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industry is helping win the vial“ industry must help build a peacetime world

Alter the war is decisively won... what kind oi world is essential ior a just and durable peace?

This question is being asked today everywhere in the world. No expert is needed to tell you the answer.

It must be a world as peaceful and neighbourly as your own town; a world in which decent people can bring up their children decently. It must be a busy world where

factories and farms are working and where there are jobs for all.

How can such a world be brought into being? The surest

way is to think and talk about it. Full and complete dis- cussions on the porches of this country, over its fences, in churches, schools, clubs, and always at meals—that is how

the terms of A JUST AND DURABLE PEACE can be

formulated. In your discussions keep in mind this fact; your terms of ‘

peace must be such that the people of other lands can agree

with them. There must be provision in your plans for sus- tained production and for consumption of that production.

TNE INTERNATIONAL NIGKEL COMPANY 0F GINIIII, LIMITED

25 King Street West, Toronto

Only a world peace that squares with the conscience of men of good will can be just. Only a just peace can endure.

- STOCK QUOTA‘ TTONS ii llevl Yorli Stock h Nontral Stock Exo ange E xohange Tel d: Tel 156 1-4 ...___ Biiiee s: Ohio a g-B Br iah .. as a-i con an un - a... Est?“ “i3 Smihhl iii-l Ben Moto 51 ‘ll-B Can Pao 1o s-i pent Ward 1 Can Steamship; 11 3-4 Y C trad 3:‘ Con Smelt l1 Si! 4" 1-9 % gigli a a 1-: 9 3- nap Tob 11- 7-8 5B 1-4 How Smith is a-a so If. uiluiclkeévood. as 1-4 43 1-8 ilallepgwer 2o 3-4 53 1'9 Norarlda 5i 42 1'5 Quebec Power 1-3 Bhawin an 15 3-4 St Law Pid l6 WPB Elec A O 1-4 Montreal 157 MININC Montreal liurh —+ TORONTO. Oct. l6—(CP)Ol0- Quotations. c‘ i; A on m H oi‘ Don A 5 1'3 OYABLE EVENING l3 EN’ AT DONAGB On Monday evening. Oct. 0th. L53 the neighbors and friends of 34 and Mrs. Fred McAdam assembled 07 1'3 at their home w bid them farewell 10 "-4 prior to their taking up residence 87 l 2 m Charlottetown. During the o7 1:2 course o! the evening the house 2 38 was called to order by Mr. Joseph ,6 b2 McNally who asked Mr. Lawrence 1 m Heron to deliver the address. Mr. 1'“; Heron very capably expressed in 37 1_4 detail the object oi the meetiﬂ! 42 and reviewed in well chosen terms 15 the high esteem in which Mr. and Dome g7 Mrs. McAdam were lisld. They n“; g;- 11 1.2 were a genial couple always ready E95; Mp1 1.50 to help out with any worthy cause. Eldoraeio 1 29 m; re erred to Mr. McAdams war Falcon 4.10 record recalling that Fred had Fee‘ Kirk 05 served overseas in the iirst world Franooeur _ S? war and had taken up war duties Gillies 0a 1-1 krimedlately on the eutol-eole of this Glenn" 03 present great conrllct leaving his 117 comfortable home and iarnily to 9013319“ o3 1 g ‘ rurther the cause oi Kin and 3511"" k 55 =\ I Country. Mr. McAdam lkewiae galrgngmc 12 had a nephew, Joseph McAdam, gmeat“ 04 L9 now overseas ior two years. Mr. Howe 26 b2 Heron said he was pleased ot see Bud Q" 32 14 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McAdam ma“ 33 14 present and reierred to the hos- Jason g9 1.3 mality oi’ the “old McAdam home" Ken. Add 135 . and Mrs. J. J. Becgan then Kirk and 34 presented suitable giits to Mr. and (m; 1.3g, 7n ldrs. Fred McAdam who thanked m)“, Duiault, lo he donors ior their good will and sake Shore 15 1-2 ohoughtiuiness. Mr. Joseph Ti-ain- h 1.15 or and others spoke briefly. and 3.75 the remainder oi the evening was "Y "t" 2.09 spent in dancing. Thus e. very en- " l 41 {pyalbie time was brought to a close Walartlc 3 Z5 y singing For They Are Jolly W811 6F E 91 1-3 gpod bellows" and Clod Save the mgglgie 95 117$ rig. -- Min n 2.20 p . _ LICAN riaracU-r. "W"! 3‘ _ @611 see soldiers no lonserwear gelmld 1 35g ' ’ i queues because they were a, sign or Nmm‘ t“! 9 I l‘), submission to the Manchu dynasty Ngflga; '54 and were cut ofi when the republic Qbﬂen m; was estalblitioi. glues?!“ f; , , , , , , , , , ac i?“.“‘”‘ ii’ B!‘ on H 2/‘0 . WAN 1 ED glare?’ ' FE-Hl Cl‘ P 2.23 Buying Cranberries pay- Qllelfeiiiiiioh 5:1 lug highest market prices. Kalllixft 3g?) Must be hand picked, de- senate,- '49 livcred to Sherri“ 83 _ Siscoe 5n A. G. Kays, Charlottetown slildelld o5 Al“ Sires?’ iii Justin Larkin, at Five alga/ﬁle? wig Houses- Vermilata 32 i-Sl Waite Amtl 5.30 10-13-101 wl-e a“; 3.40 CURB Pend Ore i..'i'l Total Bales 175.000. I Tax Appeals Produce Prices MONTREAL. Oct. l7 - (OP)- Tlie Board of Appeal Waco gicfrsﬂeaturday reported from Civic Rates and As- AlimeﬁlmmToxlgé‘. D°°“'““°“* ° sessments will meet in the Eggs; gl-ilidzeli! ehhprlnehis gulozgg C"? CW" RM!“ m‘ Thurs‘ 10131152314; A-Piiiletieﬂirglilz; a45- day the 21st day of October MBI-tZtQC 4191M d , u r: gra ceamery n’ 9'30 A‘ M‘ when a" up prints gobbiri price 86f iirgt grade peals on Supplementary ns- solidg. ob pr ce is l-ktcurirgyét ' 080D B. O. B5 Z8 “ssmwts m" be heard‘ No. a as. delivered Nljontglgl, whole.’- Charlottetown, October 8th, IE,‘§_°,%‘§°-3§‘f- 1 Pa“°“"““ 3‘ "3' 1° - a“ testis ‘i."‘l‘°' we m an e. w oe- J‘ A‘ FULLERTON’ sale Jobbing western and Que», City Clerk whitotiil il- e-ai. current sales tor. e . I r - - Oct. a. u .13 .14. 1s. it. is. is. so. é plielluierifiigﬁ il'9§.'"i.s' dill’)? '

Advertising Rates-Payable in Advance

lllllllﬂlm Chem M M: Advertisement as cent.

l? “llelp The Children | Fund”

I0]! All-Dill DODGE COACH 000d condition. Tires nearly new. Price $000.00. Apply oval-dish.

10-16-21.

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FOB SALE-FUIINACITTE Tran- igzhﬁlémacer Record No. l with

‘Phone 1.0"’ enlmellollllalf, Help Wanted

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Olllllll u M. ———e~ - g Der word: Anne I urn’: ogifguivxd ‘gulls’: ‘Iolicpﬂh Mf5-dMillltloFlil26l1nFlt1Zf0ty1 Striea: lllltl wo - - . ' o ur ei- ﬂohl and ﬂpfslllll 6 n "Ham". 70° p" m?“ :3“ a: liggrenwlvir? lei. g. vlioiitpton, Bluclv Condo o0 0o per inch; ding ‘mom. 4o ‘mm, h, "m pool, Eng, in connection wlili the llld l0 cents for every additional I word: Notices Tim-lg, 1nd above Fund: "will. 10o lllola or lo ‘or word. Lists of Bllhscri tlnns My Dear Mrs. Mutiow-hiany u p" lmh" “d”. l" 7ﬁlilllllvll "~00. Other rs on thanks for your kind interest and u“ co-operation in our Scheme to nclp the child victims of this war. The "T-lpli! thpdglhlldmn" Ffund i?‘ Still i -- out n ormn y or F01’ MG Mﬂlﬂ "Sip Wanted ilelalyg-assistancenwlltere it is; mclist ded o g the young pcop c w lo F011- ‘EAL! - ENGLISH BETTER woman - LIST aovs, array K3 mfﬁlln‘; 1mm M, .51“ o, m- 5:11P Pl from ‘wood hunting stock. Guardian. 10-14- vaslon in many parts of the world. N -._ - G. ehster. Kentville, . _ Through the Red Cross and other ' 1044'!” ‘ now able to brins

it is

some reliei to the children who are

suiiering in occupied countries- We have a system for selling all ~the stamps you send, and a good number oi schools and societies are now working with us. Your letters are also most welcome; may I pay those who have written. for the iirst time how glad we are to have you sharing in our eiiorts. and to d nds how rnuch we value

Wanted

WANTED-SMALL POWER M01‘. or, Suitable for home work shop. Apply "V" Guardian.

WANT!” AT ONCE TEHCHEB ior North‘ Milton School No. iall. Apply to Verne: Coles. éileﬁrggl 1- vort-

I really with an

your continued sl‘ Our Scheme bl

it docs m .

inZ days lvicii we shape ll bclicr worm We have common —-1t lierltn e . tudc to llic which g Md n“ am n loyalty to truth which must be at tlic ioundatiuli oi

body.

1'01‘ such

and

all we sct about to build.

find its lasting cxmession

friendly world from which iear a

want slinll be banished.

something in ilic coin- ilfﬂ striving to (‘VCXY- ll lot

niust not be lust, ircctlonl

Don't forget we are all friends together in a great cause and we must get i0 know cach other bcttcr. liclll

ozliei- more. and so unl_te that tribute to the memory 0i those who‘ have fought l'lll(l tiled for lls may

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gcstions just send thcm along.

Every good wish and more later. Chins up and keep smiling. In the fellowship oi youth.

P. Sr-M ny th k I i b] ' boulders o? p‘ Ennis a so or love y

like is come to see it. lviEKFL-r-ziwrgifivdli- w. I.

The Wheatley River w. I. met at W T. Lilli! With

the home oi

Mrs. . l8 members and 4 visitors on October 14th. presided and the me by singing the "Ode" and reppallnp: I Tl

the Creed in unison. Tile m

‘The Salvation Armv Cllllccfon _..

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toe l‘(‘|.‘.'!Ii.‘l er was. licedc

lsgtempt to link -. i ilie Ollldlldfﬁg :n e Ipef b: wor . an .. Miscellaneous l he naval" dw- <r m” we 110$ ﬁiiil‘laslli?°n‘iﬁ‘f”"" “W” l o return to th." vriginal purpose. m... f0,- m, 5mm CRANK ("lungs MAD]; wgul; | Remember you lrlc follow-helpers mu“ be m "ed 1g Q3551 1c. | all over the worir. and wa do nope I rfnggytcd 523,20 w.“ collfﬂljﬁi] George M” ‘y w, aliace to maintain alnd develop this wond-. School Commit m", u; ill-li-ii- erful spirit oi comrade-ship lintilla blackboard eras

I should lust

present Th President‘ ctlanai Oilenerl

utcs oi previous meeting were rend. lip- prnvcd and signed. Mrs. Gordon Alidrcws passed in a finished ci-lll VIPPC arcs offorrvl ill!“

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So think about it. talk about it. work for it. and any ideas or sug-l

one... 1' ciCli Committee sent to one member.

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she was ill.

a l Relief

Ling's store to

members for fruit sent her v

Correspondence consisted of ters from the Institute Branch, let- icr from the Ohairman of Kinsmen Club and a receipt for $3.00 sent to Save the Children‘s Fund and re-l col-pt ior $500 sent to Chinese Fund and receipta for $5.00 sent to Greek

reported iruit

1t was moveu and seconded that. household pay so more instead oi having a supper. Mrs. Chester Rackhaln thantkﬁd E

let-

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it was decided to ‘out a bottle in Mr. receive don- ations for Milk for Britain Fund.

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as moved and segonded to dlltaréontinue sending iruit to tile s

Mrs. Robert nlrhieih invited the members to her home for the Nov- ember meeting. Tile Roll Cali to be

‘answered by giving donation,

Collection $.45).

COR Adviso BT09“! intensive survey o

Council has

the industry.

mull Prilsii rmilr- and factrz-y POICDUV set n ,.

, cz-rllibiwlr tlvn blltZcl lgltrucks in six hours each.

that there sho i Go

cocoa-growing areas where ease has constituted a threat to

‘ll’? il"1ll. rcnﬁlrln:

SURVEY COCOA AREAS

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life be

id Coast dis-

WOMEN sar RECO-IID LONDON ~ iCPl -- [in (ill-we-

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"w"! . _ TRINITY UNITED ClilliiCll ,icar. icuorancc. sin in cvery field

been in

e cltv t0 asccrt

individual per-sou Way connected or or as their rclilziuils

been and the climax ca day eve inir when fellowshp get-tog and was so tax the capacity oi the Social Hal news.

subject at the "The Coiidlierlng 22-42. He pointed

leaders. Jcsus who alone can alv ter life and a bet

mv splritsniththc who deoclid upon

aliv talgc is tili- lilllllﬂll

lvll-lidiill!" or tic . . , “. l ‘l l'. ‘ii

such nit-lie \'\'lll i‘ world. Jesus attacks

A new Order oi Worship tentatively hut in oucrniluii connection with services and ii ncccptlible will be in voizue licrcaitor.

Recently a survey was made of

tails concerning every iamily or

acknowlcdlzcs Trinity Church

cncc. The work is said to have silcccssiullv

lnrizelv attended as to l.'l‘liat

Rev. Mr Mclennan cliosl: as iii-s mornini!

minds are occupied with the cues- tion as to who will rllle this world faith mid liow can it he The first. answer is it will (icutnd upon whom we choose as lciricr or the lzreat leader

conquerors lilive arisen and fallen. Not bv might or by power but by

iorlzct that tlic final citadel which ocrlnmlolit coiioilcrol-

and shill. Jesus clinics not lll Tﬂill

gllljil never ceases to iliake war on has them He seeks to enlist you lll inc great struuaie and in three wards lie marks your acceptance. "i-‘olloiv iliou. Me". Each oi us must make uur decision as to wliom we will follow hurl upon that decision rests our success or failure Professor Kendall liati charlie oi the music and was assisted by a choir oi‘ 3i voices. The Anthem rcriucrod was “These things shall bc". 'l‘lic first livmn was "Unto tire Hills" lincl the cllildrerfs hvnin “Saviour teach mc dav by dav". In the evening Rev. Mr. McLen- nan's sermon

the Sunclziv

aiii certain de-

wllo is in aiiv affiliated with liomc or l7i'(‘lCi'-

accomplished me last Wednes. n reception and ctlicr was held

i-lenrtz Hall and is aood claim our allegiance to the good. that place of despair and service Christ". Matt.

and say I can do nothing about it. out that manv

3 To iuli

in Go accomplished? develop a izrowinlz iaith

destiny of our fellow men.

AUSTRALIAN Woman IN NORTHERN camp

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r: to men ii bct. ter world. Manv

Lord. Conquerors

Wh physical force m

the advance guard Wen‘, north, they slipt for the firs isw weeks on the ground, ‘Ilzcyr liflil a waterproof r-‘icct and ill??? blnlikcle e-"ch and glini'rs-.=s for - a . l.

must mind and hcnrt

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rm. '_, ._ .. l": "5" ‘cvﬁ: “up Mcltxiurne girl eﬂld.

was “The dander oi Christian Living". Acts 7-5l to enri.

l. We must make a choice on questions oi good and evil and oro-

2. Vile must avoid descending to faith. lessncss where we wash our hands

il the two above neces- sities we must always nurture our d and our own destiny under God's care iiliCl we must niisri he

MELBOURNE. ‘hot. ld-lCPii 0 Ausirallan Wcrnens Army Scrvtc.‘

' senc and psdkii

"ll. “R15 3.11.1 likz- ill/lilo ' bile Queeiislail-Lirrs ehiurfto. The gl1ﬂ5 didrit nilncl uie 415mb" [orig They were altllclieii to ll A.I_F unit unicll 11ml scrvcd iii the: Middle E1151. uillhfli llvtil‘ "iiurdsli.ps' _ i “to ‘vliilyl 11)} boys vl-cn; i.ii"ougli_ ‘lnl- A_\~.A ~1- are now (‘Otlllﬂr-ﬂilli‘ ‘liﬂllétil in Army huts. Tllvv are iii n cmbat

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o erlles_ The A.WA S troops slccp20 til large doriuliorv wliil All A_\’V_A.S.

sergeant in charge have tropical 1_I_(i: pallieasssh pillow. and the straw issue 0f tlilzgwlilrllsely A lll‘\\'€l ty or hut i5 being planned for A .A_S. iii trviimv :-.~ni= ‘lliq will be parliticilcd inside, with two Blrls in cool cub "°

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