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STERN GUARDIAN

‘I-Mra. s hn r ' anarfiaus%

W nto Bakery. Water st.

order to the boy res

reserved for news but advertising of

rted nts a word strictly p“.

noon and Oiilgury

I GGANS $2.50 and L409-

li test radio batter-

r T0 NEW BESJIENCE Irorne Reid have r ttie.r charming new ros- Church Street, Summer- ls l; very mcdem dwelling

lOimllfl a part oi’

~ G BAT ULATIONS Summeraide exend d Mrs

tians to . an . ing on the arrival of a _ 22nd. aria Hospital, Montreal. . baby doing welL-B

,0 Water Street lut- .\“ arm mmcu oouurrnm m ‘

Iubeerlptiolll. Advert-lain! should be mi with rm. p,“ Gaflu“ m‘? b‘ “Wm ‘In! It any of the following m“; in

n" "N. Water 5t,

Gentiles M!“ Gllllle 67 Granville 5t,

Guardian wlii be delivered yatitcperdayoel ’ bu" u“

le for deliveries‘ on your route.

Tflvlvr Drva 00.. Kensin ton. -iim. ruarm mo;

iice of B. merst

going home.

Personals

—Mf‘. H. Mflill Universl Montreal,

WEDDING - A quiet solemniced at the

. December 23rd, when

Enrnan of Northern, Leary. Rev.

the officiating cle

4 many friends of

g couple wish them

W S.

I G BELLS — 0n Nov.

Iondon, Re ofrficiistim. Miss nch

Mlliloriied thegroom

inir friends and re eld at the home of the

. aiilts neceiv ' the popularity of the - .- their many friend!

OF BB8. MARTINA .—'I‘he death cglcungd

would have been D2 ' she lived to see

d her intellect

in her” yrnmgw gr!’

Stowiacke, N. B.

is ti d. I- na e-nt i Princ c t Hospital. _ n a e “"5,

Amanda Cannon spent. borne near Cfieary.

—Mr. River spent he hoild , seaso wi friends in Sharbrookéy-S n

ion at her home in Margate-S

—Miss Dolly Matthews is spend- inx~the Christmas vacation with her rents. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Mat ewe, Bummerside. S.

inVa-nro

—Mr. Preston Winchester, of Central Lot 16, is a patient in the

the Prince County Hospital. s. —'1‘he Misses Evelyn and Mae

Found were recent visitors to sum- merslde-S

—rMias Myrtle Murray has return- ed from an extended trip to friends 1n Boston-S

,—Mias Jeannie Carruttiers, stud- ent at Prince 0d Wales College is spendéix‘ her vacation at her home in N ue. S.

—Mr. Cecil Carver, manager oi’ the Provincial Bank at Tignish.

the Christmas vacation at - home in Summer-side. S.

—r1-Ier many friends of Mrs. G. Sielton Sharp will be glad to learn that she is recovering from her reccut illness. '

—Priemh will lg glad to learn flutMaJorT- H. E. Inman is a good recovery from his

tack. S.

making recentheartat

-.Among mcen visitors to Sum- Mesgrs. Alton and Wil-

meralde were 11am Bell metace and Waido Plin- térlhend iclgh Brown o: Long iv-

-.aar. Wm Moons-h. . who was recently transferred from the Pro- vincial Bank at Summersldc to their branch at. Sackvilie ent the (Zirlstmes holidays in -

side. --Friends will be pleased to learn the. Robeoca

Brook is a" spring her rocenteragrious fllpessF-S —Becent visitors to Summerside

home of her S.

stud! of Rogers and Arnett spent her Christmas vacation with relu- tivea in 17m Vv-llev. 5

Ilfliflt DlfllflMr-S -

h in nmm POI‘ week. Phone 289-1 for? this m; ‘l:

—COD LIVER OIL fgr fox at

i buying m: lts daily u haw l. Burn- de. - rsgiv-iz-za-ii.

—PBES'I‘ONE and Alcohol Antl- Freeiie 1 vm 1 Bnoeufod omlelfigil-lfiitgili-gfi

—-CHI!.DB.EN'S PARTY -'1‘he tree and oh ' children of the an ralwChgristigrfi Church was held last Thursday in the Church hall, when Rev. and. Mrs. Mc-Daiimidwerehcst and host- GS l0 the 01111111111. Them W35 thg usual Christmas tree and ten and the litlc ones had a really ha/ppy time. each receiving a gift before

r

-Mr. Albert MacDonald c! Birmmerside is a patient in the Prince County Hospital. s.

may; Hendersml o; w“ “ the holiday season in Siimnveraidc. 5, —M:. and Mrs. George Schur- man of Mcncton were visitors to Sirmme-xside for Christmas, s.

Alvlim Sue 17.2.1507. is spending the holiday season at her home in

RWY Adams of Clear-y.

-M.iss the Christmas vacation at ligr

Thompson of long

—Miss Louise Johnson, long Riv- er is spending the Chrisrmas vacat-

--.Mrs. Harold Lair of Kelvin, left recently on a visi to relatives‘ livel- ,8. C. S.

much improved after

from Long River were Miss Dorothy Campbell, Mrs, Paynier, Miss Alva Pcynter and . Ian Hender- 8011. INN“ of Kiss Elva Payntar.-S

t hangings?’ rgildfirysm Mrs, llwerett m» r, mrrir River.-

-.w.u Ziipha McoQuari-ie of old

.-Miml1vlyn J ‘ zone a plezsant weekehld at 13mg m, the guest‘ of Mr. and Mrs-

--'I‘he many friends of Mr. Her- , wil a." "cease. W.;-s

wfiiiavorebiy after his recon ac- t.—-S __

--en-' lircoervfrouand of ville, ii a patient in the Fringe

county hospital - phgflw thpt mam mil.

Mansion GUARDIA.

AND PRINCE COUNTY CHRONICLE

5t. John's liight ls Celebrated By

M. w, Bro. uJnaid

es.

"Hiram and Icban 3am. W. M. Brwdshogw, . P. G. M.

"Our Province", Bro, L, R. Allen Bro. A.

had .1“ ., 1 on Eiigand

Nicholson. P. G. M. God Save The King.

Election of Officers

and are as follows :-

T E.l!1ilis,r asuro,H,B Chanain; Rsy 'I‘anton, Hanse

c. whales. J. s; harry lane, l. 0.: G. B. Sheen, Tyler.

Time Will Test

ggwntlnueiLfrymmlya .12

lain; and

itary mission was sent to Wodehouse

properties

rorism. Dropping the Peel Commis- sion's partition plans, bond

for early nekt year. nwrmanient Program

The world's troubles left a. deep imprint on domestic affairs partic- ularly reflected 1n acceleration c1 the vast rearmarnent program. Jonn Simona 1938-39 budget raised to a new post-war

the income tax few“! t0 help meet defence costs.

He has indicated the Government will resort to extensive borrowing

1101118 t? the public by establish- ment ot a. national voluntary regis- tor to classiry the types 0r service that would be available in wartime.

Announcement con ‘ a Royfli Family included a visit to Canada next spa-mg Km; 111d Queen and thedmtlie of Ker-its appointment as Governor General or Australia.

Election Prospect The question cf a general election rim Minister Chamberlain

rva ve rear-mama build up war

commodities h t, gaso- inecand irlcat. Oi’ eqfialviihgiortczice

on l7 wts estimated at 260 to 400 were turned ou 111032111. with the ue

ules doubled during the next year.

Heavy Damage!

‘The Mose Wcrsh amid Maste d Edw “la n51 agrgnd of Prince

Balm . G. M. Reading, Bro. Rev. I... G. Dav.

P , No Town". Bro. A, a. Mhckfly,

"sldellghlid $1 my European Tour," anal-mid “Tilbal ' _ Mountain, Nicholson, filllflllflnfi

Crue, “l-Ondw During the Bro. Lionel Rosebcurne st. Georges, 1098

tBretnr-cn." Bro. J. M.

Previous to the banquet the new officers lor the year were installed by Grand Master Donald Baker, .H-RInm.an.W. M; J. E. Morrison. s. W.; James MacArthur, J. W.; B. R. Sharpe. Secretary; R.

Bernar-

3'. D.: Kay n J D.; Harry Dale , S. 5.; f.

Ital working in concert, the An- glo- ncn nniento was reinforced by the visit to Paris in July of the

Queen The 600-year-old Amie-Portage alliance was re-aifiirmed and a mill? Lisbon

under the Rear-Admiral Norman Diplomatic relations With Mexico were-broken in May following the letters expropriation of British oil Paleitiri- remained d nger , ridden with Arab rcbirallioan and r-

an as now called a roimd talble conference

P a with a pertinent probl ,One m t be held in 1940 at meant-est. ‘Inge ediata after

were sports 1mm Czechoslovakian ldulsmcmbelment at

2

Th rit roar complemented in 108g by This"? “ stocks" of such

a?» ———— aseptic lathe . n Milessleediaieiloroutc today re- “Mnwh ‘"1133’. one - the fail ma were

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the -.llustsettousttafliolc- occurredst

Throphy Winners

(Contimed from page 1)

PRIZE WINNERS Class l. Dark Medium Adult

Pups:- Roy Woodside, Malpeque; 2.

l. J. A. Dawson. Bedeque.

No. of entries 2. Dark Medium Females- W. R. Aiiken, Charlotte-

1. town: 2. B. L. Howatrt, Charlotte- town; . Hancock,

3. L. W

No. oi’ ivtries 3.

Dark Medium Funalo Pups:- No entries.

Medium Adult Males:-

1. Roy Woods-ids; H. G. Mut-

tart: 3. R. S. Humphrey, Ken- slngton: 4. Frank B. Auld. West

head. No. of entries ii. Medium Silver Male Pups:- l. Sterling Willis. Clyde River; Willis 3. Bertram

Willis, Clyde River: 4. W. W. Miutch. Elarnscliffe: 5. W. W. Mutch: 6 Roy Wcodside: 'l. An- rirow Jardiine, Freetown: B. Gor- don Macmillan. Cornwall: 9. Gor- don Macmillan.

No. of entries 1'1.

Medium Silver Adult Female:—- 1. Ray Carr. Stamhcpe.

No. of enltries 1.

Medllln Silver Females Pups:-

1 and 2. W. R. Aitken; 3. J. M.- Laird. Kensington.

No. of entries 2. Light Medium Adult Males:- 1. H. G. Ml! tart: 3. J. D. Jen-

kins, Clflowzi; 3. H. G. Mut- tart; 4. Andrew Jurdine: 5. Athcl Roberts, Highfield 6. Roy Wood- slde: 7 H. G. Muttant.

No .0! enilri

Light Medium Male :- whm a J OWillri 2 Sterling Wcodside: . Miss Hazel Jar-dine.

no. n‘: entries 2a. Fght Medium Adult Femalcs:-

L W. Hancock. No or! err-tries 1. Light. Medium Female Pups:- 1 Sterling Willis- 2. Bertram

Willis; 8. Andrew Joldlne‘. ‘.1:-

. Hancock. v No. oi entries 'l.

Pale Silver Adult Males:-

l. E. S. Coffin, Chtown; 2. L

W. Hancock: 3. H. G. Muttart. 4. Frank B. Auld: 5. H. G. Mut-

6 H. G Muttart: 7. Dilig-

tart, .

18.5 Bell, Cwrleton Sldinili 8. H. G. Muttaft; 0.

Coveheed.

Ramsay Auld. West N0. of entries 1d. . Pale Silver Male Pups:— . H W. Davison. Montague; 2.

1 .

Bertram Willis; 3. Reginald Mut- tart. Summerside 4. R. s. Humph- rey; 5. W. W. Mutoh; 0. Bert- ram Willds: 'l. H W. Davison; 8. H, W. Davison: 9. R. s. H/urnrph- rev; 10. Bertram Willis; 11. An- direw Jardlne; 12. W. P. Mac- Leod Chitcwn.

Ne.‘ of entries 50. Pale Silver Adult Female:- H. G ' W

l. . Muttart, 2. . . Mntch; 3. Wm. E. Jchnstcne, New London: 4. Aithol Roberts‘. 5. H. g. Mu

ttarlt; 8 Winston Dingwell.

orell. Ne. oi’ entries 11 Pale Silver Female Pups:-

. vison: B. drew Jardine; 7. H. Waldo Math-

n: 8. Bertram Willis

ews. Alberto

. E. B. Coffin: l0. Andrew Jo..- dline; l1. Andrew Jerdine; 12. Eric Coles. Milton

.No. of e

ntries 23. Extra Pale Adult Males:- 1. Wilfred J. MacDonald. Wesat

Coveheed: 2. J D Jenkins: Douglas

Bell: L-Mchure and Mec-

Kinnon; 5. McL/ure and Mocliln-

1. . .Co11".I.Andrew: 3. Vincen ;4RovWoodside'5A

L. Rogers, Kcnsirigtton; 6. Col. F. g‘. I. Arldrew; 'l. Andmw Jardine;

. It. S. Humphrey; 9. Roy Wood-

side; £0. H. W. Dawson! 11. Mc-

MecKinnon; 12. E. S. Cof-

n.

No. oi’ entries 46.

Extra Pale Adult Females--

i. McLure and MacKinncn; 2.

Mcliuro and lviacKirmon; 3. Mc-

1. W. W. Match; 2. W

Witch} 3. E. S. Coffin: 4. A. Han- sen. Chtcwn; 5. McLure and MacKinncn; 6. McLul-e and Niac- Kinnnn; 'l. Wm. Pope 8. Ernest Smith, Pownal; 9. Andrew Jar-

e ics 20. ' Best Matched Pair of Adult Pelt: either Sex:-

H. G. Mutitart. - _ Inst Mltched PM!‘ Pup Pelt!

either Sex:- McLure 6s MacKinnon.

Championships Adult Male Pelt. 1.

champion Wilfred J. MacDonald. lies. Roy

Woodside.

Champion Adult Female Pelt. i. Mcllure and MacKinncn. Res. L. W. Hence

Champion

. Ros. oy Woodside. Champion Pup Pei-t of the show.

won w W. Davlson. Res. Ster-

-Chamoion Pelt of the mow won by Wilfred J. MacDon- ald. Res. Roy Wocdside,

WINNIIB OF PERPETUAL GIQIIINGI TROPHIES

George D. Dc-

French recognition tural aspirations" in Africa, diplo- lllfi-t-‘l Sl-ldssted a basis for a. settle- ment between Rome and might lie along these lines:- nd f0 French North African mentioned mom often n alian terrgéarlal agi

by France,

Djibouti, Capital of Fren land and terminus of

Five Men Convicted 0n Fraud Gaunt

ABOLIS Ayn-live men ac rig uiidwestem banks and $1,200,000 were federal court Jury using the mails t0 e five, all officials of the tul Credit Corporatlonof , and Associated tenced Jan. 5. Moore, John W. Moore,

secretary- of the Cori;

Winchester," Ind. firms, will be sen Conviction of John W. Sr., and his son,

t‘°“‘l‘i"é°“’°frl‘rl°i" or. or i o r o

“ma rpc indictment makes them liable to maximum terms of

Phillipa of Toledo, former secretary-treasurer of pany of T01

ball of St. Kim- co Lansing, were convicted _ on two counts that provide tences of seven years each. Russell E. Wise, Union City, 1nd and former manager ta], was convicted on two counts, the maximum sentence for which is l0 years.

—-—

op for the bem Medium 51l- ver Adult Pelt of Show won by

Canada Packers Trophy for the best Medium Bil Pelt of Show won

lvlineral Felt Com and Kenneth P.

M b O0 for best Matched

best Pelltswonbyldcuireand

‘rile nitematicliai m and 1M. ‘Iirwhr for the

room. metfikmmmamm 3 Andrew Jaiidlne.

ill] INTENTIIIN ill INVABINB SIIMALILANI]

Italy Abandons Hope Of Territorial Gains At France's Ex-

(By RICHARD G. MASSOCK) (Associated Prcasdfotflln Staff)

RBDJE, Dec. B ted today that . abandoned any hone oi’ territorial gains at France's expense and said the Fas- ciss £45K! no intention of invading

liland . liixactly four week; of

after the clamor for her “na-

tation touched reign Minister. the Chamber of Deputies, Under such a arrange-

ment. Rome could maintain con- trlol over the 90.000 Italians in Tun- a

2. A-n Italian share in the ad- ministration of the Suez Canal. largely c:‘n""lleti lc-rer rates for stripping through

of the port of chSomall- the French-

Ababa

to Addie 1a,, for the benefit

rig.

4. The poas ble aeation of a free . port at Djibouti with lowe on the Djibouti-Addie; Aibarba rail- road for Italian shl ents and a larger Italliran share

The suggestion offrunisiari imlplled by ginio Gayda, authoritative Fascist lai ed in the spa, Giomae Ditalla the French tendency had been to ‘rilrrisiws autonomy, es- sert French sovereignty and make Fre ion. Italian branded Paris reports of Italian trcc-p concentrations near French Scma-liland as “an invention of the

the control

Dec. 28 — cused of swind- busi-

U10

maximum

illis. Milling 00.. Lida hm Pale Adult Pelt of Show won by H. G. uttart. Silver Tip Biscuit Co. Ltd" the best Pale Silver ow won by H. W.

P8018

Tunisia. tectorate the It-

POTENTIAL

_i_.

farilhehwmlflhwlhfiliflil"

on diwla were but a small WW"!- tion of e good skins that came from this Provmce this year, he continued.

When the industry began the first “f. ma... “°‘ér‘..“‘"‘rr.‘i.'.°“‘a'i°‘ir "d? @ .

mufilmdon and now dclns from the first fox pelt mow here will be nmketcd through the same

on.

Regret was elprcssed by the chairman and by other sneakers later, a the absence of Provincial Fox Fierdman, W, Fr Burke be- cause ci the 56110113111685 oi his

Car Burke, and hope expressed

Charles Dalton, wife of one of the rounder: of the fox industry in this

r ‘ . e sympathy or‘ foicmen was eronded to her family.

The hope that the fox pelt show would become an annual event in the capital city of the PIOViXKC was CUPIESSCQ by Deputy may‘? B. momma. He extended arty we e to visiting folcmen and as- sured them they were sure of a cor-

ing medium for this Province by exhibiting them in leading Canad- ion cities such as Ottawa, Montreal and Toronto, Niinlsier of Agricul- vure . H. Dennis asked.

He felt a certain amount of ride

Christmas Happily Observed In ‘Summerside

,_<

in editing

after dinner sneakers. The 269 1161"

services on

1% port

family

e generosity o!

foryciligandcld. mam

Calnnbei

e response made by izens, ly because the izens were not solbited for their

tions. lifton Hotel was the scene _

jolly dinner botlé

the

ery American boy and scene in the caves was simply mag-

The usual Christmas dance at the eCgpitol Grill was also well attend-

uf th Crystal untile last when there was a.

Rink.

m? Summerside Train =

in the fact his department h had

and

rrates

1n. Vir-

that

SOIIICC

de-

0., edc,

of

Ltd, b? inion Sliver For: Furs Light Med- lumGAdult Pelt of Show won bY u .

Sinclair 6r Stewart. 1M for the beet Light

Pup Pelt of Show won

Med-

Silver

some small part in encouraging the it show, the Minister continued. nditure on the fox industry for this year, although some might consider it large, had been fully justified, he thought. lilfforrs on be- half of the industry had been too long delayed. They should have started five to eight years ago. The hope of the fmi indusay was in improving the quality of the fox 1t until the average in the Pro- vince ls equal to tncsa 011 osprey at ihe .h0w, Mr. Dennis declared.

The His. Pelt Show

The original fox pelt show in this Province had really been in 1914, Mr. W. Cnes.er s. lviclrure said. In that year, he recalled, 300 skins had been assembled in_ Charlottetown and then put on display in New York. Fred Rogers, J. W. Calceck and hlmsell had accompanied the rurs to the American metropolis, the speaser said. The effect 0i he ex- hibition was so marked it. made a name for Prince Edward island and

rovided a new market for lts rom this Province which was eld until 1% when an azl valcrem duty was imposed shutting Lsland ranch- ers from access to that; market.

In 1939 a. small reduction in duty would come into effcct, but the speaker said he did not wish to dis- cuss that phase of ihe matter at the dinner,

The fox industry had done more for this Province directly and in- durectly through its advertising value than any other industry the Province had, the speaker contin- ed otter referring to the need for reaching out for new markets.

He- recalled that in 1917 a fur buying organization with which he was connected paid the late Dr. McIntyre of Montague $1158 for a single pup skin. Now market re- quirements were Just reversed to what they were thenso lar nscolor was concerned. At that time the toip priced skin was black with silvers at the bot/tom of the list. Now silvers were at the tcp.

Skins on display at the present show were “excgllent to say the least," Mr. McLure said.

World Conditions Responsible

"We in the iox industry" are rim without hope today. even with the low price 0d fox skins." the speaker continued. World con- ditions were in such a condition that it was impossible to ex

high prices in the fox indimry. One man probably caused more trouble than any other. A6011!“

genteel. fur trader in the world. e Jew. Until that problem was overcome there would be unsettled conditions in the fur industry, Mr. McLiuo predicted.

When we look back on the his- ton-y oi’ the fox industry we will see it was the sudden jolts. the setbacks, and reverses which ser- ved to get the industry back on a solid footing so for as quality was concerned, Mr. W. R. Shaw, de- puty minister of agriculture de- clared ln a. short addrem- ‘There wmr, reason to believe the industry was entering a new phase, he con-

tinned.

His department could 8.15M

ranchers only in so far as the in- dividual ctr-operated in making use of information supplied. There was tremendous room for im- provement of furs all along the line, both in what are now con- sidered high quality< and in the lower ades. At t point in the program Mrs. A. H. Roper delighted the foxmen with a vocal solo for which she was heartily encored. Mr. A1 Blanchard was accompanist.