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FEBRUARY 1o. 1194s

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by Richard Hudnut

Your ago begins to show first in your throat. So,

to help counteract the dryness and crepinees of mature skins-dune extra- rich. mildly" stimulating , DnBarry Dorms-See Formula! Now yours at half-price.

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DISPENSING OHEMIITS ' PHONE ‘Z19 i FHJGEUHGEAKEN l5. EH RLUTTETUWN Pifl

anivitwusan-a-a . __ ‘4 __ NORBORO SCHOOL

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Report fur/month oi‘ January. Grade X —— 1. Donald Glover, l; Lorraine Hughes, 3. Kathryn

Grade 111 - 1. Florence Hughes, Mlii! Hillhes and Ronnie Mallet! (equal). s. non... Stewart. Grade 1i Sr. — 1. Errol Sharpe, 2. Annie Murphy,

qayhew. Grade ll Jr. - 1. Bryce sharps, Grade V01 - l. Allyn Harding. Grade 1 Br. — 1- Arleta Gillls.

I. Merton Murphy. 3. Lloyd Grade 1 Jr. - 1, Betty Mallett,

Lawless. 2. Gloria Murphy. ._

Grade V - l. Gecrgcna Glover. Perfect attendance for hull yep;- Grade 1V - l. Carl Gliils, 2. - Allyn Harding. Errol and Bryce Eileen Murphy. S. Allison Murphy. Sharpe. Teacher M. Emily Douglas.

rnmce enwAno ISLAND r women's mstmne l onAuA FESTIVAL

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Honorary Chairman . . ma. Julian Herring, Charlottetown Provincial Chairman Mrs. Harold Laird. Kelvin Grove

Vice-Chairman (Queens) Miss I-aura Oroby, Meadowbank vice-Chairman (Prince) Mrs. Harold Linitlctter, Linkletter

vice-Chairman (King's) Mrs. Murdock MacGowan, Kilrnuir Secretary-Treasurer ..- Mrs. Ray Miiclseod, Graham's mad

LIAISON OITIOII! 0» Mrs. Henry ‘rrainor. Kinkora

Mr. J. A. Lawson, 100 Iiuston Si‘... Charlottetown

Little Theatre Guild . Drama Library (P111. Libraries)

Director . Mr. Bramwell Chandler

Prius .......... ...... _.. Mrs. John Mullins. Kelly's Cross ' Mrs. nrewsr- Auid. Prsetown. lfcmberfliip ...........l........_... Mrs. Wilfred Pickering. Olintop hiblieiiy Mrs. Fred Gates. West Royalty ludiior To be ‘r ,-

RULES AND REGULATIONS l!“ FESTIVAL Entries Cloll March l. l!“

. 111s Festival is open to any (9111,) organisation, society, or amateur drama group, outside of Charlottetown and dummerside. I. An lmtry Fee c! $2.00. the name oi play, royalty or non-royalty. the 7 name and address o! person dlrectinit the play. or some responsible ‘ person in the cast. must be submitted to the Secretary-Treasurer. Mrs. Ray Macliecd. not lster than March 1, 1M0. Festival will be held in May and June. dates to be An annual meeting will be held as soon as possible at which the following are eligible to vote: (s) One delegate from any group or society which contributes w pays a Fee oi $2.00. . lb) Contributing Annual Members (not less than 20c). (c) Life members. An AnnualMaznbcr may become a Life Member by pbyifll $30-00. Plays shall be One-Act. non-royalty, or royalty not exceeding $0.00. All plays shall be presented under original title. Play-offs, Semi-Finals. and Finals shall be arranged by the Pro- vincial Drama Committee. ‘ Adjudicators for a Play-off may be chosen by the groups competing

in the Play-eff. . , be chosen byhovincial Drama

l- Alidudicatcrs m Semi-Finals shall

Committee.

Adjudicstors for Finals shall be chosen by Provincial Drama Com- mittee from outside the province. Pit-Y! Billii be presented, when possible. in groups of I. Drama Groups shall be allowed legitimate and reasonable expenses in the Semi-Finals and Finals. Balance oi door receipts from same shall be paid into the Drama lustivsi mind. ~ Diplomas will be awarded to:

.1. Winning Groups in

(a) Semi-Finals (b) Finals I. To the best Actor and Actress in (a) Jami-finals (b) Finals _ The Provincial Drama committee reserves the right ts disqualify an "ii-Ty for infringement of rules. I- Ooomlalnta er protests must be presented to the lecretary-Tnasurer in writing within is hours and must be accompanied by a protest fee ad $1.00. said fee to be returned if. protest is sustained. Decision of the Provincial Drama Committee in. such oases shall be final. TIT! PRINCE EDWARD III-AND LIlIAR-Ill are co-owfltill ill our Festival work to issuing free cf charge a catalogue of One-Act hon-royalty and 00.00 royalty plays suitable for Drama Festivals. -. This catalogue will be ready November 10th. Interested nouns ,‘ my obtain a copy without scat upon application to P. n. f. Lib- es. ~ .

lend to the Prince Edward Island Libraries. Charlotte‘ . for anv. ii‘? W plays in» the catalogue you wish to read. Return plays la r. Ii. !- Libraries. and ordshfrom the‘ Publishing House the number of copies °i "l! play you have finailv selected for presentation.

T!!! IJTILI TIIATI-I GROUP 0!‘ WI ‘IIITOWN is t7"- ifi“! t9 lip-operate as much as possible with organisations preparing 0r theDs-ama Festival. If any Iustlbite or group of Institutes wish to "will I melting for discussion on oiay production. including staging- “Wmifll. performing, 111s bittle ‘theatre Group will endeavour to lend one or. more of its directors to the meeting to contribute their "Iliericnce. Iisavs address your reeuesvto so. J. A. hwson.

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IIG CONIIDIIATION BON- SPIII. Moccasin Dance st the Ibrum ‘Puesday. hbruary 10th.

. YOR- IIBQLTHY CHICKS buy Island Chicks It hho Island Chick Hatchery; Charlottetown.

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raalnau naivca, mus...“ llali. Tuesday nisht. ' 1cm. 9 to 12. Didi Swings _ \\ tn,

B All BUYING washed and mvwemcd wool daily. William Con. don and Sons Woolen Mills. Char- lobtetown

IIIAI hill. ALLISON Mio- MILLAN discuss the Compost l-figh School mt 8.45 this eventing CV01‘ O. F. O. Y.

YUR- CQAT CLltAh-ANCL -- Regular 310.00 to $250.00. more lot going 075-00 to $160.00. The Greendal Co., Ltd" Ladies Wear.

lilAnlTlMl CENTRAL All!» WAY! three times daily to Mone- ton". Air and rail connections i: Mcgtoreal and Boston. Phone 2061 or .

VALENTINE SPECIALS. — Re- duced prices on a-li Perimnoienta at Mary's Beauty Parlor, Whclan Building. Phone %.

LADIES — llave your Perman-

onts and Pingc-rwaves at the Faahionelte Beauty Shoppe, loc- ated at 217 Grafton Street. We

specialize in Cold Waves.

G. II. TA It. Jeweller, Char- lottetown, and Taylor's Jewellers, Montague, will close all dsy Wed- nesday out of respect lo Mrs. G. H. Taylor.

ST. PET!!! CATHEDRAL. -- Ash Wedmomay. 7.45 A. M. Holy Goran-union. 11.00 A. M. Mathis. Lltany, Ccmmination Service. 5.00 P. M. Children's Service. 7.30 P. M. Evemong. Ccmnination Service. Serum.

CIT! POLICE COURT - At the Stlpendiary Magistrate's Court yesterday, a man charged with common assault was fined $10 and costs or 20 days. A drunk and disorderly was sentenced to 20 days in jail, while the case of s man charged with being drunk and incapable was adjourned until today. "

ISLAND!!! PASSES — Miss Ellen Hall of Bummerside has re- ceived the sad news by telegram of the death of her brother, Wil- liam G. Hail, at hi8 i10m€ i" Teehachapi. California, on Sun- day. Mr. Hall will be very kindly renasirdsercd by his relatives and friends in Summerside. He leaves to mourn. besides his wife, two daughters. one son. one sister. and his nephew. Thomas Hall of Oh ' ttetown.

YOUNG PEOPLE Mlli'l‘—'rhe Cornwall YJZU. met at the home c! Mr. and Mrs. .Waldron lowther on Prshy evening with a. large attendance of members andfriende. Howard Murray was the leader and hlis subject- was “Worship.” 80v. _N.r. Charman conducted the Bible Study and the president Roland Hyde presided over the business period. Money was votccl to Bave the Children Fund. Mov- ies cf local scenes and colored slides were shown and music fur- nished by the orchestra. A vote of thanks was extended to Mr. and ma. Iowther for the pleasant evening. Lunch was served by the hostess and conunittee. and God Save the King closed the meeting.

AGRICULTURAL CONFERENCE —'I'he Agricultural Conference. which sddourned some two weeks agowreconvsnes on Febylo, Mr. W. l. BhaWfDessuty-Ministcr of Agriculture, informed The Guar- dian yesterday. On that date permanent committees will be formed which will aliowi more constructive work to result from the» information gained through the discussions recently particip- ated in by the various temporary committees. Practically all the heads of agricultural departments in the Province. both Provincial and Dominion, gave addresses at the recent conference.

MAIITIMGBS A1‘ EDMONTON —Ddsncnton. Alberta. papers of recent, date contain interesting accounts of the 19th annual re- union of the Maritime Association of Edmonton, which was held on January I"! and tpok the form of a largely attended banquet and dance. with a floor show for good measure. Transcribed messages from the Premiers of each of the three Maritime Provinces were fseatured. Prices of native lob- sisrnoyster. herring, clams. seed

» potatods, turnips, honey and other

Maritime-grown and packed pro- ducts went to oldest members and winners ed spot dances. ‘Prizes for the oldest Priiico Edward Isi- and enters went to Mrs. Wol- tor Bastard. from Belfast. and MlcRin-lev. formerly of lrudalbsne, P. l1. I. ‘ .

30!! IIAVI NARROW IICAPI -I‘lfi Qty lads. much to the ‘ of their parents. home saiely yesterday morning after havim spent lundey night

st the home of Mr. and Mrajssh Wabash.‘ lsssbaak. lemons

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Get Our ilsw i948 llstslog 8. Price List

We carry ea ALWAYS nnpu. alas‘, nraun swan- oops, noun-r! '1' Karo and other recent sahomusns.

my our ssurclsussou (manor fr a banner creeping variety!) Prices lover livlrseeson. Quality agedg only,

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ARTHUR VESEY, York, Prince Edward Island

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The five boys.‘ John Mauueson. Donald McNally. David Nicholson. Sydney Campbell. and Prancis Crowley had walked across the ice Sunday afternoon to Rocky Point and were caught in the evening's storm. Unable to 13nd their way to the Giarlottcwwn side of the harbour. though they had two hunting duos with them. the boys finally saw a light which proved to b_e coming from the house oi Mr. Waymark. Here they were hospitahly received. Mr. Wlaymark and a neighbour. Mr. Urban Har- ding, tried to guide the boys across the harbour but the lack of visi- bility forced them to desist and return to the house where the bqa were put up comfortably fer the debt.

Annual Meeting Long Greek

The annual meeting of the Long Creek Baptist Church was held on Thursday afternoon, Jan. 22nd with quite a number of members pres- ent. Since the last annual meet- ing. members were very sorry lo lose their pastor, Rev. All. Todd and family and in the absence of a pastor, Mr. Norman Stretch was appointed chairman.

The minutes of last were read and approved. Very comprehensive reports were rc- ceivcd frcm. the various branches o! the church work and were very encouraging. The people are very thankful to have secured the scr- vices qf Mrs. Stephen Ackland who

‘meeting

very faithfully conducts services when the weather permits. The following officers were

elected for the coming year; - Secretary and clerk, Mrs. Malcolm MacNolll (re-elected); treasurer, Ted Stretch (rs-elected). secre- tary-treasurer s! cemetery fund, Mrs. Donald MacEachun (re-el- ected). Trustees. Hugh Mac-Ken- zie. Stanton MacPhee and Norman Stretch.

All other ccmsnitteea were re- appointed. Some general business in connection vwiih the church was discussed. During the past sum- meg the members were pleased to welcome back to Long Creek two former members of the Baptist Church: Mrs. David Rosscr (fer- merly Flo Stretch) of Seattle who presented us with money to pur- chase a gas lantern to be placed at the entrance of the church; also Mr. George Dicklefson of Saskat- chewan who gave a substantial sum of money to go towards church work, this being the sec- ond contribution we received from Mr. Diciflerson. To these kind friends the rnunbers say "thank you". not only for their financial help but the fact that their thoughts go back to their old home church. and although different members carry on the church work 110W. may the kindness of former members such as these renew in- spiraticns and spllr all on to bet- ter and greater endeavours. -

s1. Auuusnnlrs‘ CONVERT

The School report for st. Aug- ustine's Convent. South Rustlco. is as follows: , »

Grade X: l. Verna Doiron; 2, James Gallant; S. Maris Gallant.

Grade IX: 1. Florence (Yshea; 2, Oswald Gallant: 8. June Mac- Donald.

Gflde VIII: 1. Alice Duiorg: 2. Bernadette Gallant; 3, Denna Doiron.

Grade VII: l. Elaine RAsdy: 2, Elsie Gallant; 3, Merino. Gal- lant. _

GratleiVl: 1, Georgina Doiron; 2. Marion Malone; 3, Bernadette Pinesu.

Grade V: l, Olive Gallant; 2, (Hairs Dulong. .

Gradejfv: l. Frances Doucette: 1. LOlIiSC M81030. Mary Mnlong (equal): I. Cornelia Doucette.

Grade III: i. Rose Maris Dciron: 2. Richard-inc Kerwin; 3, Laurent Doiron.

Grade n: l. Eileen Gallant" s. Josephine Doiron; d, Frances Gal- lant. y

Grade l: 1, Lorraine Gallant: l. Eleanor Deiron: 3. Jennifer Graham.

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Honor roll for January:

Grade X-Dougias MaoDougall.

Grade I'm-Marlon MacDougall; Jackie Dunn.

Grade VIII-Betty Griffin; Paul Dunn.

Grade VII-Joan Gillie; James Nicholson: John Nicholson. '

Grade VI-Kennetii MacDoug- all: Meriam Gillis. '

Grade Ill-John Maclsod; sadie Gillls: Ann Nicholson.

Grade II-Hauel Nicholson. Breaches: Marlon Griffin. '

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WINNIPIIG. Lhn.-The weather continues quite cold. This after- noon, it was ten below. Still, everyone keeps on the move, go- ing about on daily errands, doing the work required, attending clearance sales, and visiting.

Today, I called at 510 Ilurby St. en a visit with Angus Graham. formerly of Bradalbane, P. Ii. 1.. son of the late Murdock and Mary (MscPherson) Graham, who is on retirement from the C. N. R.

Mr. Graham has been in Lhc West for a great number of years. and in 1944. after an absence from the Island for ever thirty years revisited the scenes of his boy- hood days. He made another visit to the island this last autumn.

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In relating all the happenings of his i944 visit, he told me with much laughter the following: “One day a salesman called at my sister's home. she was aibsent, but her husband was at home. Having heard that I was on the Island he decided upon a joke. I-le in- vited the salesman into the. house and asked him to wait, that his wife would soon be home. The salesman sat down and waited. After s little, my sister returned and her husband said. '~thcre is a man in the room. I think it is your brother Angus’. She walked in, saw the suitcase and taking it to be me (not seeing me for so long), threw he: arms around his nod: and kissed him."

Mr. Graham has iour sisters. Mary Graham of Breadalbanc; Mrs. Flora Macheod of Ilartsvilie; Mrs. Sgt. Mnclnnis of Charlotte- town; Mrs. James Todd of Nines. Mam, and one brother William of Flin Fion, Man. Another brother, Alexander, died vcry suddenly in Boston arounhchristmss i041.

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I have not met Mr. and Mrs. James "Todd. Ninga. Mans but I have met several of the family. Their family consists of: Lewis, who was overseas in the army. in Italy and Germany. now clerking .at Shilo Camp, Man; Albert, who ‘was overseas in the air force, new in the Insurance Dept. of the T. Eaton Co, Winnipeg: Gladys. R. N" at the Deer Lodge Veterans’ l-lbgpltal, Winnipeg; Ruth, school ‘teacher, Mrs. Frank Hughes, Win- nipe; Mr. Hughes was in the air force duringthe war, and at one time was stationed at the Sum- lmersidc airport. 1-Ie is now teach- ing Grade x11 emsllsh Ind Ris- tory at the General _Wol!e High School.

Mr. James Todd is a son oi the late William and Annie (Camer- on) Todd of Breadalbane, P.E.I., and has one sister. Mrs. Eliza Reeves oi Seattle, Washington. U. 5,, and a brothel‘. Charles Todd of Breadalbanc.

Mr. Graham has one daughter, Lorna in Toronto, and one son. Arnold in winnipes- Hie passed sway some $0818 I80-

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The Feb. 3rd meeting was held at the home oi Mrs. Howard Bea- ton. Roll call was remnded l» by five manvbcrs. Ono new mem- ber Joined.

lt was agreed that we get elec- tric light fixtures for the school room proper and to pay $50-00 fill account.

Reports of the committees were then heard. "New visiting-sick committal. NBS. Ernest MECEiJB and Mrs. Bruce Judson.

School committee. Mrs. Milton Wood and Mrs. Gcorst Will-Ii"- nan. _ , Program committee. N-Il- 3-

Wood.

Mrs. Milton wood ssmd w act prises for the crokinole party to gee, Meeting adjourned and be held in the school. Mrs. George Mselannan agreed to order c000 dlxle cups for the school.

Bills amounting to $70.38 were handed in. Collection amounted to

$1.00. '

one pair of pyjamas was hand- d i . o Mrs-is. George Maclannan invit- ed the March meeting to her

home. Lumli committee being Mrs. Milton Wood and Mrs. B- Wood. ‘

After the program the meeting adjourned.

A delicious lunch was then served by the hostess and com- mittoei

. previous ow scuoor.

port for January:- rsde IX-l. Roma Dickicscn aiid Beverley Crockett; 2. Beverly l-Diekisson; 8. Blois Dicklsson. Grade VIII-i. Earle lies-kin. Grdc VII-l. Jean ‘MIOLOOO, 2. Elliot Myers. ' Grade Vl-1. Melvin Larkin; 2. Donald I-llil; 3. Betty Stevenson. Grade V-l. Marion Stevenson. Cirde IV-Lbloyd Lax-kin; 2. Roland Larkin; s. Glenda Myers. Grade III~—l. Sheila Dickinson; l. lugsne larklnzd. Mabel Bul-

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Ords 1-1. Avonna MacAusland; and Myrna Smith: 2. Jimmy Stev- enson; I. Ronald layers.

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. . when you're steeped odorcbiy in shoulder fucking or in lush loco bibbing '. in long sleeves or short in shirtwnisf, peter pen oncowi collar. So see our select- ions of rcyon crepe blouses today. Every shade; size.

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DATES TO REMEMIER MARCH 16-17

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FASHION SHOW, CHARLOTTETOWN HOTEL,

CANOE COVE YOUNG PEOPLE'S

SOCIETY The annual meeting. cl‘ the Young People's Society oi Canoe Cove was held at the home of " Sand MacKenzie on Jan. 21th with a good attendance. »

Meeting opened by singing "O § God Our Help in Ages Past", ‘This . society reports having a very suc- § cessful year in all ways.

The following officers were elect- ed for the ccming year: Honorary president, Rev. T.W. Good-will; president, Laura MacNevin; vice- ' president, Joe MacKenzie; secre- I tary treasurer, Velma Darruch; i sick committee, Charles MacNcvin and Jerry MscLesn; condolence committee, Irene MneDougall and Mar MacKlnnen. Representative for resbyteriai, Velma. Darrach and Rena MncNevin.

. A vote of thanks was extended

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to the retiring president, Irene MacDougall and secretary‘, Mary MacKinnon for their splendid work in the society for the past year,

be as sucessful in the year of 1048.

A social evening was planned to closed b be hold in the near future. Next them fol owed by and trust the present officers will. meeting is to be held at the home pah- Benediction,

of Albert MacDougail.

Meeting, ,

singing National An.‘ r repeating mg. ,

Al iasl, you can have all the Joli-U Puddings you like, whenever you like. Your choice of four

Puddings - “like Grandma's, only more so".

VANILLA CA_|_lAMEL

marvelous flavors-and enough to plan second iicipings all Hound.

Enjoy the goodness and speed and economy of those wonderful loll-O

Serve lhcm plain . . . or with cream . . . or with fruit. 0r use them for ~such inspired serving as suggested on the packages.

FOUR FAMOUS FLAVOR!

CHOCOLATE

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