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JANUARY r-canadiana cIPQWQ l" h!‘ align-inﬁrm penetrate WWII!‘

Polan . u-Allies take Ba IV- IIIIII- Q9 llllli Oiaao. |Q_R.uas 210% Pilallh bﬂﬁ‘ D '

0S8 . pith Army eatabllahaa Ansio beachhead. rl-Allies all"!!! “P! "may

ne .

ei-uasis admit Ber -rulneu.

IIIlUAl-Y

1-16 Soviet republics given auto~ horny. . s-auss clagtulllé: Willow!» lull!- 11- ﬁlial. Sicily casualties l.- ii-ZI’; troops take control el Sol ous. isJrrrultm-ttscrsd by u. B. naval roes. “-13 smee planes loet in ms- | ra . “if; cabinet sake-up announ- OC . . zz-fslpturemolletzvestem New Bri- ejtlttﬁom prald Helsinki lor r: 28-8000 Japs destroyed in Burma.

MARCH

5-Berlin ‘bombed thrice in 34 hours. -

‘l-Marines land in New Bﬂtllll- Americans bomb Toulou-

o-New Russ aine push 0P0!"-

w-us. says pin m hmn- pritaln lllr

f?" advance into Po r1- uss resume ' and. Vienna bombed for first me. 1 t C nadian (mans. eels: Run-

trig; kill 50: captured u r nr . rkyeuuzcny drag’: ma.‘ ff-Ba ura on ra on hie!- za-ltussians take Niholaev- 39_Am h” Cassino heights. U s. tﬁvy hits Palau Bland. Jays in India halted.

I-Boviat tron” Bombs oripp

lb-Naal lose eroh- itéltﬁt°‘l..t“'.iliilfsi‘t~‘ﬁi“

._ | t 1 ts Balakla

Aussies take Medelli- IA!

i-Prcmiera 911W eoaea in ina-

r-cslsls mystery

coast 4—Curtin pleads lor lanpire Council.

l... '" ....;".:.'.*::t-. 11- pen

it-sttﬁv pierces Gustav Line. l7-Nasis evacuate Caedm-

1944

THF. CH A R LQTTETOWN G U

OF V

Important

JANUAII ‘I-Ihibaud Bin! t arned eau“. re n il-Iontreal civic workers and well a . -

ll-Iri sanding ail worallll t. ‘its. -

‘Aurclrdaacon P. C» Beott, 62.

l-Wrr. Board's labor elations report ilued.

IIIIUAIY _ Z-Dominion-Pr-mntrsl conieren announced. 11-30. Do

demonstra io

in years. Ill-labor relations code tabled Comm

Canadian war casualties. MARCH

d-‘Biquet awarded v.c. 8—-McTugue quits War Labor Board

iii-Federal beer-cut restored. time

lib-FIN CBC

20—8tephen Ieacock dies. APRIL

gq_ Sir-Dee

in yer Athabaskln sunk.

MAY

l—'l‘ea. eoliea rations increased. ic-ﬂ-day Windsor Ford strike

ends. ll-US. travel restrictions eased.

Ma lrl-Juebec syna ogue lired. ,22-!bur-year .K. bacon pact. So-Curtin visits Canada. JUNI

lktltlxrg. wins Saskatchewan. 15-? alcohol deaths at Balnt

JULY l Oaulle visits Otta

iklirdsjor J. K. Mahony AUGUST

social Creditors sweep lb-Parllament adjuurns.

m" prom". u‘ m.“ l": lb-lntenried Mayor i-loude re- ue. m“ - ill-glues take Boer-la. wit?‘ 5pm 31' Y°"“3"t m3" ﬁjﬁﬁhf,‘ OWN‘, gr-Corvette Regina reported mt. u "mmmn-Jmuwmwuh, amartor-warrurrwa. .. .. Ie-sth takes A uino. Piedmnnte. "human 1u ‘dilaumiles $31” 323m 29—A es - 5 s l. "'9' vnﬁ“ n-decud‘ ‘l-hufgkosr hl§m§§"'g§b manager. JUN. 1‘- tllll It MOTION]. > ill-lambs says reioloreemenia 1—Cs.nadlana take Hormone. _ 1-415. h air bases in BQVIOI- : =1 u i: Rgles Eur: glmonte. velmrt H‘ 4- me ra -, Ra niadia w Rec. l-Aliieebalrgvade Norgrgdymuh‘ &e‘zi.§‘°.§’;:°;"a - n ar s. 131431811. American. Canadians mgmnﬁm, m, In - 3l—l(0n d d Nazis llee north o! Rome. ,..,.,,§,‘ff‘°" m. Q ‘l-elliesdltake ‘Bavaria; o“ MEMBER ns ans n tllI-lﬂl- g5 l-ganadians take l2 Normandy k m“ m _ was. i-ata Arm Go l e. - Naais as miles north oi Rome- 7_g,¢m 151? Jﬂw“, O-Amerlclnl Mil 5W 35'" "h" Russians enter Greece. Announce 3rd DWI!" m k-Canaddans capture Oetende. France. itt-Canadisns take Zeebrtrgge. io-smsncans near Oherlwurl- Churchill llllds at Halifax.

lZ-Carentan captured. Churchill visits Normandy. wélénety-mile beachhead in

, .

u ninﬁiit allied Italy u!"

lt-gag counter-attack beach- e

ie-Yanlu crack Quebec

l'!—-Allied invade Holland ll-Brltlsh take Eindho

li-Arnericans enter Germany.

Quebec conference opens. Sieglried Conlerence ends.

Americans lose Moo/labours. ﬂ-Jillcllllll capture mums. De Gatille visits NOB!“ - was enter Czechoslovakia. Allies rearing“ one in X y- ansdiana take Calais. u-rssst be hit Ireland BN4 oc-roass

10-min ‘$3.... Monteboilt

e Elba. Cherbourv shelling bellm- - f s gig-Flues ‘capture 127M983‘: ho rner cans t8 e mu" llé-lgun‘

i

Iii-British gain {our Soviet capture Vitebek

l'l—liriiilr outllank Caen.

18-“ ublicaﬂa nominate Dowel!-

l0—-Johnson gets 83rd nlaoe M record.

3—Russi.ans enter Yugoslavia

4—Americans pierce sieglriedline no

ill-Greece invasion disclosed. il-Churchill arrives in Moscow.

l5—Hungary sues for peace.

Rommel reported dead.

lD-Churchill leaves Moscow. Qi-Canadian cruiser commission-

ed. Aachen surrenders.

ﬂ-Canadlans take Breskens. 3-313 ‘Ihrce recognize De Gaullc I5—-Russians invade Norway.

JUL! g-I-"Oostbur I taken llrydilianpcka. - lllVl e ea . a-sol i: ttumsn. n_g"“°' i. _ l_t.¥.$..t.°°‘l'.u Car louet- ' "u "u" m" tAmcrlcans capture llsve. Noylpjgﬂg

Robot bomb dead 2.1M. il-British, Canadians take Caen. lc-l-lrltish capture Eaquag. ll-ltussians reach Bug Iver-

‘gym: or“: °T°' army heed

0 GPOR ll l9 - ll-Hnbots rain on London.

Roosevelt nominated. fl-Yanks start Normandy “push. Russ take nvsrous ma.‘

Z-British clear Flushing. h-Lord Moyne assassinated. ‘I-Itooeevelt re-eleeted.

ill-Britain under V-2 attack. iI-Jllrpits sunk by bombe- m lh-Leigh-Mallory missing Hitler assassination try ll - 19.4mm;

tars Geilenklrchen.

Il-Oordell Hull resigns. 22—Meta. Mulhouae lull

ZS-Prencn nte Strasbourg. ll-Ysnks break out of ' kg-m boemblrrokyo.’ o r re s. AUGUST zo-Alexan eE-mbgade ‘ll/aid theatre Currie wins VC.

3—Yanks hall-way across Bittany. L-King gndg 10-day Italy tour. Filmer purges German army.‘ l-Ysnks turn east toward r4.

p; Mans.

Paris. Iggpnzhenunlte wast ol

"coo thumb tr , British, 501M. Paris liberated.

BINDING

"nu-l.-

lil~allies reach Roer Riv ls-‘Churchill backs Russ on Pole uue.

'8 hit Tokyo again. Btettinius succeeds Hull.

ﬂ-Tokvo hit third time.

DSOIMBER

Bl i “art's-st: ﬁf°listnif

e-ltavenna lalls w Canucks. 64th

o-cnurchlu wins conlidenc t...

lw-Leyte port ol Ormoc i ls.

Barrage-Russ mutual pact

llln . il-Britiah ﬂlht EAM in Athens.

llaguenau. Basreguemines lull. er.

Il-ﬂl William Ihrlock century 01d.

ukébobora start 2-week lb-CJER. declares first dividend

one. ll-Montresi tram workers end 30- hour strike. N-Juspenslou o! meat rationing.

to parties set. ‘lB-Turgeon minister to Mexico. l7-Post-war air policy announced.

O-Solon Low Social Credit leader. 38-McTague Conserve/tire drair-

man. 25-18 die in Montreal plane crash. London lor conlerence. 1

jor C. F. l-ioey awarded v.0. 20-81-11 Victory Loan: 51.407.576.650

8-15 drown in Lake me cap- sizi

o . Qb-Boucharrd fired lrom Qllellw mindset ends compulsory savina

WI.

awarded

' aa_r'it.lr.t. n. m. Kornell awarded v.0.

8—-Unlon Nationals wins obi-c- Ql’ I].

‘were her daughters, Mrs. P.

.'1,944-t-——A YEAR

Canadian

Events During 1944

green. YAF-UNRRA conference ends. mMcNaughton made general, ‘ retires. oc-rorrsrt

1-8lr Win. Mulcck. 10!. dies. il-Hepburn to support Liberals. 5—RCAF ends recruiting.

ﬁll-Bracken nominated in Nee-

pews. 33—Air talks open at Montreal. zb-Commonweelth air talks end.

N OVEMBEII

l-Ralston resigns. zl-Mcblaughton new delence minister. S-Jack Miner dies. 5—McNaughton cells lor volun- teers. Begin Can-Anzac sir service. lI-Lt-Gen. Stuart to retire.

C0

in

ll—’i,l6‘nier ambassador to Fran l3—Announoe special Commons sitting.

ia-Foulkes ands Ind dlvisior 17—'Il‘urgeon mbassedor to Bel-

g um.

Kecnleyside ambassador to

Mexico.

Air spotters disbanded. lil-Crerar made lull general. ‘ZR-Special Commons session open: Zi-King asks conﬁdence vote.

Power resigns.

16,000 draltees to go overseas. all-Vernon drattees demonstrate. 25—Draltees demonstrate in B.C. 26-Fl.ags burned at Rimouski. 27—Terrace draltees strike. 2B—-C mmons in secret session. ‘ml-Montreal anti-draitees parade. Terrace troops end strike. fill-Quebec asks dralt repeal.

DECEBEEII

e-et. Laurent supports King. Hepburn Liberal house leader ‘I-Oorvette Slhawinigan lost. B-Govt, upheld by 173-40 vote. Commons adiourns to Jan. 21. B-Nixon resigns as Liberal leader lo-llucrrgughton to run in Grey

or . ll-M die in Ontario blizzard. Montreal elects Houde mayor. 15-—l"lrst home leave troops arrive-

CG

New Tear’: Euve Celebration To Be Costly‘ In Places

(BY The Canadian Press) Canadians who "step out" this New Year's Eve are going to lint: It a mtly proposition with prices at hotel ballrooms. cabarets an. night clubs ranging up to $15 _ couple cover charge. Despite the: Prices, a urvey snows that resci- ‘- vations g erall, are more numer. ous than last year and many m. tortslnment spots are booked to capacity

In Haliiax where year-end cele_ tratlons are limited to hotel and dance hall parties since them are "0 ulsht clubs. prices range up to

a. couple and reservations have been closed for some time now. T"; 88ml! Situation exists at Saint Jo n with reserved bookings tilled lulérllhorentoharé a week.

cos, ar regulations prevent Mﬂntmls many nisht clubs, hotel on lroums and dance halls from raising their prices over lur, year";

the top vsri l

0 t0 $15 n. couple, inertial?‘ n" ‘"5- dlMlnB-llquld rclresh- "WI" "W" at Popular prices. Quebec law prevents liquor from d "W! 9 P-Iu- on Sunday

s

Olderinﬂ “wet “WY-lust in case. In Ott-iwa hundreds ol reserva- NOM Will go unfilled and priccs< "use anyw ere lrom $4 s, goirplg to $12 and nothing but soft drinks sold. Priests) range high 1n Tor- a Sulwcr served st l0 pm. dallﬂﬂi until afwr mdni h; when Sunday leaves wit-h the ol‘d year. ord crowds will meet in 1H5 in Winnl, _, and late-planners are out oi’ luck. Top prices are $4 e DEYBOn and go as low a5 $2 a mum is iittmim°éliimi ‘“°s"“.'l." . e an e khiBh $8 with cabarelg and dance"

iii-New cabinet poets announced.

B-Klng speaks on conscription. Victory men: ll,il00,0'l0,lrlil. ;

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url

THANKS: for‘ the ivay you have l best i0 maintain the standards of ll service under the most trying conditi

THANKS: for‘ the way you worked ilk

a smile.

l a before, pitched in .. really ivzmiim: THANKS: for appreciating the fact i MAN’S was faced with countless wart lems and as an employee you could scc difficult it was to get merchandise

‘Service as Usual."

CHANKS: times!

dead tired though you were. serving iomers efficiently and courleously, always with

AR NE

Our (Io-Workers

ried your OLMANXS ons.

e Trojans, our cus-

THANKS: for the way our new enrployccs, many of you who had never worked in a store

in help!

hut H01.- ime proh- jusl how and ghc

forgiving your very best at all

. - 2/155 $5)’ N

ANKS To

Our Customers

THANKS: for carrying so many of your pur- chases and for waiting patiently for the bulky packages that had to be delivered.

THANKS: for your patience and understand- ing when in spite 0f our efforts we could not ' serve you as we have in the past.

THANKS: for realizing and cheerfully accept- ing the fact that during the past year n0 store could have complete, ample stocks of all mer- chundise.

THANKS: for realizing that this was a War Year bringing problems in help and merchan- dise. for being so _i0ll_v and merry, for" not mind- ing the jostling crowds and especially fur ro- memhering that we're human too!

'I‘HANKS: for making HOLMAN’S your fav- ourite Shopping Centre all year.

_R. T. trauma! usurp-Np

SUMMERSIDE

tjHARLOTTETCM/N

halls booked to overflowing ‘ ' m "v ‘ "g ‘ ' Q" Vmmw‘ MSW‘; 7 ' . ' ' Reno's‘ "om Calgary "y m” kin. Mrs. a. Blackett and Mrs. Ib- The snnuslmccting cl the Lad- Bic. Julm MacLcl-t “*0 By ken Keym)"

Lcsﬁrva ens“ in hotels and dance 9mm, an lro r Mass. U.S.A.. and ies Aid Society of the Unirt-d and wireless oper-

f} a" ﬂ 9d RM Dflcei hlﬂh- on he; 90h, Pe y Officer Malcolm Church was hold nt the homo .11 not (Butldy: MacIntyl-c.

'j we“ was‘ ﬁver"!!! (Blbﬁfel mound, R_C,N, Mrs. Lester MacLeorl. Rqturts. r Quvcnsport, N.S.

‘-----*'3¢ 15 $13 ﬂ Culllllc 811d thﬂllﬂh ___ the your wore lllOFI saiisln a ~~-—~—-t----- -~ -

“ ha” cr°wd 1'5 ex°“°°d' m”"' Miss Tena Culllngs, nurse-ln- and plans wcrc made lor the uum- (‘OATS TAKE 0N DKESS

vstions are still available. tram!“ in m. Cmrlogmwwn H“, mg y,“ A BETA“

Montague

Mrs. Nathaniel Gay lelt Montague inst week lor the United States Where they will spend the wlntcr months wit-h lriends.

SBA. R. R. Beck, R.C.N.V.R., and Mrs. Beck are visiting here. guests cl Mr. and Mrs. ltW. Beck. Miss Vera Beck, R.N.. Toronto, is also visiting her parents.

Ma or W. H. Poole. Mrs. Poole and iss Colleen MacLean. Char- lottetown, spent the weekend in Montague. guests or Mr. and Mrs. S. C. MucLean.

Mr. and Mrs. Edward Garnhunr. Charlottetown. spent the Christ- mas holidays in Montague. guests o! Mrs. Garnhums parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. MacCoregor.

Mrs. Paul Cogswell returned to her home in Montreal alter spend- ing the past iliree weeks in Mon- tague. having been called here bo- causeolqhe illness and subsequent death or her mother. Mrs. Samuel Macltsod. Victoria Cross. Also vis- iting Mrs. MncLeod during her ill- ness in the Kim's County Hospital

Eitel, is amending a vacation at her

____ Miss Thelma. Larter and Miss spending tlrc past ihrcc years urn Cnuum m...” and M“ Aphra Wlsiner, Montague. spent the R.C.A.l='. overseas. Sgt. Mac-

Christmas at their homes in Chm‘- lottetnwn.

ed m hear that Mrs. Laura Hublctv pas accepted a position as soloist n

Ba

visiting here. euest or his motlur. Mrs. Winnilred Vickers.

Sgt. Atwood MacDonald return-

ntn e. o n ed to his home in Montague niicr

orne in

Donald will spend some time lirrc with his Wile and daughter. Fave.

Stewart Dewar, R.C.A., Pclnwu.» wa, and Kenneth Deu-nr, RC. Sumnrcrsitlc. recently vi<ilcd ih r parents. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Dewar. Brudenell.

l-ler Island lrieirds will be pious-

Samuel Congregational Church, , Massachusetts.

Mr. Stewart Vlckers. Halifax. is Aluong the servicemen Whoapent

the Christmas holidays in Monta-

gue were Pie Wellington Camp-

MIDD-

“mlslalleav Peace. Plenty Jﬂiiltbu

nd nail llaeae enemies cl lull-

a smos.

OUGH DROPS

llﬂl

NEW take on dress i-irau We have sour slllfllll! at the lv hilttoned cults. bodico, Pairline print, mnl/thrd in

costume ensemble. to the hem theme a, scrles of forth-fitting

dorm one side at the buttoned t0 the hem posit-c side in front. coat is shown with

si rudin! in dis-astri-

plrlc= middle clued whrn radios fell

c. "|l‘Cllll——Wll~ll

or". ﬂnvors curlinr-

vibrators. The»: kept in the bathroom.

YORkL-Coats tend to details, even more in 111': recent past. They are softly draped with “Yulstlinc, long. lull. skill-t. sleeves with tight- rud s‘lm litt-int! Trigcrc this typo or coat lirzrrl in a brirlrt a. (ll-cs; cl ihc same mint. thus creating a colorful The buttoned is chosen

arc buttoned trlmmod to the lrom back. on the op- T1. sziaarnte lur stoic cr tweed bcarl ihrowir ovcr the shoulder in stole ellrct rmd can be worn like n tailortd dress-

rravlrltuofﬁdsh§run

.is trilored

‘Turning on an electric light while‘ lll“ t-uh invites

111th. A defective swdtch with you in tho water in the tub com- Pz-"oplc hnvo been eletro- tubs. also Irv sltc-rt circuits in heat-

should not be

have

shop's

lur coals that

and

you in the into hath-

irons and

curtail... Want it‘ ma, M... Jones. fresh milk delivered to the door!”

l

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“—just like my

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