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CENTRAL GUARDIAN

This column ll reserved for news oi local interest, but advorhlllll of a newly nature may be inserted at five cents s. word, strictly pay- l in adganoe

I Tris§ UONFEDII-ATION urn insure - mo:

ILAIWOOD. -— Unloading l It. hrkﬂl. Ideal lindlin ‘Ood. H. R. 1MB G O0. a w 2-1-21.

POLICE COURT-One man ap- peared before the StIDBiidiai-y Mag- istrate in yesterdays Police Court. He was chﬂrsed with being drunk and incapable, and received a. sent- ence of 06-00 bail estreat.

Blood nors ooms. s. P" “tibia M“ Bi-Nct. 2-8-11.

PURCHASE PROPERTY — The Ross property, two dwellings one containing u store, on the cor- ner of Richmond and Hillsboro Streets was sold by public Auction Monday by W. H. Benton Auc- tioneer for $3.500 to Wheatley Bros. ﬁst Royalty. The house- hold goods auctioned In room lots gere also purchased by Wheatley ros.

FUNEPIAL YESTERDAY- The funeral of the late Mr. J. W. Rattray was held yesterday after- noon from the McLean Funeral Home. Rev. G. Carlyle Webster officiated at the home and grave The pallbearers ivere Messrs. Jack McLurE. Fenton McLura. Leslie

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—-EXTRA — NEWS OF THE DAY

ADVANCE SALE 0F EVENING TICKETSAT OUR BOXOFFICE EVERY AFTERNOON FROM 3-5 P.M.

Roy and Trigger Star In llsw Film

“Mali From Music Ivlountaln" is the title of die latest Republic picture starring Roy Rogers. which opens to-day at the Capitol ’I'hea- tre, and will play 3, season oi days.

Supporting Rogers is a big cast, iitclildlng Earth Terry, ‘Ilio Sons 0f The Pioneers Pat Brady, and Paul Kelly, mid the picture w directed by Joe Kane. ivitl: Harry Grey as associate producer.

aga . his many fans will, have the opportunity of seeing "trigger," Rogers’ wonderful Palo- ‘mino horse. who is so lniellent that spoken directions are hardly nec- ‘QEMYY- He can perform more than ‘fifty tricks perfectly.

lluilt Appreciated

Mrs. Wm. Fraser and Mrs. Dun- can Campbell of North River, have received the following letter thanks which speaks for itself:

Liverpool, Luricashirc. England, Dec. l2, 1943

f writing.‘ but wish with all my hear.

ALSO — FLICKER FLASHBACK — SPORTS — DON WINSLOW OF THE COAST GUARD SHOWING AT 3.15 — 7 and 8.45

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EMPIRE -:- TllNIliIIT-JRL-SAT.

SHOWS 7 — 8.45 — MATINEE SAT. ONLY 2.30

as the lure of peril and a beauty’s smile lead The Falcon into a nest of "killers waiting _ for him!

- 0M CIINWAY IEAN BRCOIIS - ELAINE bid s _. m alllﬁill! i"!!! ARTOON — SCREEN‘ SNAPSHOTS ERVICE IN DARKEST AFRICA ‘the skiil of any toolmnlier." mud , Another mndor. woman. Bl. m!!!’ lire will T“? n-‘ent sittir by thdages n gr-rrerv birszness Willi 1M1" l facisiy liieiw-Nnltlml‘ ‘i Gyro in registered customers. ncralls winning the] -----——--———-— One munitions fnet- ABSORBS M ‘Hill pmiomige, a pllsii: clay-like

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DMAB- WAR a microtnoicr and fluid Kill!‘ Wm‘

could meet you two wonderful ‘ladies to express my thank;- te you ‘personally. Your note iziside the lquilt gives the date oi March 5th, 1962. so I will not know if this will set you. itisthe most beautiful quilt I have ever seen. it must have taken you month.- to make it and I do appreciate your klndneu lo us Airmen over lzere. Your Canadian Red Cross has tielped to keep many a man's courage and spirit up when things have looked black for him. But Cod willing f hope the end of the wai is near. so we will be able to get backhorne to our wives and children and all that we hold most dear in us. Well time ls rurininir short and its rnv tun-i for duty. so I will Just thank you both once "IOYF before I finish. ‘I'M-ilk you lﬂd God Bless you both. and ii Hn-pvpy and Peaceful

New Year. iwui

Yours GEORGE ROB treading Aircraftman.

Girl Guide News

V. INSON. A l"

9am: cannons-row!

During the month of January we had two visits from Min Dirolienrln. At her first visit she enrolled Elaine Bourke. Home Dunning and Gertrude Molten.

We were quite honored to have Barbara Rogers invested with her Patrol Leader's stripes and hope that the other girls will be soon eligible

the Scarlet presented with the “Honor Petrol" emblem for the past quarter.

We have spent some time plan- ing for our rummage sale which is in held February 5th in our . l'i it is the succeu we hope it to be. it will enable us to hold our camp this summer.

Mire Hart was in one evening for s short time to help the girls

with first aid Margaret Wood. Actiny Captain.

TAKES IIER. IABY ALONG WITH MAIL

i MIR-HAM. England. Feb. 2 —(C Pl_. British women do not con- sider having n l-abv a reason for slwclrlnt In their ivnr efforts. ‘me wife o’ a Din-hum postmaster. who eastmicd moonsibllhv for deliver- ing the mall. now that her babv arrived, ivJ-(es ihe mall

of The scripture Ifmm St. John.

Prowse, George Shaw, Leigh Stew- art. Waldo Stewart. Interment Sherwood Cemetery.

FUNERAL SERVICES .- The funeral of Mrs John McFarlanc was held yesterday morning from

Iher late residence 31 Grafton St.

‘ed y Rev. Louis Dougari who also conducted service at the grave The pxill bearers were: Messrs. Frank Mur hy, James Robinson. R. N. Tom ins. Frank McKeiirney, Howard McInni, and s. F. Doyle. Interment was in the Catholic Cemetery.

EGGS AND POULTRY- Lluction £5 greatly in advance 0i this time last year with n. number of stations equalling March pro- duction. Receipts clearing readily at steady prices. P. E. I grading stations are quoting for ungrnded eggs delivered: A Large 30; A Medium TB; A Pullci. dc B ‘.35: C I20 Graded shipments delivered

“Mlliarlottetowii A Large .14 1-2‘ A

Medium 3.2 1-2: A Pullet a 13 29- 1-2; C 25. Specialized producers are receiving for cartoiied pack: A Large 3'7: A Medium 35; A Pul- let 32. Poultry receipts are coming forward in fair volume.

W. M. S. AND LADIES‘ AID HOLD MEETING-The W. M. S. and Indies’ Aid of the New Glas- gow Christian Church met at the home of Mrs. Reveil Dickiesoii on Mbndaiy afternoon. January 10th, for their regular monthly meeting. The president, Miss Ruth Dickie- son presided and‘, Mrs. Brenton Dlckieson led in . service or wor- up, wdihh opene with thelhymn

reading was taken Chapter 8. followed by lord's Prayer in uiilsoii. A trio consisting of Mrs. Preston Camp- bell. Mrs- Eimest Houston ad Mrs.

' Harland Hill very effectively ren- dered “There

‘s a Stranger at the The rice-president, Mrs. okox presided during the of the Ladies Aid.

by a charge assisted by

‘.3. Daniel Hi business period A social period was refreshments served niltte in hostess.

Writer Don_ Macmllgn of the C. N. V. R. is spending BJIUIA-

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Leading Seaman William C. lllll. R. C- N. V. IL. son of Mr. rind Mrs. Robt. llill of Fredericton, P E. L. is one of the crew of the famous Destroyer ll. M. (l. S- Chaudlere.

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Chatter

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HISTORY 0"‘ THE NAVAL AIGUILIITTES

n, is believer.‘ um. msuilletwi‘ iii-c of feudal orlﬂin. "'41 Wm’

first brullﬂllt into bems as a time. of office. when the horses 0f 1m

army chicftaii and n immediate. entrouagc were picket/ad close w

their tents tneii, when camp W"

struck. it was Jule duw v! one of. the retainers t; take up the 111m". ropes and pegs nit/er‘ tlic remaind-

er were mounted. cizill to carry

thorn until they were next requir-

d

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‘These ropes were W01‘)! round it... body, witnthe pegs hassles down, and she chief could easily be loo-sited by the DIOXImlI-Y "f his hcnchrnan, who Was itius at- tired From this, they eventually came to be rcgiﬂdﬂi a5 a badge

man w be cleaned alld reloaded iihile a second pistol was fr. use.

The Anny had adoilied alglllll- git/ES for many years lzeforc they became u par; of the Naval uni- form. and. these, are n! 1,00 and 301d, Royal Alguillettos bein! PM“ gold, and Naval Aiguillettes beins blue and gold.

A.D.C."s u. Royalty VIWWYS and Governors General wear iris-i uillettes on the HEM 51d"- ﬂnd an others wear them on the left.

CADET! CHATTER

Crusher - A Regniatinv Petty‘ Officer. CuflIyRNnl/y _ Royal Canadian Nav" eservc. Deaad Man — An 1 uriltidifgsﬁhlyllcllli a u: on a 1e" cc . “gal. eMarine - Ti-ls “is well known as an empty bilwle m“ has done its CIIIL". and i: ready w do it ngillfl, Sonic sky‘ "W 19ml I i5 derived from the 110i» thllt 511K311 Ia page]; altvayg iioots head-up. and a Marine does likewise. EVER when dead. owing to the traditional i. f li. feel. S7lgei,aulle§i' - One 0'51’) has 59°11] apprehended for a’ brcrcll 9831"“ Rules and Regulation: _ n _ I Dekklio _ nenow". as m H" J Pron

.’ From Hindustani. ouiiced doe-bee-liig. From Hind-

yam, or other

Dhobeying - Washing.

ustniii, Thus. "Ember-day" i! ivnshday. . Dickey Han-J. -- No f-F-nlblllli!

Dickey Run -— A _ qlliﬁ 19°" period on shore Going’ ashore is always "A run ashore _

Ditch - The sea: also. H08‘

. “ i . wigrlrirerguct ships. Diffvrmif- Selim _The “ﬂuLiCJl equivalent of “Auims temps_ aiitres iiioeurs."

Dipped _.. Failed an examina-i t

n‘ I Dish Out A Blast _ 1r. aivo a harsh verbal reprimand. or t to “Hand Out. a, Drrnk"‘ While ‘T0 dish up a frzhiiy one’ is a mom

severe i'eDl'5R1P~'i<‘-I-

Dofzgo _ Ari ugly P91399-

Do 1y vgpdgm _ A fasLuious per- son.

Donkey Engine - A small enslne for working winches.

Dqughy ._ love-sick. 4

Donkeys Breakfast - Porridgﬁ; also “Bel-goo". This also refers l0 n straw~filled mattress I

Doge Pram The Foretoplnaiis Bottle — A iiddley drtsshig gown.

Dover Court — All talkers and. no hearesr This orizlﬂrued "Om the Maritime COurIs held at. 'Dover. in which many laiigllﬂiie-i were spoken by the if" "5 W110 [attended for crimes c: itted connection witli the North 5" Fisfiery Act.

Drink — A verbal reprimand, as "to serve out a. drink" or "dish out a blast“. _ u

Drip ~_ To Culflplillll‘, also "Eleni. "Moan" etc

Dry Your Eyes - Stop conrPlﬂlll- ing "Packing up moaning or bloat/ins."

PREPARE FOR BIG POST-WAR UIEWAND

LONDON. Feb. 2 --(CPr- The Council of Clothing Trade Associat- ions, iii n report made public here. predicted nearly 1.000.000 people would find work iii me British clothing industry’ iftiei- the war. 'I‘liat would be an ziirrense of 390.000 rii the pro-um‘ total.

'I‘l~.e council recommended tliu‘ the clothing coupon technique be maintained tu "secure a national minimum standard‘ for the first months of peace but" said the number ct coupons sftoiilai H iiicrcrfcd as supplies become available.

Over 16.000000 people are cover- ed by Unemployment Insurance in. Britain; approximately 2.000.000 in Canada; and over 250,000 in the

He has been serving with the N"! since May 1941.

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aiiéiélgltieogr-irlrclers are mo; ,, "mil-Fl ‘H. n}. uéulﬁif mini-m wen In 0:1 refineries. will ﬁllrblyth 311137.111]! worker... more absorb seven iimea its VWWM i’! , l" mom" vounz girls" i water.

in a carbon and 'r"'rs ihc de- IlW-rl-s rlﬂit on i.rr.e.

i‘. lakes lwr nearly live hours to cover ll miles.

pour on Y—BUY A BOTTLIEITODAY!

Maritime Provinces.

COUOHS-COLDI IRONCl-IITII

IIMPLI SORI THROAT

Trinity United Church

' of the rsoiial

gtlaiilflggao‘ Sﬁisuisu the“ sash. THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 3rd which {rang been worn in the Nﬂyy 30o P M_Amm°on Mum“, “P l° ' ' ' . - s.

ﬁiiiliuls will’ 'i..._.§’.i}§,”;{,. tiff}: 3.20 r. iu.-g::::il:at!i,i;:k. Meeiinx prickers Mitch were used for _ _ ._,._____. _; clgﬂfing mg vellis oi the Old [Jidii- ‘jisrﬁ-‘EN-Girn‘ EN‘ FAME‘! mp5 ols. and that the weer-on was _____

handed i0 an orderl/ or liench- DUBLIN _ H1?) __ To event,

Riley Building

Dealinl appearance of three men p100.

the most gripping films of

til-night,

Added citing action is a four-Way manoe between Tom Conway. WY"! l7 beautiful girls Jean Bi-ookr» Elaine Shepard and. Amelltu. are iii love wiili him- ‘POD f-‘Omedy is provided gbHIIIWI VOIICQ inspector. two di-rrh assistants, F4 OM83" and IP-rl. Duni are. Clarence Kolb. Robert Emmott Keane. Bascii. Erfoi-d Gage and Rldiard Davies.

RDIAN

Constipation i

There Is a Better Way to Correct a Common Cause

Yes. you can free yourself from slavery I to “dooinf-with its griping unpleas- antneu, its lack of lasting relief if your trouble is due to insufficient "bulk" in your diet! Do u thousands of others have donel Try the gentle-acting, AIL-BEAN way! Kllillﬁ‘! ALL-BRAN really "gets at" this common cause of constipation by supplying the rnilain I "bulk-producing" material needed for easy, natural elimination. Try eating a daily serving of AILBRAN’, or several AlL-BRAN muffins. Drink plenty of water. Get ALL-BRAN at your grocer’s. 2 convenient sixes. Made by Kellogg's in London. Canada.

the brealiinB m: oi family ll e 31W authorities have decree.‘ that a man wishing to leave the country must have written consent of his wife and vice verso.

Regular Monthly Dance

of JUNIOR LEAGUE —st the- V CLUB

Thursday, Feb. 3rd.

Dancing 9-1

Admission 50c i wv-v. s-i “murmur-ammo '

TO-NIGHT i

in Oddfellows Hall l‘

AUCTION BRIDGE in aid of

. year, totalling

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»St0p The Great West Life”

Reports Excellent Year

‘Mr. H. W Manning. Vlce-Presi. dent and Managing Director. told the Anual Meeting of The Great- West Life Assurace Company today that during 1943 still larger num~i berr of people have turned to the. Company for protection and secur- 5 ily. He pointed out that 30,000 men‘ and ivomcii purchased new lifc zii- ' suroiice and annuities during tne| $l0l.000.000 This brings the total amount of policies in‘ force to $759,000,000 graphic evidence of widespread ap- preciation oi the services afforded by the Company. '

l-le referred to the difficulties which people must meet in adher- ing to a savings programme year after year, and through changing circumstances. Nevertheless, only 2 1-2 per cent of the Company's policyholders found it ncce y surrender their policies or allowed them to lapse in 1943. . Over $200,000,000 is now licld in . _ trust and invested on behalf of, ' ’ " ' ' ' ' policyholders This is an increase] H. W. Manning, Vice-President of over $13-000.000 within the yearn and Managing Director of The every dollar of which went into Great-West Life Assurance Com government builds and thereby con- pally reported ziii excellent, your" to tributcd to the wartime financial the Company's Annual Meeting m needs. Winnipeg on February 1st.

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THE BAHA 7 i-"Ainif ITS DRAMATIC HISTORY

Free Lecture by Mr. and Mrs. Willard McKay

Fourth and Last In This Series THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 4-8 P.M. QUEEN HOTEL PARLOR

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TENIIER_S—SIIIIRIS HOSPITAL

Sealed. tenders will be received by the undersign- ed up to noon on Saturday February 26th. 1944, for the construction (not to include plumbing. heating or wiring) 0i the new Hospital at Souris. Plans and specifications may be seen at ihe office oi J. E. Harris, Architect, Charlottetown, or at the office of the undersigned at Souris. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted.

MELVIN J. .\icQUAlD. Secretary, Souris Hospital.

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Barristers and Attorneys-ah LII 1M Prince Street

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iNgiiIiBEoEIcI-roa BARR s Charlottetown

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J. S. TAYLOR OPTOMETRIST

Corner Kent and Queen Sta lvelrlllll by Allilollllmellil Phone 1956

Phone Residence I01!

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Gentlemen ls It Not True?

That the difference between a well dressed and a slﬂllfl.‘ dressed man depends on the way his clothes M, also the quality of the goods. We sell and recommend SIIIFFER HlLLllIANb the_v_ only sell the best and with a proper meas- ure and description of the cilsimnlr which We can furnish them with. Owing to on!‘ knowledge nf the ineasllrinl. clrtlin and fitting your chances of a good gal-merit 5i Insure .

J. P. MacPIIERSON 8i SO-II

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Solved by “Falcon”; I

with the mysterious dis- and ooo from '\ cross-country air- liner. RKO Reno's "llie Falcon in Danger". is regard“: ar onenof

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Friday and Saiutday.

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