..'Mr. Alex MacDonald. Char- gomtown, was a recent visitor to Murray River.

A. B. Judson Nicolle of H. M. C. S. Stadacona is spending fifteen days leave at the home of his par- Mr. and Mrs. Leeland Nicolle. Murray River.

Mr. and Mrs. Basil Johnston and children. Wendy. Larry and Billy. Fortune. were Sunday visitors at the home of Mrs. Johnston's par- ents Mr. and Mrs. William Keenan. Murray River.

Mr. James Glover. student of P. W. C. spent the past week-and at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. David Glover. Murray River.

Mr. and Mrs. Lewis White and little Miss Patsy White. Charlotte- town. were recent visitors at the home of -Mrs. White's brother and sister-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Maclreod. Murray River.

Mr. and Mrs. Roland Moore. Char- lottetown. and Mrs. Moore's mother. Mrs. Sadie Macl.eod. who is spend- ing the winter in Charlottetown. nere Sunday visitors to Murray River. visiting with friends and relatives.

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Walton and children Donna and Larry, York.

were Sun y visitors to High Bank ta

guests of rs. Welton's parents. Mr. and Mrs. John W. MacLean.

Miss Joan Sharam. Charlottetown. spent the past week-end in Murray River. guests ot,Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Macklnnon.

The many friends of Mrs. Clar- ence Nicolle. Murray River, are pleased to hear she has returned to her home after her recent operation in the P. E. Island Hospital. much improved in health.

Pte. Maynard MacDonald and Miss Letha Houston. Charlottetown. were recent visitors to Murray River, guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred MacLeod.

Mr. and Mrs. Royal White left recently for Boston. Mass.. and New Jersey. where they will visit with friends and relatives.

Mrs. Oliver Hume and children Alden and Larry. Charlottetown. are spending a few weeks in Mur- ray River. at the home of her bro- ther-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Royal White.

Miss Jeanie Macltlnnon. Murray River. was a visitor to Charlotte- town on Saturday.

Miss Mary Lou MacDonald, has returned to Charlottetown after spending the past month in Murray

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..'rhe sudden death occurred at her home in Montague on Tues- day. January 25th of Mrs. Duncan MacDonald in her flllth year. Born in Lower Montague. Mrs. Mao- Donald was the former Florence Peters, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. George E. Peters.

Surviving her are her husband Duncan. one brother. Capt. George Peters. Sydney. N. s.. and two sisters. Bernice in Calgary and Millie. Mrs. Beamen. Montreal.

The funeral will be held from St. Andrews Presbyterian Church. Montague. and interment will be in the Lower Montague Cemetery.

Imperial Oil Earnings For 1954

TORONTO (CP)- Consolidated net earnings of Imperial Oil. Ltd.. for 1954 are estimated by the com- pany at 349,500,000. or about 31.66 a share. compared with 847,984,515, or 81.60 a share. in 1953. The fig- ures are after provision for income

x. J. R. white. president. said the figures are subject to review by the c ,y's auditors. Audited figures would be published in the annual report in April.

River. guest of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Macbeod.

Mr. Sterling Whitewey. Charlotte- town. spent the past week-end at his home in Murray River.

Miss Anne Ferguson. student of P. W. C.. spent the past week-end at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ferguson. Murray River.

Mr. Vernon Macl.esn. Charlotte- town. spent the past week-end at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Peter MacLean, Murray River.

Mr. Albert Gallant, Charlottetown, spent the past week-end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lemuel Brehaut. Murray River.

Mr. Gavin Macbeod. Murray River. was a recent visitor to Char- lottetown.

Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Johnston and children Sadie and Gary. Sturg- eon. were recent visitors to Murray River, guests of Mrs. Johnston's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Gavin Mac- Leod.

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Personals

Mrs. Russell Moore. Highbank. was a recent visitor to her sister. Mrs. David Sorrey. Montague.

Her many friends are happy to see Mrs. George Sorrey home af- ter lher illness in the P. E. I. Hos-

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Mr. and Mrs. were visiting their parents. and Mrs. George Sorrey, week.

Her many friends are happy to see Mrs. Ernest '.'.'oodgste, Vic. toria Cross, home after her recent

David Stewart Mr. last

operation in the Kings County Hospital. ..'Mrs. Alex Jackson left yes-

terday morning for Centralla. 0nt., for a month's visit with her son- in-law and daughter. LAC. Eric and Mrs. Butler.

FISN, DAME MEETING

The monthly meeting of the Prince County Fish and Game Association will be held in the Town Hall, Borden. Friday, January 28, at 8 o'clock. interesting Agenda. Bird caning competition.

Everyone welcome. N. E. MacLEOD, Secretary.

service is invited to attend.

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Training season is now well under way and a. full attendance is requested on each Wednesday evening. A new entry course will be commencing within the next two weeks. and any man or woman

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Above is the 3rd Charlottetown Boy Scout Troop sponso ad by the Kirk of St. James.

Front row: Petrol Seconder. Briah Wilkins; Patrol Leader. Scott Rog- ers; Troop Leader Derek Buntaln:

MONTREAL. (CP) - Canada's two big railways have announced they will chop healthy chunks of running time from their Montreal Toronto to Vancouver schedules. They credited diesel power for the extra speed.

in a spectacular move to lure passenge 3. C dian Pacific Rail- way sdd Tuesday the time on the westward trip will be cut by 16 hours. and the eastward by 12V: hours. It will be the biggest such reduction in Canada's rail history, a spokesman said.

Canadian National Railways also announced it will fully dieselize il.s' transcontinental pas- senger train services and this will enable the line to "considerably reduce" its running time. No spe- cific times were mentioned.

EFFECTIVE APRIL 24

Both reductions will become ef- fective at midnight April 24, which is the date most of Canada switches from standard to day- light time and also the normal date of timetable changes.

Under the new schedules. the Z704-mile Toronto-Vancouver run will be made by the CPR's crack train ”The Canadian" in 67 hours, 55 minutes- 15 hours and 35 mi- nutes less than at present. The Vancouver - Toronto trip will be made in 68 hours and 45 minutes,

BEAR RIVER

..tFriends and relatives of Mrs. Thomas McGough are sorry to hear of her Illness and all wish her a speedy recovery.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles McCloskey and Mr. Robert Gallant. motored to the City Friday on business.

The farmers of Bear River and New Zealand are busy moving their potatoes, the weather been mild.

Mrs. Stephen Hughes and John returned home. after spending the week-end visiting friends in Char- Iotlelown.

Miss Bernice McGough. daughter of Roach McGough. has received her discharge from the R. C. A. F. and is now residing at her home in Bear River.

Miss Mary Montgomery has left recently for Montreal. where she will spend some time with rela- tives.

Mr. Jimmie Pitre was a week- end visitor to Bear River at the home of Reg. Hughes.

The weekly card play was held at St. Margaret's Hall on Wednes- day cvening. There was a large attendance.

Messrs. Melvin Skeehan and Burns MacDonald returned to Cornwallis. after spending the holidays at their homes in Bear River.

Martin McGough and Norbert Hughes motored to Souris on a business trip on January 21.

Tues Veld is presently employed at the pulp yards in Sourls.

Miss Aileen McGnugh returned to Waltcrnale. where she is teach- ing school. after spending the week- end with her parents in Beer Riv- er.

Donnie Burke of Rollo Bay is a frequent visitor to Bear River. Miss Joan Hughes. student U. C. C.. spent the week-end at

her home in Bear River.

SORE FEET

Athlete”: Foot-rm .5... burning. aching. painful to walk on? Rub briskly with Dr. Chase's Ana. septic Ointment. Soothea tortured weary feet quicklyr-relieves soreness. Itchln . chafing. Also for painful

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Rail Lines To Chop Time From Trans-Continent Run

.3rcI Charloiielown Scout Troop

Patrol Leader. John Fielding; Pat- rol Seconder, Lloyd White; Scout lan Miller.

second row: Scoutmsster. Ralph Dumont: Scouts Ron Cameron: Garth H088: Ron Macvicar; Don

13 hours and five minutes faster than the present schedule.

N. R. Crump. CPR. vice-president who announced the s c h e d ul e change, said "The Canadian," fea- turing observation domes and stainless steel lines. will make the Montreal - Vancouver trip - 2,881 miles-in 71 hours and 10 minutes. exactly 16 hours less than at pres- ent. Eastward. the new time will be 70 hours. 20 minutes. compared to the present 82 hours, 50 minutes.

CNR time to Vancouver from here now is 37 hours 25 minutes.

The accelerated schedule means one night less on the journey - just less than three full days in all.

MONTAGUE W. M. S.

..'The regular meeting of Trinity W. M. s.. Montague. was held at the home of Mrs. Cailum Bruce, Tuesday, Jan. 18. with seventeen members answering roll. Rev. J. M. Fraser was present at the be- ginning of the meeting to install the officers for the ensuing term. Devotional period was led by Mrs. Robert Machon. assisted by Mrs. Ethan Stewart and Mrs. George Nicholson.

Mr. J. M. Fraser and Mrs. Leon Johnstone read letters of thanks from Halifax Port and Toronto for relief parcels sent. It was brought to the attention of the members that World Day of Pray- er would be held. Friday. Feb. 25. The treasurer, Mrs. Lester Mac- Leod, gave a very encouraging financial report. followed by the penny fund report read by Mrs. Wiggington. It was noted that 370 hospital calls. 178 shut-in calls, 153 sick calls. 233 cards, and 175 treats had been given out in the year 1954. Miss Alva Brehaut conducted the study book period in a new and very interesting manner. 36 hospi- tals. 14 shut-in. 19 cards, 15 siclr calls. and is treats were reported for the month of January.

The next meeting will he held at the home of Mrs. George Nic- holson with devotion led by Mrs. Hume. Refreshment will be under the charge of Mrs. Leo Coiling: and Mrs. J. E. Fraser. After the offering was receivedthe meeting closed with Mizpah benediction. Following the meeting lunch was served and a social hour enjoyed.

Why Are Some Children Spoiled? In up children, patience can be overdone says Dr. Benjamin Spock. This re- nowned expert on child care maintains that children want

firm guidance. and it should be given before

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they become spoiled nuisances. In The Stan- dard this week: Dr. Spock offer. parents some sound advice on how not to spoil children, parti- cularly at an early age. It i. well worth reading in this week's issue of The Standard, Read it in The Standard - on sale now. complete with Maga- sine, 12.-page novel and 20 pages of comics! Only ten emu,

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Currie; Gordon Goldie. Back row: scouts Bob Lord: Fred Curtis; John Owen; Ron Giills: Bill Prowse; John Curtis.

Absent: Assistant Scoutmaster, Don Martin.

Linotype Company Official Passes

MONTREAL. (CP)-Robert Hal- sey. 77. associated with the Cana- dian Linotype Company for some 45 years. died Monday. in his work he served newspaper pub- lishers throughout eastern Canada. from Quebec to Newfoundland. Fu- neral will be held Wednesday.

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Trinity Men's . Supper Meeting

"op-my.(our men and boys attend- ed the January supper-meetinx 0f the Trinity's Men's Association hell in Macltenzle Hall. Montague. re- cently. The presldent. Arnold Wightrnan. conducted the meeting. with Calvin Smith as secretary- Douglas Coffin led the hymn-Sing and Robert Murray rendered two violin solos. with Mrs. J. M. Fraser as accompanist.

Several visitors and new membe . were introduced and welcomed to the fellowship.

Dr. Bud lugs introduced the guest speaker. Dr. George Fisher Of Charlottetown. who gave a very interesting nddress.. emphasizlnr the productivity of the soil on P. E. I. and the opportunities pre- sented to our people, in contrast with less favorable parts of the world. As an example Dr. Fisher cited the impoverished state of parts of rural Greece and Mac- edonia. The speaker had visited these and other countries while on- gaged in the work,of rehabilitation after World War Two. and brought

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his illustrations from Jfirst hand knowledge. He also the significance of the Cllrlluln Church in community life and com; mended the Boy 300111 ---v for its influence on youth-

Mr. L. M. Macxlnnon exvremd the thanks of the association for the address given. and for special music presented in the PI'0BTlm- Mr. Vincent White and Mr. Donald Mgcuod the ladies for the bountiful meal. The Rev. J. M. Fraser closed the meetlnl WW1 benediction.

U. S. Has Plans F.o Pipeline In Spain

MADRID (AP) -- The United States is going to build a 600-mile. s4o.ooo,ooo "big inch" pipeline in Spain to gupply jet fuel to five American air bases in the country. A British firm has already been awarded a ss.ooo.ooo contract to provide the pipe. The MP9 1130 Wm stretch from Rota. on the Mediter- ranean. to Zaregosa, northeast of Madrid.

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