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Georgetown And Vicinity

The Georgetown Branch of the Canadian legion has resumed its motion pictures and the weekly town donces are again qperstini. add-ink to the social activities of ‘the town. |

- Arnold Hobbs, son o! Mr. and Mrs. William Hobbs. and s. voter-l an of the R.C.A.1".. left this week for Charlottetown where he enter-i ied Prince of Wales College.

John Perry. former the R.C.A.l~‘.. has entered of Wales Collette.

Mr. F. J. DeLory was in Cher-I

COURAGE orﬁdw

[iiliiltiti FRANK tum m,

T.AYiUiii/i9i.iiiiii ' BRAKE. y ‘winners:

Prince

t" 1"‘ "-"’""~ “W” suite of the shortage of building

' dbYFRED M WILCOX. materials. considerable new build-

Produced by ROBE?! SISK int-r and re-modellinﬂ i‘ bu“! done on homes in Georgetown.

l Miss Janie Hunter of Geome- ‘town recently accompanied her brother and sister-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Hunter of Charlotte- town on a motor trip to Nova Scotia. where they visited relat- ives.

NEWS - DISNEY - PETE SMITH

i Dr. and Mrs. J. B. Borlnell and

Til-MY — "Pm"- — ‘ii s" ' iiili"'a..i“é‘it.ii’°.‘ié..fii°~i‘i."émiilni’f dier. at St. Mary's Road. Mr. Gerald 0f (Jharlotte-

the former home of Mrs. Levan- u-ecently.

IN MEMORIAM

The desth took pllttO in the P. B I. Hospital on Alli. 3. 1946 of Mrs. Melbourne Llewellyn at the early age of 25 years.

*" with - uTnl- niiin - idiot

YlI-IIDIII CIIIICOLOI

condition. .

RAY JOHNSON

Maestro of OM Hammond Organ who plays ‘ore oll on your Svrool Coporol lodlo ﬂow.

TONIGHT 10.00 q 0. F. 0. Y.

Canadian Dependents Almost All lloma

MONTREAL. Oct. 8 —- The end of the biz scale movement of Canadian servicemerrs wives and children from oversees to the Dominion is in sic-ht. An odi- dsl 0d the officer 01 the director of repatriation overseas personnel. Canadian Red Cmss Society told u reported here today in an in- terview at the C. N. R. centrsl station where a special reception room is operated to welcome the dependents passing through Mon-

treel.

Including the Scythia which would dock st Halifax tomorrow. there were only eilrht more trip! to Halifax to be made by depend- ents‘ said. The lest scheduled to brink wives snd children to Canada was the Lady Rodney. former Oan-adisn Ne- ticnal siemislups West Indies cruiser on November 21. He pointed out. however. there would be s number of str lers who would be travelling tar that date on r sr trsnsstlsntio ships. But the deﬁnitely winn- ed nurserv ships work would be rimmed by the end of November. ‘PLEASE SIT AT THE

F001‘ OI TBOUGI”

conmvmus. o. Oct. s —(AP) -_Dear Mrs. Emily Poet: Just a note to lei. you kmow the

Iillﬁll l1 Slillll WILD lI0000Tl0ll$ he].

A few weeks previous to death she entered the County Hospital for a tonsil oper- ation, returning home in a days in apparent good health. but

‘later developed spinal monigitis [followed by the dread disease of| polio. She was removed to the King's County Hospital and from there to the P. E, 1. Hos itsl where she succumbed after on y s week's illness.

Nellie es she wsr known to all her friends snd neighbors was horn July l4, 1921, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Senoa-bauah (nee Jessie Graham). After her

[marriage to Melbourne Llewellyn ‘she still resided with her erents. l hoping by so doinz to lusts n them in their declining years but God willed otherwise snd they arer ‘left to mourn the loss of a loving ‘dounhter. She was s very kind; and thoughtful person alwsysi lreedy to ssrist any one in trouble, ‘or sickness. Not only will sh; be. ;missed in the community but in the home where she leaves l sor- rowlng husband and three young] children who so early in life have been culled upon to pan, with their best friend. their mother.

The remains were conveyed by Mr. Neil McLean, undertaker,‘ to the cemetery at Murray Harbour North where on Aug. 9th, she w“. tenderly laid to rest. The funeral service, conducted hy her yummy; Rev. Mr, Henderson was attended by a large concourse of narrowing relatives end friends whose hearts went out to those who hsd been so suddenly bereaved,

There are left to mourn, her hlmbﬂﬂd. three daughters, namelv, Ethel. Louise and Brenda. her 15-1 titer and mother. also two halt sisters. (Mamie). Mrs. David 31¢.

ken. Helife N. 5,- Mrs. Georg? Hicken,’ Gﬁsqpeetrlegltfai,’ ﬁnd one halt’ brother. Richard

SHOWING AT 3.30 _ 7 _ 8.45 $3,125". recently returned to New - | Mr. snd Mrs. Raymond Levon-

. ..-' .- dler are sbcndinz a. few days st town was e visitor to Georgetown

Shows 7 - 8:45 — lylatinee Saturday 2:30

.

. HOIOOIAM IIGYIIIII presents

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Also MOVIELAND MAGIC - CARTOON OCCUPATIONS - ANIMAL COMEDY

To-night “QZEMPIRE éB/t’ Sat. i

seal"); llhhﬂturgeon. 9 carers were James.‘ 5mg: and R-"Y Grﬂhlm. cousins‘

ANNOUNCEMENT

We are pleased to announce that we have been successful in obtaining the services of Mr. Robert Giggey, Registered Pharmacist, and have reopened our- prescripiion department.

It will he our earnest desire to serve the Physicians of Charlottetown, ns well as our many customers and friends. in every way pos- sible, and we will at all times endeavour to ren- dcr prompt, courteous service.

WORTl'lY’$ DRUG STURE

178 Queen Street

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To an‘? he: hand in the promised

Never to part "aim

Announces ha! Psrsonrrall

BATAVIA. J . , LP, _' icr sutan soil.’ sgcrttcuzwed eg-l Kllxillgt llflcrpetrlsonnel oi a1 new cob-i l 0 e unrec . ‘Hanan raiﬁmnﬁ osmzee mm l sources ss t Pr i

ask President Bgekmfcn 3mm‘ to transfer power to this cabinet. thus setting the stage for open. in: Dutch-Indonesian negotiat- Mtge Monday. ‘ . vernment powers have been held by Soekarno dur the l“; rive months since s] | gum”. nine by Indonulsn extremists.

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MacllilIALIl 000$. T ll E A T ll E

IT. STEWART.

Does your homo need furnigetingl We "y. "m1

xmssivzide ope-n again. Phnriman. w “wionio State University sophomore, Otlltiﬂwnl Ill

etiquette from. has been cmcked . Inns hose lvusbsnd is on is setmirug up h s. hog house. 0f course, it's s nice clean hog broader affair they ec- qulred for $4 72 And, it's being set up om Ohio state fairgrounds. Miss-e mighty nioe people ooxne every year. No doubt s fuel oil heater will figs-p the. place wclim enough. at isn't

what's vﬂan-ylng the lNr-rimo/cs. Mrs Port , Just rpw do ow enlarge dinner guests in a house, Dear lady: "Mrs. Dither, Jvlesse sit st. tlhe foot. 01 "l! "0118?! "

SERMONS GIVEN OVER. TELEPHONE ST. PAUL. Mirln. Oct. 3 — the gospel from u: easy chair occupies Rev; Hsrley M. Racer these days.

It may have started as s Joke. But, Racer who used to be o mis- slonsry in the “Irmnessee moun- taims and pastor ctf Ur-iverslly C011- greqetlonsl Church in this city.

‘believes it was "God's will" that

started him giving dhort sermons over the telephone

Every day he gets about 100 calls from persons who've been told to telephone Dale 3851. If they don't him; up alter the retired rrmister says he left. no coll he them s. mesesie from the

Should the cells-r lung on lonler. Racer reads other Biblical passages and then urges his listenm’ to nod the Bible.

"Most persons will listen- svm an athdst." Racer says. “Only s smell percentage are salary. On sn

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Canada's favourite Comodlon ls boclt on tho olr over

0FOY 0.00 ts 10 P. I.

VIRY LOW RATES

FIISTER Fllliliililiiii B0.

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BUUS AUTO ACCESSORIES Paris And Accessories for sll Cars - AUTO GLASS A SPECIALTY MONTAGUE-PHONE coir

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- vvn method n rr M“|_l”nq.’_"|¢-gl|lhl|d IQQ srssnnro "l. ma’: We on srrssge to fumi ste t on“ on“! "M. "m" ‘ w» your neighbor seed notsknora “gm n yo“ “m”, lliQluflLY QQﬂF|D[N‘|'|‘|_ [-1 ti-l E] r-l Fl [-1 r5 El til rel in r-l t-l i-l f-l f-i i-l l-l

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Incl. Aldorlso l charges Press Witl Malicious Attack

_._._ (I! The Coulis: Press) . 1-4. O. Al-

gy VAIGA IJIII IDUIIII-KGALS . dsninistss the victims -—-- -

“s coming snd frequently mel- icious newmsner attack" snd crit- licised presentstlon of crime news Jnsuohswsy “sates tthst.

l5:

.Montresl is s modern dom snd Gomorrah."

Bpeaxtnrr to deters-tee to the annual convention of the Union of Proprietors’ Lulu“. Mr -' selin ssid "the represents of the French press here know l am not ‘referrim to them."

es world.

criticism st ructive

1028!". 6010!." .

"By innuendo snd thinly ‘W! the executive commit- tee is one dsy ridiculed assbuooh 1 o“ of buitoons snd the next revealed 7w boots with I nwself have been spqecrlil butt of such on stuck."

the

veers from objective 1nd con- observation imputetion; directed stone's in- tegrity. that is s horse of s dif-

Prstestioslttals

PARJiS. Oct. 2 - m?» - Two

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BIRMIN 8AM’. Ms.- Oct. i - The creator of the lithe snd lovel Vex? rl aid here today tbs rout sen irls have more nsturll ehsrm see more wholssomu than girls anywhere sin in the

‘mind Alberto Virgo promised he Wll going to do something about letting the world know whet he thinks. ' I ‘The New York irl ls so d Verge snd his wife placed

throulh here on s tour hokl q for girls typilyinl the lrtist's i-d I at beauty. , -

srorovooasru ~ “$4.9m”

TURRET

FINE CUT

llAL-LIII OIUIOI DEADLY ﬁWAI-I‘ Thestory o! Robinson Crusoe was ‘based on the eotull adventures of E Alexander Selkirk. who spent four s ma: on sn island oft the coast of his own night. ~

rnonucs WANTED

I require an unlhnited ‘number of csrs of Csnsds Ne. l ‘hﬂssﬁl

Potatoes at prevailing market prices. Will be interested in e limited quantity of turnips when cooler

weather permits shipment. Interested in discussing purchases from any responsible dealer. . Call, write or phone , _

H. Bl Willis Olice 175 Grafton St. - i Phone 418

WARNING iIiliISEililLB run

i Parts of Conodo face o shortage of fuel for domestic use l '

This situation has been caused by the strikes of coal miners. the seaman’s strike in the early summer which recorded shipments ' and the strike at the steel mills which has created a zrave short- age of coke for domestic use.

To Protect Your Family licxt Winter:

|-0rder your fuel st once if you hue not already done so;

2'—'Accept whatever suitable fuel your dealer can supply when.‘

ever he can make delivery. (At present there are satisfactory substitute fuels available). -

flonscrvc Your Fuel Wherever ‘Possible:

I '-Do not light your ﬁsrnsce until absolutely necessary; 2-—Fire ynourfumsce carefully and save every shovslfuljatlfusl

you can.

‘@130 not overheat your hours-

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mus nus warms ctmovstr

Fueiwillbescarce ewinterlsover. Conserve n2 21ml; [or Qld weather.

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Eighteen-inch tall Jeffery Hudson llsh 17th century dwarf. (Ought ucl snd killed a man four time: