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FEATURE ATTRACTION

Earhart woo-hoo’| . . . Blondie boo-hoe’! . . . as Dogwood falls for a horse with big brown eyes!

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Color Rhaplsodile Cartoon. Popular Community Sing

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SHOWS TONIGHT AT 7.00 AND 8.45 MATINEE SATURDAY ONLY A’I‘ 2.30

A iHRlLLlNG NEW ADVENTURE or 11-12 OLD WILD WEST...WHEN MAN'S MOST TRUSTED_ autism; WAS ms SIX-GUN»!

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‘tlzlviiebelc. tare, filohn dney ' EUR - 0 . P E. 1.1 ,.i "A y‘: Gerald Wylie I-Iunlteiiys ringhiil, - ° N. 5-: Malcolm Ralph Mc e1l, Pug-

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Qhn ‘h objective is m boirih ‘(n gm? gflkenq, J iiveiifna Canal» e

I sepmrgxitgluor Bradley. h Destroys Plot gomgthing new and charmuliz 95 1 ui The s r, takes Flynn through I bu“ wad m m” person o one? an exct vg chase through the,

ht 0! fifliigiifigliriliiiiricfirilino 1118K? » m p c ur .

her flhn deburtétty Mash“ Han s music‘ teacher.

north couniry in a blinding Sll0W‘| storm. Climax of the picture con1es| when Flynn discovers the Nazi- hideout. and in a great feat cf daring gets control of their plane

and wrecks it, breaking up the w iiiiyinii opposite riymi is Julie r ~ “rtsvorriiy. .l“°":*=.. w " c o n e ‘ ‘Western Drama gttlantidi’! elevated lllllmto stttrilllm. 1 u 1 i - At 10S Very Best ‘Qxllitieers-IOII; Rieagiigpsiidléezlgiitncii- __ . ar. t " I188 nsssezrnossrtllfai‘ nos-i s _ m‘ *"=*""°'" "m" “‘ Yugoslavs Continue

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d m evening of sheer J-rlfl! when it comes to the fmll)‘ " Theatre tonight for a thlfie dF-Y . ason. It is a ellubm’ Picture “m: , I-mymtdmmiz star of the 11:;

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Push Against Nazis

LONDON. Dec. 28-—( OP) ——Gcl‘-

‘play: omméllt; lmlflgiemgrglgouy lrtlaihhtgrigitlhriiveolaegoii llwlllVbrtlflt P“c"§§§i'e V-i Beatrice Mair" 2 .. . ' y’ B1198. 1105* 5m“? wnguf Yugoslav Partisan army and in Anh MacDonald- 3 Mabel Stewort/ / ., ' "Ia °1°°m° P‘ l‘ °‘”° Bosnia f htlniz has tiirnu: es- ' ‘ ' ' _ “Zgfgfgm d,“ “m, ‘ bi‘ lofi Exacigllytretglolentp l%G€!l;IeIIBIl1rl°';!t-| Mn. Jenkins Dent. D N W’? gxlilflcumfmm‘ mgfi, “If”? Marshal Josin Broz‘ headquarters‘ Grade IV.-l, Bernice DeLory; 2. from met across the tame; anggunced today- d k New Limo Xspgglzabgtlliqncggnt - ' ~ rman . . - . av O s :. . I16 $077 Aldrich To cgfignt lgllcgliilléwxiilbgiyllvsfihll nowledmm 0x21111221 ‘or 111331 ‘giro! M ’ a. Annie Mathew". this action on the Balkan front.

claimed throuch the Nazi-control- led Hungarian news agency that four full Yugoslav brigades numb-

i , w)“ s in his 0W“ ‘nun-ugh and entirely satisfactory ‘mflu’ guppffltlllfl cast includes criug in all about 4.500 men. had

09in, Ien Keith. Roy Baf- been "wiped out" in a single battle l bfifiifl‘! Wllun- Ylmvam about Samaritza in Croatia. i ' dllicts

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. —Pub1ic Worship, , 2nd.

' VICES. Sunday‘

January 3rd at 2 P. M. R. C.

LACHINIL-Four

ing Centre. Mcncton, and left, rec-

ently to take up their basic tialn- lng at Manning Depot.

Banks, Conway Station, P. E. I Moncton Times,

to St. John's, Nfld.. after spending Christmas ' in Charlottetown.

Wood are glad to see him ab]? ‘at; o

'.‘§\_¢.; ____.._. _.-.._=-+-- _, .. Thq German command has “““ “'*"= ‘F’- ~ s nd eniiastment- M I 1.3”“ ' prohibit a the sc r bicycle in Henry lCh lvshen the inn ls Rance Edward Rome. tehe Rom‘; aadlo salcsi 10-!

ls Great Fun liiiiifiiiitidderigs‘ a . mmj}; u ,. myn f‘? élllmljleabmlgfiggltslieard by c111,. I“ “We” Fm“ s?i"§i3i?tnii."~1".:ii‘ a... ‘ '° -r @7311‘? "—"— “gist shouldhfia n to a dog f: ‘in! g t e|'l°rl"te\3;gl;lt§"%: n ‘ a’ €‘gruefias ihxsggggierl; n m," “PM "1 w“ _ it” “who; til Prince Edward

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THE (THARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN Active Year in Livestock Production

This column l; reserved (or new: of iociii interest, but advertising

of a newsy nature may be inserted at five cents a word, "In advance

strictly pl)"-

COOKB for Photos. LIFI: IN-

CONFEDI-JIIATION

SUBANCE. YEAR'S TAXES due December It. 13-1041

CHURCH 0F BCIYILAND. — Servieesfiabbath, Januar y 2nd. Suinme ice 11 A, M. and 1 P. M. Rev- J. H. Bishop. 12-30-11.

4th OII. FINAL INSTALLMENT civic taxes due December 31st

11-25-411

CIDUD OVER COIL-UPON.- Guard1an's new serial story starts next week. Don't miss the opening chapter.

CAVENDISH

ll A. M, New P. M. Cavendish. Rev. Minister.

TIIE TAX OFFICE will he open Dec

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NEW SERIAL STORY. — Starts next week. It's exciting, mysterious and timely. "Cloud Over Coraton" by T. C. Bridges. author of "$.05. Sally" and "It Happened Twice."

CHURCH NOTICE. — Winsloo United Church Services, January 2nd. Highfleld ll A. M, Prlncetown Road 3 P. M. Wlnsloe South 7.30 P. M. Rev. '1‘. Constable. Mlhigtaer.

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FRO-M P- E. I.—-L. A. C. Robert Devine, arrived from P. E. I., to spend the Christmas holidays wiihi hi5 parents Mr. and Mrs. Charles‘ Devine, Clyde AVB.-SYdI’IQ_Y Pest] Record,

BRADALBANE United Church Services on Sunday. January 2nd as follows: Pleasant Valley 11 AM, Rose Valley 3 P. M, Bradaibane 7.30 P, M. Rev. D. J. Morrison. Minister. 12-30-11.

CHURCH OF ENGLAND SER- . January 2nd. St. John's Churc . Craipaud. Holy Communion 11.00 A. M. St. Eliza- beth's Church, Springfield. Evening Prayer 7.30 P. M. Rev. G. R, Hart- man. R/ector. 12-30-11.

HAMPTON UNITED CHURCH.— Minister. R/ev, Roy E, Vesscy. B.D. Services Sunday, January 2nd. Bonshaw ll A-M. Appin Road 3 P.M. Victoria 7.30 P. M. Mrs. Ves- sey will also conduct service at DeSable at 3 P. M. The Quarterly B ard will meet. at Hampton.

12-30-11.

RECRUITS T0 men were enlist- ed at the local R. C. A. F, Recruit-

Li‘.

Lachine.

Personals

Mr. Plcton Mai-mack returned

with his family

The many friends cf Mr. be around again after his sc illness.

Mrs. V. H. Bcultoh and her daughter Miss Christabel. Central Royalty, spent Christ-arias at Hamp- shire, guests of_Mr. and Mrs, Ches- ter Edwards.

CCilDl. James Leigh Walker. RC. A. II, left Tuesday to "esume his duties at Gaspe. Que. after sDPHd- ing a short leave at his home Cherry Hill.

A. C, Harold Wood. R. C. A. F" who spent his Christmas holidays with his wife and two childlren and his parents Mr. and Mrs. A. Wood. Kensington Road, returned to his unit today.

A. C, 1 Bud Nonnan, R. C. A. F" who arrived by plane on Friday to spend Christmas leave with his family in Brighton, returned ‘T1198- day morning to Quebec. where he is stationed.

GEORGETOWN SCHOOL

Honor Roll of Georgetown School for November.

Grade X.-l. Francis Fitzgerald: 2. Lorin Mair; 3, Vivian Wood.

Grade IX,-l. Gladys Youchere; 2. Harry MacCannel; 3 James Fitzgerald.

Mrs. MacDonald's Debt.

Grade VIII.—l, Eleanor Hobbs; 2, Teresa Victor: 3. Julia Prosper.

Grade VII.—l. Sonny Johnson; 2. Cullen DeLory; 3, Sally John- son.

Miss Quinn's Dent-

Gra-de VI.—l. Everett Llewellyn:

2, Margaret Layers; 3, Han-y

Miss Keenan's Dept.

Grade IL-l, lflillfillfifllrfl Hemp- hill; 2, Vivian and uby Allan; 8. Shelia DeLorv.

Grade I. Siv-l, Donelda Landry: 2. Catherine Stevens; 3, Lillian I-Iearne.

E. M. MacKay-Princlpal.

Nazi Night Fighter Losses Ara lloavior

coupon. DIE} - (0

The Geimaiis lost 232 o! th

, Mr. s. D. Stock Fleldman; Mr L.

in Act

Review of Production Service Activi- ities, Dominion Department of

Agriculture

DR. E. B. NGITING. Supervisor Health of Animals Division

Dr. R. J. McClenaghoh. Senior Veterinary Inspector; Dr, Frank Ruehton, Veterinary Inspector; Dr. R. B. MacDonald, Vetz-riiiary In~ specter.

Live Stock Division

Irvine, R1110: Live W. Roper, Fleldman: Mr. W. Clay. Live Stock 8: Live Stock Products Grad-- er.

Maintenance of on adequate food supply is one of the first essentials of a nation's wai- effort LIVE stock and live stock products toiming a; they do a large part of the human diet are therefore found to become affccted during peiiods i»: notional emergency. The Domiiiioii-Pi-oviiic- ial Agricultural Context-nee held

11' annually at Ottawa since the cul-

break of war, deals with plans for poductlon of essential agricultural products for the following year.

Live stock production and all phases of activity in connection with live stock production, market- ing, processing and manufacture have been increasingly active dur- ing the past year in Prince Edward Island. This has had a marked in- fluence upon nusiness generally. Our province is essentirlly; depend- ent upcn agriculture, therefore, anything which has a tendency to favourably influence our agricult- ural conditions reacts to 1hr mone- tary advantage cf every individual in the province. During the p.151 yfldl‘. there has been an increase in the production cf those classes of lave stock for which there is the IIIOcL essential demand at the present time. Both expert and domestic movements of live stock have been very satis- factory and viry active. Export trade in catzle and hoes was particularly active,

Live Stock Poliricg

‘Itie live stool: policlts pf the Federal Department oi Agriculture have been carried on as usual during the past year. with addition- al projects or modifications in a1)- pllcation as local and notional con- dltions necessitated. Joint policies and programmes of the Federal and Provincial Departments of Agriculture working 1n close colla- boration were also per-sued. Com- ment upon the various phases of t-liese activities will be made by the officials performing the afitufll field work in connection with cattle sheep and 5w e.

Control of parasites and fan-n sanitation as methods oi disease prevention have been stressed Rs an excellent type of insurance (Or the live stock producer. We are 01885611 to note an increasing interest by gtockmen in these matters. In- structions upon apvfflvfid metlwdi’ of cicanslnz and connecting live! stock and poultry premises havei been widely dlSZflblltBd and grate-i fully accepted by the breeders. While there outbreaks of which yield to pioper veterinary treatment. there have been no out- breaks of reportable contagious diseases coming under the operation of the Animal Contagious Diseases

have been

Although hog cholera still exists in the Maritime Provinces. no out- llpgeakgd iiaye doccurred in Prince war san . Live stock men are well advised

E. to see that all animals purchased

outside the province for breeding purposes receive the. ‘protective treatment for I-itrhorrh-IEIC 591991119- mla before shipping. Th;- inocula- tlon can be made after the blood specimens are collected for the Bangs test or following tlic tuber- culin tcst.

annual iIIOCUlAIlOIIE-dif. a protect- ive measure c1 all livc sioclcon farms where I-iemmomzigic septice- mia m; previously occurred, is in- expensive protection and wise pro- cedure. The same may be 51115

On sandwiches- especially cheese-

You'll find Heinz Mustards sure to please! And at the table

keep a jar- lt helps make butter go Quite far!

4 some i LIHIISITIISiIDlP disease-

with regard to vaccination for Symptomatic Anthrax (Black Leg). 915E858 Prevention and contml are

tal factors 5n increasing live stock production.

Once again at this time we ad-, 1106MB the aclvssabillty and neces-f sity o1 more home crovrn feeds! and more generous fee 1r. ' ods. Too much cf our x- marketcd in an unilnislied

con- dition. Mineral deficiiricy gl-iould also be guarded against.

REVIEW OII‘ THE CATTLE INDUSTRY FOIt 1M3 I Durmz the past year xieicniniz‘, of the Federal DEpzlfilvEilt l-iavey continued their efforts 1n uin- nectlon with policies and projects which have '45 their objective the imProvement. of type and quality of ‘ Dairy and Beef cattle.

The Federal policy eflihracln the loan of herd sires was cont nued| and between fifty and sixty bulls were made use of under this policy, l in various districts throughout the province.

Junior Calf Clubs were active ini fimfiht in

I breed- - ing were apparent in the maiorityl of Lhe clubs. to the fieldnian hay-i 1R5 supervision b! this work, es- pecially where the work was car-| ried on in coniunction with other community projects, - 1

Selections of cattle wire made from time to time throughout the

‘ilColntinued on’ page’ B) u’

Feeding Pigs At a Profit

R. C. Dyiies of Fleming's 114.115, Duffcrin County. who had noticed several reports on cost of feeding D188 decided to keep an account of the feed expenses from the time of weaning to marketing of m pigs farrcwed by two sows on Jflhllég l0 last. These pigs were ween around February 22. and Mr. Dynes valued them ‘it. $6.50 each. n total of $14.3. From weaning to lnarkgflu 1H8 these pigs consumed 12.000 lbs. Brain which Mr. Dynes purchased at a cost of $188.85. The total cost 0f little Digs a $8.50 apiece, plus ,feed cost. was $ 31.85. The price at |wh1ch these hogs were marketed was $16.’7a and $1 . per cwt. Idressed. and the returns, including ‘the subsidy, were $571.32, which save Mr. Dynes $339.48 or $10.88 per pig for his labour and overhead charges. It will be noticed that in : the costs the little pigs were valued at a t the peak price for this year. Had it not been for a dock o_n a ridgling and for loss of sub- sidy because two or three blgs were)

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His Honour.

Th.“

Lieutenant Governor a

will receive at Government House

Oil

.. Saturday Afternoon

January the First from 3 to 5.00

ti.

@-

Bruce Wonnacott, Private Secretary

ll. ll. 0. S. flttawa ls Remembered

iiauirnx. Dec.~28—iCP:-—I~I.l\l. C, S. Ottawa. which already has

.b0riie the Tililll.‘ o‘. Cantu-ab 0.111"

ital city into zittie, will carry wit), her. the next time 51in puts to v.1 more taiigilhle 1m‘ o1 her assoc- iation with tlie D niniozils scat .11 uoveriiineiit.

As she lay rcIlLLiiig at 11.111! x1. ducliycird today. Mziyoi‘ Lewis uf Ottawa and Dr. nen, president of ilic Club of that city. presented to the W-ir-Sfiflrrilii destroyer and licr comobmenta piece of silver from the city aha a piano from the club. The city is the official spon- sor of the WflISlIlD. while the club hae "adopted" (he crew.

The presentation was made on the cluttered deck of the 5111p, with Mayor Lewis and Dr. Liiinen standing on a platform amid. shins surrounded by the ship's company. With them on the blat- torm were Cant. J. D. Prentice, D. 5.0.. officer in charge of escort forcw. here. and Cmdr. Pullcn of €)akv1lle. Ont. RklDDPI‘ o! the 0'.-

awa.

' War Risk nines 0ut

LONDON, Dec. Zll-lwcdnesrlayl -—(UP)—W3.I' risk insurance ialei on shipments to and ‘rcm the United Kingdom have been cu: in half effective Jan. l, the wen:- uient announced today, re leciing

‘lite?’ 81X? in the i181“ HEB-flit

e - a .

The new rate will be i0 shillings (Fm) pei- £100 compared to the od rate of 20.

ON GENERAL SERVICE

NEW DELHLL —(OP)— A small number of Ind-an wonnen medical reduates has neen recruited for the ndian Medical service. with full liability toi- general service in and out of India. They will receive oommisions and Pay 0H the 551m’- scale as men.

?J°"“°1 scalars" "M m"

qTgspynes 1.5 now feeding 32 p18! 4m purchased feed. and hopes t0 awake oven ii, better showing than he‘did with the other D185-

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been doubled over the western fionL .

' i1‘. valuable fleet o! night fighters n

cities against R. A. F. attacks this year; as agsfnst only 69 in i942, the Air Ministry announced tonight

Th: increase illlS year probably, devcloprd bccaur; there have been‘ nearly twice as many British sor- ties as 1n i942 and because Gel‘- mrn night fighters strength has