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110i’! RIVER, Queens County—105 acres, 50 acres cleared. lnce sawmill lumber, hard and eoit ﬁrewood. Wire fenced- , ' house. Burn so’ x so’. School 1-4 mile. Price tlono. Terms.

BRISTOL. Lot 10-88 ecree. 25 cleared, balance eoft firewood. Milled hone, large barn, other buildings. Price $1200.

OCEAN VIEW. Ilelr Surrey ll. It. Station. 125 acres, Includ- aeree o! good eewlnlil lumber, hard and eolt firewood. "T" $1.100. Discount for quick sale.

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C0 LD STORAGE Montague

Sealed offers are request- ed before noon of December 20th for the purchase of a‘ lot llt the North East corner of the City's properly 8i Spring Park. With 109 T001 frontage on Maipeque Road and 150 foot depth. Particu- lars and conditions, includ- ing condition for annual ground rant in lieu of taxes

" to be inspected at City ‘ Clerk's office, Charlotte- town, .Dec. 12th, 1944.

Stock i-llarkets A Glance

WINNIPEG. Dec. Shippers on the Winnipeg Glaill Exchanile toctuvv shipped 100.000 bushels of No. 5 northern wheat to the Lakehead for all rail ship- ment to eastern feeders.

CHICAGO. Dec. 15 —- (AP) - Gllins registered minor trains ill earlv futures trading today but the demand failed to iollov: thrown and prices eased buck shortlv be- forjetthe cl All markets were quie .

MONTREAL. Dec. 15 -—-(CP) — After beinit irrellular for most of the dav in trad-mil on the stock Exchange and Club Market too-sly a nulmbcr o! firm spots developed in late deals and industriais and banks went to new tops in the in- dices and papers were hiuher. Ut- ilities and welds were marked down TORO (GP

NTO. The gold stocks w aiterrloon session

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one and owed little net chant-re.

NEW YORK. Dec 15 - (AP

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MONTREAL. Dec. 15 - lCP) — Produce prices todnv reported by the Dominion Department of Aeri- cuiture follow:-

EiGGS: Graded shipments: spot A Large 36: A Medium 31-33 w: Pulicts 25-27 l’; B 20-29; C 19-20.

BUTTER: Wholesale iubbinil pasteurized fresh and storaae Que No l 95 56-35 ‘.9: No 2 pas‘ i ed 34 06-35: current receipt Q1111 N0- 1 pasteurized 35 del Mtl: No 2 34 del ti: til-st cradle creanlerv prints

ob price 36 ‘/(l'37: first erode sol- ds. lob price 36-36 is.

CHEESE: Curemt wilitc. westem 20 FOB. Que 2i Li: wholesale white for local trade and export western 20 11/18-21, Que 22 ‘Kl-ZZ ‘t.

POTATOES: '15 lb. bans local N0 l . l; No 2 .75: 10010110110- . . 1.25-1.40: PE.I. 1.40- 1.50

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MARKET PRICES YESTERDAY Eggs, per doz. gotatoes. 75 lb. baz

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Oranges. doz.

Tomatoes. lb.

New cabbage each New beets. 5 lb

Fowl

Fresh Cod, lb.

island cauliflower, each New potatoes. pk- Squash, lb.

Apples, doz.

Apples. pk.

Turnips. each

"arussell Sprouts. lb.

Carrots. i0 lbs. Parsnips. 4 lb. sweet Potatoes. lb. Mushrooms. box Spinach, lb. Tomatoes Grapefruit Cramberrles

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The Charlottetown scout-er‘: Club held its monthly meeting on ‘fucs- day. Dec. 5th. The vice-president occupier the chair in the absence oi the president. The cost oi.’ Zip’ plea. tass. and cans for Apple Day was paid to tne chairman who, ill tum. sent it the Provincial President.

Then the subject of an Island paper to promote Scouting was discussed. It was decided that a mimeographcci paper would take too much oi the Scouters‘ work and time, so, at the suggestion o! Mr. Davies. a committee was ap- pointed to look into the ossibil- ties o! getting the Guard an 0f- flce to print a four-page, monthly

' ti committee consisting of

steiio. R. Edgecombe. and Grace Diamond was appointed to make preparations for Boy Scout Week which will be held about the middle of next February.

Mr. Davies gave a general know- ledge test oi’ famous quotations and then have an interesting talk on some of the Second Class Tests. The meeting closed with a lunch served by the girls and a hearty sing-song in which everyone Dar- ticipllted.

Aid ln Prairie Reforestation

Saskaklolrs Exhibition Boy Scout Troop, made up of the city's cut- standing Scouts from all 'I‘roops recently undertook to collect hun- dreds of thousands of maple seeds to be used by the Provincial De- partment oi Agriculture in its prairie reforestation scheme. The, Scouts netted $200 for Scout chur- ities through their effort.

Scouts Win Navy Commissions

In an address in Montreal. Capt. .Paul W. Earl, R..C.N.V.R.. revealed that o! forty Montreal districtSea Scouts to enlist in the Royal Can- adian Navy, 28 are new commis- sioned officers. Three have reach- ed the rank of Commander and .three others Lieut. Commander. i"One of the first questions we ask an applicant for n commission is whether or not he has been a B-"y Scout," Capt. Earl snid.

Form Old Scouts’ Association

An "Old Scouts’ Association of Ontario" was formally launched recently. Membership is limited to men who were former Boy Scouts and who wish to give active sill)“ port to the development and wel- ‘lﬂli! of the Boy Scout Movement. Ray McLaughlin o! Oshawa is the first president, and William Irving Hearst, K.C.. the vice-president. Dr. Kenneth Rogers, Canadian head of the Big Brother Move- ment is one. of the directors.

Investiture ln A Garden

When the parents oi a. Vancou- ver Boy Scout were unable through illness in the home to witness their son's investiture at Troop head- quarters, the Troop visited the home where the boy was invested n the lawn where his parents could lvitn ss the ceremony. The father was himself a former Boy Scout allrl possesses a Certiﬁcate of Merit presented to him by

Nazis May liavc A

Glifmﬂﬂy indicates that Adolf Hit- lers close followers have prepared for ﬁve years oi’ underground war- fare against the Allles,after the‘

Chieftain Heinrich Himmlcfsmus- tcr plan for tile struggle. as pieced together from information now a- vailable from various sources.

for underground warfare in last two months of i943 and these

inside Germany.

nearly all Associations will gather in Ottawa December 9. 10. expansion of the Boy ScoutMove- ment after the war. include the recruiting and training of hundreds of new leaders, the increasing of Scout ' increased campaign activities, and the development of a larger stat! of full time workers in [he Move- ment. nor-General. Chief Scout for Cun- nda, attended the afternoon slonion_Dec_e_r_nber_llth.

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ALSDORF, Germany, Dec, (AP) — Information from-

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lermnn Army collapses. I This ls the picture of Gestapoi

Himmler started laying theplalrls are

plans now are being carried out

Already picked S.S. troops have been established 1n underground strongholds and hospitals in the Austrian. Bavarian and Italian Alpine area and it is the plan of Nazi leaders to flee to that region when the German military mach- ine coliapse comes. Only true and tried party members will be al- lowed to enter the strongholds.

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Lord Baden-Powell personally in recognition of meritorious work in connection with a disastrous fire at Portage la Prairie in i922.

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ihe Alpine zlreu sufficient lg c1rry~ on for a long period. l S.S. men and party members un- able to reach the Alpine strong_ holds would be assigned to direct- ing partisan activities from sllcl‘. [nieces as the Black Forest or out of the Wily villages. Himmler aca- demies now are training both mo“ and women in sabotage tactics vltlich would be employed by par- tisan bands. In order to hinder Allied police In running down party members during the occupation Himmler has in the past few months insti- tuted a widespread program to os- tablish double identities for his henchmen. Identity cards of .‘Ol- diers killed at the front, or of civ- ilians killed in air raids, have been given to S.S. men and Nazi wom-

en.

The idea is to create as much.

confusion as possible in Germany and give the Allies a tremendous task in unscrambling oﬂicial rec- ords. A propaganda campaign will be carried on along the some lincs which the old Nazi Party followed when it was illegal in Germany. Nazi followers have been instrucL- ed to Join all political movements and use them as loudspeakers for Nazi ideas. Funds have been cach- ed around Germany to support this campaign. _

A head propaganda oﬂlcc will be, established from which orders will go out to Nazi followers in other European countries and in South‘ America. The main object will be to create a state of chaos and dis- trust within Europe which will keepi the Allies occupied.

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_In old England they had many dishes which we seldom hear o! now. There was "frumenty," a dish made of wheat which is still some. limes served in Yorkshire. ale . sot, Silropruire “v/igs", and cal-m. W" bum dliiilcd ale. Yule dough; or "dows" were eaten ev- erywhere, and in Coventry they made their iamous Godcelre. ‘ran- sy. too. was a favorite dish. This was made with eggs and cream, flavored with the juice of tansy. an extremely bitter, aromatic herb, In addition there was Christ-mil brawn, “connyngeﬂ in gravy, m5 a [lost of dishes that ave cine. died out.

Christmas was never a national festival in Scotland, but at this period of the year new "sowens" were always eaten. These were made from the husk: and sifting: oi oatmeal mixed with molasses, and to all accounts were delicious.

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