924 Toronto Granilcs nccd .-ipnl,V. , , They are barred by the rule Elsi 5lIl'llllK 3 M0lll-l"'h9 0 stating that no player on a na-l Hlrnillfllt A 5 Mnflntl I tioniil team In a' world hockey St,:.lolinstonc vs Que0II'5 P NNI toiirnament may ever represent Sleniioiisemuir i Fnrfnr A 0 another country.

Ayr United 3 Albinii R 2 Bcrwlcli ll 3 Stranracr 0 Bret-liiii C 0 Dtimbi-irlun 2

Admission 75c.

Advaiirc Tickets on sale tit: Drtigs, lil:u'liityre's stores, Sicad's T7I1;iI'tTlHC,V. tfantwcil's Pharmacy.

Fosl er's

The Irish Minstrels Of '56

Spoiisoi'cd by THE BEN EVOLENT IRISH S()tTIE'l'Y

WEDNESDAY 8. THURSDAY

' P. W. C. A

l)ii'eried by 1 FRANK M. NICINTYRE I

I It's The Musical Of The Year DON'T MISS IT! l

The prograiii results from a sug- qcstion to the CBC by the Canar dian Jewish Congress that some' II form of recognition be given Mr.f Bloi'h's birtlirlay.

He lives in the United States

(AP!-i

l

lDoubts Time IRipe For Health ;Insurance Plan

ttfpl. More than dooiover I rink from the Royal (Jana-v Ciuh. Toronto, skipped by: ”'l'TAWA (CPI v- A doctorwsen-

25th , A. Milne, playwright, novelist, H 1 essayist and writer of light verse.' 2”” - died Tuesday night at his Sussex Bob Baruise 99 home. He was 74 Peter MacNuit II A man of gentle wit. Milne Garth slat-i,p....,-H. 96 created possibly his greatest suc- Pat Landrigan 95 icons with two childrenis books. Ralph Jenkins O5 "wl""l9 ' ll" Pmh ,, "ml The G.(i. .'liat'l.cniian 95 "W155 Pl Pm” C"”l"-4 Mary Mn,.L,,m”m 95 Born of Scots paientage he was. Bob liambly 94 Educ!” ff w9gml"5l;' 3"; '" Earl Burke nTrin",v 0,3,3; Mb" 8,; in"; P"I' Landnm" .4 1m 1? h th eliulliinr llrliarvasi H”

C1355 H" 0 Hlsu cfirst eSU(l9Ss(l'lil iia lniva Ralph Kennedy M "Mr Plm Passes Awalvy prodl Wendi-ll iiar-imn 90 uimi in 1920 It has quickly fol-5 Leoiiarti Mariloiiald Bfllmwed by -vjwhe Rumamk. Age-.l Norene Aiild B9 --The Tmgh About giaydsy-I -on.” T” S"""' 39 Dover Road" and many others. ""99" B9” '3 In the frequently revived ”Toadl

clay, "I of Toad Hallfgi Milne made al ., , graceful adapia on for the stagei :'a':;"fllL”:l"i" :2 of Kenneth Grahame's ”'l'hP Wind

'. ' 'u

Milton cam" go ;..,-L

Class IV, 10 KILLED IN PLANE CRASH

James Ixl('l(IiFillI lla CARACAS. Veneluela 'Al'lw Alf tiiarllniialri 83 Venezuelan officials said Tuesdayl niiiaogomun g2 to persons ahnnrd In private Mary nnim-i, giitwo-engine plane were killed when En-nit wam, goilbe craft crashed Saturday in the. pa,” warren 30,ragged Capayn mountains. Those' Cm,-,,,.d Val, 80 aboard included Malcolm J. Eil- Boh Simmons 30 gertnn. 70, and Mrs. ludgcrtoii. tilt, Dm”, ward M of Stamford, Conn, and New York.' Gt aid Smith 30 Jcnnie Maclloiiald 30 Juanita Jay I0 Frank Roberts 80 Louis Dalton 80 Eric Wilson 80 Charles Fr' I 30 Concert To Honor Israeli Composer 'l'tlRflN'i'0 t(.'Plr-lsrnell com poser l'Ii'iicst Blot-Ii, who cele- lirateti his 75th birthday last July. will be honored Feb. 15 by a CBC. com-ert of his music, it was an- iioiiiircd Tuesday. 3 "Wednesday night"

Hlflf 8

night that Canadians are ready

yet for

All rinks which have entered the anus and said I national health t ,, di plan should be made effective

u "3 mmy (mm "”ls'tep by step through exls ume I day' even " they loselunditiiiitilirl-!nl:'Mg:i-show 72-year. pm. the women ,!”.,.e in 3 prbhflld Alberta Liberal .nd a practis-

vate competition Willi-Ill! Patter-""3 PIIYSIVIIH (Of 38 years, um 1-mphy .5 ms! pme. M yeuhthe Senate lie is confident that l50 women are taking part in this;l"""ll9 tnI1l0lLl,l yelan Vil'lll 13011119 "I": .o as wee s era - prov nt-a health ronfere. -. I

lie dl hospital

x

'!1iursd1y. .Feb.2.1956 The Guardian. Page 7

IOXEI DIES

DIETROIT (AP) - Eddlg Lg. Wa er. a 24 - year - old Detroltl heavyweight. died Tuesda nl ht after collapsing during a lilorkgutlvinus year, the bureau of statistic! with Johnny Summerlin at the "mrlfd W"-d""d'Y' Sl'lP""'"" Motor City Gym lug prid.-y'llast year rose to 16,445.41! tons Walker complained of a pain inllmm 7-351.595 In 1954- one arm and collapsed In his cor-I E ' ner at the endof a round. He was. taken to hospital but never re- gained consciousness. I

mos siurmmrs nouaoa

OTTAWA (CF)-iron on ship- ments from Canadian mines more than doubled in 1955 from the pro-

xpressed doubt Tuesday

compulsory health insure , gwggv- OTTAWA tCPl-The CBC an nounced Wednesday it has mad! lspecial arrangements for a direct irgdita hriiadcalst of th; Titre (Tan- , r 5. me , I a- una oympc oc ey game 22:. '.:'...::.”:. ...'Sf.'.'J.t.ii”f..".--,fq;;'n-,, coat under certain conditionsearc'b,.Md”:,"m;o::il "M -u ?1''-" enough. Extensive surgical Illdlthe commentary tvill I-Temhea medical care and drugs ran upime Cnc Domymm m,m.m.kr Md ,blg bills. Medical research should gddjijonnl 3.3.30", ,g 55 (Indian d not think, however. thaialso have a place in any national ,..,i,,,,, in '11,,” 4.15 pm AS1- care and diagnostic serv-tplan. lireh, 4, ' '

ting vol-

told

they are a resident.

within three months next preceding date of election, entitles vote in the former Wai'B only.

PUBLIC NOTICE

CIVIC ELECTION

Voters Lists have been prepared for the Civic Elev-linri to he held on Wednesday, February 8th, 1956, and will be posted for inspection of all electors at the City (Tourf Room, City Building, tip to and including Monday, February 6th, 1956, from 11 am. to 5:3(l p.m. daily.

Qualifications of Electors

All persons, especially wives or husbands qiialified to vote um...- th) below, and non tax payers such'aa men aged over 60 voting on rental qualifications only. should see that they are registered with the Electoral Officer in order to have their names on the Voters' list.

All voters qualified as below the City for one year, ises), Canadian citizens, last.

Qualified voters, subject to above, are:

. fa) Owners or .joint-owners (for three months previous to elec- tion day) of real estate in the City to the extent of 3l500.00 assessed value,

(b)

must. be 2l years of age, residents nf (except non-residents occupying business prem- and not in arrears of taxes at December 31st,

v

Wife or husband of such an owner if the owner be entitled to

vote

(cl Men renting premises In the City of a yearly rental of at least 3llf)fl.0O and having rented such in the City for the three months previous to Election day.

(dl Women who have arrears as above.

(e) Men who have paid Educational Tax for the past year.

(1') Non-residents of the City if otherwise qualified as above and doing business and occupying business premises in the City.

been assessed for Civic taxes and not in

MULTIPLE VOTING

P0130"! Vollnt 6" (Ill (bl (Cl ((1) or (f) above may vote in each Waid in which they are so qualified.

Persons voting on (e) above may vote only in the Ward of which

Property or rental qualifications having removed in another Ward

Dated at Cliisrlottetown this 2nd day of February, AD. 1956. (Signed) .

E. F. SELLER, Electoral Officer for the City of Charlottetown.

BIGGER THAN EVER SAVINGS

yyshgnd at.....

UDITORIUM

CANADA PACKERS - FRESH BULK

SAUSAGE, Ill. . . . . . . . . 33:

THURSDAY FRIDAY and ALL DAY SATURDAY

HAMA'S

I was aimivnn . SALT

QHERRING, 2 for 25:

SWEET PlCl(LEl) Music and Dancing

Curtain 8:30

PORK HOCKS, lb. . . . I5clf TEA, lb. . . . . . . . . 79c

CORNED -- SWEET PICKLED

SPARE RIBS, 4Ibs. .

BROKEN PEKOE

PURITY ROLLED 59c,OATS, 5Ib.bag . . . . . .. 45:

TENDER LEAF "mm

Redriin Bros, E. A. I Grocery, K. & R.

Itmisiitlg

Thlgd Lannrk ll Dundee U 1 . IRISH I.EAGUE , Bangor fl Linfleld 4 i ' Crusaders ll Ballyniena U 0 Darry City 1 Gianni-on 4 Distillery fl Cllftonville 3 Glentoran 2 Arch 1 Portadown 2 Coloraine 4 Other matches Bradford ll Rntherham U I Brentford 0 Notts C 4 Chester 1 lfuddersfleld T 8 Coventry ('7 l Preston N E 4 l Cowdenbeath vs Diinfermlino Al cancelled l Dundee vs Army cancelled j Hull C I Blackpool .5 Leeds U 1 Manchester U 4 Lincoln City 2 Bury 2 Newport C I Barry Town I Newtown 4 Swansea Town 9 Sheffield W 2 Luton T 2 , Wolverhampton W I San Lorennrf (argeotina) 1

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finals wliapp

lotaplstaitloca

1;.

A Discovery Tightens APlhT.iko "living Tissue”

Iutandmaefc plea! that holds plaha Si-snand tight!

::'-.:'i'”..I'..-i.g Q, l,Is

ginbsnasaml - stsrluydnmy '31:; 0. ma.

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It 13:; lihlQ Cl.

SOHIIRMAIIS SCHOOL PARADE ANNOUNCES

That the cancelled first section semi-finals originally scheduled for the second week of January will now be held at the Sulnmerside High School at 4:00 PM. on Tuesday. February 7th for the Four and Oveil Classroom Schools and Wednesday. February Bill for the I-3 Classroom Schools.

The names of those who arejo compete in these semi- ear in the Suinmersldo Journal on Friday. February 3rd. Tirls wll be the same list as published in the Guardian on January MI.

h Iponaomd and Produced by the M. P. Schurman On. lM.. II

a Public Service Felttun.

PORK, lb. . . . lRoastd.-WW BEEF, lb. . . . .

Sdiced Side M"-L

Peameal ”l3iick

Fresh

rings-s'I.;.isi'y

iAiEn7i1.oiT...'r' ii&&v'

rf h

gooiciss,

2ll Euston Si.

-y Smoked or illllllllllll -- Cull”

I BONELESS - N0 FAT - NO BONE

CORNED BEEF, lb.

BACON ”?.;f....'.-.'. 47S 1 BACON, lb. . . . sgc

LIVER, lb. '. . . 37;

Picnic HAMS, lb. 39:

CHEESE, lb. . . . 49c

SI'I(iI(S, pkg. . . 39c

39c

yIIa.. . .. 39c

TEA BAGS, 60': PETILFECTION--m

MILK,otins

slllfE oiiwsonrsff ”

FAB, 2 pkgs. . . 69: VEL, 2 pkgs. . . 69c

Palmolive

SOAP, 3for . . . 25c

. .. 39cl

Any Brand Peanut -I BUTTER, 16 oz. Insttirll ” A A

COFFEE, 2 on. LARD, 2 lbs.

. .fl3c

. .65:

'r”' t

45c

SRPMIERTTTI - I I V Cashmere Bouquet 5lj0fl9"'fl9: IP53, 55? SOAP, 4for . . . 29c Devon Woodhiiry's l

SOAP, 4bars . . 3lc FIIIIIT 8: VEGETABLES

3h”liiieEs,,2 doz. 75:

c?i5i3'E?'n9!L2.fv:49s APPLES, 5 Ib.bag as: WIJlT3dTWT"””'-Tw- CARROTS, 3 lbs. 25: tTr?eiTh'f.Soii"n"t;lii-T-T'-.””.

POTATOES, puck 39: Free

PEAS, 2o oz.',3lins 39:

24 Lb. Bag si.s9 DIAL B224

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