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First instal- zjnPfll Dominion In- come Taxes

My PROMPTLY -, SAVE INTEREST

Welcome to the

L. P. ll. ANNUAL BALL

mm 9 till 5 O'clock.

Friday, Jan. 31 at The Sporting Club with good refreshments Music by Don Messer and his Islanders. Admission: Ladies 35c.‘ Gents 50c Clothes Checked Frea.

lThfa column med r a I"!!! nature mg; b; unq- able in allvanpp. CBASWILIJor PIIOWKIIDIIB.

‘led safely in a British port.

@@@El@@@@@@@t none-n RIVER. Baptist Church-

cs Sunday. Feb. z. Service at Pair- zloow ié N021!) River 3 p.m.; z some» "' ' A’ E‘ E-‘llllt '»

Home where services were con- ducted by Rev. Harve Bishop. who also officiated at t e grave. Interment People's cemetery. Hon.

prognosis-Jurassic lilllachon Spawning

where 8- m

ph-hgps ill? name "Uulaiihcn @0311’; tltOrlll s.

enters annually into British C0 llmbals cinlttie clnl

ltsligatiotl. The Research Bo

pecpie cl course are contluously at work upon studies and eXPoflmBflf-B tr the interests of the fishing ln- . __.__ dvstzy and. nntuzally different partsl A, 3_ ,5, John Lovat Fmson Rn crtmt N" arrived from Halifax last night

of their pogram are of diff

lfsslcn.

lie detezntlned by the size oi can

tolling. CONVOYS IN INDIA

"'11 movitls from one point mother zn the frontier Sukkur D15- "l" lie now police-escorted on the

BIRTHS the Prince County liotpit l. t ud ylrs. Jédlllrlrhdgllnslgilhotlg. Mr’

gllE_l\'ETT-—.At the Prince County "ngpltal. January 2'1. I941. to Mr. v u ills. Charles Drcwett. wilmot l ti. a daughter.

gnilfrhlhbilN-At the Prince W H95Dlt0l. Summerside, Jan- “W 11- 1911. to Mr. and Mrs. llluh nfrcxlnnon of Graham's is sou.

____ haunts lllolly - at Kelly's Cross on Jan-

"Irl" an, ill-ll, w ‘m. 6, Sear" l ls. Francis Hagan,

N — At Oyster Bed mhfga Jt 3U. 194i. John Benja-

Hlltlllooll. ose oo years. Fun- tnluesflttliilllv Feb l. at 2 pm. In ' “l P9111126 Cemetery.

"L1 —.tt the Prince County Hoa- lll-lhtrnnrry a0, tail. Carlyle Bell.

BVEY-At Alban ' ._ . y. Jan. Ralrlllglisharah Harvey. age 94 L “annual from the home of , a, 2 hlookoy. service start- thyon pr 1n. Interment North lotion Cemetery. §_%______

l .

I Memorlam

lilhnmfllgr memory of Thomas m, lazy“ logildlh who

A" vféllllixhhdows of evening have

We all e131! dawn i; break.

w. makes“? d?’ i - ..:: hat love; 1| pl],

l! lhg God o "t lino eh < to» 81...: .'.'::.:::. ‘l: "

l l fififlalilllzly Wife and Family.

' N- D- MacLearl uunsttmtn EMIALMER

0h a2lli"'ei7rl'.“srl-.“

"was m

I or ‘ Douse, P

Gwunds on Maser son and MrF-Cllllbeck

'1' d- ot all agree as to Thursday night meeting of the Y's “lhgfll $30,103 gpuwn on; o; anyvMens Club. Ralph MacLean was in mo there ate spiwnlnfl Wounds pang all ' stretch between uhson and cnilliwack on the Mas- er liver in British Columbia. Sci- lintisls of the federal Fisheries RA!- mreh Board have found that out; w very much to 501119 Ciilidl. h word oi explanatliltsn msyzlzxenllllfialklltl-tagae {million ‘glgefiflduced by Y's Man Roy Cudmore. flfintilt. h ci delicate flavour. which is ioutid in Pacific waters anld

' l‘ . ltllallitlgyfill‘ the fisheries uclentwta undertook 50m:- study cf the oul- 1 lchrll and its habits in the IPraser, '3 mem- iilovsh hot as a tnajol- piece of g5

decrees of importance. Search for eggs in the culzlchon investigation m camcd on by dredging with a special draw afong the bottom of the n New West-nfnfstet" _ i of the Sumas River to his home in the Magdalen Islands tal N0 eggs were found . ge but above that.

paint at -

smile beyond the mouth oi’ the Surllas they were taken in 115111118 side. -S. quantities. The heaviest concent- ' lotion oi spawn was found in wafer about. 25 feet. deep off Nikomen Is- ceived a cablezram yestefdfl say- land wlvch ls four miles or so above

_Siglls indicated that. the young llsii feeble swimmers, are carried Inward soon after they have emerg- ed from the eggs. There was some elidenoe too, that, the limits of oui.| 401011 Spawning on the Fraser mayt

KARACHI. Inda. —-(CP) —-Vli'l5

arY Pallbearers: Messrs. O.

. Lock. G. LQClB-lr, F. 5198011. W. McLure and R. Dal- zlel. Active pallbearers: Messrs.

5° 1- - Worth. v. Hud-

Y’: MEN'S cum-At the regular

the chair. A h t. led by a“ v with O

I

. K. Presby at the piano.

Guests of the club for the evening- Were Mr. Herb. Poole of Montague. 11o

Dr. A. W. All .Clt. d irelesa Air gunner)‘, gllsseslierlltltaiggf

'MacLean. The sneaker of the eve- nlna Mr. R. H. Rogers. was intro-

‘Mr. Rogers Rave a verv comprehen- tsive address on German culture and plll-Osophy. going back two hundred years or more: taking each philoso-

_ 0111011. l-hWElI ]Dh€l' in tum up to the present oen- hitherto tn: ‘lthermfll they; nofltury. and describing the different wught it ill Wge quanti es.mopu lllly tlwvflllll on is known _0 as was well received by the club and tltetlndci. -:l n .me which emits a fiartv vote of thanks was passed from the f..ct that Indians some-prion r. R/csers for his splendld_ialk. tmes dry the f.sh and bum ll; to‘ e meeting was wound up With a

characteristics of each. The talk

presentation of a baby spoon to Y‘ Man Ralph MacLean by Y's Mill: -Hubert Morris. he being the lustre-

Personals

to spend his furlough with his mo- ther. Mrs. Mabel Fraser. Montague.

A B. S. Norman MacKay. R.C.N..'

was. in the city yesterday en route to spend his furlough.

Mr. Guy Houghton is spending a few days at his home in Summer-

Mrs. Ray Dunn of this city re-

lng that. her husband arrive safe- ly in Scotland.

l Corporal Wilson Martin. R.C.A.F. arrived in the city last nl ht en-

route to his home in Mon ague. Mr. J. O. I-Iyrldman returned to

trains on dliicrctit sections of thefllvhere T19 51791"; 111B. Past few fist/S

r bottom since the eggs appar- mtll‘ must find sand articles of suitable size to which ey can at- tttach themselves by means of acme. are membrane while they wait for

on business.

The Value of Grain Millet For Hog Feeding

(Experimental Farms News)

With the development in recent years or varieties of millet, which will yield large quantities of gram or seed. the question arises as to its feeding value for live stock Millet compares favourably with the more common grains in yield. but is particularly valuable in wet seasons when it can be sown as late as the end of June with good success. In order to investigate its feeding value with frogs an experiment was tuidertalkerl at the Central Experi- mental Fhrm during the past sum-

Huabandman. Central Experimental Farm. Ottawa. Tllir09 lots of pigs as equal as lble in all respects welte fed up market weight. Lot I was ied a

Lo 2 half the barley fed the 0111*

millet n: laced all the bailey ied the choc lot, that is. mllet corn-

rised 50 per cent of the grain ra- tion. The ltesults of the experiment indicates that millet compares very llavcurablv with barley in the pro- dlwtfon or bacon hcgs. In fact. Ln rate oi gain. the millet-fed h s ex- ceeded the standard or chec lot.

While ln 100d utilization. thfllt l8. 29- amount of feed required to make a pound cf gain. there was little to

I choose between any of the lots. ‘The quality o.- the carcasses produced by Zmillet was almost up to that oi the barley-fed ‘lot. the only difference be'ng that the millet-fed pigs were incPned to be slightly shorter. Althou h th‘s elooerlnlent will . med fur her confirmation it would appear that millet grain or seed in combination wth other 81111115 11M a protein-mineral supplement can comprise, 25 to M per cent of the gain ration for hose very satisfac-

Too Late To Clasify

wanna-tunnel rgnu oalvollizlna , l‘ l" ’.2‘.?‘.';?"°‘ App y n-goptl-l-al-ai.

LOST-LADIES WRIT! ' GOLD wrist watch. Finder oali 1m. Reward. 11-904-

lRL FOB IIOUII

wanna-o

. l . h"?! M! ‘Li’? "YZsE-"l-“mlrlrr- . use. loans-solos sailor!

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The Central Guardian llighlgnflgr h... or...» ..... .....2£....":;k.‘:§,|5 Iygngrgd

at. 5 cent-a a word. strictly pay-

l CONI-‘Enlslaarlun LIFE m ~ ANCE. Lucius-refill}?!

g osAfn ABRWAL _ M,‘ Muxuet

Dunn has received a. telegram Hum. h" 5°11. R05’. 65891114! he had arriv-

l ATTEMPTED BREAK _ Evi. dance of an attempted break into -. l | the CSCMIULIIIIBXYB of F, 13 0.11110, 35 Qllfifll 51MB. was dsoovered by employees or the place last night. The regular lock was pried off the ,door and a substitute put in it; i ploce. Police believed that the heves had fixed the lock with ‘the intention of returning later.

ilfltzthhs Was taken fr m the build- l-

l FUNERAL YESTERDAY - The ‘funeral of the late Mrs. Samuel ‘ GFBKOPV was held yesterday after- . noon from the MacLean Funeral

X. (Lasmallwood. J. A. Moore, 1-."

THE QHARLOTTETOWN (lUARDlAN

HAD A COLD?

A large number of fri d nolshbora gathered on Figs; 02124-1 hlhs. January 34th at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Al! Norrlng. cape ‘Prat/Brae. in honor of Private Les- m‘ Plliwmm- I011 o! Mr. and Mrs. gllifigofiatgertl/lgnkjvgho grime leaving Halifax. n a m“ n

SYRUP

O 70nd: ‘mar

Trinity United Church

FRIDAY. JANUARY 31st.

‘Lilo-Choir Rehearsal. - BJIo-Young People's Union.

Trinity Ghurch Annual meeting

.The annual meeting of the con- gregation cf Trinity United Church was held in Heartz Memorial Hail on Wednesday evening, January 29. Because oi the stormy evenlns. tho attendance wasmather small. Brief devotional exercises were conducted by the pastor, Rev. Hugh Miller. Mr. Alex. W. Mathe on was then elect- ed chairman; G. D. Steel and J. A. MacNair were elected secretary and assistant secretary reslleollvt-‘ly.

The report (gaggle seTsrslion wastresld mu A 1,1; b Rev. Mr. er. e repor re- v TE STE“ PATTERSON igned to the large number of deaths A complimentary address who in the congregation. during the read by Mr. 11c crooks, while Mn year, and especially to the death of Harold Campbel made the pre- one of the elders, Mr. W. H. John- sentation of a beautiful ring. sn- sotn. Since the first oi JanuafY the

. sing-song was ' Y's Man Burlelgh Taylort

the City la t night from Montreal f C‘

as “sealed" and that hel f ' - Font now wonky only have m‘: J: showed faithful and COliSlSlCill.\\l1.l{. CC

blows against her.

ooutiltliies. BFElIl MbBlfltiilln that 3 of the services of the Board of‘ ‘soc a crlss s e nn rig" an ~ - 1 - it. Poi. R \' that at the and 011131 t Stewards. tie organs l c

cla. conscience" wi s art to asser - ‘- p1"- '- “seu m a“ the world‘ Aid, the Willing Circle of the lugs

mer, states J. G. Stothart. Animal

standard feed mixture mode up of i__________._ 93,“, when; and hath“ Q1911“ with, greatly increase the care and atten- , a stein-mineral supplement, Inl tlon necessary t0 11151111: lltlsfflcliflfy NORTH WINSLOE

loll; (Lot I) was zrseplaerd Izzy lgllklfit be conttilollted vory tific-ctiyoly ‘ti’ W? . .____ w ‘ch made up per cert c Bj use o er na ura enemes noun T. 1m. , onnny meeting or grain part of the raion. In Lot 3. as parasitrs, and the Damlnzon No.1,]; rggllaskw "w_ msutum moo mg

ed free of chem’ on application to gr: Dominion Igaraaite laboratory

Braved with the crest of the P.E.I. Session has lost anothenof its mem-

Highlanders. Lester thanked his bers in the death of Mr. Daniel Wil- friends for their many klndnesses, Hams. . their good wishes and their lovely During the year Rev. Lewis M.

gift. after which he was given a M _ h i t t ears had been b°uncm5 mlbwed by the thllrrigflicllenlt girellgtog of Religious w "

5 °‘ "Hts A J°11Y 13°“! "l- Edtilcatganl-find ‘Assam: 535m? lfiad ' ,. r . s pace en a en A delicious lunch was served lgtgnfuly by the Re“ Donald c,

Lean. nephew of Y's Man Neil D. fildpigy rlgailrlrldflrllllngthzluglfillf Boothroyd, B. A., who already has closing with God save The King.

made a splendid impresion. Refer- ence was also made to the way in which the various activities cf the I I Church had been maintained, and the hope was expressed that the

work of the Church would prosper

still further in the coming year.

Ira Show. G. D. Steel. Warren Lord. W. J. Duchemln. A. J Hearts

' a The following were elected to fill vacancies on the Session: Dr. J. H. v. t I Ayers. A. C. Dtlchcmln. Ci. F. Hut- . and W. E. Burke. ‘The following were elected to

ctreson. G. W. Ritchie. W. H. Smith. BERLIN‘ ‘ml’ 3° _ (AP)“H"" serve on the Board of Steward : R.

L“.§p.lf,§“c§’§f§g “§l,.‘}{afh“" ‘rm!’ ‘m’ n. Mutch. .1. A. MacNair. D1". T. n. P111188 o German torpe oes would _ m A be destroyed and th t u ited 5'11"’ °“d1“°"’~ E- S~ 6° “l V- ’ states help would be oil no Ialvall Aklswwtht med Mwre-“M Wilfred

to Britain

n with!“ the Waye, Gordon Avard, Isaac Carter,

Livingstone. Mr.

m; [Qfnjsed hi5 noggon vtomy A. W. Matheson was made n

and t e "new order" 1m- Eurgpg member oi the Board of Trustees. within the year

. The report of the Board of Hitler tiid not; enlarge on the Stewards was read by Mr. W. R. Le-

torpedo threat but the interplets- Page. who announced that expen- 1/1011 by Nazis was that he thereby ditures somewhat in excess of $10.- called world marhys attempted blockade o! Brl- year closed with o. balance on hand.

attention to Ger- 000, had been met in full. and tho

. Mr. LeP expres ed the thanks I" was a‘ waml“! l” the United of the Stiegvevards to the supporters

States ‘o kee American shi ' outside ‘British Pwmem p5 of the Church and to the Ladies Aid

Society through whose generosity

At a climactic oint in his ad- the Board was enabled to phase“;

dress in the Ber in Sportspalast, , 1

Hitler declared that B ital h such l‘ Sauslam)” repm '

m}. he.” from abmadlnflolln m’: Mr. W. G. Spencer. treasurer of e1" ca."

the Missionary and lvfalntcnance "I can only sav in this connec- Fund- slum m” mmevlhm‘ ‘We’

tlon that we have taken into ac- $5000. had been raised. the total a- cnunt every posslbuity," he went mollnt beln-g only slightly less than

the amount raised last your.

on.

"The German people have no- Ml‘. E. T- H1285 P1'¢‘5'-’11!9~'l the t-lliitiz against the American peo- treasurers report of the Trustee pe.

That is clear to everyone who Board. The report showed that, the

Report Submitted By

FELLOWS’. Finance Committee

i l (Continued from page 1)

City to receive $5278.25 in Market

5e¢ono|y_ this year-s done“, Rents as against $3,643.93 in i939.

dif- _

fers {arom all others in the City's wlggirfnfizlfittlgifffltltgillsbgfunisonr3

‘ ‘ a v s usse r en llstory because of the fact 5nd the fieasonmfardanbmcrtzm or l. eh ‘h d 1 _ ecrease nvest ae . ut. is can i W03 me c s of account ng used be done M regular meetings. or ‘by. in H5 Draco a nlooos; surnhn could the committees concerned. so with have been shown. To illustrate this Wm" limd "ldullelice W111‘ Wmmli‘ tgugggstiun Your commune would . tee will place on record a few le-

ec lthat. had precedent been followed.

it id have had no existence. but

93ml, om, that, no rooonth, as 193g {ttlarks concerning Expenditure.

dlnarv Revenue s12 289.78. This in- lot soohdlos 1390111111191"- o- Wdlw- l eluded the [Qcgiuts from oho indonn tlon oi expenditure was shown when tlllty bond of the former City Clerk cFmnued Wm‘ 1939~ Th“ was 11'3"‘ of $5,000.00. 1h this vomes “an, tlcularly evident in the Street De- O td _ mentg there i; an item of $713000 partment where $23,233.91 was spent B“ - 511d 0 BY. instead of having

in 1940 whereas the some Depart- cnue producing Dfqpgfflesv which lllelléagfCqlliffid Siilflfi/Tl L0 ODQIQIQ e

‘counts under the heading Extraor-

resultins irotn the sale of non rev- had. originally been paid for out of "1 1 - tsue. This amount does not appear

lln the Revenue of i940. although V0111‘ Cllmmlttoe had occasion. utith tyony oommmoo has been odvnod by authority from the Council. to sell more than one reputable account- ""931" 01W Debenmms- The“ 15' ant; that it would have been nor. sues were very well received. and fectly correct; gccpuntlng to have were sold at an interest cost to the shown this as Fbttraordinarv Rev- Ciltv yylhlch comtgsrefil vet-g tflavcroblyl enue. and paced it in Sinking W 11 16 0051-5 0 91' 1 6S DBO’; the”, duties excellent,“

Councillor McKee. whom you up. pointed Deputy Mayor. has been a tower of sterngth to me. counsel on many ouestionahas been fiooreolated. and I have felt ' twhen I was absent from the City. the duties of the Mayor's office were well attended t0 when in his hands.

To the Light. Commit

Councillor Butler and his Light Committee have certainly been mcst

Through Councillor Butler's dis h

services of the electrical inspector. and Charlottetown is now tthe supervision of Government Inspector. tributlon in this particular has been t0 prfivldée an office. telephone. heat l

Ii .

Councillor Butler has ever had a watchful eye and has been most ar- duous in seeing that the Maritime Electric Compan well illuminated. ler, tholurh a little this present Council. shouldered his’ responsibility with the vim oi an campaigner and his

‘Funds. thereby reducing the neces- l"? dwemlllis "11 the mark" a

sarv contribution from 0fdlflflrvi‘gv_ the same time. The entire issues‘ mime, and thgpebv also Enabling were sold on each occasion. as well lycur committee to present a repmt. 115 $139009" 01 0111 0W1} bonds 2111111111

However. this was decided against. lnoonolualon- Your Worship. may and your cumynittee, with some .-@_ we. your Finance Committee ex- [slats submits a report showing a tend our sincere thanks to you and

to the other members of your coun- cll for the complete oo-operatlon we

Iwhtcl. showed a surplus of assesses. were hold 1o our Sinkms

deficit of $4.816.75.

Other Features WWII/Od-

tate consideration are headed:

Collection of Taxes; 1h 1940, the _'relnailis powerless to prevent. these amount of $235.224.l5 of Real Estate JIXDGIIGIEUFCS without the co-opera- Personal, Poll Tm; and street m. tlon oi the remaining five members Sidewalk assessment was collectetl.'0l’ the 001111011- T1115 flu-Operation against $ , i940 was slightly less than 1h the credit for allowing this committee previous year. The percentage cf the privilege oi presenting what ls cash actually received in 1940t0lhe urcbaby the most encouraging year's assessment was 94.2 per cent. statement of the City's Finalists In i939 it was 87,4 Def cent, iwhlch has been submitted in more

lvears than most of us can remem-

Llcenses, etc.: In 1940 these mis- bel- cellaneous receipts amounted to‘ R. C. CHANDLER. s14.470.6l compared with $11.900.50fi Chairman Finance in 1939. Committee.

' IIOIBWCIiLlIV. als it. been mésny years s nce tie reet Commi tee

MGyOT Revl 81.08 have lived within their estimates. d I conlgratulatelsyou on i: ilob well » _ one. mus: a o congra uate you _i(C‘0i‘itlllllEd_!lOlll page 1) ____‘ on the agqylhglgjol] o; mo new (my _ _ W Works buLdlng. which I know has