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PRESBYTIIILIAN CIIUBDII 1N CANADA BBOOKEIEIQ CHARGE -8ervicas next lord's Day as follows Hartsville 11.00 A.M. Hunter River. 3 PM" Glasgow Road 7.80. M1. Donald Nichol- son. Student Minister.

ELDON AND BELLE RIVER. CHAR/GE. -- United Church 01 Canada Sunday, Dec. 2nd, There will be a service at Eldon for the w-hole charge at 1'1. A M. Rev. W. S. Godfrey, B. A Ehluerintecident of Missions will conduct the service and preach.

ST. PAUL'S CIIUMXL-Dec. 2, F D yl

Sunday in Advent.

2.30 P.M. School and Bible Class.- 7.00 P M. Evening Prayers and Sermon. 8 - 30 P.M Open House Major the REV. Ralph Fowlow will conduct all Services. Evervbdv welcome.

THE BAPTISII‘ CllURCH—The Service of Morning Worship will be conducted at 11 A.M., by the minister. the Rev. I. Judson Levy B.D The sermon will be "The

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Communion of the Lord's Supper will be observed at this service. ‘Thompsorvs "Bread of the World’ will be the morning an- them. 'l'he Church School meets for Bible Studv at lrbnoon, im- mediately following morning wor- ship. Evening Worship will be conducted bv the minister, the sermon "The Man cf God at Work." Woodward's “The Twi- light Shadows Fall" be anthem of the evening Writer Barry Buaden will sing Sullivan's "rhe lost. Chord" Mrs. G El-

. organist and director of choir will be in charge of the music of the day.

THE KIRK 0F S. JAMES- The Holy Communion will be celrebrated tomorrow moming in The Kirk at, 11 O'clock with a Service of Solemn Thanksgiving for the Sarament in the Evening at '7 o'clock. All Christians with- out regard to Creed or Denomin- ation are welcome to receive the Sacramet of the Lord's Sup- per and to join in the Evening Thanksgiving when the Sermon will be entitled "All that is ours‘- and all that onlv seems so" The Minister The Reverend T. ‘H Bussell Scmers, M A , Si!‘ M will conduct the Services and de- liver the Sennon. The music for the dav will be under the direc- ricn nf the Church Orwr-nist. Miss E I-llllan McKenzie. Mus. Bac At li/Idiweelﬂworshin on Wed- nesday Eireninv the ‘Biblical Stu- dies will be rf David and Mephl- hosheth and The Labourers in the Vineyard.

TRINITY UNITED CI-IURGII- The regular services of Divine Warship will be conducted in the Church on the first Sunday in December. In the morning the minister will speak on "Righteous-

and in the evening Advent of Christ.’ a full mixed choir mOTHimI and evening. and music will include the an- thems “Rejoice in the 10rd" by G.J. Elvey. and "Come and Bless Us" by Handel. After the even- ing SETVlCn. there will be a, social hour to which all ave invited Your favorite hymns will be sung, There will be s. program provided bv the committee of the Fireside Hour. and it is a splendeld op~ uortunity to become better ac- quainted with the people of your church The Church School will meet at the regular hours and the Juniors will meet for choir pru- tlce as usual in the afternoon.

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The sudden death of Leslie Adams occurred at his homo in Charlottetown on September 29th following an‘ illness of two days. Mr. Adam! was widely known throughout the province u a suc- cessful teacher‘ and School In- spector. In later yearn-he entered e Real Estate business in Char- lottetown, and was associated first with Mr. H. K.- S. Hamming and latterly with .Mr. F. J. Left to mourn pal his wife aged mother, James Adams, Monoton- Donald in Springdale, Conn; and six daughters: Arletta, Mrs. G. M. Paris, Stamford, Conn; Marion. residing in Boston; Isabel, Mrs. C. M. "itevens. Boston; Bernice, Mrs. a, 1. Cahill; Helen and Enid at tome. One brother, Eu ene, of Moncton, and one sister argaret rm. Eugene Gillis of Iialifax also

survive.

The funeral which was largely attended was held from hi: home to St. Dunstaifa Basilica, thence to the R. C. Cemetery. During the Requiem Mass Reverend M. J. " . Bloomﬁeld, a former pas- tor, was present in the Sanctuary At the Oflertory the Miseremini was feelingly rendered by Mr. S.

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The Fall bearers were: F. Chap l. H, F. Bethune, Col. D. A. acKinncn, H. F. MacPhee, S. F Doyle. James Coyle.

The following an: the flcral_tri- butes, Mass Offerings, Messages of Sympathy. etc.

FLORAL TBEUTES

Pillow——The Family Spray—Mother

Spray-Jiugene and Willena

S ray-Jean, Don and Alan Spray—Patsy. Brother, and Bobby Spray-Warren Oxner, Allstcn,

ass. Wreath-F, J. Chappell, Char- lottetown

Wreath-Col. D. A. MacKinnon. Charlottetown.

Wreath—-George, Alex and Dan MacDonald, O'Leary. Wreath-Julia and Claude

Anna p, White.

Wreath—Mr: and Mrs. John S. Noonan and Beatrice Murphy, Bor-

den. Wrqth-Teacherrand Pupils of

Borden School. Crescent-—Mr. and Mrs. Gerald

Proctor. Charlottetown. MASS CARDS

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Wife

Mother

Arletta and George

Jean and Don

Bernice and Bert

Isabel and Steve

Marion Helen and Enid

Jose h Murray, Charlottetown

J. Murley. Charlottetown

Leonard McCarville, Borden

Gertrude Coady, Charlottetown

Margaret Dougan, Charlottetown

Georgie Flynn, Charlottetown

Students at 220 Queen Street

Mr. and Mrs. James Coyle and family, Charlottetown

Mrs. Catherine Trainer and fam- ily, Charlottetown .

Notre Dame College Girls -

Mr. and Mrs, R. N. Tomlins, Charlottetown

Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Larter, Char- lottetown ‘- ...Teachers and School

Stanle

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Toombs Borden harles MacDonald, Jean

_ and Mary, Borden.

Mary Chisholm Boston, Mass. Ellie MacKenzie, Boston, Mass. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Brothers and Family, Cardigan Mr and Mrs. Fred Cheverie and Family, East Point. Major and Mrs. John A. Mac- Donald. Halifax Joanne MacDonald. Boston Mrs, Josephine l-lornsby, Char- lottetown Mr. and Mrs. Norman MacWil- llama. Carleton Ruth McWade. Charlottetown Mr. and Mrs. Byron Brovrm and Family, Charlottetown Mr, and Mrs. Charles Charlottetown Mr. and Mrs, L. Edgar Richard, Borden. Borden School Trustees Mr. and Mrs. Frank Payne Char- lottetown Mr. and Mrs. Joseph MacLellan, Cardigan Mrs, M MucKinncn, Charlotte- town. Enid's Classmates of 1945 r. and Mrs. William Hughes, Charlottetown. Mr. and Mn. Leo B, Doyle and mily. Charlottetown lenator and Mrs. J. A. MacDon-

. rdigsn gt. and Mrs. A, J. Dowling, h l tt t C Mhoanedoml. Victor Coyle, Char- Jchn S. Norman,

Boisner,

Borden

Beatrice Murphy. Borden

Borden Women's Institute

Mrs, Gordon McQuarrie and Fam- ily Summcrside

Gardens Mur hy, Emerald

Mr. and rl. Henry Meade, Stamford Conn.

Charlottetown Sub-Division of the C. W. L. ~

Mary MacLellan, Bolton, Man.

SPIRITUAL BOUQUET!

Sister M. Rose and Sister M. Elizabeth, Bishop’: Residence

Sisters of the Precious Blood

Sisters and Children of St. Vile- mt’: 0 hanago

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Justin Gavin, St. Duncan's Uni- venlg

J. . MICCIOIKGY, Charlottetown

MESSAGE! 0F BYMPATIIY

Mr, and Mn. Frank Payne. Char- lottetown

Sisters of the Precious Blood, Charlottetown.

Joyce and Palm Lcightizcr. Tig-

nish Con t . Mr. andeﬁrl. H. K. l. Hamming,

Charlottetown Sister St. Catharina of

Tiﬁn ch . . h lottotown my as {which . Charlotte- und In. Cruwcii Doris cam n. Alton ma. ton "Mr-nu. Ger-tron Casey, _ Clan-lotte- ﬁr. and Mn. J. J. Mama NM- ww. c. s. ‘

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_ Oudnwm lobed u emu-luau and uim a nicely we! - ed speech called upon Douglas Mac. Donald to read an nddreu of wol- oome while Emerson Machccd pre- sented Vernon with a nice rum of money.

Vernon than thanked hi: fricn with great pleasure of being back with them once more. The remain. der of the evening was lecuntly spent in dancing and o d time favorites, music being fun- ntshed by Doiron Brothers.

Followin is the addreu:

m. an Mrs. Vernon Fold:

It is with‘ kindly interest we have gathered here this eveni to spend a social hour together an to honor one of our returning her- oes who took up arms for the cause of liberty and to whom God has ted a. cafe return and to his wife and young daughter who nu come to brighten their homo.

‘Do you Vernon it is with slncm pleasure we welcome you back to our midst, bearing the scars of battle after absence of four years.

We take this our first opportun. ity to congratulate you on your choice of the little woman who will be your partner in the joys and sorrows o life.

Whatever occupation you take up the same courage andjesource- fulnem that carried you through those hard years, we feel confident will lead you to success.

To you Alma our hearts were with you through the long anxious years of waiting

ut now with peace restored and yo r husband re umed to you, we wish you all the happiness that life can bring and we wish to cssurt you that you will always be wel- gome in the homes ,of our commun.

y.

We now ask you to accept this gift as a small rememb ce from your friends and wellwishers from your old home town. Signed on be- htalf of Glasgow Road and Vicin-

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Miss Flora-A. Campbell, Sacred Heart Home '. and Mrs. W. E. Callback,

r. MrsfS. H, Smith and Family, Charlottetown Bert Cahill. Toronto . and Mrs. Henry Meade, Stamford, Conn. Mary and Marion MacGillivray Newton, Mass. Mrs. F, W. Gleason, Earnscliffe Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hutcheson, Mcncton, N. B. Mr, and Mrs. Lowed Montague Mr. and Mrs, Fred Cheverie and 2 Point K ggins, Charlottetown Earle F. Smith, Charlottetown Roma Flynn, Charlottetown . Mrs. Jean Williams, Charlotte- wn Mr. and Mrs. Alban, Keough. Tryon Alice Dickson, Charlottetown Evelyn Doucette Charlottetown Ladies’ Social Club, Borden Mrs. Eugene Gillis, Halifax Hon. G, D, DeBlois, Charlottetown Mr. and Mrs. Russell Foley, Char-

lottetown Mr. and Mn. Benj. Theriault. Charlottetown . MacDonald and Catherine, Murray River Verna Larter, Charlottetown Reah Jay Charlottetown . Mr. and rs, Frank Rorsey and Joseph. Borden Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Cuddy and

Family, Gladstone Sister Si, Augustus. N’. D. Acad-

emy. c Rita and Wilma Hinckley, Char lcttetown Mrs. V. O, Schirmer Lower Mon-

tague Jean Gordon, Ottawa Mrs. D. B. Matheson and Family, Milltown Cross. Mrs. Cassie Reynolds, Ottawa Mrs, Elmer Frizzeli, Cornwall Jean MacDonud, Charottetown Mrs. Jack Murray and Myrtle,

Summerside Mrs. H. M. Brothers,

George Annear.

Mr. Borden

Beatrice Murphy, Borden

Bette Fraser. Boston, Mus.

Mn. James Mathuon, Halifax

Elizabeth MacDonald Bolton.

Mrs. Frank Giilis, Tu Hill

Mrs. Mary B. Moore, Pownnl

Mrs. Dclli Scrimgdour. Cardigan

Mrs. Margaret. Holmes and lam- ily Charlottetown

Mrm- Annie N BQKI!

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rc. Anna Shree lv-argarct MacManus, Charlotte-

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Mr, and Mrs. Everett Simmons, Summerlide

Alice Jewell, Central Bedcquo

Jessie Lord, St. Eleanor:

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dnlricl and Betty Borden ‘~

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Toolnbc, Borden

Mrs. Smith Sherrm and Peggy, Central Bedequc

Mrs. Peter Hughes and Family, Charlottetown

Theresa Doucettc, Charlottetown

Mrs. George Lcdwich, Charlottct

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Demand Arrest In ,Tcrture Case

MONTREAL. Nov. 29 —_ (GP) — Deputv Director Hllaire Beaure- gard of the Provincial» here today that at a tow in Swcetsburg. Que. i demanded the arrest of pcrwﬂl the alleged torture o1

a each gears. Asiazliicanum rgvm n

sheips ngilnicipallty had led demands.

The Provincial Police official said that an investigation 0T charges that a Bweetsburrl farmer and his family had treated Stone like an anima. allegedly beatinl and chaining him over a Derivd of manv years. has provided police with considerable information. Testimony of witnesses who alle gedlv saw Stone whipped had been gathered by investigating oi- ficers. u

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County Jail at Sweet-shunt.

lluniiicns Controller Quits Wartime Job

Gerald Godsoe. 41. of Toronto and Halifax, chairman of the Wartime Industries Control Board and co- crdinator of controls lor the De-

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UITAWA. Nov. 29 - (CPY- J. ’

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