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FIRST WAR RAIDS

The initial use of incendinries by aircraft occurred during the Ger- man Zeppelin raid on London in 1915, when one airshap dropped 90 lire bombs.

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p}; 6017/4’. 5P9”? MARRIED 12 mans

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gm; FAST RELIEF

John Croft, vicar of Lamesley, and

u bah ' l b t d their 72nd " d 3 i ts were ‘X655 ifiiflinlC Kim" §ll:ddv1li§e' anllaeiwfelffaafy in November. §§§§§°§fQT,§°,,§'JL‘I,L. £0129 pfev- 33:55" bornte at North Wiltshii-e. but ' v . He is 9'7 and his wife 93. ious three sessions. d t dm C and O gueezlgulto gmgéswgedfl: wire‘; . N 0'1, t i. lls an moors Ch 1 - ‘ butt:- tlls: smcllgt although demand Cclryéuir, there until his nlarriase to Stella {i}? was wcll spread throughout the com and s gmiél: l€vigt92hlixivllElrll he slettledhin list. Upward tendencies were uc- Con; Ed or s e, w ere 1e as cented in late trading and the guru" A p since resided. _

[p market closed just about at the guru“ Com He was hard working, and al- __ top levels oi’ tile week. Douglng WQYS Nil-l)’ i0 lEIICl B. helping hand

. I '-—‘ Volume expanded on the way uP- Elec Auto . to anyone in need. a man o! iii’: I L B l DI’. J- C. Gtlildlli‘. Turnover of 510.000 shares compar- 13,18 _ Qhristjgn principles‘ upylgh; and J E. Burnett. - - - l B Sc ed with :140.000 tale preilgus Slatwr- Gen 1:1 honest 1n all things. hospitable. kind

' - ~ day and was the arses 0r 8 “'0' Gen Motors and made many friends. "

Barrister. Solicitor, Ms. DEN-HST i he’?! sezsionxirtl ab; last reignite o! googrlch ._ some years ago he contracted a

' UILDIJNG Plckard Building he ssoca e ress y no year lingering disease, which gradually ODDFELLO“S a 151 Great George St. l 50 stock! Bdvfllliled -4 0i i)": Palm Gt Nor Pfd grew w/Jrst geveml physlclam 11s Richmond Street I DENTAL X-RAY toh64.4._'tl‘he livErfliEItéoyOél/s is ac to llrlidéo? M had done what they could for him.

. , w ere I was on . n a . C““"°"Mmvn' rlglLzsao PM“ m1 " At Toronto J Mnv .. ziafredwafirloflllilxlllgll: 1T1’: 5o! ill ' -‘_'_ TORONTO. Dec. 5 —- (CP)—-All Kenna; _ ' ° _

> st en mened in “gm tmd_ M t ness by his faithful wife, although

;;_;; _ _ _ - lgmuipssr, r50 .5 twmhour "mo" Nwhgx unable for some time to attend to . " l" L: w.“- A R n‘? ‘SE goliomg Stock Exchang‘, N?!“ Ceneéal his home duties, he always main- w I lam ' a ,Western oils led the firéning teg- N Ame,- » teggieziiialllaykgei: llllggfistlgp glificfiufl

. B.A., 5.5a, LLB (all?tlilseMitlllivnlgusil-vn:tidal“? gggwiaPix. had a. great fondness. I-Ie alwlys /- BABRISTER SOLICITOII Etc. "i; ' Pep“ enjoyed‘ the company of his friends CHARTERED LQQF‘ Bldxrhextm Redm- Bmp dheadindl; fuiestaerrtlaprll giatggdplegk; ghgiip. an?!‘ nleilglhbors, who called to U151!

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ACCOUNTANT “PHONE ‘Z-ifivouecuom dealings. Anglo-Canadian rose 10 Sea" R 39 M Besides his serrewins widow. “u” w an V cents at $4.35 and Home Oil add- 51mm“, 26 L, there are left to mourn his loss. an

‘ -"""—_—__ Taxation od 1-4 at 111 1-2- Cale-w and E<i~ Socony .. 1-1 1.2 ‘mil’ 5°"- Relvil W! a deushier-ifl- (jun-lo Builtlhl! monton 11ml Pacific p0irlibllfilimtilififé 5 Paclflc _ 50 L8 lpw 12911:, “go residesiston Ithe ——'"€_'_'_'_ also strong while Foothl s os vc 41 34 omes ea ; a o one s er nu.

Mrs. John Green of New London

CHARLOTTETQWN " ""-""_ cegtclsme Hollin ' ' y

_ ---- ——-—--— , ger and heir Add- 73 53 Ne-w Hampshire, who had spent

l‘, EYES EXADHNED i ison added fractions in senior golds. Stone and w geveml happy weeks with him this

. Ind , Juniors moved irregularly in a nar- stdbk‘. _ 21 73 past summer, It wag a pleasant

l ro\v rut. Tex“ corp 54 7.3 re-union for both of them.

l GLASSES FITTED At luvntreal unlm, p“ The funeral, which was held

MQNTREAL- Dec- 5_(CP)—5°‘ Untd Air Cl- from his late residence, on the

l J s lected industrials were fractionally Untd Co", agmmoon o; 0690b“. 30m w“

l . ‘ lmPYWed i" ‘he Cm" °t ‘hi’ week’! U S Rubber . largely attended. The service at

Ayn i OPTOMETBIST trading Saturday on the Montreal U s 5,991 __ the home and grave w“ Con,

Stock Exchange and Curb Market. vanudm ducted by Re“ L“ M_ Murray o!

l Corner Kant and Q eon Sh. Miln? were‘ abopts mlxfld. appmxl Warner _ Kensmgmn assisted by Re“ w_ _;_

1, Phone 1056 “ “S” s" " fe ' WestU MacLeod of New Glasgow. The

CHARTERED l » mately lgilgfiiolgéhatfes \\ hiie mines hymns sung were “The Lot,“ My

.. ' . . m, . Evenlnu hr Anwintment "tailed ' s m“ Shepherd." "Rock of Ages" and

ALCOLNT. . m. ‘e [d w" Closing averages showed bank: hsafe m ‘he Arms o! Jesus" --——-———-—-"-'- one: I once .05 27.53; tum .3 , ' Eastern Trust Building , __ _ _ V n - 912$ mgtlstrmls ‘lip .2 S: x500; pa; Youngstown W111; plallbearer; ‘aware. gait-airs ii ' . .. ar , son r mere,

1i434'f7“"l°ii°i°“'“m a“ '1? alzpyjgg at 342D‘ and gums o“ Younker. Morrison MacLean. Wil.

Plwlle . ' " ' k- llam Cullen and William Coady. l1‘- Frederi: A‘ Large‘ K'c' tfgdiilegattillge! ti: QZZ-pptliivalleia: Burial took place in the Hampshire

35351511531 SOLICIT-m- o! two selected lssues—Algoma Cemetery. family plot.

Dr W. R. CGISOII "0"" Steel and wlhhlpeg Electric. Al- The many kind messages which

' chm‘ new, Royal Bank of Canada Chambers gonmflopemng at 50 Monday “d, WINNIPEG, Dec. 5 -- (CP)- the family received bore testimony Fallnerilradunte cha-‘liltifimim. P-EJ- den‘), rose seven points wednek Coarse grains showed a firm trend o1 the esteem in which Clarence CHARLQTQ-gTQWN S“°°"‘°' ' day to 57 and then held its o\vn for wlquilet ‘@591 sgi-"gdfly °Kt the was held and expfemid the Sym-

' (l J, T “my, K41, nn peg ra n xc nge. th ‘l cl _ i iilve st. phone I073 w,” w ‘he remainder of me week’ clam‘: close oats Prices rangtd from 51-; pamy o! his n en S

Metheson 8r Peoke

A. W. DIATHESON, Kt...

A. H. PEAKE, B.A.. LL.B. Barristers, etc.

Collections - Moncy to Loan I0 Great George Street

, Chariottetowr

Dr. A. L. Maclscuc

DENTIST Dental X-Ray

Whelan Building, Room I 115 Grafton Street Phone 291

Gender 8- Hazard

Barristers, Solicitors, Notaries, Etc. Canadian Bunk of Com lore: Bldg. MONEY TO LOAN GILBERT .-\. GAUDET, B.A., LL.B. Canadian Bank of Colnnwrzo Bldg. Charlottetown, I’. E. I.

. MucPhee 8r Tremor H. F. lilncPllEE, B.A., 1L0.

B‘ SOMERLED TRAINOR, BA. Barristers, Etc.

Riley Bldg.

A. Wulthen Gander. LL.B.

BARRISTER. SOLICITOR. Etc. Phillips Building Ill Grafton Street

M. Alban Former

MONEY TO LOAN 8A., LL.B. BABBISTER. SOLICITOB, Etc.

NOTARY. ETC. BARRISTER. SOLICI ‘OB, CURRIE BUILDIYC

Palmer 8: Huslam A. l. I-IASLAM, B.A., LL.B. Barrister. Etc.

Bank of Nova Scotla Chambers Charlottetown. P.E.l. MONEY TO LOAN

Bell & Mathieson

IABBISTERS. SOLICITORS, kc. R. R. BELL. iiLLJ. D- L lUTIIIESON. ' us. mo. Attorneys h; L“, LOANS 0N CITY AND FARM PROPERTIES 1.30 Richmond St. Charlottetown, l'.E.l. m

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Wiecemher Rally

‘Starts Rolling 22:“? -~ = c. l Am Smelt . _.__ _.__. d. s4 on Am Tel Tel __ __... __ -.. 151 1-2

l 1

l GATESHEAD’ England _' (C?) Street had its December rally roll- - Britain's oldest clergyman. Rev. mg a, the weekend,

Clftown.

Money to Loan Collections

°h=s R- Mew-lid Joseph n. MccMillun,

M- LL.B. “WSTER- QOIJGITOB. nanmsran. SOLICITOB, mo. 5013335- EW" 75 Queen Street Eastern Trust Building pllolvlv; 7'15 CHARLOTTETOIVN Money to Loan Collections rhous 1m _ ~—~ -—— J. A. MCGIIIQGII

NEW YORK. Dec. 5—(AP)-—Wlll

In Saturdays short session gains

at 56 Saturday. The usually narrowly-fluctuating Winnipeg Electric registered a weekly gain of 2 1-4 points from 31 1-4 Monday to 34 at the close of trading Saturday although it had reached a year's high of 35 1-4 Fri- day.

Produce

MONTREAL. Dec. 5 — (CP)-— Produce prices quoted here Satur- day were reported by the Dominion Department of Agriculture as fol- lmvs:

Eggs: Frcc cases, A large 51-52; med 47-48; A pullcts 40-41; B 42 ~43; C 35-38.

Butter: Wholesale Que no 1 pas- teurized 67 3-4; no 2 66 3-4. First grade creamery print job price 70 1-2; solids 69.

Cheese: Current receipts western white 32 5-8—32 7-8; Quebec white 32 1-2, fob Montreal. Domestic prices western colored 33-33 _3-8. No other prices established.

Potatoes: Que no 1 75 lbs new 1.10-1.15: no 2 75 lbs .75; NB no 1 75 lbs 1.20-1.25; PEI no 1 75 lbs 1.25-1.35.

SlllPPlEllEWS

AT SAINT JOHN- Arrived Sunday Manchester Regiment, from liian- chesier Pioneer Star, Boston Gunvor lillnersk, United Kingdom Canadian Victor, West Indies Lady llorlnrxv. West Indies Suiled Snturlluy Kain, for Digby, N. S. Canadian Highlander, New York

H. R. DOANE and COMPANY

, CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS

omens- . m m CHARLOTTETOWN lllllfn charhmemwn 1 B8 Grafton F‘. Ezmntq Phone zoao Box m

1 ‘ “;D"»“K°\' RANDOLPH 1v. MANNING. lientvllla 0- A-

no

AT HALIFAX- l Arrived Saturday

Galloway Kent, from St. John's, Nllli. Imperial Welland, Lmvlsporte,

1 Me.

Sailed Saturday Newfoundland, for Liverpool La Petite Hermlne, Sydney, N.S. Gunvor hlaersk, Saint John, N33. John Irwin. Saint John, N.B.

Arrived Sunday None. Sailed Sunday

l

Imperial Welland, for Saint John,

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x W” 011mm at A 1aw~

0000 - THAT P002 ums

GIN. tool: AT 111E 911E

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fill! GUARDIAN, CHARLOTTETO New York Exchange

Anaconda _.... Atchison Baldwin L B and O Bendix Beth St . Boeing

cents higher to unchanged. while barley price| were 1-4 cent higher to unchanged. Price of both grains advanced on shipper buying in early trade, but there were recessions from these highl as offerings increased at the top levels.

Flax trade was dull. Cash prices:

Oats: No 2 CW 81 1-8; ex 3 CW 81 1-8; 3 CW 80 1-8; ex 1 feed 80 1-8; 1 feed 77 3-8; 2 feed 75 5-8; 3 feed 71 1-8; track 80 58. Barley: 1 CW G-row 1.31 5-8; 2 CW G-row 1.31 5-8; 1 CW 2-row

CW yellow 1.10 5-8.

Mining

(Canadian Pres!) TORONTO. Dec. 5- Salel Stock Close 1000 Am Larder .. 09 1-2

4670 Anglo Cdn . .. 435

10700 Anacon 55 1500 Atl Oil . 115 3000 Athona 12 1-4 100 Bk of N 36

32700 Base Met 1000 Boycon . . 4100 Brit Dom

250 Cal Edm 125 Bk of Comm 430 Cdn Brew

1.16 5-8; 2 CW Z-row 1.16 5-8; 3 CW 6-row 1.31 5-8; 1 feed 1.08 1-8; 2 feed 1.06 5-81 3 feed 1.04 3-8; track 1.01 5-8; 2 CW yellow 1.11 5-8; 3

Ill MEIMIRIAM

JAMES CLARENCE NOYI

On the evening of October i. 1948, at his home in North Will.- shire, the gentle spirit of James Clarence Noye passed peacefully into rest. at the early age of fifty- ilve years.

Clarence was the only son of the late William J. and Mrs. Noye. He

FLOWER S

Pillow - Wife and Family. Spray -- Louis Gertrude family

Spray - Mr. and Mrs. Clark and family

and

Wm.

LETTERS Sister Ima Lillian May Adams

Imlth and Jean Smith Nettie and Vick MacWilliama Aunt Janie MacKay

Cousin Dolly Haslam

Innis, Gertrude Noye and family

CARDS

Sister Ina and family

Ruthie and Paul Rollins Dorothy Nookes.

W. W. Smith and family Bruce and Sadie Noyc

Mrs. Ellie Sabine

Gordon and l-lilda Swan

Mrs. May Willis

Chester and Eva Edwards

Mrs. Robert Edwards and Alice Vernon Clark

Gordon Burns and Family Lillian and Jess Bradshaw Georgie and StewartScrimegeour Aunt Carrie Burrs

Cousin Winnie MacNel-il Cora MacLcod

Vlnle and Neil Campbell Reta and Leonard Ling Maxine and Carmau Mitchell Harold and Annie Corliet Dorothy Easter

llndemeor Combinations 0 Two- piece 0 Wool 0 Cotton 9 Mixtures o Sicepen

Outerwear Pullovers O Cardigans o Sweatshirts o T shirts

Hosiery Half hose O Anklets o Golfers O Infants’ so: O Children's long ribs

MtN WUNilN

AN i!

I Plow“ er Yfllili KIIITTHIG llllllS 1W1»

O ‘ f UNDERWEAR - OUTERWEAR - HOSIERY

11.11

CHILDREN

Vernon River G.W. L. Thanked For Box

The following letter wan receiv- ed by Mrs. D. G_ Praught. Presl- éent of the Vernon River Catho- lic Vlfolnelrs League:

October, 1948. To:-

Oatholic Women's League. To all who have helped pack- ing tlhiybox may be given our sincere greetings and thanks in the name of our poorest of the poor! You cannot imagine what a great joy You bring to those, who receive Your very good things. We all pray to God. that He may be Your real rewarder_

Christmas is corrung and the cold, cold winter and tile needs are increasing enormously. Since June 20th. our refugees and poor are still poorer titan before, be- cause there are things to be bought, uhlch they have great need of, but they have 11o money. Many a mother cannot buy the food for her olllldrelu-potatoes, coal - the prices oi’ ‘ all things are too high. If I could tell You of the troubles of those who come to me begging for help! I cannot tell You because of my very iln- perfect English. In this desolat- lng time it l: the more consoling to think, that Christians try to help one another in the Love oi Jesus Ollrlst our L0rd_ lViay He bless all our benefitel-s and con- sole those who are ill despair! A5 pastor of this parish I send You my special sincere Tilank-s. After having been ill for Lluee years, I now have returned nearly recovered.

Llndenstrasse 6 Land Niedersachsen Brltlsclle Zcne

Total sales 587.000.

Daughter, Mrs. George Winchester.

Mrs. George Chandler.

for such a small group, Th, n- tiring president had been faithful and attended all meetings oftthe institute during her term o! O ICE.

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l

The committees gave their re-

Ports and a. bill of 50 cents for fruit. was paid.

Mrs. Bert Towsdale gave o paper

News committees :—

School — Mrs. Roy Crossman,

on Care of Furniture and Stick-up, l lraiser stoked 111p his bonfire u

Sick — Mrs. Ed Trowsdale, M15,

Robert Mayhew. Educational - Mrs Verne;- Moo" Mrs. James Moore. Social — Mrs.

Mrs. Heber Canfield,

HA1

Rogerson,

Lunch — Mrs. James Moore. Mrs.

Eddie Trowsdale

Enoch Newson, Mrs. Verner Moore Mrs. members for December Roll call to be answered by ex- change of Christmas gifts.

invited

meeting.

Election of officers as follows:- President — Mrs. Art. Sherrm.

Vice Rogerson.

President - Mrs

Hal

secretary ‘rreasltrer - Mrs. Chas

Ifaclienzlc.

Auditors — Mrs Ed. ‘Trowsdale,

Mrs. Bert Trowsdale.

Directors - lilrs Roy Crossman,‘

Mrs. Canfield.

Wrixon Moore, llirs.

Hebe:

O1 motion is was decided to hold

meetings on each month Tuesday.

second Tues

fun was caused

Meeting adjourned and

Ilonour Roll for November.

PRINCE STREET SCHOOL

day of

instead of the first Correspondence dealt with and Christmas

amounting to $4.50 were sold. Much drawing from a Grab-bag and $4.01 was realized.

was cards

by the

lunch

was served lay hostess assisted by committee in charge.

Grade X-l, Marleen Warren; 2.

sin c ly _ c r305“. LAMMERS; lramm-‘NOITIIB. Jean. Allan; Aurloll-Oslirlesland Mubarem

3, Doro thy

Grade IX. Sr.—1, Helen Massey;

Therqa. I. Gallant.

2. Jean Diamond and Billy Mac- Ganneli; 3. Lloyd Seaman.

careful. which is perhaps why the Yeomen of the Guard (Beedeatars)

Notes From Another Island

By "Anson" (Continued from Page 4)

com-fort. By the way, you can't be to!

still make a ceremonial search of the Houses of Parliament before the opening session, looking fog any other Guy vrho feels a grudget

Over everything also that Nov- ember may be or see in its thirty days. now comes the likelihood o! an event sure to overwhelm all it: bad points. A year ago we had Q Royal Wedding, and as I wrltl this. crowds of people are waltin] eagerly outside Buckingham Pain ace for an announcement of thQ birth of Princess Elizabeth's first baby, Millions of others, all ove: the countly, are waiting for thi news to come over the radio.

By the time these words are ll print, the event. will almost cert- ainly have taken place. and if thd amount of pleased interest thai the whole nation is taking ln the newcomer is any indication, Nov- enlber won't seem so bad after all.

Marie LeCiair. Grade III — 1. Gregory Gallant, 2. Lionel Doiron. 3. Louis Peters. Grade lll —- i. Oswald Pineau, 2. Patricia Gauthier, 3. Norma J. Gallant. Grade II — 1.

UoneI Gsudin

l and Carol Saulnier equal. 2. Eileen ‘Gauthier. 3. Rose Marie Doucetta.

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33% grlgkli-fuc 12% H Marilyn and “llwdpiiv iia°PhF1l~ _ Grade 1x. Jh-l. Thelma Ford; _ e P Olga and Doug He‘ '°““ M ,- 2, luau-om. MacFadyen; s, wlltred 1315,63 gzltli-(gtglum 160% 34 M1.s_ D’ A MacArthur “TISTMORELAND “. l. Hyncs- Y“ -~ . ..L, ‘Ire re " . Y __., ~

11600 Davies Pete 47 2,21% fig; 143ml.‘ qrflreelnm-e On November 9L1. i948 the 2 (3173:: grlgfishg. yaggrgglglbssga 2000 Discovery . 24 3.4 and ‘family members oi Westmoreland W. I. énd Mammal st-ewkrt

365 Dome .. 14 3-8 ’M ‘ held their eleventh annual mcet- Y -

adge Lowry I M.‘ Hebe, Grade NIL-Elizabeth Mac-

8000 Decal“ 29 Florrle Bert and Jean Lane m3 i" u" hm“ ° l“ Lean. 2 D3,...“ Maser. 3 Gloria 1000 E Mal _. 175 M, waher Toombs and famuy Canfield. Meeting opened in due Humbmjey 1 Y

n00 E sumv‘ 3m Bede Moore form “flowed by To“ can and Grade VII-I Marjorie Pickard- 6100 Eldona . 72 Mary E Macaw minutes of last legular and last 2' Drucma "Goldm and Theres;

1500 Eureka . 77 Sheldon. Florence Cudmore and annual meeting. Nine members Presley 3 Ralph whimhead l

7°° Fem" -- 445 g ll PM ‘m’ “m” n“ mimiy‘ cl-adé vll-l Donald MacLeori 740° GM" 69 arwlllshlro w M s ifeasur" 1”" a "PM °f m‘? yms and Mark Lian‘..- 2 Helen Cooke"

150 Gold Mun wutshire, 31'? 'U' work which WES very encouraging 3 Jean Bevan ' ’ ‘ ’ 2°°°H““‘R° ' ' ' ' ‘Grde VI '1 1.0 M - 2

s00 l-lolling 12 a "-3 "If “S”; ~ m- H-m- l; {-3 i" MmmilAM “%;:;.*:y."s. “..3:.";.1’.1.i*r>*.

65 Int Nickel - '_ ' _ ‘ ’ ' 3000 Int Uran .. 42 i-2 In fund and loving memory of Elsa"? Haawilildwz- Gfiitge Vgiagrii 1500 Joliet . 42 our darling Husband and Fathers“ T?‘ e_ a "' En "1 _ a J c’

10o K9" Add ' In 3'4 Mrs Clarence Noye and family James Mcfinnuvii. 11355"! "Wllyinéeggzilll-gafi San m‘ une’ ' ea“ 31000 Kirk Gold 2 ' .5, . u, k De emlm 5th, 1M7, _ - _ '