CHARLOTTETOWN _

NOVELILEER “~33.” o . THE GUARDIAN. d} {—~- ~ .. ~ 8m c" ITHE CENTRAL GUARDIAN ' P‘ E‘ l’ lhll column in reﬁrvgd for new: uuxlsTM-m TREE _ of low Internal, but oavummg o! Wreaths snd Gsrds and many s A L E ab]: In advance. . _ ___. . 75a“ m Grimm,” Phow FOB ruonovon CLEANING grlph. rmlolsnlvron jlglwfiliuoslsplloli‘. 5m’ u dmck‘ Toombs Music Store.

a newsy uaturu mgy b, gum-g“ Christmas Gifts. Toomb Music It five uni: n word, strictly pay 55°11- __i._. B REPAIRS, Washers. Eﬂlflggy.

ators. Vacuums. etc. Call Storey. S1‘. JOHN'S PBESBYTEEIAN

Elm-ﬁe.- " cannon. Belfast. Rev. n. s. Qulg- NOBTIIERN Ph.D., Interim Moderator, service

MONTREAUS LEADING FUIIIIIEI -——-' TYIIUK JLASIII‘ CHbANCE to save.‘ ""- 1570!"! ewe ers g anniversary ONE TABLE ol reduced Mitts. 1 . Gloves. Wool Scarves. Brassiercs, s5 e ends Saturday’ 27m‘ Belts. etc, at The Fashion Shoppe, (AliUltCll—.—l-lev. R. g Qujgley,

TWG DAYS ONLY! A FRIDAY and SATURDAY p . y

1 y ' lvoiim ruvnn umrsn unr- and lz7thi Tlsr PIASTORATE. - Rev. I-l. Paistor. Sunday, November - ﬂlTV 9W. 11.00 A. M. North REAL VALUES IN NEW FUR FASHIONS sefvlglllglnlg all: igulgigfaa; glvﬁ. 3.00 P. M. Long Creek, 1:40

November 28th. st 1i.00 A. M. and ' ' . will be conducted by Rev. A. s. “Ono's BEAUTY SALON spew Weir, of Vernoll- lnls on Permanent Waves for one week. $10.00 Permsnents for $7.50.

CALEDONIA PRESBYTEBIAN

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CANADA. - Services for da , November 2am. Central 1;‘? ill. PM“ m“ Pleasant Grove 3 P. M. York 730' , P. M. Sunday Schools at usual (Hrllgjggjaserﬁzvpn PASTORAL hours. Rev. .1. H. MllcCallllm, . ' . T Em“ Wntsm" “mister .‘1 ELJTLuHBIIIDSIIITE 3 p.m.. with ‘ ' Colxlmuulon: Hunter River 7.30 CHERRY VALLEY UNITEDWJm. Rev. Howard Christie, Min-

UHUBCEL-Servlce Novetnber 2am m“ ____ at l1.00 A. ‘M. conducted by Rev. l5. Powxl“) UNITFD CHURCH__

R. MscVlcar. B. AA The service at Si. Andrew's at 2.30 and at Vernon Ziepggiggg; ﬁfegicrfg ‘ggv T6“??? RIVQT BE 7.00 P. 1W. Will IJOLh b8 COYI- . ' ' T ducted by the Minister, Rev. A. S. réggragélrifk’ {wglflng tofvalg m‘ w,“ . o . e Lords upper

yon Sunday evening. Members are

TBYON FASTORAL cannon. ‘"5" l° l" Pmtml- °’ m” “mt” chum‘ °f Cmwh‘ ‘ BRADALBANE Pastoral C-Illirgc.

sel sl.z\~l--.>s:l'_. asryoflejwgflq-rliféilaa A?‘§€’€2s_ u; Eeervmes Sunday, November 28th:

A. M. Cape "ml-em s P. M. Delll- Pieﬂsm" Valley 11 e-m»: Ross Val- cstlon of Memorial to late Hermas 1W 3 p.m.; Bradalbane 7:30 Pim- Myers. c. s. 2 P. M. Crnptllld, mo RW- W- 1- Green. BA. will be the R M_ Q3115 M’ Rey I; y; guest. speaker. W. B. MaaPhnll.

Woodslde. B. A., Minister. IIWIIISLPY-

DONATIONS of clcull usi-d‘ _l"0ll ENDOWMENT FUND - clothlni for the United Klngrlnlu “If! WWW?‘ 07 We P~ E- 1- 3°31"- wm be_receyved at the Cm, Hm lal gralclullyl acknowledge ihs re- m Friday my, week by nlembprs celpt of $1,000 from the estate of of Royal Eduard Chapter 1.0. "w 1MB M11 5 Jl- McLeod for DE" (m. sniping,” U155 weelPilIIC Endowment IPuncI of the

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THE PRESBYTEITIAN CHURCH SEE AND COMPARE THESE FUR COATS ‘or’ phone 3Z1 or 1453' ,iu Canada. services for Sunday.

“a any POLICE (<nl'n-|-_M m; Nov. Z8 as follows: Cardigan ll _ . . . . . . . . . 9 .........Sl95

Stipclldinry‘hlzlgislrnlws Colllt yos- “-"I--' 119F119 Vallry ll pm; MOllL- Block Persian Lamb Paws ..-.-----$359

. French Seal Dyed Rabbit Cont: Sable Dyed Ccney Coats

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terdcly, two wives. clle lln.'fel' IIll: Fl"? 759 lJ-"L- W-M-s- thank“- Tempexillue My ﬁnd we ‘nam- urizlg Q-PTVICE at Montague. The -- - m, mg” Ag; wire bu“, 331311;“. Brooklyn Trio WIII be present. Sporty Raccoon Cont: . ...........$359- ed for one week. Pour persons Rev. F» N. Young. Minister. ' _ , _ _ _ , _ _ _ _ _ __,_ ___ 9 _ cll rwd with being dfll! k nrl dl:-, "r-r‘ Mm)‘ Dygd Mus-km’ Con“ h. i 53g orgeily were each illml £11» zlnsll‘ GOES To lllﬂNTllliﬁl-I —— LIUIE I-"Pl" DY“ Rubbll C93“ - - - - ---'~' ~ - - ‘ ' ‘ - - - - "-"'$22 ' ways m- 3) day-m “lynlp a dyunf; Edna lillzzlbelll Haslanl IIUCOIIIINHP Hudson Seal Dyed Muskrat . . . . . . . . . ......$69$. and incapable “m, M... [may 5n, lot! by her parents. llr. and Mrs, Block Persian Lamb . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $695. sud Costs) 101' ‘.50 mus. A llllill. 155's?UGi’élilswggk:Illillefélrikjyﬂifzi - - chnrvrzi lvtl mgrnry was ce- l r * ' ' Al¢l|¢_M'"_k DYed Mwkfat "H" ' ' ' ' "$395 ﬂunk-H “Hm Newly)“ 39‘ Tuesday nlorning where she will Grey Kldskln Coats . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $359. Q outer Victoria General Hospital “Aﬂpy-(yy lo lllldvrso further treatment due PAY CASH ~ CHARGE -—- BUDGET —- LAYAWAY sums“ sundp . .. -vl;'_ to her accident some weeks ago. V"t:l" H .. ~—_ w‘ ‘l PUIVNAL runners, lhe United hurch of Canada. Rev. E. R. r d _ _. _ y y MZLCVIDHI‘. Minister. worship ser- v.1,“ “lyﬂy “in ymyp vlras Sunday. Nov. 28th; 2.30 p.rr... ' its nml movllne. ‘l xzoynlnv. zlolll Nlilllvolv: 7.00 um. Powllul. Tile in m» Rflpllﬁ? tin ch. ‘i’. P. L115‘ Sacrament of the Lord's Supper will meet at Vidal-in ml lnesdnyz “U1 be observed in Pownal. Mld~ P E I at a P. M. llslnpion, Thursday, llcl" week orator service Powllﬂl- Wed- ' ' ' c social evening) and Bonshnw nn laesdayl. December 1st, 7.30 pm.

Friday at 8. T. G. llcad. B. A., B D . ’ ———~ ‘y 1131151“, CORNWALL Pastoral Charge—~ --. -~ Services Nnv. 28: Kingston 11 a.m.. a GRIQEN ~ MncDDNlILII NUIH‘ Church School l0 a.m.; 7:30, spe- TI !.b‘-- it I i .' d- " i I‘ wlnvltlvllillllsgw": ih°lflnch"m 5- dInAg wigs. (lszltsmnibeld pgctuytlllifed cléllfrlsLndglohllheEzlili-Iglfeswlll ‘ '°‘ ‘ ' ' “ ° "' w” Church Parsonage, Cornwall, omplvo the address. New Dominion, k passed awny November 26th. 1915. out‘ 2m M 5 pm“ when new 3 pm" Church school a pm: Away in the beutiful hills of God K. Ohsnnan united 1n the holy‘ Cornlvall, 7:30 p.m.. Church School In the valley of rest so fair bonds o,’ matrimony Lois Lsabelley’ ll am. Rev. MK. Clmrman, Min- _ Some any, some iIrne, wo know not Eildesits daughter o! K1141‘. t ,. .; IS . TARRYTOWN‘ N‘ Y‘ l M ’ ‘ﬂu-n on on Green, ugs on. Wlﬂi ‘ ----_ (is, _ A mom" and‘ hllfzafglv we mu meet. our loved one than. became that Mr m Mnxglggﬁlig um pnssavrmlslv cnuswlr m, “We Sh“ ‘o dean) l“. “hm Loving”, Rcmﬂnbercd b, Wm, “d men. son o I kﬂili if‘ ‘I Canada, Brookiled Charge‘. b}, a ‘siveapold nelgmam “fho “mum MacDonald, Bloc-vied. le vl_n- Services next Lord, Day are as we“ Ruled hmwe“ ~ __M__ scmc young lnlde looked lbvelydoilows: Hartsville il a.m., S. S. o. m MEMORIAM 3,1112% "in. “.360? 5525i“ 52111.3.‘ » ,‘.‘.’..::““.~.‘..I*.".f"§..§§“i“-',. mo? MyZulzaynzpndnnrldex. “'11s les sud wearing a col-sage of Alm-fgov/Road 7:30 p.m.. 8.30; - ~. l a n n """ _ . ‘ “P” “ I» ~-~1 o ~‘---~ ssrznnrzr .3321:- lli? Fl? Herring: streams, she rushed “obﬂtnm who pa.“ ‘w.’ Novom- Olive Wood who nvns attired in n "Comegthou with us andg we {viii "‘ h" “Yﬁllmﬂll ""5 55W b" 20m‘ Hm’ street length dress In Rectal blue do time goq<1_"neyfpmayd Nych: o-lebh Castle, a neighbor. slml- The world may chins: from‘ .7011‘ with black accessories and sho Olson Mingle; “"3 “"1111 ll" IIHIBBI-Old dlllEll- - to vcar wore s corsnge of deep pink roses» - ' ‘ v____ "’~ mdbflll- ‘ And friends from My to h: Llcyd brothel‘ of the grown, cnp-‘ mac . KINROSS JvNlon She lllllled her daughter free- Bu], never shnll the one we loved. ably sated as om man FUIIOW'IFAR“ERS amour -_ silmal (‘rliicnllvo fled gaslrlt‘ Slwl From memo y pass away. lng mo ceremony they motoroif ' l n: 1 l tnr un 4 ll ilinisrlf. E 1 “c ‘a g Ever Remembered by Wlfc and {EaHggidiilﬁfggliglllvglid lmmny‘ friends psrlook uf ll hounleous re-‘n Federation . past. The brides mole being can-i Group. Twelve members wars pre- terod by s three-tier wedding ;ssnt and the officers elected were cake, was topped by a miniature ss follows: President - Bandy

$115..m»?llfgolgliolyvﬁeshmppyinawson: : Sec‘)! Tress-l-Iregoh:

n honeymoon trip i0 USA. _ Robinson; Director; -- . _ , . . they visited Qulnl-y, wollasto ,'Flcrsnce Robbins, Mildred Martin 5""? colllldlll" c"- umlud I". RMME" m H" Mnamg Fall-haven. Providence, R. 1.. and Harold Maclleod: Auditor - ol eggs, poultry and livestock. It VIII pay you to contact Bonmazvllle and Weymollth ‘Iheyy Arnold lvlseneou. It was decided to

the next. mrvtlng in the

IFTS ' _ received many beautiful gl ts in- befor. ‘cums your “Wk electric school hall am’ that John haw

I di l otri lamps. HIGHEST MARKET PRICES ARE BEING PAID FOR ﬁﬂlilllfifagllnlterl? allover. glassware and! would take care o! tile lights snd Egwl-I CHICKENS AND TURKEYS BOTH LIVE AND DRESS-

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money. Mr. and Mrs, IVIIICDOIIBICI‘ fire. The direct will reside in Brookfleld where Kinroas’ their many friends wish 01cm [group A debate will be

msny years o! b pplness. the next meeting, topic.

WRITE OR PHONE TODAY FOR OUR PRICES v D _ _ Winn you seII live poultry to outside Iruycn and it Imus the island alive the poultry loses its Identification. 5'" 7W tell your poultry through your SWIFT PLANT in CIIAIILOTTETOWN the high quality of PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND POULTRY is still advertised on every market tlmugh "l! medium of DOMINION GOVERNMENT STANDARD PACK which calls for ivory léni Iv be branded also ovary 0X to be imndod with tin Registration number of tIM ISLAND STATION putting up the poultry. SWIFT'S GUARANTEE YOU AN ALL YEAR AND EV- YEAR MARKET IOR YOUR EGGS AND POULTRY. _ Personal solicitations will be mode by IIII Gyros in Olm-

FOR SERVICE AND SATISFACTION SELL THE SWl-FT I _ I _ Wgy . lottetown and tho Ys Men in SSlds. _ _ ' Anyone wishing Seal: and have not already rocmad

swlrr CANADIAN co. nu.

‘his I Cliatlottctown, r. s. I.

CHRISTMAS

The generous support of the Public is asked for, to Con- mius this outstanding work among the ruidlnts of Prince

Edward Island. _ Seals arc now in the mull.

Write us or coll 2m I’. E. I. T. l. LEAQIIE _

I62 Richmond Street

Arnold W. Penner, former flight desplteher. Ensfern Region, Trans-Canada Air Liner, Monctan. who has been appointed manager for the airline’ at Port

Trlnidld. B. W. I. Mr. Penner‘: appointment follows the recent nnnouncemen by T, C, A.

YORK UNETED CHURCH 0F $750 crane Pezmanents to.’ “SQ

o! the inlrugurltlo

tween Canada an

main: and Trinidad. . ----_--_----____.___.

should discontinue shaving md hair-cutting." Those chosen for the pro side were — leader, Lila. Howe, team —- Florence and Jackie Robbins; con. - leader. Arnold MscLeod. team - Charlie Mac-

Kinnon and Mildred Martin. John Shaw, Harold MacLeod and Dorothy Robinson were appo iced adjudlcstors for the debate. n- sld MacLeod and John Shaw were appointed to prepare a recreation program for, the next meeting. Meeting will begin at 8:80. After s delicious lunch wss served by the hostess. a vote of thanks was ex- tended 1o Mrs. MaoKinnon for the use of her home. aftoi- which the meeting adjourned.

B. 0. A .F. Station Given Photo Task In Aerial Survey

By H. DEITITIIODGSON Canadian Press Staff Writer

OTTAWA, Nuv 25 v- (CPI - A white, three-story building at the nearby Rlockcliffe station oi the R. C. A. F‘. handles one of the biggest photographic Jobs to be found ill the world today

The task pursued III the building i-illlcd Nu. 22 Piloiu Wing, is that of co-olzilllullllg nlld processing the enormous amount of photographic material produced by lwo sir force squadrons engsged in mapping Canada from the air.

The squadrons operate during the favorable weather of sumnler when conditions ore bcst for zlellal pho- tography. The negatives are sell! to No. 22 Wing.

Technicians must watch the constant flood of illconllng film for any spaces between the photo- graphed strips. or any other defic- iencies. sllCIl as clouds or snolv.

Detailed instructions of areas lvlllch need to he retaken must be sent back to the field crews and the speed of delivery set-up may mean the difference between not getting the photo correction and receiving it before tile weather closes in again.

PERFECTION REQUIRED

The photo wing must process prints perfectly and at top speed. A special machine was developed which turn: out negatives on an assembly line about 80 fest in length from dark room to dry neg- atives.

This continuous process’ machine rolls out the film st l i~2 feet s miﬂute. Prints must be handled carefully, since ordinary priutin! methods might. stretch the paper and make the print unfit for mﬂP- ping use. The prints are the“ "matched up" in a mosaic.

No. 22 Wing has handled as much as 39,000'feet of 9 1-2 inch film in a month. In its library it has stocked sway some 1.500.000 negatives. This year it made 530.- 800 prints with n. staff of about 120 handling the Rpcldilfe end of the work.

wing cmsr. R. I. Thoma o!

Victoria. head of field opsrstiom for the Photo Survey, says flatly that "Canada leads the world ln the type of work we are doing." __________.._....i_

Recreation Means Arts And Sports

HALIFAX. Nov. 25-(CPJ-TIlQ architect of Halifax’! civic recres~ uonsl program-the lsrtest H?" undertaken In the cIIyf-thlnks It compares favourably with that of other Canadian centres.

Roy Smith, first recreational dir- ed01- gmployed by the city, took over til office in 1946. He any! the plan '1; eglnnlng to bear fruit.

Juvenile court judges have no- ticed a decrease in cases. Mr. smlm sttrlbutes this to improved plsylng fsclllties for the small fry.

"Recreation." he Ilyl- "ll I blll lgrm, referring not only to sport but also to the cultural side."

In his present 10b. he "Y8. "l have to deal with boys and girls cl all ages-from the patron: of ih» city's ‘tot lots’ to» the ieen-ngers, who are on the ball teaml and ai- tend the teen dances which he also helps organize.

A graduate of Acadia University. he holds B. A. and B. Ed. degrees snd hn EWO certificates In Physical Education.

Ali young citizen! of Halifax csn benefit from Smith's work. "It is

our endeavour to make our pro- gram spread out and provide rc-

escr. rugs:

_ O LAST umurn mnrune:

éEDAR CHEST

With Buff Walnut and Sliced Walnut, Veneers

drawer. Shop surly for this stop pron Simpson nlue!

Exactly as Illustrated SHOP ON KENT-THE STREET OF BETTER VALUES.

F. A. 5. JONES - I29 KQIII’ ISITQGI’ ‘mew’ m""m“'“ Phone zlss- ' CHARLOTTETOWN IoIInIIMPIQNIIQIFEI

.1 . . -. y. creation for elery boy and 3n], he l

says. ; __h \ Benefit: Taxpayer “We figure that every parent in ' . ‘ Halifax is paying taxes. and that A '

we should try to provide a program for every child."

lie explained that some boys are not adapted lo sports, but may IIBVEH talent iul- music or art. That explains tile classes ill nlzllly dif- ferent aspects of recreation.

"To be a good director." he lays.

ne not only has to be sports- mirldc-d but has to be a social work- él" loo. Very often thorn is need for n social worker bolore we cnu slurl. to concentrate on recreation.‘

Last. summer an average of 12,- 000 children attended Halifax play- grounds nnd "tot lots" weekly. The uily EITIIIIILVPKI 55 nllentlants who p nlunagu-j

we lire Rseabg!

Ready For Christmas . . . Ready For You

were givou uuurscs in

mvnt of lilo grounds. During tlu- time the deparllnent

llas been active. there has not been

" For weeks now we have been ptapuring for liizlllifia€esltflia lIlaflllll-‘IITZ 1131,0031? it‘ zftf netaklf l the Yuletide sea‘°n __ pr‘paring '0 by Northwest Arm. a lnnjor slvilll-l a y°||f ChfESQmQS buying Q Qxpﬂfln

mlng centre fol- oily children. Lust sunllllcr LYSS ball teams oper- l‘ o aied in the city and alreaﬂy me l QIICQ, GGSIGI’, IIIOIQ CDIIVOIIIQIII’.

winter program is under way. BABIES AT OHUBCH

____ We have a grand selection of merchandise BUNGAY, Suffolk, England _ rCPl-Rev. Dudley Neel, minister

from which to choose and you may b0 sure of Bungsy Congregational Church. gffegfj’;fgh“biirifi gel§§§g=§q§§f L. each and every gift from this shop will delight the recipient.

body will bother i! bsby cries st. these services. Only people who like LET US HELP MAKE THIS TH! HAPPIEST CHRISTMAS YOU HAVE EVER HAD

children will be there.

____.____.._.__. DUNDEE, Scotland -—(OP) _ James Ogg Duncan 71. found drowned in King William Dock, had in his lifetime rescued 15 per- sons from drowning. __..._..___.___.. TIPS 0N DRESS FOB THE MATURE The mature woman who wants; ' the most In figure flattery from‘ hr-r thin summer dresses must pay special attention to the fit of her foundation garments. 5 Lightweight fabrics, which tend to wilt or cling when the westherf grows warm, will outline with url-l flattering clarity the faulty fit of a corset. Rolls of lflesh, at the shoulders or around the thighs, that nlark the boundaries of corseted I and uncorleted IIIBI are cases in’ p. If your! is l Junoesque figure. ' I invest In s foundation garment which can he adjusted to fit by a

skilled corscilere, Evon though you J

must sacrifice the purchase of n outﬁt. "l! l-hlilll In‘ I10! l6 HIM "ll! II new dress in order to invest In s Whether EIII corletierc recam- binds the flesh. To appraise the good girdle, it is smarter figuring mends s one-piece foundation or l fit of s new corset, walk around. to be properly corseted when you girdle with a separate bra. make sit down. bend over. You should wear an old dress than badly cor- sure that the support is long be able to do these thing] com- scted when you step out in a new I enough to come well clown over fortably.

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NOTICE

On Sunday, November 28th., weather permitting, we plan M roiu the voltogn on the transmission line between North Tryon and Borden from 2300 to 12,000

volts.

The power supply will be intarruptod at 9 A. M. and will afiect all customer! on this line between C.F.C.Y. Radio Station and Borden.

Every effort will be made to restore service as quickly as possible consistent with solely.

THANK YOU.

THE MARITIME ELECTRIC COMPANY LIMITED

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