JANUARY __1_1. 1944 . _ ,

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FROM PlLL-Cook-s H J Mac» li-illlifll, Coda;- 5, y_ of | Charlottetown. r 5.1 . were recent visitors at. the Canadian Y.M.C A. | Beaver Club m LOIIQOn, England. W!» is “berated the om- Adlan Y.M.O.A Wis‘ ices and ll 0M 0i U10 leave

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WOUNDED IN EYE — Ml‘. J. W. Oheverle, of Souris, has received n letter from his son. Tpr. Everett Cheverie, advistn him that he is in hospital in No h Africa. Wound- ed. he llas lost his left eye. but otherwise is doing well. Tpr. Chev- erie was reported killed in action on Nov. 8th but the report was corrected a few days later.

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was KIRK ruu-rr Preaching last evening on the

text "We returned, every one un-

to hi; work (Nah. 4:15) the Min- ister. the Rev, T. H. Bussel Homers aid: what one always notices la this that when Bis great unsettle- ments are over, our Lord is back again at i-lis familiar service of loving and beautiful and lowly dncds. It is all told with such ca- quisitc simplicity that we might readily miss the heroism of it, that quiet returning to the common ways after the opening oi heaven or hell. And yet for the seeing eye. in all thc life of Christ. there '.~ perhaps nothing more wonderfu. than that-the quiet and unialtcr» ing perseverance in thc way ui duty and the cross. It is the onlv road that makes for liberty. Through sorrow -— Joy-unsettle- ...‘- t-excitement, may we return every man to his work. And then ior us, too. though no man eve: heir 0i us. and wo win no place

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when the stars come out. there will be our “Well done. good and faith- ful vant."

Frank Myers read the accompany-

' LEAVE son TRAINING-Two I Prince Edward Island soldiers from No. B2 C.A. (B) T.C. at Beach |Grove left Saturday for other training camp; on the mainland, ‘ They were. Gnr. J. J. MacDonald oi Blooming Point and Gnr. J. L. l Smith of Rocky Point. Before leav- - ing they wm presented with cig-

ment through the Carry on Canada cflllli- The presentations were looked after by Mr. Ira M, Brown of the Canadian Legion War Ser- v ces

NOW EXCISE OFFICER. -l-iar- old L. Narrowmore, son of Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Narrowmore of McAdam has been appointed excise officer at St Croix bridge. replacing Charles MacAiennan who was giv- en leave of absence to join the air force. Mr. Nsrrowmore is a grad- uate of McAdam High School and also of Provincial Normal School ""1 tallest in the rural schools of New Brunswick for several years. In i940 he was appointed Boy's ¥Secretary of the Y. M. C. A. at

harlottetown. P. E. L. and was moved from there to the R. C, A. training centre at Charlottetown, . Saint John Telegraph-Journal.

RECENT GUEST -- Mrs. A. P: Strickland. East River Road. had as recent guest, Pilot Officer Der- rick Coffee. R.A l-‘., of Beckingham, Kelli County. England. who i; sta- tioned at Summersidc. P. E. I, It was at Pilot Officer Coffees home that Mrs. SirtcklanrPs son Clydc, who is in his last your in Medicine at Dalhousie. intornc at the vic- toria General Hospital, stayed dur- ing the two weeks that he spent in England in 1937. Ho wag the school ,, boy chosen to represrnt Piston

Til-DAY -:-' CAPITOL -:- Till-WED.

Ben Ames Williams’ Heart-Stirring Story Surges Mightily to the Screen!

w». Something Greater Than Life itself-A Mother's Love For Her Boy!

wild/loci. JOHN nonornv PAIGE - CRAVEN - MORRIS

m. Sunfish el "ma. Ionian"!

CHARLES DINGLE ' HARRYSHANNQN Also NEWS - COAST 0F STRATEGY

i "crvealnn women who enlist in their ceuntlys t Nazis and no fonlinfv 7mm“! above are rev-

\VAV W3 want to flat) d anuilrcra“ ‘um dun“ “Emmi

eral learning to handle machine an ‘Wwv-u aboard British destroyer.

SHOWS AT 3.15 — 7.00 - 8.45

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.. Fight Of 13 Heroes

_Machineguns

5 are killed. u/ntil 'I‘ay‘m'. firinz hi5

_ mo prim, horcic sergeant. _ The 1., other featured uluyors (ICDLCL R

I "3’ ‘ ‘the east are

equivalent of the

‘County at tho Coronation of King George and Queen Elizabeth niui his stay was made vcrv- pleasant by the Coffee family. Mrs. Strick- land was very glad to be able to re- turn the kindness and try to make R0. Coffee's five days loave a pleasant one. -NewGlasgow News.

arettes by the Provincial Govern- ' Bi _ ‘ dancing. m c being furnished by -

lug verses. The gifts were then arranged on the table by Misses Izucllla McDonald, Florence Sher- ren and Evelyn McR-ae. M-r. Fall on behalf oi his bride uncl himself hankcd their many friends icr the lovely gifts and all Joined in singing For They Are Jolly Good

A dainty lunch was served by thc ladies and the remainder of the ev- nin in music and

Messrs. Chester Sturdy’, Allison Sturdy and Mrs. Lelvis Myers at the piano. All retired to their homes wishing the bride and groom many years of nztpoy married life. -(Pa.t.rlot please copy.)

DISTRICT LODGE llll-IETlNG— Crapaud Distrm, L0 l. held their flllllllill nlccttng in Derry Lodge l‘OCl!l, Cunoc Zinc on Jul‘. ll last. A splendid uileildance znarked the event. which was characterized by a spirit of enthusiasm and optimism .011 the part, ..\i membeis present. According to {he repo ' presented the Order is in a con-

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The meeting -v.1s lire: dud over by the district master, Bro Jamey

M _ C - g first meeting of Union Road Y P. acDonald dime LOH, and ul U} was ha“ at ‘he mum‘ u! Map garet Maliett on Hltiuy evening. that the world calls great was _tu

the oiiicers were in ‘ncz-r places. 'I‘hc supper for thc UICHSlUlI WEL;

5n 119d b. m. m vi: - . Han. 7th. The meeting opened wltu 4 _ pp ‘l i mt b hf Prm 'thc Devotional peréodhzn charge 0g‘ ‘gbliessrri, nrlc tlifi pcor ‘in isiulriis; a excmenc f h 1-,, (I 1 the Presi em, (lrace inc can an 1 ant nu " e wen ling. _ v n" , _ __ “d e o t e a u“ He ‘was as follows: Hymn, What At confound the miglny." Sc. let this Mm ‘m-“nt “W” mind be in us that was also iii Christ Jesus, He who lived humbly “C*m§"\1i1°!l"- and died on the emf; for 11$ i5 51V" cctrmiimcntingf-Vheltna Lnmon’. Hymn. Jesus the an a name which is above every Liteadins mime. In the cross vans thc ulti- afglliei mate success of what lhc wurlzi __ _I _ ‘ Manet; Hymn’ I am '1‘|~u5tjng|ca"s rauufl. Om.‘ ‘nuuvps nmtum issued. in u now liuml tlKlPi t-llcct- port of \’Ihce Lord Jesus. Benediction. Thc| “my m, tho pnwnr inspiring thc met little deeds the faithfulness in that President presiding. An election oflwhlch is 1635p (jl_1grgcflpl' matters, Jolly Good Fellows nlifii Good-night ‘officers for the enSlllllhi year took

155s Patricia I...O B A. ‘The variety |

table was mailer for commenda-

tion and satisfaction for those \vho ‘Friend We Have In Jesus. Reading. pgflogk, Aim- :epg§t ‘m. 13.395 Tillie Prcwse, Hiayer, Grace Mac-

were invited tr- the lodge ror-m,i

where addresses

tlicm on then ccoizlrg qlilby, or?! Very Thoma?!" 0i T1161" “Trust, and Distrust’,

cspcclally inn m: them m1 their notable chat oulc work were Lllvcil by several broilircil. '1 m the proceedings ended ba- the bre-l thren all sineino For 'I‘hey Are

Ladies. The clecticn o‘ cliirers for

ccnductczl by the Coor-ry Muster Bro. George N. MzcPhcc Dist. Master. John D Mocfha Dep. Dist. Master. Fred MacPlilil: D‘st. Chap. Hector hlacrleviv, Jr : Dist. Po: Sea, Basil C Helm: Dist. Fin. Sea. Peter ' l3’ . Tredsuv '

NEWLYWEDS HONORED. —- A post nuptial shower was held (n my. December 28th at thc Mr. and Mrs. Clark Fall

in honor oi Mr. and Mrs. Willis

_ Judson (nee Blanche Fall). The ' room was tastefully decorated in Christin-as colors. The bride u-us ac- companied to the seat of honor 11y Mrs. Willard Fall and the gloom by Mr. Stewart Shtrren. The beau- tifully trimmed basket and ind-en with gifts was curried in by little Velma Shcnren and Boyd McDon- ald. The gifts were opened by Mrs. Nelson Molyneonix, while 1v s.

,“Bataau” Vivid ‘For; Showing Last Ditch

‘ ‘The last stand fight of thirteen

Hexpendable" men during the ov- oouatio of the retreating but un-

nefeavted American Army in Bataan

forms the theme of a 11111111128

tmma in “Bataan? a rcmurloap-y

-vivid story of heroism tinder fire

land now showing at the Prince Ed- ward Theatre.

v Thirteen anon are ddetgilloid “to ‘gkrw ID a r an o e

Ivres, covering General MacArthur:

are am in fox holes

and Japanese snipers pick ofi vic- tlrns. eant Bill Dame (ltobert

Taylor) believes COUD- Barney Todd (Lloyd Nolan) to be u man who is wanted for murder.

I The men blow up the bridge, sot- tie in their shelters and 811mb! hold ofi the enemy. attacks scme of them. They are wider con- stunt ilre. One by one the IWIOBS

machine gun from llls own_ grave. tsthe last remaining defencer.

Cross Section of American Life

The picture lilVcfi Tuylvl‘ tilt‘- most realistic role in his carccr as

cross-section of American llfc- George Murphy plat/s l) lQI-"K pilot, Thomas Mitchell ls__ v01‘?- Jake F ld. noque laspirimu plays a. Filiipino VOlIIDI-IBQX‘. Desi is a oittenbug from Califor-

nia. Kenneth Spencer a Ncgro wi- .der with a song for coon burial. Tay Gamett directed with skill and utmost reallsm- The 100119 i5 s fever-infested jungle. Others in lee Bowman, Robert Walker. Barry Nelson. Philip Terry Tom Dufur, Alex Havier and Don- ald Curt s. i Spectacular battle sequences. the tdynsmiti of a bridge, thrilling Hglashes o Americans and Japan- lese cram the picture with action.“ i

iwhile the drama is worked out_in ithe human relationship under fire-

lFiim Based 0a i Popular Novel

Ben Ames Williams has an en- viable reputation as a. writer of {good stories. and his faultless characterizations render them ec- uliarly suitable for screen ap- tatlon.

One of his very beet yarns is gg-neone To Remember" which Republic Studios has made into‘ n picture. starring Mabel Paige in lthe title role, and the production ;will be seen at tile. Capitol Theatre for three days ataritng today.

ft is a beautiful story cf mother ‘love in Mr- Williams‘ very best style. and acting and direction are

on an equvfi hilh Bcllfl- ~ .Doroth1_ e . ven hold the romantic interest‘,

whit; Harry Shannon and Ch- Ding

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t\ Speed in treating rnuscu- ‘a ‘s; lar pain is essential . . . if % trouble strikes. .. just pat ‘u, ' on Sloan's Liniment. You _' don't have to rub it in . . . ~ its penetrating warmth i" starts to act at once . . . Be - preparedforfamily emer- - - gencies . . J-lavo a bottle.

of Sloan's handy.

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Jenkins’ Pharmacy

Hughes Drug 0o. ' lttliltonés Old Spain

on any roll of honour, at sunseul‘ I t

Fellows. later bouncing tho grocm.l'

g lleartz Memorial llall,

Lect. Gilbert NiaoDouxall; Dept

chairman of sales for thc War Fin- ance Committee is leaving toclsy by plane for Ottawa. l-le will confer with men holding similar positions

e ion with the next victory an not. r g ,campalgn which is scheduled to be dlticn in this part oi tne province held i“ AW“-

business period ODEXlCO wifli

place and the ensuing ycar resulted a fol- Thelma Lamoat; Vice President, G d u 1. ._ 1., f 1 lows. followed bi.‘ their iv-slallsaiinn. Annie Gill; secretary, Norma Yeo, Sig)“ of o ' ‘e cmnc u 0 mm , Assistant. Mariorle Lruzcnt; Treas- , urcr. Margaret Mallet».- Organlst. cucumstanw H _ | Martial" Mallett. Roll call was through prayer M, may have comb crl "W.R.C.N.S. which have ilPCFI \

ratleshlp with God. a source of con- l

‘amounted to 54 cents. lflmutes were

it music rumor i

g s. nor xzunsu. Q L.R.A.M-'. s.c.c.o.. Il-A-G-O- .

L loiteiown School o! ii Music.

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Richmond Street. i .

Dist. beets Harry Qulgley.

T0 Artisan-consensual; _- ~ P. W 'l‘u.rncr, IEIFOVlXIClHl

other ptrdvlnces in courier,-

Lean. Reading

answered by lime members and two visitors.

road and approved The rext meet- lilz is to be ‘it-id at cm hcme of Annie Gill. Tm.- followilu; ccmm- ittces were appdnted for the next two mcctmgs: Convener of De- votion for 1st, meeting, Grace Mac- Lean: Assistant Thelma Lamont. For 2nd meeting, Annie Gill; Assistant, Tillie Prowsg Convener of Recreation. Loume Rcvenhill. Assistants. Margaret lifailett and Tiilifl Prowse. ‘Ihe tr surer re- ported a balance cf F3360 in the funds. Various other items of business was discussed. Lunch was served by the ncstess and the re- moinde": of the Bvénlng was spent in rscrcnton and sinI-Jilllf. closing with Auld Lang Sync and thc K'ng.

JUDSON -— FALL WEDDING

A quiet but i city wedding was solcmnized in S1. John's Anglican Church. Crapaud, at 4 P, M., Dec- ember 25th when the Rev. G. R. Hartman united in marriage Blanche Elizabeth. daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Clark Fall. Crnpzild, and Ptc. Willis John Stanley, son of Itir. 811C. Mrs. William Judson. Cnehry Valley. The brlclc who wins tzivcn in niarriu-sc by her fnthcr. was attired

crepe street length dr cteasorles in white and black and oorsagc of Queen Eliza-both roses and fern. STAB carried a prayer book.

no: b-zioesmnid Miss Lillian Full. sister of the bride, was lovely in a gold wool crepe street length dross with brown trinunfn s and acces- sorles. her corsage be roses wad fern. The groom being in uni-| form had as his best man Mr.‘ nmlcr lugs. China Poln,

Immediately following the cere- mony a reception was held at the home of the bride's parents with the lnunedlate falnll. and friends as guwts. The di ng room was trimmed in white and silver with touches of Christmas colors, while the bride's table was attractive} with silver trimmings and tall. white tr-perhuz candles. The centre. was adorned wit-h u three tier wod- . ding ealoc. The toast to the bride bv thc RIEV, m: Hartman was res- ponded to by the broom. A number. 3f girl friends oi the bride assisted

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Previous to her mania-Re the, bride held a responsible position with Sinclair 8c Stewart. summery sine. The oom Pte- Judson loft: shortly to ,oin his lmlt. Royal Cun- odian Ordnance Coops. in amp Borden, Ontario where his bride expects to 10in him in the cflwly spring. Their many friends wish, them n happy wedded liie.-~Pat-, riot please OODYJ

Card off-flanks

We wish to ex ress our apprec-

iation for thc rdricss shmvn m our many friends in our recent sad bereavement.

Mrs. David Bernard and Family. South Granville. P. E, I. ly-il-li.

IN MEMORIA

In lovin aids}; of J. Richard Stewart, w o passed away January l6. 1M2.

We are thinking of you In silence

No eyes can see us ween

Bat ever in cur uehtn hearts

Your beautiful memor

The flowers placed upon 3'0"?

grave

Will wither and decay

But the wonderful love that. is in -—eue—hoor‘~o_- --—~~-—. “.-

Wlll never fade away

lovingly Remembered‘ by Wife and Family. 1-17-18. .

Burn’s Anniversary Concert

Sponsored by Hl-Y Grads Olub

RESERVE JANUARY 25th FOR BURNS’ CONCERT It

PRINCE O1" WALES COLLEGE AUDITORIUM

Advance Sale of Tickets at Mayfair Tea. Room Y. M. (i. A.

HI-Y-GRADS

Personals

Group Capt. ‘Eafmptun, ill-Z; 1c ding the R Ad Station here, has bcen wflliliv to bed with a cold for the lJ-l

LAC, Evcrett McCauylll, it C srmouucing his safe arrival 1m:- seas.

Miss Frzinccs Brean, Allilgiiillill. the city the guest o1 a Ml‘. and Mrs. H. E. Cuntwc-ll.

Mr. and iVh-sfldh-Srosc tlicrrcll cg i r 1 . - . . , “mm my” “we A,.$f°."°§_ $3,. (.0 RN s Grocery", Henderson and Lud-

THE BAPTIST CHURCH

th character of men and nations “S mlmw“ Prgsidemd msrks their real greatness in that

and nations must not bs n casualty

. , .7. . . 1 _ ‘if “m” or My "Q5350? sllgtiéiefliibndilr! \\‘lll replace tho hiue-icttrr-

Collection taken {Idem nowfl. 1n ma“ and lhlelleltdsdhllhllllwallviloxtliilsls? ‘lc-llldiladicll "CP-"Tidii" bflflllfs for sumo time 5H3“ mewggv,“ m.‘ m,“ Y-“utj bu’. the waimcxfg division of the R. t” for‘ “this 18,1“, pmhm-is warm v- C. A. F. still reserves thc budge for Protherosfs "The shepherd's 50"‘?

was the mltham of thc mornina- The

Church School met for Bible Study I at 2.30 pm. Evening worship w t; observed at 7 n.m.. with sermon ‘

John." Turner's “Sun of My Sm was the evcninc anthem. A duct

nlyisgléerxlczzfgrgzgégggrs 5:23pm? son by the mcmbcrs. The roll coll

‘l druggists. Buy TOIBnAY

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EAQE Ifllill-lf-l”

Sullivan’s ComlcOpcra

Will Bc Presented ‘By The

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Mr. and Nils. Putzick McCmwi

Al.

Bro Hughes Drug C0,;

early lll Dcc- mm ¢_

ember, also his cousin, Pie. Tiicnuls , 'I‘ralnor, oi St. Anne's Hope ltivur.

Site at Holland Cove.

At the service of mornmt; W01“- slup, the sermon by_ thc Rev. Ron- 1 .__ aid NObIe was “Things that Mut- Uyqoyq 3,9,“; y p, U, ._ The ter." The Christian uttkurlo toward greatness runs counter to thc ulti- tude of the world. Many a factor

on thc shoulder of u wrcifs uni- ‘ my, ‘ily mean that

All personnel of thc Women's,’ Roll Call." Royal Canadian Naval Service now are to wear the new badges re- gardless oi whore they are serving. _

Instructions ‘about tho budge are’

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ire inunrciiiitc-‘l’ and Canadian Wrens \\lll be i. UCti six gulri and rfour bluc badges soon. naval head-

us: quarters said tnda -

'l‘l‘.e gold letlPr “I'l.l\l.C.S.“ uni ’ itllcir cup ribbons will be thc oilly‘ ‘rm .n.i\".sl identification worn b_\' the » Wrcns in future. and the "Culutiu"

worn up t0 now. tests The Canadian Women's Army Corps at homo has been Witflfillg

OVCYSCiIS duty imsrYa-Irn w. 1.‘-

, The January’ meetin: of thc P. Roscncotii W.I. was held at thc n3‘- hcmc of Mrs Ala‘: htiacLeocl. Tues-

Revelatioil i day. Jan. 4th.

The Creed was repeated in unl-

W115 answered by six members. One visitor was orcsont. Tun ncw mem-

i bars were zzdrled to the roll ,- -1 s of Dcccntbw‘ n1ee'.-_

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Sewing and knitting Wu utcd to thc mcmbcrs pres.‘ Ti i‘ ' Min,» l l" 'k but thc sent. I hcr report to thc mectino. \Vll¢n' | Christmas and other expenses h‘ l , .. . , been paid. n balance of $15.21 WLVJ‘ SOAP AP"! in the treasury. ‘ OINIMENT Miss Marion MacQuarrie tlumk- ed the_ Institute for her Christm ,-.. -— -- -— - ,

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NOTICE

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POULTRYMEN

in regard to broader coal. lll Ufwcl‘ to coral-ll hard coal from us for brooder stoves, 1t 1s nec- cssaryr to fill in the forms provided by the ("v-l