BCEMBER 19 1943

. WESTERN GUARDIAN‘

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AGENTS: l. Illllll ll GOIIIII '

shamanism: um PI-LNUI uounn 4 News, Subscript-love Advertising won: ur wfi Water smut. III! ileum. o1 Granville Imus

urdlsn will be delivced to i go, nu pel’ dl: 0:100 per ICGK. rnono 289 for lhl; oer-pl“ ‘m "m, m“; to the boy relpcnlibto for deliver-leg on your rum,

Slllnnonrlgum

"PM. l0 Ottewe BL

runwn Water Street,

III heme tn Summer-side by

. at i "' ‘M “k “Tilt... i for all It Tay- “wqi; Glxrfgiagton. 12-10 Dill! ' ______.

WANTED. quid Mgr general - ',°,{'“5.$§§<.yreioo. 12-11-1041

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; BUYER Mr. a. n

. Elfgrifinfi in... buying Fox

‘, i. more of Charles Flt“ g0‘?-

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0M I1.‘ MAY ifllw .1111 not be res ‘M01115 contracted Y “yup,- tnan myself, Dec. I f G, w, Qakes. 12-5-12-19-2» " UNITED GRUB-CH. . DEQU- n,»

"I services mfollows:

CON- nstble any 4.

NVlCTI-JD moan roa- ‘COEXFIIANGE REGULAT- ‘5 .. A than was convic own gorges tinder the 110N181! EX- Control Board Resolutions ca). mO-Jflng before Stipen-

Magisirntc W.E. Darby l!) erside and was fined 05-00 , Mu on each count-G

‘ COU — e - RT Tlh Dec

02$‘... the county Court encrd at Summer-side on '_ M. Judge glmw presiding. The was small. There WEN Kline __ glues, These cases were mm on dates to stilt the DQ711198 to. 'I‘he Lauyers in attendance

Heath strong. K.C.. T- 10W" ‘ ton. Henry W. Noonan. D95‘ 0. Stewart .-S

n Memoriam ii Allcillfilixél) STEWART:

. vii nd the eurround- imdfyié. an outstandtnz valued citizen in the asslng

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rgreat shock to his immed uidto hi: great host of . as years the “Dcctor", as he familiarly known, had labor- toease suffering and bring re- . health to many; and many - were who secretly blessed the ~ of the Doctor on their be- llir devotion to hie profess- uused him to labor uncens- . to bring restored health t0 rick. lie never thought of ii when others were con- t- thus undermining his own iii in the service of others. clue John Archibald Stewart born at Norboro in 1872, the oi John and Penelope Dunbar t He received his early ed- ~~~ at. Not-bore and later at- Prince of Wales Colleae at loitetown. He spent some time u ieaclilnpi] profession of this e and t. en went to McGill l. ty to stud ' rut-ig- . shortly after his graduation lie came to qrype Valley mid his medical practice. His success was partly due to the ‘l and lovalty of his wife, i ly Miss Eliza Ramsay, whom lures to mourn his loss. He leaves one daughter. Milli- tuid one brother, Hugh. who -» Norboro, one sister‘. ih, oi Cambridge, Mass. A John Ruston died in infancy. ~ funeral, which was largely

Creaser officiating. lllte number of floral trib- iitest io the esteem in which iltitflscd was held by the

y. ltfltss behind him, freed from grief and years, l wort ler th than tears- l love of frien without e “"8142 ioe."

ard of Thtznks

-J. A. Stewart. and family, lllhv. P.EI., wish to thank lllld friends nnd neighbors for many nets of kindness in l recent sad bereavement.

12-19-11

Holt RADINW H100

-...?*%.l'.."’.i.'.“.‘.'.-l‘t¥.i'.“i.£°.2.‘2% ulmtment et the Moue Jewelry Store. 12-9-19-22

-BEMINGTON SHAvERs, b“; on the market sold hero $9.50 up, Moose Jewelry Store.

-TIIEII.MOMETEBS will eeve five time; men- mt; 1n 35¢ to 82-50 wt Bruce's.

12-18-21.

—POL1CE COURT- In the Sum. met-side Police Court before stip- endiary Magistrate E. 1'1. Strong, on Wednesday morning three dunk; appeared and‘ there was one on Thursday morning. The usual fine‘; were imposed. s,

-lIOME BEREAVED-The death occurred in on

Decelnhetr- i2, of Joyge m. font daughter of Mr, and Mrs.’ Al- fred Oilrrio at the ago of two llwmhs and seven days. Besides we Parents there mleJeit to mourn three little sisters, Elizabeth Moe, Dorm; Jean amd Carol Ann. Fun- eral sea-vice was held at the iwmie on Monday afwmoon by Rev. liar- vcy Bishop aind interment was in the Church of Scotland cemetery alt Oaipe Traverse-A.

—CHILDRENS’ AID MEETILNIk The monthly meeting of The Board 0f Manfllfilllentt 0f the Children's Aid Society of Prince County was held in the Town Hall on Thurs- day evening Rev, Mr. Cook the President presiding. The Truunt officer Joseph Gallant reported there were no truants or deliri- querm during the past. month. After some routine business being tériansacted the meeting adjourn-

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— BANK MANAGER TRANS- FERBED — Mr. Rl-l. LCCK. Man-

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fer to Fredericton, . Ieck's friends are xiad of his TIN», motion they regret his departurev as he was very active in civic act-i ivities and as a member of the re- serve army. It is understood that

. Leek‘; siwcessor will be Mr. Wellington Mellish manager of the Bank of Commerce, sprinrghill, N. 3,, and, a native of Montague.—S

—Y. P. U. MEETING — The Young Peoples of Trhaity United Church, Summerside held their re- gular weekly meeting on Tuesday evening in Epworth Hall. Mr. Davis Murray presided and led in the de- votional period. During this period the Rev. Mr. Jarvie spoke on the theme of “glving!” The speaker of the evening was s. sergeant of the New Zeaiand Air Force. He spoke of his own country: its history

most interesting speaker and his talk was very much enioyed. The meeting concluded with the regular- recreation period. S.

Girl Guide News

BESSBOROUGII SHIELD

Gulders are asked to call at Mrs. Gavin Duffy's home, Ambrose St..- to take delivery of the material t0 make layettes for Britain.

Bach layette consists of: 8 shirts. 3 nightgowns. 2 jackets. (I knitted and 1 woollen), 1 bonnet, 12 diap- ers, 2 pr. bootees, 1 blanket. (Safety ping and washcloth are optional.)

Each company is responsible for the makng of at least two layettes to be entered in the Competition for the Beuborou h $110M.

Work on so layettes should begin as soon as -pqsslbie a4 ‘the Competition closes about the end of March.

ST. RAPHAEL SCHOOL

of St. Raphael School for r and November. Grade VIII-l. Benoit Gaudet, 2. Iorraine Gallant. Grade V-l. Elaine Gallant, 2. Euclid Arsenault, 3 Eloi Gallant. Grade III-—-1. Claudiea Gallant. 2. Jmilphgie Arsanatilt, 3. malice an . Grade II Div. I—l. Alfredo. Gail- lant, 2. Victorin Arsenault, 8. Yvon

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DOREL

125 ‘° 6.00

DEN BLUE GRASS

50 ‘° 12.50

CHANEL

00 ‘° 10.00

COTYS 35¢ ‘° 15.00 man llrug 0o.

Limited

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Poirlor.

Grmldo II-i. Louise Ar- eena. t, . een Ryder.

Grade I-t. Glorioo Gallant, l. » in Areefwult. __ Perfect Attendance - Anonmllt, 0mm- Poirier, Anita Ar- semmlt, Jose him Arsenanlt, Claudia. Gallant Victorin Arsenauli, Yvon Poirior, Giorice Gallant, Mar- tin Arsenault, Eunice Gallant.

IBINIZEII. SCHOOL

- enemy Escorts. Ho manages to get

peoples and government. He was a b

ect A (endures-Robert . Donald. 11119118. MacLeod.

um: rum: mu mun all DARWEH. - “$110011 - UIRRE ~ 011011150" 0000M by VINCE!" SHERMAN

Also Short Subjects Shows 3.00 — 7.15 and 9.1

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“Ali Through The Night” At Capitol, Summersiae

-'I‘he 098ml scene cleverly

m“ "W011. alwgvlne the ex-gaargf from" Bogart at lunch with. 50mg of ils henchmen, I‘he boys are play- ing with some toy Soldiers, map- Pllig out the kuid of militar Quill-BEN they think the Bri

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PROFESSIONAL CARD

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r. r. utcxrv chartered Accountant . Office at White Star Lalmtll‘! Summeraide, P_E.1.

Zion Church Carol Service -

A largo congregation attended the beautiful candle light carol ser- vlce held in Zion Church last hilht.

The church was tastefully decor- ated for the Christmas season with candles, evergreens, colored lights and Christmas trees.

Following the Processional Hymn “The First Nowell," the Invocation

“We use l$°8flrt laughs at them and tieis them the

their business. w“ u no“ o: The)’ all Bo of! to the ball game, but Bogart is called away by an S. O. S. from his mother. Mr, M11- 181‘. the baker who lives next door,‘ "ll-i Ql-YB-Piwa-red. Bogart discovers Millers murdered body in the cellar and B150 sets a glimpse of a lovely 11111-118 511511861‘. played by Kaaren Verne. who seems to have some connection with the murder. He trails her to the night club where she works as a singer, but she des- alimost under his eyea;

the girl away from tiheim, and from her he learns about the nefarious work of the Gestapo right in New York. Miller was murdered, she explains, because he refused to work with them. She herself works for them because her father is being held in a. concentration camp in Europe, and it is the only ey she can save his life. When lgart shows her a record book he found 1n the warehouse which shows that her fathm- has been dead for some time, she tells him all she knows. It is enough to per- suade Bo rt tihat this time it, T611113’ is is business. He rounds up all the err-mobsters he knows and lends them on a raid against the fifth column meeting that

bor. and ors.

The Army Show

The new Army show broadcast made its bow to Canadian aud-

h.t, t1 r ' lot r 2a taziif; a-y harfieuéfio f. hag: “I Saw Three shlrw" -'I\-lditi°1=- put/tin: them ell behind e1.

and Scripture Read‘!!! W88 81"" by the pastor, Rev. G. Carlyle Webster.

Mrs. Edwin C. Johnstono was the organist and choir director and both senior and junior choirs took PB"? in the program which follows:

. (a) "Christmas Eve" — Southern

Melody arr. by Ieietwre: (b)

“Gloria in lilxcelsls deo" — French rol a Junior Choir

(a) "What child is Thl_s"-—Old English; (b) "Good Christnan Men. Rejoice" — Old German.

Senior Choir

“Deck the Hall with leaves of Holly, Old Wesh

Molly Whltton

(a) "The Adoration of the Shep- herds" -—Mediaeval Nativity Song, arr. by 16th Century Praetcrlous. Bchhihdler. (b) “Lo, How a. Rose o'er Blooming"

Women’; Choir silver Coliection. (a) “The Inn" —Sacred Folk

SON? from the “Pyrol. (b) “Patapan" -'1‘raditional.

Senior Choir

Combined Choirs

(a) "A Olilld this Day is Bonfi- Truditional. -

(b) “Come Marie, Elisabetta" — Old French.

Junior Choir

lences last Sunday evening from 10.00 to 10.30 over a. coast to coast network of the CBC, The program was mostly musical and gave a splendid impression of the kind Qf teamwork and organization that will go into the show. It was intro- duced by Ocl. James Mess of the Deparfmcnt of National Defence, nnd by Major-Victor George, its general manager.

It was explained that the unit to made up entirely of men and wo- men in the Canadian services who have volunteered for overseas duties and its aims azo to interpret the army to Canadians, to entertain the troops both here and abroad and to offer the public the kind o! llow the boys prefer.

Major George explained the first radio DIOELBIIIS are the beginning and that there is much to be clone before the army show becomes the large stage unit it will eventually be.

On the program last Sunday evenin the ordrestra and choir under he direction of Capt. Geof- frey Waddington occupied the larger portion. Others who wok part were Jimmy shieids, Allen McFec, Johnny Wayne and Ray. morul Miranda. Miranda and Bchus- ter were responsfle for much of tho show's light-hearted quality, being the comics of the evening.

At the end of the program Ray- mond Massev. famous Canadian actor now a Major with the Can- adian Artillery, congratulated the company on the excellent work done thus fag d

Ihmofiow. un ay evening, from 10.00 to 10.80 and each succeeding Sunday evening, this program will be heard over the Canadian radio network.

l’ O — . o tug‘ v1 1 Mun-an MacDonald, l. Helen Mullen. Grade IV-i. Morrison Ibrd, a. Wendell Ford. ' Grade III-l Ian MaioRae, I. 0r- well Ford. Grade II SI.—-1. Ellwood rum. Grade II Jr.-—1. Carl Maiclcod. Doroth Ihrd,

Mae- Marion

KEEP llP Tli

this date one year ago. Fox cent increase over last year, noon. Ranchers, speculate on you will

iness because we deserve it.

VII-l Robert. MacDonald, MacDonald, Helen Maicltae, Carl 2 Luella Maclnod and Roland MacLeod. (gust) 8. Alfred_Mac- 2.1". MaoDqgsld - Teaohof.

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Our books chow e large lncreaee tn pelts compared to

pelt prices are still going up.

New York Auction Company's last sale reports a. l0 per

see Guardian Dec. 12. Our re-

ports show even a greater increase. The war may be over

your own peltl this year and

not be lorry. When you eltlp your pelts with u: you get all they are worth. We keep them fully insured and pay express and postage charges. We are getting more bus-

Ilomlnlon Silver Fox Furs SUMMERSIDE

"Slient Night" —Grueher, Mrs. Arthur Roper.

"Jesu Bambinn" —Yon, Senior Choir (Soloist Mr. Wendell Philips)

“While Shepherds Watched their Flocks (Book of PralsLNoh 168). Choirs and Congregation.

Too Late to Clasify

FOR SALE - SMALL KITCHEN range. New. Tel, 6'74. 12-19-11 FOR. SALE — COLLIE PUPS.

Milton Gurney, East, Royalty. 12-19-31.

‘II-IE CHARLOTTHDWN GUARDIAN

Protestantilrphanage Annual Bolloctlons

\ SPEXJIAL

B, Compton Ltd" Belle River $15.00

Mt. Herbert ly lldrl. Funk Ihmm b M-rl- Jllnel Munn

Home "Auxiliary Orphanage Staff Win55?!’

gt. Milton Buell Eat.‘ lelferbert W1.

s Mrs. P11381121 Mutch

IPrank Hamm Prof, H. C. White amen Rankin

essssssessssessssssséééésss§sss

ll. Mutch

Inez Nicholson

Jennie wery

Mrs S. W. Delaney

Mrs. Seymour Wood

Mrs. Walter Wood

Mrs. Leslie Mutch.

James Elerzuson

Mrs. Joseph Mclliechern

Arnold Burhoe

Allison Mutch

Mrs. Hollis Jenkins

Mrs. J. R. Munn

Mrs Robert Mutch

Mrs, Russel Farquaharson enkinl

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‘lg-it Ruvsvsggli J y of the road Administrator, Wig-film ifllllvllfovlncechoilil iiliklwgpOlm-l gm)‘; Rfgfm, ‘ mwlmuiro. ether direc o, 1mm. 55c Willard P1 y; 50c each: om y“ “° Rem" m“ b"? °l Mrs. Henry Jen ns; Mrs. Geo.‘ “V” wqu“ ‘m h“ Whali- McEachern Russell Driscoll-one “w 015'“ and “we °f any kind 0! ‘ Willi-TY in the packing or deficien-

98 lb. bat: Robin H0001. Total-MM.

Georgetown By Mrs. waldron Layers a Irene Stewart

Henry Hemphill Mrs. W. W. MacLaren Mrs. Charles Johnson Mrs. Laura Mair

50c each: B. H. Stewart; 5. Krught; A. Allen; M, Ros; N. McDonald; E. B MacLaren; Miss E. Webster"; Mrs. Rngersoh; Mrs. Nelson Dicks; Miss Renton: Mrs. Waldi-on Layers; Mrs, Guy Hemp- hill; Mrs, Daniel Mathieson; ltirs. George Yorston; Mrs. James Mac- Connoll.

35c each: Mrs. Henry Parker; Mrs. E. Llewellyn; Mrs. Ra 0nd Lovers; Mrs. O. C. Stewar; 30c Mrs. Woolard Yorston.

25c each: Mrs. Stephen Landry:

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a. McKinnon and Margaret Mel- Total-Clam.

C he Treverle By Greta Iltxntt A Jeanie Gardiner (Repeated for correction) 35c Harry Patterson; 80c Hazard

Gardiner. 25c each: Charles Crossman; Les- lie Campbell; John Neurick; Fred Trenholm‘ Mrs. Melbourne Howatt; 111mm e: Herold Cutcliffe: Ham; Mcwifliuns; Edwin McWil- hams: Frame Gardiner: Leonard Gardiner: Moses Guignlon; Wal- ter Lord; Mrs. Kaye. ‘Total-Skid lI-li-lt

Special Order Covering Retail Poultry Prices

7° c1851‘ 11:1) my misuniderstand- m8 II i0 the retail prices of pout- §Yi.'=.“ii"ie.........°" i‘ “ti”- Ve of the W - time Prices and Trade Board, c.5115 B-i-Wluon 0O the f01l0WL1-g opdgr; Ollfifl!‘ 197. respecting Props of P0111143’. “M85, re Rewil Sales; 5 (l) Elia-opt withttie Wflhian mp

QYPQfl-Odl for-such and clasnuf poultry 0t a total delivered cos-t in excess of the maximum price tor caries at wholesale for that class and grade of than; kind in that per- iod in that province, together with cost 0f transportation from Mover’: nearest railway stance-i m.

way.

(2) For the purpose of tits Sec- tion. any person who acquires and klllls any ilve rpzrultry shall be deemed to have acqurired pnuliry,

d (i) The price ant which person mniy selil or offer to sell at retail any class and grade of guy kind of poultry $116.11 not exceed the sum of the following:

(t1) his lawful delivered cost of 111W! Class and erode of that kind 0!‘ 81714518 0T ‘PWMWY. not exceeding tho maximum delivered cost for ouch kind, class and grade as set forth irri Section i5 hereof (except

of undetermined considerable dam-age to Ivanls Gro- 7 oery on Richmond Street yesterday.

The lnsige aoffdthe buildinl

fought the fine had made considerable headway before being discovered at 4.50 am. The buildirlfl adjoins the Richmond Hotel. The firemen were

yesterday and to e. residence Water Street.

DURS- "Elfective forthwith, Retail Vendors’ offices will be open for the filling of prescriptions only 27 hours of each week. 0n Saturday December 36th., and on Saturday, January 2nd., the Vendors’ offices

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THE CENTRAL GUARDIAN

at flv e t ti tl - able 11.1 ifvihiefmrd’ . H: y p“

ORASWIILL for Photognpe. CONFEDERATION LIPS INSUR- CE. L-978

DURING Christmas week G. H. Ta i0r’s Jewelery Store will m open each eveninr until l0

m. Ind will be c on Boxin

, December 26th. 12-10-8

WILL THE PERSON who stole two boxes of Helena Hubensteins Face Powder please call for the box covers at Jamieson’: Drug- store? 12-19-11

WHOLESALERS CLOSED _ Wholesale Grocers, Confectioners and Fruit Merchants closed all clay Saturday, 26th December, Boxing Day; also all day Saturday. 2nd January, the day after New Years. 12-19-22-24

ENGAGEMENT. — Mn. Edna ‘f-Iowott of Carleton wishes to en- notince the engagement of her only daughter Grace Pearle to I... A C. Arthur Edwin, son of the late Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Chilcctt of Regina. Marriage to take plaice in the near future. 12-19-11.

YORK UNITED CHARGE - Rev. J. A. Nicholson, Ministe

Services December 20: ll am. Cen- tral Church; 2.30 pm. Pleasant Grove, 1.30 York. Special Christ- mas services in the churches. The minister;- will prcach at all services.

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FIREMEN CALLED OUT — Fire origin wrought

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l tte we: con- hh .2143“ o‘ “m”! a deuwry i‘ sidefibl damage . The firemen e blaze for an hour but

also called to the Economy Grocery on

SIIORTER HOURS FOR. V101:- t e

1311B d-iiferelwe between railway lfeldht and railway exp-toss diar-

. r ' 1; . . and yBIIIsICS lreigbiliiolgverfmrlxtaxligflltrgaidgirrf. (b) a mil-Plum (percentiles of MacLean; Mrs. E. Ga ra ; Mrs.‘ Wm. Hobbs; Mrs r Jen ; Mrs. vrewddmc the Andrew MacNeill; Mrs. Allister WIN-Se 0d cost) arilly ob-

Stewart; Mrs. David Layers; Miss Marion Walker; Mrs. Capt Tren- holm; John McDonald; Capt. Fairchild; William Keeping; George white: Joseph Hunter; James Mac. Rae; Andrew Layers.

15c Chester Llewell n. 10c Wm. MacLeOd; J. D. Blac ett; Stirling Yorston.

Total-ZJAO.

Central Ru ally By Mollie win (Continued)

Mrs. Gordon Warren 100

50c each: Mrs. George R. Lewis; Mrs. Ernest McMillan; Mrs. John Bulman; Mrs. Fannie Spencer; Mrs William Vessey; Mrs George Grant; Mrs. Watson Ross; Mrs. Prank Roper. 35o Mrs, John Mor-

risen. Total-Stall.

Union Road (Queens) By Margarclh Mellett eh Grace

cllean

George Newman 1.00 A. G. Mellett 1.00 W. E. Lamont 1.00 Mrs. John Gill 100' Mrs. George Abbott 1.00 Mrs. T, W. Prowse 1.00 Beecher Bryanton 1.00

60o each: Mrs. Vernon McKin- non: Sadie Casford; Mrl. Albert Ravenhili; we. J. It. Mound; Mrs. J. W. MacLean: Grace Machean; B. G Hardy; Harry Newman; Wal- lace Meilett; John A. McKlrmon:

Harold Yeo; Margaret Mellett. 40o Bessie Stewart

Use Mlnard’: for upratnl. BRINGING UP FATHER

25c Mrs. David McDonald. rnmsmvns rams: ma. John

llelrved by him diurichg the basic herlrd from September 15 to Ozto- bfl‘ 11. 1941, 0H poultry of the seme or substantially similar kind, class and cradle but in no event exceed- in? 9 cenlte per pouind of poultry; c) im cases where such perscci regularly made a marge for draw- 1/08 poultry drurmg the said basic 179F103. Bin amount to cover such 56110109. if rendered, not exceeding tihe amount so charged diurl-rzg such 991106.. timid in :10 event exceeding