DECEMBER 23. 1936

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can. IN TODAY AND INSPECT 011a ARRAY or CHRISTMAS

Here.

ch o use GIFTS Evriuzrumo-NEW AND FRESH Suggestion; Yardley: Sets Cigars - Cutex Sets 619mm.“ hristmas ev- Lolgate Sets Bath salt; ‘Avshes of Roses Sets Hunter Chocolates K Wilbur!» Sets Thermata odaks Fancy Soaps 13'0"“! Bath Salt: Albums Thermos Vanity Cases Mo“, ("- - - Tol-et Water Riley's Candy Talcums Perfumes

Fancy Chocolate; AND MANY OTHER. ITEMS

J. Ernest H. Worth’

142 Prince S

SPECIAL ifihristmas llinner Friday, Dec. 25in.

THE CANADIAN NATIONAL HOTEL

12.30 to 2.80 P. M. and 6 to 8 P. M.

Christmas Music both Meals.

Please make Table reservation early.

$1.25 Per Plate.

Dusting Powder

DDUGGISTS

Phone 82.

lift. R. S. PITT newly appointed Manalicr of 1h" (‘gufldlflfl National Iiaiiways hots-l ln liahfux, N. S. The Nova Scotim. Pfllil’ to coming to the Nova Scotlan,

tie was House Manager of the Chateau Laurier, Ottawa.

MIDDLETON W. I.

The annual meeting of Middle- ton Womcifs Institute was held at the ironic of Mrs. James McCarcile with tnzi members and four visitors

present. The vice-president, Mrs.‘

Willrccl Craig presided. Mcciing ups-nut ivitli singing O Canada and repcating crccd in unlrcn. Roll rail ivas responded to by giving a peace motto and payhig member- Ship for. Minutes of inst annual and list. monthly meetings were trad and approved. Visiting corn- mittee reported a number of visits, ind school committee failed to re- por: and tvcrc re-appointed. Mrs. A. E. fvlcCnrdle and Mrs. J. S. lit niit wctr- appointed on thc visit- ill, (fIlllllllli(‘C. Bills were then prestntcit and moved paid. The secrr-turv gitve a report of the years work. showing a bank balance of S5893 and cash on hand $1.64. The niccting then opened for nomination of officers for the com- liig ycar, and the following were

clccictl. President, Mrs. Walter Cr vice-president, Mrs. Frank Curtis: secretary-treasurer, Mrs.

J. S. Wright re-elected. Directors, llrs. Iilliotl. Wright, Mrs. Edison llrinlit and Mrs. Wilfred Craig. Aiiiliiitis. Miss Elizabeth McCnrdlc ind Mrs. A. E. McCurdle. Organist. llrs. Curtis. Moved and seconded that we subscribe to the Country- Woman for one year. A program ioloived consisting of, a joke, Mrs. ll. McCardle; readings. Edna hainor, Elizabeth McCardle, Mrs. 01015. BClIl-Y Reid and Margaret Curtis. Meeting closed‘ with the National Anthem, after which lunch ras w-ved by the hostess. Collec- lml $1.00. Dues $2.00.

I; lllnurclhl for Vlylltgiltid’

Kindergarten Closing the direction of Miss Bema M.

the children entering with trnei Christmas zest, singing, reciting and 8001B through their exercises with credit to themclves their teachers. From a beautifully

fathers. were distributed and a mflry atmosphere of Christmas was reflected on the happy faces of the children around the clrclc.. Complimentary remarks were made by a number of the visitors and the children after receiving sweets from their teachers went home eagerly looking forward to Santa's visit. The following program speaks} for itself:-

Announcer, Paul Cudmore.

Gocd Morning Song. .

Christmas Chorus.

Solo "Awaly In A liiaiigcr." Joan r Storey.

Recitation ‘Lucinda Ann’ Gerda Hanson.

Nursery Rhymes and Dance. Kindergarten Children.

Recitation "Long Barbara MncKenzie.

Solo “Wind Through The Olive Trees." Anita Dillon. ‘

"Jingle Bell and Santa Claus " ‘

Distance."

Soloists: Kier Mathcron andi David Walker.

Earl Hobbs.

Christmas Exercise “The Toy

Shop" Soloists: Elizabeth Cook‘ and Carl Brown. i Toys: Barbara MacKcnzie, Doris Wal;h, Gerda Hansen , Sylvia Stems, Sydney Campbell, John Mathiesoti, Flora Gillis, Earl I-Iobb", Lewis Macdonald. Franklyn Mac- Innis, Arlene Roberts, Alfred

Robertson.

Recitation "A Different Tale." Mary Ramsay.

Game: “Peek-a-Boo." Helen

Holman and Barbara MacKenzic,

Sylvia. Sicrns and Joan Snazzle. ‘ Sydney Campbell and John ‘ Mathleson. Solo "The Toy Shop." Carl Brown. ' March. "Polka Dance." Solo “Cradle Song." Mary Irene ‘ Bearlsto. l Recitation “Daddy's

Paul Cudmore. r German Folk Dance: Paul Cud-

Walkei: and Barbara. MBCKEIIZlC.‘ Kler Mathieson and Doris Walsh. ,

Solo "Boo Baa Black Sheep." | Elizabeth Cook.

Duet. and Chorus "Santa Claus Is Coming To Town."

and Anita Dillon. l

Solo "Christmas Eve."

iCollegiate, Windsor, NS, to spend

‘group insurance and of annuities

iillly month this year and an im- iprovcmvnt of 7'5"» over

The Kiiiderslrten closing under ' the Christmas holidays with Mr.

Hues“ ashted by M155 M17100“ Saint John, N.B. Mr. Vinniecombe Saunders was most entertaining, l Wm 10m ythem at Money,“

‘m0- Plnctte are leaving this morning,

decomwd tree hvely “m5 mad” by New York ancl the latter going to the children for their mothers and Dartmouth, N5" m spend Chrlst-

fLife Insuranc

l and

i were in Alberta-up 40% -—- and

Recitation “My Christmas Tusk.” 1 Atlantic Provinces range from 8% ! to 14%.

Present." j S iacey.

i Gillis

i Kindergarten

Personals

Mrs. Jessie MitcKenzle of North Wlltshlre was a. visitor w the city yesterday.

Mr. John A. Simmonds arrived home Saturday evening from King's

the holiday season with his par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Simmonds.

Mr. S. C. Moore accompanied by his daughter, Mrs. A. T. Vinnie- combe, leave this morning to spend MacDonald.

and Mrs. Willard J.

Mr. Charles Cumming, of the city and Mr. J. J. MCDOMR! 0f

the former to spend the holidays in

mas with his daughter, Mrs. Hazen Baker. ’

In Canada

TORONTO, Dec. 22—Showlng in- creases in eight of the nine pro- vinces, November sales of new, or- dinary life insurance in Canada and Newfoundland, exclusive of

and pension bonds. totalled $37.- 813000. This is thc best. rcciard of

Novem- bcr, 1935. Ontario. with sales of over $15,000,000, and Quebec, with nearly $10,500,000 were up iii/FE 9‘-’_~% respectively, but the highest percentage improvements

Saskatchewan —up 29%. British Columbia showed an improvement cf over 8"” and increases in the

Based on returns from companies having 902'}. of the business In

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Select your needs here.

MOIR'S

Dlpt. Caramel: Nougatinea Cherries Almondlnll

J. ERNEST

142 Prince Street

iiruoious FRESH our

M is“ WI‘ filial-r of Cnndlel roi- 1hr Christmas season. H° Pa"! level! fancy oocium making acceptable gifts. "Ii H. Ellen. smuu n Chucklel in Christmas attire,

and many others.

DBUGGISTS

IN BULK Genome Walnut Bordeaux Brazil Nut Vanilla Operas Brazil Chews Cocoannt Pineapple Peppermint Trinidad

H. WORTH

Phone az

ST. CATHERINES W. l.

The regular monthly meeting of St. Catherines W.I. met at the home of Mrs." J. T. Inman with m attendance of 11 members and 1 VISltOI. PNSlGCIIY. in the ch31}; Meetlris opened by singing "w; B. 800d time to get acquainted" and TEPBBMHB Creed in unison. Roll call responded to by "How are we benefitted by meeting tougher... Minutes of the Nov. meeting read and Bllllroved off. It was moved. seconded and carried that the members sell candy at Christmas concert. Sick committee reported him"! Visited 810k. and brought a treat of fruit and presented bills for same whch on motion were paid. Mrs. Shaw presented a bill

ed for the use of sewing club, Moved. seconded and carried that the above bill be paid. Secretary YePorted having received Christ- mas seals it was moved, seconded and carried that 2 of the membgrg sell same. Itwas moved. seconded and carried that each member pay

Y9"- m°Y1PY to be set aside for a Tuberculosis Piuid. Some discus- 510" Wlk DIME 0n how one could make money but it was decided to leave same over till next night of itieetiiig. Next meeting in sclic-ol room. Jan. 13th. i937. at 7.30 p.111. Roll call pros and can}, o; (“Strict convention.

The December meeting of the 10m! Creek Women's Institute met at the home of Mrs. Fred Stretch on Wednesday evening the second, with an attendance of twelve mam- bers and‘ five visitors. The prgsj. dent presided and the meeting 0901190 13y Singing the Ode and re-

force, November sales by provinces. as compiled by the Life Insurance Sales Research Bureau, and given out today by The Canadian Life

Insurance Officers Association, ‘ were as follows: ‘ British Columbia $ 2.335.000

‘ Alberta 1.750.003 . Suskrztchetvan 1,104,000 ‘ Manitoba 2.059000 i Ontario 16,159,000 l Qugbgc 10,464,000 New Brunswick 979.000 Nova Scotia 1.434.000

i Prince Edward Island 150.000 l Newfoundland 219.000 l

$37,813,000

Dance. “Jim Crow.’ Helen Hol- man and Carl Brown. Elizabeth

more and Mary Ramsay, Franklyn c001; and Earl Hobbs, Anita Dillon Maclnnls and Mai-y Bearisto, David and John A. Mathlescn.

“Old King Cole}, Fiddlers: Lewis Macdonalcl, Franklyn Mac-

Lewi‘. Mrudonstld and Flora Gillis. l Innis, Carl Brown.

Pages: Doris Walsh and Flora

$.15 "sfllllifl. clans" Marv Res-

, ers Ramsay.

Recitation "Jack Fkost." Kinder- garten Children.

Choru; “Iiferry Christmas To You)’, Children. Good

Soloists: Joan Snazzle and Paul ‘ Cudmore. l Exercise. “I Put My Right . Hand in." Walking Dolls. Elizabeth Cock i Bye song.

God Savc The King

Obey ‘Chat: Impulse -

_..a_._ Aria-van...»

‘most for a. Christmas gift."

‘ucation and Better

P950018 the Creed, roll call was answered with “What I would like The minutes of last meeting were read {"10 flDDroved. The sick and buy. ll COmmIttees gave their reports 1' ‘J presented bills which were paid,

.It WfiS moved and seconded that

cne dollar be given for Christmas "Eli MOW! by Anna MacMillan.

seconded by Annie MacPhr-c that; .

ten dollars be given the T. B. Lea- gue. Moved by Mrs. Alex Mac. Kcnzic seconded by Mrs. Rod Mac- Leod that each member make not less than three pounds of candy for the Christmas coiicerL The auditors appointed for this year are Annie MacPhee and Annie Mac. . Kenzle. The questionnaire on Ed- " Schools was discussed and filled in. Mrs. Norman MacLean invited the mem. bers to her home for_ the next; meellnB. roll call to be answered With “A New Year Resolution". The meeting closed with singing, after which a dainty lunch was served by the hostess.

DRUG MADE FROM HUMAN HAIR. MAY SOLVE CANCER RIDDLE

WASHDIGTON, Dec. 22--Cheap synthetic manufactured from the hair s-weepings of barber shops of a drug which may give medical men a new tool for disease treatment and study of cancer was announced today by two George Washington University chemists.

Dr. Vincent du Vigneaud, profes- sor of biochemistry, and Gall L. Miller said the drug, known as glutathlone, is still a mysterious substance, but that research in oth- er laboratories- indicated it is a powerful factor in the growth of animals.

Glutathione first was made syn- thetically about 15 years ago, but its manufacture was so difficult that it cost about $6.000 a pound.

By making it from shorn human hair, plus the sauce used to season chop suey, it can be produced at a fraction of the former cost, the chemists explained, and thus be- comc available for extensive re- search.

The chemical is made up of three amino-acids — substances which combine to form protein-known as

cinc.

Cysteine. it was added. appar- enty carries sulphur to the body cells, and its absence causes vari-

of arthritis. Glutamic acid is derived from the chop suey sauce, and gly- cine, also made synthetically, is used in treating muscular troubles. Scientists who examined the re- port. of the George Washington

the stimulators oi’ cancerous

growths in the body. DR. E. M. BEST TAKES

Best, secretary of the National Council of the Y. M. C. A. through- out Canada since 1931, will give up his duties to become president of the International Y. M. C. A. Coi- lege, Springfield, Mass.

Before coating to Toronto five

years professor of religious educa- tion in the United Theological Col- leges at Montreal. During the war, he was with the Canadian Y. M. O. A. overall.

0! $1.80 for cup towelling purchas- .

5 cents at each meeting for the.

. and Cigarettes, Rolls anti i ' ' l Razflrs. Pines “d Pine Eels. Kodaks

LONG 01mm: w. r. i

Eastern Guardian

..'BUY ROBIN HOOD FLOUR now, you will not regret it.

. msvascnuvrioivs w the Charlottetown Guardian mfly be handed to their Rept. Archie Hume,

small PARTY I’ l In

éCmiadian Legit I Home

t Tonight at 8.15 FREE GAMES

l i "SPECIAL PRIZES '

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‘lltifientral Guardian

ANCE.

CRASWELL FOB CHRISTMAS. Photographs. l

L-6798-7- 12-312. ’

BUY ROBIN HOOD FLOUR now, you will not. regret it. r

or ABIIGWEIT , Ll056-l2-5-tf

TALES (Bremncr).

ii- l ZION CHOIR. PRACTICE, this l evening at 6.45 sharp. L-l662-l2-23-li. WHOLESALERS CIDSED SAT- L'IiI).\Y.—Oii the (lay after Christ-

Phone 47, or left at H. J. Mubon‘;

Drug Store, Montague. ti‘, . JTHIIOUGIIOUT the 50350“ Delta will be received for the

Prince Edward Island Fur Pool Limited by R. W. Stewart, Clark Brothers Store, Montague and J A- Webster. 15a Richmond st. Charlottetown. 1,690:

..'PELTING FOXES by inexper- ienced pelters causes many thou. sands of dollars loss to ranchers annually» Why take chances when m? the 5'1""? Qhfllfle you can have them extxirllv prepared for the market and fully insured at The Charlottetown Fur Sales, 5a Queen Street. L-676-ll-tts-l month.

. TCHRISTMAS GIFTS FOR ALI. THE FAMILY, Comb. Brnch t _ Mirror sets, Pyjama Does, hluuicurr-

156B. Perfume-s. Cfliiiiiiii s. (rompin- ~ ation ‘Toilet 5s- ; »

' .S'n‘;oii _\_ Travel mg Cascs .\llill.ll" SDBVIIIFZ Sets. LPRIDFI‘ (loom.

I-ilirri

Molrs Chocolates, Parkgr and Waterman Pens and Pencils, Alarm Clocks, Electric Heating Pads. Play- ing Cards and many other gifts t0

‘ choose from at Maborrs Drug Sin o,

Y MOnlKEIIe. We carry a complete linc

‘ of wrapping tissue, cellophane PBDBY. tags, seals, twines. ctc. l L-l454-l2-l8-5i. .

LE? , THERE was N0 ROOM i The haughty host of Bethlehem} Inn ; Made sharp reply “There is no room“ ‘ Within his walls of wordly gain 3 His dashing guests zlispcllcci all gloom >Up0n thethreshold stood a man iwhose mission fouchrd the courts

And crowned its destiny with bljgg A radiant flight

In this lone'stable Christ was born ] Lacking in every human ncctl. But in his tiny tight-clenched palm

The babe 01' Bethieliam slept souncl

Unconscious of his great appeal l The living symbol of true hope r The all cmmipotent to heal. l

—D. A. Louise Birch

nonsr: REFUSES r0 ' womc AFTER nouns

NORTH SYDNEY, N, S_, l)“; 2g —Wheii Albert Jesty loaned his; horse to groceryman Richard Jgl;_ alee, he forgot to tell him of thc animal's characteristics-iii partic- ‘ ular, its aversion to working over- time. ’

S0. several minutes after six dclock the next morning, Dobbin. decided to call it a day. He trotted _ IBWRY While the driver, an employee of Jabaee, was delivering parcels at n nearby house.

cysteine, glutamic acid, and sly-

ons disorders. including some forms l

chemists, declared it might bej found that gluthathione la one of

“Y” COLLEGE POST ‘ TORONTO. Dec. 21-—Di‘. E. M. 7

years ago, Dr. Best had been for 1i ,

The drlverless horse and wagon crushed into an automobile driven [by none other than Jabalcc liim- lseli’. Two fenders on the car were Icrunipled back and the wagon imp. {ly damaged. The horse shook on lthe wreckage and headed foi llv. i stable.

Jesty said: "I intended to tell tlic , ‘driver the horse always refused to . ‘work after six o'clock but. 1 for- ‘ i got."

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Canadian iplougihs are breaking up the land in the rc-settlcmcnt oi‘ P31951119. and Canadian whcat 11°"? B150 flBuNs among fhc princ- ‘lpal Canadian exports to tn: Holy Land.

LESS THAN A PENNY A DOSE

star stopped in its Ongnd l y

And hovering Angels stooped toll lglgg i lows-—-

He held the secret of lifes creed rt n‘

. districts

mas iSaturtlayi, known as Boxinfl Days, all wholesale grocers, whole- sale fruit merchants. and wholesale coiifcctioiicrs in Char ottetoivn will be closed all day. L-l655-l2-23-3i

CHURCH 0F S(‘O'I‘LAND.—Re'.'. ttiveii MacDoug-all will preach Wed- iicsdayr 23rd iii Prcplcs Church City a: 7.30 and, if travelling is favour- able at. Birch Hill ‘Thursday 24th at '1 P. M. Also Sabbath 27th a‘. DrSable at. 10.150. (Tiipc Traverse at ‘.3 ‘>0 and SlllIllliCFYKlL‘ at 'l.

L-lfiofi-IZ-Zii-li.

REMEMBER CI) BY GOVERNOR »—Yostcr(lay' the tcuc-hei‘, Miss Betty ‘ NIFKII)’ and pupils of Central Roy- i ally School were very pleasantly

surprised when they each received .1 box of choiccatcs from ilk. lln wit‘. lll iii Hiiovcrntir (i D0811.»

’!‘lA>—7\l>\'I;R'll$l-.l‘c:i. t '»"ll‘ll(lf".1l vupy N.‘

c iiiv ptciioii. ti. i115"!- ilirre m1 been a lon- v writ‘. rnfarcng us to cnrr‘: arivc tnctncnts ovrr to od- \'(‘i“i‘..<"§i‘:<' inrniivrnirz..c and disap- nointmcn‘ Plrrvc maki- n irctc —- “Arfs rrntr- br- iii Guardian Office bv ll A 3.1.!" L40

Farm Problems In "Ts tint =‘i.reas

Ill-nrtrritioii Stn'i"ii= iii Carvda ownccl by fr. .n'l O')Pt‘;itQ;l‘.i_i' them in co-o not’ n with the l-"xpcrimctiinl Farms and Stations of Dcpir lY‘.€ll' of s'".'vc as a cotniccilir"

llifl l-‘xnciimcnla! and t‘:~ fwrmrrs 1r.

of Heaven . ‘ v ‘ With calm appeal he asked rm- " 5 ‘"7"’? "‘“'~“""~L“r"“ space ‘ ("iojtcrnlivc in- Thar; shelter’ rest’ his “Np he ii W's. n"_ in t“c i935- glven . of tho l’ m tvon hlinixtcr of A’ .il ' issued 22'! I ten you Sh.’ “There is no room" cl"l rts in ~ on were rc- Be-gone to yonder stable, whcrc ‘Win10: t)“: “mo” mum‘ ‘WITH? of The oxen sheep and lambs am the Domini ittil Fnrm* houseth ‘ 184 llllP-t . i '0"'(‘tl’lf‘l‘ you-u find _ with 0.0 ilivricls cx "r'“cii‘ sub- ghera an empty ‘(an down siaton" oiicrdtiiii: tinrlci‘ tlic Prairie Mm- and JQ 1 _ h Farm Rchr-ibiltwtion Mt’ lnvlol! y “p1 song c “mt Sm“ bccn in oficrzilicii during trc year

‘ch .".l. 1.036. noes the di irihutvoti n.‘ ration Siiiiicils is as fol-

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Piincc Efl\‘\'.'ll‘.'l("§lilll(l. 14: Nova Sectia. 20; New BrunTsDIck. 18; Que- bec. 50; Ontario. l5: Manitoba’ 20'. Saskatclicivaii. ~27: Albfrln. 91 011d ~ 4gll Columbia. 20. Those Illus- trnfoii Stations also SCTVC‘ as n valuable source cf Sil‘ll_‘l_\' 0f pure seed’ in the spring of 1935. 41,608 bushels of seed giiiin. 5.253 ‘sushelsi of potatoes, and (£85141 pounds of gross rind clover seed having born‘ sold. At 115 of those stations. live stock dcvcloptnciit is tlic most. im- portnnt fczittire. Wlillf‘. ‘on the i'c-, maindr-r- grain farming contributes mainly‘ to the farm rcvciiilc. During the your largo numbers of brcedingl stock of cattle‘ sheep, swine. foxes and poultry were cliwioscd of. and farmers iii gcricral find the disease-

’ frcc stock of tho illustration z stations a valuable community asset. -

Tests conducted on the fcrtilizut- ‘on of pasturcs have shown that a stcaciy iucvczrc 1n milk produced w": ilf‘l‘(‘ ha. been possible to thc extent. of an il\'(‘l‘.'l{_'(‘ of 1,038 pounds ovcr a lOlll'-_\’P8l‘ period. Fertilizer tests on stations in Northern Albcrtzi and Northern Seskatchrwnti show that while phwphatic forfl- izrrs increase lllf‘ yiclds o? whcat in tho majority of tcsts, thcro are where their use. in a general way may not be profitable.

One important. coinmutiily feature of the illustration stations is field mvclimls. As the idea undrrfyitig those field meetings become bctltcr known, s0 does iii" attendance ill- ciscasc. At each ficlcl day the work of the farm. and (‘to crops and The varictics suitable for the district erc disc "sod, and as Mei-slot‘- permits’ live stock demonstrations and judging competitions are held. During the season llhdPl‘ revlfii’. I47 Peld meetings were held with a total attendance of 16.149. or an :wcrn:e of 110 lwPon-s per meeting. Tltc mMUngs arc si""n orcrl l-iv the local suiwrvisnr in co-cticrsfim with officers of the provnclal and Dominion Department of Agricul- turc.

KENTVILIE. N. 5.. Dec. 22 — Tribute to Miss Margaret Messen- ger of Bridge-town. N. S. Queen of the Apple Blossom Fest val of 1925 who inter repre=cn‘ed Nova Scotn. at an English exhibition. was rnado by Frederick Palmer, Dominion Trade Commissioner to England, at

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