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KINDLY BEND Christmas Don-v attains to the Free Dispensary soon, u ooaaio iz-io-ai.

Roughness Quickly Relieved

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..DON"I‘ FOB-GET the iiuctioiiz sale of Bmallwood more will lie-l continued today at 1 o'clock. n u ‘

12- WBEKS COAL YARD dlSCh8.l'§‘l irig Springhill. Old Sydney and; Bayvicw screened coal and coke.‘ Phone mo or '11s. l2i7-(il.

CHURCH. Mermaid.

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bath next at 2.30 p.m.; Rev.

Q, Cnrlylg Webster. ministg-lq u

TRAIN AND FERRY-The early train left Borden last evenins with 128 passengers, arriving here with ‘ll passengers at 10 oclock. e ferry made ‘l trips yQEi-efdfly-

BOY STRUCK BY CAR — A_ small boy in the person oi Carl Daniels, 86 Cumberland street. W05 struck by a, car yesterday after- noon at 5.20 on the corner oi Mt. Edward and St. Peter's Roads. The boy was removed to P. E. l. hospital for examination. but was discharged directly havinz suffered no serious flimsy--

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MAYO! IIOLMAN m; w flhlp Mayor B. Bay Holman celebs-antes his ma siruiaoy May- mo recently with

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m K u ‘Iklluty WM. S. uxiliary Win held in lbworth Hall "m! l loudly number of members mu Wllwl’! present. Mrs. Traverse Prlllded Mrs. Harry Cannon w" Pianist. MII. Arthur Allen gave-a very in reetinl summary of the fourth chapter of the study book “lib ,5“ oi Life". This ‘- ‘ m, d t with the great need of coon - oration and" adjustment regarding ~the equality of the races. After g :31 pbuainess period tihelghrist- Nero-mine was can-e out. the hall being suitably decorated for tihroceasion. A large candle symbolism the light of the Know- ledge of God was lighted during the service with explanation by tho ‘Dfflldmt 0i that light ag found in the scriptures. suitable hymns rollowed and a Christmas reading ayMrs. Inman. Adams. M5,. John H088 "hi! a solo "Father of Life" and was _ comoanisi for nine mili- sion bane‘ girls in the singing oi Christmas Carols. ~ They

Also British News and SHORT SUBJECTQ SHOWS 7.30 — 9.15 SATURDAY AT 2.30

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station receipts. Presuit cold snap

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‘_(Continued_'from DB8 i_l9d2. During the post hrrouiucic servedwas Chaim‘ P0 0e 0mm! E-

He was well and favorably knxrlvég in musical! cnikrclegagtexlslikcgaga End member 0 e Eight" - ‘ml

two years an oi 8

Graded shipansnts delivered Charlottetown:

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be held at

s. A. llswis. The first .- meeting of the New Year t, held on January 4 in the rooms-S.

and

wn . Michael,

Canadian Legion Funeral Notice All veterans of past an‘d gfnscnt wars are re nested to 0O

meet at the Baptist Church, sfl-ggj“ gnu;- ay an"- noon at 2 o'clock to attend the funeral of our late oom-

rade, John E. Stems. IRA M. BROWN, Branch Secretary

M. Charles Thomas Michael arrived

homes in Charlottetown las

for a well deserved leave-

were on the same shill in the Med-i lierranean for several months,| following service with the navy in other part5 of the world.

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FUNERAL 0N SATURDAY The body oi Pte. Peter Walsh, former meriiber of the Charlotte- town Palicg Ehrce who died this to Hospital arri- town last lilZlit allied the bcdy c Funeral services will he

sports and was Bu u“ basketball player during the period W85 booming he!» Great War. He also participated in tennis and in °°§ Sign“ glgyyeevflrgogas the sport o . °° ey‘ deeply int/er- in an execu- his

Surnmereide

‘side Children nny Conscious

children of the Bummerside school have become "Penny . In each class room a . 15 kept where pennies are de- . daily to (e used, ag the oc- .. arises, for the children of .. . or those in need of medical in this province. the desire of the children to help most gratifyinl to those inter- -.- Practically all pennies saved nt a r lsacriflce on the i oi the c dren who are learn- ic co without. in order that may give to/those in need. m- special collections such as children’, l (Queen's) and the Crippled Children's i-- the teachers added their r- utions. with the result that. October first. the sum of - has been donated as fol-

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CANADIANS AND

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some tanks into its drive on Or- tona. Four German tankg were dc- stroyed as French-Canadian troops (the Royal 22nd of Quebec) cap- turud the village of Berardi. three miles south oi Ortona. Advices from the front said the 8th army liar. taken almost 2.000 prisoners since the Sangro River battle bc-

gan Nov. 1'1.

Iu ‘crossing the highway leading from Ortona to Orsogna, l5 miles inland from the Adriatic, the Can- adians and Indians forced the Germans into the hills where they are being subjected to aimcst constant shelling.

Nazis DIGGING IN The 5th army pushed ahead in

rough terrain and captured an im- pornnt hill in the Castel San Vin-

try is coming forward in good volume. Chickens Reese and ducks appear as pieritif in other years with turkey marketing; down due to the exceedingly wet weather prevailing during present year. No change in prices.

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A NOTICE

Special meeting oi the Cath- olic Women's League in their Hall this evening at 1-30. Im- portsnt.

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EASTERN GUARDIAN

.."l‘I-IE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN CANADA-Servicel for Sunday, December 19th as foi- lows: Cardigan ll A. M. and Mon-

i. city was m office as Vice- Maritirne Amfltflul‘ Association. a position Whl filled capably and impartially from, _ i931 to 1935- 3° W“ “lewd "he- held Satuday morning at 9 o'clock Presidency of the Association in from his late residence, Reserve i936 but was unable to acc ow- street, m the tlic= ing to the demands which his eX- Most. Holy Redeemer, thence to paneling business made upon his‘ the Roman Catholic coupon-iv- time. The body will be taken to his late He wag o oimtihfi residence today-

ittetown Rotary Club ‘-‘-“

fitilho. forced him to send in his c. G. I, '1'. vasrau SERVICE - He was also a mflnbel‘ i The C. G. I. T. under the leader-

s. i ship of Mrs. Ronald Noble, held a

0i I well attended vesper service lust

futhweveninz in the Baptist Church.

Mu?" The service opened with the pro-

city. one son. cession of girls in C. G. I. '1". uni lg a student at Pr forms, who. forming in a circle a and a daughter. the front of the vestrv, sane "O

BLOOD DONOR CLINIC — The 14th local clinic was held yesier- i day when 50 people donated blood. The three services were represented as well as a few civilians, one man giving his 9th donation. The names of 2'! volunteers have already been received for the next clinic which will take place Jen. 6. The exam- ining physician yesterday was Squadron Leader H. l-lalson. RA. l='. Dr. Hll, Pierce and Captain Frank MacMiiian, Beach, Grove ivere in charge of blood procure- ment.

ACCEPTS CALL — Rev. 0.. A. Hewlett, of Sable River, N.S.. has accepted a call to the church at, O‘Lcnry. P.E.I.. replacing Rev. A. A. MacLeod, who resigned a few months can to ioin the armed for-

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flips.

Joyce McLeod. Woodside.‘ Beryl Woodeide. Ruth Maclonnan. Dorothy Cannon. 5n- rah Jane Bety, and Gloria Wood- side. Miss Ilhtclie Wocdside gave an interesting reading on the or. isln of the hymn "Silent Night. Holy. Night". The meeting ended with the closing hymn and a Mir.- pnh benediction. ' ' ' S_

ii. CfC._Army Nut Cpcns la Tigniah

M ttart Phi u ' _ week in a Toron ved in Charlotte

His wife acccmp

Col. Iialston Inspects P. E. I. Company

is.

valued member

LONDON, Dec. 16-(0? Cable)- Spending his second straight day with the Canadian troops, Defence Minister J.L. Ralstmi today visited armored, infantry, medical and or- dnance units. At a. hospital he talked with wounded men from Skéily and repatriated prisoners. o.

his . dock. oi this ‘ Edward, who

of Wales Collette.

of the iai music at the

n to Junior

The official opening

of Columbus

cenzo area six miles 8°

Canadian fredena. The Nazis

uth of Al- were reported

Ralston lied particular praise for the medical and ordnance

um“ wmns ma“ haw gnu“ m,“ West Kent Come All Ye Faithful." This was

i , tte sing sy via a n followed by a scriptual reading and

ccs. A native of the Island. he is a graduate of Prince of Wales Col-

tague 7 P. M. Spec evening service _ members of the klyn ‘Ii-in.

R.C AF. and Broo

Knllhts

Army HutinTigriish took place on Wednesday. December lath

The stow Deputy of the Knights of Columbus. William M. Flynn after an address. in which be out- lined the benefits that- such a Hut brings to the men. officially de- clued the Hut open.

Mr. J.A. Bernard. the chairman of the local committee presided and outlined the swba leadinii up t0 the bllshinx of the l-lut.

Ited Cross for ~ ~ u oi Britain.

~ »‘I POPPY Pilnti’.

v Queen's Fund (Childronyi

tin Crippled Children

‘NI is 1n addition to

" HIIIIDB. the Idle of whi minted to 8160.00 since the

; of the school term last.

laid. "We feel very

~ o! the children foi- their ioent work in the 1am! o1 ......; and of cheer to Ilfortunate little ones. and we

L that they will become better

- Ind women for havini! learn- the way“ of sacrifce-even in a

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were operating efficiently under great difficulties in Italy.

At s. corps headquarters Col. Balaton saw a Prince Edward Isl- conipainy which was the pro- tective force for headquarters.

carol singing. A solo by Barbara Quigiey and a duet by Marilyn Ru- pert and Barbara Quigley, were both well rendered. An inspiring address was delivered by Mrs.Ncblo on "the church of the lighted lamps." A candle-light ceremony was effectively conducted by Mar- ilyn Rupert. Following the carol “Silent Night" the benediction was pronounced by Grace Crosby, {lur- ing which all candles were exting- uished.

HAS FRIENDS HERE — Word oi the death oi flight. Lieut. Hugh MacKay Rae was received by his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Warren H Rae of West Branch. River John. The young airman is believed to have met death in an aeroplane crash at Newfoundland and the of- ficial notification received from R. C.A.F, officials statec he was kill- ed while on active duty December 8. l-le was 28 ycnrs of age and rc- ceived his B. Sc. degree from Dal- housie University in 1935. He en-

hool. a brother. Edison. died a numb" 0i VETS 8E0.

Mayor Nolman Pays Tribute To Late Coun. J. E. Stems

dissing in deeply alon stretch on the west side the Garigliano river. bellilmluil 8t B miles from the

were

legc, Acadia University anc. a post- graduate ni Newton-Andrew, Bog- ton. He also studied at Harvard. Mr. Hewlett. who has been

charge of the pastorate of Sable River Baptist Church for five years will take up his new duties immed- iately. I-le was pastor of Lawrence- tow_n Baptist Church for 10 years.

Y’S MEN'S MEETING —- At the weekly meeting of the Charlotte- town Y's Men's Club last evening the guest speaker was fit-Col. K S. Rogers who spoke on Prince Ed- ward island in the post-war world. He said that as the economy 0i thLs Province must be based nn agriculture farmers and others should geek to employ the most advanced processes in all phases of farming and its related opera- tions, He listed as possible fieldsa of development the growing ' scya beans. the recovery of vita- mins. dehydrating and canning and the production of plastics from ulisted for duty the first day war ggrlgmméfigfigdprélgxgsonlgfiogd‘(gag w“ demand “d received m5 believed that the education system “n53 NW’ 6- 1939' and w“ mm‘ | should be “modernized“ to‘ make missioned as pilot officer. He rc-Ut‘ ulna“ practical" During the caved m3 twink“; at the Toronto ‘ meeting plans were completed for flying Club’ Bmde" “m, Trentm‘ UICVNCW Year's supper for child-

g a five-mile of

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BIRTHS

CAMPBELL-Av. the King's Coun-

ty Hospital. Montague, P.l!l.I., on

Dec. 2, i943. to Mr. and Mrs. Mar-

tin Campbell, Gienwiiliam, P E.I., a. dauilhter.

MARRIAGES

FRIZZELL-WALKER — At Zion Manse on Thursday, December l6. 1943, by the Rev. G. Carlyle Web- ster. Miss Phyllis Loraine Walker of North River and Mr. Gordon Dench Frizzeli of Cornwall.

DEATHS

ARSENAULT — At her home in Sumrnerside on Thursday, Decem- ber l6. 1943. Mrs. Philip Arsenauit. aged 51 years Funeral Saturday morning at 9 o'clock from her home t9 St. Paul's Roman Cath- olic Church.

.________________ MOORE — At Milton, on Thursday Dec. l6. Mrs. James P. Moore in

Minister; Henry Matthews M . . . iz-ii-ii

repor Army and this time five prisoners.

flue German planes were shot down in operations 0V6!‘ the "m" and four Allied craft were reported missing.