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This eelunus-ls reserved tor news of local Interest, but advertising or a newly nature may be Inserted at live cents I word. strictly pay- able In advance. ,

JIMMY-s Tax! -Phone 525.

COOK'S STUDIO for pertect pictures.

DACK's SHOES.-Canada's tin- est shoes for men. 518.95. Hen- derson dz Cudmore.

CARD PARTY AND DANCE in seven Mlle Bay Hall Thursday, 22nd. Lunch erved.

KING'S DAUGHTERS annual bazaar and supper today, I-leartz Memorial Hall. 3 pm. I

sisslin sauce 55.50. I-lydrallc Jacks up to 10 tons. Tanton's Accessories.

COME TO THE CHICKEN RAFFLE Friday night. November 18th. t the K. I C. e. W In C A N A D A 5 F I N E 5 I Street? Everybocly welgrtnlnne. 3 r

CIGARETTE

I CORRECTION. - In yesterday's

story of the Alpha Rebekah Lodge. No. 10. I. O. O. F. Mrs. Mae Adams. P. N G was inadvertently inserted as Mr. Moe Adams.

ATTENTION W. A. MEMBERS. I-Iear Miss Frances Gray. Field Secretary A n gl i e a n Women's Training College, Toronto, speak in St. Peter's Schoolroom, Friday. November 16th. 800 p.m.

REV. A. II. WILKINSON, B. D.. one of the General Secretaries of the British and Foreign Bible Soc- iety. London, England. will be the speaker over C. F. C. Y. tomorrow morning at 9 o'clock, Morning De- votions.

ZION Y. I'. S. g The regular weekly meeting of Zion Y. P. S., was held on Tuesday evening. November 13. The devotional per- iod was led by Avis Bulman. Marian MacDonald read the Scripture lesson and Helen Bul- mari led in prayer. The President presided over the business part of the meeting and later led a very enjoyable sing song. The meeting then adjourned to the lower hall for games.

TAILOIID SOLIIAIIE

ALL FALL we have been niov- lng cars out in the morning. and back in the shop again in the evening, pretty soon we will not be able to do this. so rather than huy extra storage space. you have a chance to buy now at a saving to your po ket book. We have two 194!) St dehziker Cham- pion four door sedans. look and work like new. priced for this week end for 51305.00. You can finance half of this am unt for twelve months. see us oday. T. G .Ivcs.

SOLDIER IIONOUIIED-A fare- well party in honour of Private Sterling McAulay was held Nov. izth at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

..i gttierling rllwac innori. East wilt- re. T e it to Mr. Mc lay LAYAWAY .wa.s a beautiful slgnet ring. ri-

vate McAulay served three years in the army. part of which time he was in Korea. He has signed on for another three years and leaves shortly for the theatre of war.

. roe VHOHIIISTMAS on us? "mm:

WELLHERIS

Jewellers Since 1568

FISH AND GAME-A meeting of the executive of the Queen's county Fish and Game Associa- tion was held on Tuesday evening. Nov. lath. at the Simpson Store on Kent Street. Mr. Harold Shaw of Charlottetown tendered his

wit CREAM is nutritious - no preparation - inexpensive.

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STATION WAGON COATS at The Feehlon shoppe.

CIIASWIELI. for Better Photo- graphs.

RANGE sun on. nuimans serviced by vickerson Engineering 00. Telephone 2480.

AUCTION SALE.-Estate W. D. Cooke, York. Saturday, November 11th.

. REFRIGEIIATOIIS. Ranges, Mo- tors and Washer repairs, Storey Electric. Phone 3007.

BOYS' AND GIlI.L5' BOOK WEEK PLAY. C. F'.gC. Y. tonight 6.30.

i ..M. COME TO THE CHICKEN RAFFLE Friday night. Nu I- leth. at the K. of C. liome. water Street. Everybody welcome.

CIIABTEB. FLIGIITB to any point in Canada or the United states for passengers or cargo Phone Maritime Central Airways Limited. 2061 or 540. '

NOW IN STOCK a complete line of Brass Fittings. Cnrburators and Csrburator Parts. Tanton's Acces- series.

COME TO THE CHICKEN RAFFLE Friday night. November 16th, at the K. oi C. Home, Water Street. Everybody welcome.

PRICED FOB Thursday. Friday or Saturday. one 1941 Chevrolet Coach. inside looks like new, mo- tor works well and worth more than the price asked 3695.00. One 1949 Meteor two door sedan. looks and works like new. :1 car any man would be proud to own. nnd look swanky. don't miss this bar-

TI-IE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN

THE CENTRAL GUARDIAN 'AllnlIaI Meeting

Kingston can. legion

The annual meeting of Kings- ton Branch No. 80 of the Canad- ian Legion was held on Nov. 8th In the Legion Home in Charlotte- town, with thirty member! in at- tendance. Comrade Andrew Msclsachern. the president. was in the chair and the minutes of the last meet- ing were read and approved. moved by Comrade Whitfield Yeo and seconded by Comrade Patrick Cavanaugh. .

The financial statement of the year was read by Comrade Fos- ter MacKinnon. and showed III encouraging profit.

The following officers were el- ected tor the ensuing year:-

President: Comrade Andrew MacEachern (re-elected). -secretary: Comrade Michael Murphy (re-elected).

Vice-president: Whitfield Yeo (re-elected). I

Treasurer: Roy Bruce.

Sgt.-at-Arms: Wilfred Stretch.

Members of executive: Judson MacPhee. Maurice Cahill. Keir Warren, Earl Docherty. Harvey Newsome. They were moved by Comrade Earl Docherty and sec- ondediby Comrade Whitfield Yeo.

With no further business the meeting came to a close with the usual Legion procedure.

10 at 6.30 p.m. Officers for

the coming year were elected and the Association decided to send

remembrance: to the Canadian forces in Korea during 1952. The officers are: President, Miss Mona Wilson; Vice - President. Miss Verna Darrach: Secretary- Troiisurcr, Miss Dorothy Mac- Kenzle.

LEAVING FOIL OTTAWA - Miss Helen Yeo, M.Ev.. of Prince of Wales College teaching staff. leaves today for Ottawa to attend meetings of the Advisory Research

gain at 31095.00. T. G. Ives.

HELD UNDER SEIZURE-The M.V. ”Insh0re Fisherman" is still being held under seizure at the Marine Wharf. pending the out- come of a suit to enforce a mori- gage of 318000 by Russel-l-Iipwell Engines Ltd.. Halifax. The first act. it was learned yesterday. will be the paying off of the crew who hold it lien against the vessel. and this is expected to be done

firm is Somerled Trainor. of the legal firm of MacPhee and Train- or. City. The boot is owned by interests in Sheliburnc. N. S.

CITY POLICE COURT--Arr pearing on a charge of operating a motor vehicle while his ability was impaired by alcohol. a car driver wasifincd 3100 and costs or 30 days by the Stipendlary Magistrate yesterday morning. and another driver. charged with tail- ing to stop after being involved in an accident was fined 530 and costs or 20 days. A vagrant was sentenced to 60 days. a drunk and incapable to 10 days. and a man charged with disorderly conduct was dismissed.

IF YOU OWN a new car. and want A reliable good used car to save it. for the winter driving we have what you want:-One I036 Studebaker Dictntor four door sedan. one 1937 Studebaker Dictator four door sedan. your choice for 5250.00 each or the two of them for 5450.00. Here is a chance for you used car dealers. to fix them up a bit and make some money. T. G. Ives.

this week. Acting for the Halifax!

Committee of the Canadian Teach- iers Federation. Miss Yea is repre- -senting the teaching profession of

: this Province.

i Personals

R F N. Nelson -Roberts of 1st

'Can. Rifles of the 2'ith Brg. has returned to Valcartier Que. after spending his erntbarkaiion leave with his wife and family in New London.

l Mrs F. E. Murphy accompanied by Mrs. Murphy and Miss Mamie iMcGurk. Emerald. attended the ”'Fair" in Amherst on November 7th. They also visited friends in lMonclon.

Friends of Peter F. Campbell .59 Edward St. well be sorry to liearn he is a patient in Moncton tcity Hospital where he under went a serious operation on his ilcg.

Mr. Hugh Iatheson, I-Iamilton, 0nt.. arrived in the city Tuesday evening, Nov. 13th, on his way to his former home in Heathcrdale. P. E. Island."

An auto party. made up of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jewell, Meadow Bank. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Weeks. Wlnsloe. and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Nlckei-son, North River. left the Province Saturday, Nov. 10th for a two weelrs' holiday in Boston and New York.

Upper Prince Street. Charlotte- town. left last week for San Diego, California, where they will or the

Mr. and Mrs. vv. 2:. Gillespie.

Trinity Evening

Auxiliary Ilisets

The autumn thankoffering ser- vice of the Mary Miliar Auxiliary was held in the Heart: Memorial Hall. The opening worship was in

'charge of Miss Enid Morson who

was assisted by Miss Alice Fraser. special musical numbers were ren- dered by Miss Kaye Macllachern, contralto, who sang "Beside still Waters" and "0 Saviour. Hear Me." The pianist for the service was Mrs. K.S. Rogers. . The guest speaker was Rev. Hilda M. Johnson. recently a mis- sionary in India. but at present engaged in recruiting girls for full time service in the church. I-ler address dealt in part with her work in India. but more particu- larly with the need for more work- ers trained for full time service. Not only are great numbers of young women needed to minister to the medical, educational and spir- itual needs of people in foreign lands. but many are needed in our own country. They are needed for giving Christian education to the youth of the churches; for greet- ing immigrsnts and helping them with the problems that face all strangers entering a new coun- try; for serving In charges that have been left without a. minister: for working in outpost hospitals in Canada. Among the most im- portant attrlbutea these women workers should possess are: Christ- ian character and confession. I sense of humor. the joy and ap- preciation of life. and a love of people. The course is given at the United Church Training School. Toronto. The present temporary quarters will soon have to havoc- ated and a. new building provided In view of this. advance notice is being given that a campaign tor this purpose wl;'. be held from March to May. 1952.

The usual matters of business were taken up at the close of the service. Miss Annie 0. Smith sent her customary thankofferlng don-

Three life memberships in the W.- M S. were also presented.

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that answered their call for said the couple could have ped ashore.

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Flili THE BEST III IIRIIGSTDIIE NEEDS p Slioo At

'PIaeevbOIa-Aoono0dyNspoaseJ It-on inl-

atlon in memory of her mother.

couple who were rescued from a grounded gasboat were each iii.- ed sis on charges of causing a dis- ttirbance. officers oi a police boat help step-

ing. It's alkaline (non-acid). Does odor"

Drama course At lilinsloe

There were busy days at the Institute Hall. Winsloe. from Mon- day nlght, November 5, through Thursday evening. November 8. without a doubt had it not been for the anticipated visit of the now fondly remembered Royal Couple. folks from far and wide would have flocked to see the drama group, sponsored by the Department of Adult Education. and unden the direction of Mr. Meiklejohn of Ottawa. in their sometimes weird operations.

There was the afternoon for instance. when women of assorted sizes and ages were scurrying across the stage. mouthing strange lines and darting through various exits and entrances. There was the afternoon when the hall sound- ed llke a carpenter's shop and miniature stages. were built amid much laughter. There were quiet. and enjoyable hours of lecture and discussion concemlng the various phases of play production, and tine films to illustrate stage craft.

It was all fun and release from tension for busy women. and an inspiration and help for their dramatic work in the community. The Warm companionship. the amiable and capable leadership of Mr. Meiklejohn, the pleasant at- mosphere and good meals and hos- pitality of the hostess. Mrs. Stirl- ing Rodd. also added to the happy memories of those present and their desire to attend a. similar course next year.

Join To Form New Business

Two well known radio business establishments, the King and John's Radio Sales and service

Successful Drama

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The special laur-day course in play direction by Mr. M. Meikle- john. Ottawa. concluded in Char- lottetown on Tuesday evening. November 13th. with approximately twenty-five persons participating.

For the final class. Mr. Meikle- john took a one-act play, now in production by the Little Theatre Guild. and worked with the cut for the full evening. In this way -he demonstrated in ractice many of the points he had lectured on during the course, and assisted the directors of the play greatly by showing methods in which the players might give a more polished perionnarice. iTl1B previous evening, particip- ants in the course and Mr. Melkle- john were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. B. Patterson, when Mr. Meiklejohn was pruented with a. suitable gift from the Chat- lottetown Little Theatre Guild as a token of appreciation for the time and efforts he had spent on

behalf of community theatre in this Province. Mr. T. Harry Morris. President

of the Guild, expressed very cap- ably the thanks of all those who had taken advantage of the course. made available to them through the efforts of the P. E. I. Depart- menu of Physical Fitness and Adult Education.

It was also announced that try- outs would be held for parts in forthcoming Little Theatre produc- lions, as suggested by Mr. elklc- john during one of his le tures. The first of these will be held in the very near future.

Mr. Meilrlcjohn left this Prov- ince yesterday afternoon for St. John, where he is to give another course. and stated he understood

course concluded ll

and the Electrical and De Laval Dairy Equipment Business of H. A. Love. St. Avard's, have com- bined to operate as a unit under the name of the Island Radio Centre.

The newly formed business will locate at 136 Great George Street, or the former location of the Edi- son Electric Limitcd. Allan King

A and Al IIOI'I'lP. the owners of King

and John's Radio Service and ii A. Love will own and manage thr- -business.

The three young men. all Worlii War II veterans. have been in business since the end of the war. Mr. Love and Mr. King were wire- less mechanics in the Air Force while Mr. Home was attached to the Army Signals Corps.

The Island Radio Centre will open for business on Thursday or Friday of this week. They are well stocked in radio equipment and beast one of the finest testing ser- vices in the Province.

Mr. Levels iomier business build- ing in St. Avnrds will be over by Gregory Brothers Grocery Store.

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resignation as president. due to ill health. and Mr. E. K. MacNutt was elected pl t in his place. Arrangements were finalized tor the Northumberland Strait meet- ing.

C'U'I'KNI1'lE. Sask. - (CPI -- -lnhn Tootoosis. President of the llmon of Saskatchewan Indiana. has announced that the new Fed- eral Indian Act is being translat- ed into the Cree language.

NURSING SISTERS MEET - The annual mention and dinner of the P. E. l. Nuraintz Sisters Association was held at the Char- lottetown Hotel on Saturday. Nov.

guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. Frank Gillespie. Enroute they will spend some time with Mrs. A. M. Camp- bell and family. Saskatoon. and other friends in Vancouver.

Mr. James MacPhail. Meadow

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LONiDON-(0P)- A '12-year old man was sentenced to seven years "preventive detention" here. The court was told that he had spent only six weeks out of pri-

MRS. E. O. BURI-IOE. 206 Fitzroy Street Phone 999-L

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approximately one hundred and fifty persons had registered for it. to date.

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LITTLE THEATRE

TIYOITTI

For cast of "LADIES IN RETIRE IIIENT" den, will he held in Room, 2:30 RM; Sunday.

director. Ii. Barry Bug. the Green

All members interested in Isle

ing part in this. or future pro- ductions. are asked to attend.

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