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IIANADPS IIIIII PROVINGE‘!

I Great Britain his with Newleandlaadf Why

doeeeheailewaweyateuateetihadltanslertlo pseaent Oomlnllllon sonn <6] government? What do m". ‘ ‘ vw want? l‘ ' and economic freedom, or union with Canada; With

,the Staten? How has the war benefited Britain‘: oldeat. Crown Colony? The roto IGctIon oi this week's Stand- ard ie completely devoted to Newfoundland, her people. and her problems.

BAN THE AIIIH BIIIIIE BANIIEIII.

Ill stomle energy become a oure - all? How lu- have hetero got with atomic energy in medical research? llew do radio-active uterus detect the presence a! dimple! What hope does atomic energy hold out {or aaﬂuera tron snalignnnt diseases snob ae cancel! Here's an a-rtiela that gives the answers to some inter- eatiag questions-answers that arleet the llvee of all o! no. In The Btlndlrtl this week!

IIdIB AIIIIBII srmxss s com mus or scours:

low do Brant Count? housewives turn nut the meals

do? l-low do hey snake Br t Bruised Beet:

bb e Blind; Blch B terecoteh Sauce;

ud a ﬂock o! other ecrnrnptious

dlaheef Klte eala the Nelpee lu this week's

Standard. She also tolls you how to nhlee the musty

odour from your good silver teapot: how not to bark

nr inueklee when you clean the ebeeno grater; how

nseud favourite broken ehlna. How did Kate Altkelfn

of Ilvo live on a weeklv budget oi $10.92? Ho: answer is in The Standard this week!

SANTA BLAUS

IS BATIK IN THE TOY BIISINESSI

h t. t n this Chrlatmll. and vvhIlnvh-rfuhliboaclfatlriczb-oltgttiilsag It? Where are most“? the toya eonslng rrom? How much will rend paremm. uncles and aunts have to pay? is the t0! IIIIITh blek to normal? Alter RIGID! III“ "ﬂu" I“ ° esandnrd you will probably want to change your think- ing about Christmas toy buying.

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BEE-EATING TOADS

Bee keepers in Australia are fan-l ed with a new cncmy. About 12 sweep IuTGB n years ego, Australian sugar urow-‘ "

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‘ Iant- are breeding fast and are mlcrcvi ers imported from Hawaii the g Scum’ They have been mun ln the suburbs o! Brisbane. Queen», land. At a beckeepers‘ conference‘ in that city it was decided to 118:1: [he Api-ll'iSI.s' Federal Council to declared a noxious

toad, bufa mnrinus. to combat the, cane beetle which had bacon-re a pest. Now the toad. in turn, ls hc-l ccming a pest, says the Australian‘ News, A recently killed toad was, sch“ The toads grow to about a h Iound to have 500 bees in its stem-

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MARIE _ELENA

BEAUTY SALON

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MB. NORMAN ‘I. AVAKD

8t dents at the Mount Allison, Edu ationel Ixistitutions, in CD691“, vlng Founder's Day on November 19, will hear as special speakcr. Mr. Norman T. Avard, whose fath- ‘q was nlned Charles Broderick Allilon Avard ln honor of the, Founder o! Mount Allison. Char-r ..los Frederick Allison. i

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Founder's ﬂay Chairman I

DR, GEORGE J. TRUEMAld

President Emeritus o1 Mount Al-. lison University, who will be 1hr chairman at the Founrlci-‘s Uzy Service at Mount Allison on .\:.\- cmbcr 19.

Harrington W. l. Gelebrates Its Silver Jubilee

A happy gathering worthy of just such u celebration, marked Thursday evening's lmnquet at the Queen Hotel. when twenty-five members of thc Harrington W. I- with their escorts did honor 1o some iiiteen women who re-or- ganized their Institute Nov. 14. i9- 21. It was the silver jubilee. 5

Mrs. H. P. Cudmore. past presi-E dent. presided and many toastsi were honored. The first to ‘The’ -King." Mrs. Harry Gander propos- ed n toast to the "Institute oi 25 years ago." This was responded to. by Mrs. Charles Phillips who rcud the first roll cull of that meeting.‘

iwas proposed by Mr.

Mrs. Esben Arnfast, followed cy Maclntyre, Mrs. Earl Carter. Mrs. Borden Ford and Mrs, James MacKny.

An amusing note was injected Into the proceedings when Mrs. Preston Rodd propc-scd a tons; to "our husbands." (The glamour DIW- boys oi the long ago, and the not so long ago.) This was quickly re- sponded to by Mr, 1-1. P. Cudmore who referred to their pin-up sIrIi c-l the 1946 Institute,

A delicious chicken dinner wilhr , all the fixings was then enjoycdl l Mrs, Lilla Ford ll; the 25 sandles on the gaily decorated birthday cake which was cut by Mrs. Earl Carter and much cninycd with the lrc. cream and coflcc. Alter the inner men was thoroughly sat- isﬁed Mrs. Cudmore resumed the program with n brlcl history of the 25 years o1 institute wnrk which followed that curly martin: and much forgotten data and events were brought to light in this ac-' count oi a most import-ant com- munity work accomplished by those ladies In the intervening years.

It ls worthy of note that one o! the original members o-i 25 years ago Mrs. Ben]. Newson has been and ls still an active member of the 1940 institute and she read the minutes oi that first meeting.

A big hand was also given to Mrs Rowe Hughes with 22 year: of lervlce and to Mrs, Chas. Phil- ilps and Mrs. Lilla Ford with ow.- 20 years. - '

‘there was a pause in the pro- gram to honour the dead and Mrs Rowe Ruihcs read the names o1 the deceased members which are: Mrs. J‘. W. Rodd. Mrs. James A. Show, In. A. J. Phillips. llrs. J Herbert Stewart. Mrs. mr.) blathe- son. llrs. hr] Bushes and Mrs. ‘Stanley Ramsay. ‘twenty-rive beau- | tlltsl ‘mauve chryssthemums graced the ‘table in their memory.

In her closing remarks Mrs. 0nd- rnore referred to the Joint organi- sation oi the Harrington-Winsioe Institute end plans are already under way to celebrate the 35th I ennlveresry on July 5th., 194A, when It ls hoped that many of the orig-

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Preston Rodd! and Six ladies respnnded by wrung, debted to Mrs. A. E, Phillips for ' why ihcy are lhsiirutc mqmhersg, the preservation oi that first min- This was led off by ihc PrcsrdenLUIIe bvok v! 1921 and tlmv hyl that the minute book of .913 may .Mrs_ 5mm, M,1cF3r]3np_ My, pep. be obtained to complete their his-

THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

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Exciting Inleresl

These w- days when the MILLINERY DEPARTMEN

McLEOD Limited is a place of exciting interest. T at MOORE & shown today in generous assortment styles. modern colours are receiving enthusiastic lIPeP IIYMFKFIS. moss green and fuchsia all are candidates for your up- h 0. course, ivitlnall these colours black WlII combine .

{hen Lherc are many delightful models in all blnck._. . . Highlighting e s owing for this season are feathers, fur, sequins. gold braid and

LINERY DEPAR¥1oIuIg§¥lRcrpleased with the new ideas in the MIL-

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I as the very new n-ovnl. . . Greys,

. and

Geo. Auld. Mrs. Wm, Nunn, hirs- J. Herbert Jones, Mrs Elijah Saun- ders. Mrs. A. J. Wise. Mrs. Chas. Rattrny and many others, may be

The Toast to the 1948 instltutcliﬂlsenl-

The Institute members are in-

hope

itorlcal data. ' The very enjoyable banquet was I brought to a close by "The King." Iaﬂer which the members nnd 'hr~lr escorts joined in a theatre party and thoroughly enjoyed "The Grccn Years." (Patriot please copy.)

WORLD SUPPLY STILL

SHORT. FATS, OILS

World production, trade. and con- sumption of fats and oils have in- creased materlally during the past four decades. Expansion in de- mand has‘ been duo, In part, to Increased population nnri. ln'-.~ar:. technological rlcvr-loy-mr-nts. leading to Illcrvused per snpiia utilization. particularly o1 vege- table oils and whale nll. Dzirlnz World W-ll‘ II, hlockadcs, ‘nomy occupation ohprcduclng areas. mid inadequate shipping st-rlously (‘H'- inlled production and consumption o1 depleted stocks.

In 1946 rlruduction ls still errlﬂ- tlvely small. whereas the demand ls strong. Total world production is visible fats and oils ovoilnblo fnr consumption In 1946 ls estimated lo be about 20 per cent smaller than the pro-war 1935-39 oversize

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I . 1M1 members which include Mrs of 21.600000 tons. The total quan- 4 pcr cent the numbers being 015.-

Iily aval-inble for international trade in 1946 is estimated at aboniI 3 million short-tons, as CCmpalvrII with 65' million ions, the uvcrugc‘ amount moving annually from or- iginal sources during 1935-30

Fats and oils available for "on- Sllmlltio-n in 1946 are those obi l cd largely from the oilseed . 1i.- und olives harvested in 1945. 1nd 7mm animal fats. m-Jrine oils. and Dalm oils from the current years production.

The various fat and oil com- modities included in the gstlm-irr-d wnrld production arc:

Edible fats-soybeans, sunflclxvnr seed. peanuts. cottonseed, olive oll. 11nd Somme seed,

Palm °II5—C0Dra, palm kernels. lmlm oil. and Babassu kernels.

Industrial oils -F1nxsceri. castor bcuns, rapeseed, Oiliclca oll, rung 011. end perilll; seed.

Animal fats --Butter. lard, and lallnw.

Marine oils -Wl1zsle and fish,

MORE nous on r-"Amvss

Compared with 11145, they-g wgfg more hens and chickens on Can. odlan farms in 1946. but less tur- Iielfii- Geese and ducks. According lo the poultry bullcrlyi or the June survey o! live stark and poultry, poultry oi’ all kinds numbered a9.- 849300 as against 89,504.50!) in 1945. an increase o! 344.000 birds, or 0,4 percent.

Hens and chickens showed an in- creased of 0 9 pcr centfthe 1040 number being $6,463,200 compared with 84,724,800 in 1M5,

Turkeys decreased in number. the 1946 number being 3.007.800 against ihe,19i6 number of 3.325.000. How-

ever. gains were records-d in {our

provlnoee- Prince Edward Island. Nova Bootla, Alberta and British Columbia.

The number oi {use declined by

XMAS

700 compared with 641.200 on June 1 n your ago ‘

Ducks decrmscil lil number from 812,903 in 19-15 l0 "$6.600 only two pruvinccs~ Qutbca and British Cciiimblu- increasing the number oi ducks as u‘. uunc 1, 1946.

SISTERS FATALLY INJURED

MONTMAGNY. Que. Nov, 18- (CP)—- Two sisters, Jacqueline Fournicr, 26. and Gcmonn Four- nier, 24. were injured fatally to- day when knocked down by a mo tor truck In this soilthshore town today. 30 miles east oi Quebec.

The sisters were on their way to work in n silk factory when the accident occurred. Gemonn Four- nlcr dled almost instantly while her sister died soon after being taken to hospital,

llEALTIII-‘ili. PERSONALITY

The health factor in personality l; the theme oi an nnnouncemenl‘ Erom Ottawa, where the health authorities or the Department cl National Health and Welfare point out that e. pleasing personality pro-supposes tip-top health. The in. person ls more llircly to be cheerful. full c1 life. and above all tactful, the doom-s say. Hence

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human relations. COMMEMORATI; TBS‘! PILOT

LONDON (C?) Directors o1 de Havllland Alrcrsi: Company are inaugurating an aeronautical sdiolarshlp fund in memory o! 'I‘cst Pilot Geoitery de Havllland. Ferdinand Columbus. natural 501i killed when one o! the company's oi’ the great explorer wmte t high-speed plants blew up in the biography o! his {other which has oir. been lost.

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