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CHRISTMAS MEANS RUSH AT THE'POST OFFICE

grealestlii rea .!'rt l.elyaot- ' I . atoes are hot ilafvolvlzaduiiiltbe pro-I The Guardwn Page 3 l

sent increase due to the agreed.F;-iday. Dec, 21, 1956 I charge contract negotiated soinel :....mj.A-' .- years ago.

6 Mona TIIE FARMERS

fedumug dAg-lcultara Nggugg. la the annual Canadian Federal-l

AGHICUI-TURAL CONFEKENCE ion of Agriculture conference to TI19 l'9C?lIt IETICUIIIFII C9319" be held in Winnipeg this year, . I" u" "ma" Plums The" "1"" I” "u held 1” (Maw. N" ” "5"u' that conference will be followed.

THE LOW INCOME FAI-MEI

0 f th tut M f m a clearly spelled-out goal for tliei”",n' 1” I?” I” In?” 9' crmcum” by the customary meeting with O M 0 e tr" kg. area - one that promises those3TI.'”. 39" erenw.” "ended by the Federal cabinet in Februaryl laden 1” onurm W” "W lM"'me" M Ag”""m""' by m" What many farmers fail to real-' '- -

J- J- Morrilon WIIDIC IDCDPVY 1' mt" c”””"u9 10 "VI "1"? I d9'iranking government officials. by bellli honoured In I )'GII'1)' 39119 ceutincome-and there must be a'agricultural experts from univer- mmpumg AND COLOGNE ol memorid lectures at till 003' redevelopment plan. sities and by representatives off By .- I110 All'iCl-Iltllftl C0l-I0lI- 7” mi "Happily. we have now reach- farm organizations. Viewing this of these lecture! WI! III-IVIWI P7 ad the stage where the existence assemblage the public may be Dr. John K. Galbraith. PTOICIIIV of physically tillable but untitled excused for xpecting leadership of Economics at Harvard Univeb land no longer shocks us. We no and constructive suggestion on Bttih The IOPIC OI '39 Pddnu longer search for unsuspectng Iet- the solution of farm in blems and - - "flue Low Income Farmer" '11- 0' tiers to Put on to it. It is not too for being disappointed and critic- "'7 W "-'d”'d””l f”"'?”a Wuruv 9' EGIWIII 1I"'9”"' Tm” ml"-'h to hope that. very soon, we al when they are not forthcom- nteng me nammal mewng. m l lecture has been very widely PHI? will look with approval on ef- 1.13. Imnmpeg lmd mm" b” lles'""'"

gm. few" .In expressing themselves if they

ize Is that their county Federationl meetings which are underway this week in this province are prelim-l inary to the national meeting,i suggestions and it-tommendations I which eventually crystalize in a national policy.

Pau.co AND SUNBEAM -rweszn, CHANEL NO. I. ELECTRIC ”zo"g corv. YAIIDLEY AND rni-: , NEW ADM” ma siuv NGB3UPPl..lES -"Taiiusn. com: -' AND- MIRROR SETS -'s'o)ii3'E7P3iW)iJs'riNG-" POWDEILS

YARDLEY. SEAPORTH AND OLD SPICE

"-mT-Va-iuiaileirniiiz

licized and quoted and in measure for rI ting , , - V , jg mu. 1-ioiius gewuener 3 -;e 8g1';gm;0,m';3 thofflwlgi nJw um'c?."7am ..;Y:..';”":..':;::2.t”f.."1.';'."iii; ;".:;;,,":,i;:,- ..tj3:;:Ye;,-,.;,';;;, 31;; -cmov- E ---r. W --' own num ro uoa ii." - , - l

H, nmsbecmse we gubsmbe to I" sue a mm W”, and 838,955," ,, mi, do me” pm In Wummmg ideasy MORRIS. BLACK MAGIC AND HAIR BRUSHES AND

. ”To outline the areas of rural

the tIl0llEIIt5 expressed but "013 poverty. to define the form of because there is need for thoulht lahd use which will return told on them. erable incomes. to set about re.

conference. however it is a gov- mm action ml. me Improvement, NElLSON's CHOCOLATES l CIGARETTE LIGHT!-IRS

eI'l1mElIt COIIIIFIIIEI and II?” of agriculture both as a business. raw organizations are there b)'uC0lH'tt' and a way of life. This column is n50 we lee that income 1,1 It. "1 i I. r. esy an gues are usua y no being written before any of the equality in agriculture is not AelI- pcI'ceelI1)pgI th: ISBUIITII) lfJr:rIl1)il:uIiaeiIvmpuIf ;:f3lf31edD;gnth::: wgieigeayflghem cwmy '"f'e''"” 3” h9Id- we can correcting. On the contrary the poses, all of these steps have an , ' 8 Dd .t- ' lmly gum”. 35 l” ""3 a"e"da""e adjustments which might elimilf authoritarian sounti. ' And there zflgfebrlvgerigfeii tvhgrt Qlgslcggqtzir: mi" km” '" advalwe "II" mere: ate it are inoperative precisely will be many who will be quick to ed, mp - em. in the W3 Wm stay 5" '"'"'e ""'"5' farmers where they are most needed. In proclaim that (am in ",9 km 9' 9c”""”3 Volt. S. y WI'0 .93", "wk? 3 really Yaluable the P001”. areas the rewllrct 3'9 twenty years or so, social scient- fgedggireggrsofrulbgh wig: c”"mb””"" '0 the” m9e""35- 5 . organization which would raiuyllk ists have developed an acute case I k (y In that lnem ti , '

comes becomes difficult or 1111- of buck fever wlmnt-vs-r they were 00 C0." "e""'ho I P '

D05SIbIe- PODUIBUOH T9dI5"'Ib'-II" faced such accusations. Men to predict Wham E arm” may er 'TT'TTm”EHq K

ion at best is slow. We SIIOI-lid 11" whose profession should require pen in we wax 0!. Imcesl de. 3 P '" or new to "pi.-..;"i:”.i:l:':::l..... .. .. . e.,.zrr- . ' - Cllltllff. tItEl'9IUF9i lI0t ODIY I5 53 ' have beat a quick retreat before conference mm purpou of this i -

perpetuating. but even on occal- won suggestions, How much f "M be h ed Wu) as i- new to be or ::'::;::.::.:”.......':.:':g..

. ii i W t t e -- . . m H urmg pmum bu I 1' on them to get mm a row! concern itself with consideration

we should face." ' , . "we have special reason to face FREIGHT RAT!-.s oi solutions to many social and an,..,um-ed in. .economic problems of agriculture.

. 'ltVbecause in our two countries The rfecsntly the worst surviving areas of pov- crease 0 per cent in freight FA MEETINGS

Guardian Photo. my are in '”'i'i.'I"'"'rs'""".iiT"?d'5 mlIiec'li ncdadme: I:lolh:ff7 tper cJmIt Fig?" "W ""m "I9 9"” M 'I"' Ilrethgl-ea thact” OU gilt INI a arentl nit edci on uh "aw farm mglmudun meenngs n 9 so" as em " 5" ' pp y ) (""2 "me will be the order-of-the-day, these meetings will hav.e their climax

and. though less spectacularly, in to make anyone happy. The rail- Y . IF YOU

eastern Canada where no one can ways had asked for 15 per cent. talk of prosperity. Life in these and feel that having to accept Ill areas is meagre, bitter, and brief. even if only for the present is This is the world of the back rough treatment. Certainly agri- road. the mouldering. unpainted culture and the farmer are not DRIVE. sentiment and good taste-gifts of lasting memory-heavenly giflsl .. T l EA FREE I )? gi Gift Wrapped i o t , .. little time. the Pfarplemrn the poor distances and the net result is; , warn and um "lg :,. '. arm areas wou e or man er in 1 ti, -h r 1 ply pay. e , ., their environment or they would in; n,,mm:5i"i,:..: ziormiliear moi "bk tmla . move away. in the meantime v 3. .,

house with a tin roof and a junk- hnPP.V. the Federation argued there was nothing much we need '5'

-7EVIEIt;(I).PJ'lE'1:lIl;EIA)sAFlLM ziiv-Fr-'i.Asiiisui.3s AT CHRISTMAS

JOHNSON 8. JOHNSON

185 KENT STREETO DRUGGISTS DI.-II. -I133

TRUCKLOAD of gins Add greet. doors of the Charlottetown Pnstl

rigs arriving at the receiving Office.

t'I"' I-M 3- - r -W" -' ...-o- I

for Christmas w

' Gas

There's always Special excitement. over a gift from Pattersonis--for Patterson's means gifts of beauty.

by overgrown meadows and scrub culture was not in B position to trees." have additional cliarges added to "We have been callous in out its costs, freight rate increases unwncem I07 "1731 P0VeFtY- But lower the farmer's Income and um: neglect has a deeper foundat- that is not the proper direction i . In a world of advancing real in which to be moving. income it has been our ultimate A percentage increase, of 00nVICtI0n that Such P0VeI”tY II,1U8t course, bears with greater hard- he transitory Progress was as- ship on those who have bulky . Sllmed t0 be Senernl. With lust I commodities to move over greatl

Have your purchase!

filled yard, the decayed barn and that the r ai 1 ways did not the half-tilled fields surrounded need this increase and that agri- to do."

”Thls optimism we now see, Ls

SHOPPING DAYS

misguided. The rigidity of land as 5 a resource is gm great: people OF ; ffilniialrilfuif be"I'eeqi1iiei?eIdg.miIxza?d UNTIL CI'IRI5TMA5 CHARLOTTETOWN :. Lh d d' '

7-YT...” .".2;,n'51E”f:;. ..,. ,..,., JEWELLERS AND Gin SPECIALISTS A .

At LePAGE SHOE CO. LTD.

slums will yield only to the kind of action which has been required

'GAILY-WRAPPED Christmas ibcrs of the night staff at the city Guardian Photo packages being sorted by mem- post office. I

THIEF TAKES LECTURE DALLAS. Tex. tAPl-when Rev.

" Cecil A. Brockman of the New Bethel Baptist Church and his family returned from services Wednesday night they found some- one had entered their house through an unlocked door. Mlsslng was a shotgun. a record player and some records, i ' ” , a re- corded sermon.

N 0." CE l "CHRISTMAS DANCE

MT. RYAN HALL Not taking live Poultryl between Dec. 20th & 27th.: WEDNESDAY. DEC. 2691!

Producers' Co-operative l

TODAY'S GIFT SUGGESTION

BE PRACPICAL - GIVE FOOTWEAR - A GIFT THAT WILL BE APPRMIATED

BOTH STORES OPEN EVERY NIGHT 'TIL CHRISTMAS

Fitzroy S,m,. Don M-sser's Orchestra Men's OVERCOATS. Values to Children's NAVY o u F F L E l 49.50- ' COATS. sizes 4 to 12.

Sale 29.50 to 39.50 6.95 and 7.95

Men's 2 PANT SUITS. Value: to chug..."-5 woo. sugw pAN1-5 3950- just arrived. Sizes 4 to 10.

Sale 29.50 295

Large assortment Men's SU-

l

I i(;nALEN Island mall awalt- 8.000 lbs were forwarded in oneiisliinds in the Gulf. lng transfer to the airport. Aroundlday this week to these lsolatedl Guardian Photo.

IIAS UPS AND DOWNS

l-ZVANSVILLE. Ind. (AP) -a It lllll cost 23 - year - old Eugene. llulwrls 10 days in jail for trying to iiuirl ii lo-your-old Elvis Pres-I Irv fzin. Roberts was accused ofl picking up .lohn Schaefer in a. lhcnlrc showing a Presley movie; and slamming him into his scat.i llolicrts said Schacfcr was sitting: in-hind him and kept yelling into his oar.

Coming Events !

t..-mo nivcr ('hristmas Coifcerf. hm-cmher 21. Dance after.

I Christmas Concert Afton Hall.) loniithl Dec. 21. 1

will closed all day Monday he- i-rnilicr 2411! Russel Colcs Milton.

PRINCE EDINARD ISLAND

VlSITORS:-

Regulations regarding visitors in the Hospital have been relaxed in so far as the immediate” family is concerned. allowing one visitor at is time to a patient.

AT

MIXED I

NUTS,2 lbs. . . . . 95c GRAPES, 2 lbs. . . 39c TANGERINES, cloz. 39c

DELICIOUS

APPLES, bag . . .45:

HOSPITAL

Ynrk School Concert, 1' ' . ty llall, December am. at 8 pm;

-inizlo Rustlco School Chrlstmar tnnrert. Friday. DecL3l.

Bingo, Dance. St. James Par- lsh Town Hall. Georgetown. Wed- lwsday. December 8.

Come to Christmas concert Riv- Pirlale school December 21. Cur- tnin tl:l5. '

Christmas Concert Greenvale

school Saturday. December nod. I 7” D m.

Brsorve Friday. December list Inn ('hrlstmas' Concert in NM"! 1I'iIlsIlirr' Hall. Curtain I15.

MCQIMRI. Soisthport.

C.-irloads of wheat. bull: or bait- lrd. is our specialty Al"! I" Miter grains In assorted cars. The Allan Grain Sompany. rm St. Sa- tnment Street. Montreal.

9-owing at Ill. Stewart Frldlv Ind "Give I Girl a Break"

nmslcal The-re "ll be a show "ill.

on Christmas

FOR YEARS OF PLEASURE..

GIVE

new

REMINGTON Quziet-Mist,

H. M. SIMPSON LTD.

IN IICIIMOND ST.

D1 A1. 11577

JELLO, 3 pkgs. . . 29c

STAB -

Chocolates, V2 lb. box 1.89

ICE CREAM

PIES, each . . .45: PElIFE(.:'l'ION

CREAMERY BUTTER 2 lbs. 1.25

THE

an

MIl':HAEL's GROCERY

SEEDLESS RAISINS,Ib. . . . SNOWFLAKE

SHORTENING. 2 lbs.

BROKEN PEKOE

TEA, lb.. . . . CRANBERRIES, pkg.

RIBBON

CANDY, lb. . .

GINGER

UOITIO o e e a

6 TINS

79c

25c 49c

79: 35:

59: 69:

ment of Candy.

BURBAN COATS. Values to 29.50-

SaIe12.95 to 22.50 .

Men's all - wool SWEATERS. Pullovers and Ccirdiguns-

3.95 to 8.95

Ladies' nylon PYJAMAS and NIGHTGOWNS. Gift boxed.

3.95 to 5.95

Ladies' SLIPS. nylon. rayon or cotton. All gift boxed.

1.49 - 3.95

Boys' Leather and 5 l e d 0 JACKET; -

10.95

Ladies' SWEATERS. wool. nylon or orlon. Pullover or Cardigan.

2.95 to 8.95

MEN'S SPORT SHIRTS includ- ing Ra-Vellu's-

ALL SPECIALLY PRICED

Ties - Ties and More Ties. Boxed. Values to 1.50-

Special 75c-1.00

Men's Ielts. Imus. Handker- chiefs. Scarls. Iarlsrobos. Gloves. Socks. etc.

- All At Sale Prices

Wool GLOVES or MITTS in plain or fancy-

Cliildnn . . . . . . . . 59: to 89: Lcdies' . . . . . . . . .. 1.00-1.95

Ladies" PANTIES. plain or fancy trima-

49c to 1.95

Children's SNOW SUITS

Special 4.95

8.95

The complete you- c;a'i"Z'..'2HZIi'.'..:.i'i'. ”..'l"..'i.”.'i'.' 5.:;'2J."?.i.'f:.”..3 Q , Ioyf Pagans, slug; to o. 15, clilldi-en's SLEEPER: to 1.95 ,' . ,, , , ,, , miI.'L'i” rf.';'i33..”.',"c.i-'..'i,c."l.”i:rs.. bum ........ We have a full supply of Box Chocolates, Cigan. Cigarettes, Barley Toys. Assort-

SpeciaI1.19 8.1.49

Corner Longworth Ave. 1 Danton It.

wisiiiuo Au. oiut customs: A MRY CHRISTMAS AND A HAPPY usw run. '

111118421

TIIE GIIEEIIIIAL CO. LTD.

144 I150 Great George St.

Chdlolhtcwn. P. I. I.

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