GAGETOWN nu wunu nus or BAKING SUCCESS

Baking 15 loaves a week for a hungry family is 8005 Ptici-IN .. for the fair! And Mrs. George 2 Wiiliams,ofGagetown,N.B.,

ands that experience PQYIIOE

when it comes to prize winning at the Queens County Fair.

But it takes more than experi-

enre. says Mrs. Williams.

you've got to be sure of the ingredients. "You must be careful about the veast vou

use," Mrs. Williams warns. "I myself have found that Fleischmannls always gives me fine results. Fleischmannls is completely dependable."

That's right. Fleischmann's is extra active for extra fast rising. That's why a majority of prize-winning cooks through- out the Maritimes choose Fleischmann's Yeast . . . it has given finest results for 83 years.

"s"f."r'ErEn's NORTH SCHOOL

unnnr Roll for September and October.

Grade VIII - 1. Elizabeth Lewis.

Grade vll .. 1. Anne Marie Mul- len. 2 Bernadette 01-lanley, 3. - Marv J. Lewis.

Grade VI -- 1. Anne Gillie, 2. Gerald Glllls. 3. David Mccallum. Grade V - l. Carol 0'!-Ilmley.

Grade IV -- 1. Mary Maccallum, ti. Cyril Fraser. 3. Anna. Lewis. Grade III - 1. Gerard Leslie, 2. Richard Gulls, 3. Franklyn Fraser. Grade II - l. Kathleen Gillis. 2. Daniel Gulls, 3. Teresa Fraser. Grade I - No tests. Teacher -- Laurette. McPhee. tPatriot Please Copy)

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MAKING THE BEST OF'

on or In aa,ooo sun uro OI Canada onnuitenis ro- WVIHSI his regular income Wave. In many instances mu Iimlmo hoonio was pro- ”"'d IVY regular unel pey- uonh during the onrwhonfa but --mus. mu. onion. " 34'' IIOI. Ind a lump W" from saving: or cannot '0 ouovd against advancing hers. independence In old 0?; ton: mode certain ' 0 Life" fusion Dolley.

C.N.B. REVENUE

MONTREAL, Nov. 20- (CF)- The Canadian National System to- day reported near, operating rev- enue of S10.438.000 for October compared with 55,064,000 for the corresponding month last year.

Total operating revenue amount- ed to 554.19l.000 against M5349.- 000 the same month last year. Operating expenses were 343.753.- 000 against 540385.000 the preced- ing year.

STARTED I-JAIILY

Joseph Haydn, the great Aust- rian composer, was a chorister in Vienna at the age of 12.

0 I treat &f”tI ssprt tonight- old-t'sshioneB gingerbread

i topped with whipped cream! Maire it the one-minute Robin Hood way. Women who baked and compared choose Robin Hood Gingerbread Mix. two to one. Try it

tonight. C22-.70

"I-ANNED use Insurance nines rsacr or more

Vlithoui obllnilonl. II! no loll Vou how rho facilities of the SUN LIFI ASSUIANCI COMPANY OF CANADA cm bosimuoyguypqmolqnoodolnowoythafwlllh

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IIAL IOIAKIR. Ulit Supervisor

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of GAIAIIA Charlottetown. I-.n.I.

Around The Armouries

The citizen soldier s rapidly as- suming an important place in the community, and in the defence plans of his country.

a Hero on the Island there are several hundred men who regularly don their uniforms for the weekly training nights. The men come from widely scattered points ung- ing from summerside to Souris and Montleue. with units located in all three places.

All of them train hard as they work for their promotions. Most of them are lcoking forward to the day when they can put up one. two or three 'hoolss', and take their place with the other non corri- mlssioned officers. Many more are striving for commissions and at present there are several officer cadets attached to different units. Last week the biggest single event of importance was the semi- annual meeting the Garrison Non Commissioned Officers Mess. Twice each year the Mess members meet: for the purpose of electing their mess officers for the coming six months. President for the past. term was W0 2 Henry J. Gallant. With a host of friends both in civilian and army llie proved a popular of- fice holder,

Sgt. Maj. Gallant has been suc- ceeded as a result of the election held last week, by W0 2 Warren Farrah. Sgt. Maj. Farrah is also personally pcpular and is especially well liked by members or the Mess. With him, acting as vice president for the coming half-year. will be B.S..Vl. Carl Prowse. other officers elected were secretary Sgt. J. A. Pe- ters and treasurer T. Q. M. S. Clif- ford Orford.

The Mess also named its new committee chairman who in turned selected the members tthey wished to serve with them. Re-elected un- animously to head the Entertain- ment Committee was Staff Sgt. Charlie Ryan. This was a tribute to the splendid work of his com- mittee in arranging the recent high- ly successful Mess dinner and dance at Sandy's. S.Q.M S. Ryan selected as fellow members Brd. A. P. West- ergaard. Cpl. Red Darte and W02 H. J. Gallant.

I-leading the important House Committee is Sgt. Bob King. Sgt. King served on the last committee under the chairmanship of Sgt. Ernie Fardy and the committee was largely responsible for the new Mess quarters, The new Mess is a. credit to the energy and initiative of those responsible for it. and is considered now to be one of the finest Reserve Army N. C. 0's Messrs in Eastern Canada.

Elected to the chairmanship of the Ways and Means Committee was Sgt. Ralph Small -who chose fcr his helpers Cpl, George Orford, Bdr. Henry Doucette and Sgt. J. A. Gallant. ,

One pleasant feature of this par- tlcular N. C. 0'5 Mess is the grac- lousness of the members as exempli- fied in their wholehearted wel- come to all amputees. It makes no difference if the man who lost a limb in service was a non-commis- sloned officer or a- private.vHe is welcomed to the Mess and offered all the privileges of membership except voting at elections,

At the present time the boys are thoroughly enjoying the pictures which were taken at the opening of the new Mess and at their annual Mess Dinner which was held at Sandy's. The excellent shots show all angles of the Mess and many views of the diners.

A new note will be injected into the festive Yuletide season this veer. Membc a of the N. C. 0's Mess this year will stage a gigantic Christmas Party in the Mess for all the children of members. A book

. is being prepared in which mem-

bers enter the names. ages and sex of their children.

The purpose of the register is to enable the Buying Committee to select Christmas gifts suitable to the age of the child, All the child- ren attending will be personally erected by Santa Claus on the af- ternoon nf the 17th and handed a well filled bag of candes and fruits as well as is wrapped gift with his or her name on it to lend s per- sonal touch.

The Mess man be apprpoprintelv decorated for the occaslcn with the focal point helm: a huge Christ.- mas Tree. lighted and star-studd. ed for the season.

In the meantime training continues just to show that Anny life is not entirely a rcund of social events. Onlv recently Col. J, L. Dclamere. Eastern command. Hali- fax. told a gathering of officers and N. C. 0's that Canada's: peacetime Army was sufficient for pregent, needs on n. voluntaary basis bug that if war should come "We must depend cn the Reserve Army." The Reserve as presently con- stntuted would form the highly trained specializing nucleus for 3 MW Wartime group. The Reserve Army men are trained to npidiy take over the duties of training re- curita in any emergency. To this end they freely give their spare sf- ”'"”0"5 "Id Gwnihls as citizen solldfiiers.

0 P. E. I. Regiment. perh a better known as the Reece. is n?w under command of Lt. Col. A. w. R03!!! and does much of its heavy training on Sunday afternoons. The 5"! -Silnals Realment. under ccm- msnd of Lt. Col. K. M. Johnston. trains on Monday and Thursdny, with the ram 1.. A. A. Regiment. commanded by Lt col. 1;, 0,, wn. liams meeting for their semi-week- Iv lemons on Tuesday and Thurs- day. The Medical Corps. as the Field Ambulance unit Is better known. is commanded by Lt. Col. J K. L. Irwin and does its training

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THE GUARDIAN. CHARI.0'I'i'ETOWN

IIEIITRAL GUARDIAN

this column is reserved for now- of local interest. but advertising of a Irony nature may be Inserted at an cents a word. Its-Iotly pay- able in advance.

? JIMMY? TAXI - Phone 625.

COOK'S for Christmas Photo- graphs.

Norms DAME '.!'E.A today and tomorrow.

KENWOOD OVIBCOATS. Styled and tailored by Warren K. Cook. M00 at Jack Cameron's.

ROYAL OAK - Overcoats by Fashion-Craft. Canada's finest I55.oo Henderson As Cudmoro.

NEW SHIPMENT fur trimmed and untrimmed coats arrived at The Fashion Shoppe.

rnunz FLIGHTS WEEKLY to Sydney. Nova Sootia, Phone Man timo Central Airways Limited. mi

WOIITII'S DRUG STORE will be the only Drug Store open this aitemoon and evening.

KENWOOD OVERCOATS. Styled and tailored by Warren K. Cook. 355.00 at Jock Cameron's.

EXHIBITION PAINTINGS. - Ruth Wainwright. afternoons and Saturday evening this week. Harris Galleiy.

ROBIN HOOD DEMONSTRA- TION sponsored by The Earl of Hlllsboro Chapter, I. 0. D. E. at Prime of Wales Auditorium. Nov- ember 28! . 29th. 30th. Be Sure to attend. G is for all. Tickets soc.

THE WAR. CItY'S CHRISTMAS NUMBER - Among the first of the Christmas numbers to be received is that of the War Cry. It is un- usually attractive and readable, a credit to the editor and publishers. The reading matter and illustra- tions are exceptionally good. there being something to interest every- body whether Salvationist. or not.

CARD PARTY - A very en- jcyable card party sponsored by the C. W. 1... Seven Mile Bay, was held in the hall on Wednesday evening. with thirteen tables in play. Prize winners: Ladies. first, Miss Mary Mccnrvlll. Ladies con- solation, Lorralne Hammill. Gen- t.lomen's first, Agno Wedge. Gen- tlemen's consolation, Roy McCar- viil. Freczeout was won by Agno Wedge. A dainty lunch was serv- ed by the ladies present.

FUNERAL OF MES. FRANCIS BRADLEY - The funeral of the late Mrs. Francis Bradley of South Melville was held on Tuesday morn- ing and was very largely attended. Requiem Mass was celebrated by her pastor, Rev. Kenneth McMil- lan in Kelly's Cross Church who also officiated at the grave in the adjoining cemetery. Her former pastor, Rev. Wilfred Keefe was present in the Sanctuary. Pallbear- ers were James Flood. Peter Green- an, Emmett Gorman, Peter Toole, Eu-phriam Malone, Emmett Mc- Quaid. .

Personals

Mrs. George Hughes, Brackley Beach is convalesclng nicely in the P. E. I. Hospital following an cpel'- ation on Friday.

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Constable Arsensult of the Regina. R. C. M. P.. has returned home after visiting his parents Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Arsensult and friends in Charlottetown.

Mrs. Alice Mccarthy has return- ed to her home in Charlottetown after spending the past three months in Ottawa. Montreal, and Boston, Massachusetts.

each Wednesday.

At present officers and other ranks of all units are keenly in- terested in two leagues which have been formed for fall and winter competition. They are for rifle shootln on the ranges at the Arm- ourles d H. M. C. S. Queen Char- lottee. and for bowling on local city alleys, Both events are creat- ing keen interest and at times bit- ter competition among the teams.

That the Reserve Army is attrac- tive to the youth of the province is readily shown as daily arrivals for enlistment prove. On training nights the Orderly Rooms. never quiet places at the best of times, are buzzing with activity. and not the least of it is the taking on strength of the new men who want to take part in the big winter pro- gram ahead.

. PLAN TO ENJOY .. A DELICIOUS

chicken Supper

N O'.l'ItE DAME IIIGII TEA

WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY

Nov. 22nd and 28rd

Beautiful Christmas gifts in- cluding hand tooled leather goods.

Fine display of aprons. Novelty table.

Bingo and other games with appropriate prizes.

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CAN'T

BUCKLEYS MIXTURE

WE SHOULDN”I DO

BEC EVERYTHING WE HAVE THAT YOU WANT HAS GONE UP IN PRICE. RUGS

AND CARPETING HAVE GONE UP TO DATE SINCE AUGUST 2370 AND STILL GOING WITH A FURTHER 10M, DUE THE END OF THIS WEEK. ALMOST EVERYTHING THE SAME.

WE WILL no In

wn saw THE mcnnasns comma AND BOUGHT wna rnorncr YOU-T0 HOLD DOWN EVEN By A LITTLE YgUItVEIN((:3(l)tIIJELAISINT(I goJs(rsrggA1&wmo. IF YOU WANT GOOD FURNITURE AT LOW PRICE ..

BECAUSE

YOU MAY PROTEST VERBALLY AGAINST THIS RISE IN OUR COST OF LIVING. IN FACT SUCH PROTESTS HAVE BEEN MADE FOR GENERATIONS - TO NO AVAIL. AND THE REASON SUCH PROTESTS AVAIL NAUGHT IS BECAUSE WE AS PEOPLE ARE CAUGHT IN A WEB THAT WE AS PEOPLE HAVE CREATED. HAVE MADE IN YEARS GONE AND STILL MAKING TODAY.

Do Not Be Down Hearted - Do Not Be Over Pessimistic;

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UP! Are you going ro buy or rho Old Prices while merchandise lusts OR are you going to wait until the new comes in-no horror mind you-or Higher Prices.

The ostrich. when seeing the undesirable approaching. sticks its head in the sound. when do you do? What do you do? What do you do? What are you going to do7.

To give you an idea of whorl prices will be wii-bin o monfli-or as new furnifure is broughf in-iusf scan the following groupings:

. Bedroom

Suites, Beds, Springs, Mattresses, etc.

Up l0'Ve to zoox.

Kitchen .

Suites, Tables, Chairs, Stools, Cabinets, etc.

Up 'l0'Vo to I5Vo

Dining Room

Suites, Tables, Chairs, Cabinets, etc.

Up loox. to 1896

Living Room

Suites, Couches, Chairs, Davenports, etc.

Up l0”lo to zooxe

Novelties

End Tables, Coffee Ta- bles, Lamp Tables, Book Cases, Occasional Chairs, etc.

Up I0'Vo to 20Wo

Elect. Appliances

Irons, Toasters, Kettles, Broilers, Radios, Lamps, etc;

Up roux.

RUGS and CARPETING

Wall-to-Wall Broadloom, Stair Carpeting, Squares, Under Cushion for Rugs, etc.

UP 20Vo to 3U'Vo PLUS

Refrigerators Washing Machines Flll'M605- 9"-

Electrlc, Kerosene 3 Electric, Gasoline C031. W000. 011

Avmarox. 107:: 7 Up 'IiWo Plus il Be Scarce In Shorter Supply In Shorter Supply: 2

Coal, Oil, Electric Approx. 'lIWo Will Be Scarce

Willi file exception of Ranges. Refrigerofors. Washing Machines. and Furnaces and fo help you make a quick decision fo buy and save fhis week-

THURSDAY -- FRIDAY - SATURDAY

FOR CASH (before delivery) 157:: Discounf on Anyfhing " ON TIME PAYMENT CONTRACT-liwo Discount on Anything Any articles purchased may be held for Chrisfmos DeIlvery.',

.'.NOTE: For those who are not sure how the new regulations governing consumer credit will-- affect them, may we here say that all time payment purchases made at this store during the past four years were on the basis which the Government of Canada is now insisting upon in all retail furniture stores-That is a down payment of 20'z; and the balance plus carrying charges paid in equal monthly payments over a period not exceeding 18 months. If you bought on time payment before in our store you paid in the same manner that the regulations now insist you pay in all stores. i

If it is a Bedroom Suite you require. or a Chesterfield Suite, or Furniture for any room in your home: if it is a Cedar Chest, or End Table, Coffee Table, Book Case, etc.; if it is a Rug for your living room, dining room, hall; if it is a Refrigerator, Washing Machlne,or Stove for your kitchen-Come to our store any day, but especially on THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY of this week. We can only hold prices down

for so long and the end of that peflod for us is fast approaching. - C

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YOII GET IIIIALITY. PIILITE SERVIIIE anll LOWER PRICES AT

CBOCKETT and STOREY LTD.

134 Kent STREET cuannorrsrowx more 634

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