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THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDI-AN

NOW, owning a Pontiac is no longer a question of pricel _ ltor Pontiac, this year, introduces a smart, new, full- sizccl model within the reach of practically every new cur purchaser. The new Pontiac “224" brings ﬁne car value to

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Georgetown

Mr. Herman Lavaii<iioi~ tires g "c. Bnt visitor to the city.

Dr. Alex. Kennedy in (lulu-MO was a recent visitor l.\) 1h»- ciuu ‘m

Conductor Frank Mf") 1,1 has returned to his duties» i\i_t ., plum ant trip to Vailconltrit, i3, (_,_ '

Miss Agiles liittlit?!‘ 0g

the Georgetown High bitlmi)‘ “pa, visitor to the city oi. 5i.i~,i.|_,y_

Mrs. Hernmn l1ll\'it’ill li' hits re. turned to her homo iii iuuluﬂwuu‘ after a pleasant visit iizil. i._i*i.d5 u, Mloncton.

Manager Marteil fli ll=i‘ (jf-Qrge,

town Rink hopes to bi lit‘ to Wm the rink for skiitiiit; ii.__., “Qpk Sea“ we may hear the ihiit‘. itiul. (if the referee's Whlntit‘. as lhi- .i ill zeami

battle it out for hllillTlill l

The work of loadiiit: 3_ 5 Farnorth was started ltl. Alohday, She will take a full iliiUl i»: up. proximately 35,000 ting. ill !\l.1'i'iip§_ The A. B. I. and Point. ti»... joint shippers. This iiil.

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the last shipment uiit -.i (twinge. imvn this season. ’I‘he sewing clitss. "11‘11i'3id b,

the Georgetown Won .

school girls in llllfllfhiiiit‘ ’t. fort on the part 0t members is certiilug. and no doubt tho

realize tilat the lndii-~ \\ structing them are oiii-i‘ sacrifice of time and l'lil'l the pupils may ii-t-i. - working’ knowledge U!

A large {illtl eiiLiiu.-l.i.t .1 gwhip i), . hockey falls nivt .il i ‘l ' _ ' rlliilnbﬁl’, ﬁeoritetuivii. iirl " inst for the pllllﬂtnt! it: i gm. hockey club. The iutiwvtuv iitiicei) were appointed: l"ii:.li.i1.1. .1. J, Cnhdon. Viue-Prc. ltlt iii. ililtlill Kig. gins. Secretary '1‘l'i--.i_~:ili-r v-uiiiroi Layers. Also it cnnliiiuiii» -

P. L. Boudreuux, G don m. J. A. B. McConnell at Lil full conlml 0i the it‘. gili’

ters inrtainintz to piiiv-c.‘ (iule. etc, urc Icfi eiilliiny in thr .3. hands of this commune. ltislin ‘ w» bv this method to ("suite any lllld a . (liifictllties that hilly cimr up t urin| the season.

Mr. Joseph Sculiv o.‘ (Iii-nice town High School mitt z. rec- WG.

ent visitor to Churlo ‘at l:

City Council

34 portion. ti.’ Mil. ‘MEN . condemned us ui;f.i. it’ itmfi and _. 1 destroyed duluiu the llittiliii - cember Dr. l. E, timid... i- spcctor. repelled to “to monthly meeting I\ Council on Mondujr.

Pontiac’: centre-point steering means effortless control of the wheel. Pontiads powerful six-cylinder engine is silken- smooth in operation, no matter how hard you force it. Politico's improved Knee-Action absorbs the shock of the

he lo ' ' ‘ ' ‘ . - - - - I gm! toxgglce ﬁelft Emlmmlclil tQbuYi 1t 15 Just “S WWW!" roughest roads. _ Pontiads syncro-mesh transmission sim- Tile mill; test im- ' pliﬁcs gear shifting. Pontiac’s hydraulic brakes respond to lollfﬂtﬁi . Beauty starts at the top with that crown of solid steel the lightest touch. Nam = 0 .. sweeping in graceful lines from the slopin windshield to _ .. .. p if‘? 7 “ rear yvindovc, The ngywgll-gilent albsteel Tit-rat Top Body We invite you to see, drive and compare the new Pontiac glagflﬁglxllmif‘"cl . (.1 \ ‘ by Fisher with Unisteel construction also contributes much ‘Q24,’- Ask l0!‘ detail! 0" the Gmleml 510m" Immlmclll H‘. Stem! 1 it ~ ‘ _u to safety and comfort. i Plan which provides monthly payments to suit your purse. Roper BTU-w i »’ ‘f p.415 S. liiiiiuil l ' A .11. Aiclim l , ' _ is. iv c. Alli}; t» - . _ Gem. r Mullil ' \ SUMMtRSIDE A. HORNE Ed’ C0, CHARLOI rerowu ' fstffiuuk co 211'.‘ Put. Milk (‘o 111 OPEN EVENINGS i.‘ iii‘... . ' A. Mcllnr‘ 8r Solv. It» u \ GENERAL MOTORS DEALERS FOR PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND A, A Holmeh '11 W. i-l. Smith Lti C. Wcoli '3 John “Hillier 1'1 _ J. W. Miltch iii’ ' ‘years to comieincfma eontiiluedrstlm- ﬁll-d‘ a1‘ "tiikiil attain T‘; "" 7 I - u I . ~ . i ~' Y — - .~~ »_ .~_- ;_—_—.'L' Kw!‘ ‘.8 mam)“ in my, agtiyity_ l 11m gjtuﬂtiolL g uuuc sfsutzuirezli; to bring,’ tgmiress axugltneguéignlirég11%;? trlormf _ Clrecgvery i‘ ‘ or >_\ Santa Chius .5. Bovycr A. V. St t "Canndlrs exports continue t0. i and anxiety. lhave not been successful in olituiil- ‘ ~ l ' - m “Clix-WM and m Am“ ‘l “c” of “nay ‘m on“ it M 1.3mm)“ . "i" Hlnprmie, n’ is pﬂrucularly massup ‘ alt. has been smd that mu crab u “Accordingly the intends of img an the advantages or me m- ‘Liltllilltilﬂils may ‘look iolwald to the juvcu crowd of cuuurcu ‘mu mo“ 1 Bacterial count \\'i\. \'ti‘.' .01 i ____ [mg w now that agricultural Pr“ um. 1s legume,‘ ubua; ‘Lsvpl-lbnc ‘these small mjcdlwrs who gm the ;Caued “easy money" nmrket 0_ m’ , In the with lentwcd confidence andi uurumh rctln‘n(\(l i‘, Liwir hQn](5_ ‘and nus-factory the row i .1. owed rs. .. ducts comlirlse an memes-nix Dfﬂ- ‘E‘“"“Y N“ 1- “ml I. “m “mml ‘l ‘S ‘iincltboiie or the coiiiiti-y and who Iday. It has been suggested tlhlf. i=- i mo‘ —— 1E‘ H Doug“ ' "t: i‘ TORONTO. January 11-Life in- portion of those. Our imports have ‘ ml-llfmolrue ma‘ m“ belle! (W95 9x‘ greatly oupnmnber me uuuonty ‘Royal cnmmissiuu be uupouwnu m - M“ "TMDT _ . iﬂ WM “W J‘ ‘vow , ‘f’? ‘ gurance, in its relntzon to financial aL<o increased, but the balance of is" ‘usollle quarters. somiiciiaittm- .0! the debtor class’ mus, no‘ be iinvestigatc the financial blsiis oil FOREST Inn‘ H001‘ ‘l ' iﬁollanti. ilk-Donald ‘- affairs. bears much the wine rc- 1 time 1s predominantly in our favor. '°“ "as 1"" ‘lmllm l“ *“°,1"-‘¥“? overlooked. 1t is always Dosslbe w lConfedcrni-ioll, to lllldfltiikt‘ Lin‘ ex- 1 mxmﬂn‘ = one uuckmg Plenty Lviiiiii- ‘Vi. i ~ 7a ° lotion as steel to iilcltlsirfai affairs. ‘ and it appears will be the most "7 "m ‘lebwr ‘hilt 141° ll°$l1°1l ° (fffgcf, gdjugtmenm m deservmg lmustive survey of we aiiociuiiou 0f ' ' ' l I - ‘ - 1311"“ um“ MM! i,‘ ‘ .1 each serving as ii barometer of con- itirorublc since 1926. ii’ not oilc of ; ‘he 9redll°r has we" ""°"1°”k°d' crises between creditor and debtor [FOVQIIUES and 0f wﬂftll and fillunc- M Forhl Hm Han m‘ wcdlms‘ t lincdcllifit V‘ D i l I7 ' ditions in its field. The 193G life in- l tho lwst in our history. 1 Mid 1t rcelns to mo. that the tine is by conciliation and bv mum; “we..- iai responsibility its betuccn the ‘ my’ Doc‘ 23m’ a ‘Try ciljolable t lAjg tin?“ Om“ i0 l aurance record reflects n Mendy im- i "The continued activity in the “m” “Wuluc ‘Film 111111k-11i; 1>l‘°l>lf-‘ uwut, and. m the inicrut not Oufy ‘Damuuou uuu u“, provknvps m“, 11901110011 “lb eitvllb‘ bl‘ the ohllfl- ‘ ,__ ipull; Mllutchco T18 -' provenleilt in the financial pO5it10n lunlbcriilg llltllklll)’, the inlprove- shmlkl be “(lvl-‘ﬂl ('1 W" ‘W1 5 °YY< .0; preserving Quf natiqnai lnﬂegfty to examine whys and menus ulicrc- You‘. pawn“ and himmlg who m” DENTOFV 11% J1“ 13"“(AP)'"i All Clear I o; huudrcds u; tuuusuuus of cum meut m the newsprint‘ nuuket, and "It ishot generally realized that and cred“ but m prefervmg intact by New province wuuom H“ l('lit..'(l the ‘byiCl exnniiilutiuil mid Chimes Ocucy My was m ‘he mar,“ . “not Mcwminnw H adians. 1 - 1 » 1 ~ - 1 — a »- ‘m!’ “will “Wm lcmls l° ‘Yc-‘km the Sat-inns (,1 comm.“ small m. puiiiiitiiu; my of n; nbiituuou, p} 3m“ Pu". o“ by u" WW1“ Or (ft, miiiiv m; an qinipiiiiymig‘ auto. Jouu Walsh “ '40 - "Not only is there o. subsfmltinl U18 Salwlllil’ P1 c°lllrlwl5 l5 "m? “my vosiors, ithLs policy sliouid be will be nble to obtain the mnlxiinuln l Iimlulit m“ bciioolI. . 11105119: t (‘ream 'l'est:- increase 1n number of policyholders hammul m ‘will w "m. “ml” cc’ followed rather than Oilf‘ that, is advantage to which it is entitled of’ 39hr ‘udmm Cupably . His cur skidded on i\li icy piive- Ycaith Past limit (‘n gin and in total insurance in force,” ‘mmmc 5m‘°"“"° bm’ “dvel-‘icly illlllllflfﬂl, unyust and d1 (riminatory the existing vﬂsv 11101105’ 1il1r-'-cl-— ‘Lpuiiéiisiiailillldnl . . .. . ‘lltﬂlt 811d Dltlllilvfi 11110 M (idle C. ‘Nood v i ‘.30 ' mid Mn v_ R__ 5mm,’ Prcsidcut’ affects those iwopic wllo are least between Culzcua jnot only for itself hilt lilo [or its i \vvllivon\\lilb is. "t it b‘ |)l().‘..l‘illl'i‘.—~ i Pork Crock but mum‘ He swam w J‘ Aylwam l“) Canadian Life Insurance Officers tlblc t0 bear the loss. A pvpulart 4 imuulcipautiou If this i‘. uoum I Aim.“ ‘a iimil.“ I‘ r1020? c b11011 32 samples iii‘ iu..k. Aﬁwclauon. 811d Dim!!!“ 11ml GP"- mlscoucephon “lists Lhal’, m“ mm‘ 1 “Anoumr fﬂtliei- (psuu-buu, ue_ think we Wm haw uuuu u 1cm! l i"l('ll tilitlil-‘iii hltull“ kins?) l.‘ , Along crime ltfiihird Slllllillﬁfwl Ii sample. t-rcillii. eral Manager, Confederation Life m“ chm” o! “"5, "mm "Y a"? l‘ ‘Velﬂpment has been the growth» step ill preparing" llli‘ war for ilzc‘ bu...‘ Nj] l ‘is 05' 1,0“ ,‘ who offered Odie a ride home. A 2 samples r-Pflliilﬂld. i>.i;:. Association, when interviewed to- “w wealthy l“dl“d“f‘l5 “ml ml” ‘lmmg ‘he 11"“ W“ l“ *°'“° ‘ll the removal of many of the dit iiniiiiiia 'R1,.'..i;.,iF_‘,i-,'»,,,.hiiruixa pgmii‘. short time lower, Summers‘ car day, "but there is a duflinct decline uluusly “ch 00mm‘ ‘(m5 5M1‘ is pwvhlmf- ‘if a m"??? °l cmllmmc we now face. i h,- ll-u,,-";ii.u'ér_e,x|l l y ix ' skidded on an icy ptivcmcnt- nndiution of the club liiui tliii 1n poucy lcuus and u Suneuders far from the case. The vast M11115 nationalism. This theory which is oEucu 5.0m. umrcum. h (u Ho up.‘ ’Pu1_‘0; Sung 5.0.1“ “Pym bu.“ panic (i; 11-51, m mg same creek Mme and mwiifiﬂuu, u“ o! Dustin; mud“ 1.111s is perhvpu which have been Clllpllyﬂfl in builti- in direct conflict with the spirit sm-nnce Cmuuuuics y in the u“- Auuuuus m. A utuu‘ uuumod fmu Odie and Sumnlcrs swam ashore. that prevail lit these ii.r» . we mo” grutuyiuu tenure of me ing up the Dominion, iii cxpoiung that embtlcd the Fathers o.‘ Con— just Laws cu um uiuufuwu u“, ' Aux,“ bcsulvu‘ i i ' ' Odlp muucluuiu Mus i‘ gct/t1ng]*no_ not only uuuuulivf, u; um,“ . life insurance record for 1936. But. our natural rcsourqgy mid in pro- federation. must mi b0 llﬂllllitlﬂd on thrift-But each _vi~:ii- finds the; Dialogue-Lillie Pitchers hv \li1l‘\' “°l°“"“"-lh an Educational silnldpoznt, i -'., all from a national viewpoint. it ls "MP5 “w WW“ 59mm“ “m1 “m” l° 3° "llcllllllcllZﬁd 1f \‘-’°_ m1‘ t0 0011- situation uiiremetiied. wove the Gum Mmmu-c, Mucxu; Aumu‘, 1 —~-~ ~~ -- a (mm [.110 gialiflptijiii of ioid Equally significant tliiit new liut- ,‘;:,"°"°°“ “° ‘m’ “my ha” m‘ m“? as “ °°“"“'Y Wu‘ “mm” nubile fully ciiiiililflif" ml ttw DTSRIVO iiiiii Rl\\' Niacin“ l. b t ~’ C - itrfvrm- Minty scuuil mitt. d» m!“ m the pa“ yum. showed ‘n n supplied by the flew but have ‘lHLOIOSlS and ideals. If we are to Qircilnlstnnccg iimi imiic [nX_c0n-l mug l... 3m‘, Auurliuu Jud ‘ e S e]- S Ornel are broulzht to the lfllT-lu .1 illv Improvement. in every branch. Final 515°“ “plied hi1 thfmslmds “l”: iblmd n "M10" 1m m? 11011119?" ha" seious, the 3.500.000 life insurance ‘ /\lf‘Xil. hfiici)tiil.iii|_ ‘ will eventually b-I‘ ﬁlth? '1 11 m i. ousands of citizen.» of modes‘ .of ihLs North Amt-neon continent. uoiicyhouidﬂ-S m cmiiiijii could; R@¢iini,i,,n.__~-1~h,, smuuuuu-i by‘ solution o: the adverse u r ________ ' lis I

returns for December have not yet been compiled. but the total of new, paid-Soi- business will bi‘ apprcclnblv ahead of that of i035. Eiillli 0f 1h" nine provinces show increase. and it is particularly pleasing to note that, even in Alberta. where arbit- rary interest and debt. legt int on have home heavily upiiii the hard- elrned savings of thrifty citizens. insurance sales have shown rc- markable increases during recent months. There could be no more striking tribute to the serurllv and stability of life insurance in the public estimation.

Dealing with l,l‘.€ general im- provement in Canada and with the larger econmie problems Twins the Dominion, Mr. Smith empha- Iimd the fact that Cnnlida is prim- arily an agricultural country. "It is gratifying," he said.’ "to find that the past year has seen a marked improvement in this phase of our economic life. Prices of farm pro- ducts have improved substantially. Wheat is now commanding the best price in years, and this year's erup- while of less volume. is estimated to be forty or more millicns in value above the 1085 crop.

“Our mineral productirn he! benched an annual value o‘ stngzer- in; proportions. but as vet the |urface has only been scratched. and we seem unit-ed, for many

the most favorable tourist traffic since 1929. all add to the favorable picture of the past year.

"The other side of the picture, however, must notbe lost-sight of. and there ism doubt that a. disturb- illg situation has been created by

provincial legislative interference

with contracts. Legislation which benefits the debtor at the expense of the creditor. without regard to the debtor's ability t0 DW- ls manifestly unfair. Financial institutions and private credltors have shown, on the whole. during the distress of the past few years. a commendable ability to apprecate the iot of the debtor who has met with fnanclal misfortune, and have demonstrated a willingness to deviate from the

[life insurance companies. madden-thee

terms of the contract by mutual ntzrevmr-nt. whore the cirumdrnees of an individual case so warranted. 11.15 i135 been the altitude of the and I

earning power who. through self- sttcriﬂice and the practice of tilrift and economy, have entrusted their icnt coilntrits. . savings, in uiziny eases their wllolc i . savings, to insure coinpilnfcs. bunks. ,

iinEiiie it.» FATHER

‘not as an aggregation of indcpcnd- t hem-tr

"Some of our provinces are still

tiittlc nlngnitude, notwithstanding “Ma Uumuuioyuuiuiv

iwf‘ 111ml» Silllld WECUIPI‘ I15 0X10 ﬁnd i very effectively make their voices i Georgie Cvillis.

"We Still have the ralluwtv iirofl- l Glllls. Alexa Mii-lioiinlii iiiiii MilTV _ ilPfﬁS, and there are other obstacles ‘ Itﬂyiutiggjp Y ‘ and mortgage and trust. companies, i facing financial probielns of no w u w,“ revlvui u] iutcruilcmuui

for investment. In inest cases LL05!‘ ‘

savings arc qullc smilll nlld a loss

‘l l] ' - l lihat they have K114111110 earnest Show proved. is still n conskielinblg i w "d“°°___f"‘l"‘“dr':“'°3 __““ I i den. but. dcspllevthesc and other tliu-isiiiins ti-coiicre then dhtribut- thrive been lie-Yd since the oreaniz- ‘ithe Adult, EdllCiitlfJll iii-i

ing problems tilat ronfrcz" the ]ll‘l‘:\‘llt. illlil‘. The ll\i‘l‘ill)t‘i':'- il'(‘ l 111 ward t0 it meetilin oi the u. Stildy Clubs oi Fvr: pariah. Genet-sit lllt‘(‘l.lil‘; ‘ would be of inestmubc VIM" ill‘. ~ 1"

The club was ortrilni=ed by Mr. Choc .\IrGui:k on Nor. 30th. with Mr. Jas. Smith appointed as Sec- retary. After some discussion it \"a.= unimmotlsly agreed that the study of the P. P). I. Credit Union be kind token up. Wrekiy kitchen meetngs i in pulling, premier

Premature Pro- MacKay. Katie

Dialotztie—'l‘iie ‘llilnlll by Mary

Lullzlhy‘ Soni: by six pupil». ‘ V Frircircll Chorus. by the pupils. i‘ i Gift; froln n heavily lildvn

-By George McMiinlis ,

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