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morn g W111i enlng. istrate E. H. Strung. K. C Past President, R1... Mo on l1"- hided 1n ‘he absence of Mr. M}

- —IO0II! Thursday, mock Ma . tor mutch. Admisscfon ., f0 each fl

$36 or u m th i"§"o . - n . one was

hockey. Baden

Gallant, Maximville was ’

The follml loathe cm fficm 0T 0 0

rlgresldent, Dr. an. Mophee:

Jglhillivpson‘

charred’ Patrick Ryan, n. Wood, Ca rain

urer. Rolland Messrs: Stewart. Gaudet. J.

D.

p Basil h - ' Kelly, MP. ‘Pious, Brentin Rankin. $11,, ‘f-faumtmfh‘? ma. MacQuarrie and m“, Wilfred Goudet. Ir. D0. Step3

Auditors :

retiring trustee was mood that position.

JWI-l

Personals

. newly installed officers.

u", muggy (“Meg A, h; _ hi; M which thew Th ,~ g 1 V January meeting of the Bouris

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--Miss Aléredna‘: w c‘ mud” 0F L ‘lsndergkhlg 19g c véleLw la-dieé re_elecwd_ C.W.L. Blanket Fund 85c. Mrs. W. o1 ML S? t éumnibhide left: .__- served delicious rgfreshmenfs at “ea-‘ulwr-c-T-M- N-"lwn- 1"!‘ B‘ and $5M‘ Mn‘ Amie ha" lfitzrov rec. mm w . u (comm mm the comm“ n I the mum‘ defied’ of Taunton, Mass, 410.00, .Mr|. aorsgezdnsviaozlr‘ revmplov“ with u“ 110d ‘ r geegfngs 0’ this g-ewlv first uctu,e,_c_ A_ Macumh Mae Dolan, Westboro, Mass, $10.00 Royal Bank oi canadm-J. dustry." the Company's brie: ma, organized and enthusiastic com- Second LemlPfl-G- 3011111801 grmcmad‘ °t bmggf‘ h“? °f "f" --- "But the interests cf all eastern may of Guides have been carried Marshal-h A- Miwvallum- * ’°‘""°" ‘a ' m" Pm“

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lfllosing 0f No. 62

_wh1ch mum b, g d; m l _ recruits and later conducted an dEY- W” the Prefiefll-atlll" bl’ ‘h! armed bv-rs r ofiearld lherg- °“'°1m°"° °°'°m°"l'- Th“ We‘ To cha rtigitlonboiffd liiugtrrlggutlsiiliftrotwtg Batnp Confirmed "lrohiifiwmfd offidtmifif fidé‘réo“fe‘in°.°ii.'z‘°aiiiléi°.ftlsi ""9 yoga-u; hflllgnlfjllg Mir-hag» . gig people. is worthy of the con- 8111s limos’ tggrtglzgxolintilvgixgfig Nazi A ants gOolillelglgl-glgh‘ eGegeranlu Bonni- B vi ii llo s lldila m... 61.03%?" a "r m» a W... g y e . . - on u” mam! the“ "Ives, Followlngis the list or those en- , pegr It; ‘so an‘ av I c do first . mnflfumiluh thht U’ the coal in- mend “calalunGuidzeisg-Kiiélggerline {hose prizes 1.13.. cyovmoe fggn-f E11; dustrv o! Nova Bcotia be not mairi- L, ,§',,,n,“pm,,l 35cm, J '33.‘ land from the United Society for tained, if it should be allowed to phi; Dam. $3 Mgcswgfi,“ Christian Literature, and are HALIFAX, Jan. 16 — (GP) LA G63 I because central Canada Roche. man Bourke" known as the " rd and Lady Luke ¢anadqm Army camp that w Bo f-l coag from outside the nat- catherlm C10,,“ veronica 91.05pm wh m Scripture Prize." 59m thousands of ncwcomeram lional boun arias, then the result-‘momme ’ Glory‘ Glow, Bourkevnk me er or not there is any -—- bottledress get. thei; first limbtr I n! destruction of Nova scotia M" ' Mm. m.” Davm be” cod gtf German spies or WOUNDED SOLDIER. HOME -' Ls clossng _ i Purchllshilg power will destroy also‘ mug‘. Mm-pyuh gem Ce ab“, V”, fir“ curs! a empting to land on .Another vlot m of a German mn- It i; No. 88 Canadian Artillery he Ive hood of central Canadian glnla, grant, Elizabeth Grant, 5 m" he"! by Way 0f_the Marl- chine-gun bullet Pte. John

(Basic) Training Center at Char-

lottetown, P.E.I., which. Mflltll? District No. d he uarters here announced ionght, cease 0P- eraticns on Jln- -

Its reduction to nil strength r1- aults from the lowered demand for ni-tillerymen, HeadQW-Ylfl’ 1'3‘ plained. ‘me center provided N810 training for artillery recruits d he ed them to advanfleitdi tra r.in camps. like Pewwalwa tho‘ oogst and anti-aircraft artillery training center, near Halifax.

Personnelon the staff of the camp will be reallocated to other units, it was stated.

The New“; om“,- wnmmmlng ierios on a year-round basis and

the center is Ma r A.S. Robert- son of Mennaid. .E.I.

Co] FRI. Andrew, Officer com- manding No. 6 District Depot here. was No. 62's original 0.6. and. organized the traininil’ center ah 1cm, The initial recruits entered it in October of tha/t our.

The camp was estab ed at the ‘Beach Grove Hotel, a summer re- sort. Boasting some of the accommodation in early days of the war, the place turned out as many It 000 801010"! at one time.

The officers on the o rial stl-ff were all veterans of the rot Great War,

The center’; operation offered the unusual situation whereby prominent Prince Edward Islsmd farmers trained the sons of farmers énmthe fundamentals of

a e.

More than 80 oer cent of the trainees coma from the numerous prcooerouo farms that crisis-cross the Island Province. and the of- iis“ .1": ir""°e.'""""‘°"“..ré'

rs r ruc rig em were - tioslly without exception fulltlme farmer; in civil He.

Both Col Andrew and Molar Robertson are well-brown farmer! Fol. Andrew“ eel}! We’ idea mo: antlers teaic ng ormers sons the common 0.01mi; facilitated training on both sides.

National Film a... MOVIES

"ti". vloe president, my ‘Ihflfph; 3B4 vice president. EH Sgohflskcyfll-

' mecutive,

O . Wilfred

true. it At fklgfiinteruiission all

' to 3M5?» meet - Arnold

a list cf m‘ "Ul-

A. C. McDonald _ .. . e iMesara. Arthur Perry, John Ar

existence in Nova Scctls of of coal supply

| “The a potential source

tcf

canbe

men of their work

During the war period produc- reduced about 30 and per cent due f-o the lack of work- mines, but.

$10!! hll

ers t the f of the it w:s estimm that by 194'! pro-

duction would probably reach 7,- 600,000 tone-an increase of 500,-

OM tons compared with 1860. Th would give reasonably full

are» =~ a» M» emi- =<=l~ ila.:'.;"tri.s"s~ ii‘ liars:- rcvide work for miners now in lflfmdmf F» E- Mtwfil o! Frtd-

f,“ m“, ‘om, ericton and n. c. M. r. Assistant

ti}; ma‘ 19374999 who“. spggazr‘ ‘Pfilinxfixo ‘gonsmgterigze Commissioner A. N. Eames oi o a r n

$2,000,000 a year provided a. market in central Can- ada for 2.000.000 tons of coal which could otherwise not have been sold. The result would have been a. three-day week instead of enve- day week in the in

The Maritime

rirbseparsble‘ part of the Canadian national defence," but 1f thfiy W611 to be available for use in periods of einergen it was essential that they should be maintained in nor- mal years, .

Bough For 100 Years

It was. estimated that the pres- ent output of the Dominion coal Co. and Old Sydney Colliericr- 5.500.000 lopl tons a year-fluid be mined for the next 180 yum- In Inverness County and the Jog- giins area i: reductifidlin roduc-

ones y was c .

The Erna-maritime coat ducing coal in Non was nilherthln in flia United states but. because of cheaper water ffflw. it wll possible to meet Uni States coal on u eti- tive basis as for inland asst. w- rence ports

- "na-ur’ r eoai b “with. .&“°° ° rccuhsy.

coal.” the f said. -

as the coal moved inland. a.

m." turc, Premier J. Walter Jones gave the additional money requt to w: blink B4 15.0w“ “Jim hziftfhtmduklhogiedge of to; mneligtss “the first rccugivtdw null? U , C HI’! - NATIONAL nus IOAIII ""1 .‘""l'f°‘""°' $21.3‘, bow, m Skin to taxi-ease the price l’; coal . r-ovrss the w" l °li W W- The agents of Purina Foods are to its cusfmne .. 1A l n WENDY-ll" u" "w" duzmpm‘ to be congratulated for their in- —--____ ma! or rigs MOIIICANI sonar’! this. . 0W"; of’? flhfiitiotivo in bringing a picture of rnobmc warren m. Stewart-Wednesday. war plants.‘ centred iareeiy in mh¢§dg§'trlt9ii§1n§§l§'§“m'£ I m. meunm-"o “my m” m ‘Mk-Th 7- V ‘h’ M“ u ‘n to fl: £0111 e t original‘ fiction Vmwn-m. important alarm for Nova lcocla ° ° - qfnfund 0, 1 3d,, h, “m” ' 0001- i I bpen taken sever bv British wane? Lgrgest Exghange 0f £06 the start oiiwifre wsrihjruigi-pg sMl-zars" "Mv-eslfliaw“ "fir: are M‘ . .___ . ,5__(A,p).._11; onlyrnanualworkthewovnen —'—-———-' “ =- ‘~ i“ straw" Now bpying daily, highest lrurhtprleea, prompt this WII’ wlllmvolvréd "e “mt M m‘ Bmmh Amimtw womenl returns. sixpressage paid by upcolltllntrl returned om wgwsm Gem“ W ngtgqpqloghtiogf, ‘u: M111; Mlntllf; p , ‘ - dad i1, try. Women tans wo on e _ee. For best rasultu ship your unelil to an mioétanisoooawniuidrim ‘r

JENKINS ..A'OS.

Ltd’ . Summerslde

at Ellington fink Jln.‘ ll, if. 8.00 pm, New Glasgow-Trail Ranger: vs. Ken. Skating IL l5 Ind 30 1-17-21

Mimi Girl Guides —OIGANIZA'I'ION game, junior-l up W n

Jan. Ilullreetownwrlorglii

your players withl their;

I. gfifaffgg venornof Girl Guides for the c.w. . B

workers in proportion to the ex-i ten t/he calamity that would visit Nova Scotia. No raw material considered cheap in Cana- dian money if its purchase outside Canada deprives Canadian work-

E’

em-

(pro-i

This condition was accontuatod °*

$4"

SUMMERSIDE

Installs Officers

._.__

‘rho Catholic Women's League of t‘ rgetown, under its capable president, Mrs. Cora. Morrison, has organized the 1st. Georgetown (C. W.L.) Girl Guide Company with Miss Katherine Roche as its Cap- tain and Zita Rooney as Lieutenant.

On November 21st, Mrs. John Y. Remy, Provincial Girl Guide Com- missioner, Mrs. Harry Cudmore, Blue Cord Diplomed Guider and Miss Arsenauit, Diocesan Con-

At the

meeting of Boyne 1.0.1.. No.

master, Bro. Guthrie Ballinga

members as to how the

Fire year ahead.

of Charlottetown, visited etown and conducted an or-

Geom more co-operation for ' ganization

town Company, tested the Cap- fsin and Lieutenant and 20 of the

Provinces. the

_ time Julia. Prosper. Hattie Rafuse, Dor not been

is Roche, Helen Murphy.

Owing to land coast at the present moment

enemy agents is ver

specter Anderson sad However, the B. C. appreciate the cooperation citizens 0 possibilit . the Inspector said. Comment g on the recent

Revealing Pictures 0n The Science 0f Milk Production

last night of

land Hall twice Monday night to

see the technicolcur picture, "The

Science of Milk-Production."

The gicture, sponsored by Dil- to

ed his Division has been much on the alert"

lon an Spillet Charlottetown, was shown free all and same conditions obtained last night when it was shown in Sum- merside under the sponsorship of Sinclair and Stewart. Brace. Mc- Kay and Co. Ltd, and R. T. Hol- man Ltd. -

Dr. W. E, Petersen, Professor of Dairying, University of Minnesota, conceived the idea of the picture and directed its reduction.

For the first time, many of the spectators sew, graphically dis- played. the wonders of the com- ,plex organism of the cow which ‘make for milk production. They were able to see, too, with what delicacy the flavour pmducing glands and tissues react to the ems consumption of certain

s.

of mastitis. which is disease cf the gands, were 1 as the most effective ways to combat and cure |the disorder. That port of the picture which

showed s. mechanical cow sivin milk was viewed

had any connection with the re-

2'

German agents on coast.

N. W. L. B. Refuses

_(Continued from Page 1i

the

daial rates in the Nova Scotia an New Brunswick mines be up to the same level a5 1n mines in Western Canada.

would involve wage fri-

in.

t-lhx 660,961 per ts Judgment. lflflcd that us; i

I!‘ the employees

The Nls 1n)

of

Bmpbyees doing similar work in

of higher wages.

"This Board cannot accept argument as sufficient in estob gm injustice." the said. "Certainly applicants do not dis- charge the burden on them merely by indicatir. that a differential exists." The ard said it was sat- isfied the employers had demon- strated their inability to rovide

cal changes undergone within the cow's organism in the production

mil . At the conclusion of the pic-

new crops which Britain has had to grow to feed herself. while wo-l

Ge . QM" “"°"°““" “h” m m“ rnen rhemista nroduce . l enig-

civilians and an eqllfll numb" 0f

, needrd bv British Oanldia. and ‘%'°§§h§‘§uf°§§l““§rrameo by} Allied fighting men in (astant w‘ *. "h pert. el lie world.

qoqemment .

‘Boyne Lodge L.0.L.

regular semi-manually‘! 6

last evening the work of the past year was rdviewed by the retiring

Suggestions were sought from the Associa- tion might further its aims and lans were made accordingly for

The retiring officers spoke sp- preciatively of the assistance given them during the year just past and bespoke greater effort and‘

the

possibility has overlooked by Inspector

conditions on the Is. . year the possibility of the landing of oi remote, In- M. P. would. regiment‘ in watching out for suzh

re- marks made respecting the land-

Hallfax. Inspector Anderson stat- "very for the last few weeks. The Inspector did not say whether or not his statement

cent landing and capture of two Maine

The Union had asked-thatvall

d ___. bmugml SUPREME covwr the rates

creases to the employees concerned to approximately 38,-‘ year, the Board said in Union had iltices and u were suffered by the Maritime mines by reason of the fact that

Western Canada Wen in receipt morning when Florence Elisabeth f

Y ridge

true quAnLgrrra-rdwiv, “donor... ~

cslirnrl. auinlliall

'.""....."".:-......,'- 1rd,..." "r 0

of u newly nature Ily be insane: at five cents u word, strictly pay- able In advance.

._..____g___._._.__._=__. .__.= ' CIASWILL for Photographs

CONFEDEIATION LIP] IN- SUH-ANOI.

JAMIISONT will b0 the nl n ‘h’. 1 lglnél

evening.

BID OIOIS Blood Donor Clinic this Thursday evening from o-r. Call 621 to say that you will be o donor today. , 1-16-41

noun moon DONOI-i need-l uaiu

ad. your t today‘ for Iris week's evening n1." m

TUNE IN CICY at 8 o'clock this. ev to hear important talk‘ sponsored by Prhaee Edward Is- land TB League. 1-17-11

CRAWLING AIDUND IAILI- Whilc walking outside the Grif-' fin Cannery at Bcuris, Mr. F. . Bennett found a caterpillar crawl- ing along as lively as l! it was July. Who said P. l. I. was a cold piece on January 15th.

POLICE COURT — At the Pel- ice Court yesterday a. Charlotte- town man. charged with forgery in connection with a cheque for $25.00 which he is alleged to cashed at the Roxy Restaurant, was remanded for a week. A drunk and incapable had his 86.00 bail estreated.

III-MAKE DEMONSTRATION- showing ho

A demonstration w serviceable garments could be made out of discarded clothilng was put on yesterday afternoon at the Prince w Wales College Auditorium by girl ‘ from the College, West Kent. Prince Street School, Notre Dame Aca- demy, and St. Joseph's Convent. The clothing was furnished by the Consumer Branch of the War- time Prices and Trade Board. De- monstrations are also to be put on std Montague. Souris and Summer- si e.

SOUBIS IIO-SPITAL - At the

ll.

cial feature at the 11 o'clock ser- vice at St. Paul's Church last sun-

You’|l THRILL to

as ANNE HILTON in

DAVID 0. SELZNICIPS flnt put-ire since “Gone with no

Wind" and

week.

PLAN T0

long. p ded lie.

OTTAWA,‘ Jan. of recruitin army from

said the from time to train-in courses. our po cy right alo

l’

neth un .

son . MARINA

L.

San- derson arrived hmn 135g m, Pte Sanderson e m‘

is th Ol MI‘. Bernice new“, pamd he, w“, N. J. Anderson, Charlottetown, and Mrs. e son but was ill on the night of the en- “mm-infill! 01m" 01' L Dlvl-‘i- Cardigan. P E Island e en- rcllment. l0"- R- 0- M P .

P“? t-her,: sam regimen-it Pie Jfllufs. vevas killecd in act'on a ‘Italy; Aéltfiher anther RAJ-y is se he n o and h th 20th

Engineers. e

acronym ram Ian's-a N. grettable error occurred in a re- cent reference in these oolumng to a returned soldier not having been met at the railway depot, The "Cfilltion committee in this case met the returning veteran at Winsloe and drove him to his

in to the uncertainty arrivins even after tee ve been notified, and to the fact thug many plum. sers do not pass through the rail. Wlay station. siipups occasionally 0w"- The reception committee, however. have done excellent work

conscientious efforts at all times. The committee comprises reprsell-

day-old trial charged with actual bodily harm. end in Supreme Court yesterday evening when the jury. which was out for about 20 minutes, found the accused guilty on s. lesser charge. that of common assault Mr. Justice McGuiman intimated that sentence would be the accused later adjourned Court

cNeill will

Gallant, Melvin Doimn were heard yester- day morning for the Crown; in ‘the afternoon, three others, Jos. iah Smith, Mrs. Josie Power, and Mrs. R/uby Shepherd were heard for the defense. In all. i1 wit- m wage heardkoreigil: gar-Aha l In three e se. ‘The Attorney General, ma. Large, l! the Jill’? for the Crown llld H. R. Bell for l-hg defense, G. R. Hohies assisted the Attor- My General for the prosecuti .

WIDDING llILI-S—'1'he mar. of Mabel Ferns Robertson, second eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie rtson of

i

O

of Mr. and Mrs. William Baker. v Lakcviile. took place at the United Parsonage, Kingsboro, on

v five. And it is nmlibfil‘ 19th. The bride was xowrwd M.

gold wool crepe. with brown accessories and was attended by‘ her sister-in-law Mrs. Irving Rob-l ertson. The groom was attended by Mr. Irving-Robertson. After the ceremony they had supper at the home of the bride's parents. They will reside at Lakevile 0n Wed- nesday evcnipg, Jami .y 10th the. bride and groom wen.- Elvf" 5' rousing house-warming by friends and neighbors of North 1AM.

Henry Walter

Manse,

rv- l6, I045. Field his

and are to be commended on their A“

Mnand ntofhlnkt

$82.‘.

" it‘. wou

P Red 1-17-11. ‘Point, to Irving Gordon Bakenson

l9 _ Rev. J . Davida daughter Hu

of

rold

This

GAINIUM — At the town Hospital January I6, 1945. to Mr. and Mrs. John Garnhum a

"Ifcbecca

Since You Went Away.

0 nu at the Prince Edward Tggldli en Monday for u full

Due to this feature being u long our program will nturf. daily at 2 - 0:10 - 9:00.

OOMI [LILY AND SEE IT FROM TIE START.