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HEAVEN — SENT and APPLE BLOSSOM in COLOGNES 'l‘Oll.I'I'I‘ WATERS SOAP (1 or 2 Boxed) DIXSTING POWDER '[‘.~\l.-('l7.\l (2 Sizes) itlso I§N(‘.I"I.\.'\"I‘E (‘fllliilNli IINCILANTE DYQTINF; POWDER

JAElAlESUIVS

DR (ti STU R E (if ll EN ST.

We are now rereififlk i1 "I" Lilli‘ supply of the folluwinfl Goals.

0L1) SYDNEY SCREENED ALBION ROUND ALBION IVUI‘ BAYVIEIV SCREENED DOMINION COKE BRAS D’OR. LUDIP

Prompt and careful deliv- eries for C. 0. D. orders. etc.

W.ii. iiillis & Go.

d Phone 176.

IIONO-RZMWROLL-

“EST KI.‘ ' SCHOOL or Roll for November. - ;-;.-l_ Philip Hardy; 2 Iluili lviai-lmuuall; 3. Marion Pcakv. Gracie IX- l, James. Palmer; 2, (Jeorge Brow '_ Buddy Stems. Grade IX.- Maiwice Brehaut;

2, Ralph Holman; 3, Shirley Doug- 11s.

I, Barbara Pickard:

' Don MacLeOd.

' vltl. l.1{cndrit~l; Gordon;

in Jenkins; 1i. David Andrew. Shirley Vessey,

equal; 2, Douglas

3,v Kenneth Yeo.

(,1: . . Douglas; 2, Stanley MacNiiir; 3. Donald Call- back and Gerald MuAuley.

Grade V. 1. Mary Ramsay; 2 lliicia Pi zard; 3. James Farrell.

Grade V.-l, Philip Jardirle; 2, Joan Wood: 3. Aim Blake.

Glade 1V.—l, Betty’ Dunning; 2. Iieather Lantz; 3, Jean Mlllar.

Grade III-l. Karl Reatrdoii; 2. Suzanne Palmer; 3, Mary Bet Harris.

Grade III-l. Elsie MacDonald: 2. Joyce Haynes: 3, Roger Clark.

Grade 11.~-l. Davida MacEachern: 2. Gillian MitcEarhern and Elizabtrth Lctvis; 3, Roy “fnite.

Grade I1.—l_ Johanna MacDon- ald; 2. Joan Marie MacGuire; 3 Jane Glddings.

Grade I.—N0 examinations.

NORWAY T0 RISE AGAIN

‘LONDON-rCP\— Oppression of fret- people never lasts lone; trait.- nrs will be forgotten and no stone mall mark their graves, said Prime ftlinisier Johan Nygaardsvold of Xortvay‘ tin lmirioiit in a message in S\\"‘( sh “TJTkPTn.

W . I'|GH IS PIGS

LONDOh ——(CPI-—— Britain's 2. (00th puz club ha< been registered by the small Pi; Keepers’ Council.

' to use the pie "a5 a com-i- er of Waste amt stimluses into v.:1r.lc 0th.,- and valuable mt-nf. rind fat.a."_

a "BARGAIN FARES T0

SUMMERSIDI‘) --G0ing- FRIDAY. IIEFLJIIIER 12 dc SATURDAY, IPECENIBER l3 Monday, Dec. l5. I941 $1.45 From (TIIARIA)TTI-.'TOWN (Gnvcrrunenl Tux Additional) Proporllonafely Low Fare: from other nation:

(Ihtldren on]: and undo! Twclva yuan o] can 84b!’ FAR]

Tlckell (iood it DAY UOAOHEI ONLY

. for Further Information 00ml]! any Ticket Aunt

.

.9,"4\lI\l)II\N NATIONAL

t» Iillrvwrlllll lk Inn/Inn

CENTRAL GUARDIAN

This column In resorted lnr news n! Iunal Interest. but uihertiniug o! I new” nurure muy bu lllserlfll n! 5 rent: n word. nrli-tly payable lu ndviuma.

_..-___________-1 CONI-‘EDERATION LIFE INSUR ANCE. I L-97l LEGION NOVELTY dance, the

Annouries, New Year's Eve. L-16-12-1-2i.

“THREE TIIAVELLED EAST" _ An orglnal holiday serial by Ruth Ahlrs starts in The Guardian on r1. iy next.

ISLANDER DEAll~~The death occurred at Edmonton. Alberta, on Wednesday, November 26th, of tvillizim L. Douglas. f inieily of Henri of Hillsbo-i,

G-W. ll. . tietowil. Keith 1i W011. Vice President. Victoria; St mtmr Wood. Mt. Herbert; Har-

Leard, Kelt were in Ain- hvrst l r entiing a direc- ‘vrs’ of the Amherst Winiti 1

1y, to James of Mr. and t st Rilyalty. 1C4‘ second week L-30-l2-2-li.

A FE. who u" ll1 r. hs - ‘i

I, e .‘.ill“~ A. and lls g0 ti liICk.

(YIIRIYIQHAS SERIAL w Starts on Ffldfi)‘. “lite Three 'I‘raveled East it. romance that. llllllfi: iillllltll‘. tr ls and hairs lu i; Ch: nus Evi- ('ill1l.'\X giziddt tLie heart of evcryctie who believes nice things still haixpeti in this troubled world, Don't. nuts the opening chapter.

I-‘FNERAL m...’ - The fun- ww‘ of th it" Man‘ Ila-gait " ‘ vi morn-

i reli oi iiic- .\l m; Holy Rotiveiiier. fulfill RC. Centeiery at Kelly's

TEACHERS {IPI-‘OINTED »- At the regular monthly meeting of the City School Board yesterday. Mr, H. N._.\itli"l y was trnptrnted 10"" 0f QHFPH suture 5211.01 .1420 Callaghan was ap- actirig vice-principal; Mr. Ivan V. tValsh was a nvtv appoint- merit. to the teaching staff ol’ the school, Tile resignation of Miss Ruth Stewart from the staff of Prince Street Srhool was accepted and Miss Eleanor Lartei‘ was lip- poiniiéd to the staff of that school.

RECEIVES I’ROI\1()'I‘IO.\'—-Among those in N0. 6A Compqtiy, Veteran Guard of Canada. who received promotions recently was Sgt. Jack Hcartz, who has been posted to Corps Hvilciqiiai'ters at Ottawa. Be- fore his (lcparitire for the Capitol City lie \\"l< waited upon by the Officers and N. C. 0's of 6A Bay at Valcartier Camp and 1)l‘(‘5’.'.i'li(‘d with n lseautifill Watermans Pen

THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

DECEMBER 2’ 1941

Leafs And Bruins Battle For League Lead Tonight

The

(Canadian Press)

re is only one game 5011600190

in the National Hockey League t0-

tight, time

tvhr-th M a pie the le

but it may settle for a short m. least. the question of er Boston Bruins or Toronto

Lea-is should be up 00p o! B8116 N109.

Those perpetual rivals for league supremacy will be squaring off in

Boston all even iii

playin wiiive

it the The

before

Leafs

a S 9.

having to V position for awhile. That

aims after g l0 games em , and the r will o into undisputed ‘ the settle for runner- is,

w. i m i» E =1 n m :1; A b‘

re is a winner and laser. teams have met. but once this seascn. and the Maple came through with a 2-0

viotcijv on home ice that time.

They

flgllfe they can do it again.

hut the claim of the Bruins is that.

the cl tit" other

difference. and besides

iange of venue will make all that time was at the farst of the

SPIISZTI.

loci

football

Player in hospital

Arthur member‘ of this year's

Wales patlen presen

well-known Prince of college football team, is l t in the City Hospital at t. However. his condition is

Canbwell, a

reported to be not serious. A popular student, Arthur was a valuable addiilon to the forward

line d

ui-ing recent games played

by the college and his classmates wish him a speedy recovery.

l-le

is also a. member otf Din!

Connolly's orchestra and plays the saxaphone. He belongs t0 Charlottetown. CI-PTOWN ALLEYS Commercial League The Blitz: of the Commercial League put their big tanks and

he a vy the lc

artillery in action against ague leaders, the V Club

and captured four strategic points.

Capt. troops

Callaghan said his storm were busy on another front.

and his next engagement will be different. ‘The results are:- Blltzs:--

and Pencil set. Strt. Hcartz paid R. Whitlock 193 206 272 :1 short ' to 1.1.» old home lli G- ‘Vhmolik 202 205 229 COFlHVHli rrceirly. G- GRUB!" 225 Z94 227 _._____ P. Blackett. 216 207 232 BIBLE srtlnroltotum-oii rri- B, ltfcDonald .154 249 269 day fltllll". Nov. ill. a lillmbf’? T0t>fl1—3373- of the Rose Valley congaecation, gathered at the h'rne of 1i H V Club:- MaeKtnzie to ozatiine a Bible J. Tierney 17B 179 231 Stu/iv Gawtp- R"v. M. 1ft ‘.ev tmsfor '1‘. McAdam 222 244 198 of Rn» Vaflev Iluiteil (lhurih. was E. Callaghan 954 236 176 yx-rsrni, and led the meeting. w 1th Low score 154 305 337 opened with a. rlevntioafial nerivd of (;_ Gallant 270 190 175 praiscaprzrvcr, and scripture read- q-OLB1_3139_

ing A dliycusstsoii period followed. ard was mCst. interesting, several takin". part. Closed bv S‘1l"‘i!l'Z, ans‘. lvlizpah Bent-dicta. It. ‘was decided

to hell the mreilngrw, e i-y second W"(il‘f‘$fi.'1" even nu a‘ 7.‘.ltl Next meeting to be held 0n Wednesday

evening December 3rd, at home of KH. MacKenrie- Mr. Milley will again lead the mwtintz. tiiscussion topic to be. Jesus as Teacher." After the disciksirn lleriol. a vcrv pleasant social hull’ hour WIS spent. Should the evening be ‘LP-Wily for \vh*"h a m"et'nv is "iflllll ~ it will be held on the following evening. nlitlurntion is our "VKCCIIIP" against tuberculosis. Christmas Seal money finances the educational wnrk curried on the year round by the Tuberculosis lmaguc of l‘. E. I.

Personals

The many frlciiilr oi’ Mr. Curran, of st. Theresa. r g l-carn of his serious illness

Messrs Louis Hawaii, and Rlvfgh Proud, Cllil1'lOti/2i()\'.'11 slit-n‘. t e vixvek-enzl in Meadow Batik, guest-S of Mr. and Mrs. Gfli/‘(Yll Maclmun.

John xct to

Bdr. E. I. R. on left on vester- day's llltlnlli? ii in tn tin his unit C. A A. A- T. C., alter spending , svitli his tvlft. and tlatighter in Charlottetown.

Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Smith and Mr, and Mrs. 1v tvton Taylor. Rocky Point. have pleasant i-rin ling friends and relatives in United Mates.

Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Acorn receiv- ed a cable from their son Keith annotintine‘ his safe arrival in England. The cable states a‘l the other boys from here are all v/eli.

Mrs. Preston Diamond, Reserve Street, received a cable from her son, Corporal Elmer Diamond. an- nouncing hii, safe arrival in Eng- land, '

‘Mr. and Mrs. J. .7. Ilotvlan have received a wire from their son Ptc. Harold Bowl-an. lwtler known “Sc0tty" zinnminr-iitu his lai- ar- rivPi in England with the Filth Ar- uiorod Division.

WHYHAVE

‘is ii» sons "Q-‘éfigrser?

d‘:

l-ligh single V. Gallant 294. High three V. Gallant 747.

REBEKAII BOWLING LEAGUE

Royals:

A. Sentner 206 902 159 A. Thornton '75 80 68 M. Blondon 105 194 3'! C. Brown 185 198 127 C. Court 126 165 125

Total-XML

Victory:

E. Mitchell 226 176 159 E. MucDougah 167 167 222 C. Smith 161 162 184 Aces:

M. Dover .199 154 187 J. McLean 134 149 162 B. Thornton 146 109 74 H. Turner 117 169 114

Total-ZMB

Dumb Dams:

I Lafferty 175 1B3 164 D. Hooper 143 147 163 R. White 164 1% 142 E. Mat-Pherson 154 106 140 M. Mntliieson 99 152 13')

'1‘0tli1—2199. Iligh single. E. Mitchell-mi.

High

‘Three. A. Sentner--564.

zioiv oumn uowffivd rumour.

June Bugs:

I. Lafferty 91 137 l” J. Dillon 166 102 147 J. barter 146 109 93 l... Cudmore 120 124 118 M. Dnlziel 106 109 130

Tlotiil-IBQO

Empires:

A. Sentner 216 146 298 E. MncLeari 105 116 102 A. Warren 174 I20 112 B. Snow 106 101 116 C. Webster 163 129 95

Total—2093.

llappy Gang:

F‘. Mulch 140 221 9'! V. Rold 138 104 133 A. Cmlg 123 126 177 C. Brown 98 125 147 B, Cameron 109 17B 142

Totalwzlilfl.

Wasps:

.. Bell 12'! 99 142 K Stewart 136 121 138 D Hooper 1B2 155 13B S. MacKiiinon 143 136 112 H. Turner 129 145 176

Total-JON. -

I-llgh Single-A. sentner-MS.

High

Three-A. Sentner-654.

Remember When (By The Canadian Praia)

Eddie Wallace, New York featherweight, knocked out Billy Hilgmes. Sliuit Ste. Marie. in the

third rotind of a

round

W.

scheduled 10- bout at the Montreal Sport. lvmuaslim all years I40 io-

Rlght now. there is nothing to

chose bet/ween the texms. The Leafs dropped their opener and then set; a bliszering pace that

sarrlecl them to the front, only to have t-he Bruin outfit put. on‘ a rush of their own that carried them back into a tie for firs: place. They have been all even since then.

Each team has played l0, won eight, lest t-wo and drawvn none. the only difference ls in the lum- ber of goals scored for and against, and‘ even in that depart-merit there is little to choose because while the Leafs score more goals, they have more scOred In itltem foo.

Right now, Toronto has piled up 41 goals, a number eoualled only by the third-place Rangers. At the same time, they have 22 scared against them, sccnnd lowest -t-ot.al in the league. Bruins. on the other hand, have flashed the red light. 36 times, only five less than the leaders. and have the lowest “against? total in the loop with 17.

carpec

Four entries

ts

AMHERST. N.S.. Dec. 1-—(CPi~— Officials of tlio Amheist Rural Hockey Letigtlc aiinotinccd today East, Amherst. Brookdnle and Au- lac had signified willingness to enter the loop. A fourth entry is

expected frrm Point as Bute or West Amherst. _ ‘There was no ilitiiriitlaii as to

when tlhe league tvculd open.

Bonspiel to be Held in Quebec March 2nd

QUEBEC, Dec. l-tdPl-Jfhe Canadian Borr-piel Clianiipionship for the Macdonnltl Brier Trophy will begin here march 2 with 10 of the Dominica's best curling

teams rticiiptitirig it was an- notuicedwiodfay,

Each of the provinces will be represented with two entries from

Ontario. The tournament. which is being held here for iihe first

time since its inauguration in 1927. will be played on a rotmci-roblr‘ system with all teams meeting each other once.

OUT OUR WAY

Fl’ HLi

i\\\\ ' U“ y ll-uim", Aid/h“ .\\ -

RTS ME ‘TO DO THIS, _BLJT Sl-lE ALLUS LECTURES

r WISH I WAS MORE OF A GENTLEMAN,

Victorias hang 7-1 lacing on Millionaires

SYDNEY, N.S.. Dec. l—-((7P)— Norui Sydney Victorias, displaying power from Start to finish, hung a 7-1 lacing on Sydney Million- aires tonight and climbed into a. second- lace tie with Millionaires in the ape Breton Hockey League standing.

Both teams are now five full grates behind Glace Bu Miners.

Swarmlng all over tilie slumping ChElIlpiCIlS. Vics a-tliered up two goals in the opening Izerlcd and four tn the second winding up with a single in the late session. Ludo Check got Sydney's only score late in the first period. after Vics had gone two up.

Irvine McGlbbon was the only Victoria to score t\v‘ce, getting one in the first and another in the second. The other Vfcs’ marksmen were Babe I-Iamulka, Johnny squarebriggs. Bill Sneider, Fred J Jltnstone and Bud McPherson,

No bargains In Turkeys This season

OTTAWA. Nov. 29--tCP)--Them will be no bargains in turkeys this Cl1l'iSi-lllI1S_,_Oif1Cii1l5 of the poultry tnarizet division of the department of agriculture said tonight.

While Drices can not be reliably Predicted a month from Christmas tllr‘t'l' are fnzlicaflors an increased demand and lack of surplus of birds will heri prices at a fairly high level. th°y said. Current reports shew turkeys selling in Wésiern ca- narla in "arload lots at 29 cents u pound \\| tie locally the wholesale price has reached 34 cents u pound. _ The number oi’ turkeys to be marketed this Chri tmas will in about the same as last year when the crop was comparatively short. The available supply of chickens is v-vtsifvtid to the khcavier.

oc s o ur cys in storage have been fairly well used up, though there are more chickens and geese in Storage than in crop. In most provinces marketing of chickens has been heavy in recent months and officials estimate that a good percentage of the chicken crop has already gone to market.

_ Ystem of orderly marketing _______,______

"uuussaiuisitrtvm w

. By J. R. Williams

ME ON HOW NEAT vou ARE, oF A BUM.’ How POLITE , HOW CLEAN Now wAi-r/ vou WIPE YOUR FEET, OR DON'T 6E1’ ME" GUMPN , ALLUS SUMPN! 5O WAIT! wAiT! vou WAIT OUTSIDE. WlLL YA‘; DON'T 6o

BUT-‘e-

AND I WISH 1i 1 was MORE

Amateur Ganucks Sign Ramsay

MONTREAL. Dec. b-(CPF-LQS Runway, who returned to Mont- real for militia training after sbzrtln the lioc ey season with Glace ay Miners in tihe 01W Breton senior 103p. has signed with Oonadlens of the Quebec Senior League here. ‘

Canadiem immediately asked the

tlebec Amateur Hockey Associa- ton to sanction the signing 0! Ramsay, who plu ed for them last season. Club off cials were hope- ful that. he would be declared eligible in time to lir ~ up with Can- adiens against Quebec Aces Wed- nesday n-ight.

Cornwall

Rev. E. S. Weeks, Sackville N.B., occupied the pulpits on Cornwall Charge last Sunday at the evening Service. Miss Murial MacDonald sang very acceptably “Breath of and»

Mrs. Melvin Scott. and son l-lay- den. who recently came from Hail- fax are recovering from Diphtheria. They were visiting Mr. mid Mn.

Seymour Scott Cornwall, where they were quarantined. Mrs. Stewrnxt Drake Meadow

Batik, left last vteek for Glenhoime N. 5.. where her husband is em- rdoyed.

On Thursday evening, the “people of Cornwall and vicinity gathered at the Home of Mr. Gordon Thom- son to shower Eddy and his Lrlde who were married last week. Many useful gifts were displayed, and a. very pleasant social evening was spent. All dispersed wishing the bride and groom much nappi- ness.

The Young People's society wa held at the 110mb of Miss Mario:

MscEachem on Tuesday evening. meeting was led by Miss Friz- zlell, New Haven. The Young P+op1e are faithfully trying to carry on despite the loss of Rev. E. R. Woodslde, who is now R.A F‘, Chaplain at Scotidouc. N. B.

Mrs. (Dr) A. J. Murchison and sons Dalmy and William or Clyde River have taken up there residence inCharlottefown for the winter.-—O.

over a period of months and in_ creased domestic demand has pre- vented my large sur lus accumu- lating and has largey offset clos- ing of the British market which wok 1.000.000 pounds of Canadian turke s annual! in acetlmc.

OUR BOARDING HOUSE

THEATRE BLACKOUT

. . In the darkness

twn meet, the sea, a woman of glamour. Stran- gers at dunk, lovers at dawn . . . af r n n ht of lncrcdihla a venture! . . .

lhtrlng

CONRAD VEIDT — VALERIE IIOBSON

SOURIS — THUR.

MONTAGUE — SAT. 6th MATINEE SATURDAY 3 P-M.

B Ifllll

LONDON —(CP)—SCme'Wh0Le 0n Iiiverpoofs Merseyside, in secret made-ground offices. Britain's na- val ipplng and air chiefs direct and control convoys, warships, cut- opult ships and long-range flying

beats in outwit German U- boale and Ibcke- uli’ banner; in the Bat-tile of tlhe Atlantic-

NAMED FROM “AMLET

Jack Benny and Carol Irmbard are co-smmng in a comedy whic draws its name from “H " which is "To Be or Not To Be."

EARLY IRUNCLADS

Warships were first p elected b iron plates in 1762 when French, warships were sheathed in tron in the S lsh-Frezich flege or 31-1- Ugly-lied Gibraltair._,____,_

, ed undreds ionalities held in

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Yeo Theatre Film Thriller Unreel Drama Of Terror M0

Thrilllnr Gillian am. s“,

"Blackout." the new spy me, drama which is set. iii present m; fiantggnYg/gllqlikave its local pmme

of today. The production. based on scenario by Michael POWGii m Brock Williams. was also directed b Mr. Powell and produced by m,

Corfleld.

Its sto startsiibotird t-lie Dan lsh freigli er Helvlgswliich is 5mm lnxacross the Eng] h Channel Wilt it halted by a. British plttrgn Sh; seoklngb contraband. Since delay inevlta 1e, the captain decidgg land and spend some time in Loni under a blackout but his pomp are stolen. He discovers the they and realizes that. it was commute by his beautiful aasseniiver, M1159; ensen, whose ac ons lave ulway been mysterious and uzzllng, Th mptain, played by eidt, and by lovely Vat now begin a clingy through darkened, wartime undo The story winds up aboard the llel v18. after many breath-taking, 5115 periseful scenes in a ni lit-club. l espionage torture charn i; u 1m town house and wumrloo m

on.

‘the scenes in ilhc ‘English chm nel are the most authentic av brought to the screen. since ili authorities cooperated fully with m film-makers while they photograph

h of ships of varying nut, the harbor lo contraband investigation.

AREN'T WE LUCKY‘!

At Wllmrt Island 0n Coronation Gulf. N.W.T.. coal ccsts $210 a ton reports A. Gltccles of scatlmmpticn. England Just Completing eight years as a fur trader theie