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following Bookstore. Water Strut; ronb Bakery, Water Strut; _

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caved 11%‘; Rex Dawx 3%. n-n- ‘a m u Del.'30.

_pl. L. ill. Call-beck has open- id a dental office in the Dalton Building. Summerside.

...n00K orders for all kinds plas- aer board and insulating board at 8mm’; 13-19-21.

410mm mwaumnv irons: =3 prepared for last minute Christ- a,“ shoppers 12-19-22-21.

_EXPERIEIIWCI%D I-iair geese: d, A py oonanls auy ANN. SuNimerside. 13-20-31

--DUE T0 ARRIVE any day, ‘u. o; u“ wheat. Book your or- 11ers with Harold Linkletter and Ralph McCauII. l2. 18. 20. 22-31

_DUE T0 Regulations of War- time Prices Board we are unable to serve special meals on Christ- mas and New Years Day. There- fore only house guests will be ser- Jed. Queen Hotel, Summersixiaeia.“

_TII “DEBS of W. M. Bow- pess and Ralph Callbeck d: C0,, will remain open Thursday evening llld the foliowin evenings until

Ihristmas. but il be closed Dec. t5 and 26. 13. 1B. 30- 32-31 -lt0'1‘ARi{ MEETING — M

the regular meeting of the Rotary club of Summerside on Tuesday the discussion was devoted to the reports to date of the crippled children's drive. Rotarian K. B. Bernard ot- Winnipeg. Man, was a guest and gave a short talk on his club which was the first to be es- tablished outside the U

. Other guests were Ralph Compton. St. Eleonora. Mr. Frank Storey, Charlottetown Bob Clarke who has just returned from OVBY€€85.-—S '

-LEGION MEETING — The re- guiar monthly meeting of the Summerside Branch. Canadian Le- gion washeld on Monday evening

L with the President, Dr. J. A; Mc-

Phee presiding. Twenty new ap- plications for membership were read and approved. A letter from Major Court, Superintendent of Rehabilitation at Charlottetown was read by the secretary. The le ter stated that a veteran of this war who had been installed with an employer in Summerside to learn a business had been let Bo seventy days before end of contract. Although the employer had signed the contract with the Rehabilita- tion Department to keep the vet- eran on for nine months, the de- partment found on investigation that the contract had been broken without cause. It was explained that when a veteran is placed with an employer to learn a trade. the government pays most of his sala-

n at the start and as he pro-

gresses the government paws less

and the employer more. A motion was passed to the effect that the Summer-side branch would support the Rehabilitation Department in anv action they saw fit to take in this cue. Mr. D.O. Stewart Chair- man of the sports- committee re ported that the branch intended to have a hockey team this winter. The Charlottetown branch had a team and games would be arran- ged. The president reported that the mortgage on the building had been paid off in ull. He also compli- mented the ranch on the splen- did guard of honor turned cut for the visit of General Grant's re- ception. The General and his staff had been very pleased and had

NI-DCIlr-l

complimented the

Meyer Continues Testimony in Own liefonce

n! WILLIAM BOSS

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ken {fibroid} y 134043.31 - v! Bird’ ma:

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ors. Sold right it Bruce's. 12-10-21

u-gawil‘ YOUR SKINS

Y’! 51100 Rap r. Simmer-

side. 3. 1'1. 19. 314i

—BORDEN RINK

night. Perfect ice. Allgipgmnsiusg-

- 13-20-11

-F0R SALE or trade for cattle gfifoggv. WW) an: 01d 001E. five you;

at. Da , 12-193. -IIOCIEEY Bedeque

Rink Thurd . D , so, ’ Mlddfletgn BNmbei-s “term, “$12: merside Crystals. Admdggiqn 3g cents. 12-10-21

—BRACE'S “$110M” will be closed finesmtfiy afternoon December 19th and o lilnlrsday Friday, Saturda Monday w.’ mil-nee. about o P. M. with 21st. sand an 24th; also losed (lhristmas dc an Boxing Da , December 25t and 29th.

—'l‘0 PRACTICE HERE .- Major LM. Callback Iwho recently returned from five years emu 011W with the Canadian rrny Dental Corp has opened a dental ofifice in Summerside. Major Call- beck is a veteran of World War- l. and before this war practiced his profession in Crapaud.-S

—KINSMEN MEETING -- The regular meeting of the Kinsmen Club oi Surnmersidc was held on

est Wright was present as a uest and explained the set-up o the r systems that the club pro- 911m to install in the Summer-side schools. He had specifications and ‘gave an estimate of the cost. At the conclusion of his talk, it was {decided to eail for tenders for ti»: contract. The report of the Nom- inating Committee brought in at, a previous meeting sugg than ‘as the club had been operating less than a year that the complete

t- slaie of officers be re-elccted was

adopted The slate is as follows: President, Harold E. Gaudet; vice- prcaident. Maurice Mill; Secretary, J. Elmer Murphy; Treasurer, F Earle McDonald; Directors, Harry McFarlane, Elmer Offer, Arthur Glow: Bulletin Editor, I-LK. Stright, Charlie Hogan reportxi that the sweaters and stockings for the Kinsmen Juvenile hockey team had arrived and practice sessions were being held Mr. Elmer Offer is imililflflrr of the t-zam Harold lGaud-et reported that the toy mat- inee was a great succus with over 800 toys coilectzd. These have been liven to the scouts for dis- tribution at Christmas The radio 103011! Was also reported as pro- ceeding satisfactorily. It was de- cided to have a social evening on New Year's Eve -S.

—I-1is many friends will be glad to learn that Ml‘. John J MrNal- ly, Tignlsh is home from the West- ern Hospital where h; has been confined for the put twp week; with pneumonia. -

John Amery Hanged For liigh Treason

(By- The Canadian Press)

IDNDON, Dec. lO-John Amery, 38-year-old British renegade who declared over Hitler's radios that the Wehrmacht was defending European civilization, was hanged today for high treason at Wands- worth Prison in Southwest Lon-

AUR-DCH. Germany. Dec. ll — dam (OP Cable )— MaL-Oen. Kin-t Amery’: mother, the former-Plo- Meyer- testified bt his WM‘ rence Greenwood of Whitby,Ont.,

today crimes trial that Canadian prison- ers of war were shot at his

head- t Arderme Abbey near

d utcd on » Jchn- Amery.”

and hi: father, L. S. Amery, for- mer Secretary of State for India. visited him Tuesday night in the cell where he was quartered next to William (Liord Haw Haw) Joyce, American-born Nazi broad- caster. whose appeal from the death canton was dismissed in the House of rd: Tuesday,

The condemned

Ibo prison about an hour he wantto his death

bankruptcy before the war, and was living on the Riviera when Franco fell. In

organise Britons into a of St. George" to fight Runianl.

I a.m. and ‘at 0:08 o notification was

mm. ed

" rnent of death

‘Ihctrapwa’?

Pierropoait, ~ tilh

Bent of Belem.‘ in Germany and he ‘bad

ling. ‘

' v0 service ll ~.' ' Ii about miles. or aaeomnr.

man's brother and actress wife, Una Wink left fern

Amory loft England ‘after his

hll Axis radio broadcasts he. had attempted» to

‘League . .. a

Amery wcnfto the gallows at fliciei on the outside prison wail that “judg- thil dayywn exec-

by Albert hall!- rnan who last week executed Josef

Kramer, e and lo of Kramer's accomplices armory‘: trial wimuu mu-

beon chosen by the ‘to bo the British Quic-

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mans-murmur numsvmpncumm Also News. Shows 7:15 - 9:15 Matinee Thursday at 3.30

Beginning Christmas Day

and until New Year's Day all matinees will begin at

SUMMERSIDE TTKJZUIIIIIB

Brief Outline 0f New Public Welfare iicpt.

The following details of the new Provincial Department cf Public Welfare, which was organized on Oct. i last, will be read with Ken-

era-l interest. The uepartment was designed. primarily" to ing under one

control all the various orsaniza- ticns, institutions and lizilflfi-mfillm i within the Province concerned. one way or another, with the gen- eral welare. health and betterment of the citizens of Prince Edward Island.

The Public Departments Act o! the Province, passed in the year i939, provided for a Department of Government to be called the Department of Public Welfare, over which a. Minister of the Crown. styled the Minister of Pub- lic Welfare, was to preside, The o. nioation of the Department. in conformity with such statute, was authorized by a Minute of toe Lieutenant-Governor - LTPCOUIICN dated. 27th September. 1946. It authorized the Department of Pub- lic Welfare to administer the fol-

statutes: (i) The Public Health Act, (i!) The Prince Edward Island Old Age Pensions Aot. <3) The Children's Act, (4) The Vital Statistics Act -and (5) ‘The Elec- trical Inspection Act.

It. further placed under the jur- isdiction of the Department the

trail-ion of extra-mural treatment of tuberculosis and the of direct relief to unem-

dministraitio

yment ployabies: the a n and supervision all governmental medical ccs; and the 511W!“

vision of the Provincial Senator- ium, an institution incorporated by private act of the l-csisicture and administered by a commission of citizens, whose services are given grat .

Personnel of Dept.

Hon. William Hughes, cial Secretary and Trees been named Minis Department and he hold: his prot- folio as such in addition to the others. Dr. B.C. Keeping, M.D., (Laid, D.P.l-l., who prior to the of the Act of i909 was

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l- . . Summerside South West‘ . 53 Summerslds North West _. 75 Summer-side Centre ......ll6 Summerside North East‘ .. 99 Summer-side South East . 05 Sherbrooke St. Nicholas . St. Eleonora Miscouchc

Totals

Aid Societyhasbeenaddedtothe staff as Children's Welfare Officer.

In the addition to tho Provin ial Senator-lam, recentlly coasts-ridged, SD60: has been reserved for the Public Health Branch of the new Department, e the work of Provincial public health will be carried 0n as heretofore, and it is hopzd that shortly this may be on a greatly increased scale, as out- lined in the proposals for Provin- cial reconstruction.

It is anticipated that the in. stitutlons within the Province now caring for the mentally unfit and tne infirm will shortly be brought under the direct control of the Department of Public Welfare.

Children's Welfare

§

Studies are nOW being made of the various functions which may be considered within the scope of the Welfare Department. ular reference being given to the Children's Welfare Branch

Lt-Coi W W. Reid. D S 0.. ED , recently returned from ser- vice with the Canadian Forces in

in Europe. has bean appointed Phy-

sical Ftinsss director for the Prov- ince. and he is outlining a program designed to improve the health and physical standards cf all cit- izens — a very fitting and neces- sary supplement to the work now being carried on by the Public Health branch.

A stuthi of the health insurance program. the consolidating of the public health regulations, the problem of slum conditions" are some of the important matters now being given consideration. It expected that the Provincial de- partment will work in close oc-op- oration the Dominion De- partment of National Health and Welfare. with a view, generally, to improving living conditions in Prince Edward Islflnd and estab- iisnin: to tlv w-

DEATHS

POLLARD - At North Wlltehire. Nov. 22, 1946. to Mr. and Mira. Charles H. Pollard. a son, Lloyd

Bruce.

MACRAE-At the Prince Edward Island Hospital on Dec. 18, 1945. to Mr and Mrs; John MscRae, CherryEVallcy, a son.

TIIIE — At Moose Jaw, Sask- atchewan on Dec. B. 1046, to Mr. and Mire. Jack Thiele. nee Vina Summeraide. a daumter. Pa Ann

MABRIAGES

llEID-IIERRINO - At the United Church Parsonage on December 1'1. i845, by Rev. Roy Veasey, William Howard Reid, Murray Harbor North to Emma Florence Herring, Murray Harbor. r llOl-INSTON -

with the em. in'the cap- acity of Chief Health Officer, ap- poin for ‘

talent provided u» Public Health Act .Lt.-O0i. rs. use. an. ‘

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later. ' DINGWliLL-At thrlhr-ino Bos- ltal, Baltimore, Md" on Dec. ll. 916, Fr nlr Eric Dlngwell, age fl yearn. nerai notice later. SIIIBBEN-At the Prince Edward Island Hospital on Dec. ll 104b, Marlon Sheri-en, of aid Bhootyin himiidth yea resting at the. Cutciiife Puncnl Home. Funeral notice inter. ‘ gOIOVAN-In the Charlottetown capital Wedne o. 10. l _ chael P. ovan.

mains wen forwarded from the A. ‘AH Henmauy Purina}: you _ay. emoon- o er a Lbaldence, lloreii. Funeral ‘notice

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GUARDIAN

The Bilmflidrfld: Division of the photo as they paraded to church

a-nd are a credit to thelrlnstructors.

BOSTON, Dec. The chilled eastern half of the United States

M“ °“"°Q more of the same diet

of snow and cold tonight that has

caused at least 56 deaths.

Since one of Decambers bitter.

est cold waves started moving

east from the Rockies about two

‘We!!! lilo. the weather pattern

has been snow. followed by clear.

in! and colder followed by mod.

eration and more snow.

Heavy snow played the greatest

havoc in the affected area de-

laying train schedules. grounding

planes and closing schools and

local governmental offices.

IA heavv fall in the New York

City area. expected to reach a

depth of i2 inches, grounded all

planes at La Gilardia and the New-

ark. N.J.. airports, including trans-

continental troop planes, i A blinding snowstorm riding a

iil-mile-an-hour gale blanketed

six to l2 inches of snow. hindered all modes of travel, and caused at least two deaths.

The Weather Bureau forecast the snow would continue until, forenoon tomorrow to a depth of "at least 12 inches" with a 40- mile northeast wind along the en- tire New England coast threatening snow drifts and high tides and heavy surf along the Southern New England coast.

Crowds numbering in the tens cf thousands. including Christmas Shflbpers and commuters, jammed the downtown stations of the Bos- ton Elevated Rallway, forcing of- ficials to close the entrances to five. of them "to prevent the din- Kerously crowded conditions on platforms." ' - Emergency radio appeals were sent out by bot-h the elevated and‘ railroad companies for snow shovellers. while the Masachu- setts Department of Public Works rallied more than 500 motor units to clear state highways. | Police departments througho t, Southern New England repor i scores of injured persons in minor auto accidents and in falls on slip- pery streets. "One man died in fall on an icy sidewalk and moth

of over-exertion from an

ow.

Half-holidays were declared in greater Boston schools and Gover- nor Maurine J. Tobin authoriud

Pack Up

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APPLES

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‘Sea Cadet Corps “Kent” is shown in the above

Week. The boys presented a very smart appearance

29c, 39c, 45c ti’

ARTS GROCETERIA

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-Summefside. Sea ACadets‘ _ Hold Parade

Raye; 353mm“ Thursday at the

during Navy

Drills are held m!“

Cold ‘Weather And Snow Continues In Eastern U.S'.

19 —i°P)—- department beads to allow state m‘! 5n°w'°°v°"d wiiployem to leave their jobs one

hour earlier because of the trans- portation difficulties. Large Bos- ton department stores. ordinarily opened on Wednesday night, were closed because of the stonn, the Retail Board announced.

Medical Report In Kidnapping lioax

(By The Canadian Prose) CHELSEA, Mass., Dec. lk-Med- ical examiner Dr. William J. Brinkley reported today that baby Robert Carlan died of “asphyxia- tion and acute general respiratory

pgfflc- Southern New England under from infecumh»

Dr. Brlckley in a preliminary report on an autopsy on the six- months-old baby whose “kidnap- ping" became one of New Eng- land's greatest hoaxes in recent years, told District Attorney Wil- liam J. Foley that asphyxiation could have been caused when the baby might have turned over face down in his crib.

The baby was reported kidnap‘

ped Nov. 28 by his mother. Mrs. Rose Carlan, 23, wife of a navy seaman. She told police later the baby actually had died four days previously and that she had hid- den the body under the drawers of a china closet in her bedroom- dining room.

Mrs. Carlan is under arrest,

Armouries curing which time ‘the

boys are taught discipline, seamansbip, em h , bends and hitches, and other naval subjsectsitpcbilii- 11181161118 Officer of the Division is Lieut. F. "Brud"

charged with murder Ln the baby's death and is undergoing medical observation at the Boston Psycho- patic Hospital.

Elderly Woman Vagrant Troublesome

(By The Canadlln- Press)

TORONTO, Dec. ill-Elderly Mrs. Agnes Calder walked into a police station last night and at her request was given a place to sleep. Today, when two oflicera bundled her into an automobile for a trip to court on a charge of vagrancy, Mrs, Calder threw a handful of pepper in their eyes.

The oflicers went to hospital and had their eyes washed out. Mrs. Calder went to courtnnd when remanded called out:

“Remand for what? I done no harm."

She will appear week.

i AUCTION SALE

AT MT. naaaaar

I have been instructed by Mr. Ernest Mutch to sell a4 his pre- mises on Saturday. December 22nd, at 2 p-III.

2 work mares. (One five years old»): 11 milk cowl, 1 newly fresh- ened and one to freshen in Jan- uary, also one heifer.

If day unfit sale will be held Monday.

W. H. BEATON, Auctioneer.

have

again next

12-30-31

SKATING AT ORYSTAL RINK

There will be skating at Crystal Rink, Summerside every night this week and Saturday afternoon. Leave your

sharpener.

Your Troubles-

SHOP AT

shovelling skates at the rink to be sharpened by an expert skate

12-20-2Z-2i

I

- Harry Benjamin

race

crunut turnout!

at five can: a wcnl, lklglb “y. able ill ldvalcl. _ -, . GET YOUI 801M181

Crockett‘; Jcwallcy, 106 Kent. 8t.“ lz-l-ll-flfl.

runner. Topsy-wire menu of the late Mrs. Harold Cullen, nee Blanche Elizabeth Robertson. who died at the REIslmd Boc- plioiel on Dec, 18, 1.946, will by‘ ha“ m the residence of Mr. Patrit Cullen, 148 Dorcheater Street, It 9 o'clock this morning to St. Dun- stan’: Basilica. Interment will b0

NAMES omrmn - The name: of two little giiris. Anne and Mar-Y ilyn Carr, daughters of Mir. unl- Mrs. James‘ Carr, Bpiring Park‘ Road, City. were inadvertently om- itted from the list of those w o’ participated Iruesday evening the Salvation Anny Christmas con. cent. The two little girls gave a ro- citation entitled “My Sister and I." and made a splendid job of ii a; was efldenced by the sustsned applause they received.