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v ¢THI l. C. A. F. STICK T0- GIIHIBm-Sorne of the newspaper! u. cu-rying 5 story oi l. soldier utatlocied at Debcrt Military Camp who had his home destroyed by 11"- md of how his friends in the Camp grgianlled a collection from the med: and were able to present him W1 over five hundred dollars. The lwly pay; n very deserved tribute to the generosity and charitableiiess _of present day soldiers. A story W111i“! of the same quulltics in evvn 8R3!" measure come: fronrthe R. C. A, F. etotinn at Summerside Whlflh 1i l ‘and deal smaller than Debert. It seem that one of the airmen who wee

my, with e, series of unfortunate left with four Motherless small . h decided to Efiuete a eollec loin Q1113 map, Bur. he never ex- ” over 51X hundred dollars. Havlni! do the most llvod- 8° m" da‘ eertaln purport-Q e T5175 Fraser and m P E1 visiting Mist

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Personals

fining sister Irene Hardy ‘l! .1143; epent the New Years holi- "qy m i Montrose and =54: ulna-my ‘agenda tri Summ-eg-

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_|n-, uid In. Heir Campbell Alberton were guests of 1W1‘!- Kinch on Monday, Mr-

l1 bein! enroute to Saint

' m1, NB" where he l! Employed fife Saint John General Hos-

rlee on Your roule-

niuvkcd male Douglas 1-7-21.

-LOST —— White fox. U T, 9 V. Reuuird. Bell, Carleton.

-HOCKEY aeueque Rink Thu"- day, Junuiiry "l. Kinkona vs. Hee- toivn Juniors. Atlllll56l0ll lo

_uuuissiivu JB-IIUBTY 4th our stoma will close every “"1111! e” oept Saturday at 6 clock. A. K. Lord, Cape Traverse. Fred Bell. Carleton. 1'64‘-

Peltihzirnpiohsfihip ___-_<

mg expressed pleasure at the op- portunity of being able to be Ple- sent to do the work, A: this ivaa his first opportunity i0 Judie the Island chow. he could not draw comparisons but he behaved that this show brought out some really fine lop skins.

In white fuccs and other new types he criticized ihe quality. They had looseness of fur and he caut- ioned ranchers to watch this close- ly. The trend oi the trade demands solid fur. In conclusion he expressed the hope that soon the pelts from the three Maritime Provinces would compete together in one show. 'I‘hls would eliminate the cut and dried procedure when come exhibitors dominate the show yea: after year.

Following is the 15:, of trophies awarded:

Grand champion silver foo: pelt of show, won by McLure and Mac- Kiniion Silver Fox Farms Ltd., do- hated by Hon. G. D, DeBlois.

Champion adult silver fox pelt u! shoiv, won by George A. Call-

FhTO-DAY

March of Time and NEWS OF THE DAY SHOWS 7.30 and 9.15

“Sunny Side” Stars Young Roddy McDowall l

-Rodd_v McDowall has done it ‘ again! This tune, starring in a pic- ture all his own. the talented young I English actor completelv stole the hearts of the audience at the Capi- tol Theatre last night in 20th Cen- tury-Foirs "On the Sunny Side."

"On the Sunny Side" is the human, heart-stirring tale 0f )1 plucky little Briton sent H to this country for the “duration. His life and einperlences in a typical Amefl‘ can home are sympathetically por-

beck, donated by Premier Thane A. Campbell.

shOW, won by the MgLure and MacKiiinon Silver Fox Farms LttL, donated by Hudson's Buy; Company.

Best medium silver adult pelt of show, won by R. S. Humphrey, clo- nated by Canadian National Rall- ways. Best Medium Silver pup pelt of show, won by Harold Milligan. d0- nated by Canada Packers, Ltd. Best light medium pup pelt, wen by Hugh D. Smith, donated by Sinclair and Stewart Ltd, Best three-quarters silver adult pelt, won by Stewart and Lewis. donated by Godkln Bros, Sum- merside.

Best pale silver adult pelt. won by Raoul Rey-mono, donated b

—S. Saint John Milling Com any, L .

Calls 0n Retailers To Conserve Labor, Supplies, Power

OITAWA. Jen. e - (OP) -'I'lie h-ieee Board today oallcd on Can- ediui to voluntarily con- eerve labor, su plies and electric power but at e same time an- nounced compulsory regulation of retell hours, under consideration by the Board. for some time, will not be adopted.

A eagddegly has already been ac- pomp W: uh arv co-Opcr- glcvn of retailers. said ai- G.

urton. administrator of retail trade. Restrictions already effected, either by agreement within the trade or through municipal by-laws. phould be continued. The Board urged retailers to take further con- lervatlon atepe.

‘Particular mention was made of retail stores in which the hours of eae exceed. 56 it week. Mr. Burton recommended that operation in euch establishments

“carefully examined to aee if a re- map or hours can he effected

ediately.’

Former Gh’Town ady’: Sons 0n Active Service

Oenadifn nnlvaltgien [who ggagived promo on n e aw Year's honors list was Lleut. Oliph

L [gigh-Spelicel‘, now oi Ottawa.‘

who was promoted to the rank of

Best Ila-l? silver pup e t, won by Gordon MacMlllan, onated by silver Tip Biscuit Company, Ltd,

Best extra pale silver adult pelt, won by Stewart and Lewis, don- uted by Justin Rottcr.

Best extra pale silver pup pelt. won by R. S. Humphrey’, donated by L. Roscbourue and the late A. E. MacLcnn, MP.

Best Full Silver adul pelt, won by Gcorgc A_ Ctillbec , donated by Lampsnn. Fraser and Huth, Inc.

Best. Full silver pup pelt. won by the McLure and MacKinnon Sil- ver Fox Farms, Ltd. donated by Guv E. Kennedy ieagesenting Ral- ston Purina Co_, I. .

Best matched pair adult pelts. won 17V George A. C by C. M. Lampson and Co., Ltd.

Best matched pair pup pelts, won by George A. Callbeck, don- ated bv P.E.I._ Biscuit Co_

Highest aggregate score made by one ranch. won by George A. Cnllbcck. donated by Internation- al Fox and Animal Foods, Lid.

Best. marl-ted ailvm- adult pelt. 1WOIl bv Lowell W. Hancock, rion- ated bv Swift Canadian C0.. Ltd.

Best marked silvci‘ pup pelt, won by Ogilvie Flour Mills, Ltd.

Best five matched pup pelts. won bv Gcnrtzo A. Callbgck. don- atcri b1‘ Holt Rrinfreu’ Co.. Ltd.

Best four matched nun pblis. Err of reglslhrcd sire. won bv George A. Callbcck. donated by Toronto Elevator Ltd.

Beet pl inum silver pup peft. won by Georee A, Callback. domi- ed bv the Canadian National Sli- ver 11px Brccdcrs Association.

Reports State p Hospitalization I Being Studied

TORONTO, Jan. 8 -- (C P) - ‘Hon. Harold Kirby, Ontario Min-

Lieut-Commauder, He is a 50f‘! 0ft ister of Health. said today that a

3Q», Q L. Leigh-Spencer, managing director of the Vancouver "Prov- ince." and Mrs, [ieigh-SPBIICH‘. and a grandson of the late Mr. Justice FL, Haszard and Mrs. Haszard, Charlottetown. His mother, form- erly Miss Helen Haszard. has many friends and acquaintances here.

LieuL-Commander thigh-Spencer was a member of the R O-NV R. for several years prior to the war. lmd has bcrn rm active service ‘nnce its outbreak. He has served with distinction in both Pacific and Atlantic waters.

H two brothers are also on active service, one with the Royal Cana- dian Air Force, the other with the Fleet Air Arm oi‘ the Royal Navy.

The latter. Lleut, Prank H. Leigh-i have been quite happy applying‘ Spencer. is the subject of an ln-i

toasting sketch in a recent issue of the Caigarv Hernk‘, on wMrh newspaper hr served as e reporter before the war.

With some months ln the RC N.V.R., Frank joined the Canadian Navy early in i940. and after a period of training in England and Scotland he-was sent to South Africa. Landing at Cape Town. he

travelled to Durban, a trio which ' him. I don't think I have ever seen" anybody move quitc so rapidly. The,’

he described in a letter home as "the most tirin; l have ever had on a train. even worse than Calgary to Winnipeg. anq three tlnms as long."

In The African Bush

‘their camp wag located right in the bush land Lieui. spcnccrls letter conlalns the following vivid. descriptive- passages:

"On the week-ends the lads us-v uelly take a few rifles from the‘ ermorv and no and shoot. enough meat to last for Ill!‘ follow- ing wcek. _ . We have done a bit d flying over the country and}

sl-lliie hospitalization plan is now be- l ing studied by the Fedcrul Govern- l mcnt and that institution of such e. ‘ lpllan on a national scale la proba- ' c l Mr. Kirby. who made hLl refor- .icnce to a national hospitalisation 'piali during the annual visit oi members of the Trades and Labor f Congress of Canada w Queen's i Park to present suggestions I01‘ {Ontario Legislation, did not ela- borate. _ -

although I have not seen much game mycelf. some oi the_chaps have seen lions. elephants, giraffes, hundreds oi different kind; of deer and a few rhino. , i "We live in tents. and [0 far we

our Boy Scout training to make "oursclvcg comfortable. The first day 1W8 moved into our tent we were Iclcnuuig it out and during the pro- wess we killed a scorpion and a ct-“tipr-rlc. “A cunnle of davii later one of i the lads in our tent war.- sitting oni- ¢ side. dnzlni; in the sun. and swldenly woke to find a. ruddy great ilrvrcn ,snake weaving around in front of

jsnake wris subscqticntly killed by a 'mn.=s aitack with mzflcts and sticks." , "Our moss 1s a tent with a table‘ ‘and chairs. a gritmaphonc and a. few black bovs. 'I'hr-sc black chaps; are a vcrv frlcndlv loi anc quite] intelligent. They speak little or no ,Eririlish. so. among other things. we.’ are now learning in sncnk Swahili.‘

"Hie only thins: l am no‘. muchj in favor oi in this plncr- ls the. riuantliv of insects and their sting- ing ability. Otherwise it is hcifihv spot, and as i‘. thousand feel nbnvc scn level. and nithnugli we sir-op under netting, l have yet w ice a mosquito."

‘Fbreign Bible Society; held- ih Zion

allbeck. donated .

trayed in s. story replete WW1

Champion silver fox pup pelt oi 11511113115- thrills and tears‘ It is the

realistic. timely and anuezilini! d111- matizatlon of a courageous lmmg‘ ster adaptini! himself t0 a 118W W" of llfe—becomli\it a iwrt of the W"- tern known as "a HD1051 Alllerma“ boy"_~pmying, working’. fighting with his Yankee cousin. m

Hlschllghtlng the film is 1t‘- louchlny scene \.\‘l"l(‘l"l”R.il(l(l\. the cg‘; lant little "Tommy- speaks W, - arents across the Atlantic n ‘i; ram-oceanic broadcast. Here d summed up all the bravado E131? coufage 01 it tad blltzed out o“ with lRIld-flfld vet able to tflllfl, thumbs up!

aaiiviiiéiéiy Holds Annual Meeting

Mr. J P. Crockett was the new President appointed at liistuilghts Annual Meeting of the British and Church following the Week of Prayer Service.

Other officers appointed were: Vice-President, Mr. D.J. Bonnell; Secretary-Treasurer, Ml’. Warren W. Lard; Executive Committee: Trinity United Church, Mr. C H Black. Ml‘. G M. Avzird. Mr. J. A. McNair; Z‘on Church. Mi'. ll. A. MacDougall, Mr. Willis Nicholson; Stfdlfthé ‘Mr. A W1" Hyndman and Mr. H. J. Gordon; Baptist Mr. Ross Bethune and Mr. Percy Proude; Central Christian. Ml‘. W. L Henry and Mi". Preston Beck; Salvation Army, Adjutant W. Mer- cer; Si. Peter's, Mr. R L Cotton and Mr J .E Iinrris; St. Paul's, Mr. A L. MacPherson and Mr. H. H. Home.

The President for the past three yours, Ml’. A J Haslam gave n vary inicresling report of the past year's activities and expressed his appreciation to the women for the splendid work they did in collect. ing, and to the public ior the gen- erous reception given the collectors, and also to his can-workers for their hearty Ito-operation.

The Secretary-Treasurer, Mr. J. P Crockett then gave the financ- ial statement which showed a very substantial increase over put years exclusive oi’ two handsome don. atinus. one an anonymous gift of $500.00. the other B legacy of $652. from the estate of the late lVLisa Ella McMui-rav. maklnB in all the substantial 511m of $2154.57 to be handed over to the novlmmi Tmasurer.

The nominating committee com airline of Dr. .r.i-r Ayers, Mr. .1. M. McFadyen and Mr. J ELI-l Worth, brought in the slate 0g officers for the ensuing year,

The incoming President, M; yl

cfwkelt. expressed his regret‘ in losing tho services of Mr. Has-‘ lam lo the Bible Society. Mr, Hug-l

Presidgnt’. e as lee years as: Apleasing feature of the meet- lflB was the announcement that three new life members had been acded in the roll, 1131,1013.’ h Isaac Carter. Mrs. (Pmfj (1 D_

Steel and Mir. A J Hyiulanil.

The officers desire "ie hearty“ SlIDDOPt of the public I]; yea, in 3,118‘ velrv worthy causo. and ti-ugg, willie afllllitxiullflvftlllell’) 115194 n bworth 1 of giving a “dget

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P.E.I. Nursing Sister Honored

flu. Qolllflll b ICING for new: of local interact, but eilvertiatll elenewlynetare may betllleflfll et ftve eente a were. strictly m- aple in advenee.

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FUNERAL THIS MORNING- Mrax. Bung we rOtn e at, this ornlng at 8.46 t0 th! Chllfllb 91' the Most Holy Redeemer. to the R. O. Cemetery.

MEETING OF KINETH CLUB 4pm regular meeting of the Kin- ette Olub wee held last nlaht at ttie home of Mrs. (Dr.) L. Du! . Jlans were outlined for future ac - lllltleg of the club. The next meet- ing will be held jointly with the K"iismen‘s Club at The Charlotte- town Hotel on January 2i.

UNIDRTUN-ATI! ACCIDHTI‘ — The many friends of Mr. G. H. C. Murphy, 90 year old retired rall- way employee will regret to learn that he had the misfortune to fall downstairs at his home on Grafton Street. He wee taken to the Charlottetown Hospital early yeaterda morning where it wae found t at he was suffering from a. severe shaking up. but had no bones broken. He was resting comfortably inst night.

HOME FROM HOSPITAL - Friends will be pleased to know that Mr. Joseph Glllls, Bear Riv- er, who was injured in an acci- dent with a runaway horse some weeks 1x90 ieluincd i0 his home ycstci my from the Charlottetown Hospital much improved This unfortunate accident caused fatal injuries to his mother who was with him at the time.

!(‘E PROSPECTS - There about l~i int-l s of ice on the pond; but ilio rivcz" ice isn't. dccp enough, t0 store ycl. a local ice dealer stat-' ed yesterday. The ice that has formed is of good quality, clear and hard. It is feared that the greafesi‘ diffici1lt_ i, storing ice this ivinicr ivill be ie cnrcitv of man f70W€l'_ in handle if. Iiast summer thcvc u-ns a SPLOIIS 11c slrn-Ligc in the city caused by poor qualify ice last irlntci‘ and (tie fact that one of the local dealrrs wont out of business]

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Lieut. (Nursing sister) Mary Winnifred MacNutt, R.C.A.M.C., Charlottetown, w a s a w a r d e d the Royal Red cross (1st Class) as announced in the New Year's Honors List, There were only three in Canad to receive this coveted distinction.

Lleut. MiicNutt joined the Med- lcul Corps shortly ufler the oin- break of vval‘ and served in New- foundland, Gaspe and others parts of Canada. she is now stationed in Sussex, NB,

Sh: l1 a graduate of the Prince Edward Inland Hos ital. havln been Valedictorian o the class o '38. Since her graduation she has been on the nursing stnil at the Provincial Sanntorlum mid ol‘ Edgchlll School for Girls. Beforc an hing u a nurse she was award- ed the Jubilee Medal for her work in connection with the Girl Guides.

Imut. MacNutt spent. Year's lcuvr with her parents. Major T. E. MacNuit and Mrs. MacNuit of this city and left u: resume her duties on Saturday morning,

Her two brothers are on active service also. Stewart a Lieutenant. overseas willi the North Nova Scoiia and PE I, Highlanders, and Walter stationed at the training

her New

IIEA '.' IVE DELAYS FERRY -- The m1‘ ferry Prince Edward Island ivas in the harbor at Borden at "m" 5'13"“ GYOYB- 3,10 Llils morning but still not docked, eight and three-quarter -Jioui's tiller leaving Tormcntine,

lliczivy (lrifl ice (lclirved traffic all

PROFESSIONAL CARD (lay. On the morning tr p it took

‘roococ-a“”""”"vi‘im."”~lifii’i§fi7°5°\’élg ism rind ilirce-quurici" linurs to

under normal conditions in about one hour. Canadian National Rail- ways officials here early today rx-i 1ievted the train vritli mails andi lp1.<'s|.=iigci".s from the bcat would. 1"Bi_lCh the cltv about 6 am, The railway opcnilcd a local iraln from Summerside and Burden last ifght to accommodate Island passengers. It reached here at about 6.35 p.m, _._.______.__

Borden to Thrmcniine. a run made Chartered Accountant

Office at White Star Laundry Summersldc. P. E. I.

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51 Soldiers Leave Province

. T E unake the ninc-mie crossing from I I g

Personals Mr; Cfll‘1_ Stewart. Red Point, who is pre-si/slcnt n1‘ the Fislicrlnetfs 11111011 at 13 '1 Hfiilci was in the City on a. bust ‘a trip yesterday. The rollowluz§01<11@1'S*‘311"'1"“1°”' Mm Jruiielfc llitvcon Oit- '- . ,B.1.‘ *~ iii!» fiom Nti. i122 fascia? £20 Bruno)?!“ v llylli) is spciicinig- i], tilcasriiit liol dny GiOVf, ‘i where m Canada: [Mtlulici PilYClllF, Mr and Mrs centre]; cs8 W Enersnel PcicuDuusQii, Crzipaud. is visiting; Bu!" 0“. ~ R w lymsdflla. liei sister, Miss Ethel DRWSOILl %l}jml:e1 g Avrlirvigtoii City’ 1 l‘ . - < .. Gallant, J.C., Abrnhuina $711153‘? Gallant J E , South itustim. Gauthier. (KW . Cll-"llwllewwn- Keefe, S.M., Annandale. Maliaid, 13., Clear Sprints. , Mun-fly, K E" Northam. MacLeod, C R... Northam. lVlacPher, C A.. Sunnnerslde. MacPii-zc. E G . Summcrsidc. pye, W L,_ Miscourhe. Yeo, 3.. Central L01 l6. Dubois. L . Siwuvv. N 5

CPO. Philip I. Hughes lcii on. return lo Pit: ~ Rupcrl. B.C. on‘ nilcr ,_ '; ;_‘

' ' li‘il\'(' vviih his mother,‘ Grim-gum. Hughes of this clt-y,l v

Mr. W. R. Shaw," Depuly biirifs-i ici- ni Acrlruliuro ivns in Summer-l side yesterday attending the Frx Pcli Show.

lh-icnds of Miss Pcuzic MacDonald I Ferguson. F-L-~ Sydllev- N 5* will be nlcasrd m knnv.’ sii- t 1m» rc-i Drover. E 6-. SEKW-PY- N- 5- turned hum:- vnsir-rdav . ' Hurley, C D.. Florence, N 3 lCll8l‘lfll|(‘i0\Vl1 ilcstiltal. ul LeCinlr, C . Tullllfill- has bcvn a pakicni foi- MncNcvln, L.A , Coleman. iwepk

Bryantou. W.S . Glen Valey- Gaudct, J A . St- 1101115, , Murphy R. J.. MacNellls M1115- uiirer, J.. Glace Bay-

Irving, rt E . Kemptown. N-fi- Jay, D C., Mt. Stewart,

Clark. L.. Belmont ILot 16. Mclaaiic, L , New Waterford. Monaghah. G E . Bonshaw.

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Week 0f Prayer Service

Morrison. D.A.. Charlottetown. MacDonald, W , Cardigan Craig, H A , Charlottetown. Perry. J A.. Summei-slde. Arbins. J.W , Charlottetown. Peters, P J . Blcnmflcd Burhoe. E.C. Charlottetown. Craswell. H L , Charlottetown. Doiron, J C., North Rustico. French. R, Sydney, N S. MacDonald. G A , Charlottetown. MacDonald. M R . Klnross. Peters. J.l=‘ , Si. Louis. Perry, T J.. Slilnmerside. Callaghan. J V.. Droninre Jones. R. Wcst Royalty. MacPherson. J L . Snuthport. Perry, D 1'" . Wellington, gurke. V.. Charlottetown. esvcriux. L L.. New Wntci-ford. - O'Connor. I. .1 . Gflsperziux, »Pl'lS0l1€l’S In Japan Before leaving the» man ware- presenled with cigarettes bv that Prmhcizi‘ Government through tlwl OTTAWA. Jnn. I! - Carry on Canada Corps. The pro- Elxtcmnl Affairs Dcpni-imcnt an- scntatlons were lookcd after by a llllllIiP-Pfl imiiulit iliut the Jim- representative o! the Canadinnancso Gou-rnnicnt, flu-ouch the Iii- Legion War serving ' ir-rmilonnl Rod Cross Cnvnmlticc in |Gcnvvn. lins rncommcndtd that ici- —.-______..-_--__._