‘THE UHAKLITI ‘IIJIUW N GUARDIAN

JANUAKY- 1a, 1955

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SPENCER T"\I‘Y

“CAPTAINS GOIIRAGEUIIS"

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LIONEL HRVRYYWOWE

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DICK FURAN in "CHEROKEE STRIP"

PLUS CARTOON — VAUDEVILLE REEL — SEIUAL

CAPITOL-MONDAY

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QBASWILL mt Pflflwlnllnl-

Chino. Silverware or Plain.

roxMm. - Microscopes suitable ‘ for the fox breeders, $31.00 at G. H. Taylor's, Jeweler. L-884-1-15-31-

Grade A at our low prices. The Candllng Station. Wevmouth 8t-

} rue xmic-at the evening service

EGGS ARE scarce. Get your

14-850-1-14-31.

CHURCH NOTICE. - Comwall United Church. Kingston: Service ll A. M. New Dominion: Service 8

at St. James‘ tomorrow the Minis- l-f-l‘ will give an address of speclfll interest to young men and women. A cordial invitation is offered to

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You'll be delighted with the new coffee. Connoisseurs say

t's blended ust r’ ht f I - ' _. . _ . uranaunon nu-"s nv- _ u: s. s. 11 a. M. Ber- I J , l8 or DAM m5 no m Guano t-ciac-r-iz-siz P'M-,°°'“1$;v,a1vev,a,n. Wuodside. i annan -——-' w c‘ Kllfigvef‘ L-ace-i-is-il. them. Only 37 cents a pound l’ DAHJY . _ l l "m I sNAPsm)“ NOW F935 "AL Blmulmfli I in Parchment-lined ba s. 1 3-1- nth Robin Hood Porridge Ow 1 YOUNG racemes SERVICE n B

Students and other young people t0

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Eng, more beautify], than you have Qygr kngwn g her. ..F::slaved by her beauty-Donut is during

emplpifilll WITHOUT Hlllllflll

fi-Eliif A31‘ .~§ctuinifcrixr~rivr" W“? AND Llll&l~>'l'_‘\i.\5 TREE Each lesson is a pleasant duty. --—< Rzalhcr‘ than u task.

ic...-... c. o.....o,4c0,cz.a In Fishery Exports

CHURCHES, January 16th. Pastor: Rev. B. G. Manzer. 11.00 A.M. Norm » River. 3.00 P. M. Clyde River. 7.00 P. M. Long Creek. You am Welflomu- 14-859-1-15-11. ,

DURING THE ENTIRE YEAR pelts are received for shipment to the Prince Edward Island Fur Pool limited, by J. A. Webster 8a 00.. 156 Richmond Street, Charlottu- , mwn. L-353-1l-30~t.:s.

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TWILIGHT REClTALS.-—Music lovers of Charlottetown and vicinity

cnted organist of that Church will be assisted by Mr and Mrs. Raoul R/eymond and Mrs. H. S. Henderson. These Recitals are in aid of a wor- thy cause. but tn addition to that. they are both educational and en- ioyanle. With such outstanding art- ists as those mentioned above. u

ly be in attendance at each Sutur-

' shew & Pcarden is well underway. i and it is confidently expected the

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feral of the late Mrs. Catherine

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very large audience will undoubtcd- i

TRYON cnuncn snnrvlcas. - attend. . '>" sh 11 A. M. "On avln! e —-—-—- u = §§§,_..“’.rwo-,,, 1.30 P. M. Topic: _s'r.- rauvs cannon will be olia- I . "The Branded Blow." Rev. S. D- llIBd to have Sundays Wilkes Y‘ Trltcs. Pastor. L-858-1-l5-1i. the Parish Hail, owing to thB 150l- that it has been found necessary to NORTH RIVER BAPTIST ‘_ replace the furnace in the Church

iilding. The work of instBUBt-lw .Aldel' the direction of Stanley,

contract will be completed before FUNERAL SERVICES-The fun-

Morgan was held yesterday morn- | lug from her lute residence. 69‘

, hoyfielrl St, to the Church of the

YORK PERSONALS-Mrs. June

‘Robertson Mcllish Martin, Brud- ;cnell. is spending a few weeks at

much improved in hca-lth.—Miss MacDougall. the talented and p09- ular teacher in York, begins the new year with the best wishes of the parents and pupils-Mr. W. C. West. merchant. York. leaves for Halifax this morning. His ad- dress will be Grosvenor Hotel.

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lleadlinos It Ottawa

By Dean Wilson

Well-informed circles on Parlia- ment Hill intimate thai. a sen-

in this Dominion to any policy on the part of this country which would surrender any valuable ex- clusive concexslons in the United

the privilege of participating in

any noble gesture of any high ideal which aims to bring about a bet- ter co-operatlon between the Unit- ed States and Great Britain.

It is many months ago that this column revealed certain exclusive details of the proposed Anglo-Am- erican trade agreement and it was

j i I. kin. IID. _. FEVER-HIGH TEMPERATURE-

not greatly increased as tilt-y should have been with a dischar- such as pneumonia.

The conwliinc physician shook

- - , . HELPS FIGHT DISEASE

l ‘MON’ Holy Redefine} where Re ational battle will result in the c PRESBYTERIAN cnuncn m iuuiem High Mass was sung blvbR-ev- imuse o, Commons when we de- ' i: - g cANADA__Re-an-anggd service; in vJ. H. Balnes. C._SS.R. The pa“ fiar- mus of the proposed new trade During the flu epdemic of 1mg c the Brookfield charge. Hunter River [ers were Messrs. John dCa agegttb treaties are disclosed and offered a young physician on our llosprlul C - n A" M" Th? Sewice at Harlsvlue [William Jolmsos‘, orenmma; m the Federal legislators for than. staff was taken down with 1n- ‘ at 7 P. M. withdrawn on account of iificrémfilzlagniesand c geolrzgg. Berrlgan’ lawful sanction‘ S1 nee authmmb fluenzg and pngumgnlg {o110\.,,.d_ n gmlilraat llls lglxlilelesmlzlgsgglwenlitlcfag ' Sellvce at the grave was conduct- tive sources of information in Ot- glgutlellglllemtgrehgwi 1119i high —- P ~ . = 7'? 'M Brookfieki‘ Wednesday 730 i 9d ‘bv Rev. Father C. Moreau. tawa do not hesitate to point out cens_m - a" W Hts bland

, , , _ _ _ , - - _ _ -' " . e disease fl it _ iv.- fi lns:'y\tfea by i“; Ssrangch U Dlemch ls mote “nub, a p_ My Munster, Rev. Dr. Thomson. C.SS_.R. that there is a growing opposition g1 on u: t a

l‘ s1 as :' ' .,. _ ‘ will leased to know that the York, the uc-st of her sister Mrs. Kingdom market or in the amount 111-9 head When he looked at ill;- r bay“ d d c when Togemer "my bnng you "'"‘" °'°?"?"-'""°"""m' " Twilight? Recitals in a‘d of the P. E. IWcsb-Mlg and Mrs. Gordon of sales which Canada is making patient/s chart. and simply 5léll0fli y, love such as you have never known ... "" '“°""""" '"'“"' "°"""m' I. Hospital are being resumed after |Crocket. York. paid a business visit 1n mo United States. 1n other “He ls apparently not very sir-k, ' i WY Kllmill-"llonl 3mm! the holiday fewes- This 806F110?" to the city Ycstcrdny.—Mr. Lemuel words. hardened men of industry but with a temperature 0f only m1 t ALEXANDER KORDA presents golilfl‘ BARRAT - tltiféfii-l ‘mm 4 t° 5 °'°1°°k- the Emmi Vi" Crockct is spending his holidays and of business of this Dominion and no increase in his white bhori I g “,,,,,,,,,,,.,,.,.,,.,,, be if! 5t 511K195 PYESb-lillefla" at York. the guest of his sister are not showing any inclination cells, hels not putting up much oi c / v // 1 a ~ , Church- Mrs- K- S- Rosew- ihe ‘=11’ Mrs. n. Lewis. Mr. Crocket is to yield their economic values for a fight, and rm amid hep m. 1 ’ //2;.;.~w Mo?‘ |' I

come throng ."

The young officer died within a. few days as his fighting forces were not able to combat the pneu- monia. .

A good fighting body will in- crease lts heat to fight off invad- ing organisms s0 that an increase in temperature of two or three clo-

_on 13¢“ may ,..,.,,,,-_g_ D,.c_ ‘zany, Our p-ai-cnis. mo, appreciate, day's Recital, I V Wlnwd m" l" m" mm that gnees when you have a little in- I-_ 11h» ti... ' e LUllLCfl 1111111 n5 "well" “Om f0 5110s? who ask. T__' l m“?ntwlilglllllyixtglsalllsallzmefltl tesunal or stomach upsfl‘ m a 21,-1.5,“ 111111,? we NEW; w“. know were onlu \\'.1 ward RETIRE! lilhgfastgnC-flglgltgvlili 5G2; hisxllly. W/ignificant union o: “We fail‘- lsmreggg oicocd slain] at 518$ o... ‘L- .";;.~...‘;;"g1;3;;,:f;_, kids ~ ’ "l‘HlR’l‘l<3.l~JN van ("our Bl~J'l"l‘l<}Rl\lENT OVER snow- at m. morning service the moo of English-speaking nations of the smnfenwghyu, ffgfhffnfaff IQ‘; The in,“ u, “gimp, _.: And must your patience try. _ lNG FUR LlKE PERlOD 0F ll; T YEAR—SALES that inlerflstmg and “nstrucnve $3“ i “'°rld'__ Moreoven this column their fighting back that increases rvqm .1. lho- imcizt But somchuui you do lllldEYnl/{llld TO llRlTAl ' U.S.. mons o“ what may we behave had discovered from a wen-imorm-

n l((llxll‘\‘\\loll o,‘ And know thc reason why.

Some lolk forget. when the) xveré Young. School children were 1.11;- c1111»,

FERE NT PROD UCTS.

OTHPIR CO1 NTRlES IMPROVE-JNCREASED TRADE lN MANY DIF-

ALIKE

about Jesus." Miss Ca‘1beck‘s morn- ing prelude is Merkels Pastor-ale. The choir will render a selected anthem. and Miss Pearl Burns will sing Mendelssohn-rs “O rest in the

CHINESE REDS

ed source that the delegates at the imperial Conference in London had dlscuwed the possibility of adopt- ing a measure to free world-trade from the hindrances which lm-

your temperature for it has been

well said. “Heat is life." I-{cai in-‘

creases the number of white blrod cells-the IlQhT0l‘S——l\ll\’l more dis- ease resisting bodies are also form-

,‘ _ _ ._ In brief. (hi: is what happened a value of $1'9,-'40, compared Lord." Miss Callbacks evening pre- l A P s eded "Is d m t m ed.

Chm.- " ulih lights But wele glad Lo know you know m Canada-S [épmt trade m fish_ ‘vim 133-13 gulidrcdaiights and lude is Suite Gothique. from Boell- iroposcd nfiglegmaxxérlcana m“; How then are you to know what an“ "P" ‘ “*7 “ m?“ “FM _“°“' , ‘cries products in the first nine $124 454 in January-September. ma“ The chm‘ 79mg“ a selected ‘ v treaty was but a start in an alm- l” do l" W“ take Your temllemhlre "'1 "‘ "“ "' "“""'"° 1°" e “gm ‘° PM‘ ‘m ‘Fme- months of 193v as compared with 1936, 1n u... ca... o; Salmon me anthem and the Rev. n. L. Denton —-—-— and find it is m1 or 102 rlvifrwks?

‘.1: Ni ill cr-publy - he evinlniz.

WI? T1009 i-llflt Santa won't pass by Your home on Cln-zstmn eve,

Kind tokens he will leave.

\Ve‘d love to giVQ gift. To you we fvcl deserves. But this vrc cive lg given with love To om- \\'ll0 richly serves.

a great huge.

We h mic your Chrilnias holidays

Will plndcn a bright New Yeurfl

nan School, -~B.

. .\l1.:il:ll u.» u; and Eliilcr‘ (‘ause Heavy Losses In an address to the Eniomologi. _l_ 4 mi Soclezy of QIllklYlO on the im- lii‘ l l>‘\ll1->~- portuncce 0i cleanliness and good linu-vvkeiqnni; praciircs in huu (‘ll0lfl

M. iulre. l)‘ l t" m n ‘thinner.

jlll‘l0ll5 of household insects are the l\\'0 specie oil clothes moths. of \\".iich illc webbine clrllicsr moth is the more important. Tlics: univer-

mt‘ ll l (Jzimpiicil 1' ‘ill

l. of living of modern timcsunvolving 1 under use of manufactured fur and‘ i

i “m: imiiur habit; lo the moth.

111'» following rcuxnrks may be con-

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Elli in yam- Sl0Cklll£l to the full:

the business in the like period of l936:-

Export value incl-cased by 13 per cent. or $2.4ll.000, rcuuliing atotal of 5211-4111000. roundly stated.

Sales to countries other than Great Britain and the UnitcdStat- cs totalled more than 55.337900. 1m increase of 25 pcr ccnl.

Sales to the Unucd Kingdom zunouptod to S4.919.00ll. an increase

~01’ 17 pcr cent.

There was valuc increase in the business done lil all four main

o“ “Mm” M plums of Nell‘ An" classes of fisheries products-Fresh

and frozen fish, canned fish. dried

fresh and frozen fish--$9.38l.000. round figures. The greater part of this trade. of course. was in ship- ments to the United States. An interesting point. l1owevcr. is that the sales of frozcn salmon and

CIEN. RI Breast.

National Railways (luring 1037 amounting to over sixty tuo Mil-

bal-k to normal cmufiibn». R C. Vaughan. VlLlU-])l"Sl(lL‘lll in charge

sales were 58.477 hundredweights. valued at $882,584. an increase of near-iv 15.000 hunclredweights in thc quantity and nearly $259,000 on the money side.

Canned szillnon accounted for well over half the export trade in canned fish products, 0r approxi- muicly 34.893000 out of $7,330,000. The salmon sales exceeded those for the first nine months of last ycai" by almost 8782.000.

into export business is dried cod—_ fish. and in January-September there was a rise of very nearly $116000 in the value of the dried codfish shipments although in vol-

pcriod of this year they were only 137.800. In value, however, the '37 shipments ran to $800,194, ascom- pared ivith 5687.258.

Sales of fish mcal and oil made abroad (luring the nine months a-

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waslbuyrnell Eand a"la'_rger quantity‘ of train and other sup- plie, W(‘l‘(\ used."

rnilwuyz and therefor-r» H1016 mn- l was rcquircd for that pur-

apprntcmalclyi 315.140 Hi0 went for n-mv cqaiipmeint and $ll.'.2lu'.0D0 for

will preach. The Thursday after- noon personal conference period is reca'led to ottenton. Every Thurs- day from 3 to 6 o'clock Mr. Dentou will be in the Church study. Fitz- roy Street door. and will be glad to confer with amy who may have per- sonal and confidential matters for consideration.

OFFICERS Ef-ECTElL-The La- dies Guild of the Charlottetown Baptist Church held their annual

short devotional exercises. Reports of tne various officers indicaxd a very successful year. The following officers who served during the past

plans many activities during the year. one of the outstandng being the high tea which is to be held in February.

BAPTIST JUNIOR BROTHER-

of the Junior Brotherhood. A pre- liminary sing-song was cnjfiyfld with Ralph Rupert at the piano. The feature of the evolving uias a

ing the parade and the actual crowning ‘n tho Abbey alSO special

son Rnbinmn. President of the

Brotherhood. The troupe of radio

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Extend Control Over Large Areas Of North China.

By J. D. WHITE Associated Press Foreign Staff PEIPING, North China. Jan. l3

-The Chinese Red Army is on the loose in North China. Beyond the Japanese control of

bands of armed Chinese are said to control everything.

They fade into the rugged Hin- terlands upon the approach of

Well Equipped

Persistent reports state these forces are penetrating all districts just beyond reach of the Japan-

last slimmer.

The Red Anny has found al- most unlimited material. Armed and unpaid remnants of the 26th.

readily fall in with anti-Japanese plans.

coed to build up an “anti-Japan- csc defence corps."

bltious effort to safeguard peace and increase proper economic security throughout a restless world by lowering tariffs. stabiliz- ing currencies. and generally re- moving the barriers of trade with the BrltlshEznplre. which would destroy economic nationalism and force the anti-democratic coun- tries like Germany, Japan and Italy to come within the freer trading areas or face ruination on the international financial markets.

corroborated entirely the advance information of this column.

Now, thoughtful circles on Par- liament Hill in Ottawa realize that there will be much opposition

and Great Britain. and it is ru- moured that a change of plans will be made to cause the whole scheme to signify that it is an ef- fort to unite the great republic to the south with the whole British

83111118 0f the Anglo-American Treaty until every section of the lhnpire has had an opportunity to 41561155 and but in order all de-

anyone who is acquainted with such matters realizes how -mucl1

Declally important to Canada be- cause B"! 800d or bad effects of

It ls always good sense with a temperature of only 101 to 102 to get ofif your feet and give yi‘lll' body forces a better opportunity of fighting oh! the ailment and pur- hwps preventing it from becoming mole serious.

It is always good sense also not to interfere with a temporatilrc l>v giving fever reducing drugs when it ls not any higher than 102. If. however, the tempera-lure stays nt

Wm w ‘mm M] M Chew Sales to the Unitcd Still-cs a- In the (ii-led g and pickled fish meeting 8t "levlwme °f l4“ T‘ the "lull/BY 200% Whicfh 5014?"! Of course, this was denied at the 102 for a, few days, 1t shows that A l 1' ‘4 _ _ _ i mounted to Sl0.1z6.~la0. an increase class the principal product going Ives. The Pies dent. Mrs. R. . eywndg more than a ew m1 85- time but subsequent events have smngflhlng more num n 311,31“ (-01.1 "L Lm" H” “Ml” m l“ an of 7 pvr cciu. Sutherland DYQSKiQd and 19d 111 the Communist forces and allied

or intestinal upset is present.

A temperature of 102 degrees that pends-flu more than a few dnvs means that the family phywcirul

, , ' id: _ hldbe lldi. tt d.‘ and pickled fish. and hsh meal and umc they decreased. In January- llgeflrigielfti! ill/liléllllgvigly sffigelxfjcagd, Japanese warplanes and tanks. but to any loss of trade by Canada. ihgutemmlaiu; b3‘; a0 wytzpfllif; 11o... limnan. " oil. September. 1936, the exports of v13 lflwsident‘ Mp5 ‘R D ‘Quiglev! when these have returnecL to their thfgugh the efforts o; this Domhh cause or m“ susmmed temperqwr; ll o. Pants by Household Insects The biggest. export business. dried cod were 141.354 hundred- SeCretB,.'y'Mrs_'R_J:R.',p y. 1.1.8“; bases, the lrregulars, resume con- [on g0 bring about a union of my ' ‘ '

. 1i reckoned in rlollzu-g. was done 111 weights and in the corresponding “Hm Mrs‘ R J‘ PromL -,. Gum trol. terial forces of the United States

Eastern Guardian

..°SUBSCRIP'IIONS to the Charlottetown Guardian may co

iIlSEIft. control, c. R_ Twin“ o; me halibut to Great Britain increased mounted i0 slightly more than "0013 30C|M-—A1m0$t_ 199 m?" 059- The)’ H"? Well Rrmfld Wivh Empire and not with the United lIa-ndedto their Rept. Archie l-iunic.

- H11"! MY"- Enlgmulggjcgt] Bynng-h Dommm" both in quantity and value. l-iali- $l.034.000, nn increase of about gathered Thursday evl-‘HIHK in the machine guns and rifles. and have Kingdmu only, It has caused a“ Rluflvlll- r)@p.-“-;n,.;n@ o; A..,-;¢u14,m@ 5am but sold to tho United Kingzdom $282000. Most of the gnin in the 130M159 School Room for the’ been known as the Eighth Route unexpi-Orrl delay in completing ..'ROBIN HOOD FLOUR is c6- 14,,“ undonblcqly an“. mo“ m.‘ totalled 14.961 hundrcdwcighls. with busincn was in the oils. mimthll’ SW51 and G°§'l'°‘G°u‘°" Army since the reorganization 0f final arrangements for the actual "m-‘mlcll- M“? WM“ “l “mm

bread from each bag.

..'ANNUAL BURNS CONCI-iltl‘ and Entertainment in I. O. 0. l-'

pvasurzlg" mu‘. common mite“ have 9mm 021113015111 "On; shops wcrc also opcrried (ll/flcfifirilolflllplliillliigplitlg 29th and 53rd armies were scat- tails pertaining to the trade be_ Hall, Montague. gill‘ Weltlilgagilli’ ab,“ hep“ a source of m“ and am __ m greater calm h. dunng the yo“. nflronaucm and vim to Scotland tercd among the inland towns of tween that particular section of 211x18’; gallantry“? W5?” ‘Blulmnh, 1 no}. 1:9 u, n,“ [mm .1... Qnflig"), MONTREAL. Que. Jan. 13 - ‘which was us "r w must the , Mir. McLean showed some Pcmark- ‘Iililfh Pwvlme; While 0°‘ “if”? "l" E.ml’l"° “"1 “he “mild slams wmcwke fig... ' L-8tl5-l-l5-ltl- ' 1.111195, but mp improvcd 5111-4131141,’ Purchases made by tho Canadian 011011911191"- Wqlllfvlll-“nili 01' the ‘ able views of the coronation includ- San-V commllmsllc- W959 $01 (‘-15 0!‘ Gfellt Britain. Consequently, '

NOTHING NEW

- . - - . . . . . . 4- - . Mm-v Working with typical Communist work is involved and lo ' - _ _, I __ \\'0O.1.‘ll clothing. rugs and up-i hon (lvilm fwm uuivivhuu-uuii W‘- ~- ~ “ell” emflute "m u“ QM” ~ . . » 1 W many wh B,» gammy M“, Ail1..-‘J f' c ti‘ ‘* M no.2: “ ' 1‘ s" ‘ ' .- . - - . - ,1 ---_11» ' -' w‘ _ -' _ tu-ial '1 C' ~ I:' ' li1f7 rax- ' ' ‘ " - . . . .- »‘~l~ .~- C 1'11"?‘ v k‘ " Eagmhigikfllxinftlelgcgzip(lgfilfinfi éfyéisngisilgf]nghixllitl: ‘$3,051 guznnfilxog m?“ falfioun, half of the flathcrinf; by Mr. Ncl- one or more organizers who pro- But this new development is es- mu‘ 87' l" w“ he] Mum W“ l» i3 v- .li.i.'~. ' ‘ ‘