DECEMBER 10. 1951

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,, rm: GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN

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This column is reserved for news of local interest. but advertising of a survey nature may be inserted at live seats a word. strictly pay- aiale In advance.

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MES. JOENBTONB lADlES' WEAR. Beautiful values. CAGO Special)-An amazin electrohic earwhich hidesldea - NEW BIWIBED hockey sched- ncss and transmits even whispers illel at Jack Cameron's. with startling clarity, has been re- , ,.,l.lllllliSl;tyanoted.Chicago electronic 1 Enaulllsgll ';vltYEuf.a.o:nlB,l.s new 3 - . a nu enic arans . .Hen- ::"i':::;:::i"i.::”;r.n.::"hit - ne . . . I Iii'1””””"3 '"d' ”"M” '1'"”'t nuts in rue u.s.A. .- The

. -lli lit, and brings new hope to rl::1l5liiiillion persons in the United states who are hard of hearing.

no reported that this electronic car enables the deaflto bear with- out any button showing in the ear llnil without dnnllling batterl; wires.

To acquaint t a hard of caring readers of this paper with this liew niirm-lc electronic lear which hldes (lcafness, full details are described in a fasciiiatlnl: booklet, "New Dis- cui'('l'lOS to Help the Deaf Hear." 1: will be sent free in a plain.wrap- lm in anyone who requests if. Ari- lln-.: Electronic Research Direc- l.,.-, 1450 West 19th Street, Ion lit-llune Building, Chicago 8, Ill. A penny po:'.c-ltd. will do.-Adv.

death occurred suddenly in som- erville, Mass. Dec. 9, 1951 of Harry Marshall, youngest son of Mrs. Bessie Marshall, East Royalty, for- merly of North Rustico.

s 4 E CIA LS Nessel Rode Fruit Nut Roll

Hi-.'Y'RE at your Perfection (ii-aIor's right now-the one pint Nessel Rode Brick and the Fruit. Nut Roll- either one a wonderful taste delight.

LOTTERY WINNERS - The box of candy at the Charlotte- town Hospital Nurses' Guild Gift Table was won by Miss Shirley Pollard. 55 Upper Prince St. The Teddy Bear was won by Mrs. John Smith, Central Hotel, City.

ATTENDED DAIRY SCHOOL- Messrs. Percy G. Gay, John A. and Pezcy M. Simmonds recently returned from , Montreal where they attended a Dairy School in the Mount, Royal Hotel. A feature of the school was the demon- stration of equipment used in the industry. About 95 Canadian dairy- men were in attendance.

Lessons From Europe

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"tins iiould not require an outlay (.1 Britlsli currency; all that uuuirl be needed would be the sklll('(l supervision and the mach-

VISITING PROVINCE Mr. Abdul Rahman Saiamani. of Pak-

Pictured above is the recently'ction. .the modern structure houses. seating capacity of seven hundred Crcloit Union. Tie buildin:

is oil heated W . flavour lrlumpll of

l:u'F.V Mid Cfilllilmenh M the P!'e- in” A5 Vi5m"3 m9 PWVAM9 ii” completed I-lol Rcdee e Com- facilities for sports, culture and and fifty, with a balcony running scli: iinng we are not buying those theupurpose kofuItUdY"l3 me c”'ii.p' munity Centrey which it: rexpectedlwelfare activities and will fill alzicross the back of the hall. Gym- indirect lislitinrz throughout and ,..,..J.';S, R.?.?:, B:,'lL,,l:.,,:,sl,l: manuls and plgnoll, lif0!'W5 (mm Bmam 'myh"" It en Va mm. C "3 aysmm o" me to be formally opened sometime long felt need in the parish. nasium facilities are also included. contains ll fully equipped kitchenl mllsnall mellowed ln gm... "ml llnllldv and ,.,.,1l,.,.ll wllll ' M50 be mssme to 0b"m' Inandi ML suamam is the m' within the next month I The main auditorium is fuliylalong with bowling alleys. com- complete with an electric more i an ECG NOG BELL - I , l - . .

spector of co-operative services for . Baluchlstan, a province of Pakis- and "megs M me? tan. and while in the Maritimes is receiving the assistance of the Ex- tension Department of St. Francis Xavier University in Antigonish. .

-Photo by Garnhum

from British Co-opcrat- lll, sllpplics of commodities. such as ilmizs and some hardware which in difficult for Canadian Co-op- .-.-.l:;-sus to obtain. .

(To be contlnntd)

munity rooms

Teachers' Executive Meeting Saturday

consii-ii-l equipped for dramatlcs and has a

Si. Paul's Branch 1 'A' Annual Meeting

The Fruit Nut Roll is a (lclirious Vanilla Roll. with strawberry centre, and thickly covered with crushed nuts.

Of brick and concrete

St. Pauls Evening W.A. Annual Meeting

"scheme gang a-giey." l The general secretary. on a re. quest from Ottawa for Ihe lcach- i cr ti-alninz prospects in Prince! l-".dw:ird island. stated that much'

Enjoy them NOW--and he sure to order a gen- rrous supply for your lloiliiii) entertaining at Christmas and New Year's.

C TRINITY SE3. 1 5- . ladies Aid PEI 35?.iiiJET”i.J;i.;235E.i'?i'.l3.f”33 U 0 9 ihl l S d S S - . , . , i 15i5"e33nin3-We -115: -3- means. of .:.':.: .:'::."..:i3 ."”fJ.'.'.1”...?.l 2; . .... . llilsfiii.l2'”.2'2...?.3.”f.”.lZ”l.f.2..i3 0'” 5'”””''5--''' CH ' ll' - ' " F H I Iv: 607 mm Dawn

it 1 til i - v . , . , 5 ' or e even "3 were Fm" Evemng Branch at PEN” church Dec. 6th in the Parish Hall with Week, March 2-8. 1932. and for for the ticaching profession.

Hospilal Monlhly

ces and Catherine Crai who - . . . .

. uni two very enjoyable: duels. hvX”"gm5 Au1iml3'f'lmw't3; heldl I9" on attendance of 26 members. the annual Easter convention of The next meeting -Vvlll held

M The Ilnglng was led by Lem! 0” BY 3V9" "8 Vi 0 TBITNS The. president. Mrs. G. Rodd. teachcl-5 were discussed in Fed- pllci-' to the provincial director's ee I g Summ and Gurney Trims with president. Mrs. Gordon F. Roper preside-d. -'.l.lle meeting opened elation crime on Saturday, 1)ccem- leaving for a meeting of the na. in the chair and 19 members pre- with singing of hymn 73, "Thy bar 3, at a joint conference of the i.l0n:ll directorate in Ottawa, Jan- .

music capably supplied by Mr.

N l . Kl . sent. Kingdom Come", followed by publicity committee and the Fcd- um-y 24-26, 1952, H19 l9E”1,'”, ';l"l7(;1"hi!Y th m;9li'x:5 gewlceprabg, 3(t;o,.l:leudl)ei:;nubyThl Following the regular opening prayer andescripture readIng.lThc eralloll execlllll,-9, --..-M-MHMM 0' ll" 1435'” ft 1 9 "h I: pray". led by Mr. Irwlm All lhe devotional service, and routine different reports of the officers pmsenl were all members ol vll;-nil;-S REWARD l3fW"'d lsllmd 3”" 3 W” ' me business, the reports of the varl- showed a Very succscsful yeah the conferring groups except Mr. ...- WUEDENA, Sask. (CF)-Becaiise

A” W3 c”'"'au Heme im Mm'd”" young people In "mud M ous officers were read as follows: Milli" UHF bale W85 Shlllilcd l0 A” J. R. Murphy. Summcrside. who. 9 ....

lwrillber 3rd, itvlth twenty-Lliree ”"''ce ''3'”"” "93 s""d"3'i Treasurer Ml” Beverley vlmmer. Soints' Residential School Alberta blwause of lllllcssl was not able there was no damage reported

ili"mbN'5 DF059n- l . ' . and was much appreciated. l l (l i 3- H ll .- - Ti" m””"3 w” wened by me 0 prslzunfruz 393:; filaltdililia-5 Lsi5icri:taM3e'ss:AJgA:SSEc1- The M”C"5 elecied I" 1952 olvlaistsenlsstelle Bowness. chair- lil:mW&:ie?1?ie:3Ii)u1;l:?il1ksil;:I 15 vboetzd

lm”5ld””- M” C'"d”" AV”'d- noon Ml" Lem, McLul-eyls T c rotary Mrs 'W B Whltesidei Edu- were as mum": man of the publicity committee. 3100 for imprqyemenls at the town

”'” ”” Lm” Pray" ”p'””d mm 'gave a very interesting i..n.' cational sec.-only Miss 'Louise P”5”'e"" M” Jr Go RM” . led the discusion re Education skating rink.

"mm" toqthe student teacher: Prince of Haszard ' vice Presidm" Mrsl Harry M”' W8!-ck Th0U"h br0Bd1y YEDTCSEHV W -or is r "" Tl” mm”'" M the prevbus Wales College on -"A cm;-lad M5 l- ln her - .-t l, of ' alive. last year the Education LONDON - (GP) - A baby-

m""'i”V meeting were ""1 md Syllabus in Speech Art and ly Juiiingiieine ye...-:'1.),;..'l. rlisll-i 2""! Vi” p”sid”"" M” We” Week committee will be further welfare magazine advised conipan-

ldwmli Drama" Miss McLiire demon- 1; Kemp i"C1i9"5ed in its m9mbCY KFOLIPS lcr making rattles for babies not to A mmllm Wu passed wpolmlng - thanked the mem era for their co- 5-l,,Cl.ela,.l., Mrs. pm-kel. Monm E 1 , J , l: .- H V. - . M .

,,,.. W E, calm”, M” G,,,,,,,,, l;l:l;gel';;ljm'";f'3.ml; fiiegigg operation during her two and one .-,..,,,.,,.,, M", ,. A, gem... weer .vWl3lnCllltiacgllmgmrlleelllill lge lixllttlle toy-jlntll lead shot-in susl sgnueaeooz - OIIMRLOT sconce

5'9 hi!" 3951'! in 0"1C8- Corresponding Secretary, Miss 55959 maciim" "5 it 53 ” 5" '

A-..ii'cl and Mrs. J. W. M:acKenzie in mi. as A committee for the tur-

M. sllllllpl. ll, be held ln lleulz :'ll3:ip:2:';'r:1i"l':v3ax ';';l:c"dl;':l”””lCl; and committees elected for .1952: l Dorcall Secretary. Mrs. 'Cillilllp' Miss Mabel Auld allcd Ml rank" ”"'l ”" l'"'"u"r-V 3on'' The Miss McLure by Miss Doreen President -Mrs' G' B' whmsldel '0": "Ss1.5mm' M'55 "i iinkoford cliairnian of the Easter convent. 1' '77” 7 W .-9-.,;,.,ilnn or Mrs. Gordon Cm k b h ll l h- l l in vice-president. Mrs. BarryMac- Educallonnl I Secretary. Mrs. l. d. ;. Pl b . l lam-l 3- -onv not of mg lurk; lie on e a l) " cu” Laren- 2nd vice-president Mrs H. l-lemming; assistants Miss Mc- ”" '5c"r5m"l 3"” 3”? 9”";

clone li?'tK( rcs:'etfullY accepted y mates. R Mann”. treasurer Miss 3:”. Mum" md Mrs Newman arranged whereby more instruc- .. r .. . M g - . . s l- - -l l -

The um.-ii.-er's report was then COUNTY MAo1s'raA'i-i-:'s W” V””Id”””"”i ””"”"l3 530' ”""k 0""'"g S”””””" Mi” glfdnergiiiiis ir::Ci'ieAl?: uigzedabig "Rd -W1 RWNVGGI Ind the 0"'-- courrr - A . ident of Char- ””l'3"' M” 14- 9- Thmmi W” A'Ll13l”,,'"e Mm 9 "M, l-,.,,, A to inake a choice of groups at-

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.-r.inriinr bills were authorized to lomlD,,nl convlcled on g muse responding secretary. Mrs. G. R. week gecremmg Miss A. Lewis tended. Ml.” Claude Campbell

l" PM or asessle of intoi tin ll - . . . h A ll!” "V ""0195 TN”-"lid gr uorpft s plotlce other ihcaan his rel 9”" clap”? 555A5”mlt Dom?” Sect wflrl?rerM:rl::.;i:,rl sememl” Mm bet to the convention committee; l'”ll' Hi "5: mW"B "Gad Ym 9 idence. was fined s20 and costs or r”"y- M” P- 13- wl”3m5- Edi” - soclnl Scrvlm M”. Ill G. Rodd. and Miss Dorothy Auld. a mcm- Lla-nnon o e uyins Com i-- so ddlyalby Magistrate ' Gilbert A. wg:gr:;:;y.LarrI:sChiI:,ui:: W, ,, A, .. . . -bcr to-replace Miss Vera Simpson -. comm - 31lu”.i..2-.”"5....?"”Jli ..?::.i:i -is in Me-m f..”."l”.33..E.3.llS”.Ul2.1..”i.ff2;””"' ' I iniemiiiig rcpnrt of the Hospital mommy Two olllel. case, wlllcll Secretary Mrs. H. R. Carruthers. ' ” M- -. ' . - LONDON-MlCp,,Accll5cd lll ll 1. Elmer Pincail. chaiiman of .

Aids Association Convention which she and Mrs. Avard had attended at St Andrew's in June.

As the January meeting will be the annual meeting. all commit- ws new requested by the Presi- (iI'liii in have their reports ready to be presented at that meeting.

On motion of adjournment. tea was served.

vagrant was sentenced to so days M Ml . . , h l. l in ll” by "W 5l'lPe"dlN'J! M835" Ola” vi;(;”li:' lrm Soy and M155 with precious stones were widely for :;'rneC”:5;gl:l"3lhte eeggiestwcl win is financial security Ior his lamily. But trate on Saturday mornmzi and WP as 5595' used when the taking of snuff was finally decided ilo wpporlcu UV": he'll be able to win this prize obefol-e the i race is run"-with life insurance.

For Northern Trip

Fnliialn A. Choulnard arrived line by plane over the week-end to sail on the next trip of the l'. G, S. Snurcl for the North- lanrl. C.-ipt. Chouinard has cap- iilnrd several ships which have sailor! further into the northern iwilrrs than other Canadian skip- llills lliivc gone.

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wiillm-liiinwilniwnil ill?” hmiin a Prince Street with do a e to quote "sures to uphold their 0Pln- 1 'oifs But meantime great deal or effort by the exccii- , , , ' ' mp " 9 i" Suppl" 3?, WW0" e5llm',led .5 ;-I715:-rho ions, "lilrorlceli: mail lla, more people tive and contract committee, the For. like all savingsithey help to check infla- ' C "0 E ii matter has now been pronounced fion.And.because they are long term savings,

in outpost stations closed in by Ire lo the extent that normal de-

hvcrws cannot be made. cldent and after subsequently RlJDl'81S8l 01' the Outlook. the llum- ll-ll, mm or year. "Lnllt. olioiiinard. who will colliding with a panel truck .1 her col; person dgavvlrllr unemployl - greater. we 0 Q . l , i. .......".... ii..?.?”lS.'l..i?..5i”i3li.'i.l2.. i-?Z'...lEii'3...”?i2S'..?”i.?J....Z3 iEe2i....'I”i.f.”'T-fl”. .f.””J..ii.."!. lI.?5”2. So keep up pmmum payments. Add new life insurance as you need it. And save

"ll" of the most northern posts

drunk and incapable,

in the accidents was

literature. A vote of thanks for a

appeared were adjourned for one week upon the request of the de- fending counsel. They involved a .esldent of Kingston, charged with the theft of lesident of Charlotteto n, charged with retaining possession of stolen

potatoes. and a

CITY POLICE COURT - A

of three men charged with being

one was nod sic and costs or ten days,

the second 36 and costs or 5 days and the other was remanded for one week. 90 and costs or 20 days, and a car driver who after being involved in two ac- cidents was remanded for week when he pleaded guilty to the arose following a collision between

A speeder was fined failed to stop one latter

charges. The case

car and I horde drawn wagon

car failed to stop after this ae-

reported

prnsciiily existing.

l SIRTHS. MARRIAGE!

stolen by the owner and found the next day near the railroad tracks at the foot of Prince Street. An investigation by he City Po- lice led them to believe that the owner had been the operator of the car atthe time of the accident.

The following are the officers

say; Dorcas Secretary. Miss El-

Quilt committee: Mrs. J. E. H. Worth, convener: Miss Florence Owen and Mrs. H. G. Maewilliam: delegates to annual meeting. Mrs. P. A. Soucy and Mrs. H. E. Miller. Jr.; substitutes, Mrs. Soy and Mrs. Roper.

The opening meeting will be held on January 7th. Following Benediction a delicious lunch was served by the tea committee, with

Employment Outlook Belier

Officials of the Charlottetown National Employment office be- lieve the employment outlook to be considerably more favorable than at the same time last year. and

In substantiating this cheerful

the same date last December These figures take in the whole of King's and Queen's Counties whose combined populations total about 60.000. The figures represent a de- cline of more than 2565.

It is pointed out that large num- bers of the working population are

Maud Ylaslam

court case here, the man in the clock was given his choice of law- yers and pointed to one with the remark "I'll have that one". The chosen lawyer replied: ”I'm sorry, you can't have me. I'm prosecut- ing you." ,.

HISTORIC HABIT

Snuff boxes of gold and silver

fashionable in olden times. phone company Jobs have M'- commenced and will likely employ more men after the foundations have been completed. It is unusual that building contracts of this kind are undertaken at this time of

year.

While optimistic over the pres- ent picture. the local Employment Office pointed out that real win- ter weother could hinder construc- tion work greatly and bring about

steadily employed than is usual at

convened to lay more

plans for the Week.

was appointed an additional mem-

the provincial-federal aid com- mittee. 'was sincerely commended for his most comprehensive and worthy report on the conclusions of his committee meeting recently held in Summcrside. Mr. Pineau's report. indicating our provincial Federation's policy on federal aid. was adopted by the executive and will be forwarded to C. T. F. of- fice at Ottawa.

C. T, F.'s move to join the W. C. O. T. P. (The World Confedera- tion of the Organizations of the Teaching Profession).

Reporting on the final outcome of an attempt by the Island Fed- eration to arrange for a continu- ous contract, thus making for greater security of tenure among its teachers, the general secretary outlined what had been done over a period of two years. After a rather hopeful beginning and a

issue. and the wcll-laid

a dead

EVERYONE knows that this is Santa's Bu

53- season, hilt, for all his

deiinllelstitiite to produce the soothing

HOW TO wm THEPRIZE

watch Jimmy gol He's mighty fleet on his feet. And you can just bet thatlhe'll win first prize in this race. . Some day Jimmy will grow up. He'll have a job. And helll get married. Then he”1l dis- cover that one of the prizes he wants most to

For you see. the full protection of life insurance begins the moment you make your first premium payment and the premiums that you set aside regularly can. if you so de- sire. help you win some of the "prizes" that savings provide-such as a college educa- tion for the youngsters, a travel treat or a new home!

Nowadays the savings you can make with life insurance are more important than ever.

their inflation-checking power is all the

1 - -money-every way you can!

Life insurance dollars serve you these other ways!

Did you know that a large part of every life

” each of his insurance dollar is put in work in investments

time to spend two days each week i

always out of work during the

DEATHS 50: per Insertion

Di-ZATIIB VON--Al, Summerside on In .. Dec. 9. Colin D. Mec- lcllllloll in his 83rd year. For- "-lllrlvii from the Bowneu Fun- dli Home to the home of his "Shier. Mrs. Samuel MacAus-

for Swine has issued a which show! the following P. E. Island owned sows recently qual-

Advanood Registry Swine Board Ileport

The Advanced Reentry Board report

'&"ed.luon First Street, from where well;

My Dneral will be held on Tues- Mlmel ml gm-M 1-,l-gluon-

he ln lee. 11 with a short service w,l”.”l

mlfvlcllenkt act 1.15. followed by Royal Lllaie 04D. Miss Ruby 8 entfiil Lot 18 Church ;."u.&yM1,,l”.”'

5" 2 pm. i i - mnemyl n erment in the church

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li.Il. Macloali

PIONI III

Ilary s. lioui-ire-ii-l'u-91.

figure pin saved in the

Miss J. A. I. Nichol-

Woodstock Duchess 50C.

1” d Hill lady hll. O.

Newson and Son-O-in-01.

Orwell Alice 1!.

son--i1-ill-9

Lon. aim-,'mi:, William Found John H.

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ouomiin Della ion.

UNDEITAKEI Clark-it-182-8!. luuulnlnl lady 5!). Ralph Younk- Ch I ti Kin had! IUD. Stirling

'” '"".'” "' wiuis-io-ivo-oz. North wilishire lushesu llsle TE. F. MacAuisy

and lens-lo-11!-oi.

in the above scores. the first Indicates the number of tested litter.

winter months in Canada. and such a situation is referred to as "seasonable unemployment". and there is nothing unusual about it.

There are several new employ- ment factors which have brought about the more encouraizing local situation. Two of these have to do with Canada's increased defence expenditures; ihc shin repairs be- ing carried out by Bruce Stewart at; C0,. and the maintenance work being done on military aircraft by the Maritime Central Airways. Be- tween these two nlantslover a hun- dred extra people are being given extended employment.

other activities contributing to better employment prospects are a ssso.ooo extension to the ,Canada Packers plant on Grafton Street. an addition to the P.E. Island Telephone building on Queen and Fitzroy streets. repairs to the Post office building. and continuinlx work on the erection of the new Science Laboratory of the Domin- ion Experimental Farm on Mal- peaue Road.

The Canada Packers and Tele-

busyncss he takes

awn Toylands at H Sant.n”s LAST VISIT for i on Christmas Eve is on Friday.

Sunln doesn't want in

man's . . . see

bring your kiddies and come rogy red apple for cvcry one in Toyland right away -r "10 bought up Very rapidly.

your list. town and the Summer:

H'Il.'lfI. . .

are reasonably priced--lust 2.10 up

firm. soft Fe t-.warm and comfy!

The second figure denotes the sfeiln days of the else when saughlered. The last figure gives the average slaughter tut score of the four test pin.

g, to 5-priced 4.50 a pair.

Shoe Section.

olman's in Charlottetown and in Summersidc . . . his season until he i'0m('S in everyone-s hrgmc December 14th -in Cliarlottetovvn o.V-