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51' PAULS CHURCH Orin" ._, {ggihmlyikIHITIIIIIIIIIIOIL llztif) Ill! \' V __--i) §lll‘l‘t'II ilead."

'iistlrt'fiwiztau 5r JAMES CHURCH

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Poll-ital SITE"

Minister M. R Ioorllcud Legit-G. 9-D- ’ ' \Ir" K S. Rogers. .I. A. Lawson

nlrruillu- orsi ill

turning at illcvtn. '-1 -k.

"riiiiilei; ‘lllfho Minister. 5nd“ School 2.30 17-m- llorttiltil “m”:

ENGLAND

Eltrharlst and Ser-

uq uurl Sermon.

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Gardner. “wit” .l , Miss Lillian Earle ‘* . L _\|Ill‘l'I. liintlis.

znttuttiioti atld Sor-

5"'€yy;pl‘il(>t:\' WELCOME

1mm" (Jhurch in Canada

l and Evening

an» ---a

uuttw LHURCH of can/spa

Tiitulfi Prince Street

Minister im- "Il¢hMMl:l¢r.‘ot.il.. at).

l1 Rev. Donate c. 500mm“; 81A anlst '

A Roy K d til“! R - en a. l. .A. . ti.oo a.m.: PIIIIIII! Wonhiiidtcn 2-30 .m. Sunday 5cm,“ Bibe C asses. vllilul’. M. Public Worship. w..:...::: emu-n-

BAPTIST

THE BAPTIST CHURCH CW’- of Prince and Fitzroy gt; lnlster

The Rev. I. Judson Levy, BL

Morning Worship 11 “n, Sermon: "The Voice of Comfort" Antllcm: “Earth Does Not Iloid" —f’l‘hinlunl.

The Church School 2.30 p,m_ You are cordially invited to attend the session of the (‘ilurch School "h"! You will find a group suit.’ "I 1° 3'0"!‘ 58c and heed.

Evening Worship 1 [an],

Sermon: "The Opening of The Book."

Anthem: “What Are These?"_ (Stainert.

Music under the direction of the

Organist and Choirmaster, John

Inch, Mus. Ilac.

You are invited tu worship with TIIL‘ BAPTIST CHURCH

rt Y?

y. Patriotic Morgfnéfidlt v _ by sibeiius.

fro: 1 ' M . ‘z £13m: .I1ii|I‘lli‘m—-ShEphEI'd of

pills rfrom flu- Sign of the Cross)

1y 10MB. _ ‘

swingers and visitors cordially Invited.

_..d---———-——t

ton PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH prince and Grafton Street Mi w

ulster Rev, i}. (‘llrlyle Webster

(tygatlist-Illiss Item: Wood

lltillNlNG WORSHIP REJIEIIBIIANFE DAY

, "Our nie itt (it ." llitnns; ti. ‘I13. 310. 652. "Iilrri- Is No .——.\it"~. Arthur Rotter. ft p.111. litt- Sabbath rl Biltlr II.l\\f‘\. l1\'l"‘.'l.‘1'f& WDRSIIII‘ ‘lhcnlc: Fllll. ‘t

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iirl Guide" News

it‘ 1"’; 111i.‘ lllfillilllt," nlcciitlg of CliRl'i.'"i-if7\\'ll Guldcrs Club field :~ -l1-.~ Iicd Cross Head- ‘lrrs on ivcdtlcsday". November at 7W1 o'clock. 'I'llL‘i'(‘ were

r :1 it"‘.\' (tumors present

iloptnt that. lflcro will be cven

9 rt thr- ttcxt meeting".

r1 Conttilissionrt". pre- rrl Giuliani's WfllTflillS, to 1d" ‘fr-t of tllc llth Cotil- ~ and bliss Suzanne MacKlti- (it 12th Cottlpully. Airs.

\\ ' 1111s: utft. from the club.

1r Cap" tin, Miss Lillian Duche- Bert . Vlillst" husband ls in the S1. ‘Filomas. Ontario.

autluunrrd that Mrs.

lthttl! . "r Jilli it tvutfitl

join llittl for

prrsrnt Ili"i' fl‘ Ill 1112

this City,

Ross - MacLean

Nuptials

. \\ll w:

01 T13 1t. m. tvltctl Kathleen

Maul/All. dltttttllicr 0t

£1111 ttn'l til: l 9 Charles Mc- "3 R". P. E. I.. be- c oi William Charles utld Mrs. D . P. I. 'l‘;:c church whit relatlvca and potiulat" _ . Hetrtz " Wctl.l'1!1g March was t ti“ Pm. John lilrh, organ- ‘ irridc was ' l‘\" hct" Iilfiiilfl‘, W. Al- . .".lI of Clyde Rut-r. Bile

.1 l'i‘.l"iliill_i1 ltptvrurnncc itt tllrsli. ‘jpppy- “m, with .<.l1'.c. lug o’ titttt- suede full bcuffatlt skirt. The ‘ brairtctl turban of t nttz! finger tip veil

sti~ carried a bott-

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of the H. C.

l. ‘iltc

l‘It‘.'I 111":

ltlppllqttrrl with

u cliff roses.

ltcr of the knot ha Int-ti salty.

" ttltl 1l.:i Mrs, 10v‘. '

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Death". School

“Outward!

) l.i.vt-"l"t{.li iviti Net

. IIVII nation whose It - "

dun office supplies. Deeply grateful to c\:~r,v-

The Canadian ivolnnn who

_v11n1s. formerly" of

trill: tiu- l)1l.~llll‘.\$f\‘ period. Mrs. ii

.0 tircsrtltcd with a by M“; John C‘ Pita“.

as decided that tllc witil a tcntiotfont pill lli appreciation ' _— llllfI faithful service to

‘oi-med by Rev. H. A.. oi Char- td bl’ Rev. D. K. IOCLII. bee-l

11nd the lcgti docu-

’ "l" aimed. Mi‘. and Mist

i. l'.‘ witnesses. The happy ' W-‘i the aisle .rt- son: on the _ of Le bride it .. tvnctc a reception \\’n§ received IYTXIIIEIEIIICII! a .1 5%; llttny frlrn s amt L tn n generous ind lurch, Airs. Pe“cv ‘\f- lztiilr p.itlt"cd P""I‘.'i."¢ Rttiiv

CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH

Kent Street Rev. Iiosooa W. Nico, A.B.. 5.0., M ister

Organist - Mrs. Leigh Dingwell 11.00 Morning Worship. Sermon Subject: "Wars Cease.”

2.30 Bible School. Preston Beck. Supt.

7:00 l’. M. Evening Worship: Sermon Subject: “Gotfs B. A. Degree."

A Church with a welcome for all. Sea you at Church Sunday.

Shall

Red Gross In Great Response To Appeals

A Cuttadiatl wontztll now living in Cornwall. Euelatlcl. sent tllc. It)Ii'l\\- lug cable to a Canudlail Rcd Cross official in 'l'<lro:ll0: "Illlliififi, yuu .~c1ld rile all .;‘.l1‘[7ill~ blanket», warnl c'othitlg and boots fol" tval‘ vlclzmi». adults. Ur-

cvacttcc chlldrrn and gctlt." _ _ The tcply" went btck met‘ tilt:

orcatl 1hr name day, “Oct tli touch with fjatladittll Rrrt Cross i‘£’.\£l-~ tutartcts ill I.0‘l‘.(i(‘l'tl. 'l'ilc\‘ nave he'll instructed to assist y"ott."

‘Fvro (lays later cuttle a cable front lite Clttltltllatl wcnltn lll Etlchnd: "Tlifilllgil _v::ttr kllltillcs. your Lon- ltas sent over two tons

one.‘ These cables. were ycsterdziy‘ to shoyv the

made public pcnpir- of

Catlacla the .‘.“""(I with which Can-

adian Rcd Cross supptcs stored ltl

Ettglnlld arc tlcsplttctied to tllc dis-

tricts whore they are hooded. asked

for stssistlltlcc is Mrs. Ntyzlol" Will- Pctcrbnrough, Otlt.. wtlo IIIIPhCKI ovctxscas in tllc last u and has lived itt Eltglnttd cvct" since. Site is ltl charge of tllc evacuation of children into Cortl- wall from the dntlizel" areas of Eng- land. Her large home and estate in Cornlval have IIE-Qli offcrcct 11s a convalcstrctit huitc fol‘ Canadian troops. Tile cables W011‘ received vicn chair- man of the Ontario Division. Wom- en's War Work Committee of the Caitadlatl Rcd Cross _

Catlaciitltl Red Ct ss supplies are

pouring oltl ilaily to air-raid victims

in England. Tolls of food. as W011 11s thousands of blankets and ar- ticles oi clothing. arc b-rttlu (llslrl- butcd. At the present time, the Wcllirttrs Wat‘ Work Cotilmtttcc of tllc Cltnadittll Red Cross is cone-eli- tratillg on the production of 50L‘,- 000 garments for rcftigces. evacuees and all‘ aizl victims ill Eilglailc. MANDALAY. Burma --1CPl - nr. 1'11 Maw. formtr brcmiel" oi’ ‘Burma, will be trird 11cc on CIIQPQTS. lllldt!‘ the Defense of Bur- ma, Rclltttticlts.

To Bo Heard In lirgan Recital

'l‘llc first of tllc guest rcclla-s sponsored this scascr. bl" .110 W0)“- etrs Music Club, is all Offlml Yeclfm to b: given ‘Phursday cvrtiing. No- vctltlzrr 14th by Walter MacNttit. Mr. MacNutt. w") is orilollbt of Hzlly ‘Pritlliy Church. 'I‘orctlto, is a Chatltlttctolvn boy who has gaitlcl dL-tittlttion ltl Cillldtlll-Ill littlslcal cit"- clcs. not only as rut orizunlst. but al- so as one of ill: younger Catlz-ldiall composers. He has received scveru awards: in competition and lrisllad his music perforated in‘ ottlstanil- ing twists and ourzrrrsflvrt-"t Anion’; ihrsc tnny be metltiotlez‘. Malcrfm and (icdrcll. Canadian dtia-lrlailhts and Roe’: Bttuptol. who sang cll hot" Toronto pmzltW-l

last. season Mr. MacNtitFs soak. "Taki- Me To A Git-on Isle." "Clu- acliatl Still-Ballots" ll CBC

program. also fcaiurjd‘ Mr-L ‘_ Neil's CCIIIIIQI-‘IIIOIIR outing t. e lllll- Liflfhc vcsiry of Si. Paul's Cllurloli has kindly ccnsclncd to allow . t; Wctncnis Music Clltb tllc no.0- illfll‘ til-p crgaal for this recital .1 td u plogrllnl has been illTflllgP-l- ttrely ln kicplnz null the _c tilt"..- sttrrotttldiitili "lid "lf11°‘l>ll1‘*_"-_ __ Trerc will be n SIIVPI‘ co le.ll-.t which \\"ili b: all?!) 0Y0!” for ‘III. girl’ cf IILLEQJ

M. R: =5, as-

and

Williams. Mrs. Snlllltci

Murphy, Etta MacDonald. Miss Mlma Moore.

nlrl. Daniel N. MncDougall.

MaeDougail. Mrs.

Nclvtnan, (leorgc Abbott. Thonlaa Prowse.

Whltllcld You. Mrs. Everett Clow.

Mrs. Allison Attld. Mrs. T. Holmes. Mrs. W. Docliclty; Mrs. Owen Youllke- ) lct" bfacFadyetl. Miss Daisy Miss Diana Willis. l-lcbcr Barrett, Lcstcl" ittgston. Mrs. Eilgar Newsotlle. Mrs. SpltrgPOll ‘Graves. A Friend, A

Mrs. Allan McLeod.

Mrs, Harry MocNclll. Ada Jordan. Muriel Penny. W. B. Beck. Mrs. Chester MacDonald. Mrs.

of tllc St. Charles fluxttary" of hie Charlottetown Hostiltnl flttlltgq‘ ob- served the St. Charles Borromcov. Rev. P. Mc- Mahon, D. D., Cllitpinln of llit.‘ Aux- lllory celebrated

pittll Chapel wll by the ouxtvll-t-"y mctnhcrs.

lng the members nftcrtvtr-tis His Excellency cmpllitslucct tllc lnlpoli- ailce oi carrying on front

of this work to tllc concord harmony which always existed n- mong the membrrs and said that ill spite of hardships, difficulties. and

whore a dainty luncheon was larv- ed by the ntttdmtt. nurses.

pleasing mics. if... accompanist. was lift‘.

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TRINITY UNITED CHURCH

Anniversary Services

Guest Preacher: REV. WOFFORD M. RYAN. D.D. Former Pastor.

Theseserviccs commemorate the 76th Anni- versary of the dedication of the present Church and the 133rd of the settlement of the first Pastor, Rev. James Bulpitt.

Special music by the Choir and the Trinity Male Chorus. All welcome.

v-Fliiii YIIIIIIIIIIIIJIIII

t». s. t. Hospital Missionary Stthsorintioos Activities At "* Zion Church

810.00: Tile Robt. Simpson Co. Ltd

‘<0

$5.00 each: A Friend; A Friend. _~

This week has been an interest- 111g one ill missionary circles in Zion Cllltvcll 0n Wednesday even- i115: the WOIIVJII‘! Missionary But-Lay

Eldon. Belfast per Miss Margaret MaeCall and Miss Eleanor Ross

$1.00 each: Dottgald MttcCtill. _ c. . , m. R_ Hoggl Mrs’ J_ F_ Hauida” llcld a billet busitfeia gledtllll} llama Miss Belle MacDonald. Mhs Atltlic cmlglch 1°‘ “ t,‘ ,}°,,Pm;.°,'?" MncRac. D. J. McPherson. A. G. M“ _s" ‘"1 "en "Ifmx Putnam, Rev. Wallace Wadland. Lam" “bu? *§[‘°?"1°(:£'_ l]? “P: Mm J‘ M_ Martin, K4 L‘ and C_ rulil Tll_.lu._‘0 erltlg ‘ IV of, was MncKenZ,e_ held. Rev. u. C. Webster plisidcd

and cotlcitutzd the devotional per- iod. A due‘. "Living for Jesus‘ was sung by the Niisses Thelma and Hope Dilgzlell. Lantern slide: ll- lltstratfn; un- Presbyterian Church's work ill tllc B1111 Field of Central India were shown.

On Friday the

50 cents each: Miss Loraine Mac- Jollll E. Hubley. Frlzzrll. Mrs. Russell A. D. Ross, F. W. M. W. MacDonald. Mrs. Millie

Frizzell. Mrs. Mrs. MacWillittitls.

115 cents: Golding Prizzcll" 25 Missim‘ 3mm‘

cents: Alfred MncWilllatns; l0 which is lmde" In? 1°“d?"e1“t' “f cents: Katie MztcPherson. M""_ Bend“: LMIHM A?“ Jean Toml___sl5_7o‘ Richard and Miss yit-e White. held its Thank ‘Digging Service.

, _ Tre officers o society are: gm‘, Si,‘ Parohalnlfs: President. Miss Margaret MacDon- ‘ ‘ E-achem aid; recording sects-my, Miss Betty

‘ Ring; roll call secretary. Miss Con-

$1.00: Mrs. Glilliord Lowthrt". me cwke: treasure" M15‘ s5“?

MacDonald. ,

Mrs. G. C. Wcbstct‘ gave an 11d- dress on ""l‘hauk.<givirlg" and Miss Betty King sang a solo. At the close of the lueetirlg the children rieceived a treat of apples and can- .. y’

H5 cents: Mrs. Wallace Macltcatl. o1) cents each: Donald MacDon- Taylot". Charles

23 cents cacti: Nell ‘Payior, Jean Jane hiacEae-il-

Bitfiitdthers Institute Holds Annual Meeting

cl-tl. Total—$-l.l0.

Union Iiiinrl. Lot .'i.’l-I‘t'|' tllurgaret lllcliett and 'I‘illie Provrse $1.00 cacti: Hliftiltl

You; Harry

Ilcssir Stewart. Nftluttd. Nirsz.

7.3 cents: Miss 50 cents: J. M.

\Vltilf‘i‘ Gill. (lcfirgc Newttlatl. A. U. Moll‘ . Mrs. A. Ivifllcit. ‘:5 cctl. Airs. Lclgl Essery. —‘"'--- “Ml-S 50- Mr. Ralph MacLean North IIIICI‘ and Kingston Elected t0 fit) routs: B. H. Newson, Mrs. Urgallilatlflll. Wliirctl ' ‘. Mrs. Bert Willis. M1“- Wl" - i- 0111*» Rwhc“ 3"‘ '1 re Aiitluat Meeting of the Chat"- l“ii~ Mcswam- Be” lottctoivil 'I‘e.1chct‘s' Institute was Y““"k°l'~ m‘ llcld nt Roeiifotu Square School

35 "WW M- Gnfmt- M“ jyestcrcilly. The tlleeting was cal-led 1o order‘ by the President, Miss Mary Callaghan. The tnitltttes of the last tnecting yvcrc read by the Secre- tary. Miss lliargaret. Francis and were approved by the teachers pres- cltt. Tile following committees were hauled. Nominations: Mr. H. N. Murphy, Mr. Edison Mac onald. bflss Jacqueline Macdonald. .solu- lions: Ivfr. H. W. Yeo, Mr. J. W. F. MacCalltiiil. Miss Jessie Fltllerton. Press: bliss Agnes Murnaghon. Miss

Lorne Smith. Mrs. Albert

Ill) LTilLiZ 25 cents: Nclvtiltttl. Colwill, Mrs. John (lcurgc Beers. Mrs. Charles Patti. Mll- Paul,

hicGregor. Miss Vera Liv-

Ffivlid- . All". F1." 1". 2o cents: Mrs. l-f. Willis; A .1512? [Lisfhweakcr was ML mghh Ffmld? A Fflcmh aid Mrwdotlaid. General Secretary

T°tfl1—1°»45- nl’ 1hr: P.E.I.T.F. He referred to the ‘ bl: f t ' I d of il

5mm‘ P°"‘I"P°" m” Mm" Ti-‘rstcltiersflg-Ieagilsii) siiilessed “I'm importance of Larger Adtninistratlve

Units and Cumulative Sick Leave.

50 “m5? M“ E‘ A" Kccpmg‘ During tile past year the province

of New Brunswick has granted its teachers five days sick leave each you‘. A hearty vote of thanks mov- cd by Ml". C. F. Hiile and seconded by Ml". MacCallunl was extended to the speaker.

Mr. W. A. Rcddln. Professor n’ Rural Science at P. W. College, gave a mast interesting and instructive talk 011 Tczlcltitlg of Rural Science tn Our Schools. The stieaker dis- tilltyed litany tiamplllcts and books which iltay be tised by the teach» crs of Nature Study. The points stressed by Mr. Reddfn in stimulat- ittg tllc interest of the child an!" tit Amusing iutccrcst ill faint hi;

. -- "_a1ld Ill 1'1: won er u wor s .. mclnbcj God. <2» Stltdyitlc Nature. not tnerei ly books. (31 Using equipment 1nd still titers equipment. itt The use of more VlSllill education. 15> Tiyin to grt the child to do as lunch wor as ticssible for himself. A vote of ihntlks nlovcd by Mr. Plus Calla- gllalt and seconded by Miss Jacque- line Macdotutld was tiressilted to the speaker.

25 cents: Mrs. Nathan Irving.

McKctlzic. Mrs. Sandy Wallace Hittite. Total-SZIOO.

Hospital Auxiliary Celebrates Feast

Oll November 4th 1hr"

hast. of their Patti“

tllc flos- lut rltdcd

ass in ". was

Ill the evening Benediction of

the MW’ 8195"" ~sa°“m"em‘ was The teachers next assembled in’ gbbielllzlibyitlFwfgtiliivifiiflnllivlgdtd£03: Grade Meetings and discussed many

probcms rclntlrc to the work done hi tllc various gradcs.

The l-cticrts of the ccmmittees were next presented and adopted Tire foilowittu officers were elect-ed Pro=tdrtlt—Mr. Ralph MacLean. U. A.. Prince Sires: School. Vice Presl- deut. ~-MI'. Pitts Callaghan. B. A., Queen Squat-t- School. Secretary‘ — hits". Marv l-Zccllennan, West m‘.

their walk purely supernatural titotlvcs. He attributed much of tllc atlcofss’ and

inconvenience, which lilevrablj.‘ . _ Pris t w" t" W vvtetttv" §§‘§f-’€‘"¢Ei§°.i.';¥.° “$10235 11.51155. for God. the tilgh ldzals and ctxr- écho-O, -' ' ‘ nest resolves. renewed attain-sly. "______________

tnitst bear the stamp which alone

results l"n success. His Excellency P€r$0n3l$

pointed out tilat this characteristic --——

qrtaiiiy of tllc achievements o! the Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Lea who have St. Charles Auxiliary in the. ‘past bcell spending the past three must continue tliruuzlroti‘. the ftt- months 1n Charlottetown left yes- turc for only by such ltniterf cf- terday morning on return to forts can success b: attained. Montreal.

After Bencdicttoit the mclnbrrs rc- pnircd to the Nurses Home parlors Tile ntnnv friends of Mrs. Mac- Lean. wife of CoustableJl. O. Mac- Lcatl, will be pleased to learn that she 1 rapidly tmbrovintz at ltlhe P.

Falfowtng this it vcf)’ etlloyobl l, Is and nasal,“ and o”

musical program was Dteiflli . m‘. Bnnm.“ 0mm D4 D. m, peeled she will leturmhomisoon. lflllfvii the audience with vrt-rnl AUTIVE N) LAST

Au till Connolly: Violin turalc FLEETWOO-D, Eliglaild -fCP)-

l;-- ‘fr. Ste-then Trnr-nr ncrcutcan- i~zl 1w Alisa 3/1121!‘ C.. loohm com- peZ-zrtl n yer) enjoyable program.

8111.0.‘ llsaglsirofg cf Fieefwccd. ivillinttl Bcdlisy. 08. cdta-pscd anti died while having his tel hero.

this column is reserved lor new: oi local interest but advertising ol a newly nature any at I coats 1 word strictly ply- abla In ethanol.

CONFEDIIBATION LIFE INSUR- ANCE. L-IIBIi-‘I-Zl-Zll

GLASS all sizes. puttv and paint.

Fsnnetlt d: Chandler. L-ZZII-ll-B-IZ-li. ON FRIDAY AND SATURDAY of this week, there will be a dis- play of music by the Oxford Ulti- versity Press at Miller Bros, Store. L-iIlIi-Il-fi-Zl

NEW GLASGOW Church ot Christ Sunday services. November 10th. Sunday School. 10 a.m,; worship I1 a.m.: Bradalbane ser- vice. 3 p.m.; Fredericton service, 7:30. Rev. R. E. Show. Minister.

L-356.

TODAY ENDS our month-end used car special sale period. Do not miss this opportunity to buy at the old prices. T. G. IVES. 14-350.

NOBLE GRAND RESIGNS —-At the last. meeting of Alpha Rebekah Lodge the resignation as Noble Grand of Sister Margaret Mathesotl. tendered on account of listless. was very regretfully accepted. Sister Nae Adams I35 elected to fill that office for the remainder of the term. The lodge is looking forward to a busy and interesting winter's work in furthering the aims of the Order which are so essential at this time of stress and need.

F NED I-‘Olt INFRACTIONS OF T FFIC ACT.—Sevcral lllotorists appeared before Magistrate G. J. ‘Iweedy. KC. yesterday. charged with infractions of tllc Highway Traffic Act. One motorist cilargcd with operating u motor vehicle without n license. was fined $5.00 and costs. or 10 d yo. Two others for not dimming tleir tights. wctc each fined $1. A man charged tin- der the Prohibition Act was fined €2010 and costs ol‘ three months in a .

ROYAL ARCH MASONS.—M0st Excellent Companion T. Gordon

Ives, Grand High Priest of Royal Arch Masons of Nova. Scotia. with Jurisdiction over Prince Edivtlrd Island and Newfoundland. paid an official vlstt to Alexandra. Cilapter, No. It. on Thursday evening. He was accompanied by Right Excellent; Companion James Calder, Grand District Superintendent. M. E. Comp W. P. Doutl. P.G.H.P._ M. E. Comp. L. M. McKiunoh. P.G.H.P.. and R. E. Comp. R. H. Rogers. There yvaa a. good attendance. including rc-

resentatlves from Kensillgton and

olitaguc. The Past Master's de- gree was conferred upon a number of brctlirclt. Alt/cl‘ all address il‘cm the High Priest. the Chapter" was closed. after uthlch an enlovable banquet was held.

CANADIAN LEGION BANQUET. —A very enioyablc banquet. was tendered the Dominion President of tllc Canadian Legion, Mr. Alex. Walker. Calgary". at the Charlotte- town Hotel last night. Mr. Walker is on a. tour of the Dominion in connection with the Canadian Le- gion War Services. About TONY members of tllc Legion, represent- ing various branches throughout the province and the Provincial CODI- lnund. were present, as well as 14 members of tile Ladies‘ Auxiliary to

the Legion. Mr. Walker delivered all itispirinlz address on the war Services. C. Chandler,

president of ‘the ‘Provincial Com- mand. presided.

TRINITY YOU PEOPLE'S UNION — Trinity Y. P. U. opened its regular weekly illeetitlg with the devotional period led by DOTOPIY Black assisted by Henry Clark zvitll Louise Cox at the piano. Earl Leard who attended the Young Peoples Conference at Sackviile. N. B.. this summer, gave all interesting 111d in- spiring talk oil the work of Dr. Sydney Gilchrist. returned African ltlisslonaly" who was one of the Con- ference leaders. Tile business periot: followed during which the minutes were read and several ilcms oi business were discussed, after which tile groups dispersed for classes The social period followed ending Will] an enjoyable sing-song and “God Save The King."

BLOOD DONORS‘ CLUB MEETS -The quarterly meeting of the Blood Donors‘ Club was hold in the Charlottetown Hospital on Wed- nesday evening November 6th with the President. Mr. John P. Leight- ieel" in the chair. A report of the transfusion given since the ins."- meeting was read by the Secretary Ml". L= Corcorrul. This report showe that the members o.’ the Club were cotllribtitlilg IlI\’8l'li’iI)I:' existence in nlany cases of serious illness and bringing about mete prompt recoveries. Dr. J. S. Leti- w-sll gave a very informative 2 on Blood and Hcreditv which of great interest to the mentbiws of the Club. Tile Doctor‘ traced the history of the progress being made- in treatment by transfusion 11rd explained how in the future sit’; greater advancetlictit. may be ex- pected. The members sllowcd tho!- abpreclatfnn by bitch‘ hearty ltote of thanks.