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Enjoyable Dinner

Trophies are presented to winners at fourth annual Pelt Show.

WAllllP YOU

; Miss Elsie Mayne o! Emerald lspent the weekend in Kenslu

gton e guest of her friend, Miss Glenna 7 Clark. -

M _ y; w 1k mm»- Help Your Forgotten “Z8" For The Kind Oi M; n _ ‘ ; r asc a er was s [MM n" “d” Md“ You Ruin’ To co errlcon a u lhe champkmsh ps More than half of your digestion il done i_rl your 2M feel of lalwcls.

n; Guardian may be bought gully at any of the following stores in erside: you Bookstore, Wom- Street. Cour-lies u l, Hahn. Water Street. Mark Glam or’

The Guardian will be delivered to carrier Boy st 2o per do) or 10o per- 1v ‘m, your order to the boy responsible for deliveries

Swill!‘ sire“. Toronto

my home in Snmm

239 m, m“ “N.” or to Summerside, on Saturday eve.

and other avcards were 185i 111mb n‘. the ilanquct wlxhl: was hind m the Quccn Hotcl.

fr. Carleton.

Miss Marion Charlottetown on spending the Christmas at her home 1n Carleton.

nslcv MacDonald, of the smulday- . spent Chrisimfis ulth hi5 parents, Mr. and Mrs. Russell MacDonald, Carleton.

Mr. John A. MacDonald Car- “i! wl- Fwd leton. has returned from Halifax.

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Mr. Harry Patterson, Cape 'I‘ra.v- elxc, attended the funeral cf his Lmvmer» Carlfiwllwlwlccenu!’ ‘m’ - s. aunt. Mrs Niron Chappell M. Bale delwem B WYWIIB OPNBUWI 111 m0 Carleton,

county Hospital are glad to further training elsewhere in Can- learn that she was Mle t0 return oda. Before his departure he was to her home on Tuesday, Decem- p

Mr. Wallace Mutlart left on re. b" 23rd “d m“ h" beam‘ l5 tum to Montreal Tuesday, Decem- 596M515’ lmpmvlllfl bu" twill. nitcr spending the Christ- ulzls holidays at his home in Carle- Oil.

glgzhtc, N. 13., on Friday, December

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for as Cflpg mother

recent visitor to Tryon and Car- lcton.

m $71M! lhd Mrs . l 55 . Chrtstm M“)

0i M". Ernest

Mr and Mrs. John s. limit Christansa day with

Ham's mother Mrs. We Hashim, Springfield.

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ioxlnen, includl p. ‘ ,v , Jummcrszde

ng and George Callback of Sampler- d in the side and Gordon ner last Cornwall.

An enjoyable part of the dinner was a sing song. Those assisting included Albert Huestls. Summer- L. W. Han- side, Keir Woodside. Hamilton, and

, Today the trophies will be on dis- tlld the play at the High School where the heir ex- Delis were taken yesterday "Y high judging was completed. The pelts splay all day today-

73 Soldiers Leave Prov.

A total of 73 soldiersfrom N o. 62 Canadian Army B:sc Centre at Beach Grove w ck fJl‘ sclvce el cwhere in Can-

d . Out of this number, l6 \\’.1‘B Prince Edward Islanders ard _ rcmailrédel‘ belcngedkto Ncva Scctla

4 on strikes, try something thnt helps digestion in the stomach AND

_Whst you may need Is Carter's Little Liver Pills to give needed help to that "loriotten

'i‘uke one Curt-He Little Liver Pill before nnli one after m us. Tako them according w loin wnkn up a iurgcr flow $Q1‘\'(‘—j\]1,,1k“ vi" the 2i mnin digestive juicer in your stum- uch ANI) huwcls—hrlp you digest wilat you have cntcn in Nature's own way.

Then most folks get the kind of relief that makes you fccl better from yourhud to your toes. Just he sure you get the genuine Carter's itllo Liver Pills from your druIlIist-‘Zfié,

The Kenslngton High school has leopened after the holidays with teachers and pupils ready for the last half of this term.

Miss Doris Jolmstone left for ller e ll‘. Charlottetown after spend- fe

This column is reserved for none of ER

um Interest, mu mum-la; of n Prevent colds. Taylor m- "luy nature may be Inserted ll i strictly plylblo in

mule. lndus/xy attende t a; the Queen Hole] L-2-6l. memde» It was one or t lights of the fourth a vmcial Pelt, grow, M1; cock of Summersizle pr

Principal speaker was Meyers of New York who

u: Co.. Ken- nlsh qucr.

wards: Grand Champion pelt of sh )W—

Andrew P

cents n word. lflTBlIPQ-

...1 LB. AND lli LB. CANS in mgr; at Bruce's.

_____ __— UNERAL ._3, n, (YBRYAN of HolLRen- sllloNfi-Thef new and 00., Montreal is buyin

Magic Black R t - n utensils at 8133:1235 and

British ships, Planes raid liellefjordi

Champion Adult . allbcck, Silmulcrsldc; Reserve - Gcco. A. Callbcck. Alb“ E-Slmng were h d halcanpzon Fox‘? _Pup Pall-y Ar}. office of Chnfles gefav moraine from n m’ em’ Rwc“ A“ w“ P“

L-640-l2-lB-tf. Paul's 9'11 and llfflEhb0rs_ attended. Members Stu Canadian Legion also m. a body. to pay their last to their comrade in arms. Rev. Pr. MacDonald was the 001g. qulem High Mass,

Miss Mamie Mill s in Kcnslngtou inc truest of and lvfrs. Roy Mill.

quality-berm than u; Yea-l‘ ago when he also was

He “Swim tllrm the nrcsen the fur market in me

tcs was not clue to that "Ts entry into Ute war so much as it was to a l0 per cent sales X which went into effect Novem- to that date there was yunq and a lull was in.

(pr; dlllly Bl.

Rogers, Summerside, Harvard Street to St.

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duties as a teacher in Cape Breton

..BUY Inserbedtsgw | B. time . “M” supp e5 L-aaa-l-s-ztrespects

eeth and or the CI zlmplo '5 Wild —-——-— ]_, S Miss Reone Chisholm of Ken. ' sington was it recent visitor to New the guest of Miss

ilnlls flying Blenheim bombers as long distance fighters took pJli. m o imvol and ' llunljulxl on the no 20g coast Tucsdtly, while other

Kensington the guest of he: par-

-R“"‘RNED FROM V153“ b" cnts_ nev. A. D. and Mrs stlrllnc.

],Il'S_ Sadie Ramsay has gs m htr honle in Summerside from Lcilnzz officiated at Cllaltllfi-hl. N. 3-. Where She

returned and Rt.

Mrs. Stanley cascey of Kensing- occupied France and on the Neth- W" W“ l“ OT-CBW Over @118 WCQK‘ end, attending the funeral of the A joint naval and Royal Air Force 1M8 Mr. Bertram Palmer.

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Miss Clara Mountain 0f Sum- merside spent New Ycafls in Ken- U19 sington the guest of he: father Mr. Michael Mountain and her lVLrs. James MacKlnnon and Mr.

the final rites present allbearers were there would be an incl-e mely n, 1,, mand for fresh pelts. The general outlook for

year was “very bright"

would be no further advance

o; price but dima 15;; mm Already there l o, where cent advz; l.

Mr. Robert Macd-onald of Ken-

spent at the grave. The p , , l smgtcrl l5 m Ottawa. on business.

all» hoiday season with her son, 8-11 Legion member; fur. Ralph Ramsay and Mrs. Ram- Mollison, say-S.

The Young People of Kensington held lilcir weekly social evening at the home of Miss Ilinjol-y Conluck " 5 evening. several gzunes

, and tilcre was n spe- cial prize for Bingo which was won

ur Y. J°59Dh Wood, Jerry Dou- and Nell R. Durant-s,

: -Captaln Donald T ~ at Sunnllersidc and heard the P. E, I. Highlanders n number of Excise cases, A man week for Kingston, Qntayl 1mm st. Phillip was charged with he will take a specl distilling spirits and was fined Military College, 5100 or three months. A- Slimmer- spelldlllll Christmas wit sine plifly found gulty of brewing and little daughter at t out, fined $150 dollars, it being a. nls parents, Mr. sccontl offense. Another party fol Lidstone a first offense for brewing beer was filled $25.00 and costs. A pary from the west of the Province was . fined ten dollars and ‘consuming!’

lid would be good, lad been a 10 per nce over last year's puces me.

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Island soldiers vlho left, included: 1mm- QhQXXnQLg momma. m, Pr,” 0;, A, l . F ulc town of liloro on Carroll, Ch-ariottmtpwvrl; B. H. Mur- ray, Charlottetown: C. E. Snlzth - Eimsinlc; H. J, Glllarl. ECW111111 , N. Knox. Tgnlsh; H- R- MC- cnson, Caledonia; 01' lan. Summerlrde; . Tignish; l... R. Rogers, Albany C, Dunn, Charlottetown.‘

Murray l-larboilr; l. E. lilious i R. G.

Miss Shirley Monkley invite young pcfilllc to her home for their cctmg. This group liud inc pleasure of entertaining two young’ gll‘lS_ the Misses Phyllis and Aieen

Miss Gladys Armstrong R. N“

the who has been visiting in Kensing - med to ton, has accepted a call from ih 3,;- go me [own m me Prince County Hospital and is now lillf,‘ but u German stunning 011 professional dutv there.

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MLss Gertrude Gillis, H, N,, of Summerslde spent Monday in Ken- uest of he‘: sister {Vilgs 1231;‘- Margaret Gi lis.

h 1115 wife Charlottetown. pro was the he honle of 505411491‘. rcccivcri a great welcome from the fDXHlEll. In o. brlcf address Col. Martin- gi-JQECOXIQEDXEIACIE the wiglnrlgr; s an r0 es on e Mn‘ 611mm mac‘ Dfiable’ w“ oess. He said hi) considered tile sduis- play 0f pelts this year outstanding. . C. K. Gunn. suncrintnrdeni

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axis uuulugcd by shel pl and rain squalls ' "s ]ll'0\.'l(.li"d air protection in

' hilc bombers attacked lhu

(Jhrisldl) h l recent weekend visitor m cap. as oidays at their home averse where she was the wel- come guest of Mr. gllllllles H. Bell and Miss e

Miss Glenn MacKay spent planes all rcturucd so “wekmd l“ sunlmfrslde [he tlhout 30 nlilcs souiu

i Q50 lslluld where on Dec. 27 a Cillllillfllltlu force landed and de- gllt cncmy ships, oil tanks. iCll stores and an industrial gm

sllnlmvrsldo described some of "y: old. Cilnrht ‘u (‘Xlflfimonts undertaken to improvl- lock, Hunter R

the quality of the fur and 5o aid the fox ranching industry gfnerg].

few days in Slurlmerside the guest of his ra Mountain and his son, Mr. J.

Before leaving they were sent/ed with clgaretfes by the Pro- vincial Governmrni. Curry Oll Canada Col-rs. Th!’ PW‘?- cnfnticns were looked q'lf‘l' by lVlr.

Miss Kathleen Boulter, principal Cape Traverse school, spent the holidays at her home in

Carleton and Vicinity ..

Miss Mae LeClalr of Summer- sine was a rcccnt visitor to Ken- smgton. the guest of her aunt Mrs. g Efllltll.’ Gauthier,

He said he received good rO-on- eration from the Prince Fdvmrd Ts- land F“: Btu-odors and E-lrfrmrs A. G. Brut‘:- ri ill: Cfllh". icn War Serviccs.

bonll rs were miss-

.\ir. Wmldcll MacWilliams has re- ms ‘mung we m“ 24 Mrs.

iuzlzrd tr) Amherst after spending tut Christmas holidays at his home her daughter Rligl wcre recent vis- ill cal». 'l‘rnverse and with friends Mrs w Sunvnerslde.

_}_ Mrs. J. W. Howatt has return. bliss Edvthe Sobey of tn..- Civil H1 from Bcdeavc. where she cc nit Wednesday. December been for some tune.

Private Lester Potte aunt,’ home to spend two weeks Christ- mas leave with his parents, Mr. _..______ and Mrs. Harvey Patterson_ Cape Misses Eileen sherren, Augustine TTaveY-‘te- 0n 1399mm" Cong and Eleanor Bell. Carleton_ nlffmd a revere attack of apps-a rwunuui to Moncton on Saturday filcllls- H15 mmly friends 3T9 at‘ spnrflng Christmas at their w 10am that he has nmdc a recovery and hopes soon to be able

William Gill was 1n those attending the funeral of th ipping oil late M1‘. Bertram Palmer of 0'-

Mr. Kenneth Macbeon of Ken- International

sington spent a few friends and relatives in Charlotte- t0

Mrs. Gordon MncWiliums and

Ranchers should do their pnrt in keeping down the (‘Cst of produc- tion wherever possible, Mr, , Show. dcpuiv minister of agzirili lure for the province said 1n a

France, dud iaerulan sll the Netherlands and Nor adlon bomber crews Joined with the ne of the navigators was B l‘ yue of Alrlllonc Bay,

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in Carleton.

"Opening Prayer Service was Well attended

scmo of the lc-‘nzlcrs and others for The opfinini: scrvicc of the Weck brief talks. Those speaking lnclui- of Prayer in S'Slde was held in the the Christian Church with a very large reserve attendance. Rev. Wm. Verwolf con- ducted the service, in the absence

It was pclnied out Mr. Perry was of its pastor. Rev. George A. Jef- exhibflitvr for Hi0 first time at a fery who is ill. There was u l: D poll. show. l-lo hofl ncvir orltibitezi choir who led the scrvlcc of pr with which the mcctlng opened During the service the "Come Thou Almighty King" and "Jesus Keen Me Near The Cross." Rev. C. W. Ccolt pastor of the United Baptist (lurch guest speaker and in a forceful scr- mon showed the meaning of a. "true disciple of Jesus Christ which had been chosen as the theme for the week. Rev. Mr. Cook took for his Mildred text Matthew 16-24 verse "It anv mall will come after me, lei: him deny himself and take up his cross

A Glance

(By The Canadian Press) ONQUA-lsrllisn smash i4 Axis planes 1n raid on Sicilian base. M“ Everett nmwes and Small breaking up apparent Axis attempt daughter Wanda, spent the k in Kcnsington, the gues f the Mrs. Elmer Gauthier and family. lnisiry

Y Miss Betty Profit-t of Freetown

spent a few days in Kensington the guest of Mr. and Mrs. C. Mac- Lcod and Mr. and Mrs. James F.

on mum; to lg lllrlueu told. of mul ._ nlilug the Chiisimas holdavs in Carleton, the guest of her Mrs. Stewart MacMicken.

rson arrived 5h

the world since so many men en- gafzed in fox ranching here had ilrown up with the industry and h‘ knew it from top to bottom.

The tronllirrs ware presented by r. Hancock who thou cnllrd

Big Wellingl-ons svere used by the Canadians as they plunged through R clout formations to hit at th ' ' Anti-aircraft was reportrd ht alt ough there was some

home‘ in Malpeque.

lr-sca. raid‘ on flelfcfjord. Lunuurufl liters participate,

Moscow-nasal} continue ad- vance, threatening to enlrap Ger- mnn (Jrlmczrn al'lny;_

reported also by a wee

coastal command. The Air M said that in an attack on enem shipping off the Nethe Alontluy two vessels were bombed by

fcspcc ed. Andrew Perry, winner of grand championship and grand chamofonship award,

t Mr. Wllber cfllfflidfll-l tlgEei-l-lfifliti lrlllfz, ft n 0'- tllllNfllVi-lll‘ ?rl:l§d:p€\?lll rselatives at Chflslmafl Wm‘ his Pflfelllfi. M1‘- and Mrs. Alf Noziring. Cape Trav- else and left on return to Cam gafleton’ Borden the following Saturday.

‘Trooper Vernor Norrlng arrived

f . uon and Mount Tryon.

Miss Thelma. Quigl y. flax returned from a. wlih relatives in Mount moo.

Vyzlznla-Bfgyallsk line.

j-—- SINGAPORE-Imperial forces fall Maul-lg; M111 9g back in Pernk State but hold firm Summersids spent. Sunday in Ken- ""1"! "l "l!" l"!- Mo 11111" mflh slngton the guest of Mr. mother, Mrs. Henry Mill,

live fox exhibition.

Other speakers included Messrs. raham Rogers and H. G. th of Summersidc. Wilfred

Transportation Commission in Special session

Gunner Harold Campbell arrived c, _____ from Camp Borden on Monday to Mm Rum Macgnnam summer. spend the holidays with his par- $111; Spent Christmas at her home £138 Traverse’ and hi?“ for sydlley on Saturday,

Mmls of Singapore,

WASHINGTON — Defenders of Luzon stand firm under heavy Jap assaults; Japs bomb defenseless towns.

Mr. Earncsf-Eobcrtson of sunl- mcrside spent a few in Kensington the guest oi’ Mr. Ingham McNeill.

._.___ The Pied Cross Unit of the Ken-

MoNcq-ON N_ B" JML 7_(cp)_ slngton Branch held their regular

' weekly meeting in the Town Hall onMonday evening.

Bell's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Mocwllllanls.

Mrs. Bertha l-iowatt, Cape Trav-

Be-ll returned to

HELSINKI - Finns deny conferences imminent Liter S holm reports Finnish diplomats ar-

tmas with his mother. Mrs.

rtha Howatt, Cape Traverse and er returned to Halifax the following and Greta, spent; the New year's holidays with llcr parents, Ml‘, and Mrs. William Halillvell stancllel.

The ‘Fixulspcrtilflctl Commission of the Mllrililuc Board of Trade at a special meeting tcdnv recommended Yullwtilitl action to compensate Mar- itime persons and industries affect- ed by any additional costs resulting from withdrawal of seasonal or

O. S He _}_ . C N, TOKYO-wisps report heavy naval western Baclfic in- tish d Uni

ships; London Ind Willi-ill]- Kensfngton with his parents, Mr. ""1 "M" ‘m “"11"”-

and Mrs. Benjamin Cameron.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Trenholm i. Mic Speaker divided his sermon o! Halifax. are rmndlns two weeks Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bell, their law three parts. zlvlas first c des- “me daughm-i Helen and Kath. crlption of the lLfe of Christ vrho leen, and Miss Marion Bell, all of “m! "-9 l" spent New Year's Day in Carleton.

Glénner Lesliie Cameron of the e w“ J . . . t ' v0 , in Cape ‘Traverse ' the guests of Mr. R A m‘ med It Mupaw u Sta i’ w enholm and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Crossman.

The many friends of Mrs. Boyd

become his followers. Secondly the condition to be znet in following Christ. This is nlov-e than merely dcpriving ourselves of a few little things we do not need, but a ‘complete renunciation of the

And thirdly to take up our cross and follow Christ means to do our part in saving the world from sin whatever the cost. "I120 frvc lower must do more than r‘. x ‘llllCP

commodities DCLWCKLH m; Maritimes nd 1c‘ . ' "no B. a Thszhdtlgulnilssslltltu tllgéd that the spent a" the h°m° u’ M7- Wartlme Prices and Trade Board, connection with molnmum prices l3 event»: when dsmlns was the chief plied to transportation servicespsstime. provide such remedial actlo daring "payment of subsidies or oth- erwise as it may dccm dcslrnble for tllc national interest for the purpose of restraining increases m the cvst of living or of offsetting uncon- trollable increases irl costs." Approval of a recent board rul- insofnr as it provided for re- llfillllllflll. this your of the com- c or seasonal rates effective

A very enjoyable

is mentioned in Naval dispatches

Hcnscy MacDonald of

left Satuzday morning for Mrs. Lloyd Bowness on

resented with a handsome military ring. bearing the crest, of the R. C. N! V. R. liihe {in}; was a plazlt- ——j ng gi t. from l s f1‘ ends and nc g i- v _ , , Mrs. Earle Lawlcr, North Tryon, Lors in Carleton, with best wishes :1“ m“ 5m“ ma” he L‘ “Cmcd who recently underwent an opera- for good luck and a safe return. ° ...____ tlon in the Prince County l-lospit- ._i_ Mr. Harold Hcffcll, who spent the B!» l8 W 811W °l h" Paiellis- M'- Christmas holidays at his home in and u.“ c“ mum, to Mom- T;a.verse. l-lor many friends are de- guests Mr, ml Du Suturdnv accompanied as “Killed to learn that she is mak- and Ml‘. Hayward Barrage. theo- Tormentlne by his "l! B 8°04 Tami/ery- _ George R. I-leffell, "W1 Mifis Jean Affletit of Albany.

p_ » '.l‘rsverse_ extend sincere sympathy thoro hl enjoying their stay in M Bruce Dimson‘ ma’ w“ a to them in the death of their little (Jarlclltzgn god ale being wannly wel. five-weeks old sou, Blair Hilton. comed by the people of Carleton and Capo Traverse. On Sunday af- ternoon thcy took charge oi service in Cape Traverse United Church. Mr. Barrage conducted the service and Mr. lvfacDowell deliver- vlsitlng hcr daughter, Mrs. ed an address on Home Mlsssions taking as his text Thy Kingdom Come, Thy will Be Done. lifary Mal-tart. sang an appropriate fem, lovely I°1°. F591". Bl?” leave late tomorrow for Amherst, N. 8., where he will visit his moth- er. Before returning he will pro- bably pay a. brief visit to his con- stitueney of Prince, P. E. I.

daughter Elsie have returned to their home in Kenslngton

spending a. pleasant holiday friends and relatives in Moncton.

A. B. Cutliffe, of Char. lottetown spent a few days pleas- antly with her sfslor llfrs. Ingham was expressed by me com. Jardlne and Di‘. Jardlne of Kell-

flmfl” slllpman Donald Mackenzie Waters of Ottawa and Cobourg, Ont., one of 66 young Canadians with the Royal Navy, hu mentioned in dispatches pfifl, in the battle of Crete, Navy

it. He must do his utmost to rescue the sinner from sin which is in part the outgrowth of false standards and a weak will. the service was Trinity United Church, Rev. Vcrwolf speaker; all-d on 'I'I1urs~ day the meeting will be held in the Baptist Church. George Ayers as speaken-S.