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THE GUARDIAN.

I‘ “rherc IIITTB W978 43- ' My. Gilbert Clements organized "m, Mqrgipgue clinic. with the as- ,,,..,...»9, 0i the Lions Club and the " ind... tit the Montague Women: In- “Tvtitutc provided helpers at the Ti lll r v-‘itllrlfi the donors w"crc_securr-d In a ..iiiiiiss liy the Presidentof n“. _\‘*.tll'l\ Branch of the Canadian ' with Mrs. JJ-I. McQuaid. of the local Red Cross t- llffflllging to have ladies i at lilie clinic. . 11st of the week's clinics will "d llI tlic Canadian Legion in .".iPl(\\\'ll today when 200 don- '_.;@ nrcdcd to complete the

' quota _ Rad wi-oss officials stated they

9-. gratified with the response of v “um-s from the districts surround-

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illailway Brotherhood §Holils Annual Meeting

i .ii..'lll.'l'. meeting of the Can- , il~~iitI\£‘l'Il00d of Railway

.l ~. Division No. 20. was ~ tlit- Assembly Hall. Char- on Tuesday evening, not 13th, 1949. with the President. Mr. A. S. W811‘. chair. ire business and other mat- uitc brought before the .::ii~ and after this business

"included the election of of- il inter. '.r the coming year was jprocrrdcrl with .

ll Tlic following officers were . rated: Preazdetit and Local Chair- Zninii-ltr. F. F. Slgsworth; Vice- . President. Mr. Alex McLean; Re- ;_. wirclzrp, Secretary, Miss Jean Mc- '. llcsii Financial Secretary, Mr. .-'."\Ieaton Lnrgez. Reporter. Mr. Earl 'i,llcnri».<scy; Ivarden. Mr. Barton "Frahfic -

iveiiiiiiij 0t“ ililnlerest In West

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A wedding of wide Intercot took

lplsxe recently in the Church of Christ. iirande Prairie. Alberta. wish Miss Jean Elnman, RN. be- came dis bride of Mr. Doyle D.

flDurl son'cf Mr. and Mrs. H. E. bunt) . of Grande Prairie.

'l'.ir brziic is well known in Char- guiite wii having been nurse in l, i": ‘g4: oi surgery at the Provincial ; anaioriuin for several years. _ ‘hale there she drew about her a ';{_"_\I!ltl host cf friends. ~; Due in her drvvotefwork It the e; Sanniiirtum, in addition to her

‘ivlilvriitcd interest in Church life.

y rt prince: a great loss to the ccm- s m.li'.':tv rvlicii she left Charlottetown i" on a course in religious edu- rriiti rid Christian pedagoglcs in i. i‘ ' Alberta.

“ T ‘ many friends both llssi

. and‘ lit-st wish tihem every happi- {i YWs ‘iir the future. '.. Ml" DOYIc D. Dunbar ls a brother

if Rn. MD. Dunbar. minister of f‘f"‘llii‘.'l'. Christian Church, Char- t -"l'»f"-“¢\'ll l‘ _ ‘ “My 7 \ ' I \‘I.\'I' s siusnir srmvlcs: A .\ll'.\"l‘itI<‘.AI., Dec. i4 - (C?) _. iOPPWIQ of a trans-Atlantic pals- , vac. hp sci-vice linking Canada ,‘ ivr-i Itch‘. Portugal and France .llli llic first time tins announced 1 ‘l ' h.‘ Hit‘. Mason. president of

liars» Slipping Agency 14¢ 01p. i-ratiii-r. nf the tic-w service. to start '.~l'~ ttlrnuuz of the Si. Lawrcncn jRxi: iicxl épflilfl. will be a Greek

BIRTHS. MARRIAGES DEATHS '

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DEATHS

zgllniisS-At his home In ‘Mllélllsi- ‘on December 14, 1949. Wu in T. Boivness in Iii: 82nd s! “l- “Krlllls at the Bowness Fun- "l Home. Summerside till noon mrnllllldlll’ then mqvod to his ‘(unpnlesidence from where the Dowinl \\lll be held on Friday. m iiihei- 16th at 2 pm. Inter- cm Montrose Cemetery.

wIggER-At Cavendish on Dec. m" ~\-_1id Mrs. Annie Ellice Low- Lnhh‘ 0W 0f the late Harry D. 1,3,0“ "i llllllwfly of North Car- wm ‘t a?“ 55 Years. The funeral h" hr ‘c place from the home of d“ Iohcr. Austin Lair-d, on Fri- m-gov ‘l0 16. at 12.30. Interment ‘hohilr ctown Cemetery, with a scrvlce at the grave.

era-l "AULT-At Vlcforll Gen- "P 49. Mrs. Earle Arsenault, “Mm ,~"“*“"- 3°05! arrived in km little last evening and was | 0M tlvm the Compton Funeral H M» tho residence of her Ill- n‘ strls- Wendell Rogers, Mar- m ‘vifitbfrom where funeral ser- ng-n‘ "_ e held on Friday morn- Mm‘ "inf! oclock to St. Paul's rid Cemetery.

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ther Cases. Brown Electric. ,

ELECTRIC Pressure Cookers i Brown Electric. !

VISIT STEWART Bakeries tn-I tiny, see our new store, and vu- rirty of hukcry goodies.

REMEMBER n YOIJR DATE iit Blood Donor Llliiiic today at Cun- adian Legion bciivecu 2-4, 7-9.

INJURED IN ACCIDENT -f\tr.~'.. It. P. Wig-more. Malptquc road. rc- ccived head lacerations. n broken rib and a nuimber cf bruises when she was thrown from the seal. of a wagon when lier horse bolted on the pavement. Mrs. Wigrnore was oir ll-ier way to'Getcs' mill for feed grain when the accident occurred rioar the Towers. It is not known whnt caused the horse to ‘bolt. Ad- mitted tu the Prince Edward Island llospital. doctors said Mrs. Wig- vrncre was “badly but not seriously hurt" after examination. She ex- pects to be discharged within a week.

MAGISTRATI-TS COURT ——Thcl'e were four cases 0n the docket at the Queen's County Magistrate's Court yesterday morning. A Char-

ing liquor in his possession which was not purchased on his individual permit was fined $20.00 and costs or 30 days. A Mount Allbion mun convicted of possessing wash was fined $100.00 and costs or three tmont-hs. A North River man charg- ed with fishing oysters in contam- inated waters had his case adjourn- ed one week. Ari assault case of a Kensington Road man was further adjourned imtil Dec. 2i.

Tlarsonals

Mr Bert lticCardlc. Kinkora. a member of the Potato Promotional Committee left Tuesday to attend the potato conference In Ottawa.

Many Attend” Candle-Light Service At Zion

Choir selections of carols and ymns. solos and reading were part of a delightful Zion candle-light service hold in Zion Church last night. A capacity congregation was in attendance. Organist and choir director was Mr. F. C; Johnston,

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A. r. c. 1.. _ The girls choir began the servlcv wiiih their rendition of several

Christmas carols. The adult choir later took over and very pleasingly" rendered "'l‘i‘ii- Dani's Prove-r." The Junior (hoir also perform“! W911»

Two lovely vocal solos were sung. Miss Norma Dalsiel sang "Christ- mas Lirlilaby’ and Miss Christine King sang "(Jinic Unto Him."

Rev. (i. C. Webster. Minister gave I. short history of HRIICIPYS life and works during his rt-edlrll- H8 lllPll asked the congregation to rise dur- In‘ m9 singing of the "Hallfillljati Cliortlri."

Following is thi- program:

PART I

Girl's Choir. Selection cf Carolfli "Furry Day Carol" "Christmas Stars" -. 5 Boys -- Solo _- Freddie IIICHOX. "I dreamt. I cnino to Nazareth" "Christmas Hytnfl" -- Pllllllllt‘ Currie. Dorothy MacLarcii Margaret. MacDonald. "0 Holy Night". Hymn for Congregation and Choir: "It came upon the midnight clear“. t Choir: »- "The Lord's, Prayer" - Malottt-I

Junior Chclrz-"The Birth Night"

Solo and Chorus: "O Thou That Tellest Good Tidings"

Handel-Soloist. Mrs. Bruce MacPhc-rson, contralto.

Choir: "Alleluia. Christ Is Born"- Sioviik Carol.

Solo; "Christmas Lullaby" _ Miss Norma Dalziel.

Choir: i. "While Shepherds Watch- ed tBest); 2. Hail Smiling Morti".

Junior Choir: “Only A Little Vil- la e"

g . qsofr; "And The Glory Of The ford" — Isndol. Hymn for Congregation and, Choir: . "Joy to the World".

PART I! Bolo and Chorus: "The Holy city" ~ Soloist - Mrs. Arthur Roper. ' Solo; "Come Unto Him" _ Han- doL-Mlss Christine King. Choir: "Gladly sing this wondrous thing’) - Slovak Carol. Junior Choir: "French Carol". Choir: "For unto us a Child is ‘ born" — Handel. Hymn Anthems: “In the Bleak Mid-winter"; "Holy Night, Peaceful Night". : Rev. 0. C. Webster. "Hallelujah Chorus"

andel. Benediction

Roadinfl Choir:

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The New York Public Library ls the largest publlo library In u", world. _

FOUND HUGE JKIVER. The Congo River in Africa w“

discovered in the year 1484.51), by n Portuguese navigator.

STORE. THEATRE BURNEI) SUDBURY. Ont. YDec. 14 (C?) — A general store and thiea. tre were destroyed yesterday In a 880.000 fire which f0!‘ a um.

threatened the entire nearby rum. boring village of Foleyot. With thr-

lottctovvn man convicted of liav- (l

l‘ l" it Slight accident on the Mal- pcquc Road near St. Dunstnnb University around five o'clock ‘yes- "Til"?! evening. A truck left thc i-iiiiil and struck a telephone pole. Plic truck ivtis slightly damaged liiit ttierc ivas nu one hurt. Mil. IIcIILOIS RETURNS HUD. C-dorge D. DeBlois, accomp- "lllP-l bl‘ Mrs. DeBlois, returned hmiic Tuesday night. from Mont- real. \\'IlE‘l'O lic underwent an op- cratioii at thc Royal Victoria Hos- hiinl. It is pleasing to report. that Mr. DcBlois condition ls now very iiiurh improved. 1n ill health for sonic time. lie left here six weeks aco for hospital treatment in Mon- treat.

Advanced Registry Board Reports 50 PEI Sowsgualified

Fifty Prince Edward ‘Island sows have been qualified by the Ad- \l\Il'.‘(‘(I Registry Board. Mr. 'Ha.r0ld 7 l'. sciiior Live Stock Fieldmali with tlic Dominion Department. of Agriculture announced yesterday. Owners of stxtvs scoring 90 and over are Irving Nicholson. Eliruer Doyle. William Found. and John ltfachcod.

Others with qualifying sows are Erin-cit Mulch. Raymond H-ughcs. McCor-inac 1310s.. Leroy Vessey. Harvey JPTlklllS, Baird Judson. Wil- [yeti l-‘umess. H3. McEwan, K. lieaili Macbeod m. David Wright. Morrison Bros. Jack Anriear. Geo. (i. hfiicinaiinaii I-larl Taylor. Harold Vviitts. Sterling Woods, Ralph Gay iii. Geo. MncMillaii. John W. Mac- Dinialtl. Floyd Jay. Lloyd Ramsay. Sylvcre Arserrault, S. C. Stewart & Sons, Arnold Nicolle, Eknore Mc- Kay rm, Stanley Miller. Frank Mc- .\III(‘\ A: Sons, Monty MacLeod. UIIVPY S. Colc, l.eitli Clark. Geo. Macihiiilau. Donald Bernard. Chest- er Whiteway, .l.A. Thompson. Sheldon Easter, John MicQuarrle, P ' J. Callaghan. Harley Gamble. I-Iud- son Lowther. Geo. MacMillian. Rob- cri Campbell, Ronald F. Mclsaac. anal Robert F. Carmichael.

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thc country.

The l-‘cdcral Government will mnkc payments as work is oom- plotcd. Ownership of the highway will he vested in the provinces and the Fcdeml Government will

makc no contributions toward uiaintcriuncc. . Mr. Wintcrs iridicatcd in the

Commons that he will be prepar- ed to co-opcrate with the provin- ces in trying to work out an ag- reement on thc best route If the r-onfercncc should reach a stale- maic on that score.

With various groups pressing for adoption of different routes. ilie Provincial governments have not been faced with any easy dc- cision. In Alberta. for instance, IhcrP are imposing groups ivhich ivtuil ihc tiigiiivay to follow south- Cl'|I. (‘PIIITHI or northern routed.

In Quebec. the question is whe- tlicr tho route should follow the north 0i‘ the south shore of the St. Lawrence River. In Nova Sco- iia and Now Brunswick alterna- tivi- FUIIICh also have been men- ihiticd.

ExpecFPowor Slot-Ions Strike To End Soon

IONDON. Dec. lL-(AP) - LCIKIPFS cf a three-day wdldcat ririkc. which sharply cut electricity output iii London, agreed tonight If) .‘iI‘l'i(I the 2.700 or more strikers bat-l; to work. .

Tlic agreement was reached after illl all-day meeting nf strike chiefs tiiiil officials of the Government- spoiisiu-cd industrial council for the iiiiiiistr_v. ivliilc soldiers, s llors and IIIFIIIPII struggled to kee the four power plants concerned in production.

Tho lciidcrs said they will tell a mass meeting of the strikers to- morrow morning to end the walk- out.

Terms oi‘ the M7010!“ IQ! not. announced.

Onc imlnn official said the rea- son ivas that the leaders wanted the mass meeting or the strikers to hcar them first.

ivatcr supply some distance from ilir- firr, waicr ivas pumiped into csiiiirs and relayed by other

Day. It iviis decided at n meetinz of plant, owners in the latter company's office yesterday after- noon. Mr. C. M. Cox presided. Other city distributors liavc not declared their intentions on Suit- ilay dcllvcrics with, the exception oi’ Mr. Claude Smith who will continue to deliver on Sundays. This move will tiring the City into line with other Maritime cen- tres anii will give the staff mem- bers one day off n week.

The dalrlcs making this move are the Pure Milk Company. Suri- shine Island Dairy, G. (b G. Pure Milk Dairy. Health Pasteurized Milk Company. Ptirity Dairy and Brighton Dairy, and will be in effect until further notice.

The stoppage of Sunday deliv- ery will entail delivery cf double quantities of milk on Saturdays. In view of action taken by these plants later iii the meeting re- gardlng milk bottles, customers arc asked to retain enough empty bot. ties from Monday to Saturday so that drivcrs will not he overloaded with returiiiii; empties on Mon. days.

Bottle lass Serious

Considerable iiisi-ussiuii arose at tiie meeting regarding the mount- ing costs of processing and dis- tribution. Amungst these high costs was that of bottles. It was estimated that the total loss to Charlottetown distributors in bot- tles annually is 96,000. Mr. 00X stated that it cost his company $2,000 annually for bottle replace- mont.

Where do tiie milk bottles got’. it was asked. Stories were told of

cellar shelves loaded with fruit preserved in milk bottles. One youngster asked for clean stop-

pers for his mother who was put- ting up fruit in milk bottles; A small mills business in a country town opened on the bottles from a city dairy. it was stated.

"It we can't stop bottlii loss. we'll have" to get a cent a quart extra for our milk," declared Mr. Percy Cray. This statement was supported by Mr. Walter Cox, who said that such an increase would be required ivholly by the (lists-lb. utors “or we can't carry on,” He stated that the distributors had only gained an increase of onc- half of one per cent whereas the producers had received o, much greater proportion of the last iri- crease.

Other costs which liad "almost doubled" wcre wages. horse costs. washing soda and stoppers. "Our spread is roughly 5 cents per quart. It costs us about 31,5 cents for delivery and we must pay all our other expenses, including bot- tle losses, out of the remaining I'L- cents." said Mr. Cox.

Drivers Now Responsible

I It has been decided that drivers ivlll be rriaclc responsible for the bottles delivered to the customer. They will be charged with all bot- tles sent out on their various routes at 5 cents cacti and debited

or crcditecl with the number rc- turncd daily. Another eleirictti. in tlic cost or

loss to the distributor is the fact that the price to the producer is based on milk testing 3.7 per cent. butterfst. It was pointed out that the city requirements arc an pcr cent. Yet In some C0505 the aver- ngc test ls about 4 ticr cont for which the distributor must. pay the producer, without i-ccciving the ex. tra cost from the customer who benefits.

It was generally agreed that tiie CUDWITIDIJOII 0f milk in Clfarlottc- town had dropped considerably since the last increase in price. The general consensus of opinion amongst the distributors was that the costs of distribution must he cut, beginning with the bottle loss.

OLDEST MUSEUM

The Ashmolean Museum. the oldest in Great Britain. was built in I679 by Oxford University.

00MIIIO DANCE

An Invitation duneo is to 5o held in St. Mary's Holl. Summorsido. Do- qlmbor 27th.

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expenditure of I949 195D. l

R. R. DELL, KS.

President

' SIIORTIIOIIII ASSOCIATION

Annual mooring of City Building Sot- urdoy or 8 P. M. All breeders of grade and purebred cattle are invited to attend. to dis. cuss general problems of the breed and the

grant and plans for

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Secretory

olat-es in 1. 2 and Ii lb. boxes.

New Canadians Given Rousing (Ihristmasgtarty

Prince Edward Islands new Cari- adlans were glvcn a rousing Christ- mas party at the Clover Club last night by the Ladies CltlLEll-Shll) Council. There were a large nuni- her present for the ev enings enter- talnmerrt.

Things got utiderwav with singing and dancing. The new Canadians soon demonstrated their ability to sing and rendered several very fine selections. They also showed their ability Io dance as one lady said "We sure love to dance with tlliem " A welccrne visitor during the evening was the international fig- ure "Santa Claus." lie gave a gift to every new Canadian.

Hoetesses were Miss Iphigenie Arsenault. Red Cross; Miaylea Bos- welil. Women's Institute; Mrs. Emma Bruce. National Employment Of- fice; Mrs. (D127 \‘\'..I.‘P MocMiIldn, C.W.L.; Mrs. S. G. Petipin, Lad- ies Auxiliary Canadian Legion: IVIIS. A. N. Peterson. Queen Mary Needle Guild; Mrs. Brelhaut. I.O.D. E; Mrs. Thomas Davies and Mrs Jcilin B. Murley.

Many gifts and treats were pro- vided by several city firms.

v.0.ll.~TIiilBli Meeting InWest

OTTAWA, Dec. l4 ~fCPl -'I‘he Victorian Order of Nurses has broken with tradition and for the second time in its 52-year-old his- tory will hold an annual meeting outside Canada's capital-ibis time in Winnipeg.

The surprise announcement came today at the end of a. closed meet- ing of tihe orders executive council. Mr. Justice I. H. Locke of Ottawa. V.O.N. president. said Winnipeg had been chosen the site of the orders 1950 meeting. It will be held in the spring.

The only other time tiie order has moved outside of Ottawa was in 1943 when thi- annual meeting was held In Toronto.

____i_____ SEEK UNIVERSITY MEN

OTTAWA. Dec. 14 —- iCP) -— The Civil Service Commission an- nounced today that for the fourth succemive year recruiting teams are being sent to Canadian un- iversities to bid for part of the “cream of the university crop" for permanent and sumuncr employ- ment. About 450 graduates arc needed for permanent government

ECEMBER 15. 1919 D (‘t-IAR TT . WN - . f THE CENTRAL ' L0 m APAGE “w: M G U A R D I A N ' Resllllllie I . . Pasteurized Milk EASTERN ouiinouiu . Tish column ls reserved for news! srnwam‘ Bnnznncg new ‘l bod of local Interest, but advertising of 3: Stun: open today , . "“‘ l- . n“, “gm, m, b, ,,,,,,mdi __-___ S .. suruoi. BOOKS for all f , It five 09ml a word, strictly psy- LADIES KBOY SWEATERS Grades, including l-ltstorls, Read- i. able In advance. , o ers. etc. are now stocked at -. on lfllle __..___ _ {git ‘g; ls" W srvrm- M-l- unda uosm swan a Beck's. Montague. COOK'S for Photvsgrlfihl. lvonuld r l“ m“ 5' A MC‘ r y g - ~ ' ' ‘ ' ..'SEE ms: worrnrcnmr. ms- At lllc °°"°l“$'°“ °‘ ‘h’ m“ srsiwanr nammrns new . "‘*' mar 0d o" istmii u- ~ P R E n T o s A v E Y o u M o N E Y pd... of ‘ihsllzfixasrzlfigogegggg; "m open “Mum _-lgtl_ll_lssgpoa as LADIES‘ cfiunday riiiik deliveries from Mmbon-s Drugliom bjmmififuef 6f}, _ tpiiilLCs 03d me mobile team ,,__,__ WJWWQ F] y so PQLCIIIIS --- ‘or ottetovins six pasteurized Se“ by Yardleah Max Fame,’ Ad_ 3 -4ll- ‘Fiaaifime depot “mum CHANDLER nnos. for "Wqld- N,,,',',,," j},j‘,fs',_,co}‘,‘.‘.“' ml?!‘ Pllslll“ “llltflllp "e-‘llh blllllfal? i-ienne. Revlon. Cutex etc. Brushos. s s s - Y, Jynnlffl tex" piyutaorr - ‘i = e- . wi i o excep 0n of c ure B “he b dym‘ Se,“ C _ . _ Whm “m, t; yvfiosntggéie," §kllix F t Milk Company which will cease fir“ 322,130,?“ bulimia 51,52. We Delltfll f0 TNIIM. Bus Stop and Ferry Boot. Phone 747 for Free Delivery to any port ot the tliorc n-crc 4'5 °m "l" F TRAVELLING raous with Lea», Sum“ ACCIBENT _ The“ Sunday deliveries on Christmas Suppnps’ cigars‘ $83.9“... “we, City. 4 Deliveries Daily. 5E5 AiNip HEM s»; TA 5W5.“ DAY AT OUR 5T0“

Demonstration oi NESCAFlE COFFIEE today, Friday and

Sfltllrgetl)‘. Spefliol ‘price, fiprge size‘ 1.65. Smo sure on e f ' THlE CASH Auogcnitiitv. “e cup o co m W,"

ll ti" 63¢. I Ie shopping ot

Isuuitisr iui-cv OIIANGES 33c dozen - 3 dozen . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..

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95c ‘

TEA — Your Choice -— Red Rose, King Cole, Mother's Own, Tenderleof, Ib. . . _,,,

89c p

HARD MIX CANDY, Ib. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..

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GNNONGS CHOCOLATES — MOIRS

CHOCOLATES -— Christmas Wrapped, Ib. box ..

Campbell's TOMATO SOUP -- Ilc tin — I0 tins . . . . . . . .

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TRURO. Cornwall. England. Dec. l4 ~ (CP) - When shore fishermen 3o spring. from the fleet alr arm, The Ad- miralty agreed to provide _ planes after fishcrmien comtllallled