THURSDAY.

Social Douncil Discuss Important Welfare Problems

The annual meeting or the Christian Social Council of Prince Edward Island was held Monday lltemoon, January 23rd in the City Hall, Charlottetown.

Members o! ihe Council ‘In at- tendance were as follows: Rev. Fa- ther J.W. MCCZLXTIIE. Charlotte- town; Archdeacon G.R. Harrison, Buanmerslde; Rev. J.T. lbbott, Charlottetown; Major 11E, Ma. Nutt, Charlottetown; Rev. J.D. Davison, Charlottetown; Rev, T.- H.B. Somers. Charlottetown; Rev. E. N. Young. Montague; Rev. M.K. Charman, Cornwall; Rev. Htwvard Christie. Huntcr River. and Rev. I113. Barrass, Summcrside. The President. Rev. Father J. W. Mc- Cardle presided, and the Secre-

tary. Rev. EiJ. Barrass, ivas at the, desk. After the rﬂﬂfliflg o! the minutes the Secretary read the

correspondence and reported on his interviews with various officials regarding matters taken up by the Uduncil at its last meeting.

After a thorough discussion a Committee c-uisisiini: of Rev. Fa- lher J. W. .\icCard1c and Rev. l. T. Ihbott wis appointed bv the, Council to Willi upon ilic Minister, of Health and \Vc'fai'e FCCI/lfillﬂll‘ the lnter-Prmincinl Home tori Women at Coverdale. NB. and the setting iln of a. Welfare Organ- zation lﬂl‘ the purpose of RI\IT\2' help to neodv cases in the munic- lpalities of the Proiinre.

Major ‘RF. .\'lc‘\'uti zavc a lucki report for tlic Councils Commis- sion on Mothers’ Allowances. Major McNutt is chairman of this Commission. Rev. M.K. Charrnan. chairman of the Council's Com- mission on Workmcns Compen- sation. gave an excellent report (or his Commission. Rev. Father J. W,

McCardle, chairman of the COilll- eil‘s Commission on a itiilllmilm‘ wage, gav!‘ an i“.iiminative report‘ .'oi' his Commission.

Rev. G.C Webster was appoint- ad tn he the the Council's Juvenile Delinquent-v; Commission. A heartv vote c!‘ txanks ‘was also extended to the . ayor and Aldermen of the City of Charlottetown for Citv Hull.

The Council iheii proceeded to the election of its officers. the foi- lowing belnq r-lccied In office: Honorary President: Limit-Gov- ernor J.A. Bernard; President, Rev. Father J. W. Mt-Cardle; Vice- Preaident, Rev. T. H. B. Somers: Secretary, Rev. F..J. Barrass; Treasurer, Major T. E. McNiiit.

It was arm-ed hyr I.I‘it‘ Council that-an invitation he mlcndcd the Minister of Health and Welfare lo he present. at the nc\i nicotine of the Council. The inceiing adjourn- ed to reconvene at. the call of the President‘. -- S

iile use o!

Corrie Out from Under the Shadow of

Tr)‘ DOLCIN Tablets for prompt reiieflrniii ARTHRITIC and RHEU- MATIC pain . . fir} DOLCIN . . . get a bottle of 100 or 500 tablets from your druggist TODAY and join the thousands of relieved auHercrs \\ ho byiaking DOLCIN Iiavc come out from under the shadow oI Pain . .

Most (lruggisls carry DOLCIN. If yours does not, write direct lo

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Y P ll Executive Meet At Presbytery

An Executive meeting of the Eastern Presbytery, Y. P. U. was held in the Board Room.» Trinity United Church, Charloettetown on Saturday, January 21st at 1 pan.

Meeting was called to order by Ralph Raynor. president, and pray- er was offered. Secretary Irene Bruce, read the minutes, which were approved as read. Others present. were Rev. H. E. D. Ash- ford. Doris Underhay, Evelyn Un- derhay, iifilnia Watts, Parker Jew- well, Rgg Clark.

Problems conrcriiing Unions were discussed. The Secretary is sending out a letter in all Unions. Plans for a Coaching Congress next fall were discussed and committee appointed. Also permission was to he requested from Rev. R. L. Wei;- ner to sneak to his report at the next meeting oi Church Presby- tery. Next Executive meeting to be held on March 4th. Meeting adoiirned.

HAEIELBROOTK B.Y-.P.U.

After many postponement: be- cause of bad travelling condi- tions the lrlazclbrook Baptist Young Peoplc-‘s Union held their Christmas play and pantomime on Friday, Jan 6. With the aid of several members of the Sunday School they presented the fol- lowing programme:

Congregation Hymn. "Joy to the World."

A (Theory ‘Welcome — Jenkins

Baby Jesus, Melody Howlett

If I were a Christmas Star - Jcan l\iacKinnon.

Louise

Bethlehem — Drill by niiic children.

Birthday Candie — Barbara MacPliail.

Congregational Hymn —~ “Hark

the Herald Angels Sing,

Presentation of Sunday presents.

Play - The Queen who abolish- cd Christmas.

OFfcring taken by Lloyd Jcn- kins and Ludlovv Carver and of- fcring prayer by Addison Mac- Cabe. *

Duet — "The Light of the World is Jesus", Mrs, Harold Carver and Lie. Bryan Hewlett.

Pantomime, ChrisLmas Story. concluded by hymn "O Come All Ye Faithful.“

Benediction.

Tho miiiistci". Lit‘. Byran How- lelt acted as chairman. Mrs. How- lett was the director and Mrs. Harold Carver was the organist. The casts were as follows:

Play — The Queen who Abolish- ed Christmas:

Queen Henrietta, Olive Jones: Lord Chamberlain. Lloyd Illoocl: Herald. Whvidall Jenkins; First Merchant, Keith Joiics; Second Merchant, Liidlnw Carver; 'l‘hiril Merchant, Stirling‘ JGIIIUIISI Firs‘. Woman, Eva Jcnkins: Second Woman, Rena Wood; Third Wo- man, Anne lVlacPhail; Christmas card saleswoman, Queenie Mac- Kinnon; Old Man, Scottie Mac- Phail.

Pantomime — Christmas SiOFI/I Joseph, Lloyd Wood; Mary. Olivt" Jones: Inn-keepers Wife. Mildred Paynter; inn-keepers daughter, Jean MacKinnon; cook, Eva Jen- kins: cook's daughter, Melody Hewlett: stable boy, Liidloiv Carver; Three Angels, Rena Woo-l, Louise Jenkins, Anne MacPhail. three shepherds. Keith Jones, John Taylor, Lloyd Jenkins: three wise mcn, Hollis Wood, Scottie Mac- Phall, Wendall Jenkins; water girl, Barbara liiiacPliail; village boy, Leslie l-ioivletl; wood boy, Donnie Jenkins; reader, Queenie MacKinnon.

School

KINGSTON Y.P.U.

The regular meeting oi.’ the Kingston Y.P.U. met at the home of lvliss Mildred Paul on Tues- day evening, Jan. l0. Mildred Paul led ilii- devotional period which opened the meeting by singing "Unto The Hills". The scripture lesson read by Erma

BREAKFAST-

BACON

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SUPPER—

CHEESE LOAF and Swift‘s JELLIED HEAD Cooked HAM

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Swiffs PORK SAFSAGES . . . . . . . . . .

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BAKED MEAT AND PIMIENTO,

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ctl the devotional.

ln absence of ihc there ivcrc no minutes, QllVl: Barrett \\'as actfng~secretary' for ilic evening. Roll call was answ- cred by l3 members and one visitor. The business period was led by the president. It was dc- cided that the secretary scnd away for thc study books "Grow- ing With tho Ycars."

it was also decided that the "Programme Annual“ be bought from Mildred. Collection was take which amounted to 85c. Four members paid their foes. The appointment of news com- mittces for next meeting are as follows: Devotional, Erma Games- tcr. Study, Olive Barrett and Nelda Richards. Recreation, Roy lIIacGregor and Alton Grccn. Lunch. Ruy Younkci: and OIIVC Barrett.

The study period was then led by Roy Younkcr and Reggie Neur-

SCCITIGFY

the liomeﬂcif IIIiSi-JVKcIfhFIBVryen ton.

The meeting opened with Devot- ional Period in charge of NOIIIIB. Yco. The hymn "He Lendeth Me; followed by Lord's Prayer. A read- lng for meditation was presented by Mrs. Keith Bryenton entitled "Know Thyself."

Scripture Reading was iron Timothy, Chapter l. verses 1-12, read by Nornin You. The hymn "Wonderful Story of Love.”

Reading entitled “Samaritan Sitters," read by Norma Yeo. Clos- ing hymn, “Tis so Sweet to Trust in Jesus." And Mizipali Benediction.

Minutes of last meeting were read and adopted. Roll call was answered by 9 members and 4 visitors. Collection amounted to .85 cents. A card of thanks was re- ceived from Tillie Prowse for the sympathy card sent.

taken

A letter was read front Mrs. Phyllis Kite thanking the Young People's for the Box that they

sent her.

head spent the week-end in York the guests of Mr. and Mrs. William Cooke.

est daughter 0i" Mr. and .\lrs Ros- coe MacDonald. York. was a visitor

Stanhope motored to the city Friday and were the guests of their daughter Miss Marion Shaw.

liun, York, were Sunday guests at the home of their daughters Florence and Mr. MacCann, West Covehead.

visor of Public Schools of P. E. I.

They money saving p

Emperor GRAPES . 2 I5. Lqe. California ORANGES . . Doz. Florida Pink GRAPEFRUIT . . . . . 3 for BANANAS Lb. Crisp CELERY each Local Full CARROTS . . . . . 3 lb. 14c Hubbard SQUASH . . . . . . . . . . . Lb. 08c Fresh SPINACH 2 lbs. 33c

Special Prices on all Varieties Local and B. C. APPLES

Other great values on

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SPECIAL FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ONLY Fresh Strawberries and Mushrooms

BENEFIT

I LOT 05 C. W. L. MEETING

York and Vicinity

Miss Shirley Cooke West Cove-

dlvision of C. W. L. for the Year, was held January 15, quite a satisfactory attendance.

Miss Miiricl MacDonald 3on3-

to the city on Saturday. rem; t "i This was followed by the MY- and MT5~ L1°Yd 51m“ °I surer's report, which showed a

‘m balance in bank of $445.55.

The secretary. Mrs.

Mr. and Mrs, Edmund ManMil-

Miss

“d M“: o" 80. Richard Vessey-AZO.

You'll take to these SUPER. SAVINGS at your (lo-Op Super Market like a duck takes to wafer, because this week-end sale of ours features low, low prices on all these grand, good-tasting foods that you buy frequently . . . enjoy daily. bead a Ion list of “Best Buys”—top quality foods a! cos-that help you fill your family's plates without emptying your purse. And it's this sure economy that invites you f0 buy ALL your food needs at your (Jo-Op.

The first meeting of Lot 66. sub- New with

The president, Mrs. F. J. ‘Trai- nor occupied the chair and opened the meeting with the League Pray- er. The minutes of the Der-ember meeting were read and adopted as

trea-

Matthias Murray, then read the correspon- dence; which consisted of quite a number of “thank-you" notes for _

80. D. Crockett-an. Harry Lewis-

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FRESH EGGS Grade A Largo Doz. 35c Grade A Medium Doz. 33c Pullers Doz. 28¢

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Christmas gifts received. A letter from the Tuberculosis Lcagzte making an appeal for funds tlTCBf- ry 0n the Mobile X-Ray service another year was also read.

It was moved iiiid seconded that $5.00 be sent to this very worthy causeQA letter from Mrs. Blake was read, explaining an error made iii Scholarship Money sent in from this sub-division.

A letter from the Convener of Sisters of Service asking for con- tlnued support, was read. It was moved and seconded that. $5.00 lie sent to this organization.

The sub-division then enjoyed a very inspiring talk by Reverend Director, Father Iilicormnc. He stressed the fnct, that nil must work together, get together and he more sociable. He asked that read-

ings on some important subject, b1 presented at C. W. I... meetings mid have a lively discussion on ths same.

lie asked also, during this Holy Year, to strive to do something extra for God. He closed by thank- ing the members of the C. W. Li‘ for the vcry practical and usefu gift of car robes that he receivcd at Christmas. It was moved and -'~P~ coiidcd that the imeeting be at jouriied.

LOTS 0F FIRE!

BERWICK, N.S. - (OP) - Five fires in only i8 hours was a new record for the Penvick fire depart- ment. lligh winds were blurted f"! chimney fires In four otf the calls.

Supervisor Brian Jones, Super-

and ,

Gamcstcr was takcn from E hcs- 50ft» NCXt meeting to he held at was in York on his will‘ DOLCIN 1mm" ians ﬁ-ll-lil, John 12-35 piifiti the home of Mi: and Mrs. Owen I” w“ “‘°"°d “ml 5°°°“d°d ma“ while there he was the guest of ill ‘t . ~ Totomo w Jo)... 14.5, the theme bgjng “High- Younkcr. The recreation period 92m membe" take Something for Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Vessey, York. i i / _ way of Life,“ Thzs was followed “'35 171°" 10d by Aielha M39‘ t e m“. can raffle“ meeting ‘or i [A Ulilﬂﬂll by prayer. lilildrcd Paul then Gregor and Elva Gamester. A the Palcelfor olerseas’ - LEV/is Bms- Produce Shippers read a story. Hymn “O Master dainty lunch was then served by The comlmiuees we]? appmm“? and producers of’ high quality, I Lct Me “talk with Thee" c105. the iiosicss, assisted by commit- for, the. m“ meeting‘ D“‘,’°“°“- prize winnliiil 3015mm (lime 105d" ~ e . __- e _ ~e We A.___ _ .. . .... .___ 19¢ in q “~30 “l5- Rlchilrd H°1m°S~ Siudy- will‘ ed seed and table stock potatoes 0 The group ihcii joined in a sing- lace MWFF“ RPM-gallon: Everett last. week. But due tn prevalence g Svng- Th0 organist for the eve- Gray’ ASsbt/nnts‘ Mrs‘ Em Ma“ of turnip maggot scars find it ‘Q ning was lili-s. Parker Nevvson. Mina? and Wallace Emmett‘ For difficult to ship turnips. A hearty ‘m? of thanks “yas c» Study. Mrs‘. Cray gate n reading ___ tended to the members of the gg‘“lglz‘lt‘i,lncliwhnt happened at‘ Amfmﬂ m9 "Elm/mes of YnTk house 0i f ~ - - ~ ' ‘ . . we W85 the social aiter- I homehaniil iiiiiatiiisrliisiiiiiysiilikiiiiil. Aim a “m” “I "°°'e“““" "‘ ateliie home of Reverend and s ' chm“ 0' Mrs‘ Richard Holmes Mrs Douglass when their daughter

, The mec-tiff_i djourxlcdi ulldlisdvfheiurlqlhgeexg“ h; Mary entertained a number of her l I UNION aoan Y. P. u. hos“... A ,,,;;',‘,,,;g_,,ng brought little schovlhend are-school use I . t“ meeting t. . do". ﬂiends on t e occasion oi’ has‘

sixth birthday anniversary. Dainty party refreshments and small gifts to each little guest. were served by Mrs. Douglass. The memory of

O11 January P. U. met at.

TO . . . . .. . . téiiiiiaegagspylpisagteylnlltiavleong Illa vii-z; ,5 w i M), CQATS 1'9 $8100 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Now $49.50 on Friday afternoon January ‘ w "\\\

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COATS to $59.50 . . . . . . . . NOW $34.50 yaw; cgvfsitjnpgarﬁgz: ierxwlgflnflliil; _R,,,,¢,,,,,, 9",, coats to $35.00 ........ NOW $19.15 Siitfidf; iliitllﬂdl. $3.1m‘; »

and minutes were read and ap- proved. The sewing project. of the ~ week was the making of cup towels by the member. and also the fun- damental stltches in the art of‘ needle craft. In the absence of the leader Mrs. William Crockett Miss Underhay took charge. About twenty-five members were present.

The weekly @311 the York In-

door Rifle Club was h id I Y k ' _ "M, Thursday Jm “mm” wtfgn Yet it costs much less than a cent a cupi

a number of shooters were present. ' - 5°” m!“ "m! "is MM"- TI" Truly, KING COLE Tea is the least

The only ‘true naeasué a: (ea you" is‘

FUR COAT SPECIALS $99.00. $129.00 and $149.00

thesatisfaction it gives — in ﬂavour, aroma and

‘richness. KING cote Tea i. blended to bring

JOY RIDE ENDED UP LIKE TIIIS . 0m- was Fatally Injured, Two Others Were l-Iurt In Cnlll

USE OUR LAY-AWAY PLAN- out all these virtues in the most satisfying combination:

A Toronto torn-agar is dead. a srcond n-car death and a third has been jailed aficr a BS-milo-per- hour "joyridc" in a stolen car that

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A DEPOSIT WILL HOLD ANY GARMENT

slammed into a tree near Oshawa. I UIIEEIIIIIIL U “ "i: .".'r.:::.m .

planned by the trio. While relurn- ‘ and A. J. Ginny-M ‘tied for first gx gggjyg g3 wgl] g

c a ‘"8 "m" "Cm "will"! their W1 place. v. amen-m. nmr. Vsasey p a the

- friends, youths stole a car and __ _m_ w_ u cook,__m_ “uh veb

. ' headed for Oshawa When "W I 'seY~0i. Lenard Andrews-Oi. stew- most refreshing of bevera es" -

spotted police cruiser foliowinil art Vessey-Ili. Louis vQgggy._%_ 8 '

. 99 QUEEN STREET

~ ' lDenn Watts-M. Frank Vessey-OS. Rlvmona vessey-sc. Leith Brown ~41. P. Proud-DO. Arthur Brown-

them. Albert King, charged with joyriding. tried to outclistance car, only to end up in smash-up.

oniv sum. Dying In Hospital

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