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ANOTHER CASE OF WINTER l CONSTIPATION EH! LOTS OF PEOPLE GET THAT WAY FROM TOO LITTLE EXERCISE AND TOO MUCH HEAVY FOOD

gin-span surrues m: euut YOUR mnsrmss were 1o wont murmur. a msn or rrron aaramsr on A count or cam murnns mo voukr aroma men AGAIN

WEST ROYALTY SCHOOL

Honor Roll for the months of December and January:

Senior Department

Grade X (Sr):

1. George Crosby.

2. Elwin Burke.

3. Helen MaeKinnon. Grade X Ur.)

1. Dorris Pickard. 2. Loretto 'I‘rainor. Grade VIII:

1. Billy long.

,2. James Maclnnis. 3. Jean lhizzell. Grade VII:

l. Margaret Gates. 2. Margaret Curley, 8. Joseph Curley. Grade VI:

1. Carl Crosby.

2. Harold Gates. l. Sterling Fkizzell.

Junior Department Grade : 1. Billy Chowen.

2, Arthur Chowen. 8 .Francis Gal

. Aurilda. Trainer. 2. Erdine McLure. 3. Buddy Curley,

buy Old Chum and stick In It.

more you smoke it the better you'll like It. Always and everywhere’, Sam said, ‘you'll find there ls no other tobacco just And that's just. what

like Old Churn.’ I've done evor since. Maybe I am logic-old enough lo know what and stick In it."

CUT COARSB FOR TH! PIPE 0 CUT PINE ROLLING YOUR OWN

HARSH PUROATIVES . AND NOTHING GIVES ME LASTING RELIEF

.“Fif't.y years ago I was just as skittish as you-willing to try anything. Well sir, I reckon I wasted an awful lot of time smoking all sorts of tobacco. Then, one day-it was on board the old ‘Sally May’ -Sam Dilkie said, ‘Young Ieller, you

HAVE TRIED SO MANY I BELIEVE ME, ITS

YOUR mounts. ear RELLOOGS

TO KEEP YOUR ENGINE FROM A BREAKFAST CEREAL FREEZING UP THAN TO GET IT STARTED AFTER IT IS FRDIEN. AND THAT GOES DOUBLE FOR

A LOT EASIER‘ BUTALL BRAN ISJUST

...now can run no sommims mar srnoue CARTHARTICS

can? no ‘r

w Y cont vou a 1am AND

JUST AS A LITTLE ANTPFREHE WOULD HAVE SAVED YOU A LOT OF TROUBLE TODAY. ITHINK WE

HAVE BOTH LEARNED A GOOD LESSON

In Winter it is particu- larly important to make the "Ounce of

Prevention" a regular habit. Start it today. Your grocer has

Kcllogg’s All-Bran in two convenient sized packages . . . restaurants serve it

in the individual package. Made by Kellogg's in London, Canada.

T_H_E CHARLOTTETOWN

a ncwsy nature may be at I cents 1 word

able In advance.

CONFEDERATION LIFE ANCE. L-978

Court

had his bail of $5. estreafed.

The rvlsor of

been advised that the

Commit w. Murray River yesterday morning where he the branch th

for

Newton La local branch of Canada, left. yes Hill-fax where he vaca on. He will also v1.51; brother Bob at Badtville.

ate residence the Church of Pallbearers were

heelinz is Feb. b‘ n committed

of the Supreme Cou

late Mr. and and was 60 years of age, sh

ton. 1131c funeral book place

morn g. - Fredericton

Grade II (Sh)

1. Lorne Rhynes.

2. Jean Rhymes.

Grade II Jr.

1. John McKinnon.

Grade I (a):

1. Vincent Gallant.

2. Edward Doucette. Grade I (b):

1. Ralph lfi-izzell.

2. Jack Vlssey.

3, Wed Vissey.

Grade I‘ (o):

1. Eileen Gallank

2. Eiroy McLure.

3. Betty Hurry. Principal: Dorothy E. ‘foombs. Assistant: Dorothy Jenkins.

EXTENDS CIRCULATION

MOSCOW-(CIU-Daily sale in Bulgaria oi’ the Moscow newspaper “IzvestiU-officiai organ of the Soviet government-has reached 8.000 copies. the Kremlin reports.

AlIt-GUNNEIVS BADGE

DONDON-(Oill-ihe King has approved a new badge for elf-Elm- rwrs—-the letters “A. G." in drab slk with a laurel wreath of brown elk and a single outsprcad wing. SYRACUSE STARS WIN

PHILADELPHIA Feb. 11 —— (OP) —Norm Iockingb two goals paced Syracuse Stars to a 3-1 victory over Philadelphia Ramblers l.n an Inter- national - American hockey victory here Saturday night.

II

Ill

Available In pachps, pocket pouches and Si Ib. llns.

The

In old I like

MONTA CUE

Hockey-The Montague

the Montague rink on Saturday af- ternoon.

defeat by the Mount Stewart school team bythc score of ll to 5. The game was played on Sat- urday at Mount Stewart.

Miss Margaret Norton was op- erated on for appendicitis in the Kings County Hospital on Thurs- day.

Mr. Keith Fraser of Charlotte- town, spent the week-end visiting friends in Montague.

Mr. Ethan Stewart was in Char- lottetown, Friday on business.

REGAL FLOUR COMPETITION Friday Night, Feb. 9. First Game 7 P. M.

iylowell Poole Allister Currie Keir Clark Leland Nelson George Gordon Dan Power

George Macrntyre Cecil Wightman Score-ll Score—5

8 P. M. 2nd Game

Lowell Poole Bruce MacDougaii Austin Fraser Allison Macbean W. Swindeil Russell MacDonald Dr. P. Maclntyre Robert Beck Score-Q Score-IZ

‘ J CAPE TRAVERSE SCHOOL

Report for January: Primary Department

Grade IV:

1. Aulrion Gardiner.

2. Jackie Campbell.

3. Betty Campbell.

Grade III Sr:

1. Glenda Weddell.

I. "iadys Nor-ring.

l. Arthur Newrick.

Grade III Jr

1. Marion Lord.

2. Byron Cutcliffe.

9. Warren Lord.

Grade II Sr.

1. Jessie Gardiner.

2. Greta l-Iowatt.

Grade II Jr.

1. Gordon Trowsdalc.

2. George Irving.

3 Mildred MoNelll.

Grade I Sr.

i. Gordon Norring.

2. Roduer Weddell.

Grade I Jr.

(No exams.)

Perfect Attendance for January: Gordon Norring. Jessie Gardiner,

Byron Cuicliffe, Henderson Har-

vey. Glenda Weddell, _Auldon Gardiner, Warren Lord, Arthur Newrick.

Perfect Attendance for half-year —Glouda Weddell. Teacher, Evelyn: Harvey.

WARTIME NICOTINE

VANCOUVER - (CF -- "More tobacco is smoked during i; national crisi; than at any other time. pro- bably as a reaction from the jit- ters," announces James E. Reilly. tobacco distributor. commenting on recent increased sales.

OLD CHUM

THE TOBACCO OF QUALITY

“W

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____}___._._. FOLKFSIONE, England -- (OP) —Seventy-five years of continuous railroad "ervioe was the record of Charles Sheath. 90. who died here. Beginning as a clerk. hc ended his career as a director of the Southern "V.

Tigees were defeated by the Georgetown team by the score of 8 to 5, In

The Montague school team met

Mrs. Penwardé i" ki dl beree byfriend: hi P.

YORK sup vrcrmrv Guardian regrets to learn condition of Mr, Mlllan, Covehead R little improvement dore MacDonald, Covehead I5 "Ported much better. Benjamin Beck, Murray h“ been appointed teacher Schoob-The thermometer "ed 10 degrees below York Station. Viola Jay. York, is the City. the guest of Crawford Jay-Mrs. York, spent a weekend at ML Stewart. the guest of her mother, Mrs. Jay.

. -Mrs .

visiting

PERSONALS

Miss JcanettegDuran-t of sum- merside is a visitor at the Revere Hotel, City.

Mrs. Peter D. Mclvor. Mrs. Wilbert McCarville and Mrs. Henry inor n11 of Kinkora, were week-end visi- ters to the City.

Mr. Wilbert McCarville of Kinkora returned to the province on Friday night after a delightful visit to Boston, Massachusetts.

Miss Ileen Refuse, City, has re- turned home from the P. E I. Hospital, where she underwent rm operation for appendicitis.

Mrs. Joseph R. Chapman. Mone- ion, N 13.. W85 a recent visitor to

Hunter River, the guest of her par- ents. Mr. and Mrs. Paschal Mac- donald.

Friends of Mr. A. G. Craw- ford of Roscnenih, will be sorry to learn that he is a patient in the

P. E. I. Hospital.

Sergeant Allison MacLeod of the P. E. I. Highlanders, B. Company. Black Wnfcir was admitted to Coerwell Street Militarv Hospital. Halifax, last week suffering from burns.

The many friends of Sergt Major Donald Kennedy will regret to

Hospital where he will a serious operation today.

Mr. Lloyd Houston Msyficld. was a visitor to the Ciiv on Saturday. Ivhile lrcre he was the guest of Mr‘. and Mrs. Trevor Hansen.

The mnnv friends of Mrs.

Lorne

of her Illness. Mrs. Coles is a r-aflunt in the Prince Edward Island Hospi- tal where she underwent an opera- tion. Her condition wa- said to be as good as cnu be expected

ROTARY

Miss Elizabeth MaaMilian 0f the Department of Fisheries at Otto/we. was the guest. speaker st the Ro- tary luncheon at “The Charlotte- town", at noon yesterday. Miss Maolvfiilan was formerly cu rvLsor of Women's Institutm in th prov- ince and later organized the In- stitute work in Newfoundland. She is now one of the four demon- strators employed by the Publicity Department of the Federal - pertment of Fisheries,

She recalled that when the De- partment started the fish popular- izigg; campaign in Canada back in 19 . Canada was rated among the luv-est fish_ consuming peoples. Tops at that time was the Nether- lands with some '70 pounds per person per vear. The figure for Canada at that time was 2i pounds. Great Britain's figure

The Central Guardian

this column ta reserved for new: all local Interest but advertising of

1W": rar- l

CRASWELL for

IN SUR- OJ-Zl-Zli.

POLICE COURT-In the Police yNWM-ly morning a drunk and incapable failed to appear and

BMELT SEASON EXTENDED- Fisheries has smelt bag was to have th mhns been ex-

TRANSFERRED-Mr. Errol Mc- ' Klnnon of the staff 0f the Bank of left Ottawa has been transferred to

6N.

LEAVES r-‘on HALIFAX-Mr. Pile of the staff of the the Royal Bank of terdny morning for will spend mg

FUNERAL SERVICES—The fun- erai of Mr. Patrick McKenna took

P1560 yesterday morning from his

Bayfield Street to the Holy Redeemer. Patrick

22nd. Sevick had to the June term rt last week by

Gleaner. y remem- ‘

— The. that the Ken H. Mac- oad. shows very

Theo- —— Mr. Harbor, of York ,

reglst- = zero at} Friday night -Mi.ss in Mr. and Mrs.

Allan Swan the D0mlnl0n. Credit for the im-

lcnru that he is in the P. E. I. ' undergo s V , The 3 Bun deceased who trad been m ill health Gmiufi’; A,_

Colesof Milton will regret to learn.

I r

OAIIIIED GOODS

Allen's Apple Juice 10c

per tin — - — - 23‘

Culuerhouse Choice Z5‘

Tomatoes Z-tins — Evaporated Milk 22‘ Z1 ‘

3tins—-——— 10‘

Eagle Brand Con- Z9‘

dOMBC milk per tin IsIund Green or wux been: 2 tins — — - Islund Canned Blue- berries per tin — — Island Strawberries

Dennis. _ ' _ ' ___ _ _ _ _ "Kim-lb Fred Kelly. Chas. ssucnasl- 1m“ . - at; a? Sfifiphcn Doyle. Sfirvire a: 50 oz. tin Sunshine 27c p u" was “mducwd by 3°"- G. F. Juice i — ether Balnes, . . R and at - - Augustus by Rev. Father Louis Radio Peas 17oz tin 23c a an

' 2 for — —— -—- -— -- salsks SPEEDY TRIAL -.1. a l TIP T°P T°m°l° 23° .6” Ck charged with having un- juice 4 N°_ '| (m; _ “Awful Dossession of two fox if ~ - alleged to hare been stolen Freon: ubbys Tomato Jul“ 23c Zléirléiahvgeftlofgtichéirg Angerson ap- Z—25 OZ. tins — ——

1'

Duffy yesterday “afd Alecia“: Pord Dog Food ¢ Speedy trial. The date set for the Z tins — — — — —-

MIIRMALIIIIE

Stipendiary M gQstr Tweedy. a m “m” J flllll P l 0 ll l. E S-

nrrzn m BELLEISLE caper: - ‘l- L- M°""°I°d° 25‘ m‘; ‘iffalélef gfjlélge-lgcp. 32 oz. bottle -— — ted Church. minister at 35119121; V. A. Mustard Pickles 24c Creek Km“ Cmmw- WWW‘ 3O oz. bottle — — —

SDAPS

Pure olive oil soup 6 burs l9c

FIVE-DAY SALE -- FEBRUARY 13th --

WETHEY’S JAMS! - Quality Kind _s2 oz. bottle 99a

Black Currant. Banquet Fish Cakes c Gwfwbm’ mmpkm Cherry z_1o oz m; _ - Apricot Strawberry Grape Jelly

17th

l FISH and MEAT 10°

Frosers QUOllGIJ-QS Extra Special per tin

Portage Foncy Red

29°

BAKING

COWANS COCOA

Good

Rowntrecs C o o k i n g 2/ . 1 Chocolate Chicken Hoddies c “ E55 - s b ____l7C i|br____'l5 Ruill-l-‘FFFBYHEO oz ‘pr c clnM k | | _- Happy vale MINCE lorne oc ere urge 5c _,‘__ v MEAT 2 Lbs size eoch -- - - " " Fresh Bacon per Ib. — l8c Artificial LEMON or VANILLA 1-s oz bottle 1 8 c Z225, $12,513:,’ fbbj I I l; Machine sliced bacon 29c

BULK DATES 3 Lbs. — —--- -- --25c FITTED DATES 2 Lbs. — — — —

WALNUTS EXTRA Boaneaux HALVES lb.———---------

1Lb.tin — - - _ --__.... D. F. LARD2ibs.------_----19c

BULK TEA — — — — — — — — — - -

ISLAND APPLES—————————

SUPPLIES

Solmon l lb tin - -

Paromounl Fancy Pink Solmon 2—l lb tins

35°

PACKAGES

Pulled wheat Z pkg, -—- I9c Pulled Rice 2 pkg. — 23c Muflets 2 pkg. — — — Zlc Junket Quick Fudge pkg. l8c

""25c 45c

____ _- 25c

2-I Ib.

19c """

FIVE ROSES-PIIRITY noun, ea Lb. Bag - $3.15

viv ci b h b . . Ltotrales ‘lh kdlilfsiczlloz-lgt ‘dlalgtglbl hill‘; “'9'” FIOMIIIQ cm‘ 1 4c 8i‘! ime d f, r ~, - ,_ l?“ peinwélglrdext° gfiligmlcs. lg‘? bohc Soup 3 cakes rs. Thomas Thompson, Frederic. '

We are celebrating our 14th Anniver and take this opportunity to thank ou their patronage. business relationship with our good friends of Charlotte-

town and surrounding districts. .

RIX’S GROCERY

LONGWORTH AVE. PHONE 1021- 1022 a

/

I

sarythis week, r customers for We hope for many more years of

QUEEN ST. PHONE 1801- 1802

provement has been given to an intensive advertising campaign and ‘the work of the demonstrator- eo. . People of today are interested in foods for their health producing value. Miss MscMillan reminded her listeners. And she told them how fish container: adequate of the easily digestible and very ne- cessary protein element. so neces- sary to a properly balanced diet. Plant. and animal foods for ex ample were often deficient or wholly lacking in iodine Fish lcorreotive sons suffering from anemia. she continued. In closing the sptlakfii‘ urged that Maritime people specialize more in fish dishes. Numerous tourists from Central Canada had com- plained of the lack of variety in me ‘rods of preparation of fish dishes Usually fish is either boiled 0r fried said Miss MaoMillan who emphas that there are really so many ways of preparing attrac- tive and appetizing fish meals.

i

t Y, 1 iodin . hich ‘Keele of 5t- is 502211.321: ggpg liar-overlay: and ClIB-Ylmbewwn‘ M“ M3415 Y agemy Egan,“ Route, lard to rest in the famrlv plot in

_ Curran Ban cemetery. it. is also beneficialxufgrtlggl m me grave were wnducbed by new

lay was held by his friends and 800d neighbors‘ was shown by _ H1611‘ kinoly soiicitude lor him during h-i illness and by’ the many warm Lrl- butes they paid to his memory as they gathered around w empathize with the sorrowing family, and to join Wiuh them in prayer fvr the

soul of the dear depart-Bd-

The funeral which was largely at- tended was held at St. lvilchacls church, comm Ban, On the morn- ing of January 18th. Requiem High Mass was offered by the pastor, Rev.

Seated in th

Kenneth McPherson. _e Reverend Louis

I

SSIICELIBIY WBIB

content. Douzan and Reverend Wilfred

Basilica, ula was

Dunstarfs

e services erend rather McPherson. nvp oor.

Report for January.

Grade X:-- i. Edward Gillie.

2. Roddie Cameron. Grad»- lX:—

3. Hon. H. H. Cox. Chairman of the Grade VIII:-

Provincial Fishermen Loan Board 1. Allan mehellan. was also present. and sDOke briefly. Grade VIl:- T. W. L. Prowse presided 1. Rita Gillie. . Iiickey. , 3. Joseph Cameron. In Memorzam Gq-dggg-

JOHN CHARLES MACAULAY

Many friends Join with his be- reaved family 1n mourning the death of John Charles MacAulay. .wh.ch occurred at home in tanhope on January 16. 1940

for the fit two years bore hissuf- fe rfully and with true Chris ian resignation.

Mr. MacAulsy was born seventy; five years B80 at. the old femi homestead at Stanhope. which had ‘been 1h the . sion of the Mac- ‘g-reat grandfather. Malcolm Mec- Aulay. was one of the original High- land settlers in that part. oi’ the Is- land. and his mother Catherine Mc- Intyre belonkcd to another ol tish family, being a. strand n ece of the venerated Bishop McEwhefh- Mr, MacAuEayZs property was one of those sold to the Government to make a gins for the National Park. and two years are he with his fam- 11y moved to the residence formerly owned by James McCabe at Stan- hope. There was general regret at the closin of the old house s0 long noted for is warm hearted hospi-

tality.

i 1n 189T m. Macaulay married Margaret McLaughlin of Grand ‘Pracadie. a school teacher, who eur- vives him. Her tender care. and un- tiring devotednes did much m com- fort and cheer her husband durin lhis long illness. Of their family eleven children there are lef to cherish the memory of their father four sons and six dB-llflh FBI William and Vincent at home. J08- eph in New York. U7ll‘s of the Sec- terv of the R. C. A. in England; sister Si». John of Sicily. C. N D., lontreal. Sister St. Margarita C. N. D., st. Joseph's Convent, Char- lottetown. Dorothy. now Mrs. J. A.

McDonald, New York. Helen. Mary.

[by comparison was 40 lbs. Der Der- son er ar.

1 Bu there has been improvement ‘ noted since i936. The most recent ifigures published by the Depart- |mnt show Canada with an all time high fish consumption bf 28 pounds per person per aunum for

and Anna also of New York. Marv n

rv-Ived home in time to attend her father's funeral. The el son Malcolm we" killed in an auto soci- dem. in Baltimore. eleven years ago. On-M bis-Er alsoé sgrnvgiylesm Duncan A ac y o p a Mass

The esteem in Mild; 1B‘. -

Aulays for Llllflg generations. His T

MacDonald. 2. Carl Runway and Rupert Mac-

3. Florence Giilis. Gilflade ‘—- Grade I :-

1. Pearle Cameron.

2. Edgar Hickey.

Glacier“-

I‘! O 2- 1. Dlirlmthy Roam and Aretha

an.

2. cgetfierine Hickey and rroda 3. grands Hickey and Tommy uplin.

Grade II:- lhAudr-ey Jordan and Clara Hick-

2. Ralph Blanchard and Angus eron

Bcot- cam

Grade l A:- 1. Beatrice Jordan. 2. Hele

Perfect Attendance :— Edward 011115, Shea Bernice Gliiis. Rite. Gillis. Anna Hickey, Carl Ram- say. Florence Giliis, Pearle eron, Edgar Hickey, Agatha MacLcl- Inn, Brenda Hickey, Dorothy ROSEN-

TRAVELLERS REST SCHOOL

Report of Travellers Rest School for January Grade

1. Hazel Simmonds. 2. Hazel Rayner.

3. Peter Harding. Grade VIII:

1. Dolly Simmonds. 2. Florence MacDonald. 3. Velda Wood. Grade VII:

1. Dneline Rayner. 2. Florence Rayner. 3. Pansy Gunning. Grade V:

1. Loretta Hogg.

2. Evelyn Wood.

1. Florence Mcmnls.

' 2. Edna Mclnnls. 3. Doris Rayner. Grade III:

1. Helen Simmons. 3. Ruth Rflyflel‘. 3. Wesley Gunning. Grade III (a):

1. George Mouse. 2. Eunice Welfield. 3. Bennet MacDonald.

Th; Eastern Guardian

..'Tbis column is reserved tor news of local interest but adver- tising of a newsy nature may be Inserted at. 2 cents a word strictly payable In advance.

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Grader! (hi: ..°SUB crurrrrouswma 1. Norma Woodside. Charlottetown Guardian may b0 Grade I: handed w their Rcpt. Archie 1 Ralph Mclnnia Hume.