Because of the Very Serious insufficiency

0i Hospital Accomoiiaiion in Prince Edward island

nvaarolvn WILL wear ro

no roam UTMOST

r0 aasran run BUILDING PROGRAM or rna P. s. I. HOSPITAL.

Continuously for many months our Hospitals have been constantly overcrowded-Continuous- ly there have been long waiting lists of those whose hospitalization it is safe to defer-and at: times it has not been possible to find a bed even for emergency cases

In addition there are the Wounded and Dis- abled War Veterans belonging to this Province, longing to be transferred from the Military Hospitals in other Provinces to a hospital here. But of necessity their transfer to a Prince Ed- ward Island Hospital must wait. until beds for them are available.

Wonderful progress has already been made on the construction of the One Hundred Bed An- nex to the Prince Edward Island Hospital which was started towards the end of 1945. Work is continuing right along throughout the winter months

With this Annex completed and the Prince Ed- ward Island Hospital's number of patients‘ beds practically doubled the present very Seri- ous Inufficlency of Hospital Accommodation in this Province will be greatly relieved.

Much additional equipment and enlarged facil- ities in various departments will be immediate- ly necessary and the provision of another build- ing to accommodate the additional Nurses and Extra Staff will have to follow at once.

The cost-more than Three Hundred Thousand Dollars-is a big sum to provide.

Friends of the Hospital-Good Citizens deep- ly concerned for the care of the sick and the suffering-deeply interested in the continued expansion of the greatest of our charitable in- stitutions will again rise to the occasion.

nun, WILL MAKE rm; cameras non eaooooo

ro an counucrrn IN MARCH an ABOUNDING success

ni: ci-ieiuorrerown cuss us». i7 ,

IAIN! RADIO Broedcast Bun- dny, 8.16 pm. 01.03.. Mrs. Rd»- ert Lee Moffett will speak on “Emerging World Justice."

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POIJOI COURT-In the Police Oourt yesterday morning s drunk and disorderly was remanded to jail for a week. A second drunk was given a ten days suspended sentence and a third fined $5.00 and costs or ten days jail.

SPRAINS ANKLE-Mr. Warren A. Burns weather observer at the Charlottetown Experimental Stat- ion is laid u with a badly sprain- ed ankle. e ice yesterday as he left t st the Station.

e office

reason uennsv oooass aneicgietei Broose

SCOUT - GUIDE WEEK e forming for the cele-

tion of Scout-Guide Week on d, and after looking over we

f Scou are

fell on a giltffh of d“

i. in 5A OFFIUIAL HERE — M1810!’ Dumerto c

. n. public relations rep- resentative of the Salvation Army in New Brunswick and Prince Eid- ward Island. addressed a 1a e meeting last ni ht in the inberexsgs 0f the Army at ts Citadel on Great George Street.

THE PI-ESBYTEIIAN Ohurch in ‘Canada, Biiookfield charge. Services next Lord's Day as fol- lows: Iliartsville, il a. m.; Hunter River. 3 p.m.i Glaseflw Road. 7:80 p.m. -Mr. Donald Nicholson, student Minister.

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BREAKS HIP IN FALL - Phil-

irig on one of the City's ice-eover- when he

ed sidewalks in the busin tion yesterday noon Gallant, who is well over so yea-rs or aize. broke her hip and was tlken- to the Charlottetown Hos- pital for medical attention. Form- erly of South Rustico. Miss Gal- lant has been ding an. the Sacred Heart Home for the pest several years.

LAID T0 BEST — The funeral of the late Capt. CI‘. Pooley took place yesterday afternoon from residence, Upper Prince Street, where service was held, to the Peo- ple's Cemetery. Rev. T.C. McLen- nan officiated. The pallbearers were Messrs. H.L. Hardy, B, Roy Holman, Victor Purdie, A, Blrtwis- tie, Ambrose Rodd and Frank Walk- er.

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TIIREE FLUE FIRES — Three flue fires kept the City Fire De- partment busy diirin the early hour" of last night. The i rat call was st

d

at 8:50; and the third

to the Charlottetown I-losptcl at

: No damage resulted from

fires, the most serious

beingtltetattheliiomsoflik. Herbert King, Gsytown.

COVIHEAD IESIDENTI 4mm report from the sick in this district ls: Mr

tion. Mm. is much bet- ter. Lloyd Be has been confined

bed for some weeks. Nil-s. Wen-

ng signs of tnxpmvement

YORK UNITED Rev: J. A. Nicholson. Services Sunday, Jan.

fifteen grandohilken. His funersl

in Memos-ism

PETER RYAN

Church on esturdsy, 32nd was largely attended.

ii.’“§.“iii°”‘w“"‘u"li.“‘i§ ’°

as o e Onlihursda Deoaothethislt , m, ' K's“. there awed tbznxirii-sve?’ n” “gum peacefully to eternal reward ‘m; ghemsoui of Peter Ryan at the age , years. not. Wilfred I-l In, Frank H. hadbee infeeble healthf h,

"ti? critic can iv-iim‘ m“ ““" m ca an a n on Hearse driver, Ephraim Mum“ mé-mill-illxzliesgilwwmil W Mo! his soul rest in peace. e

As a member cf this commun- ity his loss will be greiutly felt. In matters pertaining to the church ci- the public Mr.

Edd Hemiiebe i; ‘rosy

_ (lard of Thanks

Y!

hospitable‘

friend sud stranger ps of his genial hosplteli and felt at home at his dom c hearth

He was consoled in his

there in; their recent bereavement.

sroormo ' wrrn suicrargmlgoar tm risen he'd: kviiiih the fin, m; time‘ schodaie

in Non

dill! of the sun

to 5t. Lawmacds December

of Mg. st pail-bearers were Messrs. ain- Dun- Don-

Thohsil ollli mmtmdli“ "l; relatives for their kindness dur-

MY. who under Nature's n. hed = d" mm cLe

artif hlsbesnnutm o, l.

nu n '° wWu-Luwi 13st...“ ‘f; 9%

i. revente ‘we “w; not maul °" ‘i,°“;2,,',,,,,,““'

m" Central Ohuroh; : ,

ant Grove‘ 1:80, York. Sunday School. Yin-k. 2 p. m. Sunday 5011001. Brwilley. 2 p. m. Y. P. U. York, Wednesday, at 8 p.m. Y. P. U., Central Ohureh.

at» 8 p. m.

FUNERAL SERVICE! - ‘Hie funeral of Mrs. Peter McDonald was held yesterday morning from her late residence. t!) Cumber- land Street in St. Dunstan’; Basil- lea ‘where Requiem High Mess was celebrated by Rev. J.

Cardle who also conducted serv- ices s-t the grave. The pail-bear- ers were Messrs. John Bashe. Ivan Hughes, Alfred Fi-imel, Thmnas Creighan, Leo Doyle and Michael Conway.

TRINITY Y. I. U. - 'l\s lau- meeting of Tr nity Y. P. . held in the social hall with a very good attendance. The meeting op- ened with the business con- ducted by the president, Jesn Mc- ‘iihe minutes o! the is» meeting were reed and e. oved. after which flhe group dtvi ed into set-ion of Rev.

oyed by s . meeting closed with a short de- votional tiod. Kaye Mselscban was .

MAllfllsiTlADI-Aceord- ingtothenenkofuontresllvirei- nose summery wholesale and re- trsdsinthe Mei-Marshm-

addresses.

BEEDS FOB BRITAIN FUND The following letter was received

tho Scuwbmaster .of the Kirk p which recently donated$10.- 00 to the above fund.

Dear Mr. Walker,

We are indeed grateful to you amid the boys of tlhe 3rd. Charlo te- town Troop for their generous don- ation $10.00 t0 the Seeds for Britain Fund.

Last year the seeds sent from Can- ada gzrodiuced enormous crops and Mr. tiles saw many of the gardens

summer.

Miss Mary possi

ur boy . realize better what a. good job tihey have done.

Thanks again for your help.

Yours very truly.

. H. MORTLOCK. Associate Editor of Publications.

CONCERT A SUCCESS - Dea-

lte the lnclemency o! the wea- her. there was another large at- tendance at the Burn-s co in the Prince of Wales 0o ltci-iinn last night. Both entertain- ments. tihe one held yesterday evening and the one held dav night. were nut on by the Hl-Y Grads. reciable aimcunt realised

The app by that orzanzation from the concerts will be dispensed in wcrlihy charitable causes. All oar- ticlpsnits in the concert acquitted themselves creditaibly es they lvcl done on Thursday evening. ‘hr the second night. the work cf Mrs. Rena Johnstone and her Y.M.C.A Girls’ Chorus received much fav- le comment.

Personals

Mire. Stirling Weddell and lidrs. Willard Rogerson, both of Cra- paud. are spending the week-end 1x1 Charlottetown.

His many friends will be pleas- ed to know that Mr. Ramp: Bow- man of Hampshire is ma lng a goodrecovery after his recent op- eration in the P. E. I. Hospital.

Georfi Howard. Rel h McKay. Frank cQuaid and die Ponder- galt attended the "Welcome Home" party for the Navy boys, given by the City of Charlottetown on Tues-

‘ day night. -—K.

I. 0. 0. F. Officers lire Installed

The instaiiati f ‘ti’!

194d took lacemdt owiiiieyimisociizoer No- 21. I. .01“. this week. The. ceremony was conducted by p";

res oi

Thurs- .

St Jolie's llsglleee

Bible society» a tlieieli, iii-emit

ilae Record Year

On motion it was 81.501!) to the besd rrmto. ‘this is additions already HM this

gr . e522: “iii? ,5

2E:

. Howsvt. - Sunday School - J. V. Moore.

A motion of t Predation wes

Lawson A . MK The iollowing bequests were iedt to the Society. Janet Bell Alber- fr sn ton. esoooo; oueuiie Harriet l-lss- ladies of the w and s pleasant social ho

lam. si.ooo.oo- m trust $1,000.00 w

m. Henry hdeiklo. Mono . an. Plan ilew ‘Effort To Recover Body

N B. All of the eighty-blues branches

in the Auxilifi, along with the wnitrlbutors, wi appreciate she fine results achieved. 1M6 berig the banner year for Vols Auxiliary. ,Itisiobeno!edthstthoP. .. Auxlliaryflof the British and r- eign Bi e Society was __._. on December 3nd. 13M.

, e . sglierindyxiiiraomdoucey QIARIP'IYED RIPIILI with m‘ ‘bvafidd n drowned on Tu y l‘ uiwimwi’ Jim an 31%. wont; '1']!!! giver, near grifllfiiflmi h" 3°‘ yet been recovered tholllil 911""

In matters of investment

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. . . our services sre st your disposal

We shall be pleased to make suggestions for sound investment in Canadian Government, Municipal and Corporation Bonds.

EASTERN SECURITIES OO-MPMIY, l-Tll-i

Sununerside

Charlottetown R. T. DODDS

W. H. V. DUNBAR

OUT OUR WAY

district deputy F. M. MacKinnon, M

in the unavoidable absence or (fll- .

trict deputy Elmer Moore of Sum- merside. Following are the new’ officers:

Noble Grand, A. Stuart Dickson. '

V0" J. Austin

Gra em. Recording secretary, o, minn- Cudmore.

Financial secretary, 11W, 5w“, J. Burhoe. omllscn.

uerc

8.8M. ., l" . L.8.N.G., Morley‘ Smith. REM-Ci» Hebe: Jones.

inertia-Spreading onir PE BULBS}

I ri-iisiuzoveu WAY!

fin plans to go whole river's bottom in of recovering the oody. The body o! the eon. Bu“ wee recovered three days m: the double drowning not m- fro where the car plunged _ , ANTLIRS‘ FAT‘! when; h to the which black deer mutually shell hos 10mg been e sifblect for debate mom sport-Inca Some ere eet~ e resell»! en by mice. nbbtte. and porcupin- iecross the river. Bev- a foo- thetr mixer-oil content those regular lines will be Others disiinroegraite and certain distances from sorbed into the ground.

Mrticrs are o."

COATS, DRESSES. SKIRTS, JUMP-

ERS, BLOUSES, GLOVES. etch

BELQW COST At

The Fashion Shoppe

GREAT GEORGE ST.

Why Not Use BRANTFORD SHINGLES

Manufactured in the

MARITIME PROVINCEC FOR MARITIME PEOPLE

A aaanrrono aoor Assumes YOU or ms nasr VALUE IN ASPHALT sumotrs

0R ROOFING

soLn m HUNTER RIVER mu ' DISTRICT air

P. J. NOY s. co.

We have two esrlosds in stock due ts the shortage is paper. Advise getting your sir plles now ss stocks will be short this senses.