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EASY TO MAKE MORE MONEY in quicker time -- that's what Fsmilex offers you Plus free pro- ducts each month as door open- ers. 250 guaranteed products to sell including gift sets. medici- nes, soaps. shoe polish. farm pro- ducts. Write for free details at Feinilex. Dept. 13. 1600 Delor1- mier, Montreal.

liars & Trucks For Sale riiiTs7ifn'-T1lni5iiTr)'iToTsa'iTATiG.

Good working condition. Apply

Roland Beairsto, West Covehead.

Found

FOUND - ONE TRUCK TIRE and wheel. Erskine Campbell, Ai- berton.

Lost

LOST - PARCEL CONTAINING bath robe. tie, in the vicinity of Queen street. Finder please notify A. MacDonald, Bristol.

LOST - ONE PIG OFF TRUCK between New Haven and Char- lottetown. James Tierney. New Haven

Female Help Wanted lliAN I MAN for housework. Phone 2939-W. WANTED - AT THE r. a. isiaT:Ii Hospital, female help. Tray supervisor for night duty. Apply to Dietitian.

For Sale i'o'iTE1TiT:--Kr-s?."i3KWicTf. ines. 50 acre farm. with barn. Apply Ewen Macbougall.

FOR SALE - DRY SOFT W001) in stove length. Lester Bi-yantoii, Spring Valley.

FOR SALE - ENTERPRISE MON- arch Range. Good condition. Roland Matheson. Breadalbane.

FOR SALE - BLOOD MARE. seven years old. Milton Gurney. least Royalty.

F011 SALE-1 fl H.P. IOVVA EN- ginc. and one Jollity colt 2 172 years, at James Cudmorc's. Green Bay.

NEW RECAP TIRES STANDARD trcad. 600x16 57.95 each. 650- 670x15-650xl6 50.50 each. Mud and snow 600x16 50.95 each. 650- 670x15-650x16 s10.95 each. Write for passenger tire sizes not listed Orders shipped C. 0. D. Collect. Glendale 0. K. Rubber Welders. 1287 Weston Rd., Toronto, Ont.

M -FOR SALE

Approximately 25 acres of Ce)

good Spruce Lumber on

main road.

EDWIN BELL, Dcsablo

Commencing December 29 1 will be buying rough Pulp-

wood at my yard in Monr- sgue. '

A. II. ANDERSON

LOST - BLACK AND BROWN fox hound. near Milton. Anybody knowing his whereabouts, Phone 2997-L. Collect, or George Moore. West Royalty..

Miscellaneous STOREY ELECTRIC 3007. ELEC- trlcal Repairs, Housewlrlng, Re- frigeration, G.E. Polisher Rental Service.

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T0 LET-TWO FRONT ROOMS. Apply 30 Weymouth.

fo RENT - -rwo Fuimisinzo

rooms. 174 Kent Street. Phone 1037-.1. Typewriters Eur - ss MONTHLY - RENT.

New portables-special 3 month student rate. Remington hand Ltd., 104 Kent Street. Phone 2771.

Montreai Stocks

MONTREAL, Dec. 25 - (GP) .. Closing stock quotations: Stock -

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AT THE P. E. I. HOSPITAL FEMALE HELP

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1 AUCTION sans

TUESDAY, DEC. 30th AT 12:00 NOON Of the two farm properties of the late Carl Christensen. Also the following:

, LIVESTOCK: 4 milk cows, 3 to freshen spring; 2 heifers to freshen in spring; 5 calves; horses and harness. 1

MACHINERY: Binder; mower; rake; 3 wagons; gang plow; barrows. disc and spring tooth; grain sep- arator; tumlp pulper; cream separator; wood sleigh; scales, etc. ' ,

HOUSEHOLD GOODS: Kitchen range; ice re- frigerator; heater;'table and chairs; buffet; living room furniture; 2 beds complete; 3 dressers, and many art- icles too numerous to mention.

TERMS: All sums up to 510.00 cash. Over that amount six months' credit on approved joint note. If not line first fine daytfoliowlng. '

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PAGE SEVEN

Abegweit Football Team Of 18861

1300 C Decalta War 500 Cdn Dev Pete .

550 C Malartt 45 370 Cdn Oil 13 1-4 25 Cdn Wall E 9 2000 C Williston 275 1950 Casslar 640

350 Cent Explr 400 Cent Leduc 500 Centremaq 400 Chart Oil 300 Chem Res 3500 Cliestvle 500 Chib Explr

Sales Stock Close 50 Acad All A ' 17 1-4 700 Ajax 135 1000 Akaltcho . 115 1400 Albermont 225 500 Am Yk 24 300 Anacon 250 200 Anglo Cdn 715 300 Anglo Hur 12 7-8 11040 Ang Rouyn 42 500 Ankeno .... .. 19 3-4 4000 Area 33 10050 Ascot 60 10 Ashdown B 10 8000 Asher .. ,. 181 500 Atiin Ruf 9 1000 Aumaque 13 1-2 1000 Bagsmac 17 1-2 500 Bailey Sci A 550 900 Bamat .. 101 1000 Barvue 385 1080 Esrv Warr 160 23000 Beliekeno 48 3000 Bevcourt . 85 4500 Blbis 16 2000 Bldgood 10 2000 Boymar 13 , 700 Bralorne 460 25 Dr Cord A 9 1250 Britalta. . .. 8557 13500 Brit Em Oil 115 2500 Buff A111: 60 2000 Bulldog 22 30 Cal as Edm 13 7-8 900 Calmont 700 Calnorth . 100 Camp Chib 1000 Camp R1 200 Can S oil .. 300 C Atl Oil . 700 C Decaita

The year 1885 marked the birth of football in Prince Edward Is- land though it was not until the following year that the Abegweit Football Club was formed here.

It was in 1885 that young men like Kenneth Martin and George Robinson from Dalhousle Univer-

Johnston from McGili brought back stories of football games and fired the enthusiasm of college students here.

Books on rugby rules were ob- tained and the group got permis- sion to use what is now known as Memorial Field for practices and games.

Among the men to carry the goal posts and cross bars to the field was Dr. H. H. Shaw, B.Sc.. LL..D.. rctircd Superintendent of Ecluciiiion, the only surviving member of the original Abegweit football team. With him were Percy MacDonald, Hooper Robin- son and Charles Kennedy.

Games were arranged as often as posiblc and on October of that year a game between the "Scotch" trim nnd "All-Comcrs" was played with the "Scotch" clowning their opponents by ll score of 13-2.

Line-up

The linc-ups for this game werc as follows:-

All-Comcrs: E. lngs (Caiptainl, ,George Robinson, D. H. Robinson, W. A. Weeks, .1. F. Whear, F. W. Moore, Willlster Brown, BR. New- bci'ry. J. H. Good, William Palmer.

M. W. Murphy, A. Meliish and Thomas Leigh. 1 Scotch: Aeneas M ii cD o n a 1 cl

(Capiniiil. Percy MacDonald, Ken-

Sale By Public Auction

BUICK 1951 SEDAN

By virtue of it warrant to me directed from Industrial Accept- ance Corporation Limited of Hell- fax in the Province of Nova Sco'tis, I have taken possession of one Buick Sedan, model of the year 1951, "Dynsflo". Nova Scotin license plate No. 51749-1952, serial number 14369007552. some having been IEDOIIOIIETT by the under- signed from William C. Crossman on the 10th day of December. A. D. 1052, and the same will be sold by public auction in front of the Court House in summer- slde in Prince County on Satur- day. the 3rd day of January. A. D. 1953. at the hour of twelve o'clock noon.

GIVEN under my hand a't Sum- mersliln In Prince County this Ztth day of December, A. D. 1952.

O IUIIRT HALL: Ieltflgfet Industrial Acceptance Corporation Limited,

1700 Chimo 53 ' 000 Cobalt 29 1200 Coldstream 34 600 C Discov 165 343 Con smelt 31 1000 Conwest 420 200 Dome . 19 3-4 450 Dome Explr 875 1500 Dom Asbest 400 5000 Donalda 46 1-2 500 Dragon Oil 63 600 Duvex .. 42 400 East Malart 263 7200 East: Rim 132 200 East Still . 620 9200 East Metals .12 500 Elder .. 62 2000 El Pen Rey 11 8200 Estella 30 2100 Eureka . 123 1445 Falconbdge 18 3-8 3900 Fargo 1:12 2100 Fed Pete 7'15 2900 Fenimore . 72 1000 Fcnlmore Wts I7 2000 Flank Pete 27 10500 Gas Explr 160 250 Gen Pete 850 000 Gen Pete A 765 3000 Geneva 11 1000 Gillies 7 43000 Goldcrest . 19 400 Gold Man 310 1000 Goldhawk 4 7-8 500 Grah Bousq 30 1-4 1500 Gulf Lead 7 .1-4 8500 Gunner 170 500 1-lar Hib R 2500 High Crest 52 500 Hlghwood 33' 130 Home 011 12 3-4 3500 1-lam Yk 9 l 200 H Smith 18 so Hud Bay 55 .-s-a” 1700 Hy-Clisrg 20 1-2 1125 Int Pete 26 1-4 27500 Jeculet 11 300 Jet Oil 55 500 Jolict 30 4500 Joiisnilth 211 16600 Jupiter 274 2000 Kelore . '8 7-8 208 Kerr Add 19 3-4 300 Kirk Lk 70 500 Klondike 14 600 Kroy Oil 182 550 Labrador 900 1000 Lk Ling 21 1-2 50 Lk Woods 31 100 La Luz 270 200 Lamaque 400 1000 Landover 32 2000 Laps. Cad' 5 1-2 1000 Lavalie 5 1-4 500 Leduc Con 54 1000 Ieltch 105 2000 L1 Lee 71 1566 Lomega 4 3500 Lk Pete 25 8500 Louvct 17 1000 Lynx . 13 25 Macasss. 158 1000 Macho 5 3-4 5000 Mackeno . 57 700 Marigold 711 5500 Matai-row 12 1500 Mayo 11 5400 Mid Cont 35 1000 Mill City . 51 700 Mining Corp 12 1-2 1500 Mylamaq .. 6 500 Not Pete 170 2300 Nes Lwbinl 140

iicth Martin. Charles A. Kennedy,

Dan J. MacDonald, D. R. Laird,l

ll-erbcrt Shaw, John Mclntyre, E Mathesoii, Fred AllCiEi'S0ll. A. H MacNei1l. John Brown, W. Dun- stan. D. Cameron and W.C. Laird.

During that fall considerable thought was givcii to the selection

of a name for the club and when . - ,A.m.Mm; .

1020 New Bid 3 7'3 .700 NE Dome 240 1700 N Cal . . 105 1200 N Concord 208 4800 N Continentnl 133 18600 N Devon 511 1150 N Dickcn 315

2000 N Hugh Mai 11 2000 N Jason 40000 N Liigucrre 1500 New Mar 234 N Senator 100 Noranda 1500 Norlartlc 150 Normctel 4366 Norpax 900 NC Oils 500 N Deiiison 500 Nor Exteii 49232 Obaskn . 500 011 Select 3330 Ont Pyrites . 2000 Ont. Pyr A Wts

10 600 Pat: Pete 11 1-2 5300 Pnmour 100 1000 Paymaster 58 600 Peace River 700 2600 Peak Oil :14 2200 Petrol 70 1500 Pick Crown 149 400 Ponder .. 145 2000 Prem Bord 13 75 Pr Met 9 3-4 200 Preston 158 7700 Punch Pete M 3000 Que Cop 711 5100 Que Lab 17 200 Qucmont 17 1-4 2500 Rndlorc '70 2000 Red Popliir it 1-2 2500 Reef Pete 23 4000aRlx Athab 163

500 Rowan C Wis 13 . 6100 Roxane 175 Royalite 1500 Rundle 2100 Scurry 100 Secur Free 200 selburn Wts 600 Sheep Oreek 1185 Sheri-ltt 1010 S11 Miller 100 souris 125 southam 2000 Spooner 10633 Stanwell . R00 Steep Rock 600 Sylveniie 8600 Sweet Gross 1765 Teck Hugh . 500 Thom Lund 3000 Tornbill .. 1500 Tower Pete 800 Trans Emp 800 Triad Oil 1000 Un Asher 500 Un Lead 4800 Un Oils

300 Upper Can

city and William Wccks and Harry

ii. H. H. Shaw. Recalls Birth: Of Football In P. E. lslanil

. II. SHAVV

the name Abegweit was first sug- gested it was not very well rc- ccived During the wintnr, how- ever, it was discussed at length and W115 adopted at a iii:-ctiiig of the club held the following year at the office of Davis mid Suth- erlaiid.

Officers elected were Daniel MacDonald. president; W i 1 1 i :1 in weeks, vice-president: George Rob- inson, Capt-.1111, and F.W.L.Muoi'c. secretary-ti-::isiii'cr.

. First Game Dr. Shaw recalls that the first game between Prince of Wales

College and Saint Duiistniils Uiii- vcrsity took place Saturday. May 18th. 1886. These teams were not organized but were drawn from members of the student body. W. C. won by 15 points and one of their players, Percy MacDon- nld. was named the oiiistziiirliiig

New York Stocks

NEW YORK. Dec. 25 - tC'P,l -

Marketsmillt-Aalllance

(By The Canadian Press) Torhitto

icrsiholrl firm. New York -- Price: mix in quiet modern standards in many

market. Montreal - Indrstrlals gain.

523 a llltl1Cl'9d..'flgl7' yr--1 Tn:-k cents to 70 cents .1 bole highrr.

P.v,itsclf as one of the main sports

Shown above are the mem- here of the Abegweit; Football (lluh of 1886. Left to right they (front row) (lharles Ken- IIPILV, Hooper Robinson, H. H. Show. (Jentrc row, John F. I Whc-ar, Pcrcy McDonald. George 1 Robinson, William A. Weeks and l I l

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Aeneas Macllonsld. Rear row, Frank Stewart, Charles Leigh, F. VV. Moore, Daniel Cameron. Diiiiir-I J. lliacl)onniiI. A. H.

: MM-Neill and George Gordon.

Iplsyer of the day.

; it was in the same month that ,the Abegweit Football Club called, it meeting to accept the challenge of the Pictou -Club to a match on Lthc. Queen's birthday. The meet- ,ing was held in the offices of Mc- Lean, Martin and MacDonald.

1 Hundreds of persons gathered at the ”Steamboat wharf" on the 24th to go to Pictou and as the ship neared Pictou a volley of niuskets was fired from the bluff by the Pictou battery.

The game got underway shortly

latter noon that day and the Char- llottctown boys won the toss for position. Playing for Charlotte- town were: Back. D. Hooper Rob- linson: half-backs, Percy MacDon- ald, W. A. Weeks, George Robin- son (Captain); quarters. Herbert show, Charles Kennedy; forwards, Aeneas MacDonald, C. Leigh, Fitz ilvloore, Frank Stewart, Daniel lCainei-on, D.J. MacDonald, George Gordon, J. F. Whenr, and A. H. lMncNcill. E. Ings was umpire.

l island Victory

I The Island aggregation had com- iiiand of the field during the first half and Fitz Moore scored for a 14-0 tally as the Island boys ex- lcelled themselves. In their first 'football game in competition the local squad downed the exper iciiced Pictou team 4-0 and when 'tlicy arrived back in Chariottetowii about 9.15 that evening the wharf was crowded with cheering island fans.

on November 22nd, 1886. the Abcgwe-it team went to Pictou for a three-day tournament and made pilll rxcellent showing against such teams as Dalhcusic, the Wander- er.-. Pictou and New Glasgow. By libis time football had established

!and the leading contender, cricket, was on its way out from a pop- ularity strindpoint.

Tuesday.

capital Expansion Takes lip 23 Per cent Of 1952 Production

MONTREAL. Dec. 25--(CP)- Canada's capital expansion pro- gram in 1952 took up at most 23 per cent of the country's total available production and a rising volume of new construction under way points in ii further increase next year, the Bank of Montreal said todsy in a year-end business review.

The review said 1952 whole has been .1 good year." although the record is still in- complete. -The gross value. of Can- adals national production may well have increased by seven or eight per cent in value due. about equally, to higher domes- tic prices and in greater volume, of output.

The increase was less than re-1 corded in either of the two pre- ceding years and most, Canadian business men could look back on 1952 as 11 year of narrowing mur- gins between costs and prices.

K . . the lifting of restrictions on steel for non-essential con- struction and the termination of deferred depreciation at the end of this month should release a good many capital cxpnnsion plans that have been postponed. for the past two years.”

Another element of strength in 1952 was the ”marked improve- ment" in Canada's balance of trade.

Overseas export markets were; less receptive but rcarmament, and private capital expansion ap- peared likely to exert. larger claims on available resources and ”to these is now added a brisk level of retail demand."

"on the

Farm Income

O'I'I'AWA, Dec. 26 -(CP)- Cosh income received by Canadian farmers totalled 31.840.000.000 in the first nine months of 1952, the Bureau of Statistics reported

This is a decline of more than 535,000,000 from 51.876.000.000 in the same period last year, the bureau said.

The two-per-cent drop mostly from a sharp decline cash from livestock sales lower Wheat Board payments.

The livestock industry was hit.

resulted in and

by foot-and-mouth disease in South Saskatchewan which Ire- sulted in closing of the United

States market for Canadian live- stock and meats.

Lower livestock prices. together with smaller marketings of all classes of livestock except hogs. reduced the cash income from livestock and poultry to 37560.- 830.000 from 5740.222000-

Dairy product income increased to 529-1.253.000 from 5290.870.000. while fruits declined to 528,648,000 from 528,755,000. p

Higher prices pushed cash in- come from potato sales to 551.- 996.0130 from 521.907.000-

Yorli and Vicinity

Mr. and Mi-sfilioyd vessey and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Watts were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fulton Douglas. Savage Harbor. on T1195- day, Dec. 16th.

Mrs. Peter Proude srpcnt Thurs- day, December 18th, in the City.

Miss Joan Vessey left by plane Sunday, December 21st. for her Christmas holidays in the U. S. A.

Miss Elaine Cook was a visitor to Charlottetown on Saturday, De- cember 20th.

The Misses Gladys and Eliza- beth McDonald,'who are attending P. W. C., are home for the Christ- mas holidays.

Miss Mary Watts of the Royal Bank spent the weekend of De-

1.-19-.42: P. E. i. No.

barley was taken by processors, Ex-lcember 20th at her home in York, ML

Mrs. Frank Watts spent. Satur-

1'.'csi.rrn oil: dip, nth-

Tcronto - E31211 hogs, grade A,

Cotton closed 20 newspapers.

ll55 Ventures 21 3-0 1000 Vicciir 7 1-8 16500 Vulcan 40 ..L

176 Waite Am 11 7-3 WINNIPEG. Dec. 24 . (GP) -, 1000 WC0d0Il PW Prices generally showed firm trend, 1500 West F-Sh1(')' in moderately-rictive trade today on 2300 W Hnm-S1-'1 the Winnipeg Grain Exchange. Rye:

800 W Lcrlselmlds was the weak spot. l

100W 'I'UIltZSt0H Shippers picked up oats, while

400 Wilrich 1000 WindWIl1'd port buyim: in flex was nccrmpaii-l 3303 Y-718 Mad icri by i-t-ports of sales to Europt-.l 3-'1-”0YC”01i5'X - -- - 7 Rye morcd lower due to lack of 1000 Yk Boar .. tan ,,,,,.d demnnd, I 1600 YUKCHO 42 There was no Ilnformation avail-

CVR3 able on export wheat loadings.

100 Pen Ore 515 Class two and 1'WA wheat top 1300 YUKON 00” - 50 grades were unchanged from Tues- Totol sales 632,000 slmrcs. day,

Closing iiricrz-': BANKS Outs --- Dec 8135; May 01',-it-A: Jly 73's. 75 Bk NS . .10 Barlry: Doc. - 1,22-1.13; May 1,22. 50 C Bk Com . 20 7505-ll:-'1-.: .n.v 1.16-1.. i Rye: Dec. l7.'lli'.l1: May 170; Jly INDUSTRIALS 1.710111, ' Flnx: Dcr. 330-RB; May .'l,(inI,.3; 2930 Cdn Brew l-'- '-!.,11y 3,:m1..,3,

100 Simp A . 491-2; L, .D. L-

125 Simp 13 . 47 1.2g 0 . '

Pr ' Gives Figures On

Motor Accidents

OTTAWA. Dec. 'T?5-tCPl- Thc

Rm on R: Fdry .mlH,,ofV fact indulged in some editorial- Cdn Pine xd 34 H3 izing in a report on motor vehicle Cheg & Ohio 39 laccidents, which in lM)l killed Ccmis Ed 38 14 more, than 46 persons and injured GenpMm' R7 7g3 1.063 every week. g GtNRv pf 56 5.31 The report praised an intensive NY Com 22 .Hhsafely campaign in Saskatchewan Radhc M ,v-hirh in 1951 resulted in fewer std 6” NJ 76 mg traffic fatalities than in 1930-the Tex” C 561.zponly province to lower fatalities. Um Mm” 37 34,1114. also noted that Quebec. with an Us Rub N 34, ighest accident. rate in can: u. vmadmm 43 has emblnirked on compulsory test- West Un 'r , :19 5-8 "18 91 " "1 mm, Westhse 46 5-8 U”"”' "C ph"”" ”