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q give your nllcv so the

Dibble Mallet.

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—IIIGH PROTEIN feeds - book 1-3-21.

orders at i-‘race s.

--THE TRIUN DAIRAY, e at Albany will be

siiesoay this wees because of iii- wgg 1-3-21

--REGU]..AR SKATING Kensinl- um Rink Tuesday and Saturday of 8 to l0 D411. Ad-

l-l-fi-li-Sl

Platinum male pups anr. proven adults. Top tuarxcd silver malesLanel a Iffw goof il irale pups. . . ancoc . I ver l > 12.2w a

each week from mission l5 and 25 cents.

—I"0Xl£S FOR. SALE. Summerside. —-FINAL CHANGE to

just arrived. Apply Carrol cy, Silmnierslde. l2

--N()'l‘lCE — Tenders will be re-

melted up ‘to January la for the cciiiery oi 125 cords mixed hard factory. North Shore Packlni!

l-A-S-B-Iii

hos VISIT ro- u. a. -m-|.

and suit WOOCi at our Dairnlcw.

'30.. Ltd. Summer

J, Watson MacNaught.

Bldf- has left on a six vgegrksmoivzriiiu accompanied

to visit retliatives V'-;u . S e was _ by! lIICIllBCOII-Sln. Miss Milcred Mac-

Vlcur or Richmond who is return-

ing home after ebelidinl "l!"

time in Summerside-S.

P.— _ OLDEST MERCHANT —M.r. C. Edward Strong. Summersldc

merchant is receiving the congrat-

lt‘ of his numerous friends u a ions an“

his 1944. Mi".

on the attainment of birthday on Jan.

2. Strong is still hale and hearty in

spite of his advanced years. and still attends to business each day and is in fact the oldest active merchant in Sumniersidp, probably in the Province. A host 9 friends wish him many happy returns-S

— ROBERTSON - HARRIS -

A charming- and interesting wed-- LillR look place in Trinity 111F501!‘ ago, Suir-incrsidc. on Dec. 29. at 4 U.lli when Rev. John Jarvie tin-- lied in marriage Miss Olive Blanche

Harris, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Ray Harris. Sherbrooke and Wil- llrun Ernest Robertson. R.C.Al‘., only son of Mr. and Mrs. Chesley Robe" Sliilli... of Lohengrin’; Bridal Chorus played by Mrs, Clark Harding. aunt of the groom. the bride entered the parlor on the arm oi her uncle. Mr. illiarv Ellis. who gave her in marriage She was beautifully dressed in a gown of white satin brocaded with wiv-t lz-ives. It was cut on prin- cess lines with long sleeves point- ed over the hands. the back was buftoncd to the waist with tiny covered buttons and fell in a short train. Over this she wore a long bridal veil of flowered net and on her lit-ad a coronet of orange blossoms. Her only ament was a single string of pearls the Rift of the groom and she carried a hoquct of happy day roses. l-Ior bridesmaid, Miss Norma Ellis. was beautifully gowned in floor length dress of poudre blue satin with cap to match her bouquet was of Better Time roses. The groom was in the uniform of the RCA!’ was capably supported by Mr. Ing- ham MacNeill of Kenaingfon. The Ceremony was witnessed by thc immediate relatives of the con- iractlng parties. During the sign- ing of the register. Mr, and Mrs Maurice Mill sang very sweetly "O

Love." Following the marriage a reception was held at the home of the groom's parents on Convent street thirty guests were invited to con- gratulate the newlyweds and par. take of a sumptuous wedding mp. pei". The color scheme of the din- m: room was rose and yellow the table being centered" with a bou- quet of Briarcliffc roses with vel- low tapers lighted at either side While the Buests places were mark- erl with place cards bearing the crest of the RCAF. Those assist- ing in serving were Mrs. MBIIIICI‘ Mill. Mrs. Clarke Harding. Mrs. Elmer Offer. Mrs. Aylward Barlow. Mrs. Maxwell Robertson. Miss Hazel A. Harding and Mrs. John .Scott. Mr. and Mrs. Robertson were the recipients of many beauti- Iul gift; including a gubngnflgl amount of moneqn-S.

insunnncr ALL Q1155 RALPH MUTTART

5am mars-fir’:

' ROF ESSION AL CARD

secure a Tociu Norwegian Male. Three more Delan- 4940i.

"l of Summerside. To the

ware- oaed

l

‘been sbendlni hi: leave with his wife and family in microfilm-l.

-.IAI IIDN Order st Bruce's.

R Wednesday st 9. 6 psa- Wedn

s Ska Q cents plus tax.

. US. excellent prices.

platinum and

tart. has Sergesnt.

lkirtsim

it Cleaners

VI

er Moore. Buyrlte Mast

been serio with rheuma

fr. was learned th

was a daughter 7 fred and Mrs.

ever lut year.—-i=

on proced

served-S.

5 :-'

it Ex a Sun ‘tam; ‘M's.

BURIAL — The yesterday morn

time were: Sgt

Pélflfll.

under 90 instantly

been

>-

earned Mount

station OpQnCfL-S

Summer

return in Ottawa sister Cl —I;lrs.

arm-S.

xwrxffffifiiflfiflifiM? I <

'l'. E. lllilKEY

Chartered Aeeelntanl office at

was» om MIMI’:

9 1 if

a?

SMELTS VIAIITEI) Paying highest market prices. Buyllll l" Ind"- Freeze them when suitable. Packages furnished upon

application. SlIllI 03F.‘ lo me at Summeraide or

(YLeary. E. E. SHARBELL

Matthews arrival overseas.

R..C.A.F'., -Mlsx Hazel

No

R10 P) - Piyinl planes. a group of and grown!

ationa abroad. The under commend of

sick

e with

da

Rev. .

M. Rev. W. Bilson. Rev W. Coo

- BODIES SENT bodies members of the Royal Air Force. victims of a crash west of Bummerside on rriday affer- nocn, were put aboard the train i118 to be their homes for burial. The

The cause

which came after the men hour. was

. were attached to

Pleasant Airport

the first fatal accident since

troops o fan Air mace departed today for an unspecified war fmnt- the first Brazilians to leave for active oper- group was

d u: teal. m c ifs-a.

ai.‘.l%‘.i‘.i".'.‘.".fi’ m“ “°°‘ “$1; s. afwuwm Guardian. .1...

4...... mama n. Bidlflill

Jlfl. b.

—IIOCKIY BEDIQUI rink esdsy. January b. Commer-

side Olympisltoyals vs. nilddlctcn Bomber te after. Ac BUYING IUIS. w. R- an has returned and iéig fox pelts st Ofiiree of

‘Tiff

mission I-Sl-Si.

SHOWS 7.15 — 9.15 TUESDAY AT SJ)

APITO

N. O'~

is b Chsrulgs

side,

-FOXEB F58. BALI — standard‘

—WILI. THE PERSON who took s. parcel by mistake Hannah's store. Bunimerside. con- taining a plaid iacketunmd three

’s

at

- RETURNS T0 WORK - Frlends will be pleased to see Mr. manager of

' .8ummerside. back on the job again after having for some timr ic fever.—8_

—- GROWING POPULATION- As the year 1943 came ta a close durins yea: there had been exactly 366 births in the Prince County Hos- pital. an average of one new citi- zen a day throughout the year. 'l'he last birth during the old veai born to W03 Wil»

at

l Thorne. authorities state that thc represents s considerable increasr

—OFI"ICIAI. VISIT — Mr. A. I. Robinson, P.G.M., Grand Repres- entative of the Sovereign Grand Lodge 1.0.0.1". for the Maritime Provinces and Newfoundland paid an official visit to th aide Lodge on Thursday evening. Mr George Hogg presided. “ blnson slve an interestln: talk reference the Sovereign Lodge. Mr. Helen Phillips. Grand Master and . Hugh Morrison also spoke. At the close of the meeting lunch was

EEK OF PRAYERF-The nual Week of Prayer

n. i’.

Rev. C. Carnegy.

Pi10t

James Pearson. whole nest of kin k his mother. Mrs. Inttie Gladys 516 Mala Hasnilton, Ontario; AC 2 Douglas, Milton Scanlonhvgibsshnext ofnlrinl 0mm” m er. . r l‘ h“ w‘ " 8° m‘ and Scottish railway. and Col. Sir

kland Lake. Ontario; and AG 2 Henry Wilbert lla. whens next of kin is his ether, Jacob

Hugfalls, Montreal. The years of an. were killed of the crash

Personals -.5gt. Nell Durant. R.C.A.I".. has

New

—AB. Joseph Gaudet. fl-(lN-V-Rt- ié soendingliis Ne

—-Mlss Mary McNeil]. of Mr. and m». w. n. McNei-ll of

sum off in Montreal fie-visit he:

William Mathews K . has received a cable from her husband. Cpl. nnounclng

-Nunlng Sister Pauline Noonen. ‘I'm-mouth been spending the New Year's week-end with he: J. M. Noonan. Bummerside-S.

A. Harding of Plslnfisld. NJ. spent ms Christ- mas holidays st her old home in

rbore. le heals under.‘ the wedding M her nlphew

she

INIOUTI ‘I0 WAR IRON‘! DI JANIIRO, Jan. I -(A in several t

fishin- f the

Maj.

0 Bummer-

IIOMI IOR 0i’ thfwi Canadian

Street

. It

w Year's leave and Elmont my.

hls

5.. as

mother.

also st-

Several silver

ht from DIS’

1-1-11

the

the

Hospital number

Mr. w Mr

. ‘Mission To Moscow’ $3? m” ‘W W°°“‘“"=“-¢5R'At Capitol Skids

— RECEIVES PROMOTION — Mrs. Wilbert Muttart. Albany, R.R.i has received word from overseaav that her husband Sgt C. W. Mut-l been promoted to Fill

lth» screen v-th Unprecedented st- Itention to details of accuracy.

- ceeding Field Marshal Sir

- Summerside

—“Mission to Moscow". War-

Joseph E Davies’ book had its premiers yesterday at the Capitol Theatre.

"Mission to Moscow" is Mr. Davies‘ report to the American people on the vital mission en- trusted to him by the President. and Warner Bros. has brought it m g1: screen as s slice of living

5 W.

The film is an eyewitness sc- count of Russia through the eyes of a. typical American and his family. Mr. Davies during his two years in the Russian capital as ambassador from the United States. went where he pleased. saw what he pleased and became friends with high Soviet officials. A list of the people he met at that time reads like a veritable “Who's Who" of the world. and all these living notable... are portrayed on

New Field Marshal, Five New Barons

' year. Th!

'5

est

h

LONDON, Jan. 8—(OP)—A new Field Marshal, sir Alan Brooke, a. Marshal of‘ the Royal Air rbrce.‘ Sir Charles Portal. and five new Barons were created in the King's‘ New Year's Honors List which also contained the nudes of 64 new Knights, one of them a native of Canada. and numerous other a- wards for service.

The list was highlighted by two promotions - of n- Brooke, who has been chief of the mperia

I 1 General Staff since suc-

iJill in November. 194i. and of Sir

lev- . .000. 4th. Presbyterian Wednes- I"

R imiiffiii . o. n.

Pill- i h.

sent to William

East.

men. all

had not the

was the

Year's

of

William safe

MIG.

pilot! lrsail-

This War-Four

Charles. chief of air staff since Oct- ober, 1944) and the man who direct- eu the vast expansion of the R.A

Lt was notable too. for the_ first political honors since the outbreak of war. C . n. a. labor r ent, and Col. the rat. hon. John uretton. who re- tired this year as conservative mem- ber for bur-ton. were created bar-

JOhIl '

ons "for political and public ser- trace. vice” ibla at dat ."‘.‘.°.Z‘“°'ii. . a... e Y W 89 Britain since i908 and becomes. supply, based on |. prQpQ inn of 119F191‘ the volume of canned salmon they 111° purchased from their supplies in We" 194i." it added,

Beginning Jan. 1'7. retail will be on the basis of one quar- ound of salmon per cou- Va id meat coupons in rs- tion books and ration cards will be used and it alternative for meat.

cert . native of Clinton, Ont.. who has been

prominent industrialist.

Air

Air IDfficer Common . . Al‘. bomber group in Britain. was awarded the order of companion of the Bath (0.8). In addition to Amman. onetime Post office messcn er boy, a second abor baron is W liam Westwood who started. work in a. Dundee Jute Mill and has been chief industrial adviser to the Admiralty. Th barons are Si: ‘Thomas Royden. of the Lend , Midland

auled Thompson, director of many companies.

350 Get Rail Tickets To New Employment

‘IORDNNIZJIIII-(O P)—— Nearly 350 employs“ of the defen- ce industries plant at Nobel, Ont.. government owned explosive works which is suspending operations. today received ‘ and railway tickets to take them to new Jobs in Tomato and Northern Ontario and tonight many of them were on their way.

ibcpensee are paid for the wor- kers participating in one of the largest labor transfers in Canada's history. More than i300 were

. ed at the Nobel Works. which in .1; nwnths will ha shut down except for a skeleton main- tenance staff. Apvroximstely LEO are expected in b9 ‘ ferred in the first month.

Yars Ago

rlty The Canadian Press) JAN. 4. lbw-Britain requisi

all merchant ships of the ted Kingdom or wsr duty. Field Mar- shal Goe ng assumes direction of Gummy’: war oconoxny- Increased patrol activity noted 0n Jrsnco- German from.

HINT! 0N ITIQUITTI

Gift certificates make nice wed- ding presents. The bride and groom may then choose what the! like or need. Any sift which the wedded couple can stare and use when the man gets heme from the services makes a nice and suit- abile gift lid Y d

e. WALTON-ONJIHAM-EB. hills-M l - (CP) - Dr. John Msollillan.

for service man

Nerf)

13.5.0 , M‘ 0.. 5n. medical officer of

l1 lth f W. l ich since i019. tinetrsdl Pl 0f‘ 00W n‘

died hero recently.

orrswa.’ Jan. 4—(CP)-- "the 'Prlces Board announced tonight ' that all retail

salm Jan

for

white n ufu and

Hancock

today.) Two thousand members 8th Army crowded the little theat- re.

tailed by

fold them: "The and of the Which th f5 definitely in sight". Gen. Montgomery saidz- ] "I have probably enough with this army. It is hlah time I moved on and else came and gave you new ideas and new lnspiraflons." Gen. Montgo and of the iith Army in the sum- mer- of 1942 when it was backed up against the gates of Egypt, and led it all across Africa through Sicily and southern ftafv.

Sale 0f Canned Salmon “Frozen"

l-le WI!’

Entered l||' Annual Show v

...il"....%““‘°"“ elslfleafsuscffhoelc ktedthefiretbilsimflu tinlue. toflsyaadludgingwill !’.‘..,'°$""'.i.i"'m'°‘°$

lrunswickisiudp spin _ “Masai '11.:

the tori

T. Mills

again displaying prise pelts. Judging, which will be can to the public, will take pllco r- row (Wednuday) ium. ‘This year the foxmenu ban- quet will be held at the Olym a tea rooms r1 Wednesday even at ‘I p. m.—S.

Monty Says Goodbye To FamousSth Army

WITH THE BRITISH 8TH AR- MY IN ITALY. Jan. a - (C?) - Gen. sli- Bernard Montgcms .1 said . January m

goodbye to his ath Army from the Ausili Platform‘ ofta baltterledtopiekrs muse‘ 8011i B8B Ill)’ as Ill‘ y. I (His arrival in London w take Qmbufftg-e command of the British group o! 11mm’ of invasion was announced had chime or

on have

. _ when coupon rationing of the product becomes effective.

The "freeze" pc

distributi

Pacific coast

D081

fer of a pon. -

A... ouncin

officials said- that distribution now under way is of Pacific coast salmon. the also applies to any canned Atlan- tic salmun stocks in the hands of retailers.

To Survey Employment In Canadian Industry

UITAWA. Jan. 3 —- (O P) — Arthur MacNamars. Director Notional Selective Service, ounced t0 t a survey of em- ployment in induc dertsken by the Labor Depart- ment to determine the distribut- ion of employment as of this Jan. 8. A similar survey was conducted

last January-

lknployers will be port on the ployees, separated as to male female and grouped in age classes. will be asked for estimates on the W

N

Q 55 l “n! Ii . i . . lglmlllblr ofterjnplvflasl will re- m“ eua-Liout. uric Tumlil ""***°§;:;.g;*.,,§"*;,;§:g".;. Wrgushrsn. m... m... it? vents. and goverianenta in Iel- "w 3 '

pect of their regular

employers are being mailed the this week f 101m

90ft D iwl

Argentina Recognizes Bolivian Government

forms eat across

vers. silver

mked silvers, sud the prominent f0:

era of the province. including Lure and Mokinnon town. George Csllbeck. L. W. of summerside. and In-

uncement rind was to allow time

although it might not be to supply all retailers by e.

howev

flillflbfll O

and Can

with- q-l

°° min w- :3 no

IADNI ledtb as" ' tbluw to

of of by] a "5 3%.? m...“ 4'2‘... %tien_as a I umma. m. nllnbcr of of cnsi-iom- "W "WW1

thQ

of Remington the Hilda in the auditor- sibeae RR, take aim in

invited to be QUOTA 0n ilIIDI‘

matters acme given to a

city schools.

EVENING United ins.

the and

when the first boo

OI U16 5 k ncwy elected

been 11ml year's work

l$l0

mery took 00mm- ted to learn Alexandria, Both

queiitly renew

rner. Mr. Je former

Peter's Road.

bull, Ahegweit been used for by the Mai-gar tural Society

of canned until

salts been “frozerr”

said the

by his breeder

on of stocks from Jones’ ‘or u”

cannerics to the o; Abexwen 5

the i942 Blue Waukeslis. Wi m mu- hi‘ “its?” ' uitsble “ °“ “l mier Jones

ules

Mr. P. G.

thus will be

retail freeze. although the

8h the

freeze the mm d which may be Cmrmuww“ lowing: Gonfo Beach; H. J. town; 1

Wigsm, R. A. large, Winni G. D.

M ers.

ann- lIY is beinl un-

uired to their em; m l Mrs.

ssloyeel, will ' to report. All other "' turned rem cm- selective service off- m“ Ida.

y OIIIDI‘ ited Qtafel Na Iarnbee J. J. ursbee i... z-(sri-

ll" wits so at no. m ‘lg; ma: mp. yesterday.

II IICIVID James I. Ialiulcy. Chariot

YOUR

E.

ville llclyneaux. son of Ir.

capes and light syst m pectfvely. In cdduihon ‘to’

pfwpced increase sispplemonts to the teachers of

Miss Mae e new president, iGeorge Patterson took the chair- Encouragiru reports of

were mvcn by. the ferent departments.

OBSERVE GOLDEN WEDDING —-'I‘he many friends of Mrs. Richard O. Jenkins of Arling- ton Heights. Mass. will be inter-

es ed the 50th anniversary of their wedding shortly before Christmas. Mr. and Mrs. Jenkins are natives of this Province but have been residing in the United States for many years. although they fre-

when they visit P.I.‘.I. in the sum-

Polnt Pleasant and his wife. the Annie Macne

IIOLSTEIN BULL REPUBCRAB. ED — The four-year-old Holstein

bour. N.8.. has been re-purchaseu

herd located ' at ‘Bunbury.

Registration and is described by

ROTARY LUNOIIEON — Rev. '1‘. H. Bussell Bomers addressed the Rotary Club yesterday, giving an‘ inspiring New Year's message. A report by Mr Roy frudmoro was "W". "W" l 199W‘ Nflived 17°!" made up largely of members of the , "I armed forces and summersi Rotary Club. This lct- m essential we; ter contained a cheque for $1.100 lottcwwn Hotel in for the Red 01w Crippled Child- our. is also called upon to eater ren’; Fund and was the results of a Canvass and Auction Sale by there being