Model Aircraft League of Canada.

for the hospitality received in Char-

' l ding a finishing touch to Kim's » ry with which it refused to co-

JANUARY 3. 1941

Enjoyable

Concert

Given In Honor Qf RJLF. Instructors

A most enjoyable conbert in uoiiour of the members oi’ the school or General Recognizanoe. R.A.F., now billeted at the Char- lcztetown Airport, was given at ilie airport last night by the Charlottetown Male Chorus witn "ho Community Band and assist- liig artists. The entertainment was sponsored by the City and Provincial Governments, under the, chairmanship of His Worship Mayor Holman who later “handed over" to Capt. T. E. E. Robins, pre- sident of the Male Chorus, who acted as master of ceremonies for the remainder of the evening.

Members of the Provincial Gov- ernment. the City Council and other prominent citizens were present and were welcomed at the air training school by the com- niiinding officer. Wing Commgnd- Pl" E- A- Blake. MNL. and the Ad- iiitant, Flight Lieut. C. C. Hirst. the latter being well known in this country as the former secre- tnrv of the Aviation League of Canada and the founder of tho

The entertainment lflpenefl 1n the recreation hail oi the school with an Overture by the Commun- liv Band. led by Bandmaster Thomas McFarlane.

Brief addresses of welcome to the overseas airmen, (who are not here as trainees but as full-fledged in- striictors.) were then elven b'y Mayor Holman, Hon. J. P. McIntyre, Act- ing Premier, His HonourLleuten. ant Governor lePare, and Mr, no, Ieightimer, president of the Canad- lfln Lfielon. a formemRcgimental Sergeant Major. Replies were made by Flight Commander Blake and Sgt» Miller Armstrong. RAIL. both of whom tendered thanks, on bo- half of themselves aivl their unit,

lottetovm, and to the poopio o: tho

Province generally for the warm re.

gepttion accorded them orl such short o ce.

g- ‘I

Eiro to become More 4 dependent 0n ll. K. economy

LONDON. Jan. 2-(0?) —-Im- osition of a licensing system on ire exports, announced yesterday stry o1’ economic war-

was viewed here today as

l onomlc dependency on the coun-

erate in prosecution of the war. . The ministry said that. begin- ing Jan. 22, exporters in Eire ust procure navlcerts (British argo certificates) for shipments to veral European neutrals. Soviet ussia. French West Africa and

ngements both for importing and

porting. and her money is tied {up with the Bank of England.

The Eire pound is payable in _ ondon, and Eire bankers are care-

BIRTHS

[LEASE-At Halifax. N. S... Dec. . i940. t0 Captain E. F. Crease d Mrs. Crease (nee Helen Hol- an of summcrside), a daughter.

JDSTONE-At Dartmouth, N. S. unuury 1, 1941, to Captain Donald idstone and Mrs. Lidstone a ' ughtcr.

‘ATON-At the Prince Edward

and Hospital, Dec. M. 1940.

fr. and Mrs. Samuel Beaton, ‘ orth st. Eleanors a daughter.

_ war. and have elven an excellent

The visiting air instructors them- selves contributed the program which followed by participating on- thusiastically in a singsong led by Sgt. Mal. Arthur Bruce, of the Can lan Legion, and by solos and duets by Alr Craftsmen Conley. and Maiimhean, and Corporal Haskell, R.

‘Ihe following selections by the Charlottetown Male Chorus were Elven under the direction of ‘Mr

bert Blanchard as accompanist: "bet the Hills Rcsound" (Richards). “O. My Love's Like a. Red, Red Rose" (Houldsworthl with the solo part taken by City Councillor J. E. Stern-s: "Silent Night" (Grueber), ‘The Christmas Song," (Adam). "Steal Away” (Negro Spiritual) “Ethiopian Romanze" (I-leyseri, “Old Man Noah" (Chanty); "Home on the Range" (Guion-Riegger); with Sgt. Maj. Arthur Bruce as so- loist: "Deep River" (Burleigh); “The Song of the Jolly Roger" (Candlsh) and "The Old Road" (Scott).

The Community Band selections included a medley of "Songs from Eflsland." “Marclic-s". and other stirring tunes. which also were warmly applauded.

Other features of the program in- cluded s. trumpet solo. "Roses in Picardy" by Bandsman William Al- bert: a reading. “The Cremation of 511m Mfllzee.’ by George Beers; an entertaining solo. “All AS11018.’ by “Miss" Jimmy Power. and "a duet by “The Cackiing Sis- ters. Messrs. Taylor and lleClair of the Male Chorus. who also appeared in feminine attire; solos bv Cgptgjn Robins and two step-dancing num-, bers by Master Gallant, which were WB-fmlv encored.

The entertainment concluded with the National Anthem.

Among the air training instruct... ors now in camp are many whohave seen active service in the present

account of themselves.

ful to prevent clients circumvent- ing British defence regulations conserving foreign exchange.

Under the navicert system. Eire can export to neutrals only when and what Britain sees fit. If they have a surplus of hogs. for in. stance. and want to sell them to Russia. Britain can prevent it if she takes the view that the ultl. mate destination might be Ger- many. Economic pressure has been add- ed to the press campaign criticlz. 111B B178’! refusal to turn over her ports to the Royal Navy, which would use them as advance Atlan- tic bases in the anti-submarine and anti-raider campaign. Some section of British o inion have been advocating that Ere be "cut adrift" completely if the ports are not handed over. Eamon De Valera. Prime Minister, contends that handing over the ports would put Eire -in the war and subject her to Axis bombing, for which she lacks defence.

Britain still A Democracy, Air Chief says

UPIZAWA. Jan. Z-(CP) —Whlle

John Inch. Mus. Bach. with Mr. Al- i

DID YOU TAKE A

LAXATIVE TODAY?

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potion is so harmful?

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accumulations in kidneys and live: _ _ _ causes of lieumatic pains, sciatica and back-

that Ch walls of the colon bloodstream?

and

and are contnbutin

ache.

Most laxatives only act in tho colon. Kruschen does more. It is the

laxative with a doubleaction. Besides ridding the colon ofstagnntin wuto matter, _lKruacben‘s miners salts have a diuretic action. They flush the kidneys, help to clear the bloiodstrearn of all poisonous matter, an so protect our whole a s

from that form gf infection, y mm

t Krusclien from all

You can rices 75c and 25c.

drug stores.

Trinity United Church

FRIDAY, JANUARY 3rd. ‘LCD-Choir Practice.

The Easntcrnaiiirilian

.."'l‘his column is reserved for news of local interest. but adver- tising of o newsy nature may be inserted at 2 cents a. word. strictly payable in advance.

..'CONGRATULA'I‘IO.\'S — Mr. and Mrs. Harold Annear, Lower Montague. are receiving con- gratulations on the arrival of a fine baby girL-L.

..*HOME 0N LEAVE-A num- ber of young men iii training have been visiting their homes and families in Montague. Among those on leave were, IvLllton Mel- lish, Arnold VzmIderstine, Albert Kennedy, Preston sorrey, Calvin Hilchey. Bill Stewart. and Joe F l'ilS9l'.——L.

. JHELPING RED CROSS -—- One hundred dollars raised by a group of students of the Montague Mem- orial school for Red Cross work is an accomplishment worthy of n0- tlce. By presenting a playetlc of one act entitled "Kidnapping Betty" iii the I.0.0.F. Hall here and later re- peating the performance at Mill- view. the group of young people made an amount below their objec- tive. so then got busy and made and sold candy at the local thes- ii-e a couple of nights and realized their goal. Mrs. W. L. Outhouse very kindly helped with a. mliistral show at the Montague performance. The young people of this group are to be congratulated and highly com- mended for their worthwhile effort. Those taking part wiore Peggy Beck, Helen Grant, Glen Reynolds. Flor-

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TH E CHARLOTFEFUWN UUA RDTAN

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UBASWELL for Photographs

BALANCE of our winter coats u: cost. The Gloria. L-lfi-l-S-Zi.

UONFEDEBATAUN LIFE LNSLli ANCE. L-QTISI-‘l-Zl-L.

POLICE COURT-In the POllCU Court yesterday a drunk was rc- maiided until Saturday. A vag- jrairlit was sentenced to 20 days lll B .

Cfllllll . . . . . . . . . . . Deposits wilh ollicr banks

Dominion and Provincial ninlilrlng wlihln lwo ye Other Dominion uiill Provil

Oilier builds, debentures on BALANCE of our winter coats at cfjfljjlficjhff,‘_";;';;ip§:"{ D .

cost. The Gloria. L- 16-1-3-21.

lSliANDl-IR DEAD. —Mr. Horace McKinnon, city. has received a let- ter announcing the death of his brothel". Bert McKlnnon. formerly of Rocky Point. which occurred in Butte, Mont. on December ‘l. He leaves a wife and one child.

RETURNS FOR WINTER — Mrs. Jcan Richards, after spend- ing the summer and fall in Char- lottetown, P. E. I. has returned to spend the winter in town wiili her sisters. Mrs Clarence MacRae and Mrs Will MacRae, East River. --(New Glasgow News J

_ CONGRATULATIONS- Friends in Silmmerslde, extend congratula- tions to Captain and Mrs. Donald Lridstone of Dartmouth. NS.,0n the gift of a little daughter on New Years Dav. Capt. Lidstone Ls the older son of Mr. and Mrs. Wlnsloe J. Lidstoiie of Sulnmersidc. B

CAVENDISH CHARGE. — W01‘- ship on Sunday. January 5th in Cavendish at 11 A M. in New Glas- gow at 3 P. M. and if roads and weather are favourable in Stanley I Bridge at 7.30 P. M. Stanley Bridge Annual Meeting in the Church on l the 7th at 2.30 P. M. Geo. W. Tillev. | Minister. L-10-1—3-l.i.i

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§rlio0l Disfricls Real Eslale ollicr Ilia Bank Prenliscs . ...

‘Dfiflfllillfi bearing interest ..

Dividends dur- sllarolirllrler Capilul Paid lfp . . . . . . . .. Reserve Fiinil mill Surplus

1"iii-: nitNi-zimi. MIANAGEI! The above ls fl c.....i.-..»...,i

have‘ obtained nll ilii- lIITOTmII‘ nilr oilliiiiin, llif‘ ti":

(be iimvors nf lllf‘ Hunk

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Millitrelll. December 2i, i910.

TORPEDOED TAR 0N VISIT.- Edward Robertson of Murray Harm bor. P. E. Island. has returned to his home after spending a few dais visiting Mr. and Mrs, Charles Siczl. Albion Street. West Side. He was en route home after being’ toruedoed Oczober 8. Mi". Robertson's many friends here were glad to see him back on land again after his liar"- rowing experience. — New Gizisaoivlj News.

i? l Quarlerlv rliilidnnill n1 u.» Till!‘ TWO incurs or snow. --Tvi'o flu iii-inn] i- o» ‘ , . . .' _ . , ‘ ‘rill ullo vi. tiiéliiai" ma.s""ir:.t:"“..st§:i Islanders yesterday. ‘lhe temper- ature was steady at about 10 de- grees below freezinn while a. brisk northwest wind kicked ‘llll the fresh- l_v fallen snow llll0 swirling drilli- Ali" mall and l)B&$€lll-‘.E1‘ traffic - tween Charlottetown and Sum- ‘ merside in this province. and Moiic- ton on the mainland was resumed

PROFIT Biiluiire at rrcdii of Profit aiul

Pi-illiis for llli‘ yrlll‘ i~iiil.-ii Jiiil llrvillnlts. nut uf \\lll('ll HL‘

liens: PiYrvi-iion for llumililn Written off l'l‘i’\l (“IMHO

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(Signed) J. R. CHOQUET,

The Provincial Bank of Canada i

CONDENSED STI-TFESIENT —- 30th NOVEMIihR, 1910

clbglf on hllml-(Noles and cheques on llilier l

maturing bcynnll lwu years .. Canadian Municipal securities

cposil Wllll ilic Dliiiisli-r of Finilni-c . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ' - ' U

Loans and ilisroinils in Cuiiailn,

rs ilinlcr lrliers of rrellii ainl nllier asst-ls n Blink Prom

Deposits no! bearing interest ..

Notes ‘of lllP Hunk in flfflllilllilll Deposits llllfl bnlnnvrs (llii- In lialiilcs in For: ,_Il Lcllcrs ul crl-ilii outstanding iliul ollu-r Liuliilill

THE PROVINCIAL 1mm: or‘ CANADA. iii»..i....i,

has been cnmpim-il with tho 1...»)... Enii zu

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n and lliuviiii-iill i;i>~.-~i.iii.»iit film's! . . . . . . . . . ..

. i . . Payable December '. d. i010 . . . . . . . . . ..

Balance of credit. 510th November, 1910 . . . . . . . . ..

Chief Acrniiritiini

l British Launch

(Coiiiniucd lioili page l)

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FOR THE BOARD OF Dllll-ZCTFXR:

l§lirncril THIS‘. A ROY, rr@\‘ldftnf (Slgliodl J. u. nilrizii, Gtlilzffll Manager.

early in the daY- Wednesday planes were forced to cancel trlDS P9681159 of the weather. Yesterdays snow. did not interfere with motor traffic on country roads.

ing- alter spending his Chi " holidays with his wile and fflkllil)‘

lne Campbell. Jean Duvnr, Arnold Lane, Albert Lannon, Nellie Clem- ents, Barrie MacLure, Donald Camp- bell and Stella McIntyre. -L.

Personals ..‘Mr". DOUQES Bell of Cape Traverse was a visitor to Montague on Friday-L, .

..'Mrs. Lionel strong and little son Larry, Charlottetown, visited the home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Marshal Reynolds f0r l! lbw days last iveek—L.

..'Mrs. Leith Cownn and fam- ily of Lower Montague have moved to Montague and will receive a warm welcome to this town.-—L.