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—-.-—-_ all“? “ti? I Admillion I0 l-M-Zl

‘ ' Amour ue virnun ne- a as. "d3. ‘idceflrtelifliirllltioelflen- Si». $5.

o; noon! ma» d “dam m:

Jill. 3T 9|’! that... s

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gllltiiiflelnll CTED — m"! 1W1’- ‘Mini’! were lie-elected b: , gtlon for the town ‘of Bum- de y . Three 00D!!-

, are elected 6V6?! ear 101' l- ,, e1 two yell’!-

-usw transom llr. was. Mcllish, "mus" ear. o! the

l W pree town.

"I. on Friday lest Ninth-ill N.8. h . h“ be“ . w are ML Mcilish

! T t Mayor le elected or a wo your , flit: one more year to

councillors elected y‘ ay~ . 135i; Ward - R o n’ ‘m _ Willllm i ,_ D P. MaoNelll. Mr. Geo. , was re-clected by aoclamatton ‘ mm year term ee Watetend

nge Commissioner.

he had served in the It New Glelsow. and at. John-B

—S'SIDI SAILOR 0N VILITE DE QUEBDC- A Summer ” sailor ls believed to have been a member of the crew of the corvette Ville de QUQDQB, credited with the IIIIHDQ w“! ‘of IeNGeurPaAl; U-boat off “”’“ - - cone o or rica,

NElAI-°FF1°EL"*"“' Able Seaman Francis Arggaullt‘. T- T?“ mum" l” _ u“ h“ The boy's parents, Mr. and Mrs." ele Amimul‘ w“ ha“ °“ TR" Frank Arsenault said. their son was

worm"! "m" h“ m‘ h°m° -a me r of the corvette's crew. t- Paul's chum!‘ mm“ w m‘, They had a letter from him about

T"! CHAR!!!

‘ Pretty wedding Trinity llnited Church

At Bedeque

1J0 PM.

x nllalrmqq _ m" m“ CENTRAL CIIARCIAII ‘hie solemn E's-Tm. m u"

Ofleclliltereealsoiad :anewey

WIDNIBIIA! Iefreehmefltl. Ieerte Bail.

CCIIIMI ‘VEIIIT All AYARS

NEWS 0F THE DAY and SHORT SUBJECTS SHOWS 7.30 and 9.15

CAPITOI.

SUMMERSLDE

Demand For Bred Cows Increasing

Mr. B. D. Irvine, Production service, Charlottetown, reports that there is an increasing demand for bred sows. To meet. this de- malld. many of the Yorkshire breeders in the Province have a considerable number of such sows available.

in Canada has been set at 8,000,- 000 head slaughtered commercially. This is an increase of 26% over that of 1942. Even if this goal be attained. there will be an over-all deficiency of pork products. It has been stated officially that if this production is not attained, there will be s serious deficiency in filling the bacon contract. It may therefore be necessary to consider whether to fall short on export bacon commitments or re- gulate hog slaughtering and the domestic distribution or pork. lit seems likely that. this action may become necessary in view of the relatively heavy and rapid increase required to reach the hog produc- tion goal within the year. “Latest Montreal live stock sales are reported as follows: twenty-five to fifty cents higher. Good steers 11 l-4 to ll l-2, med- ium steers 10 1-4 _ 11. common steers 9 1-2 up. Heifers 8 - ll, good heifers mostly 11. good cows 9 l-Z — 10, mostly i0, medium cows 8 1-2 -- 9 l-i, common cows

of Dea-

t-he rd closed with th

. The meeting tionsl Anth -5

an Gill-hm“? “mfim- M" six weeks ego. Able seamen Arsen- ers were as follows: Messrsucreat wan .. ent marched in a body; pro ting of the Slunmerslde Baptist Isle-rid. died in Sydney, N.8., Mon- iflemll- 0mm" "14 °°m he spent about half a century on [coastal trade. utiolu from the Ladle’; Guild. 153-1"! "l" W116" 110 mOVBd W 5Y5- h th -lthe North hole of this province, wn. at present a pris- Ibur daughters em Durant, Jr. Personals and Catherine. Mrs. Clifford Mc-

. y, MacDonald chanted n l. u 1d m d - dlem MW Ind m" 1351"" the Navy milieu’ yiiearmalgoe the 8P8"? We" , "cilmed by trained for a time at Charlottetown RW- G-J- MEL‘ ‘m- Th‘ W“? His father is a veteran of the First . Arsenault. George Richard, , _ gnerry, Iidvmrd lglelyé‘ Arsgie nault, Hl-ro I - l be" a slam-sa- ri» v- IN MEMORIAM 1"“ u“ rmm‘ our. an. DICKS ANNUAL BUSINESS MEET- ——— _ 59515153319]; 3491-131 Captain Edward J. Dicks, widely c" —'rhg mnuel busing5|| known mariner of Prince Edward arch was held last Monday even- day after an illness oi several in the Church Hall, the pastor, months He was about 62 years of C. W. Cook, Presiding. The “e, 1y! reports were received from Coming from a sea-faring family s.'I‘i1e report of the ttelaulirluu wim- md w“ known 1n .1- ' m" m! most every eastern Canadian ort. Most of his life he command hie own sailing schconers engaged 1:: _ m“ f $3,“ 7 m mint“ Born in Newfoundland, the late ftlrleie hag been e eulhstantial Capt" Dkik“ ‘mm? hgfd “Gf-‘hoig: cisi improvement over last w" "W W“? "d e 5 31-h“ w" d“, m-uly m “m, in this province until about eight He did not sever his connec- with the sea after leaving The deceased owned and corral» ed Dalvay, pular tourist hotel on the 5 for several years. After this he re- sided for e time on the Malpeque Road where he was engaged in the fox business. He also lived for a oner of war in Germany. l-Ic is a of the Royal Canadian Ibrce and was captured about two years ago survive. They are: Edith, Mrs. Neil Summerside; Edna. Mrs- V1610!‘ (mansion, summerslde; Audrey. Mm. Harry Phillips, Charlottetown, Gulgan, Charlottetown. He is also survived by his second ‘wife. the former Frances Mccabe [of Btanhope and their son Herold.

re. Morrison's sister, Mrsflvi: ' Praudst, Charlottetown have re- ned to Sunlmersl’ . ,

Mr. Everett MacPrlene of the - of Nova Scotie, Bummereide returned to town after spend- , the week-end with his parents.’ . and Mrs. Reg M lane. rleton-B

his first wife. Alice MacDonald o! Qeolgeiown, pl ‘eceased him W l num r of years.

The late Capt. Dicks ie survived by three brothers-all of them vet- eran sea captains. ‘These are: Capt. John. third officer on the car ferry Prince Edward Island: m lcllapt. galnson, Halifax: Csni- Wil-

un, ey. and The funeral will be held in syd- to hie dutee after my where the mtennent. will take home for sev-

- $0 plaice. (aye with a avy cold. 5.

_ _ _ _ I 35-51:": lan- steel slflkC lhiilfliifmlndlfllulldibhlf m At Trenton I ls Ccntlnued

for a ful recovery. —8.

“Nae “'5 . us, Jen- as - (or) ‘w ‘goes

of striking steel- S ' T“ “q O“

—.A mess me

workers at the Dominion Steel and Coal Corporation plants here broke up today without any announce- ment from Union offilczals. Offic-

Local A.R.P.I ControIlersMeet

'1 1-4 - s. csnncrs and cutters 6 — ‘f. good bulls 10 l-Z - l1 l-I.

Tile goal for 11443 hcg production h

A very pretty wedding took place Bedeq

e I..Wdnesde.

as gir-

e . of 1 W. S. Buddy, RCA)‘

The ' wore e Mon Rose Crepe floor len gown wi afiag] cf rose en silver flowers m bride's mother wore e Sep- Blus slung: -

lllfl

s lrif to the

ul gold locket. bridesmaid a sterling silver identi- fication bracelet,

Following the ceremony a recs tion wee held. and a buffet lunch- eon wee served. The table was beau- tifullyngecoreted. centered with the wedd cake and white tapers in silver candlestlcks. Mrs. W. N. Jen- kins presided with Mr . Walter Bowness and Miss Ruby Delaney as- sisting in serving. Many beautiful I gifts were received from friends and relatives. After e brief honeymoon the happy young couple will reside in summer-side, P .E. I. where the groom is attached to the R. C. A F‘. The same evening friends and bors gathered at the bride's

to tender the newly wedded couple s. miscellaneous shower. Many beautiful gifts of silverware. linen, china and glassware were re- ceived by the bride and groom.

After the bride and groom were escorted to their seat of honor the gifts were opened by Miss Annie Ma , the accompanying verses were read by Miss Alethea Noonan and the gifts were placed on the table bv lvtrs. George Mlifrlly- In l few well chosen words Mr. Chase on behalf of his bride and hiill-‘Ylf thanked all for their lovely gifts- Aftcr an enjoyable evenlnll- a dem- lous lunch was served. And all de- parted for their homes wishing the‘ bride and groom many veers o happy wedded llfe.—5.

Seven Join C.W.A.C. llere Yesterday

Twelve men and seven women were enlisted at. the Armollries

nclgh ome

common bulls 9 -_ 10. Calves fif- | ty cents hleher, veal l3 l-2 to iii 1-2 live weight. one top calf sold at l7, drinkers 11-1-2 -14, izrasrrs ii 1-2 - 11. Hogs higher 1'1 - i’! l-4 dressed hot weight. sows l2 3-4 to l3 l-4 live weight. Lambs strorlo at 13 l-i to l3 l-2. Sleep

Confident Re; Cross Objective Will Be Reached

Dr. W.J.P. MscMilla-rl. who

ust returned from Toronto. where e attended an Executive meeting of the National Red Cross Society, states that there is confidence in the Red Cross or animticn that the National objec ve of 810.000.- 000 will be reach d.

e Dr. MacMillcn stated egtual need of the Red

is t e calls on the Red beyond all imagineti end comprehension, The Doctor, referring‘ to the ex- gdluimll manner in w ich appeals the Red Cross are enewe cited the ceee of the serioue . which took plus at an army hut at St. John's, Newfoundland, where the lives of 35 persons were saved b the prompt dispatch of plume. and sulphe drull-

Says Pressure (gntinued from glee l)

inflation again second become;

task 1n pinion, uite unm engulf“ public gpinion woul sill?-

lire Marshal OA- Beer, WEI Pl‘! lGlltltT-DGIIRQNDIOTUH 01A. 11.1‘. Cont-TOUCH 118R! lllt Iillht.

s. .-....

' {Hg TO0T POUCH

lad b m.“ miilltlgucilelriec‘: 222th», r:

‘Yrmlf. Take no cbeaceel From

with

.Dr JJunionandotherA. 3.1’. officials. In the course of his ht Mr. Beer stated

elend ie at the

uxiiiery Fire

pglrtheucgb; widlet-‘sprgd extension o e s D 0D - l "iii wage creases an MW“ at the expense of the anti-inflat- ionary Dolley, I eey earnestly that ‘the wage earner will e. very fleeting advantage. ‘anti-inflation policy of the govern- Iment has. at heart, the best long- run interests of the wage-cumin! lclasr. To wreck that policy, or to imeke its administration impoeeible, ie en act of eelf-deetrlaction. Mr. Gordon eeid he believelsletihef;

defeat of the price ceiling, with

of sud: megltude that it‘ i‘: m flm-ilong the life o1

here yesterday by Lt-Col. R. C. i Chandler, Army Recruiting Offi-

cer. The men will be posted to No

Aid To Russia Fund

wimes any prospective con

to know may there ie no person canvass so on not wait for e. LAI- lon member to call contribution. be it large U‘ not later than

when’

Iw. his am. _ ~ Morell East N Alumnae

Academy Ilpfll 8.83 RGIOrt W. B18011, Fllt Built} 10.00 . E. S. Johnston & 00., I'm-tune 50.00

' S R. Johnsto , Ibrt ‘s: ggs- i. a as, as: w

M

George Mr. and we. Geo. W. Mcleod

man H. Richards, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Wright, Sourls, Lincoln W. 1.; Raoul Reymond. Mrs. A. E. Mrs. Mar G. D. Gladstone, Ira D. Carr, West, Brine. Jettic Club. bert and Bun

stewart; George South tune Bridge; stituie: Benjamin Simpson, Souris

RR:

Elliott Baltic Baltic Line Rda A. Ernest Underhey. libr- WEB. Mrs. G. Donald, Red House RR. R. Hunter. Mrs. Emily Leard, R. A. Lcard. D. J.

OIAIWILL fer theses-rep;

OONIIDIIATION IJII IN Ul- ANUI. Trill

tlonsnowtote-lllillltl

Ii n. uouwm. 1.10.. Cher- iottetowfiu will o! bzhuclofi ‘leather-nun; d” l-gv-u

-eend in your email

the end of January the Campaign closes.

Latest contributions are ee fel- we"

Guy Rodd 15.00 omenls Institute 211.00 unees P 0

10.00 _.___ IIVIVA MEETING. Salvation Army Jkllyelocir. subllgitl [DOC Ikll’.

Came amoral-minnows.“

WET?!» 1-27 1i

DANCE A SUCCESS — A very crowd attended the Tuesday w: dance ‘e

West, Sour

H. Barbour

t th 1.0810 . M -

oechettre. a furnished otflge

. ‘ Perches were: Mrs.

J‘. Garrett and Mrs. GD. Fitz- gerald.

Ill’? W, 811, N0!- ma? 5t. John, --__ nmsnar. THIS MORNING _ I.;'I‘he funeral of the late Emmanuel “WIN-rd. Gallant will be held from his lclfiilllr- Dr- Ind Mfl- 1m esidence. e1 Edward Street Y- Airline "fold this 11101111118 at ass w st. Dun- °°W s“ stun’: Basilica thence w the R0.- Mt. T-ler- “ma”;

‘am mm’ “lexnmdlffazgmlfl; nlvw av MAGISTRATE- ‘At- Lake; George R clam’ mh the police court yesterday morning mum, women-l In, P540143’! Trooper Daniel E. Mc-

wlmam _1_ P0019, 50m‘; Donald of the_l'ith Reserve Armour-l

_ ed Regt. DlCdCCd guilty to e. charge‘. 33,00 from; U, 3_ 5931mm, 51. of neglecting w attend parades and‘ Theodore Stewart, Elmira, Was lined $5 8nd 006i! i

Carl S. McVane, Bothwell: . J. Bruce, Clive Bruce, East PATIENTS FROM MAGDALENES ; Mrs. Vesta C. ENTER HOSPITAL-Two patients ' Wink MlwAlllcy, Sourls from the Magdalene Islands. Miss,

Georgina Farrah. and Mrs. Alfred: Nadeau entered the Charlottetown l Hospital yesterday, the former forl an operation and the latter forl medical treatment. They were flown i to Charlottetown Monday in a Mar- itime Central Airways plane.

WILL VISIT PROVINCE-Miss Jean E. Browne, Toronto. National Director of Junior Red Cross and Editor of the Canadian Red Cross Junior is expected to visit Char- lottetown next mouth. While here she will speak at the Annual Meet- ing of the Prince Edward Island

the Canadian Red Cross Society and will also address groups of teachers.

HERE-TO ATTEND FUNERAL -Mr. W. C. McEscnern, a mem- be: ofllle staff of the Chief IJl- specilca- of Postal services, Ottawa. arrived in Charlottetown On the moon plane yesterday. He is here to attend the funeral of the late Mr. E. J. Gallant which is bring held this morning. Mr. MvcEach- em, who is e, native of Souris, RE, I. spent several months here i941) ll acting District Director of Postal Services in the interim be- tween the death of Mr. A. V Saunders and the appointment of the late Ml‘. E. J Gallant.

Southport W.

r1535,

B. Mae- i: Cedr

Mr. and

McDonald, Dr. Fred S. Macdonald. Mrs. Ella J. Mac- donald. Adrian Mclnnis, Mrs. A. B. Houston, ‘Ilhe Misses l-Ieslam, iixiflllsfield; Austin Maser. Elmira.

llson Tait, Southport; Victor Benton, East Pt: Mrs. Beecher Court. No. Rustico: Frank McKee, MP5- HBTFY Matheson. Mary Mac- Donald, Mrs. W. Andrew. Mrs. F. M. Stewart. Marv Stewart. city: M. Frank McIntosh: J. Lowell ‘Snlrllzliibgoll; Hiram Wilson‘, o. my

$1.50 from: Preston Bryanton. Rollo Boy W.. Mr. and Mrs. John

Garrick. city. $1.00 from: Louis Stewart. south h Elmira

Lake; Mrs, A. P A. l. McDonald, Bern

11.1%.: Mrs. John J. B. Dingwell, North Lake; ard Massey, [Freeman Mossey, J. Frank Mossey, Bothweil: W. S. Mc- Intyre, East Polnt; William Ryan, Priest Pond: Gerald L. Bruce, Er- vln Roberts

Baltic; E. S. ,

Pewy Coffin. Fred E. Robertson. Klmzsboro; Mrs. C. Tunnel‘, Sourls Line Rd; Wilfred J. Thompson, Sourls East; John J. Thompson. Soul-is East; Kenneth I. MacAulay, Souris Line Rid; Edwin Peters.

s2 C.A.(B.)'1‘.C., Beach G

rove, for their basic training while the fol-I

lowing O.W.A.C.'s leave for Hall-| fax this morning: Grace Elinor; Matheson, Charlottetown: Mar-' garet Elizabeth Lorier. Charlotte-J town; Mary Imelda 31181195. Mk6 Verde: Velds Eunice Dunnlnl- Charlottetown: Pessy Gertrude audebury. Charlottetown: Annie Irene McIz-inis, Charlottetown: Freda Mae Molnrlis. Charlotte-

wn.

The Mclnnis sisters make the tenth pair of sisters enlisted in the C.W.A;C.'s from this Province.

Truck Cperators Collecting Milk, Cream To Register

e. abort time remains for

lrldea‘ ise ed today - r . gal-tings‘! Wartime Pflool ‘ 5m“ 3 p, nngbyltg the recent

‘and order announced

torcf Axum and hatilsretorotllifil’ vithi-hfliww

Air Force

, . n: the Priceeih‘

mm‘ Hotel 1m r. Section out»: Marion A. Be ng, R.C.A.!.

Peter D. Peters, Russel G, Keefe, Rollo Baa-l A. J. MacDonald, gem-l; West: ester McClaugh. Bear River: Clifford Bryanton. Milo Bay W.: Reid Underhay. Fortune: Ernest Townsend. Fortune Bridge; Mrs. ohn W. MacDonald, Little Pond: Joseph Burke. Mrs. Cather- ine Creamer, Miss M. F. Fraser, William J. .Gillsm, Mrs. Jos h Harelden. Mrs. I. J. Home, Cree ey Lewis. Ma Marion. Mrs. G. R. . T. W. Mullln. Alex

. Les Wadn-lan. Soul-is; Russell Dingwell, North Lake: Mrs. R. A. Maclsaac. Clyde River: Mrs. John l... I-I kox, Bradalbene- Llzrailcgediuserllzdonliieéwllm MecNetll.

.: e Rodd, 31mg. icy: intin Court, No, Rustioo: Emerud Court. No. Rustico: Mrs. Peter M. U

FAREWELL RECEPTION — A farewell reception and banquet was held at, the Queen l-iotcl last. even- ing for Mr. A F Darnell, Senior Poultry Products Inspector who i5 about. to leave the Province to take up his duties as (Xi-lei or Poultry Services in Alberta. He was pre- sented with e. beautiful set of Ains- ley China and check from the managers and owners of the var- ious Grading Stations ln the Pro- vince. Sincere regrets were cx-

eed for the Provinces loss in going Mr. W. R. Shaw, De- Minil of Agriculture and orn Dept. of the well re-

PUTASII ALRRIVES HERE “i201! RUSSIA-Curious of 9°“

allihewayfr-omlilua- eiemerriviagin

(hily it wee learned yesterday. Bhipe recently landed e. supply of tam, their second shipment of e season from Russia at an At- lelntlc seaport. Prior to the was"

the lllW

came from Germany and hence end since tiled from New Mexico and California. But last year there was not a sufficient supply in these states to meet. the demand and the condition was be- coming serious until relieved by the Wueeian It‘, ‘ . The con- tent of Ruesien fertiliser la similar tothwtwhlchhaebecrlueedhere in former years. Island farmers

undry

Tells 0f Need For Women In

e number of inter- o filled the break- Tbe Charlottetown

Before a acted ledlee. room of

(W.

f I vlng the way for ehiizliillfltixflgil °. M dfic'u°l:lciar?muleiu'v7e $11 v pas-mite wiu be ieeued on ouch fr?‘ ee to routes rates. frequent”: lend method ¢ will!" y“. dminis mince. it was pointed W'- Ivee. The ordeliu d1): not will?’ $31531» ‘is designed to an- ..." “arms...” "has: on and et the some time to

i

ulpment. l t1 musi. l" be lfl b1 pp cailifnhldr. Ivee emllhllwll-

January 8th Army

the coastal town of f-Iammemet. Day and night Allied air attacks wit?’ enemy base of Medegome ln- e strolls

t f th Month line had be- llfimluehorgofthecentreecfiixierw’ I the Tunisian

D.) told- the story of the 8,000 Canadian women "who serve that linen me "

Mire the meeting d ter- , 1L8.

tretcrw em John

- Secid Officer Beldinl soolr to ‘thatteéihrichlef of the Air emf sta

service wee over - ,,,,,,, ‘ti’. _ ,p men women are the women will ahelre the victory.” the senior ranking RCA. . er commented when she spok cently of the splendid women were

-—-- eirwomen ere on duty in Sgt-mood from £1; Q United States. Newfoundland hlgland

‘the women get, which is juet‘ the ea

doi th wit‘ .2.

are assured by local fertilizer deal- ere that. their needs will be met for this eeeeon.

‘numerals-sea andihkoduced the ,whohanati1edleinth

.31.

Alli l SALVATION M‘ Milli:

on _ 1 TheroA llT-lheltev. Nell “a Bernie-n. Iuest. preacher in the h" Salvation Army, scored "a smili- MI scholarship which arrogaies fol iteelf the eole right of determining what ll and Whit il not scientific, mdflllthlndwhetisnotin- in the Bib

that

needed and necelewy to re- I. "The

Iround dude _- oslharfrlg m mm and '° m” W“

are told" said the preacher "that only untrained and half-baked. preachers believe and preach a lit-l eral Hell I challenge those high- blowe to lead an It God's wins Ononda- Thv Word and history. trawl-y Oanadl. provee that majorities in most 5M ceeee of supreme importance have. - been ." some of us have. M“! 59141" W‘! °' m’ "mu" seen the hell of the lagt war and a oin throll h anot cr, triage“ 110w We N! B K 8 men o. e n3- ion recreation, living ma‘ uertere. food. and pay as well es etailing the duties of

me ll the bug-lint world hid; around th world "l. 1*“ ‘The 114T!!! but 11.5w liters

Cihsriottetewn m

m‘ “hdmlm m‘ mfldh“ “a; and other safety‘ measures eodn the car sorry and- ee arrang