AUGUST 20. 1953 ..

- Strides - Regular

SPORT

" One Button Models r Sizes 34 to 44 "l;a'l'weeds and Fannie;

strange But True

I By I. H. MacArthur .....

John Mac.Kerisis's dog was tried, iound guilty and hanged in New zealand in pioneer days.

The dog and his master stole sheep for and near. The dog had been trained to open gates'snd (ITIYC stolen flocks across mountain and glen. Finally the law caught up v:.tti the thieves. and deported Mac- Kenzie but hanged his dog. strange but true!

in the Pribolols-during the VBIVIHR season-a seal pup is born ”'91'.V five seconds. A pup weighs iii in 12 pounds at birth; his eyes I-'9 Open: and with a warm for :cat already on his back he is 'P.1lIi' to scamper about.

The Pribilof Islands-the-re are '-it in number-lie some 300 miles ':oni the Alaska mainland, aa- -nmnindate about 1': million fur wt: during the breeding season.

.111 the early days of the British Wt all fighting ships had their interim-s painted scarlet. It meant :lia' they were ever ready for blood. Shot holes were plugged with ukum and salt beef!

D-d you tiiow that the first 3-bit: published in 'the New World U5 ltrinted in an Indian language?

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flit": would you like In get paid

ll" rilmtirig gum? Douglas Brown )5 New York City does because he's In oiilclal gum taster for the Adams Gum Company. third larg- '” slim producer in the world. Rrnwn has been chewing the stuff 510 8 hours a day for the past 22 TESTS.

Brown estimates he has munched it least 5 tons of gum in his chew- " meets. and strange but true. I" "I5 I Derfect set of teeth.

TI" .. Company dot-snot any 'D”'I:a'Brown blowi bubbles. but

K

h F like hissing noise in his Lgmtimused Fred Langriahy of HMOIZ England. to rip the place ,'"M!:smrt. He cut. holes in the "lit. pulled down pnrtfilons, but

thing.

I You don't believe me!" Am in an inspector for the

"I for Przveiiiinn of Cruelty to . '”l'lie.n r-nine own to my nrl hear for yourself”

barren wastes "I

It Canada are resounding L WP at thousands of pm- " - No. it's not another ”'Dht 1710? are seeking the

iugguisr to 332.50 ..... ..-....-.

PANTS 5”

250a or

" RACKS OF SLACKS

" STACKS OF SLACKS

Hundreds of pairs In Galiardlnes - Flannels

price from S10 to 525.

OOATS 16.9

” FINE HABERDASHERY AND woiut CLOTHING

20 to 5070 off

precious uranium area that lie in this part of Canada. and which may some day atomise the entire world.

Uranium! what ii magic word it has become since the close of the 2nd World War and now in the propaganda war. What terror this new substance has for the human racel What hope it might have it its potency could be directed to man's welfare instead of his de- struciion.

How much of this mysterious energy does Canada hold hidden within her bosom? No one knows. But if the vast ice crusts that cover so much of the Arctic regions could be pushed back, men might find enough uranium to make the

id safe for democracy.

In the meantime. the hunt for Uranium in the North Country re- calls gold rush periods of other days.

Massachusetts has some strange "blue laws” which. though not en- forced. still remain on its statute books. To name but one here:

Dogs aren't allowed to ride in ambulances. according to a law in Westport.

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Tiit-re is entirely too much em- phasis on war and its glories when the great need is for more apostles of peace and understanding arnonit the Nations. Le't us have these and the tnotherhdod of men may hf- cnine a reality Instead oi the drram If has been down through the ages.

Yugoslavia has seven major fron- tm-5 to guard; on four she faces Russia's satellites. Think of iti

Things went. from bad to worse for Mrs. Edna MacNevin and her husbsnd John. of Clyde River. P. E. I. John fell out of the hayloft and injured his back. Edna fell down the cellar stairs and sprained her ankle. To break the Jinx. boll! IFH their farm tnr a visit to the U. 8. A.

slinnltfting an alarm clock in I

Y.. Paul Meintiea thought. he was dead sate. But before he reached the outside door the alarm sound- ed from under his coat. He was arrested.

To get his daily exercise while in the White House. Calvin Cool- ridtte rode It mechanical horse.

In the eleventh century It was tustv-niwry for linme makers to use up all the rnnking fat that hurl been rendered fmm rneiit. before the ta-ting days of Lent. .

Great platters of pancakes were served its a feast nn Shrove 'nisl- rlsv Fire--and lItsl's hniv I11? div calm in he kP”1"' an Pancake Day.

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Most persons who know exactly how to handle the touchy Inter- national situation

ately HICCPMTUI l

department store in Rochester. NJ

420

it Regular to 35.95

'l' Windsor

it Sanforized

Skeetghoot

Willi the tang of fall in the air anti the hunting season draw. ing closer more and more gunners lH”EI.l0in1n8 the Charlottetown Skeet Club. with the view of im- proving their shooting eye. As this sport becomes increasingly popular the membership increases and the club executive requests all possible to attend Wednesday afternoons, rather than the eve- ning shoots. The evenings are now so short that it is practical- ly imposshlle to accommodate all

the gunners. Due to circum-

business ventures.

scientists tell us that most fish continue to grow as long as they live. And the big fish that gets a- Way continues to grow as long as the fellow who caught it lives.

Farmers living along a small creek iienr Cardigan complained that during prohibition their cows got tipsy after police officers pour- ed homebrew from illegal stills in the brook,

Mathematically. the odds against having ten children-all girls is 1.024 to 1. And strange but true. we have parents in this province who have beaten the odds. so has Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Brooks, of Pittsfield. Maiiic. who cart proudly

point to their 12 dauizlitrrs. whose:

sites range from l4 months to 13 years!

TOOKE and VAN HEUSEN

WHITFSIIHRTS

"' Fused Collars

1;i:lE J;.uARDlAN. Cl-IARLOTTETOWN

SALE CONTINUES TODAY

' less than

V2 A Price Formerly priced to 552.00. We've taken 50 front stock- one of a kind-many tailored by Hyde Park. Sizes 33 to

.75

GREATWSALE e MENZS W

THANKS FOR THE GRAND RESPONSE TO THE GREATEST AUGUST SALE IN OUR 40-YEAR WEEK-END BRANDED LINES OF WELL KNOWN MERCHANDISE - YES THE FINEST STOCK INGAND FINE HABERDASHERY ON THE ISLAND. ALL OFFERED AT DISCOUNTS UP TO 5M. ,

EVERY SUIT cut from Fine English Worsteds ti Gabardines

HISTORY. WE WILL CONTINUE TO OFFER THIS THE BEST SELECTED STOCK - OF MEN'S CLOTH-

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2504

SPORT SHIRTS

, Fine Quality Gabai-dines Ordinarily to i55.00.

August Clearance Price ......

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10070 wool Effglisli Gabardine

Ordinarily iS42.00 .

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STORE OPEN 3:30 A.M.

English soccer Season Opens

LONIDON. tkeuterst-The Eng- lish soccer season opened unob- trusively Wednesday night as sports fans cheered England's cricket victory over Australia i the fifth Test match. -

Dupite cricket fever sweeping the country, 750.000 soccer enthus- iasts turned out to see 66 of the

stances beyond the control of the

club there will he no skeet shoot-

ing thls Thursday evening. neg-

ular shoots will be held next

week. . Following are the results of the

shoots held during the past week. Possible score 25.

O. S. Harper 19 A. G. Hogan .. 17 George Carson l7 Iltlr-y Birt. 1G Wylie Bryenton .. 15. Reg. Gay 15 Ivan Vessey .. 15 Glytton Willis 15 l-iugh Simpson . .. 14 Dr. Clnrencc Cody 13 Dr. Wen McDonald 13

Archie Vickerson T. M. Gillies . Lee Sample . Dr. Bill H0515 i-ltlttitr Acorn . Howard Douglas Sid. Green ........ ..

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EMERGENCY IJIEETING SHAREHOLDERS

AND ALL INTERESTED

CITIZENS The Prince Edward Islanders HOCKEY CLUB

TO BE HELD IN THE

Thursday, Aug.

HALL

92 top league clubs in England and Wales start the 38-week sea- son. s

Games were brought forward from Saturday to keep May I. 19.34, free for the final of the Foot- ball Association Cup top prize in English soccer. ,

There were the traditional first- game-of-the-season shocks.

London's Arsenal. English Lea- gue champion last season, lost by two goals to West Bromwlch Albion in'ihe 1st division. Preston North End. which finished second to Arsenal. lost 2-1 to Huddersfield. newly-promoted from the 2nd divis- ion

Carlton, a London team.

Reinforced Simderlaiid lost 5-3 MI Results: i

ENGLISH LEAGUE

Division I

Burnlcy 4, Wnlvcrliamplnn 1. Charlton A 5, Sundcrlnnd 8. Liverpool 3. Portsmouth i.

Manchester U 1. Chelsea l. Middlesbrough 0. Cardiff C 0. Preston NE 1. Huddersfield T 2. She-ifield W 2, Manchester C O. Tnttenham 1. Aston Villa 0. West Brnmvrich 2, Arsenal 0.

Division II

Birmingham 2. Hull 0 0. Leeds U 6. Notts C 0. Leicester C 2, Derby C 2. Litton Town 4. Oldham A 4. Notis Forest 3. Everton 3. Plymouth Argyle l, Bury 1. strike C i- Brentiord l. Swansea T O. Doncaster R 1. West Ham U 5. Lincoln 0.

Division III Southern

Aldershot 4. Coventry C 2. Bristol C l. Gilllngham l. Exeter C 2, Lcytori 0 i. Norwich C i. Sotithentl U 0. Queen's PH 1. Bri-zhton 2. Southampton 2, Waiford O Swindon T 2. Bournemouth l.

Walsall O, Ipswich I. Division III Northern

Bradford l. Barnslcy 0. Chesterfield i. Darlimzton l. Grimsby T 3. York C 0. Halifax T O. Gateshead 0. Mansfield T 1. Port Vale 2. stockport 1. Souihport lg Wrexham 1, Crewe Alex 1.

GLASGOW CUP First Round Clyde 1. Rangers 2. KINGSTON-W-. i. ' Kingston W. I. held a meeting

at the home or Mtsdnnies Albert

and Louis Clow on Aug. 6 with 12 of Mrs T.l3'US members and two visitors piesentlwili be aiiswewd with

Mrs. Horace Willis and Mrs zylpha Newson were appointed on the school committee for August

J2Ils5Il

OATS

Senator Buchanan's Condition Improves

EDMONTON tCPtaSenalar W. A. Buchtinaii. publisher of the Lcthbridge I-icrald who underwent an operdtioii at University hospi- tal here Monday. is "making good proizrcss." hospital authorities said ITu-csday Senator Buchanan en- tercd hospital last week for treat- 'mr:it of an undiciosed ailment. .L Collection ;lllltiiiilI”i'I to 31 lo and irlontlslini fund in 43 cents.

N:xt mrcting will be at the home Hoimesy Roll call something

for a grab bag. Lunch committee are Mrs. Wil- liam Coiwill and Miss Shirley New-

It was decided to collect for the ,Vn.

Czincer fund. It was also decided tot obtain more capsules. Mrs. Horaccl Willis was appointed to attend lhi' ti-fomc Nursing School) on Aug 28.!

Airs. Bcrtrriti Willis and Miss Shiricyi .N'c-wsoii gave an interest- ing report on the Annual Conven- (Inn.

every cigarette II iinootti and herb.

20th, 7 P. M.

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