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TODAY "SHANGHAI COBRA"

ADDED SHORTS Qrhuws 3:30 - ‘I - 8:45

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Tlie REXALL Drugstore

Will be the only Drugstore open this afternoon and evening

Telephone 219

SIIUDDER! FOB THRILL SEEKIIB

IIpOHISE

“Home of Dracula." Universal’!

. most recent horror production. comes today to the Prince Edward

. Theatre. Aruioimced as a sliocoswr S? to the studio's "House of Franken- i‘ min,‘ the new shudder-drama fea- . tin-es the three movie demons. the»

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vampire. and the Monster.

Frankenstein

Wolf Man. John Carradine 1s seen as Count Dracula and Glenn Strange appears as the fearsome Frankenstein. Munster.

Martha O'Drisco1l. Lionel Atwill, Onslow Stevens. Jane Adams and I/udwig Stossel are other compet- ent players in the supporting cast.

Gard 0i Thanks

Mire. Garfield Stewart and Mse. Foster Garrett take this opportunity of thanking their fritnd; grid nelgh- boure for their many acts of kind- ness extended them in their recent sudden bereavement; also for the many letters and cards of sympathy and many beautiful floral tributes.

lX-IIVIO IMIBPB UNION

macs. Nlgaa - <02) -aii. servicemen of Abuja hula-ate, "Willem Nlecrio. have formed a "M011 10 discuss resettlement o: its members and give them an op- pprbunlty to show friends and “i- selves some of the useful things the? learned abroad. especially in the East Africa and Burma cam.

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Messrs. 11.0. Bmellle and Wit. St. John, president and secretary respectively of the National Dairy

for Halifax after consulting with members of the oairi’ ‘"3115!!! here.

war artists on display

wieginning at eight

W014’ Man. Count Dracula, human.

Lon Chaney portrays the hideous‘

JTElE fcHa-Rnorrmws .

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0B1!!! YOUR Chrhtmas Trees early. Phone 1579-4.

0001'! for Christmas Photo graphs. Evenings by appointments:

OONIIDIBAIION LIII IN SUIANCI-

irowsfii aaemms, Fitted Footwear now located at 115 Queen Street.

NOTICE T0 ADVIITISEBS- All advertisements to appear is Guardian must be in office b!

ensure publication. DISCUSS DAIRY PROBLEMS —

Council of Canada. left yesterday

TAKE TIME OUT this-evening to see the collection of Canadian paintings and the work of ill at. the Legion l-lali. Films on Canadian art and handicrafts will beahown p.m. Admis- sion free.

THE HONOUR-ABLE A.S. Mac- Itiillan. cit-Premier of Nova Bcotia will be the guest speaker at the St. Andrew's Dinner. to be held at the Charlottetown Hotel, De- cemiber 3rd.

CAR, TRUCK COLL1DE-A bad- ly damaged" car-was the result of a collision between a Nash sedan and ii truck at the intersection of Prince am Water streets yesterday- The accident occurred about 0.30 s. m. No one was injured. The car was proceeding east on Water Street with the truck going North 0n Prince. The grill. fender and radi-

on the car. The truck was but slightly damaged. Trinity llon’s Association

The regular meeting of the Men's Association of Trinity Church was held Monday evening iii the Church Hall with the Vice-president. Mr. Russell Seller presiding, Special speaker for the evening was Lt. Col. W.W. Reid who gave a most vivid account. of his war exper- iences in Canada. Newfoundland, Great Britain, Itsiy, France. Hol- land, Belgium and Germany C01. Reid gave a. most interesting ac- count of economic conditions and the general welfare o! the people In the countries which ho had visit- eri. In closing nis address with a description of his trip 1mm Paris to Charlottetown in loss than twenty- iour hours the speaker stressed the fact that. as a result of his exper- iences he was quite convinced that we have everything to offer in Prince Edward Island.

Mr. 15.5. Chandler as represent- ative of the layman's Council re- ported on the work being done‘by that organization and distributed pamphlets with reference to Hum- an Relations iii Industry and Oom- meroe issued by the Montreal Council on Christian Social Order and as a result of his represent- ations a resolution was paaed en- dorsing the present work of this organization.

Mr. 8.1‘. Green reported on the assistance presently being 'given the residents o! Maplt Hill! W the ‘rrinity Men's Association in pro- viding tranqsoi-iailon to church services. A committee was ap- pointed to carry on this good work.

Mr. C. H. Block spoke most feellngly on the lose to the Men's Association and the oomniu ‘y generally of the late Dr. Houston and a resolutio was passed ex- tending einoeic silmpathy of the Association to his family.

New members and guests present included Messrs. Eldon Campbell, Holmer Nicholson, Charles Downe W. P. Shute and L. R. Allen.

In Memos-lam MES. LILLA J. MYERS

The death of Mrs. Lilla J. Myers

occurred suddnly on November

ll .1946, at the home of her dawn-

ter Mrs. Anna Mclviicken, Cape Traverse. Th; f ral took piece on Nov.

18th. con ucted by Rev. J. A. Jar- dizne and Rev. J. H. Bishop. 1n- temment at. Gapeud cemetery, under the direction of Mr. Heath Chisholm.

- Pall bearers were Boyd Inwther. Erie Iiowther, D. l... Walker. John Noorisn. Keith Lord and Norman Mcwillieeau.

‘line late Mrs. Myer-e. wife of Robert J. Myers. Hampton. who pre- deceased her in 1928 was born at Crapaud U! your: ago, the daugh- ter of George and Susan Lowther. She is qurvlvcd by a son Oscar K Bhedllo, N. B. A daughter Alma and a step-deiuhter (Cora) Mrs. J. n. Whitheni, Calgary. Alta, also a sietor Mrs. Georle Myers, Crapeud. The leitely attend floral offerings attested to

esteem in which the deo- eased was hid.

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545 Dome .

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0300 Eldona B000 El Sol

100 llhlcon .. 11500 Fed Kirk 1000 Frobish U6 Giant 4000 Gillies 4400 God L .. 2100 Go Crest 1900 Go Hawk 3500 Go Arrow . 1200 Go Gate 10800 Go Mari 2000 Golder 2600 Ooldvue ...._ ._. .... 3000 Barker 6200 Harrie 8100 Hssaga

700 Hadley 12200 Reva 4000 l-li Bar 1005 Hailing

2200 Hosco . M00 Hlghrldge ..... 4500 Howey 1350 Hud Bay . 5200 Hugh Mal 4400 Indian 300 Int Nick 1400 hit Pete 4000 Jacknl . 2400 Jason 10900 Jollet 1500 Kayrand . 1000 Kenvll 4110 Kerr Add 2200 Kirk L 700 Lebrad 1000 Laguer 1500 L Duflt 326 L Shore 20600 Lap Cad 7200 liapaslta .. 21800 Llngman 1100 Leltch 2300 Lit LL 3450 Louvlc 1000 Meceasa .. 1150 MacDonald 1500 Macleod 500 Madsen 520D Magnet 1500 Man Ea . 11900 Marlon 1500 Macfie 300 McIntyre 800 McKenzie . 2000 Moll/Tar 3500 Mid Con 450 Mm; Corp 6400 Mylam 1500 Moneta .. 2400 Negus 1800 New Calu 4000 Newnorth 2000 Nib .. .. 1500 Nichol . 620 Norsnda . 17500 Norgold .. 0300 Norm t .. 7600 North a t... 1900 Nor Cdn 460 OBrlen 2000 Omnltra, 2900 Orlao 44750 Osisko 3000 Osu 1500 Pacalta 3700 Pacif Pele 5540 Pamcur 1000 Pararneq . 4400 Par/master . 138200 Pen Rey 1570 Pick Cr . 1400 Pioneer _ 2700 Pore Pen 1700 Preston .. 18100 Purdy . Q00 Que Gold 10005 Que Man 320B Queenst . 1885 Quemont 5000 lvegcrt .. 4500 Rochette 3500 ltouyn 330 Roy Bk . 4.3350 Rush

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LieuL-Ooi. v1. w. Reid. D.s.0.. was the chief speaker at the reg- ular monthly meeting ldonday

nigh‘. of Trinity Church Man's Association. Mr. Russell Seller presided.

901- R8111 lave an interesting account of his war experiences in Canada, Newfoundland, 0 r e a t Britain. Italy, France, Holland, Belgium and Germany. He gave a most interesting account of economic conditions and the gm- eral welfare of the people in the countries which he bad visited. 1n closing his address with a de- scription o! his trip from Paris to Charlottetown lb leu than twenty-four hours the speaker stated he was convinced Prince llldward Island had everything to offer.

Mr. 11.‘. S. Chandler. ae repre- sentative of the Llymalfs Coun- cil reported on the work being done by that organisation and distributed pamphlets with refer- ence to Human Relations in 1n- dustry and Commerce issued by the Montreal Council on Giristian Soclai Order and as a result of his representation a resolution was passed endorsing the present work of this organisation.

Mr Sfi‘. Green reported on the assistance being given the resi- dents of Maple Hills by the Trin- ity Men's Association in provid- ing transportation to church ser- vices. A committee was appointed to carry on this work.

Mr. C. H. Black spoke on the 106s to the Men's Association and the community generally of the late Dr. Houston and a resolution was rinsed extending sincere sym- pathy of the Association to his family _ ‘New members and guests present included Messrs. Eldon Campbell. l-lolrner Nicholson Charles Downe. W. P. Shuts and L. R Allen.

3075 Springer

1800 Starratt .

2000 Steeloy

2100 Steep R0

1050 Taku

155 Ventures

1500 Vtccur .

7000 Vlllbo .. .

300 Waite

0200 Woes ..

560 Wlltsey

1500 Winors

200 Wrl Her

1500 Yellprex 28 CURB

400 Pend Ore . 300

2600 Temisk ll

Total sales 1.046.000.

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ll.Y. Market Takes llpturn Before Gloss

By Vlctor Ellbllllf

Associated Press Financial Writer

NEW YORK, Nov. 19 —(AP)— Drying up of selling attracted late sup rt 1n today's stock market and eary declines of fractionsto 2 or more points for leading rails and industrials were reduced in most casts or converted into modest plus

Dealings. slwgish oi-i the morning

dip, turned moderately active in the final hour The Associated Press So-stock

composite was off .2 of a point at 62.2.

Canadian stocks were off fract- ions with Canadian Pacific and McIntyre each down 3-6 and both Hiram Walker and Distillers Sea- gram down 1-4. Dome Mir-es, up 1-8. was an exception Lake Shore. on the curb. was unchanged.

Bethlehem Steel finished up 1 at 90 1-2. US. Steel 1-2 at 71, Santa Fe 1-2 at 86 3-4. Food Fair Stores 5-8 at l5 7-8, Goodyear 1-2 at 53. Woolworth 3-8 at 46 3-8 and Stand- ard O11 (NJ) 3-8 at 65 3-8. Ahead were Northern Pacific. Chesapeake d: Ohio. Baltimore 8s Ohio. Electric Power 8t Light. Kennecott, Gener- al Motors. Westinghouse, Johrs- Manville, PhilipMorris and Owens- iiihioii

Dow Chemical conceded 4 3-8 at 156 5-8 on meager sales, hrysler 1-8 at B3 7-8. Du Font 1 3-4 at 170 1-4. Phelps Dodge 1 at 38 1-4. Con- solidated Edison 3-4 at 26. Southern Pacific 7-8 at 44 3-8, Great Northern 1 at 46 3-3, Montgomery Ward 1 1-4 at 61 12 and Goodrich 3-4 at 61 3-4 American Telephone touched a new 1946 low but out its loss and emerg- ed down 7-8 at 161 1-4.

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Avgnceg 217 170 Declines 564 59° Unchanged 1w 171 Total lssuee 961 21

Eggs: Free cases A larse 45—4B; A medium 39-40; A pullet 35-87; B 3048: O 31-32.

Butter: Wholesale. Que pQeur- lzed. fresh and storage no 1 40 l-2: current receipt Que no. 1 panteiir lzed 39 8-4. del Mtl; no. I 3B 3-4 del Mtl; first grade creornery prints job price 42: solids 41.

Cheese: Western and Quc; cur- rent recelpt. fob factory, colored 32 l-ld; white 22; wholesale co!- ored 22 13-16-23 i-16; whl-te 32 3-4-28.

Potatoes: 75 1b bags PEI and NB

merit of Agriculture follow:

110-120; Que 1.20-4.25.

reeeltel h 31hr , _ (Today, Kleendleml K t e fir; paid o/eiy years ago.) An well, en or two-ply liaeuee provide 50% more pulls.

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This recipe will make 12 pounds of fruit cake. which is enough to till the pans for a three tiered cake.

LIGHT CHRISTMAS CAKE

3 pounds raisihs

1 pounds currents

1% pounds glazed cherries. or

3 cups mairaschlno cherries

1 pound chopped mixed peel

1 pound chopped nuts

4 cups flour

1 teaspoon soda

l teaspoon salt

1 pond butter

1 pound sugar

i3 eggs

l4 clip fruit juice

2 teaspoons flavoring

METHOD: Wash the raisins thoroughly. If cur-rants are avail- able, wash these well also. 1f you haven't any curt-ante, however. you might substitute a pound more of raisins for them Let the washed fruit stand in hot water for a few minutes to plump them somewhat, then drain and dry very thoroughly between towels. Half the glazed cherries, i! using these. when Mar- aschino cherries have to be used, drain these thoroughly and dry them between towels and cut them in halves, or not, as desired. Ex- amine the chopped mixed peel to make sure that all the pieces are small enough. l! nuts are used, chop these coarsely.

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Sift the remaining 3 cups flour with the soda and the salt.

Cream the butter until light and fluffy and gradually cream in the sugar. Add the eggs one at a time, beating until tihe mixture is light after each addition.

Add the desired flavoring to the fruit Juice. You can use any de- sired kind of flavoring. Then any of the light colored fruit juices may be used for this-grapefruit juice or arange juice. or even juice drain- ed from canned fruits. such as peaches, pears or apricots.

Place the batter in oelte pans that have been lined with well greased heavy paper. Bake the cakes in a sloiw oven (275 deg. F.) The small pan. 4 by 4 by 2% lmhes. will take about 4 hours baking. The medium pan, 5% by 5% by 3% indies. will take about 4% hours. Th, largo pan. s by l! by 3% inches, will require about 4% to 5 hours’ baking time.

Now add the sifted dry ingred- ients to tihe creamed mixture. al- ternately with the fruit uice and flavoring mixture. not beet either of these into the creamed mixture. Merely stir until the ad- ded ingredients are well blended into the batter after each addition.

Lastly stir in the floured fruit and put mixture. in aboutq cup lots at a time. Stir after each ad- dition ritil they are well dispersed throghout the batter.

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Mg willy. He went with the rest of our males to work at the other farm. James said that there we" signs of regret whet. he found that in his absence his mother had been as she said “busy upstairs‘ “s” what mc's missing" he qoilfigqd w his grandfather laughing, 11¢ m4 James were on general duties which would of course allow 50m time to visit together The othm were plowing with a view perhaps to growing "a patch oi potatoes there" and also "a field or so et grain." They used two teams while James and our grandson. the latter lending only oral support. cut odd wandering bushes or overhanging iranches that have a 'i\‘lI_V of get- ting out of bounds, betvreen periods of "breaking up." James would! am convinced sacrifice an oak or a lovely malple for the sake of neat- xiess and ordai- in the fields. "Aim who" Jamie wanted to know "taught you how to use an axe?" and ii con- tinual flow o.’ conversation kept the two entertained all this lowly day. ‘they ate dinner at Kai-olyiri and made splendid progress it their field work. If, as Jams», informed me at supper time they plowed "the blfittest ilvc acres" he "ever saw." I remember that. James liar two measurements for field areal a big sore or a small one! O O O

Meanwhile,- Alilelleii harmed ll- self in the exquisite sunlight and enjoyed the rare tranquility iii tlir day. Free horses were on pasture; Cattle roamed and grazed the dis- tiuit fields; and Jack's pigs tool care of themselves or languished forgotten in their pens I liinclitd alone and had only infrequent visits from Jeanie or Oihtns te break the moncrcriy oi my will!!! day, But. from the rose 210W °l morning which gilded the toils if the bare poplars and evergreens down the river until twilight hi4 succeeded the flush oi sunset abort the hills and brought the inesc- ured tread of the retuiiiina horse!‘ feet grid our folks’ homing, iht hour: went by on swift wines. W!" was a bit of work and there Wilt piomente of leisure and a8 PM‘ greeted our sin folk. J(lnl9 andl had just finished holding ‘Pfllllfi the calves in a stable. ivllfl- James eeid iii the 8100111“ 7°“ haven't got the milxine 110m’! A“ his tones held no nsrtl- B“! l” enters the kitchen at U116 "Wm" a Inlle on his face- s 16110" ehtmslcel smile. ore I like "Do you know Wljll- 5"?“ almost whispers "sner fast s51!" in the old oot"--in all "Pi room, iii the house across "it 1"‘

Until tomorrow. llll’ - ' Good-night. . .

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