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THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

Veteran's Loans Act Proolainted

OTTAWA. Jan. 14 —(0P) -Tha Veterans Business and Profession- al Loans Act, passed at the last session of Parliament as a meas- ure to encourage financial assis- tance to veterans at low rates of interest, will be proclaimed tomor- row, Veterans Minister Mackenzie announced tonight.

Proclamation of the 30L wu with- held while regulations for admin- istering it were re-draftcd. the Minister said. This task now has been completed in cal-operation with the Department of Finance and the chartered banks of Gan- flda.

The loans under the Act will be’ available to veteran: who have rc- cclved war service gratuities but have not already been given assist- snce under the Veterans Land Act. The veterans may apply for the loan for the following purposes:

1. For purchase of a 17115111855 or partnership.

2. Purchase or repair of mach- inery, tools, instruments or other equipment of business.

3. Construction. repair or altera- tion of. or making of additions to, any building or structure used to be uscd in the carrying on of busi- ness.

4. Any purpose as prescribed which may be deemed to benefit the veterans’ business.

Loans will be made for varying purposes, depending on the size of the loan and the individual cir- cumstances of the borrower. The maximum term will be l0 years and the rate of interest live per cent. The Act defines business gs including trade, industry or pro- iession.

The banks themselves will be, suaranteed by the Government a-| sslnst loss up to 25 per cent of |lhe overall aggregate amount of

loans up to 31.000000 and 15 per.’ cent thereafter. They may follow. ihe norm-ll lending procedure but; the Act permits the banks to takeY additional lending security. .

ns made within five years up] ta a maximum of $25,000,000 are. guaranteed under the Act.

In explaining the Act the Min-I istea- said its purpose was to "en-. courage banks to provide addition-I al funds at a. comparatively low rate of interest to assist veterans to establish themselves in husi-I messes or professions.

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The regular monthly meeting of PITUTIJO W. -. met on Monday evening. January 6th at the home OI lVlrs. Georgelmncher. Meeting opened by singing the ode. follow- Wl by @604 in unison. ,

R-oll call wu respond“ to by 36 m The member- were glad l0 welmme one 110W memlbér at this meeting. I

The president. Mrs. Livingston.- in a. few words expressed the reel-I ing of the members Ln: the sincere. regret at the passing of one of their| fellow members, Mrs. J. Gaudet,‘ since tha- last meeting. Reports of loommittees were the-n heard. Mrs. Burke reporting TOi‘ the rrhool com-I mitiee inlornled the members ihstl

the Christmas concert had been a.’

financial success also that all sohooll Hind pro-school children h-ad been treated.

The convenes- of the card party

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PAGE ELEVEN

HPPY NEW YEAR!

RIIB OUT TIIE OLO —_— BRIIO II TIIE IEVI

That is what we are going to do-Only in this case all the stock is NEW. But we are on the Sp0I’—-°ilf I947 shipments are on the way and our store and warehouse is packed.

January 7th 18th

Junior Commerce Chamber Celebration

-___. MONTREAL. Jan. 14 —(C P)— TWBPIY thousand members o: the Junior Chamber of Commerce of‘ Canada in 141 Canadian commun-' like will besln this week the cele- brations of Canadian "Jayoee" week, "Wtl/fll-flfly Period during which spacial emphasis is Placed on the Imtional aspect of the organize- tionis work.

Announculg plans for the week, from Jan- 15 to 22, national head- quarters of the Junior Chamber said 10D DNJBCt for this year is a drive to encourage the study of governs mfnt and civic affairs In Cgnadg,

The many veterans who have,‘ Joined the Junior Chamber since. IeflVIF-Z the services are welcomiugl "l9 Opportunity to know more about I the Government and sbo many Pemlexing problems confront the national economy." an announcement from national head- quarters said.

Rated second national traffic being planned s the Campaign ior Chamber

SITE

zr-CASH b--IMMEDIATE DELIVERY BEAUTIFUL PRINCESS BEDS

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, ONLY TWO-.AT 25% OFF

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in importance is a safety

or April. Through members of the Jun- will strive to reduce the toll oi’ dead and injured, through traffic accidents by or»: uarsizirlg a publicity campaign in all | Canadian towns and. cities. ‘

Its Memos-lam)

noaasr vvnmmm Monalson '

The death occurred on Deomber‘ 31. 1946. in the Prince Edlward is» land Hospital of Robert Willem Mnr- , risen at the age of 49 years, 14¢ had been sick for only a mo“ time BN1 his sudden death was a great ghwk to his Idedmother and fam-il

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He was the eldes the late Daniel wood. The rcma by car from Oh

C0- CARTS

Five Only 3 5% 0 FF

STUDIO COUCII SUITES: 20 3ft 103E.‘

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tson of Mrs. emf 3'5"‘? - - » -- lilcrrrisoxi o! Glen-. ins were conveyed? m M h arlljottmtvn w m5! me w ere o llv

his 1111. Being unmarried he Tgava: to mom-n their loss. a kind and lov-I m: mother and three sisters (Lucy) 3111861‘. Glenwoodg; (Elia) Mrs. Everett Wall, Prime» town and Miss Jane of Glenwood; also one brother Wallace st home, r The funeral tools place on Janu-l ary 3rd with e short service in the home and heme to the United Church. Glenwood. “where burial 3k Place in the adjoining comet-f crowd gathered st the

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The lane I church to pay their last respects to the young man went to show the‘ esteem in which he had always been. held.

The fimcral service was conduct- ed by the pastor Rev. H. A. Bsgnall who took for his tll-lemo the later verses o! the 19th Chapter or Job, beeinnins at the 25m verso “I lmow that my Redeemer Llveth." The hymns sung during thescrvlce were "Nearer My God to Thee", “Rock 0f A865" and “Sflfe in the Arms of Jesus". At a special request the‘ choir rendered very beautifully "we i Are Going Down the Valley." I

T 11¢ 1W1 bearers were stdiool com- pur-‘ons and close friends oi’ the de- ceased. Messrs. Elbert Betis, Harry Maclsaao Earl MacDonald, Albert Robinson, Harvey Macuan and Johnlo Clements.

Wlhlle nhe choir sang “Shall We Gather at. the River” all that was mortal of a kind and loving son and

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S-Pieca .. . . . . . . FARQUHARSON 8. GIFFORD- Standard-

3-Pieca NU BUILT CHESTERFIELDL Standard-

3-Piece.. ... _, BRAEMORE UPHOLSTERY- Standard-—-

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CHAIRS

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LAY-Z-IOY with

STOOL . . . . . .. 15% OH SANDMAN with

STOOL .. .. 15% OH OQCASIONAL

CHAIRS .. .. .. 25% Off BEDROOM SLIPPER CHAIRS .. . 25% OH KITCHEN ROCKING (Slat Type) 20% 0ft

0AIIEIIO’S

This Sale Subject To The Following Conditions - - - I c--F.0.B. CHARLOTIETOWN

CHESTERFIELOS he Very Newest In Both

1' Standard and Modern Models

Conmlm“ ‘Emfledfhal a B°°dllflbrother~ was tenderly lowered into ‘Fumklgagelgefi 1595111?” 7mm “Tdnha grave to await that. Glorious I part ecclm . m, _ Siek wmmittee reported that slxl The besutlmrriom tributes were I boxes of fruit had been saint to shut- presented by the following relatives. Vin; st Christmas. also one potted’ Pillow—~F1-om Mother. ‘ ‘plant to s. member who was ill in Pillow-Mrs. Everett Wail and .2119 hospital. Several ladies report-family. ‘ ed on results of knitting parties Wreath-Mrs. Charles Bulge: and

With Green or Blue Covering . .. , ..

ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES

LAMPS-Bridge, TrIIife, Boudoir and Table Models at . . . . ..

. 30 3.5a

noon oovrnlnos

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N’S SHOES

169 Pairs

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Thursday anti Friday Only

Uodaisartmant of sires and widths in the lot. Gener- ~ ell portion of C's and D's.

KTIIII offering Is a final clearance of all broken lines t

' ‘Bu. hand early Ior yours.

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woman's llaek- Seeds Lentil" FUF TTIIB . - - so e - s I . W .

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AIsoSWomsnh Colonel Fabric Slippers- ' " Regular $1.00 and $1.25

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school ‘of their efforts in the preparation

held at their homes during Decem- bu.

A kindly vote of thanks waa ex- tended to‘ the teaching sisft of Parkdale School as well as the committee in appreciation

of the Christmas entertainment: held on Dec. 19th and 20th.

Our lnotion it was decided to allow lire Legion to use the hail lree of sluuge for their organization meet- ing. Later the executive of that group to meet this executive to

Plans were made for a Rrummage Sale in the Market Building. The following conunittee "was, appointed to conduct this sale: Oonvezwr. Mrs. Robinson, Mrs. Moore, Mrs. Living- ston, Mrs. Douglas. Mrs. Ferguson and Mrs. Cookf

Knitting parties urn to be held In January as follows: Jan. 13th. Mrs. Nowson, hosless. with Mrs. Moore and Mrs. Ramsay assisting.

January 20th: Mlgg A. Laove, hut- s“, with Mrs. Burns and 1h- Livingston assisting.

Carri parties uro to lzc continued on Tuesday lllglllg during January wider supervision of Miss Callaghan. Mrs. Rodd and Mrs, J. Hogan.

M“, 11M Rcrbillstlll invited the members i0 mrct at her home for the February mcvtlniz. Mrs. Hogan. Mrs. Dmiglug nun liirs, FPIZZCI in assist 'With lunch, Mrs. Hudson is to be in charge cl‘ program nt next meeting. v

Mrs. Newson conducted an in- teresting discussion on tho Home Beautification Program. She recited "In Her Garden" by Edna Jacques and than ITRII the members do n contest entitled "Jumbled 11ers". Prize won in this event by Mrs. E. Cook. Lunch was served by lwstess assisted by oommlflde in charge and a. social hour was enjoyed. Meeting closed with the National Anthem.

Remembrance Appreciated

Women's in- di- nheir gen-

T wish to thank the stitute of New Perth f erous gift. at Christmas. l wish to

‘ express my sincere appreciation cf

their kind remembrance and extend to the Ladies of the Institute my very best wishes for a Very Happy anal Proneprom NW Yell‘- IOHN l. SIIEPIIEBE Cardigan. P. E. l. Mail Driver B. it 8.

20 3f." 4.95

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Family. '

Spray—Brother Wallace. I

Spray—Nephew Stanford Morri~j son.

Wneath-Nieces and Nephew. I

The flower bearers were his e nephews Willis Bulges‘. George W811 and Standard Morrison.

Much sympathy is extended to all ‘

HOTPLATES—- Two-Burner (Hercules)

BROADFELT RUGSJ

¥32T§z.‘.?l' .‘..°.' $21 $33

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One-Burner (Chrome) . . . . -.-<-. .. .

ELECTRIC BROILERS-Con, boil, try, toast or roost, at .

LOG FlREPLACES-Give that co atmosphere to the room. .

MATTRESSES :

9’ x IOI/i’ $42.00 ‘for ....

‘the relatives by the oommu ty‘ where he will be greatly missed. I Tonight the stars are ale-swim ' 5y 1 On a. lonely silent grave I Where sleeps in dreasnlless slumber One we loved but could not save. May heaven's winds blow sodtly 0'er that. sweet and hallowed spot ' ‘Where one we loved lies sleeplflfl Who will never be 101i“-

MATS- All sizes. ~ and colors

ernsrnsnns

CHENILLE- All colors

P.C. OFF

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In loving memory of our dear husband and father, J. Richard Stewart. Mt. Albion, who present sway Jen y 1B, 1942.

A cheerful smile, a heart of gold. Tho dearest Dad the world aoufd hold; Happy memories fond and Ifllf- From o-nc who lhoulhl- "19 W97“ '3' ' you.

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SPRING FILLED- Single Size Only (3'3") . . . . . . ..

COTTON (Sanito Only). All sizes. $I5.7S for

WHITE LAYER FELT (MONITOR only). All sizes. $13-50 I0! - -

Fondly Iirmembcrrd by Wile nntl Family.

CRIB MATTRESSES-Water repellent only.

if.“ __ 6.00 113.5". .. 9.95 99.50

2 single beds, Z springl. I

I 99.50

P.C.

Tits Moratorium! OFF

In snoumry of u". Into nuns Rodd who passed iswsy January 16, 1042.

Remembrance Ia a golden ohuin Death tries to break‘ but all Isa-vain, To have. to love. and then to part. l; the greaIeat son-ow of 0110's hurl- The years may wipe 0M mm! things

But this they wipe out never

The memory of than ha)?! lllll Jvhen we weroall together. -

I I llagemlsered by nu Wife mm)‘ y and Family.

P.C. CARPET SWEEPERS-

HASSOCKS- OFF Aluminum (made in USA.)

All sizes, colors, and types

25 2O

BEDROOM SUITES-FULLARTON'S— II-Piece without mirrors .

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ONE SUITE ONLY-Jaoughi from factory as second hand in light Iinish-womposed of: Vanity complete with mirror, I Vanity Bench, I Chest of Drowers,l Night Table— COMPLETE FOR....... . . . . .. ..

. CIIOCKETT & STOREY LIMITED

“DEALERS III RELIABLE FURIIITURE" _ PHONE e34 -

I Card of Thanks

j Mrs. Robert. Edwards and family .wi.sh to thank their many friends Inna neighbours for kindness shown lthem during their recent sad bcr- ieavanesat.

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