when TWENTY-SIX

FHE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN .

At HOLMAN’S----

ALL YOUR CHRISTMAS FOOD NEEDS AT

PRICES THAT IYILL SAVE YOU MONEY!

THESE SPECIALS ON SALE

p . Thursday. Dec. 18th Until Wednesday Dec. 24th - IIIOLIISIYE - ‘

TEIIERSWEET HAM 50c COOKED HAM lb. 75c

A ERSRITISNOAKES 29¢ lb. 72c

i5 OATMEAL COOKIES 28c l5c pgli. I5c plig

IIEIUEGISKRISPIES 2 for 17c 3 for 17c

BEELEGGS ORAPEFBOIT 4 roll 25c

Regular 05c lb.

I-Hi. site-Reg. U!

l-lb. pkg-Regular L00 H).

IuAO

Regular 35c lb.

IO-oz. — Reg. IS: ping.

lO~oz. pkg.—-Reg. 18c pkg.

BENGER'S

JUNKET POWDERS

DALTON'S

PUDDING POWDERS

SUNKIST

‘§ . ORANGES I 2 OOZEN 19c

Reg. 2 for 25c (I.

Reg. 3 for 25c

V zzox ‘Regular 56¢ m. ”’ R""""3 M25‘

7 STERLING QUICK TAPIOCA '-~=- Pie-J's 11' |9¢ fill! MELLOWHIP SALAD DRESSING» *-~=-i"—'~s-=°= 23c PAN'YAN

32c Ibc 3 for 34c

8-0:. jar-Reg. 39c

Sweet Pickle RELISII TliMATii CATSOP

LIBBY'S

TOMATO JUICE

ll-oz — Reg. 20c

20-0: - Reg. I51:

Special 0n Christmas I NUTS In The Shell

[Gillette-Regular 35 cents e. pound............. ...Special 80c pound Almonds-Regular 35 cents s pound .. Special 30¢ Plﬂllld BIIIIIS—-RAII.IIII' 45 cents s pound .. ..Specisl 39c pound Peanuts-Regular 36c n pound .... .. Special 30c pound California. Almonds (l lb. pitch-Reg. 50c pkghmSpeclal 48c pk]. .

mum Walnuts-Regular 4s cents a pound .... .. svwl" 35° Mimi

For The Ones Who Smoke! PIPES

Pipes-ranging in price from

1.25 n 1.00 CIGARETTES

All the popular brands of Cigarettes ll Flat 50's and regular packages.

CIGARS

A number of good varieties oi’ Cigars packaged in 25's and 50‘l.

TOBACCO

The most popular brands of Smoking Tobacco in l lh. glass jars and ‘g. pound gift packages.

RON SON LIGIITERS

The aristocrat of Cigarette Lighters in serviceable engine turned chrome metnl....'l‘hese Ronson Lighters are priced at 6.00.

CANADA DRY PRODUCTS Ginger Ale 30 and 12 oz bottles

Sparkling Water 30 oz bottles Tom Ooiiins Mix 3O oz bottles

BAKING NEEDS

RAlSINS-Seeded. Seedleso, Sultanas, Muscotels and Currant- PEELS-Cut mixed Peel, Cut Citron, and cut mind Iii-u“; GLACE CHERRIES send FRUITS. '

MARACHINO and CREME DE MINTHE CHERRIES.

SIIELLED NUTS

Clllferlh- Almonds in as lwund rwklsee. rubertr. Pecans, Brazils, Walnuts and Cashews.

LYNN VALLEY

PEAS 3 for 35c

Standard Qualify-Size 4 and 5—Reg. 15c

INSET! BEETS =<>-~-- ~~—~-~' l== Zfor 23¢ . j I lIEAIiRETABLE SOOP '~-~=- ~»-*--- l" 3 for 27c

TAIlIiillE URAIIGE$ 42c lloz.

176's Regular 50c dos.

GRAPES 2 LBS. 49c

Regular 30c lb.

CHRISTMAS POULTRY

Place Your Order New For

runners ounce: nucxs CHICKENS

HIGHEST QUALITY — PRICED RIGHT

ilxASLilliiiilY or srlillwllsnllr JAM m». - m. s» l|.1¢ Eillilihlslilw SAIIOE w» »- 3llc

Sweet Mixed PIOKLES PlTTEii DATES

BARTON

PEACHES

LIBDY'S y i r‘ "

MIHCEMEAT

16-02. — Reg. 32c

27c 2 for 45c

27c ll9c

loll: — Reg. 29c It.

20-02. tin -Sfanelord Quality- Reg. 32c

24-02. Jaf

_..u Fresh Frults and Vegetables

“were: OLI FiliEliilS urn"

On display is a tine usortlment of [enu- ine Algerian, ltalinn and French Brlar

Western Powers Face Two Ticklish Problems In German Partition

.1»..- S] J.M. ROBERTS. Jr.’

(Aﬁoelated Prose News Analyst) e demOcracies. moving to mo- bilize Western Ciel-many for the battle over Europe. face two tick- iish problems - how to prevent tho collapse oi’ German morale over

rtition. and how to assuale Ranch tears o! resurgent militar- ism.

The German political parties which will participate in the pro- gram are aware that they T"III be handicapped i! the German peo- ple adopt the view that participa- tlon in n provisional government constitute sephratism.

Cautious statements by French 'officials suggest that an Anglo- IAmerican-Frenah mutual defence

treaty may be their price for mar- l izer oi their occupation zone with l the rest o! Weste Germany.

Continuation u: t e Four-Poorer

. Control Council in Berlin is count- 'ed on to convince the Germans | that establishment of an adminis- trative body tar Western Germany does not constitute formal and ‘final acceptance o! a permanent division between the Western and Russian zones. The Allies can be expected to stress the idea that the door is being kept open for Russian cooperation in unifica- tion ot Germany whenever that becomes possible.

At any rate. Britain and the Un- ited States are faced with the ne- cessity not onlv of using the in-

ustry of Western Germany to

mplement the Marshall plan which Russia is determined to wreck. but also of getting out from under the tremendous expense they now shore 1n EUDDOrtinlZ their zones. They can be expected to move ahead in Germany, if necessary. without tao much regard for thr- ooinion oi’ a public which, offer all. represents a defeated enrmy.

But the French position. if press- ed. could prove embalrasslnls The American campaign is being con- ducted as one to heln Europe. not as one to damage Russia. A tri- power treaty would he inkan by the Russians as directed ocainst them. It would have the effort of closing the door which American nolic is designed to keep open. Yet twould not be broad enoulzh to stand as really representative of world opinion.

All this is aside from the trad- itional American refusrl to he- come tied up in treaties which might involve the country in wars of other pecmle‘! making.

On the other hand, a growing feeling in some circles l' that. since the great powers an» llnnille in ag- ree on a peace and the United Nations displays no nllilifv to knpp such a pence even if ll were made. tho United States should seek more help in ifs announced policy of hnldlni! a world-trifle rleferivn line against the combination 0.’. Russian imperial expansion and Communist revolution.

France might get farther witll American public opinion if she would expand her trentv ‘(I911 into a proposal for a world-wide pact against any aggression.

dicliiil University. ilas Large iieficit

MONTREAL. Dec. 17 —(CPl - Aliihough income reached the high- est total in its history. McCill Uni- versity had a deficit of $943,786 in the year ended 111st. Moy 31. Prin- cipal F. Cyril James sold today in his annual report.

Income was 34.676139 compared with aggregate expenditures of $5.- 624.925.

The report showed that 60 per cent of the male students at Mc- Gill during the year were veterans while the percentage of veterans in the whole student body of 8.239 was 48.5 per oent.

TENSE, TAUT TALE TOLD IN THRILLTNG "SEVEN WERE SAVED"

-1l‘1i|n fan; will get double their moneys worth from Paramount's "Seven Were Saved". the Pine- Thcvrnas production which opened yesterday at the Cnplioi 'l'hoahrc. for this tlhriilhlg melodrama is n biﬂllisnt combination oi’ ll tense. taut screenplay and a spectacular display of the ‘work of the Army Air Force's Air-Sen Rescue Service. Richard Delming. Catherine Craig. Russell Hayden and Ann Dornn head the cast oi the action-packed pioture, with Byron Bsnr. Richard Loo and Don Casle appearing in important roles. Q

“Seven Were Saved." is the first fikn to deal with the exciting and important activities of the Rescue service. and Maxwell Shane has scripted a stirring tale to serve as background for the absorbing rescue lﬂnale. His story of six men and two women, adrift on s, raft. in the Pacific. surges with dramatic im- pact. Love and hots flame in close auartere. violence flares and sne- riﬂcea are gallnntly made. Delth makes a woman's choice between two men. and. with the neannees at death. a man accused of cowardice vindicate: himself. I at the height of this nmelstrom of human emotions. the fascinat- ing and authentic rescue is effect- ed. It ts excellently done. as is the entire tihn‘ and the direction of

S'Sllie Bowling

Results d Indies Iceman Ine- gue played on Monday night all the Capitol Bowling Alleys. gum- mereide:-

Hich alncle T... Peters I69.

2nd high sinqle E. landry 2S7. High three B. Leucirllin 508.

and nizh three B. Pineeu and

Merge Underwood see. All Stars:-

Irene Peters ..- Total-GMT. "-

Strikers:- M. Dewar .... .. M. Goudet G. Mhcdonsld L. McQuald K. Mclvel"

Total-MOO.

Mary Ann Girls:- A. MacDonald B. Meliish .. L. Perry , A. Gallant E. Waifleld

'I‘oi:al-1944. ~~i '

Maple hillt- E. Deighan .... .. T. Prsuxht. . J. Ramsay .I. Lafferty bow Score

Total—16'l8x.

Beavers:- I. MoDougall A. Tbmpkino . R. RDBCTSOTI J. MoFadyen W. Somers

Total—2l94.

D0d‘QI‘IZ—- L. Hall . Y. Ahearn A. Palmer V. Bishop E. Douglas Total—2230.

Mosquitoes:- B. Rogers .. l’. Williams H. Hughes E. Brown B. Daley Total-JUN.

Zero's:- N. Simmons .... ..... .. C. Enman P. Woodaicie M Sharpe B. Hogg Total-MHZ.

Jolly Five:- M. Gallant L. McKenrla G. Gallant . M. Gallant F. Razavet Total-REG.

Holden's:-

E. Richard .. . O. Robertson Sutton E. MacDonald L. MacDonald .. Total-nod.

Haydn-

J. Bernard M. MeNcill M Hogan Johnston Todd .. Total—2395.

K. B.

Fizz Kid:- J. McArthur E. Rogersons M. Rankin . P. Todd . Low Score Tota1—178l.

Busy Bees:- E. Pinasu M. Arsenouit C. PIIIEIII B. Pineau

D. Arseneult Total -2 610.

Lucky Five:- G. Rodd O. MacNeill B. Betta s. Basier .... .. .. E. Compton ........... "151 Total-It'll.

Mellndfsl- Lt Cudmoro . 1:. Todd O. Arthur M. McMurdo bow Score Total-MM.

FORCE OI‘ GRAVITY

The force o! gravity at the sur- face o! the sun is said to be 21 times greater than that at the surface at the earth.

IAIILY FUR IMIIMINO Modern fur farming in Canada

orisinatcd sten early fur traders kept alive foxes caught. out o! see-

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SUMMEIISIDE Last Showing Today

SIDNEY GREENSTREET and PETER LORRE

in our VERDICT"

Also News and Shorts Shows 3:30-7:I5-9:I5

FRIDAY and SATURDAY

Dig Double Bill

CAINIRINI

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ANN DORAN BYRON BARR RICHARD L00 DON CASTLE

“THE UHEXPECTED ' CUSET"

snows ms - 9:15 Matinee Saturday 2130 lea PLEASE NOTE:

17-1 2.20

Purine the ‘Holidays oil w, Motlnees will bcgln or L30 until rlle School re-cpening.

no roe-em vmwoeoooeo»

REGENT

THEATRE

SUMMERSIDE FRIDAY and SATURDAY

Shows 7:I5 and 9zl5 Matinee Friday 3:30

Lost Showing Tonight

"EARL CARROLL SKETCHBOOK"

with CONSTANCE MOORE

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CRAPAUD

THEATRE

CllilliiS llﬂllll - Jflllllltll JllllS -. Illllll IUIIISIIIIS .. .. ,,

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Shove:

Fri. 8:I5; Sat. 7:30-9:30

CAMEO

Wed. and Thar. ‘l and it P. M.

Jack Carson and Dennis Done: is

Feat moving Comedy '

‘TWO GUYS FROM MJLWHURIE

With Little Patti Bred» Leslie, Janis Paige and C S. Z. Seirall. You'll laugh yolnﬂl" lwly at thll Show.

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