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who is in the parents.

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m‘ —Tll9 services for Sunday, And.

"’_ nmity United Church,

Army. . and ‘There is a the farmers

oallolds of feed, pro-

ys at Albilillyi

oi the . . apprec

fuel famine, iated by all $011091‘!!-

m ,rom all directions. ‘Ihe 31v“ or coal received by

has taken and is

l .5. MEETING - The re- mggtlng of the Summerside

r oi reek with

w; of the pro

the secrets .. d a verv satisfactory t was read by the

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the I.O.D.E. was held aegent ligiss g pt presiding, , e mes n!

lll in St. Marys Hail. vlous Ira-tins

The Mrs.

i r Mrs. Eric MoKav- BOY-h reports were adopted. ‘Ila

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d a letter on nu

e trition

ma. Henderson. The Treas- resd an acknowledgment from Brotherhood for $70-00 Wlllcll

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iety had donated for Polish iderabe routine business

conducted. Mrs. ER. Woodside

accepted

as a. new member

Wanda Wvatt. war convenor.

. sending a large

box of

n. to Mrs. MaoMurry of Pre- n, N B.” for British children. .,. containing 48 pieces 0! ... goods» was sent to Com- er Hubbard for yo; knitted goods for the is one of the chief works of

societv. A letter was read at

the Navy.

meeting with regard to Polish

. and renewing the appeal for

_ The letter said that the need

desperate and

the situation

ut comparison. It was decided l donations be sent every three ths for the following causes.

i relief,

Prisoners oi War,

e Sweepers fund. War Guests. "tat fund. British Children and ihinir fund. Cigarettes for sold- , and camp libraries. A‘i this ns certainly a. large undertak-

Mrs. Arthur Alien the milk at milk is lied daily to ss under-

rum

legrd children at the school.

.coiin Stewart reported a large ber oi‘ magazines sent to the merside airport. The election of ers will take place at the next ua' meeting. i iitee is made up as follows:

The

F0117. Wright.

lair. anti i. Anthem.

nominating

Miss Bel-ti! Mrs. Rena Shame. meeting closed with the Ne-

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iirs. PJ. Proude and Mrs. Bruce i -~ of Charlottetown have re- ed to their homes after 50911:!-

the past week. guests

at the

Wlev liouse, summerside-s

gg and V‘ Poultry arket Report

Mr. of

notion of VI one to

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report sale, at: Large

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3 i “his to consumers on e five to

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Hatcheries are preparing for en I lied demang- for ha. h one hatchet? ronort ng the off about relax-fiery 10th. ‘ market continues i‘ I prices remain unchanged

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, b? P. G. Ward, iltry Products Inspector. Domin- i Department urlottetown, Pep. 4. ivins prices to producers show three cents

week. Production continues to "Q and. l-Plrt from a cerlot i drsvdney, sales appear some-

Agriculture,

Marv. riot town wholesalers paying

g2 of the Bar of Prince County pre- 3'1 co 25

"n"? srading stations paying

I833?‘- .- 7...

‘producers are still re- r carfoned eggs, delivered: e

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~ Island Judges

Mobilization Board

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' "lii-Cdlifiiiu anointing Judge llvis of Bummer-side as a meni- ulillmths Charlotteto

tion

D- Edgar Shaw. today in" Canadian War

Board.

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some order appointed Judge "mo Duffy of flhflfottdioWn ‘ "l alternaio member to serve ‘ com-t sittings make it im-

ior Judge Lewis to attend

the

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chicks

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wn Division succeeding b- enjoy many veers of useful service

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—IIDEQUE UNITED CHURCH,

ary 1th are as follows: Bedequo 11 A. M- Cape "traverse as P. M. Albany 1.80 P. M. Rev. James M. Baxter, B. D, Minister. 2-5-11.

~80! SAL! — 650 bushel reed Turbine. Rex Dawson, Albarzsys a

-W.M.S. MEETING — The re- gular meeting of the W.M.S.

side Was held on Tuesday afternoon with a larsfl attendance. Mrs. Victor ‘la-avers, the president was in the chair. The scripture lesson and prayer was read by the president. Mrs. rge Sheen, treasurer and Mrs. WK. Llewellyn. Secretary read their reports. A book entitled ‘The Church in the City Streets" was chosen for study. Mrs. John H088 presided during the program and gave a very interesting talk on Christian Recreation. The musical part consisted of a solo by little Miss Dorothy Cannon and two duets b Pauline Phillips and Ruth Maclo an This Pit-rt of the hi0- gram was most enjoyable ln each case the numbers being nicely ren- dered. Mrs. Hammond Johnson read a very interesting letter from Miss Alice Gordon one of the home missionaries. Mrs. Harry Cimlllm read an unusually) ood report of the recent Pres y erial held at Kensmgton. The meeting closed with a

Judge Lewis Sworn In At Summerside

Judge Lloyd u. LGWlS of Summ- erside was sworn in as County Court Judge for the County of Prince at the court house Summer- side yesterday morning. Mr. Justice A.C. Saunders read the commission of appointment and administered the oath of office.

His lordship then congratuiated} Judge Lewis on his elevation to the ‘ bench and said "I sincerely tr115l that you will discharge vour duties faithfully and earnestly. You are entering on a new career, previously you entered court representing one side, from now on you must realize there are two sides. I know you will this. You will meet with diffi- culties, evidence may be contra dictory. In a. case where doubts

arise, don't deliver judgment im-

mediately but deliberate on the

matter. You will find that vou wi11|

will never have any-cause for re- gret. The standard of the County Court is high in this province, by diligent application you can raise this standard even higher." Concluding l-lig lordship wished Judge Lewis many successful vears on the bench.

Mr. Heath Strong, K.C.. then read an addresr on behalf of the ' Bar of Prince County.

Judge Lewis then expressed his appreciation to His Lordship for his words of advice end encourage- ment. I-Io said he was honored by the appointment. He thanked the members of the Bar for their pre- sence and for the words of the ad- dress.

Judge Lewis then pair} a tribute to his predecessor. the late Judge Shaw. As County Court Judge he was most gracious and upheld the high dignty of his position. i-lis judgements were always fair ~-nci Riven after long consideration oi the evidence. During h term of office no judgment of his was ever appealed. His Honor then expressed his sympathy to Mrs. Shaw and Donna.

Judge Lewis then spoke of his pleasant memories. His partnership with Don Stewart. his association with the Attorney-general as Crown Prosx-utr and hi- friendship with the lawyers. He would endeavor. he said. to be fair at all times and will try to uphold the high stand- ard set bv his predecessors.

Yesterday Summerside mmnbers

seated t'he following address to Judge lewis:

To the Honourable lloyd G. Lewis KC. Judge of the County Court oi’ Prince Countv, in the Province of Prince Edward Island. Maw it please vom- Honour:

The Members of the Bar of Prince County desire to present to Your Honour their congratulations on vour appointment as Judge of the County Court of Pri~e County.

Practicing your profession for the past Eighteen years at Summer- side in Prince County vou are therefore personally known to all of us. lmr some years now you have occupied the position as Crown Prosecutor for Prince County and vou were always conscientious and faithful in the discharge of vour duties. The game high qualities you wi‘), no doubt exhibit as Judge of the County Court of Prince County.

The Count Court of today has had its jurisdiction greatly enlarged from that of former years. It. has now extended criminal Jurisdiction and its Civil Jurisdiction has been increased to cases involving five hundred dollars, so that the Court la now in many respects more ac- cessible than~ the Supreme Court and the work of the Court has therefore greatly increased. We feel that the experience gained as

lby the committee it was found that

be criticized, do your duty and you lie

Also Short Subjects SHOWS 7.30 and 9.15 SAT. AFTERNOON a P.M.

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Transportation Discussed At S’Side Meeting

The regular mcnuiiy meeting of the Summer-side Board of Trade was held last night in the town hall. The newly elected president, Mr. Donald Baker, presided. Min- utes of the previous meeting were rend ona adopted. The secretary, Mr. Hinton read a report which had been rent to Mr. Sc anders of the Maritime Board oi Trade bv the town improvement committee. This report gave figures in connection with the increase in the population of the town of summerside. It was noted that as the time of the last census of 1941 the population was 5,000. Prom information gathered

the population had increased by about 1000 or about 20 ' percent. This influx was due to increase in the capacity the Silmmerslde Air Training School.

Business men reported larger sales during 1942 to civilian trade than ever before in all the town's history. CrOps were good and all farm pIiJdilCig brought high prices.

Mr. sclanclers in his reply gave his assurance that the information would be passed along to the pro- per authorities with a view of ob- taining fuller quotas of merchand- for the coal merchants.

The following business men of Summcrside were proposed as new members; Elmer Moore, Andrew Gardner. William Jenkins, Cecil Carver. Fred Murphy. John Cobb, "igliam Palmer, Ralph Williams, Horace McFarlane, it was moved and seconded that they be admitt- ed as members.

The different committees for the incoming year were announced and were approved by the Board. The various mcmibers spoke briefly but highly of the excellent work of the retiring President Mr. AR. Bren- nan. The recent sac bereavement of Mr. and Mrs. Brennan was touch- ingly referred to by the Board and a committee was formed to draft a letter of condolence to Mr. an Mrs. Brennan in the loss of two of their sons in the service of their country.

The matter of the carferry ser- vice engaged the attention of the Board to considerabIe length and the president Mr. Baker said he believed that "now was the time

proper authorities for a suitable canferry." Different members sup- ported the idea of presing claims for a tunnel as an after the war project, but the e-IICEIIBIJS of opin- ion was that no time should be lost in providing adequate ‘“‘

for transportation am it was agreed that while the tunnel was the only

with the least ssible delay.

The Presiden announced that sit

about fifty tons of coal in the hands of the retailers in Summ side. Impossibfitv empty cars to bring in coal was the main reason for this and while shippers were unable in one in- stance to get one si le oer for coal there were 150 emp cars at Bor- den which the present transport- at‘on facilities made it prohibitive to get to the mainland. The President pointed out the dire straits the Province would be should anything occur that would nut the present ferry. out of order for a week or ten davs. No definite decision in the matter of drafting a resolution regarding the proposed ferry was taken and th- meetiiw adjourned.

sin rein.” i3}: f! I\, l ., L‘

Ila- Ce fused

I the

rnon . . Though Capt. Jifacdohald was

for us to press our claim to the *5-

ultimate solution it was imperative that a new carierry be obtained .

the prment time there were only ‘

of obtaining

t and those of the sent w ‘meted early , ’ ,p:crn- ing when Capt. J. . passed away at his home in Cardi-

llaodonaliddiedafter a .Hebadboenoon- hiebedfortibepaatei:

only lid years of age when he died, he was a veteran of some fifty

career. _

He retired about a year ago when the 0.0.5. Montcalm was sold to Russia. He had been cap- tain of the Canadian Government shi since 1940. Prior to that he he served on the 0.6.8. Aron- rnore for some thirteen years. He went on her in 1921. was promoted to chief officer in 1W0 and shortly after that took over as master. ‘Ric steamers Elliot and,stanley were some oi’ the other ships on which he had served.

The late Capt. Mecdonsld was a man of fine principles and was loved and respected by all who knew him. He had the faculty of making friends both in his life at sea. and also at home.

He leaves to mourn s. son-owing wife who was formerly Mary Jo- sephine Doyle‘ of Charlottetown and the following sons and daugh- ters: Earl, Cardigan, Lieut. Herbert with the P 13.1. Highlanders: Prank in Halifax; Norbert with the R.C Al". at Moncton; Ray- mond at home; Hattie, Maiden. Mass. who arrived home last night and Mrs. George V. Fraser of Charlottetown.

There are also two sisters. Mrs T H Barker. Belmont, Mass. and Mrs. R. R Orleans oi West New- ton. Mass.

Coot. D J Macdonald of Von- couver is a brother.

ll.A.F. Choir Concert Held Last Evening

‘Ilhe RAP. Male Choir, who, for several months past, have been ven the use of the Guild Room at St. Peters for their practices, put on in return last night a most varied and dellghtfu‘ program at St. Peter's Cathedral Hall.

There was so large an audience that the Guild Room was filled as well as the Hall; there being only standing room at the back.

The Male Choir sang the follow- ing choruses in the first part of the nrogrrm:

“Road To The Isles" Samuelson; "I'l‘ Walk Beside You" Murray: "The Holv Child" ‘E. Martin with a solo by LAC. Beard and "Deep River" Burleigh. In addition to these were accor- dion solo- by Sammy Isaacs; Two =ongs "Bless this House" and “Trees” by LAC. PArtridBBZ a trumpet solo by LAC. Spelling ao- comnanied on the accordion by Roy Mugiord.

Corporal Butler, assisted by Mis= Dorothy Allen gave a wonderful exhibwon of conjuring tricks which mystified and delighted the aud- fence.

Fbr the second pert of the pro- gram. the choir sang “Comrades In Arms" "Going Home" and “And Did Those Fbet". The choir was directed and accompanied by Roy Mumford.

Sammy Isaacs also played the oiano accordion and was enthus- iasticaly received, as was P0.

Y's Men's Club Sponsors Father‘ Ami Son Banquet

The rfllnar meeting of the Char- lottetown Y's Men's Club was held last evening with the President, Edwin Johnstone, in the chair. It being the regular business meet. 1H8. reports by all committees were submitted showing the Club's act- ivities to be at top-notch, and the financial condition good.

Warrant Officer C. D. Smith was present as a guest.

The Bennett trophy, as given by International to the District with the best record standing was on displnv. and will be held by the Club -for some time. then forward- ed to the Sydney Club.

Y's Men offer one hundred per- cent supoort in forthcoming Red Cross campaign. On motion the Club unanimously approved the seect-lon of Y's Man Gordon Avard as Divisional Commander, and télliadged the full support of the

u .

It was agreed that the Club spon- sor the Annual Y.M.C.A. Father and Son Banquet to be held in the Association Building on February 18th, with Y's Man Roy Cudmore presiding

Trinity United Church

FRIDAY

8.00 Pitt-Young People's Union. Social HalL

_L‘.tt1e children playing on the .loor are in air currents that are not felt higher up in the room. During the cold weather place e heavy blanket on the floor of the pay pen and let baby play on this vsadded surface. You will have fewer colds to worry about

T00 Late To (llasify

WANTED AT ONCE FIRST OR ' second class teacher for New Glasgow School. Supplement $225. Writ-e secretary of Trustee" or phone 30-23. 2-5-3?

flute solos “Souvenir” and “Gav- otte". The soncs of LAC. Beard “Old Father Thames" and the "Trumic-efer" received wel mer'ted encores. corporal Butler as Raffles again mystified the audience and appeared in a new role as playing on the magic saw “Love's Old sweet song."

Ever-v item on the program was appreciated- as shown bv the burst of applause with which it was re- ceived. ' After the concert fne performers were entertained at supper by the lari'es of St. Peter's Guild.

The concert was given by kind “emission of Group Captain Blake

Houthousen, who rendered two

in‘ command of the RAP‘. station.

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C. A. (B) T. C.

Admission 35c

PIPPIE AM)‘ "c

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Iioly liame ilall FRIDAY’, FEBRUARY5

(With the kind permission of Major A. S. Itobertlen)

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DANCE BAND

Dancing i) - 12

ltions and Supply, and his visit to

yesterday morning.

vices: as‘ Habits’ ‘comurlg.’ languish .and.'i songs;

IN CANADA — Divine

will be held at 8t. Andrew's Church. Mon , on Sabbath next. at 11 an. and ‘i p-m. 3-5-11

RECEIVES NOTICE OI’ TRANS- FEB-Sub-Lieut. William Trainer the staff of Hl/LCS. “Queen leave shortly f0 Montreal, where he is being trans (erred for further t

THE UNITED CHURCH 0F Hunter River Pastoral Chemo:

Sunday, February 'lth as follows: Wiitshire 11.00 A. M. Hampshire 2.80 P. M. Hunter River 7.30 P. M. Rev. Lewis M. Murray, u

DANCE A SUCCESS- A large crowd attended the L.P.U. Annual Bail held at the Sporting C.ub last night. Music for modern and old time dancing was furnished by Don Messer and his Islanders and the C.A.B.'1‘.C. Dance Band.

TRAIN LATE — The Borden train arrived in Charlottetown lost night at l0 o'clock. Railway offl- cislg said 143 passengers crossed to the Province and lll came to Charlottetown. The Strait cross- ing was made in 63 minutes. Main- land trains running behind sched- ule caused the delay of three hours and twenty-five minutes.

CARD PARTY AT l.0.0.F. HALL —An enjoyable card party was held last night at the 1.0.0.11’. Hall. The following were the prize winners: Ladies 1st for Bridge, Mrs. Wm. Brown: 2nd_ lvlrs. K.J. Burhoe; Gents lst for Bridge. T.M_ Brehaut: 2nd. l-LG. Leitoh. Ladies 1st. for Auction, Mrs. James G is; 2nd. Mrs. R. Gamhum; Gents lst. N.J Nicholson; 2nd. I-LA. MacLeod

ARMY RECRUITING OFFICERS VISIT SUMMERSIDE- llleuiL-Cci. R. . Chandler, Army Recruiting

rd. Re- cruiting Officer for the C.W A. C.’s interviewed twenty-five emits at Sumrnerside Wednesday, seven of these were girls for the C. W.A.C. and eighteen of them m'n basic training centre at Beach Grove.

RETURNED FROM OTTAWA -- Hon. Mark R. MacGuigan, Minist- er of Health ard Education has returned from Ottawa where he attended a. conference of Provinc- ial Premiers and members of Pro- vincial Governments who met. with Prime Minister Mackenzie King to discuss the loss of revenue to the provinces caused by liquor and motor vehicle restrictions. The con- ference, held in tho Centre Ric's"-

90 minutes.

Personals

Mr. R.A. Season, Ottawa. arrived in the city last night and is re- gistered at The Charlottetown.