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TOY FAIR OPEN-Lay awayl Firestone Home graphs".
for Christmas. & Auto.
WE TREAT THE SICK WELL '”lL' open it a.m
i)iggey's Pharmacy it) it p.m.
YOUNG Canmials ”Botik Week"
15 - 22. See books at
Nov children": Library.
HOYT'S BEAUTY Salon. Novem- ber specials on permanent waves
Cold Wave Creme permanent s5.0(l Machlneless creme permanent 35.00. Phone 6311. Open all day Wednesdays.
133 Queen St.
"CKASVl'EI.L for better photo
l Tilt) Vi I-. K lwtllllfllntz fll. in Central i'iirisii.1n. Chnrioticioun.
.ll.ilH"S RE.-llTY Parlor. sec- ond floor. llardv Building. Kent
the display "fist .llat-liim- or lint-liineless cold the Public
oil ui' t'l't'lllP pcrmancnts. -liuimmo. tinge-r wave and S5 llinl 2llt.'tT
c. uith Jriusc.
l'IN(iMil'Illl'1.V'l'-v ll" and Mrs. tiiiarlcs ll lliirrt . (liarlottetoivn. vttlsll to zinntiiincc the engagement of thou dtiiiillitcr Elaine Isabel. to tumct .l -i rncttc. R.C.M.P
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16.1955 TheGunrdiI VIII!-.
Christmas Seals Vital Factor In Fight Against
1 'i'oday is the opening day of the tiucntieth anniversary Christmas Seal campaign conducted by the ill l-Ii Tuberculosis League. The 'Chi'l5'lm83 Seal, as an emblem and tin t a weapon in the fight again- psi . is familiar now in most :llttnl(lS in this province. Within the next day or two 13,000 packets of illlPSt' seals will reach their destin- lalionv
l seats were first sold by the Gyro t('Iub of Charlottetown in 1927 and
'ak(:illilS club is still actively engaged
,,,..,, Tuberculosis In P. E. l.
others who as yet remain undil- covercd. One method of detecting these unknown potential cases is the follow up of contacts and the mass x-rayiuit oi groups of people in the affected communities. This is the TB l.cauuc's primary pro- ject: the enligliteiinient of the people on preventive methods and the provision of the mobile x-ray unit to carry out those mass x-ray surveys. t
MOBILE UNIT
l it-rirlnii t are : GOLDEN WEDDING - Mr. and u'lt'l(, Mrs. Peter MacGregor celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary”
pin the work of the TB League. The tiattcr was organized in 1936 to tsupplemcnt the work of the de- BRO(ll(l"ll".l.D ('ll.-lR(lE. Alltpartment of health in TB control
The operations of the mobile x- ray iinii are subsidised tiiroiigh thu health grants but the overall pro- gramme of the League is still de-
THE CATHOLIC CATHEDRAL AND Bl8ll0P'S PALACE ARE IN FORMJIDOUND
"VLi
of this
Appeals For Gov't Aid -after Disastrous Landslide
LET. Que. (CP)-The city ' it it of Nit-olct has appealt; rm- etliate help from federal and nuial governments while tak- g-llte first step, albeit a small 1 in its own bid for recovery the disastrous landslide that a section of the town last llrttiy. . i All special nit.-ciiint in the town Hionday night. the councillors : Mayor-' Ubnld Caron to send llleizram to Prime Minister St. .' Ill and Premier Duplessin
wn.
Uh concluding that the most
1 need was
It it mihunlcntions around the
a. ttw council voted to open up tttttt-toot mad over an abandoned
l lit: skim the section 1 rec persons died and sh
hills Wei! toppled into n sea
-. him and slime when a large
"0" f .ua ito Mmlrh imam s n.
l (Mn ussnmnn Mfllnuhile. no concocted effort P l""" mid! gls. yot.to recover
WW of &I of vtctlms-- Henmngilde. who was tit-'y' in tho Academy do is when the college was want
I and buried in the sac...
Police said the ground is still too unsettled to allow a thorough -'9ll'Ch- The ten of Mrs. Al- ohonu Boisvert. 60-year-old cook or the Christian broth rs at the licadcmy. and six-man h-old Guy ueasard were found shortly after. lhidlandsiga. . it or nault
minister of hydr'-d'iiolMl'..iiai.i-cbeoll W5” "0 W" M -urnrtuci that the iland had given w , 3. um um, pciay soil extends font deep he tiore there is any solid but
to establliiPl .
Report Glvon
Out of 74 arrests made hi 0 'oIice Department during in month of October there were 71 convictions according to the Polio; report submitted Monday night at the City Council by Chief of Pollcd ('. W. MacArthur.
Eight hundred dollars was col- iiccied in lines from drivers oper- ihitng a motor vehicle while ini- pnirt-et. Twenty two motorists were convicted under the traffic act for such offences as speeding. failing .to stop at stop sign and failing to lslop at red light. The report show-
lCS'l'IMATE DAMAGE Dzuhagc --ucttinl and latent-is -stimatcd by Mayor Caron at 10.- ttl0.ti0(l. He said the buildings that erc swept away were worth f.000.tlt)tt otlicrs Kliltltllllli oi. Iner edge of the precipice left by the
'slldc and now almost worthless
were valued at hB.0tt0.0t't0.
Front Quebec City came reports iiat the provincial government inay introduce legislation at the icsaion which "Wns Wetlllesday 30 provide for aid to the town.
Id that of 16 b ycles stolen it of these were rccored There have been 705 bicycle licenses sold in tha City to date.
Motor violations amounted to "E iwhtle other parking violations brought in till). Dog licenses sold amounted to 8252. Meter rentals
Imttlllthd to 829. There were 39 burial permits issued during the month.
Afllllill leave was granted in Oct- 'l ""9 "m'IlJV9'N PW.) 0) HQ” H r and Constable MICKIIIIIOII. uatlowdu: night passed quietlv in month normal with no scri- lll! Cit! Illd conditions during the ous otfoncos.
l N. Rustlco Observes Remembrance Day
Remembrance day was fittingly observed by the North Rustlco branch of the Canadian Legion. At 9 Am. the members paraded to Stella Maris church where a re- quiem high mass for their fallen comrades was celebrated by the oastor Father Ayerr After mass they paraded to the cemetery and placed a wreath in memory of 'helr fallen comrades.
At It) o'clock the members it? their wives and lady friends gat it-red at the hall to partake of a iellcious dinner served under the ausplcles of the C.W.L. Comrade Laurence Gallant presided and in- troduced thc guest speaker Major L. Goodwin. Charlottetown. Major Goodwin in his speech compliment- ed the fine citizenship of the Leg- ion members and paid a glowing tribute to their forefathers who had endured rnlnyi hardships and priv- ations. but had left behind examp- les of comics and unultishncss which had inspired those who came after thorn in deeds of oervtce in two world wars.
other speakers 'wore the presid- ent hugene beclair. Rev. Father Ayers. Father Peters. Dr. Ian Mac- Millan. Mrs. M. J- Doyle, Com- rsd George Lecloir and Murray Casildy
Piano selections were rendered by Misses Rose Marie boclnir and
l Province - iiidc t-oni.:r.'itiilntions are being t-Vtciizlcri to thc King's county winner of tlicworld' Champ lonship for his exhibit of Kntahdin Potatoes at the Royal Wintcr P r, grown on his farm at tlauipbcll's Cove.
Final tributes of respect for the late Mr llnmilton Newman were expressed at the funeral services held at Kingston United (.llllI'(,'l1 on Nov. 12. conducted h.V til? ('h""'l1 pastor. interment in thc tiliurch cemetery.
Renicmhranct: l)H.V SN'l'lt'9 81 Victoria was observed t'I.V "10 C8" Adian Legion in the piihllc hall, with a fine attendance. supplem- ented by the presence of the teach- ors and pupils of Victoria school all of whom mart-hr-d there in a body to pat-tit-ipaic.
Relatives. friends and neighbors assembled at the home of the late Mrs. Peter K. MacFadycn. to con- vey final tributes of resvhct for one widely known and highly res- pected. whose death occurred in her 73th year. ympathy is extend- ed to the bereaved survivors. Fun- eral services were conducted at the home and at Appin Road came- tpry by Rev. R. H. Baxter. 0" November 13.
chairman. The singing of "The
t Nov.
14. at their home at North t'”"t3"”-'3"t'"i
pastoral I and
in rally the people against
-mvm, They have been m(.(.M,mpi-liarcc arc rt-miiiricd of the Pres this digoagp. in "'5 first campaign
congratulations from friends and near. '
NOTICE - Mt. Stewart (iaragr vill be open this week front it .-ilm. until 9 pm. Thcgiolloivint.-, week it am. to 6 pm. noii-on's (larage will be open alternate weeks. the same hours as above Siuidavs from 1 to 5 pm
WlNNERS- the folloxvinrl ucre.
uinners at a card party in Winsloc Hall on Monday night. l.adi . tit Mrs. Vivian Switzer; '21 it tints iloiroyd: consolation. Mrs (onnic MacLcnd Men. til Harold Stead; 42' Clayton Stevenson; consolation Leigh Scmplc. FTEOZP-Olll. Mrs. Doris Stnckman and Jack Rodd.
DEATH OF FORMER ISLAND- ER. the death occurred at Welvvyn Saskatchewan on Novem r 8th of Mrs .lohn S. Traquair. R N lnce Mac Minchin of New Pcrihr Stirs Traquair was a graduate of the Prince F ward island Hospital. and. for a number of years prior to her marriage. practiced her pro- fession on Prince Edward island.
She leaves to mourn besides a sorrowing husband. two sons. Rob ert and John. and one daughter, Miriam. all of Saskatchewan; also four sisters and two brothers Mrs. Alex Macllltllnn. Aiberry Plains. Percy Worth, Charlottetown. M .. Wendell Coffin, Morell. Mrs. Alf- red Webster, West Royalty, Wil- liam Mlnchin, New Perth and Al-
Frgnceg Domm A vote of may Queen" brought the program to a exander Minchin of Major. Sask
to the ladies was moved by the
1
close
ltchewan.
far iiytcry
niion this evening in Jill? l-lrooldicltl (lliurch at ll p.m. ll cry niciulivr is urged to attend 'ilio (lirisiian l-Idiicatioii program lot our l'lllIl'(lll will he fully dis- Cilsserl Tho Sossinn will meet at 7 fill it nip
In Memoriam hill. ll.vH'Il) OSBORNE
the death lt('('lll'l'Nl sutitleuly on S-'tcinlit'i' 27th. at Brook's. Al- ltcrta of David Osborne at the PHt'l) ago of tivcnty-five years as the result of a tragic car accident. David. who was of a kind and cheerful dcspo. ion. was liked by all who knew him.
He was the son of Mrs. William Nolan and the late Joseph Osborne of Rivcrdale
He leaves to mourn his sorrow- ing mother and two brothers. Leo in Toronto. and Joseph in Sask- atchewan and his step-father, Wil- liam Nolan. New Haven.
Requiem high Mass was cele- lmiictl by his pastor. Rev. l"nthci' O'Donnell)" who also officatcd at the grave. interment was in Saint Mary (' metcry. Alberta.
May his srutl rest. in peace.
CARD OF THANKS
The family of the late David Osborne w' h to thank those who sent Mass Cards and Messages of sympathy ill their recent sad ber- eavement.
the Seals brought in 32130.00 in 1936-37. last year this total reached the ten thousand dollar mark.
it is appropriate on this twentieth anniversary to reflect for a mo- meat on the changed TB picture during the past two decades. in 1937. the first complete year of the
-Lcagucis operations. there were 87
new active cases of TB reported. 63 deaths were attributable to the disease and the capacity of the sanatoriuni was 80. in 1954. 98 ncw cases were found. only 11 deaths were due to TB and the avcrailc capaci ' of the san was 154. Up to Nov. 1st. of this year 4ft new cases have been found with only 4 deaths reported.
STRIKING FACT
Though it is d izerous to draw conclusions from figures based on only one year in a small populat- ion. a sirikint! lat-t is that the number of new ca. . - covered has not declined to any- thing like extent of the de- crease in the mortality rate. The latter is title mainly to improved surgical techniques. new drugs and increased sanatorliim accomodat- ion- The drastic reduction in the death rates may be considered as one successful battle in the overall campaign against TB. hut when we consider that til new cases have been detected so far this year we are a long way from final victory.
This also to be remembered that any of the 43 cases found
pendent on the Christmas Seal campaign Past experience has shown that from 41 to 43 percent of recipients of Seals respond with a contribution. Tubcrculniils la everybodyls worry. This percent-, age should therefore be much clos- er to 100. The average individual contribution has been between 31.54! and 31.60. varying with the general economic picture in the province. but our figures have borne a close relationship with those of the other two older Maritime Provinces. To ensure that the Leanne goes ahead again in it's campaign results let us try to.make the first figure quoted above. 45 percent this year-
The twin Seal this year is do- corative but it also can and must be effective. It's value as s decor ation depends upon whether it is used and circulated. It's effective ness in the campaign against tuber
is depends upon public re po so in the form of a contribut- ion. however small but most wel- come.
SCREAM SAVES FIVE
BRANTFORD tC.Pt-A six-year otd child's scream saved the liver of her parents and their two other children before a fire destroyed their home Tuesday at llarrishurl. nine miles north of here. Mr. and Mrs. Orville Giles escaped from the house with their three children after their daughter. Sherry.
this screamed when awakened by chok-
year may have infected sever-sling smoke.