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' ‘"53", loses ltsasii ggq-yxwatss lisasti

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- usnsnlmlsas-silliwl COUNT! P l absesiptioas. limiting I I

- u. us. jisrrler Wit-am’: m. r ___._ .

" Aaapsasp oars la mg‘ r LBPICOT-

_u0o worm rowppa sbofild

be used now. Kensiniwli- ___ 4 _ -CAB MILL SEEDS. Flour and

. Barley Meal expected Immediate L. 300g your order early. Ralph meson. 12-4-21

. _ FOB SALE — Pear‘ ‘ vrlatifglgliasiiver blue). Norweaiali

T1 D 1C0 ayor siu1_'_-.

I. Pl tinum and Stan- ;‘.‘§."§u§§§°‘mn.§ Harold p. Mil- ligsn. Sumsne o.

11-20-01

..l.0S'l‘, Saturday night hell‘ R- ‘r Hollnans Ltd.‘ Bununerside. c .5,“ sum 01 mono-y in loose bills. ‘Reward is offered for its return.

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_ No. 14. in good condi-ti . A ply

Wslisce Salli-h. WIIIBIW- “'3 u W and Cruc. Sulyssnmerlgh. i 0...; T“. 1.»? is; —— "‘“-" Tuesday-i e5 Y- - -MB. rm. o-pnvlm or non Plzfl wggfmgffhiyilnngheby Renfrew and Co.. Ltd. Montreal. uihiiipg ring 5......“ Mm“, will be at on. Rogers ‘office Sum-

fe u P yllis Calvert Stewart Gralllgir-n

._ oTIClL — Anyone found “esgassum, tram or loiter- rig around buil s on clumps; “igiolillteosw if» roll extenswof the Em, Ruth E MscKay °

Brown. Summcrsidc.

-UNLOADING CAB 0f Bl!“ "m; asphalt shinllles, cement. mom“. ms supplies at St. Eleanors sidinfl- wedilfldw- D"- 5, Harold Llnkleticr. phone mill]-

_ rap nv FLORIDA - Mrs- Adolf... Murray of Linkletter Road has received the sad news of tho

' drnlh In Florida of George Mo» my aged 82, son of the late James . and Elia J. Murray of Linkletter. . The deceased left this " rovlncs _ some years ago for -_East oncord. New ' ampshi w, where he resided (pr many years before golns to Florida, His death is the first break in a family of twelve, -S.

DFUNERAL 0F MR8. JOHN IJOBSON — The funeral of the iste Mrs. John Dobson of Summersirie tras held on Monday afternoon at 1 orlock with service at the Bap- tist Church conducted by U"! mm" ister, Rev. E.J. Barrass. Interment was in the People's Cemetery- The pallbearers were Messrs. C. B-

“ Jelly, W. A, Allen. T. E. HICRCY- . CI Edgar Ciark,e Dr. H. T. C01 L‘, vln, and Thomas Johnstom-S.

Personals

._Mrs. Gerda Morrison, Summer-

. side, has returned from Otto“! and Montreal where she spent the st severai<_ months vlsitinl

' rlends and relatives-S.

_.Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dunphy of Kensington and Mr. Earl Noonan of Bedeque were recent visitors to Charlottetown and BouthPWt-

._ -Mr. and Mrs. George Higgins jThI Summersido and Mrs. Lawrence Cahlll of Kensington. motored i0 Churlolietown and Soutbport on iifondsy. where they were "i! guests of their relatives.

-Mr. R. L. Wiiiet of the Sum- mcrside Branch of the Canadian Brnk 0i‘ Commerce has been grant- ed a year's leave of absence from January I. 1946, on account of iii health-S.

w1h-U

-»Miss Ethel McDonald of Sunl- > merside, who has been Iii at her . homo In Summerside is improving . satisfactorily. —8.

§ -Mrs. Alexander Green Sed- '- ique, spent the weekend with Mr. gami Mrs. Harold Crockett, Surn- F merside-S. ‘

. -Mrs. Vernon Craig, Middleton. was the welcome guest of her cousin. Mrs. Harold Crockett. Sum- Grerside, during the past week.-

' —Master James Patrick Hughes, 32-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. .Walter Hughes, Nbrbbro, is a pa‘ Jtilint ‘n the Prince County Hospi- ' a.

'_ ~—1\‘riends will be pleased to 1 learn that Mrs. Patrick Mulligan who is a patient in the Prince

_ County Hospital is progressing fn- vourabiy-S.

—ii‘riends of Mrs. Joseph Link- letter, Foundry Street, \ Summer- ;slde, will be sorry to iesrn that ~she had the misfortune to,sllp on 1hr cellar stairs of her home re- rrnilv and fracture two bones in hor foot-l. - .

‘at? . P U B L I C iiitlflTliili SALE -~ AT SIIMIERSIIE

' Consisting of: 1151c (Brunswick); 1 pisnoi "levers! Chsltqrficld lflhli , mi tables,» bicycles. drapes. "Pililil. sad numerous- art- .- ides ilillafllllflflll“. All the I‘ 0V6 f“! h. non-smile legals. us! < is of this ssieis used Iii‘ tile nnci. ,_’

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bsbdllllllll messiah-nails ‘u.’ - 4 ioalokflflranviilcltsssl. irifrmflaasdhnwllboloflinallh-aaybsnsalfihdlm” auyvasloah i-Q‘?

- ~--uow'~‘sn- Ho_ox."gilv"'s""s%u~

if

UH, PLUS, coal 39 u SIDVII #118105,

assent of 0.0.4.10 f

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aiaay-of-ibo \, i

for

.___*_ _. —ll0l . Ernst Hughes liods stove and furnace i etc. 1...... fro... .98.... mersido. _-! AM BOOKING ORDERS n for 1946 delivery Hillside bred chicks. Acvnncor order.

counts. Saves Albany. JOKES white-marked. platinum‘ and dard silver males. J. C. "simmer-side. Phone 821. m‘

merside and will b buying on Frfd e days.

—RECEIVES PROMOTION

ioned in 0t ed to the rank of Majon-S

War Assets Iihief Discusses Prices

OTTAWA. Dec. 4 — (OP) 6.11.5. Dinsm oi

disposal chief. spcakin the difficulty of values to or inai cos

fir!» bull na declared

Notifying befor, the Colnmo War Expendbures Committee.

“Dinsmore said that in the case surplus buildings which must removed from land the item oost for labo

non-rcooverab expenditures

pletely lost. He explained that where

a consolidated figure. This might. include all alterations repairs made during the life the buildin of labor. materials and equipmen Many of the where oost of recovery the salvage value.

particularly where iandin

were concerned seemed ow.

molishcd. inp soil removed. ditch ilied

n

permanent landinl

strips Many of

be turned back to farm Mr

The land oriainllly co

oided to purchase st t Mr. r nsmore so leases of Industrial bul W.A C carried an exp . April

least a conslderrbie oart cf expense into areas bermncv.

suitable

been ‘set aside f~r this h. y? nisbi at Verdun. "Ho.

D

onv plant at Toronto.

10 0. II. Ii. Trains

,1. c. II. r. spun 00' i""'“‘“”

1 billiard ‘°°“

Writinl pg

$0» u g oval .

. croamem, __ Airtisht Heaters, elbows, Sum- 11-‘11-5 t Si. ow WDelil- r money. Rex Dawson, 11-21-W S M ti. Dec. 30

FOB SALE — Choice

~21 —F0ll SALE —- Globe Hester

furs a)’. Dec. 7 and following i2-5-1i

Friends will be Interested to learn

that Captain C. V. Inman son of _ y hl..‘"'i“.':..‘."'".::.“.':.‘i..;.‘i:...l"t: mi. 535015" lummerside in July after five i ‘ years overseas, and is now stut-

tswa has been promot-

ore Montreal. War Assets Corporation real estate

surplus‘ hl. be worth only 81.000 in dis

transportation and

g and the various items were not segregated to show costs

items were services exceeded

Tho recoverable value of land. fields

should be remembered. however. that farm buildings have been de-

. trees cut down. natural d. inlgsohohangetk‘ ifincics desbgryleg e case e srger c “d installed. these fields were un- usitabie for the civil aviation pro- gram and it was logical thlev $00K s

n . Dinsmore itod the case of s imam; field atcwateigraiillgbofi£d

80 i951. ensurinl tenant-s 0! at least five years oocupoflcy- T119 resscm for this was that respon- ‘lblq manta could hardly be ex- pected to established manufactur- ins mschinerv for a lesser period and it gave a reasonable period cl time to write off from esmingsttllseb cf dividing tits: buiidinKS

Two nlsnts which already hid urooso fcnnvr Defence Indust-

and ‘h y; _ g5 mun of buildings ad- iagentoto ti; John Ynsrlis Comp-

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of be o!

Banned Vegetables And Fruit Short

erliged mt, least. 75 per cent of the ' o inal cost and this was com-

De- partments declared surplus prop- erty, they geld0m gave a break- down cr original costs but merely

weather conditions in 1945 handicapped. both the seeding and the harvesting of crops that 8T0 largely canned hvlgith thfs Jail)"

t ack t , ear - thintirtikize “the Dominion Depart--

DO . n t of Agriculture nu announced- r" "can...

m- mmde by the D090"- f o (green or wa 835.000 below

900.000 cases

x) thfl/t of

t. or 1040-44. Canned peas it 000 cases in colnplflwn with 1944

bu,’ u, 100,000 cases above Iii/e vear ave

It

substantial this year. R was only 1300.000 case: which“ cases down rom - iuioe is not I010! w b9 u “h?” iful In the next several months 0g; the 1945 pick was oniv 2.300. cases a drop of 1.942.000 0F"! ,1"? last year. Other tomato v1 - may. as pulp. puree. poste_ and cgtgun are in lower NW1!‘ Wm‘ pared with 9M

repo con

Th, rt l ccrning united fruit for this vesr is as bad Bl m“ °’ '°;"féii‘.?‘°i...e %i’\o”°3i°9 m.“ o‘ n“ than last year's

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s failure in Eastern Canada. hilt was good in British Columbia. ‘rile tgrsgflropaskcwas 40.000 cues. I 0W0 . sees. -

o While it was expected early in the summer that this years poflch crop would not be up in the aver- nze actually it turned out ‘I000 Th, 1044 tots-i “~01: was 019-00" cases and 104d it. was oases. oniwM-OOO c888 ""5

it w" 550000 noses, only 00.000 be.” m. “Be The, oron cf nears w“ mo.» and "v.1" 390.000 oases were canned or about half of the ounntitv necked lest. year Plum! we" 5 "m." in Ontario. but ’ in “Vitus, qgunmhiq Th1! v9.81‘! ich! nadir of 200.000 cues is down 48.000 cases.

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(‘yrofi Dec. 4 — (AP)- “Yfofimoovl. shuttinl 40W" Its entire rubberJrom-alcohol- 0P" orntlonl. cull"! 515mm“ buumm“ iants which cost liiiflloo-ooohi’? dais of the Reconstruction n w" corporation sold todly.

Th; decision explained u boins r duds, l1‘! BIO‘

ad on " 50510.55" ilgave: the country! Al" m “c ductlon of butadisno a lylilam rubber ingredients, in 00!"! t plants which o rate st iowar cos .

q‘; . usceioto dimi- or of the Office of Rubber ltusrlvol‘. told re than. the d . gbandotiing alcohol - 1W! potrcisuslas - I W

045 k f beans mam DIE“ we 1 at ‘£000.11 cases. 1944. Only oi com were canned. 091,000 legs than last year and 400.000 below the five year 1286:9110 000 cases this year are down i100‘-

the’ rage. The (imp In canned inmawu l!

i 1.082.000 B Tomato

pack The cherry 0N0 in 1945 w"

Eras cnantorr $§§E====i

0010000. W. L

doptcd. as was the financial re- port oi Mrs; N. Nicholson. ‘tres-

suner. .

Correspondence _re_sd by Mrs. Howstt included letters from: Miss Ann MoMoster, Notional Pn- sidcnt; Miss Ellie Gillis. Diocesan Convener War Services; Mr. i-LW.

Clerk: Mrs. J. A. President C.W.L. Letters ofappre- cistion for sympathy expressed. were received from ‘Mrs. L. A. Adams. Mrs. S; Pauli. Mrs. E. Mc- Tague and Mrs. S. Trainer.

Names of five new members were submitted to the mcetingby Mrs. J. H. Blanchard. Convener. A special word of welcome was ex- tended by the President cn behalf of the slab-division to Mrs. James landrigan. s former member of the League in Shediac. now resid- ing in this City. who was present. as a member-cf the Charlottetown Sub-division. '

Discussion followed the reading of" the Diocesan Circular on War work which showed there is no

ices. There is still tihe need of aid to the people of strio. ken Europe. and other war-tom countries. and ‘the League must continue its contributions this line. Ditty bags will be pack- ed and sent as usual to be distri- buted to the men of the Menchant Murine at the port of Saint John. Thisworkisoobeinchameof Mrs. J.E. Cullen. Convener of War Service. and her committee. A Spiritual Bouquet will be sent as usual to our chaplains in the ser- vice, and Masses of Remembrance will-be offered for those who made the supreme sacrifice On Armistice Dav s. wreath was placed at the soldiers monument.

Mrs. J.A. "Blake as Convener of Education. who represents the Sub-division on the School Impro- vement League, gave an interuting mbort. All educational reforms undertaken by that group. both intellectual and moral will receive the support of the C.W.L. which has advocated and been active s- long these lines sinoe its organ- isation .

The patients in our institutions wil be remembered during the Christmas season. and arrange- ments for carrying out this work -were outlined by the Convener. Mrs. S. G. Peppin. Members of her committee will assist in pack- illlL. in the Hail. where donations will be received.

Mrs. S. Benoit, in charge of Soc- ial Service, said that members have accomplished a fair amount of sewing which has begun re- cently in the rooms on Pownai Si. Sixteen articles of bed lin-zn have been made up. and twelve different articles of clothing donated. .

An effort is being made to or- ganize Study Groups as reported by Mrs. K. Creamer, Convener.

Along the lines of Citizenship support was given by organized collect-ion. to the National Cloth- ing Drive. Representatives oi’ the Sub-Division attended the annual meeting of the PEI. TB. League. and s luncheon at "The Charlotte- town” addressed b.v Mr. G. Mooney chief administrator UNRRA. Mrs. G. Parnell McMahon is Convener

this committee. 1 Miss M. Bradley Convener has bllen faithful in visiting members. who have been’ ill In their homes and in Hospital. The Lay Retreat work is being successfullv carried imdby the Convener. Mrs. J. Pol- or

Brief reports on committee work were given, by Miss G. Coady. Hospitalization. Mrs. J. D. Ms Cullen. Girl Goblins. and Mrs Frank Murray. Press. , Money was voted toward the dilbbort of the T3. League, sup- plies for Ditty B5fl-fl/flnd Institu- tional needs.

inning of e fall financing the many charitable and patriotic endeavors oi the Sub-division. were discus sed. and it was decided to hold a Bingo during the week. ._..____._.._

llrgc ma...‘ Works. Program In Iicvalfcctpla ]

DARTMOUTH‘. N.5.'.'Deo. 4 — (OP) — Action to but into affect immediately a program-cf Dubliti

. . of the Xtliimouam - A iution introdu by. the Indium Union of Marine ‘sud ail 18 N l“ Ci“: s. . . l . .. an -. dorsed by thoedelegatss aid the

program of grvcvpooed public works announced . the Government would do iitt e to relieve the hard-

in tho nor-

Cusni splashing for o Prevent-

f" _ 0f IRMIIO 40m iss-tlsosvont

Idcnthly Meeting

A-‘uk

'- u» ma"? s ‘1f1g."=.i~=*~...-.-§...-~ Ififil I011“ Ill “IQ 00bit Kati! farm

"rows wsuiapiou Ii-EIITIIAL-GIIAIIIIIAII

Tbheaiansn Isssssrvollcs sfioeol inunshbas siaassvsyaatanuay.

be aiiivsoaalsawsrtllfllflflll- la sinus. -_ ‘ "

of Rev. Hugh Mllisr. D. 1)., in his native Coun oftPIcto will be sorry to learn o his illness but glad that he is nowon the way to

the recovery after undergo {two ms-

ior operations urithin. past three weeks st St. Michael Kospital, Toronto. Mrs. Miller, writing from their home in Carnpiseiiton, -N.B., to Dr. Mlllei-‘rniece, Mrs.‘

O'Brien, Company Féreet, had re- assuring news of his -‘ ‘arch-cu for the family. and frien s-st liden e, his former. halite and-in tbs County where be is wail known. He is a retired minister of tho United Church of Canada and has held pastorotes in the three Mari-

time Provinces. --Now Glasgow News. _ . Welcome Tc-

Iicw Residents

A large number of the residents oi Earnscliife andwicinity. assem- bled at thehonle of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mulch. . recently purcha- sed from Mr. W.W.' Mums. on Tuesday. eveningrNov. 13th. and tendered them a seal welcome to the community. .

Mr. Peter .Mclnnis read the ad- dress and Mr. Roy Young present- ed them with a pursooi money.

Mr. Mutch on behalf of Mrs. Mutch and himself thanked them for their pleasant visit, words, and generous gift.

Lunch was served by the ladies.

alongfiand s very pleasant evening spent.

Following is the address:

To Mr. and Mrs. Charles Muich:

We have assembled in your new home this evening to bid you s most hearty welcome to our mi . and we wish to make vou feel t you are one of us.

Although we have been acquain- ted with you for some time. it was with great pleasure that we learn- ed of your intention to seek s change of dwelling place. and chose to make your future home in this district. And it is our fervent de- sire thst you may long continue to enjoy the blessings of health. prosperity and happiness.

Already you have both won the esteem andadnliration oi us all by your kind and generous disposit- ions: and your integrity and since- rity of purpose. izing" is. we could not let this opportunitynpass vrithout some slight expression of the honour and affection with which we regard you.

In order to record our hearty concurrence in the sentiments s-' bove expressed we ask you to ac- cept this small gift which bears with it the good wishes of the people of Earnscliffe, for:

Friendships house is mode of gold. '

It-s doors are open wide.

And love and trust and happiness , re ever found inside.

t’: In the city of the heart. Where stars shine all year throng-h: For. flrcilendshipis house is made of

o

I By precious friends like you. Signed on behalf of the people . 0f Darnscliffe. -5~i"

Senate Committee Iiears Suggestions lie Income Tax

OTTAWA. Dec. 4 -. (OP). ~80. presentations to the effect that income tax exemptions should be raised, farmers’ incomes averaged over a period of years and provis- ions ln the law which prevent 1n- sursrlce companies changing to a mutual basis removed today were heard by the Senate Income Tax Committee.

After a preliminary review of the income tax set-up the committe got down to hearing submissions from organizations.

It also decided to seek porsnls. sion to sit during the recess oi Parliament and reduction of the quorum to five members so that Senators available In Ottawa could carry on the work. Possibility of sittings in other places was con- templated and the committee is asking the right to adjourn from place.to lace.

Percy ngough, president of the Trades and Labor gross of Canada presented a brief ropes- ing that exemption for sing e per lone be $1,000 a year and for vnar. riad persons $2,400. The present exemptions are and $1 .

Taxation ow incomes, he said, would cause more resent- ment now thst relief bad been

CG . Unis: qusstionln Mr. Sensousb sold In was not op- _to reduction in excess pro. ‘tax but mainly was concerned

‘ reductions in taxes on low

es.

Several Senators said if excess profi tax continued industs would not be able to corn to wi United States industry w ich was rams". "a “~11. "0"" s:

or o pro e or"

extension and p fl“§Lm§"i-§ow”' side of

. . .. nnam, ,rs nt the Canadian Federation of‘ Agricul- ture, said the pnssnt income tax act is inadequate and inequitgblq

farmers.

“.4” ..'iii’i'°‘".°.i‘ " ..

‘do. one “do tee do- '~ I °" PP°P° ill "-0

0”» ~ - l?» - rm» =~ :".'.::r.':'.:*.::':."'.:'.':.."r...'- my» m; g Qmgdhn years with bad he urged that far

M" ...... “Mom-i w ca: u."'.."*=..."'s“..r.. '01“

' a m. “ma, that a plan be worked out in p’

M‘ i iatiolrlna onminvosfiobft“. d ass" prgugfimlst “m.

Veteran Ncwsmnn

Dies At, Ysrmoug a:

niven _to those participating in ox" ss profits 01 by Senators,

repairs. postpones his

"list, ma, anti‘ and 81th

Anglican’ iirgsnlzcr Visits iihsrlottstovm

us. n in-St. nulls rc- llavormd Dean ‘elmkfl. ‘o: mo» Diocese

of ‘M1501 a meeting in ‘$113100 with the Anllicm aa- vsn“ Appeal for rededication and thmksllvinl- in” Archdeacon BL was in th cbsir. Astringent-afloat?“ W" reasonably? from out of town PIT" is orsanizinl

duties on 860i»- has since trov- ‘miles. This is

iahem- ‘yo-tum. rotary

man his prelim! emberbth loam ghugdfllst Diocese which be h" mind. The a ai will be hunch” 0n phany Sunday January 6th en throughout Canada. in eve Church its 0P needs