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9310 I0 improve the keeping quali. "95 03 3110 product .are described." nlnderpest XVI. Page Summary: A satisfactory cumplment ilxation test for rin- derpest is reported. The antigen -I5 53-Tl-IY DIOdllOGd in large quan. titties and readily standardized. The titer of the antigen is main- tained for long periods when stor- ed irozen. Beating the antigen 101' sixty minutes It ecc. inactiv-

ates the virus, but the antigenic- ity is unimpaired. The test is of great value in measuring the virus content of eggs used for vaccine production. or seed virus for egg innoculation”. I

The above articles indicate the outstanding contribution Canadian and United States scientists have made to assist in making possible the complete eradication of rin- clerpest from Thailzinrl; which further indicates the possibility of FAO wiping out this dread disease of cattle throughout the world.

"FBI GIRL" THRILLING FILM

-Audiences at the Capitol The- atre are being thrilled to capacity by the generous portions of ex- citement. suspense and action in the Llppert Pictures release, "FBI Girl", now showing on the screen.

Keynote or suspense in the nlm is set by its spell-binding tale of a beautiful FBI ollice girl who risks instant death by underworld bullets in helping government agents set a trap for some politi- cal mobsters.

Audrey Totter plays the part of the courageous young lady, por-

traying her exciting maneuvers in the no-man's-land of crime with alluring lnten:ity. Cesar Romero and George Brent carry the pic- ture's swift and excltlngiaction with the firm sssuredness of troupers. and Tom Drake delivers strongly on the romantic lead. Of particular weight is the sterling performance contributed by Ray- mond Burr as the political strong- arm man.

SPICY PLANT The wild onion. 2 atrong-scent- ed. pungent herb, is found in the Prairie Provinces and Ontario.

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Fiaent living-electrically" sum or Iaetdoodl1G-lDonleti.oyoorod;b-

I bonthodd. Theo you'll And opvlloocu opodolly dooigoed to handle even xhooooholdsndoonlb. Illlokly. oeooeunh . tally. You 6-! Dealer will Ihdl! ldomouooce. He'll also amuse terms

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' until you've "quollly-compared"

your wcshdnys :

The G-E Water water for the

ever before, with

Here's the labour-sayirig team that will lighten

a ; help you accomplish your

entire laundry routine in a few pleasant hours.

Heater assures plenty of hot heaviest washes. Your G-E

Washer gives you s faster, cleaner wash than

every piece individually soaked,

flexed and gently scrubbed. With your Rotary I roner ybu sit down to iron, comfortably relaxed, while it does the work-taming Ilstwork ironing time in half. Your G-E Dealer will help you plan your all-electric laundry. He'll also be pleased to demonstrate the entirely new G-E Automatic gwasher and Automatic Dryer.

cW;N'AoTl,'A'Ne GENERAL sI.'ecn”Ic icomnfnvi LIMITED yMAJOl APPLIANCE DEPARTMENT-MONTIIIAI. '

Tier! II I50-C;nodhn Oooorol Elodvk lode Programme CIC Dominion Network Every Solmloy lvonlng 0:30 lJ.I'.'

Halon to In Canadian General llloeia-Io Radio Programme CBO Dom lnlon Network Every Sunday Evening 0:00 A.S.'l.'.

llative of crapavdl Passes In lI.S.A..

Word has been received by Mr. Auread Mcvittie, crspaud, that his sister-in-law, Mrs. John Mc- vlttle, (nee l-lilda Mary smith)). as, died at her home p in Dash Point. W .. on'November 22nd.

Bssidos' pr husband she is sur- vived by I daughter. Jean. Mira.- George Paycinson, Dash Point; a sister, Ruby. Mrs. Ira Goodrich. Detroit; a. brother, Marcel smith. Seattle; three grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. A son. Walter, predeceased her in Oc- tober. 1938.

Funeral services were held in c. C. Meilinger Memorial Funeral Church on November 26. Rev. Douglas Northrup oliiciating. Burial was in Mt. View Cemetery-

TEN -MILE HOUSE W. I.

The monthly meeting of Ten Mile House Women's Institute was held at the home at Mrs. Charles con-lgan with six members and one visitor present.

The president presided and opened the meeting by the "Ode" followed by the "Creed." The minutes of the previous -meeting were read and signed. The roll call was answered by paying a dime and asking a riddle. '

The reports oi the committees were given and it was decided to

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Molllson Hardware lid.

SUMMERSIDE

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Toombs Music Store

Electrical Apglllances Phone 185-L

rlottctown

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Hunter River

Cousins Radio. Service

SALES and SERVICE

Phone 6-4

leIley's Department Store

0,LEARY - PHONE 8

Burke Electric Ltd.

v ELEcTiucAL CONTRACTORS

send fruit to a sick member. New committees are, sick, Mrs. Helen Smith and Mrs. Charles Corri- gan; school, Mrs. Bernard Mc- Quaid and Josephine Fitz-Pat- rick.

It was decided to give the trus- tees sv60.00 to pay on toilets in the school, also to give 53.00 to buy treats for school children at Christmas.

Mrs. smith then gave an inter- esting account of the meeting she attended at Parkdale Hall.

A grab bag was held which real- ized the sum of ninety cents. Mrs. Smith invited the mem- bera ifor the next meeting at which the roll call will be ans- wered by: "What You Look For- ward To In The New Year,” and the programme will be a ”sing- Sonx.

Mrs. corrlgan then served I. de-

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I have heavy bookings

Will you please leave my next loading.

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problems.

POULTRY

- LOADING w

LIVE POULTRY - DRESSED TURKEYS TUESDAY. DECEMBER I6 .

Swiftls buyers until 2 o'clock. Can some of you come early? Taking 12 noon to 12:45 out for meals.

Canadian storage stocks on fowl again with fresh receipts heavy.

Poultry meats slip into the doldrums following the present holiday's market flurry. To prices, considerable liquidation of h ens Suggest you carefully study your individual poultry If you decide to sell some birds, do it now

while you have the excitement and strength of the present market.

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KENSINGTON

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I-PHILISKAVIE electric shaver. a really grand gift. Gourlie's Rox- all Drug Store.

-pron -nus gift. in ours to click. Parker "21" pen and pencil set. Gourlie's Rexall Drug Store.

.-THE GTE? FOR HIM. Frank

Medico liter cooled pipes. Gour- lle's Rexall Drug Store. -SURPRISE. Give your near

ones a hearing aid for Christmas. We also carry all batteries and cords. for all makes. Foley Drug Store, Summerslde.

--LODGE ELECTS OFFlCEBS- There was a good attendants at a regular communication of zet- land Lodge A. F. and A. M. held in the Masonic Hall, Alberton. on Thursday evening. After routine business the election of omcerl for the coming year took place and resulted -as follows: Maxwell Cameron, Worshlpiul MEster;V

McKay, senior Warden; Hes h Profit. Junior Warden; Wauou Hardy, Chaplain; Charles John-

ston, Senior Deacon; Walter Wells, Junior Deacon; John C. Matth- ews, treasurer; Herbert Clark, sec- retary: Don Campbell, tyler. The installation of officers takes place on St. John's night, followed by reireshments and a social hour.

. HEALTH HERBS

In medieval times practically every plant was supposed to have some special medicinal value.

licious lunch. assisted by Mrs. Herbert Corrigan.

The meeting closed with "God Save tThe Queen."

ATTENTION

Our stores will remain open every evening from Dec. 15th to Dec. 24th inclusive.

WADDELL BROS. ' and PARKER CANFIELD

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MUTUAL FIDE. IN SURANCE

COMPANY ESTABLISHED I685

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other property have DOUBLE!) in recent years: We shall be

AGENTS

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insurance policies for. vs your:

once. Old pollelu ngw obsol- ' t costs for homes and

you without charge. No obliga-

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Bridge. 6. M. GRANT. Charlottetown. FRANK I. GALLANT. Welllngh

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Summer st. summersld.

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INSURANCE I Summer at. Sununenide y "'0": "H 2 W. CIIESTEN S. MZOMIIIALII T. Earle Hickey '-"'-'"- Hovenon Noun. EW- LLB.

(Chartered Accountant Canadian Bank or Commerce Money to I.oa.na omce formerly occupied hy Lsto Heath strong. K. 0,,

Collections Promptly Attended To.

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CAMEO THEATRE

KEN SINGTON

Friday-Saturday 7:15-9:15; Matinee 3:30 on Saturday. John Ford presents ”WAGONMASTER", starring Ben Johnson, Joanne Dru, Harry Carey Jr., Ward Bond. with the deeds . . . the humor . . . the excitement of : pioneer days. Also Serial and News. Please note

change in Matinee time-3:30 instead of 2:30.

CAPITOL Summerside

TODAY (Saturday) 2:30-7:10-9:20

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' An Exciting Amazing Picture l ' "F. B. 1. GIRL” : with Cesar ltomero. Geo. Brent and Audrey Totlcr WOMAN ON A MAN HUNT Helknew all the angles--especially hers. - AND -

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