jANUARY 13, 1944

WINSIDI‘ IOUTII SCI L CONCIIT o0

minim! 81M Stock Markets szisnrsﬁlw ~ W-

At this interval Santa. Claus put in an appearance and was greet- ed by the children. Gifts and fruit were given the pupils and teacher,

presided at the or an ltalnment to a close.

THF (‘HARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

$106K‘ QUOTA nolvsj SCHOOL QONCERTS

vlanw - Drlll- victory. seven junior

l-lll . Recitation, A “"119 Bo ‘s ecita- tion, llolllsnrleslvtman. y a WWW. 'l 1.0m Wa To Dear Old land. y ' ‘ ' sust- I music, Recitation - A Christmas Wish, Blair ltavenhill. . Pantomime. Star o! The East, by

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-~ the Dominion Department of Az-

Bl-azillan 23 1-2 fcatlured wheat dealings dining the ——-—i—- sess on. CHICAGO. Jim. l2 - f.

if cw York Stock $é‘finl“’l=kfl‘iy‘“ll°u n

a restricted trade, At

row irnits in I one time rye was u mission house may taking inward th about all oi the a ed to be '- gtiiiqlcgggaal-rid r g? iglille l" Ell 1-199 . - MONTREAL 51:‘? ﬁéﬁiit 37 22% Continuing d; . cc All e - ~ 5.3 bilsiness todav on the Stock lglgtcors 1-4 “lame "l4 0W5 “iiiﬁl f?“ ii iii ’ giteiinecott s-s lirhvr- Except Mont Ward 4s 7-8 “W18” We“ emoll- Pete 46 g Rggber 42 lig I l i0 l1? T ~ c 3-4 I tails. 2...... .. .-. M N NC - West Union 43 3-4 g West Ele as 1-?

U S Steel 53 Acnie

AlﬂX Aidermac

NTREAL. Jan. l3 - (OP) — Produce prices today reported by

rioulture follow:-

Eggs: Graded SillDlTV-‘Ills quoted on spot 36-36%‘; fortA-Laiglae A-Med- iu e ‘ .

1-2. wholesale pasteurized starago No. i 35‘.i-35‘/~’.»

vpear conrlve before taking a position in asiret.

were mixed. Elesewhere inthe tra- anrrzl majority direction wsg steady

TORONTO, Jan. 1Z—iCP)—TQl" onto Closing Stock Quotations. Stock ‘ic

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151e, Walter Athertorl.

Solo Wandering On - Rome Rodd (encore). Dialogue —Ada ting A Child. Song, The Mar ne‘s Hymn. Dialogue, How w. Bates Got

sing Ohorm, Dear Old Santa

distributed gifts and s. treat of candy and oranges to the pupils. An address to the teacher Verna‘ L Turner was read by Enid]

slippers was presented by Isabel

evening was brought to a close

MT. HERBERT SCHOOL CONCERT

Christmas tree was held in the schooiroom which was filled to ea-

their usual manner. Mr. James Chorus: Christmas by school. Welcome. llmest Mutch. Epilogue Waiting for Santa,

Blanche MacEachern and Freddy Drlscoll.

lcna Pippy. Quartette, “Silent Night, Inter-

mediate pupi . t h _ 1 D1510 we. Th: ski Pup“ eating; {ghls gllcglehghb the enjoyable

Recitation, The Christmas Mou-

CABDIGAN IIIAD

Ban Head School presented their annual Christmas concert to a Dem “Mimi” la e audience o! parents and D“ ' istors. Mr. George Johnstone ‘gym!’ capabl acted as chairman and 5

by Margaret Flynn and Muriel MacDonald

why My Daddy Don't Corrie Home’ (encore) Broken Dreams. frﬂm the PUPll-‘i- Alter H few re-'

Recitation, "Christmas Presents "all" We" Riven by those DTP-- by Shirley MacSwain. Dialogue," sent. the singing of the National'

Klh!" by school. sfeclxtgtfon "A Puule" by Gerald

Muriel MacDonald and Fly

(encored .

Siockford and a beautiful roseG. w"; nﬂmﬂms “at ‘he no,“ share oxvfihlhﬁlle liousecoat with ‘ hing tome on

Diamond on behalf of the pupils 50 "m -~ ~- and ratepayers The enjoyable Tirllﬁ Gaivégtisqalgogyne (encore)

lh the singing of the National An- Mary Wiisgn, t m. (Patriot Please Copy) by Muriel MacDonald.

paeity. Each pupil performed in Stanley Websiﬁr-

Munn presided and the following Mime SlllIlV-‘l-ll. Mary Wilson. Cath- 50 program was carried‘ out: "inc Flynn mp1 Patricia Flynn.

' _ Do 1d M _ vote of thanks was extended m the Recitation Envy na utch teach“ M!“ Margaret mwery for he!‘ llhtlrlna efforts in preparing H31; Programme. This was acknow- Recitation, Dolly's Stocking, He- 80;?“dlhillﬁgflfsfllgiiraoﬁlgilan imd distributed gifts from p heavily H

SCHOOL colvceni" The teacher and pupils of Cardi-

e fo owing ,, ammo was car-

- their annual

' Christmas concert n the school.

,. t - Mr. Stewart 'ar

Elvlmlzl A Giallﬂﬁ .......... .... w s“... m;

____ {ﬁelded at mogul. The follow-

———- wwrlmme preaen .

sllﬂln ' l" IDNDON. Jan 12—(0P)-Down- m?“ °h°“"w"°°"" ohm"

Egg‘ ‘a dtrendson agekvailod today on the Lon; , wﬁuq?‘_*qw1 m“

. seilaig muppm _ — 0 Ohrllhnaa Cloak.

ggifinlzgg i9: mvnt-I- I m t“ m. Kummei om An

. F0 d 9 —-—- -

5x prom as 3-4, NIIW YORK, Jan m Riei-‘lllﬂlvn. Beryl Naomi-lane-

Cm, stgamshipﬂ_ 1i 1.1 stock Market leader; $010. A Mesﬂﬂ 50m -—llhr-

__,, Darn Coal Ptd i8 tions to around iorie l‘ (encored).

B8“ ‘steel a g7: %wi‘i1col‘i‘startedd hdlglglohiém-Aun‘ Bu.“ mnmiui

m ' .

m-yden g 1-4 session after publication Drill-March of the Christmas

mp A 24 1-2 sident Rooseveitrs message to con- Presents. Remar by chllflhlh

Fraser V T 0 W 1-1 "m- lhrelcise- The Miikllaid -—0arol Address of Welcome by Adrian "IR

Gm 5°"! will" 13 1'3 -'"— Hardy and ilorne Beliic Sullivan g0") 14 i; mmlllfilt-xullxlgw l9“; '17P) ~ Duet. Jolly Old st. Nicholas - '

Oil ﬂﬁeﬂf-

. . in... smile s 3-4 ed mainly in the penny He, and “lath?” w“ “$6 nu Walker so fit-taking in °"- ill-l" i int Nickel 30 s but the are Dl“l°*“°- T" °°l°"'l 5""- Iml) Oil i4 3-1 the index toda F-wltltlvn. lame will ~ nil Pete 2'1 3-4 wea ened .21 t" h 0 m“ {lk oxwood. 2a k star lse—PoitsfChrist J 6 ' Mil Power l9 3-4 __. Dialoguq- A Joke on the Jok- Mpssev Harris 2o 1-2 wmNIPm, Jan. l2 - (c?) - E"- Nat sir-l Car l6 Bitrength at Chicago and lair buy- Chorus, Jingle Bells, Orin Nor Pfd 'l 3-4 111R by oommissl h Rlecitalton. RD? Sellick. Noranda 49 3-4 locals advanced rye as much as a solo. I traded My Saddle Ibi- Price Con: 20 cent a bushel today on the Win- A Rifle lllleanoi- Rodd (encored). shewinigan l6 1-2 be: Grain Exchange Dialogue nastus and the Cake st Lnw a 1-4 eased near the close to lhrereisfTell My Shepherds ' 5t Law Pfd l5 higher to unchanged Duet M‘ H“ A ‘we b Dom Textile v22 Sale of 100.000 b m; klftynm b i‘ m wpgElee A 7 and ii northern to eastern feeders A r ' y

Dialogue. “The Census Taker".

Recitation, “A Careless Mother" Jami!

Barsain Day At ‘The Gallery." Anthem. brought a very enjoyable (Stepeddance by Heath Shepard ‘Wellllll to a close. ' COCO!‘ .

Glows. "'i‘he Birthday 0i’ Our

epa . Duet. "Awﬂy In A Mfiggéf" by; argare

. 11h. Dialogue. "A slight, Mistake". Step Dance by Viola Shepard

ation "An Ounce of Pre-

“will.” soap The on. 0 , Roland Livlnglone. ppnmr

Chrlsmas Bells, Louise ill and Yvonne Living-

ne. Heeltation_ Brave B th _ no - jed out; een DUKE“. m er r Dialogue. Youths In The Mak-

Recitation. l-low Bessie Got l-ler Chorus, “Welcome" by school. D°"- Ylmmlt‘ l-Illllllﬂlionﬁ If!" Recitation. Goodbye;

Santa then arrived and dis-i

_ trlbuted candy and gifts to the! Solo by Marie Sullivan, "Tell Me “Hulls The teach-r. Miss Doris} Sryenton, received a lovely

l Soil Survey of i IKE. Island

Re it TélEXPQglIlCIltll Farms News)

<1“ e so survey commenced in

0%“?! smplllnl- vention by Jackie Webster. Prince Edward island in 19:3 L; cf

clam. Adria. slay“ Miulel MacDonald. the type known as a broad recon- sanu Chm "m, ‘mud and “an ‘llnﬂndetlilxllig iglnd” -7<I‘i§‘kc1;re)W0eIbé naissance survey. The object. is in

Dozen Roses. possible concerning the origin and

gift 4

Drill. “Merry Christmas" by nature of the soils oi’ the Island, vey no

fourteen DﬂPll-i- their inherent characteristics and Recitation “T118 TWBllly 394th" by melationshlp of these character-

Monologue’ "A Grear, saving" bv

Fla! drill by eight pupl

(encored). u p be 1 d d M0tl0n Song "Chrlsttnps Sum“ ‘on a ew. can panned an e- The annual school concert and loss" by six boys, ggzﬁbnsméﬁegfnegtal

Dialogue "Uncle Hiramﬂs cold." Recitation "Poor Father" lyy

Closing recitation and chorus. After the programme a hearty

plotted on a map

Charlottetown, P. E. 1'

The sketch above is

into nine groups or 15-: lie pleaded ilnii if the» took beer iPxpPri soclations including upland lnin-‘ ‘ i eral soils, organic soils and obtain information as rapidly as marsh.

‘some cf my sircligiii, an: I wor as a boilcrmakel". The cm of iiic s w!l.L(-- -\'.':l:i'- work out

At the present stage of the sur- I‘

‘ilie illngistraic said. '

concerning the chemical character- _ n ' ~ ‘Jfiivllg in tilt.’ naiuri: oi a conl_ , ~

istics or the natural‘ fertility lav’)- Dlalogue n-rhe cripples}, pmximtgtecrarzaatordugggnegﬁtnp); of the dirferent soil associations Due“ by Mary and 390180 Wll- the different soil groups or soil taken with a view to making pre- assoclations are determined and llmihaly SWIllPS =15 l/O lhi‘ suitable rapid test method! to be Hpion this information further used in iiitiifc slutiim; and in ])l0- ,, so n t- atioils, su h m r Recitation How I Played Santa." detalledeiugvey, a sgudyesofl sjoiel chemical-l characteristics of lilo ‘eoils vs Q!!!)Sifzhdllild cmisefrviiliiilonvproblelms. _ -- so] er y and er zer requ re- step dance by Germ“ Shepard merits and land utilization. to men-

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When asked if lie could fulfil the Tillil, wvs lei: w. i‘l\'li condition ilie (Olift Waillfli to lill-j 12050. Lambert sziiri hp ‘hvilglii he, might ii illev allowed illlil iwnpillis" l-CNIJON. .I'-:'. l2 _ 1 (‘P \ ~c |Sn1dirl im-li, * mu v ("giriou from hllillrj irliill, nmilzlll i a uuwtl inav n’. 121121‘ ivalltil~ 0 Milli R...’\l'. Rzvirllil oi the Briilsll War Olin-v Directors _ laie oi \V!'ll.il'€ told a imidori alidi, >igalla_ TTICKB- , (‘TWO l-crvnill. c _\' a llll.\ i‘ a. from lmd been z-ttﬂllpictl .

Some 300 soli samples hnvc

vide informnilcil PUllCCFllllVY ‘*"___'—"" or w» Isl-m n‘§%3§'o°'%..§’é“.%l%‘.. ‘ PROBLEM OF DRINKER — HARD ONE FOR COURT llzccl aboriginc is LONDON. Jail. l2 —iCI’\~ Johll

- Thomas Lambert, 44. nrgurilrlg f-lléxlzlligltglyerveilzfoéjﬂfi an "like other men drink i .. ~ .. so appro , acres,

Panwmme sum" N13!“ by corn-prising Kings and Queens which wanted him bound over for Counties, was surveyed The soils ~ ' of‘ this area have__been tentaively

Out Our W5;

serving a sentence for rape, lloiwebrcaklng and was found lil hi5 prison cell nuihnrlti‘ in (‘m n with a piece oi rag

thus posed a [lfublﬂlll iur the court

two years 0n condition l . drink alcoliolliiqilig ill.) llillrﬂu

Bv-JIR. ‘Willi;

msOur Boardin

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‘wliii care, sympathy and linden "in all my fbiillldillﬁ.’ i

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den tree to each pupil and the,

UNION ROAD CONCERT

WHY DON'T HE WAIT TlLL HE GETS HOME AN‘ GET A

DECENT WASHIN‘?

THAT BADGE DON'T MAKE NO LlON OUT OF A NATURAL COVOTEf-“I WHEN WE WAG KlDS

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FL-‘LT. DIXON is s-a 80 Brighton Rd.—Jenklns 086m 2 as Apia. Telephone 1445 be] - 1173 - 36 3.60 _ - - ' L.“ g3 2:3 * - —~ - “so ' 0a l-a . . . "l l"; Advertising Rates-Payable III Advance n}; Mirumum Charge for Any Advertisement N Canto s’ 13g Gentrai Guardian locals. be par w rd Waste E ma; ' ' In per word: Announcements ll: 60MB] ‘ew. 1:‘ ‘:2 "r 033% Ulllllﬂﬂl 3o pu lord: In nausonus Notloaa 10o per inch; mu J Floral and Spiritual OI Cards, m, so pQr pun; lglﬂn q Q Condolence 70o per inch; W ding an manta l0 words for liJl 1 4a and i0 cents for every a dltional I w Notleea of Thanh and , '45 Appreciation. 70o per inch or do we word. List-a o: Snbaorl one 0a ,4 ail eenta per inch. Adds-en and Presentation $1M. Other ra ea i 71 application. f 1,35 or 1-4 oi 1-2 . . . a2 Position Wanted | For Sale 21$ waivrnwof-rwf7i7ioﬂzvjﬁbhsqlli l mo. saw I a-scrior-A-‘niii-B- 240 keeper in city. Small lanolin orc- ' tun liopples._ Apply Jimmie 1.38 ferred. Write "s." Gilli‘ g1.“ Power. l-ii-atl la _ .- __..-.-_._. , 1 Lost Escaped , ’ g, M’ ____ . .__ ___.._ m i333,“ $811M g; c-iroiiegf B113; ulfﬁifﬁffﬁﬁﬁti§llifuﬁﬂﬁ ‘i3 m“ and Norm Amerhmf o Waiter Maclllarlane, IE-elsla-iilae-lgie-a; w If; Finder return i". R. c ' p 55 %—-r====--—md‘ ib 31' J Wanted ‘i’? '""° "d" "Vim"? wasps-mama: g: wailrsn _ LIST nor. arm: W W" ""4"" °°--'W- 4, i ‘l3 __Guanii.an. l-il-u. _____ _______ l'1°' -| ‘A; WANT5[)_ p; 5y wnﬂ WANTID — l! VOLT GBNER- L" bicycle fornlogygrild Egg. Clcod m3 1W WWI Qgfgl. s: 1%’? ‘goultegtlve gn-igikglne?" ' ‘ l"' ‘l 3'3 - _ _‘ WANTED - SMILT nan NET- .._ . _ l l2 n. 590d audition. wnu Qciaséi, 4: #35 Machinery _._."°-““..._ -___ . . - .25: -~--_ _- .__j_ ssasisrasss wANra slwlﬂtl m nnwsur saws AND woon- by day. Apply m Grafton at. _ a ‘Wg-rﬁl-n" rgaehinas, Navéeat tyvplea i-il-lll-I l3 , . _____.. ._._._.______- mgentaiiigesolfflr Canada. wmrsnniehglr orIlllllUArghﬁw 1-84‘ lllglll ‘Be a on (llopp o: small apartment or bedroom anri' CURB

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or (dhaesc: Zgugllggc wfiﬂi‘ 7341M: it.“ Dlglulﬂi Phyllis Pippy and 'h ' _~____ an ue. . w oesse - - ' ng, o r T ‘iziiiia western and Que. white ‘l0 ‘i-t. 3 gg Lillian Ings (ejicilkredLT d5 u was, ehelgniﬁl unlfnlshgﬁ . . G l9 ' Potatoes: '15 lb. baa No. 1 Que 1-?5’B§§§"°pi‘,’§§§;, ;§,'§,,°,1_ “ 3:§°.l”°.§§.§.§l‘§° nfidlatflii “tum” ice-ins, us, and n.1, 1.75-1.80 5g, Dhﬁogu; Th, mm" 0mm B c Hardy capmy g"- Mi-s —-—-—- l. m“ u" “mm” '°' “"“"'“" i139 lgliep$ifiliizrll1ie Back Seat Driver. chgfirenfolllowiﬂ is the Prolfﬂnzme. ' 5 C en ill i Ch ._ 1.59 Dfill, We Are Little Snowflakes. clirisetlrqnial: ‘iimeorll-llfls glances“ The S 1 11g ‘Recitation, A Pollblllty- Georze Mlceoiiaioln, Opening Address _ . - P ppy. argaret Gill. A '15 narky Sear. Bins a 8on8 "l Diaiosue Sick Doll ‘>3 3'4 Christmas. Recitation, Betwee ‘ __ f 30913 ﬁbril-us. Christmas Bells. by nogsgitentmpigtlonpﬂlzt Bell and mattress. MW- ' *1 115$ 561w rmisslon. sale of unplu- mam. Louise yRavegrihill. Yvonne | 0 a5 new, a o concc , vngs ne_ teen u et l-lglih y, ‘ L25, R dll l: aw Houewm 161ml 15c Do D rr t Two bedroom ma“ and 05353 Mxosgrialgfrlles: I iscltaifigxnnazillfhen Pa. Shaves - small bedroom chair. so 1-2 Drill, Five Points to a Christmas John B-ryenton. ' p Chenile quilt. ~ 41):. Star.‘ I t m m “dale m a Dialzigue, Day Afier Christmas. Electric alarm clfjck‘ 1'1 iﬂg; gorisrliaerieyylngs and Harold Wilson Ravenhiil. Two pairs curtains with 04 Pippy (encored). Solo, Jolly Old st. l - | 12] Dialogue, The minister's Mistake. Blair Ravenhill. spare ma’ gun 18 Recitation My Rival, Airnon . Chesterfield and two easy oe 1-2 Jenkins. ' chairs, excellent condition. 1 'I‘rio. when Mynlue Moon Turns BRINGING UP FA’l‘HER to Gold Asain. Phyllis PiPllY. I-ll- _

One English folding cot.

One baby’s basket with mattress.

Kitchen utensils. H No reasonable offer re- fused. g}

Immediate Sale — CASH.

Available for Inspection.

Ring for Appointment.

lian and Annabelle Ines ( l. Dialogue. Marrying a Poetess. Vocal Selection, Jimmie Mac- Pherson (encored).

i Monologue, That Terrible ‘min-

m g my, Phyllis PlDDy.

a Pantomine. Home Sweet Home.

o2 P2 Trio For Me and My Gal, Phyl-

m, it, Pippy, Lillian and Annabelle

n s n 1Y2 Dialogue, The Close Shave. g7 Chorus, 0004i‘ Night Children by

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ARTHA WOULD ENSOY TLAATAZUG QTORY =

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NIYOF

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JIGQ ‘s WILLYOU LEND ME iSlOO-‘é TO PAY ME FIRST MoNTl-rs RENT 7’

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TOLICH- I'M GLAD HE CAME To STEA ol= MY

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TIPPY AND “CAP” STUBBS

YES-BUT’ 1'75 VERY REASON- 1

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NEIGHBOFHOOD-WE RENVTED

THE HOUSE NEXT TO YOU

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SC§OGGlNS WOULD MAKE AUNTIE BANGS INVE$T HER GQANTZNS TQEASLJREP-WHEN WE FIND IT" IN Hi5 OLE.

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