(Dy 0. I 1&1!!!)

A3 E; &aunnc-sunwriur) .. ' . Awa (wt .- Soviet. Russia

it to revive trade with On- IC. a. trade that now is virtually Inn-uiount. c-hr d D. B. (liinnhln. that-unohe-rolnoctdnr.taoIda Bin: of parliamentary pres gal- by oorruponderita Monday night. i Gut hda country in ready to Itart W ationn "right now." 0 said a commercial attache won: the Riiuian embuay In a month and handlc all de- hdla if lknadlan authorities are Imimz to negotiate. He said Soviet authorltleo "re-

gurd favorablv" I statement last.

Jan. 4 by 'h-ndc Minister Howe that Canada is willing to enlarge hide with Ruuia.

Russia Wants To

. Revive TradeWith Canada

isurvlval course

Mr. Chuvahln. short. portly and.

dlfuble. la the first Russian am- bnaador since 1945 when the em- buuym clphrr clerk, Igor Goul-

C-anadian aiithnritio-.1 documents which resultocl In the rspionage trial: of 1945. Canada recently ap- pointed John C. wavkim. former minister to Nor-wag. an ambiuaador & I.uI.I!1a.

' Que.-tlon Range Limlkd

Mr Chuvaliln. In good. conver- sational English. read a b1'Ief5tntP- merit. to the eifoct that his coun- trv Ia rr-adv to do business n':t'.1

Comedian lmpnrtnrs and exportcid. I Eleanor Campbell; 3. Enid Donald.

But he dcclined to roplv to one!- tlom on any subject nthwr than trade land he had nothing to My rag-arcing pnvrncnt and the rain- tionship that could ha achieved hrtwenn lncliviriiml hiislnr-in: peoola in the two countries such quas- tlona woiild he answerod by the trade attache.

However. hr said Russia can roll Canada manrzancse ore, din:-:1 fuck and rwtrolciini prodiicta. cot- ton and probably many other coni-

module-. Russia would be ready to buy ti-elght.:-rs. tcxtiles. RRl'lf,lIlI'lrP

machinery. biiltor. meats and raw- hidee. and olhcr commodities. She might nven buy some wheat if tha:

'l enko. fled hi! glob and delivered to.

I l

I2. Walter Stewart

-were desirable to maintain a good

trading relationship. Trade Only Trix-klo

For mariv years there has been Virtually no tirade between the two eolintries.

In tho final nine months of 1953. Gmada exportpd MM worth of commodities to Russia and 81M worth in the corresponding pcrlod In 1952.

In the almlar period of 1953 Onnada hmiszht from Russia good: to the value of 5433.964 and In the firnt nine months of 1952 the figure

British Pub '. Owners See; Threat Iii Clubs

I, By Hhenmod Dlckerman

LONDON. (Reuters) .. Seventy lhouaan-d Britiah tmvar'n-ownrrs have mobilized to lreeip Hrit,aiii's historic. pubs from being put. out oi business by altar-hoiir drinking In no-called priviitr-. rluba.

Prorrrieinm of the tradition"- criisted public houses. where Bril- nm have dmvncd their pints for centurion. have protected to the governmcnt, over the increaainu 'l'I1l7hL'!Pr of not-no-private clubs- where drinking lacka history but hats longer.

Unlike the ancient puba. the eluha can't serve ms-mor-Ira of the pint with e-very glam of rule. But they have tho arlvaiitaaze of being Able, to ahcxvc drinks am-out a mod- ern bar long aftcr t.lii-ir rivals are

nice with Britain's laws.

Many of the clubs ari- uiyone willing to munberaiilip fee. Rut. no theoretically priv-atc, the fast- lmiltaplyinuz little bar: can keep gn- ing for hour! after the pubs clone 11'. 10:30 and ll pm.-and the lure at late hmini starts draining off the pub-keepers trade long before then.

rigid liquor

open to pay a trifliiig

Rympathy For Pub:

Officials of thc Piib-Keep:-ra' As- sociation protested Saturday that nllnnat. 3.000 clubs now are 0pcl'Ei- Am: in metropolitan i.ond-an. side

.E....Em ,, A ,.

GETS CLOTHES CLEANER THAN

.2ANIM'S Groconrla

incur as Phone use

I

forbidden by law.

I

ioroed to close down in accord-I

since they T

E...

35 Airmen "Survive" Arctic

EDMONTON. (OP) - Thirty- flve graduates of the RCAF'r Arc- tic survival course returned here . Wednesday after a week "rough- ing it." at Cambridge Bay, on the aoutheut coast at Victoria Island. 150 mile: irulda the Arc- tic Circle.

The group wu made up of R. C. A. F. personnel and member: of the United States Air Force.

The men reported they lost an average of 12 1!? pound: each dur- ing the week thry learned how to survive Arctic winter con- ditior-is.

They were taught to build Igloo: and other Ihelters and to live off the land. Their diet was liipplr menied by nmergency rations.

The group wu flown to Cam- bridge Bay, 1,100 mllu northealt of Edmonton. and trekked to a nearby rampsltc where. they hiilli izloox. The temperntura went as low as 40 hi-low zero.

SEA VIEW SCHOOL Ihnuary report) Grade X.-1. Reta Miirrihy:':'

Grade XXJ4. Joan Dugizan: 2. Loia Murphy: 3. Eric Adams Grade VIIILGI. Donald Adamsi,

Grade VII.-1. Willis Adam.-: 2 MBFJOYIC Adama.

Grade VI.El Helen Murphy: 2 Fannie Mae Adarmy

Grade Yr-I. Vivian Dugpan: 2 Doreen Adams.

Grade Iv.--i. Jean Brander; 2 winnifred Brander; 3. Sylvia Min"-. DIW-

Grade Ill.-.1 Winston Cousins.

.1. Buddy Clark.

Georgia Murphy and William Cous- ins. equal: .1. Darrell Adams. Grade I. A. El. Carol Ann Brand- er: 2. Judith Woodside. Grade I. BEL Lloyd Murphy; '2 ' Boyd Donald. 3 Teacher-Mrl. Ellen Cousins.

I I Grade IT,-l. Leo Brander: 2! I I

by side with venerable bars whcrcl Shakespeare. Samuel Johnson and! Charles Dicks-ns trod the sawdust.

The protest went to Home. Sec- rotary sir David Maxwell Fyfe. who agreed to talk things over with representatives of the aaaoclationlx 70000 members.

British respect for traditiniit seams oert.ain to get. the pub-keep-l era a sympathetic hearing.

Nearly 2,000 of the more color

was 81.685526. almost entirely ml uvm-n. umady have been (1..

signaled an historic buildings. whose deatmction or alteration is

THE GUARDIAN. -

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Worth Waiting For! Worth Shouting Ahoutll

HOLMAN'S SLittIe Shop” e-Opens Friday

New Location GRAFTON ST. Next Door To HoIman's

:

(Former Agnew-Surpass shoe store)

And Featuring, For Milady, The New...The Smart In

BOATS - SUITS - DRESSES - SPORTSWEAR - HOSIERY LINGERIE - FOUNDATIONS - AOOESSORIES - IIOUSEOOATS

come See Our New Stare - - -Shop For Thcse

FRIDAY and SATURDAY SPECIALS

IFEDRUARY 13, h

Six Styles In This

SALE OF

at 3.98 WEEK-FIND SPECIAI:-

1.93

BLOUSES

There are six styles from which choose--long sir-eves or short sleeves, delightful lace trim or strictly taiIoredAA and thc sizos are 12 to 18. All BLOUSI-ZS arc buttoned down the front hut there is a Variety of material: Iurh as nylon tricnt. silk. Jersey or crepe in all thr popiilar shndcs. Regularly priced

Special Purchase!

New Spring

to

the

and short sleeves are some of the features

WEEK-END SPECIAL-

5.00

PANTIES

Regularly priced at 79 cent: than RAYDN TRICOT PANTIES have sewn In elastic waist and elasticized lace trimmed legs. There are also plain brief: in fancy design rayon trlcot. Sizes are rmall. medium and large. WEEK- END SPECIAL-

The very latest Spring rtyleu an highlighted In there flowered or polka dot. silk DRESSES. Tailored collarl. V necks. buttoned to waist or buttoned fronts. self belt:

DRESSES and the sizes are 12 to 16 and 13 V2 to 24 112.

Stock Up On Those Rayon Tricot

490

FRIDAY and SATURDAY HOLMAN'S Charlottetown Store

PECIAELS

Special Purchase!

5 - Piece

Chrome KITCHEN SET

Th. table Inn (and legs are of ARKVVRIGHT and the four chairl .

Ir! covered with PLASTICIDE. VVFIEK-END SPF,FlAl.-

Your choice of 5 colors In the popular "Pearl" pattern.

Regular 99.50 - Walnut Finish

BEDROOM SUITE...

'I'hII BEDROOM SUITE of glcamlng walnut finish ha: I full-

Iize bed, chest. and drcsser. WET-1I(-I-IND SPECIAL-a

9.95

Regular 59.50 OONTINENTAL

BEDS

Regularly priced at lhr-sa ('HNTINEN- TAT. BEDS are In two sI7.Is".'I foot .1 Inches and 4 Int 0 inches. Each BED also has A

WEEK-END SPEClAIr-

9.95

aturdy but comfortable Spring-filled mattreu.

Special Buy! LIVING ROOM

MIRRORS

In two lwautiful rlosignl. The sire is 24 III- chn by 30 inches and you can chooaa either I plain or fancy MIRROR. There in a lim- ited stock going for the WEEK-END SPECIAL

8.95

I

.

Semi-Porcelain

SOUP DISHES

Regularly priced at 25 cents each these heavy English aemiqiorcelaln SOUP DISHES are ideal for everyday use. WEEK-END SPECIAL .

6 for 99c

- Regular 1.35 Glass

Water Pitchers

Regularly priced at 1..'L'5 these GLASS; WATER PITCHERS are the 85 ounce llze and have fancy mile IIQCOTIILIOHVI. WEEK-END SPECIAL A

79c

jh either coal or wood. are a bargain at the WEEK-END SPECIAL of 139.00

Regular 1.25

Save 25.50! Genuine Enterprise

OAPITAL BANG

Regular 164.50 - - - Week-End JPICLCL

139'”

Smart modern design. rounded corn:-rs and flush tlttlnx 60"" make the STANDARD CAPITAL RANGES loaders in H1?” Complota with high closet and renrvolr you can burn

STANDARD CAPITAL R.AN(9l”l-S

OORN BROOMS

Thou good quality, 5 Ilring CORN BROOMS are regularly priced at. 1.25. WEEK-END SPECIAL.-

89

Farmer's Favorite

A LANTERNS I

Clourlng Entire Stock 0!

SKATING OUTFITS and

Everything the young hockey player could want from a good. sturdy pair to! rlutu to Jack Strap: In going thin WZEK-!N1)-ALL

13

will burn for 81 hour! on and filling. Your choice of either the chart or tall Itylo regularly priced at 10!. WEEK- END SPECIAL-

1.98

Old. mini. . -.1. No Rubbing

FLOOR WAX-rm-nu. use 490

shop Friday and Batu:-day...8AVE!

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