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#1 anatorium Extension he‘ Committee Holds Final Meeting

The final meeting of the Senat- mniittee

was held in the Council Chamber of i-he City Hall, on the eveniu! °i i“riday_ Dcctmber Crd, with a r"- arcsentative group of citizens in attendance. Mr. D J. Bonnell. challrnan o! 4 the Committee, presided and M?" a few choice words of alitivielilﬂiliil‘ g; lo all who participated ‘n the work will! the committee. the meetins W“ {Ilpeizled to transact the business at an , After the minutes oi the Vﬂvl‘ his mcetlng were read end adopted. at. Keeping was asked to describe _e clans for the proposed addition b the Sanatorium. According to hi! ixﬂesczlption. we may expect to Sci! i . Very substantial and convenient Mildlng in the not loo distant u

N. Wiles Maclennan then S!" l- W" liberating report of the gifts 1'0- ieived by the Sanatorium patients Wins Sanatorium week. She

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Miss acDona . he deep ebpleciation and thanks of the Women's Institutes to the Chairmen for the excellent leader- ship which he gave durinll the cam- paign.

On motion the meeting adjourn.

"Sanatoriilm Week

hoped that again next

would be celebrated

ear. y Dr. Waye gave a re ort on the Financial Statement the Com- mittee and also reported on the tag days held in Charlottetown and

Bummersid. He stressed the im-

atlighnttiyatltfrghhﬁlilgsl tlliatlaill lift. "N10" ROAD i550!- hoﬁofgg, M“ vjmfgﬁhﬁibfﬁ Nihe ‘following-i: the loport for during ﬁfléioﬁhliﬁirywﬁihiiﬁttfhii? 353531111’, was iii-venom: Haﬂserty. for her valued assistance firggfgﬁ; U‘ "Emile? 3- 0°11!"

gaff, “rlifntgfwaftfgo ‘Qidsag’; Grade VIL-l, Doreen Duffett;

ma Cm” 2, Wilson Halenhill. Corps who helped string tags. “m” W" l- ‘mm Dr. Waye reported a substantial balance on hand and as this 011M1- ization was closing out after a very short but successful career, it was thought advisable to allot, l-he funds ,to various organizations vitally in. terested in the health of our citiz- Raglenﬁiilllth h h W - l"? resolution was moved us Rglvenhill elitist “V” g m“ ‘Tswgll’ a“ “m” "l - - m?iitiiiit.i"izf’°°‘oiiiﬁ“t$.s . reen: . . 1 g 1 Margaret Gill, James Gill. -,,,§‘,',‘"{,‘, ﬁ.,§§’§§",,§’“.,,f._h g Z‘°.§,ZZ Teacher-Doris R. Bryontnn.

men’; Institutes and the Chairman] -——-——— _ , . Bo ll. f in i l d- Tatum/in oanznous imfhlg ‘l ‘m’ °" ° ' e“ ' PORT or‘ spam —(CP)— The

hi br ht th - m,“ w °h °“" ° m“ ‘Trinidad Fighter rund has realis.

for increased bed space in l, m}. ed 8538.000. and the Island’ Bo b- ihiiliiiiiiﬁi?‘ sittings?‘ "’ er we meow. ' m

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Grade IV.—l. Dean Ravennill; I, Donni. trong.

Grate III.—1. Margaret Gill; 2. Olive u.

Grace 11.-—l. Hollis Newman.

Grace I.-l, James Gill; 2, Blair

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THE ETOWN GUARDIAN

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HUN mil» All Star Corned-y

Color And Romance In Western Film

Among the attractions awaited with keen anticipation local i5

Repu s lar e p tod ROY B- era westenn Jldaho.“ which cam today at the Capitol ‘theatre or l three day show .

Inspired by the Hit Parade 50118 "Idaho," the film is said to em-

brace all the elements of color and romance whic

comic pal "Frog M plays the sa/me role in the Rolfe" dim. which will be a cheerful item to Autryb i ns who have missed Repualic films. which were halted when he wen into the serv ce.

Virginia Grey has the feminine

femme “heavy. Effective background music ls as- sured by the inclusion of the Sons the Pioneers and the Robert Mitchell Boychoir.

Montague

John h Clarkk-Vedtoraslsg‘ (slum. Q On l’! mm ore viii‘; i§§ter.naars.1.§1tll

Miss Olga Madsen. tier of li/Lt‘. and Ml‘. . 5B"- Wood Islands. returned to her homo

treatment in the

after

King's County Hospital. P. O. and Mrs. Herman Martin.

and daughter, Kathleen, are sit-

ing Mrs. Martinfs mother. Mrs-

Isaac Burden.

n John Maclleod. U. S. Navy. i-l vil-

youn dnush- s VRMBd

ing his mother. Mrs. Clarence Macbeod, who has been ill for some time at the home of her 3157.87. M18. Callum Bruce.

h made the song fum- 45-8

lead. and OnanMunson portrays B M

m‘ column i- o n n no

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CIAIWILI. for photographs.

TUBERCULOSIS, first cause of death in Canada in i912. now ranks seventh. lI-D-il.

TUBERCULOSIS death rltbnih

1N3 statistics range all the way from 20.1 per 100.000 in Saskatchewan to 80.8 in Quebec. The average rate in Can- ods for 1M1 was 23 and by 1M2 bod dropped to 51.5. ii-i-li.

PIISONEI IN G - Ilt. Lt. W11. "Spud" Murphy, R. son of Mn. (Major) ILP.

Klnllto

now a prisoner of

has revived hope that the future may b him back to his home. Mr. Murphy is c nephew of Mrs. A.G. Mollett. Union Road.

waointunent of Wing Commander Anthony Joseph She foon, A.P.C.. Toronto. son o! Mr. and Mr Joseph Bhelfoon of this city, a; Chief ﬂying Instructor at the Etn- sl ing hoot. London

Comrlr shelfoon was dew

Merv and having his photogr taken with her. which be is sen

mo“ r sate keeping.

EGGS AND POULTRY - Re. Wibts of eBBs remain at stationery level. Some dealers are PLYIHR close to wholesaler ceiling levels in an effort to secum eggs. It is dniioibdted that before long pro- duction will start its upward trend. ‘PB I. gra ng ‘ ‘ quo upgraded receipts delivered AL . AM 43—4, 35-42, 35- 40. C 30. Graded recei deliv- ered Charlottetown Al. 1 1-2. AM 4'! 11. AP 40-5. B 40. O 35. Certi- fied producers are receiving for cartoned eggs AL 52, AM 50, AP 4'1. Poultry receipt are coming forward in good volume with can- ning plants also heavy purchaser-g

WEDDING BELLS. — A quiet but Very pretty wedding was sol- emnized at St. Dunstan‘: Basilica, on October 30th when. Miss Bvehm daughter of Mrs.

. nd. Riley o! Byd- l

suit of rose wool trimmed with blue . with matching accessories. her only flowers being s beautiful shoulder corsage. Bhe as attended by her . M. J. White. who wore

w ported by 1W1‘. M. J. White. music was verv pleasantly rendered by Mrs. Joseph Dougan of (‘har- lottetown. After the ceremony the wedding party motorec to the home of the bride's sister. where s sump- tuous breakfast awaited them. "n- mediately following the breakfast the hwby vourui couple left for; a short honeymoon t he

Previous to

Maritime Provinces.

their mas-rises the young couple received mar. lovely glif an money. includ ng a beaut fill satin her-spread and matching vanity set. from the Stems Staff. here the

bride was formerly employed. Fitt- Rlleyis mow stationed in Labrador.

The annual meeting of the Youna Women's Guild of St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church. Was held at the home of ma. BflwgeCllrfiﬂ. Monday evening, Decem r 6th. with the Vice-President. Mrs. W11!- rcd Watterworth. aresid a. The ed with the einllni 0i Latinas Carols, followed

Lesson read b)’

. Claude Jicholson led in Prayer. after which The Lord's Prayer was re- peated in unison. Roll Call was answered by fourteen members. During the business period the fol- lowing officers were electetd for tho

ensuing term. den - Mrs. Claude Nicholson. Vice-President - Mrs. Samuel Bold. Cecretary-Miss

Thelma barter (re-elected). ‘Press- unen-Miss Mildred Smith. A do‘ ii“".""‘ ‘film .3“; ‘tidal-Ht’; os ess. o ow y

wh Min. Carl Boehnlr and Mrs. W tor Goes sans. accom- Beer. The

meet Benediction in unison.

Churchill Hopes To Bring Enemy

Ito be done about her, you

Mrs. Rilev will reside in Charlotte- town until his return. Their many friends loin iin wishing the veiling ‘couple everv success and happiness .in their future. life. - (Patriot lplease copy.)

l Lady Astor Clashes

With lailorites

I-DNDON. Dec. 8—-(AP)— Lady

Astor today had one of_ the rough- P

est days fo her long parliamentary

career. Workers demonstrating in the lobby of the House of Common! tn ' against the release from prison of sir Oswald Mosley, DNWVII‘ Fascist loader in Britain. hooted her into retreat with angry shouts when she said they were shirking the war effort. Later. when she began c series of interru tions during do Bhinwell

Labor mun r Emanuel exhorted:- "n-irow her nut. Gomethin ought my Several membe ra protested

against her repeatod interieotions.

To Bay in 1944

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HERE IN NOETHl AFRICA. Dec. 8 -(Delayed) — (A P)—-Prime Minlstzl‘ Churchill clinlib. ed aboard a Jeep today before his

od regiment. the 4th Queen's Own.

.-.usscre. of which he is Honorary,

predict-i

three rows of cam rl Colonel's insignia on the shoulder ﬁrst». the Prime Minister told the

today. “but we must not undqhto the tonaolty of the

fights with his usual veteran skill. and of course when is beaten he will not haveagcodtllne of it. so he will be tenacious to the end. "But I hope that in 1H4 we shall brine hkn to bay."

This War-Four

. Years Ago

l5! Th! clhollnn Prom

DEC. 0 1080- Bovlﬂ Russia arraigned before 14g“. o1 N’. on Finnish aggression Finns claimed Russian ltcd in Ierelian isthmus

enemy. who is

Sir Geo Davies complained "we've, ha?’ to put up with it for 30

All-in. when lady Actor applaud. 0d a point. say “hear, hear." o labor member clued at her and cracked: Some of us wtuld like to try." The House choerec.

Tho Viecounteu got word. however. A few minutes when a hub-bub ivroks out on the lilo bmehel. and members called

" she rose and laid

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on... a s...» "° m w’

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humane" l'“'l"

WANT FOR QMRI$YMAE

CPNIRALJiL-Qlﬁlf

All‘. nut Royalty have received word that their son, MlJor .1. n. And- i

row. now servinl all 4th Held BuIIlCI-l U115.

Iron 0 French of pton became brittle of nines- n Halyen. ltevInoy of the c unch m, mon . Aw

m e. m? sweet s. white so length. with veil of seouin-embroid. cred also floo carried a aultilrnn efiéwers. After IVES PROMOTION - The drove m h; brid

by the soft rel

bountiful wedding supper was serv- ed. A whit: ding cake occupied a prominent blaoe on the table. During the ev-

artiv of ensid iv d augrftlleir acoustics» m’ Si.’ the 1;- jscevioils eve no tender a miscellaneous shower to

a ' re sadly missed in Hampton where the honor of taking tea. with Queen | 55° ‘u! "m" ll" chumh ‘m4 mm‘

of w lvi . in: alonyowith his invitation. to his b“ e°wu°mvm n

muni. work. At s post-nugtgal rwentation by her fellow-main rs

ll L O. B. .1. DeSable, the

ovely printed

tablecloth. bv an ad-

New Haven where toe groom l prosperous young farmer.

Millard‘: relieves sprain

llliiliuSMlTll cons r0 SANTALAND -

I'M ammo MY wisu iMPOSSIBLE, a SANTA,‘

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nnuulmou urc INSUR- cc

ti: ANNUAL CIIIIETMAS and?“ ttrsise ﬂlﬂdl to now on.

MAID! ANDIIW 1N ITALY- end Mrs. John Andrew.‘

1g in Italy Willi

C. Boyle ennui‘)? Brewer Boyle '0! New

E. Vessey. pastor rformed the cere-

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PRESCRIPTION DISPENSING OUR SPECIALTY

and Ill] _ I attended to. We dininso ri no writtln by any plu-

“IIST IN DRUGS AND B551‘ m SERVICE"

J. Ernest ll. Worth’

—DIUGGISTS— Phone l2. 142 Prlllle Si.

i‘ length. uet of mixed he ceremony

net. frllrlnt bo

e e. when ow of candlelight a

-iced three tiered wed-

the neilghbors and re in Hampton Hall

he wmllar younR bride who will

dress. Mr. and Mrs.

Landlord Privilege

"Restrictions against the eviction of tenants by landlords are to be strictly observed and Qnfcyrced," 1i, is emphasized by Mr. Kendry 0. McLellan. Saint John, regional rentals officer for the Maritime

Provinces.

This Principle ls laid down in J! the new rentals order which came o into effect on October 1 last. Right; ,§ of both the landlord and tenant qr‘ are clearly set forth in this revis- ed order of the Prices Board and g

i 2 Is

two Rentals , alsers have been I-Pbointed in Prince Edward Island to see that the provisions m; cu.

ried

If a landlord can prove that his tenant is obnoxious, or that, he needs the accommodation as a re-- sldenoe for at least one year for himself or certain members of his family. or that he intends to sub-

out here.

divide the aocomnlodatio , he may then evict.

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Prob. Sub. Lieut. C. Ernest A. Annear, RCNVR, of Montague, P. E. I. recent graduate of King's College the officers’ training gel-p the at Halifax He was promoted from the lower deck His moth" lives at R. R. No. 2, Montague._ E. l. Annear was a member of the winning boat crew.

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For Foot Ailments

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What is so rare as s Christ- mas without a gift. of slip- pers? Play Santa this yen! and send clippers to sll mem- Ncrs of your family.

Bee our lovely complete stock now on display In all styles and colors.

a practi-

FOR MOTHER: o“ qm-‘duroy with merlilllll hecL

FOR. FATHER: A lelthﬂ‘ slipper for leisure hoiua.

FOB. SISTER: A drelsi striped utln slipper with flu‘ trim.

C08! Slillliere for Junior in felt or leather.

Shop Early For Best Selection!

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HOUSECOTS in satin, quilted satlns and Bengalinc, etc. $2.98 to $15.95

PYJAMAS in rayon and satin. $2.50 t0 $2.98

NIGHT ROBES in satin and

crepes, striped, flowered and E plain. . . . . .. $1.69 to $2.98 '”-"i

SLIPS in satin and crepes in nurose and white . . $1.29 to $1.98 GLOVES in kids, woolicns and pigtex . . . . . . . . . .. $1.15 to $3.95

PURSES in leather and fabric. $1.69 to $5.25

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