- ~_ e-rr-vv-ssraryzsq-igrs

h the Basement _ Fine wool e15 ‘ rein» sizes moon-we 11o: per fastener, fin bed with tiny pin 9183i!’ V917 smlirt in wine‘, grey, blsek_ rust, green, blue.

4on1 ANNIVERSARY

i Crest value these for the

W. ii. H06

3‘ m srmroms rea- m‘ igrgn. arranmx mu! Bole-cw BEEN REMOVED 1 . CIQﬂQ m m

drritabh or uleh inflamed" --—— dix can cause o er symp- mwLmN-- mm" tom ,-aslde from the pain at owe!‘ ~side of abdomen. Thus rein e stomach, gas formation in the Antestine and stomach, a feel,- nausea and occasionally vomiting are often signs of s cis-

tur nee of the appendix. ﬁ“ Illzwso happens. however that an guuamhel

large incision or opening into abdomen when removing the ap- so that theynhrlnis t havﬁ .- it to exa e e RB b “n avlsn. Thus if the run my”? olpdder needed draining or remov- is San bc done during the 1 , v - ‘“° .9331“ dinner . i... years ﬁat a disturbance of the, call was present in about three 1 four cusegsglfdvxlllneﬁdgllltllo- 1 s gs. a - .. , plQnﬁn so many of e89, "mgnmwﬁfuia cf appendicitis, it is no M) T“ ndered at thaovnellxlunim 0f to ave . - even a1 r the some 1X film‘? Md rexdovedliuno and vuole ran ac m ﬂown“; m, a sent positiowil.

CROSS ROAgEkQCHOOL

Miilgixlréhfiuﬁselafs V%T1}§%S ‘lire-Christians Cgaert of Cros

, q-lvmim causes the symvwml . after appendix has been re-

ved. is advisable to f-Ty to .- this condition of

‘sentation

c - after spcndlnll n. most tive and enjoyable eveninc. members of lb C1

y. Bishop.

lei- spending two ,_~, ~ l profitable men " leiMuthe-son called upon

.10)» Bell and Miss violet Ma w

m» make the l“ it read glhe fol ow. '

some people give tolhi Rind of insurance protec- tion they buy! The "some core should be used in- selecting end buying your insurance or you use in buying your borne or oulo- mobile. _ Specify policies with sound Companies through

EH8 Agencies Limited i

CHARLOTTETOWN

ANCI.

IT G.

surgeons to make a

V

tat! was r

that many patients

iemptylne sell b1841-

au ente ‘of a lonw. ghin

stimulate the flow of d]

And Address

1) _ zimd. ' the on? Ycunﬂ Peo-

l0

ins‘.

The Bsntrsi

f m‘ °°“""' “ rrmnm 8. are may be inserted s. word strictly pey-

looal lnteres a news; m st l can eble in vance.

NOW F03 A REAL BREAKFAST wi Rabin Rood 0a Ch u. silverware or Plain.

11m vocms J Cl " ' 1mm ‘Woo windscreen“

Morning J uary 8H1. P: . r-ﬁloe. °“ ‘if-u

Mhry Gordon

t 1,161’ Ohristznas holidays with z ‘ufﬁd i%"u°°’ii§é‘ . o c . as

‘isles .2;...':":.l:;: ::.‘.‘..‘l.;%i;r u mum l» Melee». we». romp-g‘ i . .ur pains, nausea cndivozglliriigﬁso inst for a num- W1" be; bf years it has been customary “and

resume her duti

social-e Editor 0d ‘Trade and Tra- an illustrated magazine pub- the Canadian Chamber In the last issue of

of Commerce ne a fourteen art-

thot ma icles wri ten

I Windward Island. etc. all these articles be fully illustrated. Th

attended Horton y and Acadia University at receiving from the latter inetiltu ion first her ﬁchelor and

location. Before go- od d

she had been a contributor Montrealer," s

Acodem WONVI 1e. annual meeting of the Lot 46 » Circle was held in the hall a East Baltic on the evening of» Jan. 3. Officers elected for the coming year were as follows: Pres" Jerome Chapman; Vice President, J. B. e (‘tam/obeli-

011 . . E. S. Rose: Secy. Clarence Chlng. Rose

“ promoted to her pre- Ehe nmnsizer W. J

volume the 1937 rebort. Tenders for the

coming year

J. Rose m the lob of Manager am

ahwreedgluané; cehtstedner dozen. e we wopoi to t

Em Circle mectilrilgnin

Jerome Chwbnran.

. acoo pan istforti-leeve ingandbyher musical talent added much to th

lowing v ry 11 t o“ 1 3t "we e11 0708mm was

tertainm t

Davids glhumlifregeeenobrivgwvgz? dill

ing Christmas week. Carols b C.

G. I. T. girls end ‘ruxis

Me Christmas —-Primary crass. cL-eim

' cwpably oh , thmn nose levee crowd en oyed the to "fjﬂfhmﬁf, 11%;}... u, éhdgwn mum which was very oreditably - the stomach into first 1' 810d l?! $119 P11!- "r iihe 517ml! lnlregirriie. rortrg- school 47h l“ ~omempsomsa own,e the gall bladder to Bedtime istell of bile. The "Mimi? th head lower than the 190d!’ the bile blows up the lllbﬂ u

b.

use of small doses of 395°!"

by mouth and the 115B "1

salts wlll likewise siliilrlrlgizgo ‘owfbilefrom e8 j

° usopreventlnﬂ ‘biliary stasis

Chorus Rccltatlo - Ev u 1.1 ‘, Recitatloflr —Eleo:1xrfr nooo§7%uy§¢, Joyce and Betty Jenkins. Reading, Beth McConell. Duet. Alma Refuse (silenna Yorston. Reading. Irene

some Wood- ' " nun

Christmas — . V 111s Bethelem Babe. yd Ca

, 18¢ Recital: l8

Christmas mm. Solo --Old Santa. Claus-Ralphie

‘helium —Star Duet by Blair and Jackie Mac- ‘E8551 ‘l1’. bladdeerlioer um, udbleau _Au1d uni: Sme- ' ng exercises, knees straight, glilawiwtiml u” for Pa”

e and Seek the King

Choirs 'ro Greet His Day Thy

are. 8010A

d

“d.

w‘ y-ﬂhrlstmas Story

mocha erc Exercise

Claus.

March of Christmas ‘Frees Drill. Solo --5ar1ta Claus is Coming to Town -_- Bryer Jones. Dlalmtlndie Jonas Whiskers.

Military Drill ,

Intermission ‘solo of Candy in

W} A‘ of Juni Red Cross. “ el§“o1§’l.°‘l2;"de.?“h’.““sev. ‘time vrfiflﬁmlm m, 6km

hem inAne " -

‘olou cans-com ruluinriil 0 . °

q I

"i! this in advance. I . “GUBSCH-IPTIONS 1o . the

Oh ttebo Guard! b0 naglclgd in Ench- Rept. Rrnchilbmlgume.

“QIOBIN 800D FLOUR ls dc- onomioal. More loaves of better bread from each beg.

..*Lll\l1l ABBIVEs-A oarloui o! lime was unloaded at Baltic Elation on Saturday by farmers of Red Point and vicinity.

mnmx Mexican-Hero

ElwbPtilntliggCimle ‘ ‘int

ld Robertson. Kingsborlo. bed his , air tender for management of the ; m a

2.1a.‘

a; cacao: Eloi-

d B11‘ tome 0900M Mule. R at Germany l0 w combat plagml e (hi exaggerated . by the found instgnt r Me or

the keceilt annual meeting for one cent Der dos.

Jnvnmc rue entire season pelts are rece ved for shipment to

Limited by R. W. Stewart. Clark Brothers Store. Montagu

Street. Charlottetown be

operation daily throughout the season. This is the most up~tc-date peliiing and cleaning plant 1n Can- ada. All curing and drying is done by electricity. It costs no more and

.i.s done right. Now open for busi- ness.

..'SPINNING FROLIC-A num- ber of ladies were invited to the home of Miss Helen Robertson,

god Point to a spinning frolic on

ec. 29. The feminine portion of the community are locking forrvard to many meets of a similar no- ture dvurinlz the Winter months. also orolmd the hooking and quilting frames. .

..'GOOD AMATEUR CONCERN

—At the amateur evening held in the town hell, Georgetown. during Christmas week the following pro-

was well received :—Rccita-

gram . tion —Ju‘lia Prosper. Duet -4Me.r- ion Matheson and Julia Burke. So1o.-—E1eenor Hemphill. Tap Dancing -—- Bctt Jenkins. Step Dance -Claire atheson. Music. Lamp Ilightede. Reading, ‘Cherlesl o

- ect

Albert Refuse. Violin, I-lughie Goltcll. Step Dance- Havelock! ~ Stewart. Solo —Wa.licr Walker.

Step Dance, Clarence David, ‘The winners were Claire Matheson. 1 Hugh Gotell and Walter Walker. |

G. ..'RED POINT AND VICINITY

—'I‘he Young Peoples Society of the Soumh Lake and King-shore gChunches held their "recreation" meetinu at Klngsboro hall on Fri- day night. Games and contests we're heartily enloved by the young

people. Miss Mildred MacDonald and Mr. Wesley Bruce were cap-

tains for the evening the latter scoring the luzllest number o! points. Games and contests were ably directed by the pastor's wife. Mrs. Wat-terwor-th. assisted by Miss Evelyn MncVoan. At the close lunch was sold to defray hull rent.

mwrr 4s scc omens-The

- reported e in membership and 0i! 98R! consideralbly below

were waned. and W.

Week" were E1 cc Bragg and

‘UNITED CHURCH —'I‘he fol. the United Church en-

Recl tlon —-D0n.nie M

icwart. Exercise, Nathan Mair Howard. Walker Bobby Hobbs. Ex- ercise. Primary Class. Growler and Ghost. 'I‘uxis boys. Recitation - Lome Mair. Solo-Marjorie White. Pageant —-Blrth of Peace. Closing Chorus —Chris't‘mas Day. (3,

..'CHURCH PROGRAM - ‘The follﬂwihl! Program was pleasingly delivered at the Baptist Church Christmas tree held during Christ/mas week Opening Chorus —-Jo_v to the World, Scripture Reading-George Stewart. Recita- tion —Maisie Stems. Jesus Bids us Shine -six girls, Recitation- Irma Mathieson. Away ln a Man- ger -five girls. Recitation, Mar- Raxlet lovers. Sing for Joy --. Primary Class. Recitation -Elleen Patton Chorus —Oh Little Town of Bethlehem. Drill —We Come Bo Gladly. Holy Night —Five_ Boys. Recitation —-Ella Llewellyn. star Drill -Flve boys and girls. Recife- tlon -—Vioiet Patton. Candle Drill -6 girls rm! boys. Recitation - Cai-ry Lleweglm. Duet —Mlss Rose Fairohild: - Mfyrt J-elrilrlns.

Ye

force

of similar use. , But the fact is that when 9% out plans are completed, we have an sir force adequate to oil!‘ own peculiar neoessltieuAnd wb

he Prince no ard Island rur Pool {do not need, and ought not to

create, a vastoir hlmlidi beyond n ents of

. th - " ab ulrem L-Zlbe-lluzl-tf. bu: stxrslzogicalliltlliegiou. That wey

lies waste, extravagance - endin-

..~rox rsrxrnvc rumr od the‘ evltable retrenchment. Charlottetown Fur 52112155 Queenl

The life of any al lane is not

111i very long. The useful fe of a il-

itary plane, considering the fac r of rapid obsolescence as science léneczies swiftly forward. is short ln~

It is a mistake to pile up greet quantities of expensive planes which will become quickly obsolete. ‘Ilhe French did that in 1930-19337 and today their air force ranks fifth in Europe.

The proper method of building an air force is determine how many planes you will need, at idle outset of any war, considering

your geographical locati n with respect to dangerous enern es. then allow a reasonable pm entage for reserve, and prepare an annual replacement program to keep the

, _puo'r

force ‘determined’? uponuup? _

-to-date.ln all _ . gBehind this must be an ‘Indus

so organized and geared its to b

aide to. come. quickly into high- , s ed gro uqtloxl when 3nd if on ' erge c arises; An them

-must be proper reserves of train- ed perso e1.

, __0_ What, then. are the initial re-

quirements of the American air forces? ‘

First of , it must be

ll “c”. nlzed thstniu this country, when

credit balance in Ire burl. ‘Ihe meeting closed withbglle sing- lng ota yum.

en ee

Personals

..°Mlss Eileen White he: :0- tumed to her duties in Chaim town having spent a pleasant -

1'86

with her father Mr. Geo lie, Georgetown-Q.

.3141; Dora. ﬁler of Georgetown has rot to her tion with the '1‘. lhfcn on, . of Morlcton, N. 3:4:

..'O0l1llB.lll0r W. G. and Doyle left Geor on gl- nesdav for a we earned vecet n to Boston and other American

citiea-G. Illea-rlor Leslie .11.. n. of Montreal e well earned

spent

vacation with er

Norman MacDonald. "is/rue Dore. mvauolor or the

T. Eaton 90.. do?! Moncton

ﬁat Christmas at her home in

X‘

, e

mother ms. G

awn. Jabz 'Mil1,. would-Elle. spent New Year's at his ome in Clemlont.

..'Miss MamlelMill, lewher ei- ldietlitrin (fitrgove, haemresgrhrgedhonm

u es e. spend! season in Monteﬂe. v "f. ,

Oxygen Ours For Sddbllllllidiﬁ

lVa f

l1 . Bu ilHin g Too Great

I . i hm anywhere within. no (Copyright, lass, mill Qil-‘viitﬁllil .

u "(Q

Gum

"Altogether, the fleet needs about 1000

‘tllemo-lnstayofnotional mono .wemu.rtp.l‘rt

av sir force is part o

WP“ o! pines-fight-

lanes-are home in . riers, and the number required is, of course, limited by the number and capacity of the carriers.

El-

dltion, there are lire patrol 1 lngdbosfe whltﬁh

, and which have very long uglhey are given

tenders. which are rally ﬂoating lanes. Consider-

Morﬂeuuqﬂll OI

m m rem points so as n so rs s1 nor ess ro United

ave to have some 800 patrol

1b these fllllres wag: added 9 ~ Th figure!

o! ‘the com rwtlve “ of var-

lom oouazrtos in éhe aeronautical

(“to . make u or math’; pone‘; m" forming hesc

coupon r tn 300 0i‘ 6:9 lggYll train

an _ other planes Dfﬂiected Tactical School‘, sneous oe

dis

limit of 8000 planes for ,,b g1 these and is suf clent for _0._

‘Ihe Air Corps of the eet tire

terent set of conditi ody to deal with any sudden

attack on the continental United States launched from al

tinental United States. gt will ‘b! administration. but W l"

be ti reaso ofth speed hd K331i? which‘ are the inheraent

sl slderably Iupe or nurnbe of ship-borne planes pos- sessed by sny foreign navy, a d strong enough to ni tteznpt to esteb sh auenolny

nmnber of ship-borne aircraft pos- sessed by any navy which is like-

bardm t, pursuit. at- mnlfeoonnaeigsance. This is king force for the con-

it must have a ctr-it!’-

In Memoriam In Memoriam

Protests Windsor liot included In lleysl ‘itinerary’

, J G-(UPF- WINDHOR Ollt-roulaot b.

lime. nonunion r. lhosnm

odllf weuein .--nev‘§.“'%iume1°=u who

IIHIOBNLIAIID

On December home in smiley

this union there or

i‘

so! the outlying poosesolo‘.

. l! éityguﬁﬁu orfltluly" with

. _ s us to ‘will “l.*"....:'....“*s engage ve study of ‘the

n . Satire number of obser- nee , somewhat, in of

i iﬁe requirements of the his? onal

And there is an argu-

‘tant air "era ns for the defense

s. t there lsc no reasonable ar- ent for the huge increases

"i" Jch h bee r posed in guarloulzgcentilyzpslwh ae aim?

, treblin or quadruplizllgisiizﬁ

b1» boar ’s maximum. , done, would certalnly react unfa- vorabiy on the cause of sane and balanced national defense. Not h

the inevitable day of

0 as

retrohrrrent .but also by throw- ing out of balance the aims of what ought to be a dellca and carefully co-ordlnstecl mach ne.

Furthermore such an enormous

increase in our sir power would have a dangerous effect on public o lnlon encouraging the supposi- tomdal

ready all to evident, that elr own

n .Fcr pare- f-y. ll: wl not do for the Ameri-

people to become too air-

eetl and the initial missions o! their Army and its Air Corps m concerned with .ﬂ8Il1ﬂIlB freedom of action to their Navy.

" WOPIdKE-POWBI‘

___.._,______________.. Ruling .. .. ..l_0 7.66.! 52.5 (.5

The alr power "be: score," above Hutton Iwllred by 8. Paul o

II, earm- ol “Aviation? ‘ Ia eetlfnl‘

tee. Mr. Johnston even con- ered- all matter! ll e form

of out and its elect on ' nvllion. Thus the “morale"_!no-

gr. menu not ml o! dlvldllll s rs but Industrial Torah heating, Iargésctoros so sternum e o t. In , M! ﬁr. is h! because {here L?” no lndusmsl turbsnees short

o! general revolution.

' SP-EClAliﬁ

Martin's iiaitgs.»

iilliiiljlliiii! 8M! v oitull our

Vllntor Accessories

such as

FRONTS, nurnosrsns and nssrns. are.

at Discount

rumor t. énwmiki

short stopover heme."

fof North Bay and

vs

j; ..1...;.;;;»e....... , Providence Police

(for. 1. _ srouu when raovﬁaﬁivqcmg.‘ 1... ting.“

so: vatoow. in a -- - he .

i ," “dwm an"?

'.. call car-V

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