ION! 15. 1950

ml .. ....-.....co.... Island Qdds fa, 884:3; H MAKES And ETICIS 5' ddd 45 ggEggg:r.'Ju. 15th.-Weddings-sliower:

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days for oak decorated to suit the occasion But Aged in wood make sure its the best cake -in ' ' Charlotttecwn would welcome - - . "'9' 3' lm” '1.” Big Four-hockey. but the financial for purity, li)n().llllxln i.r(lflmIli.0ll) feiili:'1c'fk.'iiif.1i..'li..l3i. Problem 15 OM whim P9953 "me ' th over and over again until it's 17 times as Ens no handling and no hit or miss 3""9 oi-dinnry nour. Not psrtv cakes alone-but all I '. scheme will overcome if. d fl 1 . , .-.ke5..",. mu .. m d, i -th S D ' D .t T Those who want it will be ask- g" aver '13lilIl6I3y,W0r for illf-that. SWEIISPDOIAB isilwonrlxfiorkgzi-m(tho?ilEh say. ng . I. thse ed to pay for it. and this seems 've prove it. to myse over an over IgI.inl). TRY S Do - only fit and proper. Our people the very next "gala occa.sion",gI.kgyou bakel mm m VIIIICS on S... like night horse racing and they Send In . "” ' My gr ml? gelngllne .?.1heasure me); many for '1 Happy Job Suggeuion For Your Daughter! Interesting, well-paid und 5;?--3-M70 lief i-iaiy?-xra5ey.- 53.333 your FREE l”.llE.lll..2ilf ll.'lE”f 0lfill.3;”lT?EfiEi.iE3””.3l?3 Tim . S 31 C'l3es::'mcostiheTi;:;finizs zgglctiitiffeil copy of our starting Otliill earnb er liiglltikgl. Bhe;en': apggod openigig BRIGHFS DOHICSTIC Of JCWQI - - - - . e 1;" Dw I CH me Ch3I'1mlel0l't'n "NS can 1;” MW Rgcipg 399;. 9. ii::dli'tamofnGrY:li:l i'..".i?i...t”..a” Heaitli Ipiinsllfryllflu PEACHES, 15 0!. Tlll 206: 2 TOP . . . . 395 is t many more people 1. an H d'1 .. ,1 1h k' ,1 I 1 t P R E igne the Forum. and weather does nnriumlanrri: igrimworlgoin. ailut w.liatink'oilisi- ad;II”linlPE Svlill DEL MONTE 0 D . s . 8 , n g 9- i:n'. rictcr people from the whole pi-olmbly enjoy most. is the peisonni nature of the JOIV. '9'. 2 0'0 ' ' ' ' ij YOUR CHOICE FOR l'i'iiv-nice from attending. 'Then In most. BofM ofhi-rs. slielli he in constant. rontm-t.' with the IlllbliP--- AYLMER Qf litickpy followers like 5 wmngr, nieetimz people and helping thc-m.nl'i the timel Shell be working. too, . 2 for 29c It sandwiches and may earn be guaranteed a - with othrr women who vnjnv IllCIl' Jobs and tziki-. zi pride in their pro- & 01- Till C. . as mnsgslcm one; while in horse. fusion. Speak to your dauglilcr about this wonderful job opportunity 33: 3 only Plum" h.”hnu1ed.in,mhnu, racmg any one of eight or ten V l N E G A R S . . . if she lll(PS the idea, she should step inside vniir nenrm. liranrli of ICTQC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . gs, g

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iiorscs can win a heat and please a portion of the crowd. Since nine hvats usually are run off during :n evening everyone favor: at least one winner, and has I mo- merit of triumph.

When a hockey team loses. the whole community feels let-down and too many defeats can wreck the box oficc. and put the club in the rod. So if the City is to ven- eiiro '.i:to hlarilinic top hockey circles it must have the money- or most of it beforehand--to sur- xlxc the unccrtaiiitics of a debut ycnr. and be in a position to cor- rect weaknesses in the following IFHT.

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Those who remember i-imir Loagus” of the "thirties" i-(llO.V that in iLs latter years .1 lliinfifiil of men ill Charlottetown contributed a thousand. and in -nine cases several thousand dol- lars apiece. to kccp the Charlotte- town team in the league.

It was in fact a tcrific job in tin l(':liI thirties, to build the lt't!Sl.ii'll. and later to maintain I ciub In the fastest league in Can- ada. lt was then the lesson was learned that high calibre hockey :s not a paying proposition in I sriiali town except under the most favorablc circumstances. Char- !oltntown's Big Four team went behind for thousands of dollars every year and a few business men came to the rescue.

Given a good cnntciidrr in the I-vague the City can stay out.of "In red. provide-d seats can be mid in advance to inok after niaxrr salaries. and travelling ex- panses. The Forums accommoda- tion will look after only about 3400 people. and to carry the ex- pcnsc load, the house should be full practically every game. A few small houses would spell disaster quickly.

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The only safe place. therefore. if the public is willing to gamble its money on good hockcy is to gel the ivhcrmiiitlial before winter comes around.

In the thirties. I few people carried theburdcn; this time two thousand or more Islanders will he asked to help carry the load. it is hoped that enough people will be found throughout the Province, to lend a hand and make the load an easy one to bear. This time too it should be an Island- harkod team with not only Char- lniictown, but all parts of the Province lending support.

The final word will rest with the public and its willingness to pay the shot; and only money will decide the question. Our great national pastime is one of the worlds most thrilling sport spen- tacles. perhaps we should back as the Americans do baseball or as the British Isle: does soccer.

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Although Big Four hockey cost Charlottetown, and in particular certain Charlottetown men 2 great: deal of money, there is something to he said on the credit side too. Big Four was the best in

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the world outside of the National from the League who later gained is solid place in the annals of the game included such super stirs Bill Cowlcy who played with Boston Bruins. Ray Gctliife. Char- '.vitli Canadians

the Bruins and the

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Des Smith. Charlottetown defence man later a Boston Bruins rear. guard. Joffre Desilets who served several. seasons with Montreal. Ivan Nicholson who just before the war was playing with Chicago Black Hawks. Connolly of Mona- ton Hawks who went to the New York Rangers. Pete Kelly. Char- lotteton right winger who seivcd with several National Leagun teams. and a number of others whose names are not recalled at present.

Many of the players who did not quite make the grade in tho

National Hockey League played professional hockey with Prov- idence. Pittsburgh. H e r s h e 3!.

Springfield. and with better am- ateur teams across Canada. . . . .

And while our public was watching high class hockey. our young hockey players mingled in practice sessions with the im- ported men, and a whole new crop of well coached Islanders de- veloped to the stage. where they could step into a hockey game anywhere and know what it was all about. Even after the Big Four team disbanded the in- fluence of good coaching remained for years. and sound hockey tech- nique carried our junior team: into the Canadian semi-finals on several occasions.

Thus we had such island born players, as Bucko Trainor, Jonn Squarebriggs. Bert Steele. Tai-key

Whitlock. Bucko Whitlock, Tick Williams. Mousie Dowling, Ab Macxinnon. Oliver MacEachern.

and a dozen others holding posi- tions with good teams all over the United States and Canada. It is not too much to say that many of these boys because of their connection with hockey hold good paying jobs today. So although the town paid for it's experience with big time hockey, never'.lm- leg some of our youngsters cle- rived dividends and certainly our people saw the best hockey in the world It the time.

IN MEMORIAM

MR-S. NORMAN P. MMPHEITSON There passed away in her home at Kiimuir on May 16th. Mrs. Nor- man P. MaoPherscm in her 75th year. The late Mrs. Nl'.iwPhei-son had been in poor health for sev- eral years, but her illness. accom- panied at times with much suf- fering. she bore with beautiful christian patience. and all the friends who visited her found her cheerful and resigned to God's will. Mr. and Mrs. Ma.oPherson had had been married fifty-four years, and during which years, she had been a. wonderful home-maker, so that the picture of "The Ideal Woman" in Pi-ovenbs is true in her case. and it can he said: "Her children arise up and call her blessed; her husband also and he praiseth her." The friend and the stranger received a warm welcome and true Highland hospitality in the home. she gave her support to every worthy cause in the commun- ity. Because of her beautiful con- sccrated life. her keen knowledge of the Bible and her bright intel- lect. she rendered invaluable service for many years In the Kilmuir Sunday School and Bible Class.

Impressive funeral services, very largely attended, were held in the Kilmuir Church and conducted by the pastor. Rev. A. C. Fraser. as- sisted by Rev. P. N. Young of Man- tague who read the Scripture: and by Rev. Donald Nicholson who led in prayer. Favourite hymns were sung and Mrs. W. A. Bruce sang it solo. "The City Foiirsquare” Buiial was in the valleyfield Cem- etery.

Besides her husband there sur- vive four sons. Peter of Brighton. Mass; Dan of Parkdale, N. 3; John and William of Kilmuir. Three daughters. (Florence) Mm. Riufua Beers of Fraxnlngham, Mass: (Margaret) Mrs. George 1.. Mac- Lcod of Brsintrve. Mass. and (Sadie) Mrs. Rev. Donald Nichol- son of Brookneld. P. E. I. The whole family were with their mother during the last week of her iilneiis. Also one brother Alex Benton of Brooklyn, P. E. 1. sur- sdves.

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Mr. Nonmn P. MIoPhiei-son and Family wish to express their sin- cere thanks to neighbours and friends for their mI.ny sets of kind- ness during their recent bIraIve- ment; Ilso to those who sent now- erl Ind museum of sympathy.

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Ilsve'n A Salad your husband will rave about. - particularly when you makn 81176 ofita good i ii s 1 -. wi 0 li Hi7.l.VZ MAY- t) X N AISE i Ilrins M:iyon- miss -a skiiful blcnii of I'l'gPlill)l0 oils, vinegar. eggs, salt and spices -- is the llniniir "st:ii'” ui many A lalml. Try it. with this niic:--- BEANS-IN-TOMATO SALAD I cup drained Heinz Oven Baked Red Kidney Beans

2 tbspns. minced onion Ill cup chopped celcizv

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worth piimper- ' ing when they're tired and stl.iiii- '

Ni! Sn ni. first. sign of rye f.1- tigue. soothe your eyes with the mini ITllfPFlIi1IPl'If. of MURLVE. Best. idea . of coiirsi-,ia to make ii. riiiiiy habit. of liiurina. Don't wait. ltil your eycs roivipiain . . . keep llwrn restcri WI'lI two drops of Murine in Fall! rir -.7 night and morning. I'ie iriunii this is it particularly good idea those summer days of sun-glare and wind! You see, Murinc's rkilfiil lilond of 7 iiuzrciiiciit.-i rlfflilsfi and snntiir-i Fyri that one tuml . rclicins that II't”.li')'. uiril-up feelingl Tiialfs why I urge you to ask your (lruggist toiliiy for Murine!

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l:iin finish Hflvl smooth fimriiig lincs tlirit. make it. an en.-y to lwmi sparkling i-lmin. Shciii invo nliniii the huge aim of the liven-llnnl. Uvcn.-..tlie minim- loss-typo lii'iiilvi'...llie Tiipic lliitv 'rlINlllilCi' tiizil. is :1 (ll-op-wiill rrinkcr. ii small nvrn and tin Mira surface IIIIIL ziil in onal The new .RP.'lI.'lIIlIilIe .b'uiI':i--e l'nits will inn is lilnssiiig in lirr. too. TllP)'.rF. lvrondci'. czi-ir-r to i-lr.iii....-iiiil liiiie five pm-ision limits fioin ”liij.'li"' to ”.-'iiiiiiiri”. lliv-iv or "uliiliiiici" In ilir. lxi't'llflI, uiiy rlonii. you take. my tip .'Il'ltl son Ilin lntc-st. l'lPl'lllP. ranges that l)F.'ll' . . fzininii.-1 :FI'll(llli'Ill'l'. n:iinn'.' T.ikn Fiigiiinirn Rvirirmnloia. llIrW'l'6 iiiaile only liy Ciriiriiil Miitois.

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the Bnf M and llllVf' in word with t p more about. the work and its opnnrtiinitios.

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c'""7'."K:("r"w'."K-CIDIFII Io lic,-illliv voiing iiiniilinml . . 5"" W” l”8Rt'I". nlul livtlcr mrry (lay. ,Vn wiuiiler lxiil Si.-Irr iuliiiirvs liiiu! 1'.U4'I4l. iii-.-li air and healthy l,'jll'liS 3'” lH"lD tn m.'ikc A fine young in:in of liuii. ihriiiz wliv I'd like to tcll you about .1 food discov- riv up iuadel . ' 5LiNlVHltlA'i' BlSCl"lT.N'i For builriim; strong bones . . . tlic Vitziiiiin 1) content of Siiiilllirrit. iii-wtliils has lirrn lllPI'FlIFC(l lly ilirci-t, IIT(Ifli.'lllOfI with p p ,ultr:i-viulrit. rriysl Whiit.'s iiinrr. en:-li h'iinWlir:it. Ilia- ;-iiit. rpntiiins rali-iiiiii. piiosphorus 't'iIlfI (ithrij vniiiriliie fnml rlcmenltl.

as. Stliilliirnt Biscuits nre ”iiimli' ' for growing youngslrrs. 'i'hoy'i'i-. I trenr. anti 1: liciiith food. tool Sn i'rniomhci'-wiiv-nci'rr your rhilrlrcn 3"? l','"l.E".V lwlwrrn iiiiizila or at liciltiniv, Mc(,Viriiiii'l.'.s SiinWiiont.

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r l:iu'v-r.r (M5 uprii slack I'(llilt') for only 86' mui M Libby's l5i:ripm'ritcd Mill: IiiIirl.i.'--nil in the l)P.'llliliIil 'tl.nurcnii.'in" pattern exclusive with this Libby off:-ri tilalwls from both inrge nnd small tins nro ncccplzililn for lmlh nllor.-.) Ii.-o LIIIBYS 'EVAPOR ATED MILK who-nmr-r your rm-ipo Nllll for milk---use ii. in your in and rnfTpv .- nnil fur linln-".1 foiiiiiila! l.iiiliv'n v-niilnina all the nutiir-nts you ex act. from firsii. whole milk plus adilcd V'il.'unin D! So start. to use I.i iliv'ii now anal. for your slim-nun. send your Libby's label: and money order to mo-Barbara Brent, Hll Crescent St., Montreal, .P.Q.l

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Planning X Juunt To The Counlvy . . . I hike to the boach-or aim- piy intend to enjoy the June sunshine in your own yard -tlini'v's F'ill one "licstf" way to liegin in June day right! . . . With It ilclicintis ”CREA M OF lVHiil.t'l"l bi-cnkfnstl Quirk and misy to Ill't'p2ll'f'. -- 5 Minute ”(liriini oi Wheat.” cooks in smooth Ecrtection in just 5 min- utes of oiling. It's so good . . . and so good for you! For 5 Min- ute "f'rcnm of Whrrit” provides lrnn. ("atrium and Phosphoriis for dim: llPfll'iFn' in those elcmrnta. Anti-Just. think!-all llus gami- iivs.-i C(Ial.! icss tlinn a cent. is buwll ”Ci'c.'im of Wlieat." and the smil- iiig (lhrf on the package are rag- iSI0l'PFl tiada marks of The Cream of Whniit Corporation, and Reg. ll.S. Put. OK.

Lennon Pie in not only extru- tlc-lia-iuiis, iI's extra - cnsy to make when you make it with J) U R H A M (3 0 if. N ib'lilll(lll. For the iiiakrrs of t h is favourite corn liZII'l'll .

know that n handy-in-hanille park- nge helps nizike cooking Ii. plrnsure. 50 tlicy've ilcsignctl :1 package that's in. plrasure to nienl Just. pirirli the trip and roll linck-no tumbling Will! a knife or other sharp insvriimcni to own it! in- side you'll find "Dur rim" rain- fully plrIlEH'iC(l in ii piipr-r ling. Tlion. wlicn yuii'vc finislicd using it, irpiiii-n the llll aiiil your i-urn FlaH'lt will lin prnlci-iril ('IlillplPlP- lv from ilust 'lil the next. time you ll.iEll.'.Ali(l,i0l'il1Elli'lSl.lFllI0l'I pin you've rvrr tasted. just. follow the .-1 mi Aririm recipe on your Durham (Turn Starr-li pan-kngn!

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cow is weighed Indneordod. And J. G. Crowe of the Farm considers it is time well spent.