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within a couple of days. interested nayties will ‘net-savings by taking self deliveries from car. Norman Allen, Borden. phone 12. 1-6-11

- -BESIDENTS of Sumner-side and vicinity, John A. Martin, Gov- ernment Annuities Representative will befat the Clifton Hotel, January 10th and 11th. Anyone desiring in- formation regarding this system of investment, see Mr. Martin at the Clifton. 1-5-411,

—IIOCKEY MATCH Kensington Rink Wednesday, Jan. 9 at 8 pm. Kenslngton Intermediates vs. Summerside Kinsmen Juveniles. Skating after match. 1-7-31

—VISITORS RETURN ._ Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Richards, Miss Ger- da Wood of Summerslde, Mr. and Mrs. Frank McDougali of Alberton returned home Thursday, January 3rd after spending an enjoyable New Year's ln Halifax. While there they visited Pte. Leo McDougall who is in Cogswell Street Hospi- tal but expects to be transferred ~aoon to Cornwallis, Ontario. They also visited Mr. Ralph Waugh of Halifax. The party motored back by car and had an enjoyable trip for the time of year.

' HOLLY CHRISTMAS PARTY- ‘ An enjoyable Christmas was spcnt -by» Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Wood, son James and daughter Gerda at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Samual ~Waugh of Wilmot Valley. The Christmas was spent exceptionally good due to the fact that their son. "Ralph Waugh was home from Hall- fax for the holidays. After on en- "joyable dinmc- lMlss Audrey Waugh "presented presents to all. During the day a sleigh ride was much "éfijoyed by the Wood family who 111ml not had any for 30 years. After ice cream and cake was served the folks departed to their home very Appreciative with their clays en- joyment.

' -ANGLICAN LAYMEN MEET- The regular meeting of the Lay- men’: Association of St. Jonn's.St. Eleanors and St. Mary's. Summer- lide. Analican Churches was held in St. Mary's Hall on Thursday evening. 1n the absence of the president, Mr. George T. Clarke presided. Committee reports were received. Mr. Arthur Dunn re- ported that plans for the manual training classes were progressing

and it hoped to have three classes a week. Major l". F. May delivered a very interesting talk on “The Church and its symbols . As Major May is leaving shortly to make his home in Nanaimo. B. (7.. a presentation was made to him by Archdeacon G. R. Harrison who spoke very highly of.nis fine qualities and expressed sincere regret at his departure. Mr. J. J. Enman also spoke with referent‘! to Major May. saying that ha had known.- hlm many years and had ItIended school with him in Char- lottetown. 1 3

Annual Meeting

‘The Annual Meeting of Prince Edward Island Mut- ual Fire Insurance Com- pany will be held at the Town Hall in Surnmerside in Prince County on Tues- day, the twenty-second day of January, A.D., 1946, at the hour of 10:45 in the forenoon.

f DATED this Third day u, January, AD. 1946.

T. LELAND LIN KLETTER, Secretary.

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PERSONALS

-lt is pleasing to re ort that Mr. Lorne Bowness, ensington, is much improved after his recent tonsil operation in the P. E. I. Hospital.

—Mlss Shirley Callbeck, student at McGlll University and Mr. Wendell Callback, student at Mt. Allison University, have returned to their studies after spending the Christmas holidays with their

rents. Mr. and Mrs. George Call-

eck, Summerside.

-Miss Dorothy Callbeclc left by plane on Sunday on return to Toronto after spending the Christ- mas holldavs with her narents, Mr. and Mrs. George Callbeck, Summerside. En route she will stop of! to visit her sister, Mrs. Hal Spears, Belleville. Miss Call- beck holds a teaching position at Branksome Hall, Toronto. S

—Mr. and Mrs. Eric Maiheson and daughter Joan. of Maiden. Mass, have returned after spend- ing two weeks with Mr. Mathe- son's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. T. Matheson, Summer-side. He has recently been discharged from the U. S. Army after serving overseas.

-—Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Malheson and baby son have returned after

visiting Mr. Matheson's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. '1‘. Mathc-ann, Summerside. Mr. Matheson is

stationed at Debert with the mod- ical corps.

—M.r. Edward McNeil, son of Mr. and Mrs. D. F. McNeil, Summer- side, returned yesterday to re- sume his studies at St. Dunstan‘: University, Charlottetown.

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-—Miss Eva Poirler, Halifax, ar- rived in Summerside on Saturday evening to attend the funeral of her sister. Mrs. lban Gallant, yvhlch took place yesterday morn- ng. ' .

-.Mr. Ralph Waugh of Summer- side was home for the Christmas week and returned Decembe 27th to his work in Halifax. During his stay he visited his parents M1". and M". Samuel Waugh of Wiimot Val- ley and friends Mr. and Mrs. W.C Wood of Summerslde.

--Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Matthews have returned to their home in O'Leary after spending the New Year holidays in Halifax. While there they were the guests of their son Mr. Lloyd G. Matthews and Mrs. Matthews. They were accompanied by -M:'. Matthews’ sister, Mrs. William Ozon of Bor- den. who spent the New Year with her son, Flt-Sgt. Ralph Ozon. and Mn. Ozon and her daughter, Miss Ethel Ozon.

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More Canadian wheat is used in British bread. A reduction in the oompuhory ad- mixtin-e of home grown wheat in mlllera’ grist has been decreed in England for the London. Liverpool. Hull. and Bristol areas whiah pro- lmportant Deroentase of the total output. These areas now will use 80 oer cent Muutobas and i) per cent native wheat as compared with 30 per oent native wheat in October -— Monthly Re view of the Wheat Situation.

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BIRTHS

‘ McINTOSH~At the Prince County Hospital on Jan. 3, 1946, to Mr. and Mrs. James McIntosh, Bradal- bane, a daughter. S METCALFE —At Grace Maternity Hospital, Halifax, Jan. 6, 1946. to Mr. and Mrs. Harold Metcalic, a son, Barrie Gilbert.

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COADE—At Mt. Stewart’ on Jan. and Mrs. Joseph Coade (Mary K. McDonald) twin girls, Mary Dorothea and Martha Donald.

MacAULAY - At the Halifax In- firmary on Dec. 2, i945, to Mr and Mrs. Osborne MacAulay (nee Marjorie Poole) a son, Gary Ken- neth.

DEATHS lnoorr - at Sava e Harbour. s Sunday, Jan. 6, 1946, arlon Pearl

Pigott, in her lath year. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fulton E. Pigott. Funeral tomorrow, Wednesday. service starting at 2 o'clock. Inter- ment in People's Cemetery, Mount Stewart.

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1am T. Coady, formerly of Alexan? Remaim are Hencsscys will take lace from the residence of his son, r. All. Coady, 175 Hillsboro St., Tuesday momlng at, 8.45 to the Church of the Most Holy Re- deemer, thance to the Catholic cemetery. ‘

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The family of the late Mrs. George Dowling wish to thank their many friends and relatives for their kindness, flowers and sympathy cards. received onthe death of their mother. 1-8-11

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pans’: anvoarronar. snu- nvan a Tuesdn lyer to the Individual". Conducted by Mrs, Robert Lee Mo!- fett. All welcome. 1-8-11.

ADDITIONAL NAME - In the of Mass cards sent the late Andrew Sutherland, the names of . Ronald J Mcfnnis and fam- ily were inadvertently omlthggL

vrslrs ow norm _ m- c. Warland Stevenson. of Fort Wil- llflm. Ont" spent the Christmas ‘Wildlife with his mother. Mrs J. L 5191188011. Sh. and brothers, Lorne and Harold. New Glasgow. P. E. Island, after an absence of W" 1W M" years. He also visited his slst . Mrs. J. R. Mills. Hunter River. He and three other broth. ers were veterans of World War I,

POSTAL RECORDS BROKEN- Final flizures made available by postal officials last night show that the largest volume of mail in "15 7118i“? 0f the Province passed through the Charlottetown Post Office during this Christmas rush period. In all 293.000 letters passed thrvllllh the cancelling machine, This is greater than for thgi same period in 194R. Although no‘ figures are available for narcelsj oflicials say that there is no doubt} that this -has been the biggest- year ever. >

SWORN AS ADMINYSTRATOL Chief Justice Thane A Campbell was sworn in as Administrator of the Provlrwe yesterday afternoon at 3 o'clock ‘The ceremony took place in the Confedvration Chamb- ers before Premier J urgifer Jones and members cf ‘his Cabinet will other inirrest-ed spectators. The‘ oath w". administered h? Mr 11w. ilce A1‘- Arsenauit “r11.- ch19! Jllftiee Will act as Administrator 1'" ii H"! twtllf") tn the Pmvlncg nn i Jan. l9 of Lieutenant Governor J A Bernard. who. accompanied by Mrs Remain. left yesterday morn- lnrz for a visit in Boston and other New’ Fnvland cities

IN M/lfihwrvqmavg (joymq~_ A man appeared "estordhv hnfprn Fitlpehriiarmltfarzlstrata G-‘vngr J. Tweedy, K.C., charged with qppr. “"718 B tfllck to tho public dancer. Th9 vhflrl-Ze arose out of a collision which occurred ihn night qf Nov,

last on the St. Peter's Highway near Marshfleld. between a car and truck, when several persons were injured and taken for treat- ment to the P. E. Island Hospital. The case was adjourned until Monday.

WEATHER WARM — Th: wea- ther yesterday was wann as the e Bllifiyed a thaw but no rewrds were brazen by high temp- eratures. it was lcarned from Mr Warren Burns. weather observer at the Charlottetown Experimental Station The temperature went to 50 decrees above new yesterday it was still two degrees below the for for January the pn-rvious year. which in tum was the high- est since 1965. The thaw took a1. most all the snow and left dirt rcads in the country nearly impass- able. with mud inches deep in most places while the xenmanis of snow drifts still blocked wheeled traffic,

roucr: count - 1h Police Court yesterday momlng, John A. Mills: convicted of breaking and eninring the Charlottetown Yacht Club. was sentenced to two years in Domhesier

in oossesim of stolen goods was sentenced to three months 1n Jail. A remanded case er W.P.T B Iefllllfli-iblls was f er Noland-Ed for one week. A drunk and orderly was fined $20. and costs or 80 days and another was given l5 days suspended salience. Three drunks were fined $10. and com 01' 30 days. $10 and costs or 80 days and l6. bail estreated respect- ively. A drunk and incapable was fined $10 and costs or 20 days.

AT ROTARY-Mr. J. Lorne Grey. Ottawa. associate director of the research and development branch of the Dominion Depart- ment of Reconstruction. was the suest speaker at the Rotary lun- cheon held ln Th.- Charlottetown yesterday. Mr. Grey's address, mlillly of a technical nature ox- plalned some of the scientific dis- coveries, applicable to Canadian industry needs. which the Nation- al Researoh Council is, he said, ready to im art to those desiring the informat on. Among the truest: were: Messrs. Peter G. Clark. Bummerside: LR. Allen, Summer- side; and J. J. 'li‘ralnor. Berlford: Motor John Wright. Summersido, and Maior Norman Lowther, Char- lottetown. Rotarlan T. Roy Cud- more presided.

V. D. MacLear UNDERTAKER EMBALliiER

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MRS. CHARLES AUGUSTUS MITCHELL

A who passed away two-years ago today. - JANUARY s. 1944 .

Ho: sons Robert and George (Overseas) and illllltfl‘! Alllsia and Esther.

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FELT CHAMPIONSHIPS — Both the grand championship and the award for the champion male Pelt in last week's fox pelt show at Summarslde were won by Mr. Stanley Willis, of Cornwall. Through an error Mr. Willis’ name was err- oneously given in the prize list published yesterday.

ISLANDEB. DEAD -Frlends will regret to 12am of the death of Mr. D.W, MacLeod at hi; home in Cal- gary, Alberta. The late Mr. Mac- Leod was the last surviving mem- ber of the family o-f the lat: Mr. and Mrs J S MacL-eod. c-f Kin- ross. this province. He is survived, by his wife and son. Dr. Donald‘ MacLcod

STOLEN TRUCK LOCATED - A former army truck. the property- of m s L Mulch. Mount Herb-i ert, and which was stolen bntween '7 and 8 o'clock Sunday evenly-w at the corner of Grafton and Prince Streets. was located about 5 o'clock Yesterday afternoon abandoned on 1h? Pleasrnt Grcy» Road it was bmusbi into the City and the own- er noiified of its, recovery

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Personals

Mrs. J. A. Douglas , Lorne Bownoss. Kensington, \vel'e| among the visitors in the city Monday. i

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Mr. and Mrs. Ray Douglas, Ken-

sington were visitors to the city yesterday.

Group Capt. l-l R Stewart. R.C. A.F. arrived from Ottawa Satur-,~ day evening o-n a brief visit to his father, Mr D.B. Stewart. city ,

Mr. and Mm Albert Smith of Wlnsloe left for Brsi/sn where iii-N; will s1! Mrs. Smith's brother. r James E. Drake of Somervzlle and other relatives.

Col W J. MacDonald. who has been visiting hi; wife and family here during thi: past festive sea- son left this morning on return to liisdmilitary duties on the main- an

Miss Roberta Silt-herland. student of Notre Dame Academy. has re- turned to the City after spending a pleasant visit with her friend. Mia; Patricia Mooney of Denise's Station.

Mrs. David Brook-s. of Milton Mass , is registered at the Queen Hotel on her way back after spand- inz Christmas in Bay lliortune. She is accompanied by Mrs. Milton Dlngwell. who plans to stay for a couple of months visiting friends ad relatives in and around Bos-

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llr." Eric Found Elected President 0f Gyro Oluh

At the annual meeting of the Charlottetown Gyro Club held at The Charlottetown yesterday eve- ning, Dr. Eric Found was elected the Club's new president; lst vice president is Earl Taylor; 2nd vice president Tom Davies; secretary, Leo Doucette; treasurer, Al Rog- ers. Directors are Messrs. I-lerb Pletch Charles McQuaid and Hib- bert Saunders.

Retiring president Herb Fletch thanked the Club for its splendid support during the year. He com- mended the Club for its support to the Prince Edward Island Tub- erculosis League and for it: thoughtfulness in entertaining the youngsters at both orphanages.

The resignation of Arthur Lewis as a Gyro member on the execu- tive of the Prince Edward Island Tuberculosis Lea ue was regret- fully accepted. s re resentntion on this League was filed by Gyro Charles McQuaid.

His Mayor I. F. Arncit, receiving an X-fay 6X- amination aqthe opening of the chest X-ray Miss Ruby Morrison of

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lladdad-Zak-em lluptials

A pretty wedding was celebrated at St. Dunstan's Basilica Saturday morning when Yvonne, dauzhtex‘ of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Zakem of this city, was united in murriaA with Stan’ Sergeant James Had- dad, R.C.A.S.C., Montreal, son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Peter Had- dad of Palestine. Rev. Louis Dou- gan performed the ceremony and celebrated the nuptial mass.

The bride was particularly at- tractive in white satin wedding gown and floor length veil. She was attended by Miss Lorraine DeCoste as maid of honor and Miss Marion Burks as bridesmaid The maid of honor wore a pastel rose frock with matching acces- sories, and the bridesmaid wore a pastel blu gown with matching access-uric. The groom, who was in military uniform, was support- ed by his brother. Albert Haddarl, of Montreal. Lillian Zakem was the flower girl.

A brother of the bride, Joseph Zakcm, former altar boy served at the mass. Also serving were John Walsh and Allan Noonan.

Following the ceremony n re- ception was held at The Charlotte- town, where 60 guests assembled for dinner, which was featuzed by two beautiful wedding cakes. The toast to the bride was proposed by Mr. J. Lester Douglas, M.i‘.. and flttlngly replied to by the groom Among others at the dinner who s oke briefly were Mr. Albert

akem, father of the bride, and Hon. T. W. L. Prowse.

Prior to the departure of the bride and groom for a honeymoon trip they were tendered a recep- tion at the home of the br.~de's grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Jos- eph Zakem, Gziwton Street, where upwards of guests ZT-hfifed Saturday night for music, dancing and refreshments.

Rhodes Scholars

O’I'I‘AWA, Jan. 6 - (OP) -- D- R. Michener Canadian secretary of the Rhodes scholars-hi? twi- gqnight 3n -‘ selectio o1 five Rhodes Scholars. n1 present and former members of the service! M‘ in war work.

They include: E. B. Tucker. Backville. N- B» 35s,, Mount Allison University.

He is a Lieutenant, R.C.N.V.R.. ser- ving aboard the cruiser Ontario.

H. S. Scott. Montreal, faculty of engineering at Mccill. He is a former Lieutenant in the Can- adian Army-

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selves of this opportunity to have a chest X- rav during the stay of the mobile Summerside this winicn-S.