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Launch Dolar Or More Campaign

The 1sla.nders' Hockey Club is

making an appeal to the public for financial assistance. The in- itial expenses in getting organiz- ed. in equipping playerl. and other costs have been heavy.

The club executive believes that the City deserves a good club. would regret the, dishonor if the team were disbanded, but would be glad to contribute in a small way to maintain our own self- rsspect and keep faith with the other cities in the league.

The Islanders' Executive is launching a campaign-called the "S1 or more" campaign. This will

be carried out tomorrow when canvassers will call upon the public. The exerutive state that

any amount Will be most grate- fully received and that several persons have indicated they will contribute 5100.00 each to start the, fund off.

MARKS 103RD BIRTHDAY

DELORAINE. Man. lCPi-Ja- cob Brownsberger. as independent as ever. celebrated his l03rd birth-3 day Wednesday at this southwe. -. ern Mnniinbn IDWT1 He hnrriedl through the hniisekeepinz--he lives alone and does his own washing.' ironing and cooking-to be ready: to receive any visitors who mightl drop in.

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HOWARD M:INNIS

FITTED FOOTWEAR 175 Queen St. - Currie Bldg

BIRTHS. MARRIAGES. DEATHS 50:: Per Insertion

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ANNUAL 8000'! DANQ -The annual scout dance was held last nldit at the Charlottetown Hotel. The guaata were .eoelnd by Briga- dier mid. praidsnt of the Pro- vincial Council of the Boy Scout's Association and Mrs. Reid. 11. 0. Parent, Provincial commissioner, and Mrs. Parent. Dancing was en- Joyed until a late hour. the music being provided by the &'lghton- alree Orchestra.

ILIMINATION COINUESTS A Elimination contacts were carried on by members of the Centennial Y's Men's club at their weekly supper meeting in an effort to do- tarrnlne the quartette best qualifi- ed to represent the organisation in the Musical Festival. No decision was reached. A film of the Cook Islands was shown and a sing-song conducted by Bill Moreside and Lloyd Cox completed the program. Fines Master Bob Cvlggey bore dawn heavy on several members for slight infringments of the regula- tions. Arnold Callbeck was chair- man with Neil Maclnnla as co- chairman.

GIDEON BIBLES PRESENTED A dedication service was held yes- terday afternoon at the Kirkwood Motel when members of the Gideon Society presented to .Vlrs. Geddie .ViacLeod, proprietress. a Bible for each unit. Prasident of the Chair- lottetown camp, Mr. W. Blair Mac- Donald. made a few introductory

I remarks, outlining the work of the

Society and eXpI'e55lI1g pleasure in making the presentation. Members of the lot-alclei'g-y assisting on this f1('C2iSl0l1 were Rev. Howard Christie. Trinity l'nited Church. who read a passage of Scripture. and Rev. W. Harold Brown. pastor of Zion Pi-csbytcriaii Church who offered a prayer of dedication Other Gideons in attendance were Messrs. S. T. Green. R. .1. Riiperi and Vic Runtz.

hill! and past president Tom lldgett

After the brief ceremony. 130119-- was served by members of the Kirk- wood staff who had attended. fol-' l01Vll1E uliich the visitors iiere. shown some of the features of the- fine new esiabiishnieni. Con'iniied from page 1 l

BIRTHS

MacEAC1-IERN-At the ge. E. 1. Hospital on Nov. 1934. lug -Ill: and Mrs. John Maclzachein. Nor-tli.

River, a son. I only G--At 5011115 Hospital on T November 3rd. 1954, to Mr. and:

Mrs. Charles Ching. a dauKl'll9l'-1 Weight 8 lbs. 3 ozs. Constance Lor- raine.

CHAISSON - At the Charlotte- town Hospital. November lath. 1954. to Mr. and Mrs. John D. Chaisson. Rollo Bay East, tnee Patricia Mac- Igaggl a son. John Wayne. 7 lbs. 31-4 07.5.

RIMINNIS-At the Charlottetown Hospital on Nov. 16. 1954. to Mr. and Mrs. John G. Maclnnis, a son, weight 7 lbs. 9 ozs.

YOIINKER-At the P. E. Island Hbspital on Nov. 17th. to .Vir. and Mrs. Claude Younker. Brookfield. a son.

MMDOXALD-At the Prince Ed- ward Island Hospital on Nov. 9th. to .Vlr. and .Virs. .1. F Mac- Donald a son. Miifred Rand.

MARRIAGES

STUNDEN-SCALES - Al Sum- merlea United Church, Lachine. P. Q., on November 8th. 1954. by Rev. D H. Iitaclllarlane. Lillian Scales. R. N. of Freetown. P. E 1.. to Cst. Raymond Merrill Btunden of Charlottetown. P. E. I.

DEATHS

BURKE - At West Royalty on Wednesday. Nov. 17. 1954. Mrs. Vernon Burke in her 63rd .Vear.l Resting at the MacLean Funeral Home until 10:30 this morning. then at her late residence. Fun- eral notice later. Interment Sher- wzood Cemetery.

BROWN-At Richmond, 1Vednes- day, November 17th, Margaret Ellen Brown. wife of the late James E. Brown of Grand River. in' her 95th year. Forwarded from the Bowness Funeral Home to the residence of her daughter. Mrs. Linus MacDonald of Richmond from where the funeral will he held at a time, and date to be an- nounced later.

THE HENNESSEY FUNERAL HOME

9'! Kent St.

W. .1. BROWN Funeral Director

011 Dial 140 )4 new Ambulance service Dlanlllod. Courtet service

CHARLOTTETOWN ' FUNERAL HOME

78 Euaton St.

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Complete Funeral and Ambulance service

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Potato Board 1 has not been made knoiin.

The folloiiizrg are the ,e5i:l'.s bi polls as OlllCl?1Il5 announced 395- terday.

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Ilslll A Joint Lies: ciuii lag

&utc President lrnut Lord

were prnented with pins denoting their status at the regular mid- month supper meeting of the Lion's Club. held at the Queen Hotel last evening. W. A. Warren was chairman.

Plans were discussed for a char- ter night celebration at summar- aida within s. short tlme., when club members in that town and Kensingion will hold a joint meet- ing to receive their charters from the parent body. The new clubs are sponsored by the Lion's Club of Charlottetown.

An electric hand magnet will be presented to Mr. N. D. MacLean at the next meeting, to be used at the P. E. Island Hospital and available to any hospital in the Province when required.

In addition to a number of visit- ing Lions from the Kensingtcn and aummerside clubs. an interest- ed and welcome guest was Lion John Rogers. in member of the or- ganization in Hawaii,

normal bone: and sound leeth. Used by more mothers for feeding their babies. than any other brand. Ask your doctor I .1”... Carnation Milk for

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2nd Question Question: First District Yes No Yes Nnl Bothwell 47 8 42 14 North Lake 29 10 29 9 Priest Pond 36 0 34 2 Red Point 28 8 18 17 Souris 9 1 8 2 Souris East 5 7 6 D. Souris River 22 4 20 al Souris Line Rd. 23 1 20 2 Rollo Bay Chapel 36 2 30 4 Souris West 33 3 32 4 Head Rollo Bay 23 5 16 11 Bay Fortune 11 21 4 28 St. Margareis 21 4 18 7 Total 323 74 277 114 Second District St. Andrews 24 12 ll 21 Peakes Station 32 5 29 7, Bristol 13 12 10 13. Sinnott Road 54 3 51 31 Marie 39 4 20 20 Head of St. Peters Bay South 17 15 15 19 St. Peters East 20 8 1'7 10 Greenwich .. 2'7 11 19 17 Monticello .. 35 3 24 10' Morell l7 2 10 9 Total 278 75 206 129 Third District Baldwins Road 27 2 215 3 Victoria Cross 38 8 26 7 18 Mile Brook 25 4 22 6 Cardigan 11 0 11 O Lorne Valley 24 2 22 3 Roseneath 22 7 17 12 Montague West 6 l 5 2 Dundas 25 10 19 I8 Glenfanning 17 5 9 12 Martinvnle 19 3 18 4 Montague East 10 2 7 4 Total 224 44 131 G9 Fourth District whim Rd. Cross 15 14 18 7 Montague South 9 1 5 5 Lower Montague- 25 7 19 12 Murl'8tV HBr. E. 5 18 5 17 Murray Harbor 8 9 0 18 High Bank 18 3 14 5 Murray River S. 7 2 6 4 Murray River N. .5 4 5 4 Glen William 15 7 9 11 St. Marys Rd. 16 3 12 7 Total 123 as as 90 Fifth District Georgetown E. 5 2 5 1 Georgetown W. 7 0 5 0 Red I-lnuse . 20 8 8 13 Annandaie 30 9 23 14 Woodvillo Mills 48 O 4! 0 Launching 36 I so 1 Sturgeon 11 lo 4 in Murray Har. N. 2 8 1 4 Cambridge .... .. 'I 4 4 3 Gsapereaux .. 7 10 ii 11 Total 188 48 134 80 County total 1116 304 886 471 QUEENS COUNTY First District Ya No Yea No Long River 21 I I 15 lriahtown 21 14 14 is French River ll 7 10 12 Clifton 24 6 ll 10 Clinton 19 13 15 13 N. Granville 8 5 I 8 S. Granville 11 6 5 12 Hope River 29 10 18 20 Hazel Grove 19 16 O 26 Btanachel ...... .. 10 25 4 I Springfield 83 11 28 13 Breadalbane 10 10 I 21 Westmorland 12 18 4 26 K9lly's Cross 17 ll 14 15 Cramiud 9 10 5 14 Victoria 9 10 0 I4 MON"! 21 30 11 39 nnyvale 16 18 11 21 9 17 I 22 ll 1 37 286 100 32! No Yes No 18 G 2! 8 15 18 ll 2 82 0 8 1 11 1 1.6

Worries Brilisli

IDNDON (Reuters)-The "mys- terious and inexorable march" of lung cancer is worrying Britain's health authorities more than ever. an official survey disclosed Wed- nmduy.

Reporting on the health last year of the 44.000.00o people in England and Wales, sir John Charles. chief health officer, said lung cancer ”continues to claim an additional thousand victims each year.”

Deaths from all forms of cancer totalled 81.924-300 more than the previous year and a record.

The increase was mainly caused by the number of male deaths at- tributable to lung cancer. a dis- ease predominantly affecting men in their middle or later years Five and a half times more men than women died of lung cancer.

The rise of lung cancer in Bri- tain has been linked with clsaret smoking by government health authorities. and research on the problem is heznz Pli9559d-

Tuberculosis deaths were Ereally reduced. Last year they Wllllled

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School Ass'n Misting

Mr.J.D. Pfulddltd

Larun, wen. Kent Home and school Aa- sociatlon occupied the chair at a

.' attended meeting of the

organisation held last night in the school auditorium.

Mrs. A. G. Hogan. Mrs. L. I.

Prowae, Mrs. J. B. Lsrkin. the pre- sident of the A.lociaI.lon and a

teacher to be chosen by Princi-

pal C. 1". Hlne. were appointed de-

legates to attend the semi-annual meeting of the Provincial Home and School Federation to be held late this month at Queen Charlotte High School. Films were shown on "Meeting the needs of adoles- cence."

The monthly classroom prize for greatest parent. representation at the meeting was won by Miss Fer- guson's Grade 2 class. Mrs. J. A. Likely and Mrs. R. P. Va.nAlstlne were appointed to the member- ship committee.

, Refreshments were served at the close of the meeting.

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S. Rustico . 'l 2 4 5 8-902. E 60 DEF 09113 dmll OV" ll". Specific item in. dispute in the Cymbrm 10 11 3 13 last five years. V Income Tax Act is the fact that Wheatley River 19 34 7 40 Cases of poliomliellm lailg 3'9” federal legislation allows Quebec North Wiltshire 21 57 12 63-rose by 600 to 4.547, but the T180195 taxpayers to deduct not more than Brookfield . 11 26 4 Iitilwere still below those at 1947 when five per cent of their federal in- New Haven .. 30 34 13 45!tho infection first became of major 1' -11.2 tax towardithe 15 per cent River-dale 24 26 23 all importance ;n Britain. . Quebec lax. What solution Mr. Du- Milton , 24 46 4 63! plessis proposed is not known. Nam, Rm, H 12 34 3 3g! other legislation announced: Cnmwau 33 30 10 39i 1. Increased benefits to victims .' l k 27 10 18 2.11 A 5 48 8 44 12 of working accidents: i;l:;ieryMi;cfin?ree 24 6 20 9 AIl1l)n;l'?(ll!'1aSg i 10 2 3 7 2i Amendments to the Rent Con- St. Cat-herines 2s 20 10 Zlllzilbertoii w. . 4 7 4 1 tm Act g V ,g ,, L .I- moklyn 27 18 17 28 3.. A revision of the Quebec Se- 32 2: ... . . . iCampbelltcn .. - - . - 'Tbird District 11!! N0 N95 301 EW,m(,91d 27 2 19 8 commission. Wlnsloe Road 7 40 3 log. - c-ck 49 22 30 38 Proposal and seconding of the Brackley er. Rd.24 15 10 25!0:l;E:'r.. 31 i2 21 19 address in reply to the speech BFECKIEY Pollll l3 w 5 I9. Oillearv S. 26 12 12 22 from the throne will get under way Covehead 24 24 4 41: i L L - A in both houses of the legislature Pleasant Grove 9 0 7 2' Total 563 155 427 264 today. Little York 36 23 7 49. 5131355 pnospanrry Bedford 44 6 I10 19. Second District The throne speech stressed con- Corran Ban 21 0 17 4 Cape Wfll 53 39 53 U tinuing pmsperity in the province, Tracadle Cross 32 2 30 8 Hamilton Road wlthe beneficial effects of which are lit. Stewart 18 3 16 5 West 39 4 21 .markedly contributing to the pros- Pisquid . 20 6 19 7 Ilamilicn Road lperlty of the whole of Canada." Monaghan -ll 10 38 81 East 25 8 l9 l3l The situation was due to the Fort Aiicustua I12 8 32 17 Brae 43 B 31 30. "carrying out of e. policy based on J0l1llSlf)l1f? River 34 9 35 8 west Deiori 3 1 Ilia well-defined master-plan." Que- .Vii. Herbert ll 10 7 114 Cnnuay . l7 9; lg 711::-c remained attached to its tradi- Sniitliport in 7 3 5 taller-slle 7 liions. I - - H m EllF1'SllP E. 11 1 5 Agriculture was an "unexcelled Totals 336 203 263 314 Tine V."le.V 3133 lg gglguarantse of a real stability. 1-3" . . . . l.'l(”OTl.l W. .- basis of a genuine security." Ml"-llplllsllilcl lf” 5” "5 NI Enmore 5 2 3 4f Additional funds for farm and P9l"ll33 t 7 ,,7 ll - - ow ”lhousing loans. for rural electrifica- :'3ll'llSllEa5l' 2 :2 J9 Tntsil 267 119 166 .. 5 zinn and land drainage were fore- V ill fl 8 -'- casg. Cherry Villey 31 13 26 3.. Third District 5 Th h K d m n. Vernull 3"" . 3,3 H 39 22 I" Clvberls 20 3giment?ssFl.)eeeli:ef athldtrmfarmerrsgl-lights Gland I "W 55 6 2 15 .' Vfllllzslln " 9 ”4' will be stimulated by further indus- Gmlld Vlcw St 15 4 7 I”.ll5'llll'"l”-l la 2 trial development. At the same galedgnlgm 2?) 2 .15 If, Sell”-lllt 15 lg f; ;0 time it reiterated its belief in pri- rwe ' 1 ” Imm, ' vale enterprise. Eldon East 11 4 8 :1 flbrams Village 6 10 13 6; ..My government is firmly con, Eldlm W9” 13 5 5 I Cfl” Egnmm 10 8 ., .vinced that personal initiative and Point 14 14 1: 1: l'lliVE9T1 Point 13 25 zlwrivage enterprise are mcesury Belle RIVPI A. 9 g Indian itiici .. Hm. genuine and "maul pmgnu Belle RN” 3' 4 1: g Pnlwelown. . .,,, 0 10 .,1'and state paternalism inevitably .wWd lsllmds 4 ' q yRTl”m .12 7 '0 leads to economic paralysis and the ” '- F" 7 tprm-Q '3 El 2 ii-tailment of popular liberties to Totals 254 107 191 liid Cross River 3 3 21 flfmljch we are wh0,,h,,,,,,d,y ... Fifth District Yes No Yes no 1.0.31 264 103 150 174 lashed." . 0 7 The speech announced that an 5?, lbgflify 1: g 3 9: Fourth District industrial relations committee of ' S - - -1 Travellers Rest 34 21 14 34 the legislative assembly will be sel- , 12 10 g 15 - w- 25 15 '15 25 up during the current session. Toms E. 18 17 1'0 25 The committee. ieqiiuted by 19- Totals for Queens County .V Bmeque 21 32 12 39y bar unions for some time. will dis- , VF.r'Pew'wn 45 1-; 35 zgicuss prospective labor legislation Y" 2:5" 1:: Centerville E 15 18 11 221 before it is drafted for debate in First District 320 . ' ' 01 27 9 as the legislature, Second District 345 378 165 all Cfllpll”-lvllle W- s2 19 45 26 Third District 335 203 253 3i4.MM0n 5 9 M H F'ourthD1strlct 254 107 191 188'K”lk”" 59 38 X5 6 emu District 12 10 2 16 Smlelowll 22 Albariiy 20 27 9 35 '- 1' W. W 5 Tm” 1'3" m M H” 32:3?-mrravi-rse 2: 2: ii 35 PRINCE COUNTY .Tr.i'on- W"-it 9 3l 3 3" "rrynn East 17 29 . 4 43 let 2111! l - - - - Qimtlm Qll”"”WTota1 see 331 252 443 I" P"kd”'l” "C" First District You No Y '0 Nail Pond .. . 49 I 39 9 Fifth District i -ngmgh W. H V 22 2 12 9 so. Nicholas 17 l 16 2 Tigniah E. 8 0 7 01Misccuche 23 3 13 11 Peterville as :4 so 7.5!. Eleangrs 24 14 15 22 Don Mesaer's Orchestra Skinners Pond 32 4 23 8. Summersi e 5.: Greenmount 33 14 25 19 Sherbrcoke 18 12 9 21 Gunmen Se "10. St. Louis W. . . 13 l 12 1 'r "' - 7' Kiidsre 51 4 40 15, Count) totals A III MIl.0I' IIICIGUSE OI v.t . D .n Carnation Evaporated Milk has always supplied top vitamin D content. Today Carnation Milk is being processed to supply 800 Unit: of Vitamin D per point - as against the previous 480 Units. W carnetlbil" "' Ionul 0' vlwmm D You "" wammi: mac Hay. I000 ' g L. K” egg:Sesg Contented Cows” More than ever Carna- tion Milk will help to give your baby good.

feature Potatoes Al Agricultural Inslilule Meeting

The November meeting of the Agricultural Institute of Canads was held last night at Birch Court. the Experimental Station. The program featured potatoes. the first speaker being Mr. G. C. Warren of the Experimental Sta- tion. He had on display 96 va- rleties of potatoes. named and un- named and data on scab. blight and starch content for each vs- rlety. He spoke briefly on the merits of the best of these, and outlined the yield trials carried on at the Station.

The problem is not only to find varieties that are productive. but to find varieties for which there is a ready market. since Prince Edward Island is chiefly an ex- porting Province.

Mr. G. W. Ayers. of the Science Service Laboratory. spoke on dis- ease. Vertlcilium wilt has been serious in many varieties espec- ially Irish Cobbler and Sebago. Little infection is found in Kat- adin or Keswick. to name two resistant varieties.

Mr. Ayers 'dlscussad the habits and control of many other dis- eases.

Disease problems change as new varieties are introduced, and the Science Service tests all new material, in the event that they may become popular. In this wayl they are prepared to combat dis-l ease before it becomes a seriousl problem. I

Mr. F. M. Cannon. also of the Science Service spoke on the control of potato insects. D.D.T. will control potato beetles, flea beetles and leaf hoppers to some extent but will not control aphids. Aphid control is best done by Parathicn, but this has complica- UOHS 8150. being very dangerous to apply. New products are being tested constantly to find an in. secticide to control all potato in- sects. At present it seems that a mixture of D.D.T. and Parathlon is the most promising treatment.

Mr. W. P. MacLe,od of the Fruit and Vegetable Inspection Service, stressed the value of good seed. In reviewing the, grades of tablesiocli. he stated that care- lessness of handling can easily lower the marketable, value. Prince Edward Island holds a

Ontario Hurricane

an p-se n no inertia: 1 table stock. and this is only main-

tained by very good quality. lg. Maclaod said that it was up b the van to no that this qual- ity kept up.

An excellent film was shown on potato production in western United States to conclude the program. '

oswacu owns 345.006 TORONTO (CP)-A cheque for

845.000. representing the gifts of 450 United Church corjregations

across Canada, was handed to the Relief Fund Wednesday.

TO IIONOI MAI-ILYN MONTREAL (CP)-The Shrin-

ers” Karnak Temple in Montreal announced Wednesday

its repre- aematlvos will honour Marilyn Bell. who swam Lake Ontario last Sepi- ember. at a reception in Toronto Saturday.

I.0.0.F.. ilisirlci . . Meeting Held

Thl district dep t 6 held the regular udl',m:;ndml':4ier