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RUHAMAH SCHEINFELD FRANK r-f'BT?:” "-CWE-C-W

WE AND OUR NEIGHBORS

TIIIC SILLY FUND

semenltat light-headed from tho 1.ly.s. dancing. music and art ex- hllills of last week. I shall air. for mow of mature years, one of my I ulcns disereetly kept hidden in ore sober hours.

Because I think, contrary to the gem rnl belief. that most of us hab- ltunliy spend our money carefully. ilil'lIllly and uuseifishiy, I advoc- sir for every man and woman a y('.il'l)' fund--A Silly Fund. to be usctl as the nania indicates for res- with that might appear foolish or plain silly in the eyes of others. but desirable in the user's opinion. a man, poor dear. has a dozen

kids"! And women are How sei- indulge

mic and rm worse offenders.

usband and childrenl These profound thoughts came to he surface the other day when a riend of mine won thirty dollars r a doe; prise--or through some olinr chance. You'd think she'd be gppy. But no. she was sunk in nubt. "i can't make up my mind what (in with the money." she sighed. lhll Ithe husband needs--and the lilidren need----and there are so many things I should buy for the house---and it seems only right I should donate some of it for a good cause----" .. "Look. my dear." I said. "Sup- new you hadn't won the money. would Bill or the children or the house or the Good Cause suffer much? How about being good to yourself for once. lsnit there some- thing you'd like to do?" Her face lighted up then ieu. "He often thought." she said "how wonderful it would

kept growing on me that what she spent on her hotel plan didn't r -

lly belong in such a fund at

It was the most sensible thing she could do. Rested. content. her Illlls band and children would benefit

as much as she.

I am afraid that is the trouble with the entire idea. The new fish- ing rod. the new tie. the tiny bottle of expensive perfume. the thsatar or magazine subscription.

tit-kei

the change of scene and relief from routine chores or duties or res n- sihilitir-s give a glow to the ”siLv" spreads

one that to

around!

riiuss.-rm.-.sAr. FEB. 23-24-25 I

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Piiilles increase liosier To 32

CLEARWATER. Fla. MP! - The baseball roster of the Phila- delphia Philllal was increased to 32 whan signed contracu war. ad by utility infielder Tod Kasanski and outfielder Gist: Gorhoua. players remain un-

nod.

ski hit .137 in 140 times with lyracuu last year an .093 in nine games with the Phiilies. Go;-boua, a native of Vulcan. Alta.. who cans to Phtladslphls early last season in a trade with Cin- oinnati. hit .287 in 01 games.

SMALL REINDEER Rslndssr of Alaska and Canada's

far north stand about av. feet high.

nomsmlisr when

By THE CANADIAN PRESS

Sonia Henle won her 10th and last world figure-skating title at Paris 20 years ago today. shortly after capturing Olympic honors in Germany. The Norwegian skater turned profeu anal and went to the vUntiod States where she be- came a star in movies and big skating shows.

JAILED FOR SUIIVERSION

BERLIN (Routers)-At least 15 East Germans have been ailed in East Germany for " citing" others to flee to the West-the Iat- est crime in the East German penal code. A wave of trials

started last month after a big show

trial in East Berlin at which two

men were sentenced to death on

charges of "incitement to fine the ... .. wd .

Gilt Buiifighier Gels Leg Injured

AGUA ('Al.II:IN'I'ES. Mexico. (APIW Patricia McCormick. the llrl bullftghter from Big Spring. Texuyiell on the horns of a young bull Sunday, injuring her 1-mm knee. it was her filth profession- al mishap.

Poly 75 days arm a butt gored Mm M(-(fngigieiiln the left thigh.

OLD THEATRE CLOBES

LONDON ilteutrrsi - The Queen's Thcatrr. in London's east end-one or the oldest music halls in I3l"IIillnr rinsed duwn after Sat- urday nighm porfnl'Inan('e because of lack of si1p1mri It was at the

her llf8t.9Pgesrance in London. Mr.

' YORK

Mr. Howard Watt. oi lhr (' N ii is back to work after a aiiarlt oi the flu at his home in York.

Mr. Leonard Andrew, llalzlax. is spending I few days at III5 horn!) in York.

Dwight V8559! Whit was a patient In the P E. Island Hospital has re-.

turned to his home. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Vesscy. York.

Mr. and Mrs. Harry WI-liun and family spent SundH.V Blnkl, the guests of Mrs. Wt-lion's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Mac- Lean. .

Miss Farn Vessey has returned to school after being slot. at her home in York.

Mr. J. B. Lewis. Freetown. has taken a position as teacher in York

Queen's that Gracie Fields made school

"W1 M."- LeWE!,Y!2W art

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lrsrent matters M any group, . Mr Randnlph Murray was a

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Wed. Feb 22. 1956 The Guardian Page 1

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visitor in Charlottetown on Walnu- day

Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Pcssey and lT8HIily. York were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Cliford Chandler. Milton. on Sunday.

Mr. Frank Watts spent Wednas- day in Charlottetown.

Mr. and Mrs. Lelth Watts. City. were visitors to York on Thursday eventing. Mr. Watts attended the Men's Supper in York Hall.

Miss Lavina MacDonald. City. W83 "19 Kuest of Mr. and Mrs. gm-don Crockett on Thursday even- . K.

Sproule.

in the P. E. Island Hospital. Mrs. R, Newson. York, is mu

Hospital. l Mr. and Mrs.

Harry Swan. York. on Sunday.

Mr. Raymond Watts, Tuesday in Charlottato

Miss Olga Proud. York. spent. Friday in Charlottetown.

l Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wyatt, jPic-asani Grove has taken up re- sidence in York for the winter months.

Mr. Eric Sproule of the R C.A.l". loft York on Monday for Ontario. .lie is the son of Rev. Mr. and Mrs.

his seventh birthday on Sundayf an.

Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Vessey.u'5' and son. Allison. spent Tuesday lui Charlottetown.

Mrs. Eddtson Hardy and daugh-

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tier. Gloria were visitors to Charl- Mrs. Casiage has return to her WWAOWD 011 T058411)!- home In York. after being a patienti The friends of Rev. Mr. Sproula tare sorry to hear of his illness at York Manse. They wish him speedy improved in health i th r.s:.1.t'”0V"Y- n P I The Card winners at tho rnrd Mu"; C . mgnme held Monday evening in York ",4 ,,m.,, Wm me sums gfgfs lHall were Mrs. Eddison Hardy and Arthur Brown. ' Mrs. Howard Watts. York. spent ::rk' wnlll-'riday in Charlottetown GM:-. I-'entoa Crockett. Pleasant rove, was a visitor to Charlotte g . Master Allison swan oelehratndlmwn "” F"ld'y2 A large crowd attended the sup per in York Hall on Thursday even

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lewis. Yorll ' lapent Friday in Charlottetown.

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a save more and more on food here. We . ' keep quality up --- prices down '--- not for just a day but ALWAYS! 45'? makes sense to save dollars by shop- . ping at your R. M. A. STORE regularly. A Start Now. '

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MEXICAN

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Medium

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Broclio's White or Chocolate

CAKE MIX -

2 PKGS. 65",

Quaker Rolled Oats 5 Lb. BAG 57c

fast in bed---and no -" E . aiterwnrdx-v-and then I'd just dose or read or take a walk. Then it would be time for lunch---and think nf it. no preparation---and no in- lerruptions while I ate-and no dishwashing---. And I'd dots or read or walk. or maybe visit a friend-or see a movieo--and then. and no dishwsshing. And then the .-toning to myself! I think I'd just sit and gloat and think how happy i was!"

"That is a wonderful Idea" I ex rlnlincd. Why don't you do it?'

"why Bill would think it plain uily." said my friend. "He'd say.' thy not make the kids wait on loll for a few days? Why spend money at a hotel?” I guess he's : it is a silly idea----but it nuidn't it?"

i tried to explain that here was s line example of putting her man- ' "silly fund" and telling she didn't care what he ahuuxzht of it. But tha conviction

Syracuse To loin Easiem League

SYRACUSE. N.Y. (AP) -. Syra- me will join the Eastern Base- hall League this season. it was re- portcd Monday.

The Syracuse Herald Journal says in a story by baseball writer .lark Durkln that Syracuse will take over the Elmira franchise of the Class A Eastern League.

The Syracuse Chiefs' Interna- iionnl Loagua I-anchlse was said recently to Miami.

Charles Hume: To Make ll.S. Debut in March

NEW YORK mm - Charles Humez of France. the European middleweight champion. will make his first appearance in the United Stairs March 23 when he meets Ralph (Tiger) Jones in a 10-round "slit at Madison Square Garden.

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Aunt Jemima Pancake

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DEVON BACON . . .

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SUPERIOR SAUSAGES

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Devon -- 20 Oz. PEAS . . . .

Clo rk's -- 20 Oz. TOMATO JUICE

Clo rk's -- 20 Oz. PORK & BEANS

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BABY CLAMS . .

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List Of Independent Denier!

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