DEQEMBER 3. 1941 4W

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____ THE CHARLOTTETCYVPJ GUARDlAN

TO-DAY AND THUR.

- Shows 3.l5—7.00—9.00

"Ms woman “is lovl

s towevll"

DRIVEN BY LDVE lD lllE CRIME DFTNE CENTURY!

from the astonishing pen of limes Hilton, who gave you“bost Horlson" and “Mr. Chips" comu this electrifying dmlu of n man vlltb s twisted mlnd who planned ‘the perfect crllnc"l lngrld Berg- man is lovelv n the felt-torn prisoner of s nnngs msn-lsgcl

lNGRlD

lilo. SANDERS

STAR OF "IOREIGN COIIESPONDENY"

fulﬁll TSDR

VETERAN OF STAGE AND SCREEN

DSCAR Dl.llA

YHE FUNNY COMMISSAI Of "(OMRADE X“

DlccekdMW. s. VAN ovxe ll pdwa

.. rssssc-a" - TRAVELOGUE ~~irlirsliiliviiru WITHOUT nlwius" . AN!) “CHANGED INDENTITY’

p PRINCE EDWARD

THEATRE

AT THE 3.15 JrstlimXRE 8.45

tut "on, IDRNRIE" IDNNIE cat in} iioiuimc uttlsnioi _

A Isrsmsimt Helen with ism tsliinns-lllllsn lomll

EXTRA Robert Benchly in "How To Tilt

A Vocation" And ' """' "Meet The to-osv ONLY time"

COMING — TH UR. —FRI. -—SA T.

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BOB STEELE '5‘ TOM TYLE-‘R i: RUFE DAVIS“ .1

LOIS COLLIER - TOM CHATYERTON _t

s REPUBLIC iaicruns

PLUB-Jlmgle Girl Chap. 10 HOLLYWOOD QTARS SOUP T0 NUTS-Cnrto0n

". =~ UITEERS

James Hiltolfs ” “Rage In Heaven On Local Screen

Robert Montgomery. lilgfld Bell-- man (Jo-star ln Tale oi‘ Love and Revenge U June; Hilton, author of Good; bye, M3; Chips" and "Lost Horizon, has contribulcd another fascinating story to the screen in “ltllgt Heaven," starring Robert Moéltggxlrlll- and Ingrid Bclim-llll. all V ‘ ‘fr? today to tho Prince Eduard

‘mﬁﬂl’; Q w, nseful thriller, bust-d on g "per-rec crime," with Mont- gomery at his best in the powerful roleuof n. mall destroyed by i115 0m‘ emo one. _ Montgomery lays Philip Mm"??- whose inferior ty COXHDlEX 111,1!“ ‘I; hgpplness he could have with 1;. seeutifui wile, portrayed ‘by M f5 Borg-man, Convinced that she NDJY oves his beet friend, witll George Sanders in the role. he P10“ ‘l crime that will remove his rival- Hilton has tossed all

m fol-tannin ide in buildlnK his s W "l amazing climax, with one of the m“; aufpﬂglnﬂ screen endings of the season. Lucile Watson. 05°" Hmm-klk Philip Merivale, Aubrey Mam" m‘ atuncd in the 51199011" ing cast, The lllnl was directed by

THUR.—FRI.-SAT. — EMPIRE -

llATlNEl-J SAT. ONLY 2.80

senotitosulo p screen production lbot pivot the most h enter-

DEIITRAI. GUARDIAN

Illls column In renrvod for news of lﬂtlll interest, but advertising of o newly. nature may be Inserted st l cont: a word, strictly pnyoblo In advance.

CRABWELL for Photographs

CONFEDERATION mire msun- sscn , n-sw

COOKS I00 Christmas DIIODO graphs. (f

LARGE STOCK of reconditioned Holmsns, Charlottetown from $15.00 up. Mon metall- ment terms if desired. L-l 9-12-8-21.

NGIII DAM! High Tea today and ‘rilursdey. L-l63-12-3-1i

NURSING SISTER IN ENG- LAND-A cable has been received by Miss Reno. Wood. from her sis- ter, Nursing Sister Helen C. Wood, announcing her safe arrival in Great Britain. Nursing Sistcr Wood is attached to the 7th General Hospital.

CHRISTMAS SERIAL — Starts on Friday. "The Three Traveled Eas . a romance that builds through human trials end fears to an insptl-tn Christmas Eve climax that will gadden the heart of everyone who believes nice things still happen in this troubled world. Don't miss the opening chapter.

ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCE- MENT- Mrs. J. W. Stewart. sn- nounces the engagement. of her daughter Ruth Marjorie to Harry Reginald Younker of Toronto, son of the late Mr, and Mrs. J. L. Younker of Montague. The marri- age will take place the latter part of this month.

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MINIATURE RIFLE SHOTS- The following boys have made the scores as below at the West Kent. Minentulc Rifle Shoot held on Dec- ember ist. IML-Grarlt Compton, 100; Jim Palmer, 19: Harry Shams, B6; Maurice Blake, 82; Bud Stems, 82; George Brown, 80; Robert Acorn, B0.

Personals

Mr. James Harold Garfield Tim- mons, Mt. Stewart. left recently for Toronto to join the Royal Cane- dlan Air Force.

Mrs. Ekther Clark, Mt. Cit/swath, has received a cable from her son, ‘Ppr. Guy G. Glover, announcing his safe arrival in Erlglend- ‘

Mr. and Mrs. H. E Fbrd received s. cable from their son Leith on- rkiaouélcing his safe arrival in Eng-

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tlChrlstmas Seals help the sick G

and protect the well.

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Drawing In Aid Of The Sisters of The Monastery

In Charge of the Ladies of C. W. L.

Knights of Columbus Hall Wednesday 8 P. M. You Wlll be Cordlally welcomed

Monthly Meeting C. W. L. Same Evening

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$313122. SIZIBGISIIIIIIIIIQIIIIIIE .

7 E tuenniu BROS.

GIFT TIPS

Chocolates in beautiful Cedar Chests c great vor- iety of shapes ond sizes Chocolates in funcy boxes --tho largest disploy ond variety you have ever seen.

Brush, Comb and Mirror Sets-o beautiful ond use- ful gift for Her. Handsome- ly boxed -— Moderately priced.

The number ond variety of our gifts make lt almost impossible to make a com- plete list. Best of all come in ond just look over our large assortment ond be convinced that we have the Gift you were looking for.

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PHONE 86

LEO M. DOUCETTE ROY M. SMALLMAN

Starbrlgltfls Magic Wand

“"5 ‘" “American Boyle” "it Cltlcs of Indie "l3 Plrtner

“First we shall go to the borne of Mrs. Moulﬂ.” slid d" P“! ma’

Soontliey came tool-title bole it the footst- bigireo. g

SAINT PETER’! CATHEDRAL

Nllill TEA and SALE Wednesday, Dec. 3rd Sale of Useful Articles

Such u socks, aprons, hand- kerchief: and children's wear, also food table Plum Pud- ding, Fruit Cake, Mince Meat and antique table.

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Trinity United Church

WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 3rd.

3.00—W ’ Mtssi i rstnufdﬁf-lét? pmyéiﬁilvié”. °"' 8.30-—Tho Session.

In Memo riam

MRS. EWEN CAMPBELL

There passed away aftcr several months illness early Tuesday m0rnln8 at her home, 164 Fitzroy Street, Mhrgaret MacArthur, widow of the late . Ewen Campbell, aged 79 years.

The lalc Mrs. Cam bell leaves to mourn two dang fcrs. Ada, Mrs. Alexander Grant. West Roy- alty and Bertha, Mrs. Iceman W. Saunders, Charlottetown also three grandchildren, Dorothy, Mrs, F. L. P.‘ Hennessey, Dartmouth. N. 5., Mariorlhe Saunders, and Allison Saunders, Charlottetown.

The funeral Wlll be held from her late iesidence on Thursday at 1 o'clock. The remains will be laid to rest in the Kill: Cemetery, Cape Traverse, beside her hus- band, who passed away 27 years ago.

ROCIIFORD SQUARE SCHOOL

Honor Roll for November:

Grade X-i. Marjorie Power; 2. Francis McGtligan; 3. Ethel Kelly.

Grade IX-l. Phyllis Macmillan; 2. Evelyn Diamond; 3. Marie Keefe.

Grade VIII-l. Frances Mac- Millan; it. Lorraine McNeeLv; 3. Mary McPhee

Grade VIII-l. Joan Shem-an; 2. Theresa Bowlsn; 3. Lois Hennsssey.

Grade VII-l. Frances Hermes- sey; 2. Enid Adams; 3. Helen Roach.

Grade VII-l. Margaretta Land and Barbara Doyle, equal; 2. Shirley Richard; 3. Florence Mc- uigan.

Grade VI-l. Marie Callahan; I. Annie Campbell; 3. Marie Kelly.

Grade VI-l. Bethany MacDon- ald; 2. Lena Hartinger; 3. Dorothy Peters.

Grade VI--1.Ritii. Gallant; 2. Joan Dowlirlg; 3. Noreen Connolly.

Grade V~l. Theresa Blacqilicre; 2. Rita Lstlgheran; 3. Joan Hermes- se

y. ‘ill

Gmde V—l. Beverley Fitzgerald: 2. Marie Bernard; 3. Flora Gillls.

Grade v-1. Dorern Shelfoon: 2. Elizabeth Candy; 3. Catherine

Peters.

Grade IV—1. Mariedith Mac- Donald; 2. Sally Longztphie; 3. Gmevieve Drone.

Grade IV—1. Jean Wong; z. Mary Dollcette; 3. Lois McCoubrey.

Grade IV—1. Rita Robins; 2. écan Shepherd; 3. Stephanie Le-

lair.

Grade III -1. Barbara Gallant; 2. Bernice Ice: 3. Carol Duff .

Grade III—l. Bernice Galvin‘; 2. Rose M. Brown: 3. H. Dnirnn. L. Duffy and C. McNeil, equal.

Grade lI-1. Doris Coady: 2 Helen Malone; 3. Betty Anne Gallant.

Grade II—1. Muriel Roazh; 2. Violn Br‘l; 3. Arlene Saunders.

S0 KEEP COOL Average body temperature is 98.8 degrees fahlenheit,

“COMPLETE INSURANCE SERVICE ”

W. K. ROGERS Agencies Ltd.

Phone 540-541

ROTARY RADIO AUCTION For Crippled Children TIIURSDA Y. DEC. 4th

Teddy's

PAQEQFHLSEE

War Map i

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An attempt to clarify the Libyan battle sltuatlolrld-snade on this map. The heavy block lines suggest the British battle-front. there is not n continuous line through the desert and raiding

1n reality forces on

both sides are active but not to the degree that they were formerly. The British seem to be getting 17c upper hand, asserting control and $10"- in; a degree of order. The oblorlgs on the map suggest enemy forces which

, tube‘ _‘lnthe‘ Rough. The British have widened

, svln

the narrow corridor extending south-

by TobruIl-Gnmbut-

ward from Tobruk but perhaps not sufficiently to prevent enemy shell fire

from .

ohlng the middle line of the corridor from either side. Unless the

fighting forces are more evenly matched still than they generally are be- lieved to be, the decision will be reached before enemy reinforcements by sen or alr could be brought from southern Europe in sufficient quantity.

vanish in no time!

WHO doesn't detest greasy dlshvvner. dirtyrlugs round the di_shpan_. . . smesry dishes? Rinse gresse vanishes in no time! For Rinso suds sbmrl grene. Dishes come out clean and shining, dry easily. You're through in half lh

Rinso for our dishes! economy u for the GIANT package.

' nmso Aasonas cause i‘

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fife

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‘QUEEN'S CANADIAN FUND 001m TIONS

Reverted combing rsitls on Bri- tlsh port areas and the industrial midlands has attmctcc fresh at- tention to the frightful suffering of the many thousands of civilians in Greet Britain who are harried from shelter to shelter and finally c-iveu into the open country by successive raids. Eventually places are found for them all, places o! relative security. but their belong- ings of sll kinds are destroyed. The task of emergency feeding stone is difficult. The task of setting them “P once more with some quantity 0f clothing and bedding is much more difficult.

To sect these enormous needs. funds have been started in various Ditto 0f t_lle world Hel- Majesty

CANADA PROVINCE 0F PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND 1N THE PROBATE COURT The llt day of December, A. D. 1M1

In Re Estate of Jessie Tremaine Scott, late of Charlottetown in Queens County in the said Province Single Woman, deceased, testste.

To the Sheriff of the County of Qllﬁlns County or any Constable or literate person within cold County.

GREETING:

WHEREAS upon reading the petl. tlon on file of Alexandra Scott of Charlottetown. aforesaid retired school teacher, the Executrix o the above named estate, praying that a citation may be issued for the purpose here- nafter set forth: You ale therefore hereby required to cite all persons interested In the pllﬂ Estate to b» and a pear before the Judge recent at a robate Court to be llel in the Court House in Charlottetown in Queens County, in the said Province, on Tuesday the 8th day of January next coming, at the hour of eleven o'clock forenoon of the same day to shew cause if any they clin Why the Accounts of the said Estate should not be passed and the Estate closed as prayed for in said tiilon and on motion of W. B. Bent ey, Esq" Proc- tor for said Petitioner.

And it is hereby ordered that n true copy hereof be forthwith pub- lished in some newspaper ubllshcd in Charlottetown aforesai once In esch week for st least four con- secutive weeks from the date hereof and that s true copy hereof befonh- with poetcd in the following public

laces respectively. namely, in the

all of the Court House in Char- lottetown aforesaid, at or nosr Th Royal Bank of Canndh and at or near The Bunk of Nova Scotla both in Charlottetown aforesaid, so that ell person; interested in the said Estate as aforesaid may have due notice thereof. e

WITNESS Ills Honour Harold Leonard Palmer, Judge of the said Probate Court at Charlottetown aforesaid, the day and year first above written.

B the Court. (glgned) MURIEL C. LOWTHER, Registrar.

t L.S.) 14-159-12-3-10-17-24.

lac of her name in connection with the Dominion campaign, which is officially known as "Tile Queen's Canadian Fund for Air Raid Vic- $1015."

Every dollar contributed to the Queen's Canadian Fund goes with- out dell-lotion to the Lord Mayor of London for distribution to the homeless and needy

Contributions from this Province should be forwarded to the Royal

Trust Company, Chll-slDRiOlOWlI which reports the following re ceipte to date:-

Received yesterday:-

ltlrs. H. W. MlwKay, Mt. Stew- art, $l0.00t Earmarked for Christ- mas and shelters).

Total_to__date_ $5,120.49.

CANADA PROVINCE OF PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND

IN THE PROBATE COURT The lst day of December A. D. 104i.

n. Re Estate of Allan MacDougall I

late of Nine Mile Creek ln Queens County ill the said Province. Farmer. deceased, testate.

To the Sheriff of the County of Queens County or any Constable or literate person within said County

GREETING:

WHEREAS upon reading the peti- tlon on llle of Charles ltlacDuugail oi Nine Mile Creek aforesaid, Farmer, and Albert MacDougall of Canoe Cove in Queens County aforesaid, Farmer, the executors oi the above named estate praying that a citation may be lssu for the pur- pose hereinafter set forth: you are therefore hereby required to cite all persons interested In the said Estate to be and appear before the Judge present at a Probate Court to be held in the Court House in Char- lottetown in Queens County, In the said Province, on Monday the 5th day of January next coming. at the hour of eleven o'clock forenoon o: the same day to shew cause l! an) they can why the Accounts of the sold Estate should not be passed and the Estate closed as prayed for in said petition and on motion of M. Alhan Farmer, Esq" Proctor for salt. Petitoners.

And it is hereby ordered that l true copy hereof be forthwith pub- lishod in some newspaper ublished in Charlottetown aforesal once in each week for at least four con- secutive weeks from the date hereof and that a true copy hereof be forth- with posted in the~followin¢ public gloves. respective] , namely, in the

all of tile Coll House in Char- lottetown aforesaid ln front of the School In Nine Mile Creek afore~ said, and at the store of Joseph W Mitchell in Nine Mlle Creek afore- said, so that all persons interested in the said Estate as aforesaid ma) have iluc notice thereof.

WITNESS Ills Honour Harold Leonard Palmer, Judge of the sat. Probate Court at Ch-nlottetown aforesaid the day and year first above written.

B the Court.

(Signed) MURIEL C. LOWTHER.

Registrar. tL.S.) L-43-_l_2;a_-10-17-z4.

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Say to Your Grocer

‘ I Want ‘ BRAIIMIN ORANGE PEKOE TEA

1 You will enjoy its superior quality

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“we no too big to [o in there,” cried Juno. “I'll I: that," sold Stsrb ' t.

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She waved be: nrid and they boosts ss mall as mica nil in they went.

I i '1 Santa's Tip. . . GIVE HER Take Salltzfs advice give her silk stockings! Choose glamorous 3-0!‘ sturdy 4-ihread stock- ings with lisleplated heels and toes. Wide choice newest colors 8 1-2-10 1-2. A small deposit will , hold any gi ft till Christmas. The FASHION I I I Advertising Rates-Payable in Advance Minimum Charge for Any Advertisements 25 Cents Central Guardian locals, so per word; Western and Eastern locals 2c per word; Announcements and Coming Events 3o per word’ Classiﬁed 3c per word; in Memorial Notices 70c pct lncll- Lists of Floral and Spiritual Offer-lags, Cards. ctc.. 5c per name; Cettcrs of Condolence 70c per inch; eddlng cuga ements 40 words for 81.00 and’ l0 cents for every additional 3 war e. Notices of Thanks and Appreciation, 10c per inch or dc per word. Lists of Subscriptions 69 cents per Inch. Address and Presentation $1.00 Other rates on application.

Male and Female Help Wanted

YOUR. OPPORTUNITY - run ther Civil Service Examinations are announced for

positions as Clerk. Grade l; Grade 2; Postal

Clerk, Lettcr Carrier and Mail

Porter, A plication forms to be

filed in ttawa. Ase limit 16-414!

years. Initial salaries $66-$10!

Shorthand and "Whirl; n01» WW5"

sary. Our coaching has helped

hundreds to get. jobs as Clerks

Postmen, Stenos. etc. n-form

ation and Booklet Free. M. C. _C

Schools Ltd, Toronto 10. Oldest 1n

Canada. No Agents. N-fii-Ul

tvtllnli: Hrli) Wanted WNTED s CAPABLE ExPllnf- enced maid (protestant) country preferred. Apply at once to Mrs. George R. Stewart, R. R, 7 Char- lottctown. L-lmllll-EIE WANTED—EXPERIENCED COOK. Apply Sncltville Hotel. Sackvillc. Box 581. 1N. B.

Lust Losr-niclrv 55517-11... llsc containing several articles. Find-

lease leave at Guardian. er p L-15B—l2-3-ll

_H0w Are Your Eyes ‘.7

ff you are havln symlimml of strain -- hen aches. 3"" eyes or dllllnrss - t

Agents Wanted

AGENTS T0 SELL POBTBAI’! enlargements Big money maker United Art. Toronto. N~10-29-36l

Wanted

WANTED — TO BUY SMELTI. Apply Arthur Peters, North Am- erican Hotel. L-10-l2-l-3l.

For Sale

srrnzs - naavcsz sourn- polt. L-1l22-l1-27-6i.

FOR SALE - 1 PASTEURIZEI capacity 2000 lbs. 1 pastcurize capacity 3000 lbs. 2 churns 800 lb capacity each l steam engine 1 H. P. Good order. Belts, Pulle); shaftillg. etc. Dlulstaffn» Cheese d: Butter Co.

L-llti7-ll-ll9-l2-l-é

Salesmgn-“Wahled. To Let

ROOMS r0 LET 222 rrrznoy. L-40-12-I-2l.

To Let

T0 m - 4 ROOM APARTMENT with bath. Apply 38 Elm Avenue. Phone 121a. L-l4D-12-3-2i

Man Wanted

FOR GOOD WATKINS ROUTE. Steady customers. Must be honest snglhrazlteble, gave calf/ﬁr means of

one. o ca or exper- feenoe required. Write the . R. Watkins Company Dept. Z-CIA. £173 Masson Street.

specialist

At rvl 1th vests of expﬁbn-ceti ail?! d‘ thorourh retracting service.

Cull in and discuss vouv

difficulties.

b. F. liutcheson

F. G. RUTCHESON G. F. IUTCIIESON

Farm For Sale

l mile from Hunter River acres 90 acres under good cultivation. well watered. Balance under lumber.

consisting of 115

good growth of Buildings in good refill!‘-

Apply:

MRS. wsurlcn RACKHAM

NOW xiii-s usva IT

Keroh. between the Block see. and Sea of Azof was celled Russia's “Pon1lieii" because

of wealth of ailclent ‘omit; there.

POULTRY

We must have a larli quantity of poultry at once. and we buy alive or dressed. finished or unfinished. Dally remittances nl highest mar- ket value.

THE ROYAL PACKING c0. .1. n. KENKINS.

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