m“ Ip fer the officers l lotlfiw"

no latel’

' _,'"é'|rlze

Sardine!» Chicken) l

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f; . A. Suggestion to Case-ll.

" “m; he would like to contribute to Chi-Mm" 1mm

a ' w! rollers o! II. as. c. s. Char: are‘ asked to please send donations to M] donations Inlet be in the hands of the committee in charge than Thursday evening, December 14th, to for shipment on the

hS ADOPTION COMMITTEE

ll. M. C. S. Charlottetown

suggestions: Playing Cardl. Chocolate Bans. Null. [pobliflil lflladel.

Chewln‘ Gum, Smokes, Cookies. Shaving Soap, Tooth Paste, Razor

l

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T‘ "“¢w'=>. h?

Annual Collection

UllI-Kinrm by Mn. w. a. Scott the City lrllll.

i ‘Ellgcclfihgsoirl M Lead Elm enable pack. M ‘LL . ' ' ~ _° 3 "P - 0| "I! 16th. 3vddlc§"belw&§cn§”'tlr’§“°“°°' l

Ernest Martin: Mr _ . ,§ltu“l\on;1wlvlrs. J O. Machcod: Mrs.‘ . . ' be : ;. lsldisoll AlggLem: l Hum’- A. {.1

A.

L800; M. l“. MacLeou; A. .Mfltybcwz Gordon Macileod: We I i-lugtoll lilllicLleOtl; Hush MaoKln- .1 non. Alex. N. Malclleod; J A’. Gil-I

' .- Llo. o lhvboirls: Mrs. John Campbell; Mani S. W E. MIC

Hnsnemride Candy, Fruit Cake, Canned goods.

"cowl-seem.

‘ iilr Foroe Honors

t. qfllcer of the Royalllirlibrce, .":|- next of kin reside in the m; Kingdom, was hurled here ‘ mushy with full Air Pierce non- _-1-1e died Saturday from in- received in a plane crash Charlottetown airport ; 1m 1 His name has not been gmhwed by AlrForce oflicials lvho ‘have ‘not yet received confirmation 501st this next of kin have been ‘lumped of his death. ‘ ;' The funeral yssterdsy was ..eld =mm 5t Paul's Anglican Chm-ch ‘m: mum was in the n42. plot i‘, sites-wood Cemetery, near the

r rli. alglgvioes at the church were conducted by Canon ELM. Malone, Mglslbd by Flt. Lt. the Rev. R. W. Braille, Protestant padre at the station and Rev. J. T. Ibbott. tec- h,» n1 St. Paul's Church.

Sydn. Ldr. P. l: Bishop, senior administrative officer, was lll charge (If the funeral parade while (he sdilutant was Flt. Lt. A. B. 1111501., The parade was composed w 1-1. (escort party, under command of Pit. Lt. J.R. w’.

M. illgng commander of the de- emed and I115 cxuse inc-nu. 1i -..- the casket on an Air

win; Cmdr. Price. officer‘ commanding No. 2 Air Navigation mm] sphere the deceased was mtiorlqd, and his adiutant, F0. it. D. Albert. while at the rear of ms procession the attending party m conrposed of pilots who had been in the flight with the deceas-

The Beach Grove Army Camp bind. vrlth muffled drums. march- {d shellti oi’ the truck bearing rhe tssket. 0n either side of the truck marched a supporting and bearer party. File former was composed ' oi FiyingOfficer-s Brown. Andreas, china-tan, Campbell. Moracie, and ioescller, while the bearers party included Sergeants Wallaum, John-

Fragrant: Fruits grown in the sun, nuts spicy and _ crunchablc, cinnamon, raisins and butter creamed for i Iralnel. ,ln Gsnong‘: hsnddipped chocolates there Q 1 fourteen mouthwatering “Centres of Attraction". A taste of one teases you to taste another, each an adventure of pure goodness. Blended to Ganongfs owh "WM. centred of the rich, smooth flavour that makes Ganongl hand-dipped chocolates famous as

‘The finest in the Land"

its-mall... [sou a some m. III"! elm-l dlyl ml “W. d...” w 1...: y»... link: if blast-rm. ins l0 your... i"! ll...»-

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Foulclrlzen Courses or ATTRACTION

IIIIIT

‘Aulcsmllos. ctlsnlzs cmmilcru ruck Nwwlrmrs nu CAMMIL MILK lAlSiN

ma“ J a a I l Ill-V Nu!‘ Iunul Purllctlio 01AM! cum rm llMlNfl PINEAPPLE LEMON mm‘ v HIill-l W .

1

Gaovors Chocolates

(sinuous naos. Lmrrsb. 1- tnrlisnnla.

Theirs" i"

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- New Glasgow Per Women's 124%“ Institute Collected by Mrs. Preston |b=tmi1oell and Mrs. Geo. Dickicaon umerlruunnrnnwncmlrulcuml $1j°° Em“ M“ mitts‘ 5mm“;

Mrs Alder Dickleson: John Be

e. one Each: Mrs. Cyrus Smith: Mrs. Percv Dlclueson: Mrs. Lorne brev- enson; Mrs. w. . Bulman; lvlrs. 1P l... Canlnb-eil: lslsio Laird: Mrs. A. rlouston: Ella Semple; Mrs. . Stevenson: Mrs 1.1.011: Mrs. A

m.

Rlcna rt Hill; Mrs. . lvlaclleod: Mrs. Earle Hous- tull; Mrs Cnallners Holland H111; Miss M bell: Mrs. R. '

reari BOWEN ' MP5

Th _ lha-tll-SLCWHFL James Motlati: will o Foohlon Shoppe ..r:s:"-..:i"s..*:.~.l.i; Sim"- Gi. George St. — Phone‘ 551 ‘om _ ‘mom

r‘flaamaxili!yi“aiwaixmw Bunbury by Mrs. J. Wendell Mulch

l Gordon Llnlld;

1 Premier J. Walter Jones $10.00

I‘ 1 JUlill A. MacDonald 10.00

*‘j ~ q . Willard Kelly 10.00 '-' 4i r 0 y .1. l-crldell lvlutcll 5.00 D g $2.00 men: Artnur Mulch: Les-

lie lvlucuc-nald; Leonard W000; . Edison

Wm. smallwood- Douglas: Holy Redeemer Hal] ‘C. J. wood: Russell earouharson: _ W. R Bovycr: Percy iiamm.

TD-NIDHT 1 $1.00 Each; stephcn ‘ronton:

_ 1Wllllulil nurton; Mrs. Jos. Bragg:

8.30 Goo. Mason: Herbert Mason: Jols-

.eph lsuundtrs: Henry Sonallwocd; Everett BOVYCI‘.

‘lbtal — $01.00.

Bethe] by Mrs. Jamel Jenirlnl i $1.00 Each: Ernest Lund: Janina . Jenkins: Mrs J0ilfl Rankin.

cOc Each; airs Alex. Horton: .Mrs. J. S. Horton; Mary Ferguson:

The prizes are the same as those prevllling at other Bingo: in the city.

Freezout

For Charitable Purposes

‘=:“=’—“" "' 1 tors. Olner Ferguson Mr. Perc

Mo. Wotchorn. Mullin. Laurie: ‘ions; Mrs. llvcmt’ innit; we. End Leslie. John Mcuorlald. Total — $8.50.

T0 RECEITIFFEAQUE

WOODSTOCK, N. 13., Dec. ll -__ fglllflbe- A SRVCIEKHOIQIWBG plaque. ‘a presented o t e Woodstock: . . '_ Divifiivn °! the Canadian Pacific sefLlljlggtmlli/lrsbugsllogvlilnellfiogxz.‘ ma. Railway on v/ednesday for the dl-- 141:0. Carrier; ‘Mrs. Elmer ‘Clow: visions Seventh VictorylLoan record-i George UOCIILILYI Malcolm Mac- of leading the New Bflmgvick g_ IJCOGI Trueman Jenkins: humane R. district. ‘Iile prcsniintlc ll Mmneso“; “ems name“; Ge“ D- Will be made by S. M Gossng c, ‘ltvulgilvfifalcokn M" ‘Hum 'I‘oronto. assistant to. the vlce-prrl- 5' sident and general manager of Ens-

Cherry Valley by Mrs. Malcolm M. Irving

Fred l... Nelson " u

tern Lines.

FRUIT

lrv u; Roy Beers: George Plug- pnll. rlarold Huugun. zoc William Irving.

Total — $18.50.

Miilvlew by Erma W. Inga

. George Vanlderstine ! S1. Each: i Mls us ' lye-ally olleluow. E1011; airs. Wm. Storey: Per- cy Acorn; Wesley Acorn; Mrs. Amos Acorn: mrln Drake: Mrs. ,.loscph Strut-n: Mrs. Gordon Snel- dolv; Mrs. Ambrose Weatnerbiz; uvus 'l'il'J0(i01'B Crane; Mrs. Harold ,4 itoocl-tson; Mrs. G. i... Jenkins; l Mrs vcrnon Jenknls: Mrs. Geo. Jenkins: lvlrs I-tobert Drake: Mrs. Illifilidli lllgs. i 4 s. unerson Slleidow. 25c mach. lvlrs. Richard Mutlow; "s Norman ShBMIOW. ‘Iotal -— $1

Pownal by Mrs. Edison Snliih $1.00 Each: Mrs. A. G. Moore;

Robert Jonas: Lillian Jen- Wlllard Jenkins: Mr

l

I Acorn; lvlls. Parkman Jenllsin Ralph Judson; Mrs. LlAIIGOlII Cur- rie; LvLrs. wlilrco Lawton; Mrs. Charles JOIILSZ lvla-lw Jenkins: Mrs. W. v. Moore; W. E. bmltn: Mrs. .i-I P. btllltli.

75c lvlls. Walter Inge.

50c Loch: some Jones: Mabel LEnluan: lvlle. o. R. Brown: Mrs. ‘Jyfll Jones. Mrs. George Carver; ulttrs. Lia-o. Lawton: James Gay.

Total — $24.25.

Morell by Mrs. if. Ii. Cox

Hurry H. Ccx L‘. W. Anderson 1 2.00 \vill.l€l‘ lvlcnwczl (Bristol) "M0 5' uu Eat-n: Percy Robbins: Illoyu

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$10.00 l

. Herbert Hooper; Mrs. use lvlcEwcll. Gordon Collin: . Mrs. William

Jay. 50c been: Edgar l-Iawbolt: Mrs. l, Art Blunlalld. Total-WLLOO.

S ECIALS ‘ ‘Ii/It. Morlah LOGIC L. I‘. h

A Friend per Mrs. W. P.

‘I Cameron . 2.20‘ wrung William Lodge. Kings- IA‘ Friend in Florida zloo tar-l 1i.

China's Perilous Situation Easel!

[of the Crown for a new trial m me

Will!!!) ICLTIBIIQCU 011C Whflii.

.00 time Prices and Trade Board re-

.' gfolgably total $4000. A special vote

CEllTIlAi. oullllollll

This celnncn u reserved fol luv: ll local IILKOIIL out aeverusml cl a. aewu nature inlu on lnecrlcl at rive cenle a worn. concur II!- aoie ID advance. OVERSEAS CANADIAN FUND - The kwyal ‘lrust Co nave lecelyeu lor tne mersells Udlllhilliill tuna mu slim 0L W-W ltolll Miss Anna A. nennetl, l’. B. l. Hixipltal.

SERIOUSLY INJURED -— OI- flcial word has been received that uorporal l-ilytlle h. Murray ol Brlckley rieacll has been serious- 1y injured in ac.icn overseas.

JUDGMENT w-OSTPONED - The luulllnent on tne flDDllCnLlOn

case of Andrew l-erry. blmlmersloe acquitted some morltlls GEO in bum-

. was - stporlea at a sit- tmg of the supreme b01111 ln Chal- lottotown last naturally.

FUNEBAL TODAI — The illn- eral ol Mrs. Andrew Mclnnlls will be held from tne nomu o! nel- mother. in water street this IJIOLU‘ mg at 10.2.0 to at. uuilstalls Mil-zl- llco. thence to tne holfifli] Catac- llo Cemetery.

FUNERAL FROM BASILICA -- The funeral ol John Doyle, Wlii be held lrom the r-ranls l1€fl1lu4l~N rurlerul l-lzille this morning at also to at. lstuns LBSIHCB, tnence w tne human Catnollc Cemetery.

POLICE COURT - At the Ponce UOllIli vesteruuy a ulsorderly conduct; case NlIB-Tclhflliluku ul.-tll today. Two ffiiilibiltiOli cases" vlcle wnlle a person cnargeo wltll recklessly 01.- eratlllg a nlotur vehicle was IlXN-(l saw and costs or tcn days and a third cad rue $0.00 line eotreateu.

LIQUOR SEARCHES — Accord- ing to the City Police report iur November, u searches were madu Ior intoxicating beverages. A total amount of $510.75 were collected u; fines. Three fines under the Pro- hibition Act accounted for $360 of the total.

HEALTH REPORT-The report of Dr. B. C. Keeping, City Health Officer, reveals there were l8 new cases of venereal disease ln the City. for the month of November. Of these. seven were male and ll female. The total number of cases treated for the month were 56. 0f these 23 were male and 33 female. There was one case of diphtheria for the month.

FUNERAL SUNDAY — The fun- eral of the late Mrs. Ernest Hous- ton was held from her leeidence at New Glasgow on Sunday, afternoon, Dec. l0. The services at the house

Fine Recital In lleartz llall By Mrs. Miller

A most. enjoyable

recital was

Biven in the I-feartz Hall last night

under the auspices of the Wom- ens Music Club. the recitsllst be- ing Mrs. A. F. Miller, wife of m. A- F- Miller. superintendent Kentvllle Sanatorium. Mrs. Miller has a fine soprano voice. which she uses with perfect artistry, and her programme was one of excep- tional interest to music lovers.

Il Opened with a group of three

5008s from the vast treasury of

Handel's compositions:

“I. a s c i a ch‘io Plunge." from

Leave Me" and "0,

Joshua" (1747). Handel's music is regarded as a. supreme test of the artistry of any singer. and Mrs. Miller showed lterself to be per. new at homo in this difficult

Her

from "Scmele" (1743).

next group consisted ollhree by Richard Straus. “Devo-

Nlzht"; and "Your won- derful Eves‘. and a very lovely piece entitled "Spring". W0“. u modern composer r1110. like Sibelius, has already become

a. classic. “Un Bel Di Vedremo‘

An aria from Puccini's opera “Madame

Butterfly" was also very finely in- 1

terpreted. F°H°WIHB a brief intermission.

Mrs. Miller sang another group of .

modern songs. comprising "Tile Si" (Killers); "Tell Mo. O Blue. Blue Sky" (Giannini); "TheCloths

of Heaven" (Dunhiil). and "Love Went A-ridlng" (Bridget. The latter composition has a very I up

modern and difficult accompani- ‘ment. and the whole group vras one of particular interest.

“Cradle Song". by Fritz Kreis- ler, was also heard with marked appreciation by the audience. "Three Cavaliers" by Kurt Schind- ler. and "l1 Bacio" (Ardlti) eon- cluded the programme. The artist. however, graciously responded to a number of encores, with "The Robin's Song"; "In the Luxem- bourg Gardens": “Nightingale At Lincoln's Inn',' and "Swing MW. Sweet Chariot".

Mrs. Miller was particularly ef- fective in her high notes, and in the brllllancy with which she in- terpreted difficult passages. I-lcr charming personality also impress- ed itself upon the audience, whose response throughout the evening was most enthusiastic.

Mrs. G. Elliot Fall's accompani- ment on the piano was outstand-

and. at the Christian Church were

0° conducted by the Rev. J. W. John-i

stone of Summerslde. The pallbear- ers were Athol Rackham, Nelson McDonald. Howard Ling, Earl Hou- ston, Wallace Dickieson, and Elmer McDonald.

POLICE REPORT —- The City Police report for the month of Nov-i ember shows there were seven pro- secutions under the Prohibition Act

with five convictions and two dismissals; two convictions un- der the E x c1 s e Act for

unlawful possession of "spirits"; three convictions under the War-

zulatlons; and several convictions for minor offenses. One person was arrested on a murder charge and is now in the County Jail awaiting trial at in; next Supreme Court. Sixteen loads of coal were intercep- ted and re-welghed on the City scales. Eleven hundred and 51X bicycle licenses were issued up to the last of November.

‘ AT ROTARY — Al; the Rotary

“ 1 yesterday. Mr. s F. rovlc B A.. sDO e on the influence of athletics on youth training. Mr. Doyle Rave an interesting sketch oi athletic training from the ea y days of the Olympic ganrzs to present time. Ml‘. Arthur Mat-Pher- sorl. chairman of the Rotary Radio Auction Committee. announced at the luncheon that the amount of receipts from the auction would

hanks was tendered the Mon- . people for their contribution o $580 to the Crippled Children's Fund. The usual amount of $100 was voted to the Charlottetown Free Dispensary at the luncheon. Dr. J.A. Clark and Mr. George Stone were loint chairmen.

GYRO - There was a 800d at- tendance at; the local Gyro Club meeting lost evening. Reports from various member revealed a most enthusiastic response to the Christ- mas T. ‘B. seals sales this year.

Plans were made for the coming Gyro Christmas part-y. also for gi- ving the children of both Mount St. Vincent. and Mount Herbert orphanages. special Christmas treats. Highlight of thg even- ing was the reading by Mr. Morton Dew of a revised version of the "Comedv of Errors". Tile chnlr- man for the evening was Dr. A. J. Murchison. '-

The "any friends of Mrs. Haber Bell. 75 Hillsboro St. will regret to ieam that she has entered the P. E. I. Hospital to undergo an op- oration.

lie lllarigny . To Co To _ England

HAVANA. Dec. ll-(API-Alfred De Marllfly and his wife. the for- mer Nancy Oekes. are leaving Ha- vana, Where they found refuge o1‘-

CHUNGKING. Dec. I1 ~— (AP)- Tne Chinese High Command an- nounced tonight that all M17909" forces had been driven out of Kvvelcliffyl Province. easing mum's perllmL-i military situation at least im-lporariiy.

The communique said the rein- llorcen Chinese counter-offensive h“; forced two column!

which penetrated deep into Kweh‘ chow back into Kwangci Province. ‘has recaptured Liuchain ilnt over the border. and had advanced l7 miles beyond-

Titc twin Japanese drives which were aimed at Kwciyang. Kweb.

m‘ Laud!’ "award Phllrflrlng. 0M mllcl i0 one northwest. or at Kunming, 800 miles southwest.

,,;1,Ow Qapltill and the strategic Bur-l r i m; Road city. had gt one timq pe- DNDHTAT"

nctrnted to a point ‘IO-miles ln- iM|gLMgl

wide the Province. Capture of Ewel-

wgng would have put the Jaoan- Cbriottctown and

9,... l.» 8. msliion to lmlrs either tuna wnullm I

ter he Wls forced to leave Nas- sau. Bllhamas. under the threat of] deportation.

Marlgny. acquitted in Nasg sou of a charge of murder in con-, neotlon with the death of his father-in-law. Sir Harry Dukes.‘ wealthy Csnadia ‘ ' magnate will go to London. where he hopes his wife will join him in the spring. i-le was denied a visa to enter the United States.

N. D. MacLearl

Ibeaell

lrlg, and merits the wnrmestprnise.

This is the first visit here of MIS- Miller. but it is hoped that another opportunity will be offered of hearing this talented singer, vrflo recently gave a successful l0iut recital with her teacher, Dr. Ernest Vinci. in Halifax.

Crashed Plane Was From liorval, Cue.

More wreckage of a plane which crashed Sunday afternoon off Sea. Cow Head, near Summerside, was found yesterday by R C. A. . search parties. some of it drifted ashore and more was found at sea. The bodies of the crew mem- bers. believed to numbsrtwo. were not found.

Men acquainted with the locality said that there is a strong tidal current and they thought, it un- likely the bodies would be located. Apparently the plane exploded as it crashed.

The first wreckage was found about ii o'clock Sunday evening by A. P Cerettl and Cpl. C. F. Dea- kin, in charge of the Borden R C M. P. Detachment. Thov went to the area viierc the crash occurred in Mr. CerettYs boat.

Information yesterday indicated that the plane was an R, A, pa Transport. Ccrrmand Mosquito from Dr-vcl. Quebec. -

The names of the crew have no‘ been released .

ll. C. A. F. Awards

OTTAWA, Dec. 11

mom hers

(CP) Air Force headquarters announced tonight the award of seven Bars to the Distinguished Flying Cross, 83 D.F.C.'s and three Distinguished FlyifiFlt/fflsls to members of the RC . . serving overseas. The awards included: Bar To D. F. C. PO. C. B. Sutherland. of (RR. No. 2) Truro, N. S.

D. F. C. Sqdn. Lrir. N. Crawford of Chstham, N. B Flt. Li. 1t

Anderson of <26 Nfcllcton. N. B. . Bradshaw, of Sum-

E, I.

. Ilt. D. R. Brown of Doug- las. N. B.

F0. J. R. Bower-Blmms, of Ayl- mer East, Que.

F0. E. S. Debow. of Pleasant Vnle. N. B. F0. A. N. of ('74 Charest Blvd.) Quebec.

Pg. K. R. Fulton, of Windsor.

(Careful inquiry st Sumrnerside flaled to reveal the identity of Flt. Lt. Bradshaw and it was believed that his home is in another part of Canada and that he was only stationed at Summerslde for a time, possibly while he was train- ing. It was known that two Brad- shaws. both from Ontario, ‘were stationed at Summerside for n time but one was killed later ln Labrador and the other has been discharged from the Air Force.)

rolt-r canon ADEQUATE SAINT sol-mini n. Dec. 11 -__

(OP) —- An adequate labor supply will be available at the port

Ferstman,

Saint John this winter. R. P Roberts, regional employment ci- flcer. Notional Selective Service.

predicted today after an inspection of the port.

In Loving Memory

Hostel fire at Si. John

of

"Rinaldo" (1711): “o sleep Why Dost Thou

Had I Jubal’: Lyre", from

by Hugh

F -

01- P E. I. cemetery.

‘ Thomas John

11v MEMORIAM

JAMES A. MacLEAN. V4136 R.C.N.V.R. Who lost his life at the Knights of Columbus

Sadly missed lly Father. Mother and Brother.

___1‘i-iE rttmlzlmrcrowlv GUARDIAN ___ rztestant Orphanage '

received if ii’s jewelry

u§-$LY'?>‘ - lea‘ easel:

IDENTIFICATION BRACELETS

Ladies’ and Gents’

@7111.-

.- =7

(Contlnued_ from also 1)

lected szasscoo as against 849-- 12000 for the some B61404 1"‘

year.

"In poll tax arrears we have this year collected $1,850.00 as against $2,080.00 for the previous Y"!-

“In street and sidewalk, collec- tions in 1944 were 532N130 l! =1- galrlst $3,500.00 in 1943. | "I would like to draw attention also to the statement in regflrd t0 the assessed value in real estate and personal property for I944 and 1943.

"In the year 1944 total assessed value was $9,315,100. against an assessed value of $9.421.560-00 l" 943. This makes u diflefeuuc in valuation of approximately $106,- 500.00. This figure at 2.85% show a reduction 1n assessment of $3.- O35

,_

No Tax Rate Increase

“Then again, I would draw to your attention the fact that this year there has been n0 100N858 l" the tax rate. and when one fli- ures the decrease ln assessed value 1n real and personal property to- .gether with the additional expen- diture to th School Teachers and to tize Fire Department, we can assume that our expenditures will be more this year than last year. and our revenue less han lest year, will the increase in thew two departments and unforseen expenditures which have arisen ln other departments.