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Canada Illiist Choose

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ploymeni _ of our capital equipment anti our

trade.

With all Its faults. the economic lystem which ' l ‘e evolved and are Constantia ‘ proving comi - filling its hroi fallv to let i". The S}-\.UIII 1;. But It is up in 11.. t» .. it can be perfected by co-upcrativa endeavour Illllltl‘ tin- siinerrisiiiii of the Stare This requires only

that everv elemrnt in iiie iiinitiii- lfy accept the rcspu ' c. which are tlic ; of i: and that the (’i\ll‘.llll"llL s.» knit

these elenicnzs iogcthci- bring their cilurls into

as h a rmon v

with the l‘ll;‘.lli‘. sat il purpose Thai. 1'; ir-Ht .0 l"? ‘ssirc 03n- uervative Party ate ls for-this vision ui‘ illl l\ll_. i-ri-oi) tit-n econoni‘, is the . .' po- litical lillLli.

livery Biireiiucrat A Burden

0F THE DAY

{lllll II SIPDKIV CXDZIXISIOII.‘

S l f suggest. must

O The __ music

fCfdﬂt that they iuav bargiiin ‘for iuclvantage. We miist expect

and §¢ﬂ58fiooﬂ

about the fasfesf place on aarfhl

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grandest aI aver

t he

govcriunent to Ililfllltillllc the (J1)!!-

_ictini: interests of itv.

Ilﬁf! lllﬂll CGIIIIOI bf? by the creation u! a trally controlled

iniiichlne. Every mini and \\'Olll1ll‘.I '

I who 1s takm o“, M product“... any -19 IJPIICYC ilnit the clash of ploynieiit to loin the army of (.'l\'ll ' ‘servants and administrators ‘Mi-ch a system require.» i. an HKIFICII

burden on the back and other \‘.'f7l'I>§(‘l'.~I f

and housed clothed

_ so that abundance. not city. may to our portion. The 0nd is that the needs of the 1

crat and his ICIIOIIS mus‘.

OllI COIIIII

iullv satisfied vast and cen- administrative

ilial

oi iIic [arm or 1h" Inn-c i- be 1"il and transport-

ed; vet many of them contribute

‘IIDLIIII!!! to the necessities of lile. I The watcliirords of the fiiiiirc.

cciitraliz; ' I not slate dicta lilLlfl-lllll. not siaiiili ling area: oi trade ‘ nraclicrs. continued chaos. on 0r regnnfntation mi

I not

liliaos with Its ll'll'~i.1'illl(l‘l.\ or re!"

.inientzition with its lfvct on the impulse lliﬁYlLillJle tcndcnet-

be dec

The alternatives

and wirlrn - not restrictive

the oii~ li;in.l 1hr other:-

deaclcniiiu ci- io produce. its toward dictat-

orship, and the certainty that all material Increase vill be skimmed

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The news from abroad leads us

Pntrulizxiiion. ‘ co-opcriitioii. ‘ expanding iiro- .

"FCHIICIIIS Ill the cuiiiiiiiiiiitv, lot ll.»

oil’ to nourish n crowing bureau-I IQINIIIWIII "I "II

centre! f0 Berlioz in a Flank!

FINAL TODAY -~ The Kins of C0Wb0yl

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i (Ipcning (‘liziplcr of “SECRET SERVICE IN DARK- EST AIi‘III(‘.~\“ — Also Final Chapter 0f “DARE- IJEVIIXS OI’ THE \\ ‘ "

jitv and contentment which is our " ‘inst portion in this hie,

IIIIII‘

Local Soldier ‘:.'.1nii~ o1 lll.l\lll‘_' o1 one izroiiii 1 , ~ , I I ikilleil In IICIICII

illlillllﬁl iinutlicr. Let Ila resist Vie Isliiiitlisliinciits ul Ill!) r‘ iiliii nroin-

I‘-L‘ scciiriii" and nrc 'll\‘ witliiiiit ,

llll‘ iiriil ul ll.ll‘ll \\ m" I.‘llli‘l‘- I _ __.._ iii-inc. Vife sllllllfl .~ it'll Ill he brih- I

(‘fl with l .r min IIIIPI‘. ftcsrilrini: m, ,,[[,,_-1,,1 C;u,;,,|1;,,,

, Army t“.l;illllll,\' lIﬁL lmuftl by Ihc Depart- ment of National Defence at Ott- ﬂW-l. .\<‘-\IPI'<‘IH.\' contained the name Charlottetown soldier.

er tho heading killed in nc~ iii-n \\.l.‘~ llie following:

i-u recoznttr- ilie l‘l5-‘.Ill.\ ul all r1:-

i each ai-renl

i fCSDUlIbIlJlllllf", \\'!llI

for Iiir own part the which slioiilrl tlic 1‘l\l!l\'ll‘.f‘lll ril l'l'.‘.l ‘" let us l'(‘f|llli(‘ oi‘ our (tor

EU Anrl (‘Ill

llizit it lizirintuiim! all lllf‘ \ riiiiis

elements of the i-iiiiiiiiiinllv anil n . .- . I U 1.

fashion l ‘III into a iictnroiis. co- clmuulssénc m I .

ﬂhcrzitnit; 5'11 iotr for ilio general I CAMERON‘ Golda“ Angus‘ Tm" , - , , ,_ _ V .CIlDIl’7B. Mrs. Florence Jean Cam-

nnliiéiii lltlIIblllll ‘IIm-INIIIIAYI" Ifliiil 1mm‘ "IIOIIICN" In Lmlgworlh AW"

' ' ‘ iCliarlnllclcivn, P E I.

that inc-iisiiro o1‘

Where will you be when the Allies march through the

streets of Berlin? You can be there, right up in the van-

guard, chugging triumphantly along in a tank, if you

'1

I Nun/r . .

I Slrn!

Cily .

join the Canadian Armored Corps right away.

Right now Canada's mighty land dread- noughts are beating back the Germans in Italy and other theatres of war. But their tank crews need reinforcements. They re- quire more Drivers, Gunners, Wireless Operators and Motor Mechanics. Require them badly and require them AT ONCE. So climb aboard and get into the ﬁght with the rest of the fellows. Then you may travel to Berlin in a tank!

INFANTRY

Here more men are wanted to be trained l! signallcrs, mortar-men. machine-gunners, wireless operators, armorcrs, drivers, motor mechanics.‘

ARMORED CORPS

Highly skilled drivers, gunners, wireless opcri stors and motor mechanics are also needed to form port of rhcrank crews,

ARTIllERY

Still another group of specialists is required‘ for anti-aircraft, anti-tank, field, medium and survey regiments.

Hospital Grants To Insure Isolation Of Infectious Diseases

fifiir ciiAizLorre-rowiv GUARDIAN‘

' Grunt; or $415,000 each to Prince County Hospital and the P111109 Edward Island Hospital have hem made by l-ha Department of Peu- slons and National Health to DN- vlde isolation accommodation for infectious diseases. accordlnl information received by Dr- J- A- Clark from Dr. Ross Miller. In 0!- ficlai of the Department, at Ot- tawa this week.

Dr. Clark. who Is superintendent

I

an agricultural

postwar rehabilitation conference at the Central Experimental Foam at Ottawa.

Present were ten Experimental Farm Superintendents from five eastern provinces. the agricultural engineers and other re ants

ltivcs fram four agricultural col- leges and Dr. E. S. Archibald. tho Director and Staff at Central m- perlnientul Pann. 28 carefully pre- pared 15 minute papers. were given m, the Conference, with l5 minutes nr more of discussion following each paper. A lunch was provided each day by Experimental Farm Cafeteria.

Dr Clark's paper was on an ag- rucultural engineering training and postwar" rehabilitation. It In- dicated that there ls an increasing demand for agricultural *’ a

is the only one in Canada grant- ing degrees in agricultural engine coring. Most of the colleges and universities give courses in science for which credit will be given toward s. degree and several ex-

Local Pythians Celebrate Their 44th Anniversary

An enjoyable dinner function was held last night by members oi Lmpire Lodge, No l9, wright; of Pythias, in celebration of the 44th anniversary of the founding of the Lodge.

Bro, Jl-f. Williams. a charter member, presided, and in his op- ening remarks gave an interesting review of the organization and early history’ of the Lodge. Lt. Col. C. L MiicKay. only other surviv- ing charter member. was unavoid- ably absent.

The following toasts were duly honoured: The King, the National Antnem; the Grand Lodge. pro- posed by Bro. Lloyd Yea; Empire Lodge. Drvposcd by Bro. HR. Gil- lis, responded to by Bro J. '1‘. Mc- Kie; the Press. proposed by Bro. J A. McNuir, responded to by Bro. Neil Matheson; Silent toast. “Our departed Brothers."

Bro. Harold D McLean. vice ilranrl chiiiicellor. who was to have responded to tho toast to the Grand Lodge. was not able to be present.

Folloiviniz the toasts. an interest- ing talk or. thi- activities of the or- ganization was given by Bro. B. l". Tiiiiiev.

This was lullnvrcd by an exhibi- tion of motion pictures by Mr. B. Graham Rogers

A fine illm of the Slciliiiii cam- paign was shown. also views oi Prince Edawrd Island 1n techni- color.

The Sicilian Hiclurc was of sue- cial interest in view 0i’ the fact that Slcilv was the scene of the ancient Greek legend oi Damon and PYCIIIZIS. from which the Knights of Pvthlas derive their mine and flYIlCrIlﬂl inspiration.

The celebration ivhicli was largely attended. closed with "O Canada "

A. Y. P. A. Local Council Meets

On Thursday, December B, the newly formed Local Council of the Anglican Young People's Assoc- iation held their first Official meeting in Summcrside-

Before the business session the

officers were installed at an im- pressive service iii St. Mary's Church. In the absence of e

Chaplain of the Council, Rev. J- B. Nowe. the Installation was con~ ducted by Rev. S» J. Davies, Dean- ery Organizer The following off- icers were installed:-

Presldenl. - Nlrs. J. B» Nowc. Alberwn- Secrctary - Treasurer — Min

Birch, Port H1l.l.

this service the delegates retired to the hull whore u. full " was “

The University of Saskotchewati

have an lculturol endnwilll option in H» 4th you courses. 1n time Provinces d soil erosion will cull for Hi0 m- vlcu of undotborn train- odfortblsvvork. Dr. Ola-rt em- phasized. It In believed the Cunn- dfsn Legion lilumlon Services

courses In ll" and motor

um mechanics

the fact equipment for the meteors: station at the Charlottetown farm.

Dr. Olar was present u one from the delegation from this Pro- vince to the A I‘ Supplies Board which met In the Chateau Inurler. Ottawa, Dec. 6-8. At the close addresses were Riven by thcl Ministers of Alﬂ turn of the ‘several provinces, except Hon. Dr. . D. Bruce McMillan, Alta“ and Hon. Adelord Godbout who were not Drescnt but were represented bv their deputy-ministers. They nl pledged their support to the Agri- cultural programmes agreed upon. Hon, J. G. Gardiner, Minister of Agriculture gave the closing ad- dress, setting forth the Agricult- ural pr e for 1044. In the main, obiectlves are equal to or grelMr than those for i943. Dr. Clark reports.

CENTRAL GUARDIAN

Thls column I.| reserved lo,- nevvl of local Interest. but ndvertlslnt of l. newly mtun may be Insert-ed at five cents a word, strictly ply- ahla In advance.

CRASWELL for photographs.

UONFEDERATION LIFE INS UR- ANCE

WE HAVE few silver females also white face male and female foxes left. one pearl platinum male the coming fox. Act quickly. T. G Ives, phone I300. 11.

TRAIN AND FERRY-The train left Borden last evening wIt_ii passengers. arriving here with 65 passengers, at 7.40. The ferzy made 9 trips yesterday.

CAPT. WEIL VISITS CITY — Capt. P. G. Well of the National ‘Staff oi Red Cross Blood Donor ‘Services ha; been loaned 0o the .Red Cross by the Army to conduct ii scientific survey of Blood Donor Clinics across Canada. A visitor to Charlottetown this week. Capt. Weirs report on the work at the local clinic was very favorable. He expressed great satisfaction with the progress made and commend- ed those in charge. but emphasiz- ed the urgent need for more clon- ors. statimi that the number should soon Increase to 100 per week, Dr. Vveil left by plane yesterday on ,i'eiurn 1o Toronto.

LEARNS OF SISTERS DEATH --Mrs. J. Flemming. Stanley Bridge. received by wire the sad news that her sister Laura. Mrs.’ C. P. Bowness, had passed awnv. at the Greenfield Hospital. Mich- lzan. on Dec. 8. She hail been Ill since July but seemed to be Im- proving. Mrs. Flemming was mak- ing final aﬂangements to visit her sister when the news came the: she had suddenly passed away, Mrs. Bowness' many friends of this Province will hear of her death with sorrow.

EXPECTED HOME — Mr. and Mrs. Ira. M. Brown of Charlotte- town have received word that their son Leading Seaman L. G. Brown R.C.N.V.R.. has reached this side of the Atlantic and i5 now on his way home. isding S - Brown who was in the Dleppe operations with the Navy commandos has been serving in the Mediterranean area for the past two years. It 1s understood that Leading Seaman Charles Michael. son of Mr. Thom- Rs Michael of Charlottetown Is also on his way liome with Brown. The two boys have been serving 0o- gether in the Middle East.

REPORTED KILLED IN AC-

-I

A Siam" is n good at its stars-nnd when you're lallllng “m; hum", Islam ”

the

sy new Technicolor musical due Monday and Tuuhv n

the Prim-a LiIwai-d Theatre. yolfra saying something-for right m, "m.

It llic top of the cast are Betti Romero. been

IIIIIE. George Monfgomcr q They add much t» the vuhia goings-on of the nhli Ivliirhcii: culled tops m entertainment.

UPPER P

Breaking of Bread, Gospel Meeting Prayer Meeting,

GOSPEL HALL

All have sinned and come short of the Glory of God-Rom. 3:23.

RINCE ST.

Lord's Day, 10.30 A.M. Lord's Day 7.30 PM. Wednesday 8 P.M.

Chicken Supper

ported missmii. Sgt. Carrie's-pa?-

8 qnts, Mr. and Mrs. Hammond Cur-

rie. formerly belonged m Peakes Station. ’l‘hcy moved to Sydney about forty years ago and are now living In Montreal. His grandmo- ther. Mrs. Annie Currie. and an uncle Mr. Harry Currie. reside at Peakes Station. Another uncle. Mr Lloyd Currie. lives in Newbury- port. Mass.

TRINITY Y. P. U.—-The election of officers took place last night at. the regular weekly meeting of the Young PECJJIFS Union of Trinity United Church. Charlottetown. Pansy Mncliiislaiid was elected president. She Auccecds Leonard Jordan. Other officers include: vice-president. Lorne Finley: sce- retai-y. Doris Craswell. assistant. Marv Mills: treasuiwr. Evelyn Ma-

BIRTHS __I_.__.-__. __. .. _ . WILLIS — At Kingston. Dec. 5. 1943. to Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Wil- lis. a (laughter. IIICKOX — At Glen Valley. Nov. 6. 1943,10 Mr nnd Mrs Eldon Hickox a son. Kirk Coburn.

IIIARRIAGES DIXON-EASTER-At the Manse. Hiuitiei" River. on November 20, 1943. by Rev. L.M Murray. Margaret Bruce Easter of Hampshire t-a Wil- liam Boyd Dixon of Clyde River. llIGGlNS-MOORE-At the Manse. Hunter River. on November 20 - 4a. by Rev. L M Murray, Alltha Avice Moore of Hunter River to Melville George Higgins of Rout-h

Melville.

PRESTIDGE — MIcDONALD —Ab Zion Manse, on Friday December 10, 194.3, by the Rev. G. Carlyle Webster Muss Mildred Blanche MacDonald to Mr. Cyril Roderick Prestldge. both of Charlottetown. FITZGERALD — I-l q John Stone Church, Bmnt John, N. B, on November 27th 1943. by the Rev Canon Has-lam, D D. Eleanor

Frances. daughter of Mr. Herbert» Holl,

E, Holl and the late Charlottetown, P.E.I. ar- lck G. FII-zgcrald. son of the 1m Mr. and Mrs. James E. Iitagcrald Saint John. NB.

Mrs.

Ottawa. yesterday by Mr. 0111119. provincial treasury depart- ment. City, of the death of his ne- phew. Sgt. Ewen Cameron Currie. R.C.A.I‘.. who was reported killed in cation on Dec. 7. Sgt. Currie was u wireless gunner and enlisted in

TION — News was 1 .- from Walter

Publicity Sydney. N. 5., about two years ago.

Hooper, He graduated from the some train-

Miimn, ‘Ing centre and at the same time After as Flt. Sn George Acorn. Qhnr- I

iotmown. who was recently ra-

cu. , tatlvcs were present from the foll- owing branches: Alberbon; Port H111: st. Eleanors; summerslde: Rustler) and Milton. It was stat- ed that branches were being for- med at Oheary, Klldsrc Capes. and St. Peter's. llharlottetown.

A constitution for the Local Council drawn up by tha executive committee was dlseusse“ and af- ter a few changes was accepted by the Council.

Plans for the future werg dis- cussed and committees appointed on the followlnir proposals: a

Too Late To Clasify

WANTED—0NE 0R TWO LIGHT housekeeping rooms. No child- ren. Apply ABC care of Guard- Ilﬂ- 12-11-21.

T0 ma‘. iwo uivruitmsnuo

PNITllIIme excl-isms schema with the foliowéag conveners: Worship, Mm Ellie Hooper. Milton; mir- icatlon. Mrs. Vernon England.

Al. berton: Fellowship, M“; 151mm, Harrison. Summerside. work, Mm.

Yen. Port Hill-

A ﬁﬂﬂmlme wu p fated to BMl-IIN 1M0 the possrlllty of. holding I Bummer school.

Plans were made for a com- petition between the vgrloug bran L 1101' Pfesentlnl the bcstl "he C Ply in th I .

Afar l few athei- lncss were transacted Rev. S. I Davies Flld tribute w the fine work a the executive committee under the leadership of Mn. Nowe which hid drlWn up in Qmgllgng lleudn. and shown such keen in- terest in the proliﬁc of m, A. y.

P. A.

11mi- onlov ' mo» h» msllill yrs-s nalltlﬂillll the Benediction bv Ven. Arch-I

.-

hcawd rooms. Apply Guardian 13-11-11.

For Foot Ailments CONSULT H. J. A. BROWN. D.P. ORTHOPEDIC

CNIRCPCIIIST

ll! Great George Strap! CIIARLOTTETOWN. PJJ.

o. n. rim-hm.

Former Charlottetown Man Buried In Quincy |

QUINCY. Mm. Dec. 10-10?)- Funeral seylces were held today for John L. Glllls. 55. native of Charlottetown. who died Wednes. dny at his home in South Quincy.‘ RNl-lkm High Mass was celebrat- ed at St. John's Church. Mr. Gll- , lls. s resident of South Quincy for , ‘J0 veers 1s survived by his wff‘ and hm dluahtcrs, llesnor and Flor-

DEATII S

MncGENNlS-At the Provincial Sanatorlum on December 0, 1943. Michael J. MacGennis. Elllotvale age 33 years. Funeral from his late residence Saturday. December 11, to St. Joachinrs Church. Vernon River. leaving the house at 9 o'- clock.

BELL/Ill — At the lioine of her niece Mrs. Arthur Robertson. Dust Royalty, Mrs. William Sellar in her

02nd year. The remains are root-v

Ing at the Cutcliffc Funeral Home until noon Sunday then to Trinity United Church. scrvlce starting at 2 DJﬂv-JIIWIIIIBIIC in the People's Cemetery

FRANCIS — At the Prince Edward Island Hospital on December ll. I943. George H. Francis of Fortune Bridge. aged 24 years. The N- malna will be forwarded from the Gutcllffe Funeral Home to his late residence today where funeral ser-

vices will be held Monday after- noon. service starting at 2 mm. Interment in the Bay Fortune Cemetery.

and drawing In aid 01' UNDERTAKER St. Ann's Church, Hope EMBALMEI River, Dec. 1a. _ ﬁfr';:",g$:h;§l Please send stubs. i "m" I" . m.» ~-

g. Card Of Th

Yr

’ N.D. MacLean

~ an. v\$:>

theson" assistant. Donald Bunt- nln: convcners: fellowship, Annie Mac-Kay. associate Jean McLeod; missions. Blanche Howatt. associ- iite Erma Mallett; citizenship. Vern MacKenzle, associate. Hank Rule; culture. Miriam Raynor associate Peter MacDonald: social. Milton Cutcllffe. associate. Marlon Dock- endorff. Pianist Shirley Darracli. Kay MacEachern; reporter. DOIII Sellar, Louise Rogerson. Doris Craswell conducted a devotional period. Blanche Hewett led prayer and Miss MacDougall show- ed slides of the St. Colombo House In Montreal. At a recreation period games were conducted by Blamnc Howatt and Alex Large. A sing- song was led by Len Jordan. Arthur Vessey, of York, was s. truest

Rev. GM. Crowley. C.SS.R. of tho Holy Redeemer Rectory. cllv. who underwent a serious operation at the Charlottetown Hospital is steadily improving but will be l ps- tlent for sometime yet.

anks

Mrs. William E. Proﬂtt and forn- lly wish to thank their friends and neighbors for their many acts of

Ikindness during their bereavement. Also for floral tributes enii mes- sages of sympathy. -

IN MEMORIAM

In loving memory of Llewellyn. who departed December ll. 1942.

Gone dear Aunt. gone forever llow I miss your milling fsca But vou left me to remember Nona on earth can take your PM‘ A happy home we once ciiinycd How sweet the memory still

But death has left a loneliness The world nun never ﬂll.

I often slf. and think of vnu

m I un all ulauo

For memory In the only friend That. grief can call Its own.

Llh ivy on the withered oak When all other things decay

My love for you will sflll keep 3"“ And never fade away.

Inserted by Her Nelcc. Mrs. Cameron Reid. 12-11-11.

In Memoriam

Ada Mi this II"

In loving memory of our dear Son.

JAMES A. MmcLI-ZAN

v-nzni R. c. N. v. n. "h" hm his life at the Knlllhls n! Columblln Hostel Fire. SI- Johnb. Newfoundland. Dec- 12. 1942.

Sadly Mlsscd by Father, Mother and Brother.

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