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In Memoriam

MR. JAMES GILLESPIE

n: uni of Inn! River with?‘ "Mile: i" i: us“ l resnecio 6 118 9 ‘m on Monday evening Mr. James Gillespie in his 85th year. Although in failing health for the y We years he was not con- ed m his bed until the _iour "e35 previous to his death. His ma] faculties remained clear and 35ft until the last and he Vi?! at memory. e "Mil it‘? “unlit: spirited citizen "3 wok a een interest in all may»; for the advancement of m comnunity and was known ll I my charitable man. m, Gillespie was born at 1.0M iuver and s ent his lifetime on 91d homes ead, where he carried mesucceasful iarmins operation-a a: was ior many years an elder in m, church at hung River and Woughout his life was s rnl-n who because oi his 11M personality commanded hm 5mm of all who knew . Hi5 wife predecease him tweliw‘

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tlve y"?! B80. ‘Iihose surviving to mourn their loss are Rebecca, Mrs. Harry YeQ. Lot 16; Bessie, Mrs.

W.E. Gillespie, Summershie; Edgar “

111 D8593. N-B; Prank. in San Dieso. cantor-his: and John on the homestead. bes‘des twenty-five grand children and twelve great grandchildren, two sisters Mrs. Will am Toombs, Kensington; Mrs, W.W. Rodd, Charlottetown and one brother, Robert in Calgary. Alberta.

‘Ilre funeral took place from his late residence on Wednesday Oct. 28th at 2 p.rn. the service was con- ducted by Rev. A.D. Stirling Ken- sington.

Many friends and neighbors at- tended to pay their last tribute of re. spect to one who had lived so long among them. Interment was in Geddie Memorial Cemetery. The sympathy oi Long River and vie- inity is respectfully extended to all the members of the family in their bereavement.

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"RUSSIA AND T FUTURE" Lecture by Dr. Fm Klein, Sun- giealy, v.30 pun. Cha ottetowlli Ho-

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HERE ON BUSINESS-Mr. All. SWM. "lembarr of »the Dominion Bo d of Irma-mice UnderwrLer-s, rid at 'i‘he Charlottetown last night. Ho ims here on routine gIiSlllCSS and leaves on return. t0-

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LEGION DANCE-Another large crowd of s-rhnrs, soldier's, and 3i;- men cll.cii<1cil_ the rcgulalr Tuesday nlgirt dance ill the Legion Home. this mtk.‘ The entertainment was umlcr the (lllidtllpll of the Tuesday Night (lance conruiitce of the [x- giozr Auxiliary. Alusc was sup. piicci by Bill Morvs.de's orchestra. Clll.,.:r. no, were: Mrs. A. P, Arse- llilillL, 3.1.55 Shdii- A 0m, Mas. Wy- lie Alien, and Mrs. Alexander Ag- new.

SIIOIV INTEREST IN WRENS~ About. 100 girls visited the Naval Barracks last night on invitation oi‘ liicut. M.G hlcCarthy, lain of H M C S Queen Charlotte. The pu p04} oi the visit was that the glib: m. it gov. information on the iwlivi‘ of the “Wrens" the newest brunch of the Navy, Wcnreifs itoyal Canadian

Rod CrOss Corps. with their leads;- Mrs. LKM. Bngnall, were shown fl ills (Ionic ’ W..lis ill if shown evinced “abozml.

IIEAVIER FREIGHT TRAFFIO- 1M1. Lewis L.

fTclizht '.l'Ol‘llli‘ll* COlisltii Bible

J. A. Nicholson, Minister, Services Nov. B, 11 am ~ 2:30 pm. Pleasant Grove;

l8 55nd Sflvllge. Central Churcll‘ Sacred pictures will be shown and

N ti"; pi the Bank of Toronto. has re- M“ a sefviw- T316 girls. mostly from {he §.T.§l.t.m'“ I mud” ‘pent m o

. and i". the‘ work of the Summerside _ uni. I‘hv,v W018 also James Saunders. Kensington, mog- lliiU h the Barracks and ored to Avonciale on Sunday. the "k961i interest in the life B1165

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GUARDIAN

IIAIIIII PREVIEW TIIIS EVENING“?

Villa's

Protestanliirphanage Annual Collections

(Charlottetown Continued)

Hillsborough Chapte LQDE Mrs. w njompsgn 05.5% m,

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m. G. Gordon Hughes has re- M“ L- Gillespie Fitzroy st, 1,99

tur ed t b in -i MoxrlrtreaLmm l u“ a” h” '°

Mr. was. Cruickshank. manager 07-951‘! Carleton Lot 1g

Brooklyn wJ, Union School District Mrs. Hllfflld McIvor, Si“ 0i’ Hope Division 194a

and Mr. and Mrs. Kent St. Continued

ts of Mr. end Mrs. Alphonsus 3181M Laundry Keoughan. D. McLean

. W. J. P, M Mill Shattuck. Lowell, Mrs. E. Sutherflandan

llalillc between Bordon and Mass., is visiting her sister Mrs. Miss C. l-laslam ‘io and vice verso showed G R. McDonald lower Hillshoro St. Johnson & Johnson increase diliillig the Charlottetown. Her husband. Mr

J. Squarebriggs

llwlibll 0i Svlrtcmbei" as compmd Shattuck, who is an American and John McKenzie

with ihu sun-u muilbll last year. $cl>iciuizer this ycar 1.073 cars came ln.o the irruiihce,

which was 38

more lhnn the corresponding month this

in iii-ii. 1h lllQ same period

your 807 (TilTr, llluslly pigriuce and

Ive sLock u-le shipped out o: the Province. ‘This \\£i5 an increase oi 833 car lot.- mcr Scptcmber o1’ last your. Pulutihs siriliifid this year In- CXT-‘JIFELI by 249 ear loads. and live- stock was higher by 45 cars.

LEGION I(l‘l_l;'l‘ BUSY- This 1s u bilsy lllirlhll for Lire local branch

of the 0.11 lblllldevhfiglf/ll. ‘Th5 wcek Qmb ujuay_ Nowmue, strung wreaths and m 5|" Pgwr‘; H“,

the .ud.e.s are 0n Salli. iy not sale of

the annual street minus takes place. On

Friday no. ihure will be special SiJCZIRUTS lll the clly schools, who wil line l\£l'll'(.‘i11L'.5 on Armistice

and the Pop): 0n Nov; 1i the Imgiun s ho'<l.rg its annual pap- ade and sen. The pkaure

1T1 a veteran oi the First World War. M"- Rex Kielly

left here with the 5th siege Battery H. Howatt under Colonel Penke. he is now FTHIIK Tecd BA, employed by the U S. Government MYS- A G- Essex-y a‘ Pedfnrd Mass. Henry Mutlotv --—-- Economy Grocery firs. Walter cum, , , rs. J. F. Hobbs q Elmer Durmin Ctr! C.- r/e News M“, m, M; -——-— Mrs. W. D. Ross Mrs. Leonard itiacKny Mrs. R. B. Davis-A. All Guiders are asked to attend Tvfrs. C. McDonald the similar meeting of nie- uuiue.s "rs. C McGee“... 5. at 83V. .;rs. Harry Stcrm Mrs. J. -i. Taylor Miss Erlzih Pugh 60c. h"r.~ C Cox; 40c. Mrs veg McPherson.

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lir; Mrs. A. MacLauchlln.

.r- at the monument. the extent of ground gains was not "My FAVDTLE Blonzlo" stated in the conununlqile. iron! which 1S coming sirortlv is sponsor- (llSDBLCh-S said the British troops

ed by the (Jlrnizozlctoivrr Branch of were beyond Side Abu El mailman, subfiueut notmr

the Cnhndiair Logan.

FlSlllrlltl . MEET TODAY— The vuh ml o: lire delegate. the am . uzlhtltg of the Fisher-Milan's U.hs.i arrived in char- lotwtoutr yutvkiuy. the CkCCllI-llc 0i the UlLOli met City lion-c C..ur't Room and

c is peria n 11g to the .\lr. l\ iroleah Arsehault, pixsidcrit of me or-

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gahimiloh, , cell. The fisher- men from hi. “ll s of the province will nreet . ivhen business matters null .

riiszusscd and the - held.

COLLEGE

c dame sponsor- ts of Prince

last n15 ill costumes uvrc wc .1 by the dan- cer's. A ltwrt p gum consisted oi

1' Lin: College Glee "ion of Prof. John

,. Inch, arm a iilnycttc by the staff oill-ge Tllllrs. Music for the ssm Brig-Gen. A.C. , chief o! uh , Dbllll. under‘ (llYBCllCIl oi the U.S.A.A.F. Middle East Unit. Mrs, Albert Macleod c- nrril Johnnie Sterner. in telii, was the fleeing Gen. Strickland personally led the M... Ra ‘attacking United States orce

< supplied by the Coi- ol the dances

umsxr-rzcrrzr) 0:71am - Mn. A.L, MacPhcrsou. formerly oi Hal-

s. coastal railway uéht of Aiumein

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to British naval case at Alexandria 9,5,1, had been removed by adistance or

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Memxrs a: oeuvrabllity in the hescrt _ advantage of this respect Will not come until the Gen-nails have been pushed as far wcst as Matnuh. 75

PM“ 15 mil" Sub-Lieut. Morse Thus the h... threat to the bi ghbli-Lghtfmizarshau SuIIJm-Lieut. Truinor

k Su .-Lieut. MacPherson Bntmli, Sub-Lleui. Morris hut “.11 Collection from Sailors

Murray Harbor Dist. Per Queen Mary WJ.

loo miles.

miles beyond El Dnba. The Qottara

depression in the

desert tile Ezra Beck

south ehds~ on a line drawn south Lloyd Hawkins

from Matruh

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D~'\‘\(‘E '— 5e““'”'1 erlgmy tanks knocked out in the Mrs hmldl“! P°Y>°115 “Llended P suc‘ big armored battle of Sunday 11181"- Wm. Brehaut cessiui musqr. and Monday, ‘

01 But far to the rear there a.so M", Wm Hugh the Audiiorium we“, 51mins;- scencs where the Al- Vlllilily of attractive 119.1 Aimrien had. done their punch- Con“ wmte

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ifax. dicilnt the Prince Edward 151- it

Mrs MncPh peeled. Slit‘

past six lllUlLllS and entered hos- ma desert Every bomber i; our Hm“ formation turned and sailed dawn Mm Mnwn Chapman; Mrs, Loms

pitai Friday for trcntment.

.~n:rila_\'. She was 44. fly vehicle was stopped and every- nrs death was unex- when, there were tiny trails oi dust Ember; penny; H, p, Cohoon. 1d bSflll unwell for tlw where the crews were running 111W soc, Mrs. Thomas Eraser.

50c. each: Mrs, Marvin Herr-ink;

_ Elber MacLeod 1111s area through which the 8th Fred MncL/tod

rmy now 1s pour-int: Wils reported Arthur White

bodies of Axis Mrs. Luther Herring and the huiks 0f hundreds oi Mrs. Louisa Davey Everett Harris

Kimball LeLscheur Mrs. Horace White George Cooper Mrs. Roy Brooks Leasdz MacFarlane , J. ,Lea "1 never saw such destruction.’ cri

n Le Biricklmid- msivwsileee White e Bomber Cvmmwfl °1 Mrs. Milton white

Greet Destruction

o! yesterday's attacks on L _y_ Bus“

8 cillilm"! W the 7"“ James MacLeod

Jordan

Mrs, Ell ott William!

s. Mrs. Louis Harris

" e swept over the road andsaw M". Hampden Hawkim ed with iYB-XBWW Bu‘ W‘ Mrs. John Brchaut

75c. each: Miss

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PM" County In S'Slde Paper.

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0c. each: 3.115s J. Harding; l... Nicholson: E. L, Brycnton; Mrs, B W- CurriQ; C. L. Jay; Wlilam Sel-

H.M.C.S. "Queen Charlotte”

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eVEl',li(‘l' coirdithm vrns not regarded m, mad, illing weir bombs on swwnm windsm- Beck; charles as clanlrcvnns. Aft/or her marriage vehicles m many Jordan; Mr,’ Chesge; “Lani-loin; Mrs. lvhu-Phcrson resided for a time Mm June; Lemme“; Mrs. Fred

at Halifax and later at Sydney be- fore coming lo Charlottetown. sur- vivinu are hvr" husband and a son and dirunhlcr. both at home. Mr. Mzwllhcrson l5 roprcsentni-ive here for Dun and Bradstreet. Funeral svrviww \\il~ lav hclri from St. Pauls

Anglican Church mi Friday. Burial 1,051‘ _. SPARE TIRE

will be in ihv shcrivorril Cemetery. thrcc miles ircm Charlottetown-

KELVIN W. ill. R-The regular monthly nurotihg of Kelvin Grove W M.S of the United Church was held on Tuesday October 20th at the homo of Mrs. Wm. Caseley. This wns also tho autumn Thanks- givinr: scrvicr‘. lvlrs. Sterling Miller led the devotional period which had as its thcme "Bu ‘ding a Crm- munitv of clrkllan Homes." This opened with cull to worship. Hymn M Prayer. The ceneml Thanks- giving by nlcmlicrs in unison. Short scripture rnnelirurs wore Eli/e" b! several members. Prayer by Mrs. Hammond 'I‘crmbs followed by hymn 346 closed this period. Pre- sident Mrs. Harold Laird presided durInR the business period. The roll cnll was answered by verse of scripture on “Thanksgiving? Next month's roll call to be s verse w‘th word love. Minutes of last meeting were road and approved. There was some discussion re- rarding the organization I sunday School and this was left o s committee. The next meetin to be at Mrs, H. Land's. Bevel-a members from Kcnsinlzton W.M S. were present. Short pceches of en- colragcms-nt and ‘nspiration were given bv Mrs. (Rev) A D Stirling and Mrs. H. Tnombs, Rev. A. D. Stirling was also present and rzave a splendid missionary address which wns much nnvrroclatod. The offer- ing was received and was very satisfactory, A hearty vote oi thanks wns extended In Rev. Mr. Sfrllnu and other sneakers. Meet- ing closed with hymn 3R8 0 Master let me Walk with Thee" and bene- diction bv 170v. Mr. Stirllmr. A social ue-rivi followed and lunch was served by the hostess mister! h several members

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Oohoon; Philip

Grsfiillll: leave Alfred (Eh-ailment MTE- _ Hope Hyde; Mrs. James sharam. ll-ii-ii Stewart; Mrs. Leith

wheel between Hope River, Finder at John O'Connor! stow.

River. Elmer

Davey; Mrs. Peter Brehaut; Mrs. J. J. MacKay; Mrs. Angus Mac- Neill: Mrs. Joe Livingstone; Mrs. Ray Stewart; A Friend; M". Wm-

Vemie Billnrd; Mrs. AND Thomas Hen-ins: Mrs. Ernest MM- and Kinnon; Mrs. Garnet Pennylfmnlgqé

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ONIONS 2 Lbs.

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Yellow Eye lbs. figs?‘ Milmd 4¢o1lbs 2 Q 3:11.... ‘A; I CHICKENS "ib- 9 _ _ _ _ _ an Birds Drawn Free of Charge glégifitey

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OK Laundry SOAP, 10 bars —

Choice Eating Apples "

ONIONS, s lbs. - - - 1s.- " CARROTS, s lbs. - - z BEETS, s lbs. - - -- z... CABBAGE, Ige. head — lllc CELERY, large -- - 19c Head LETTUCE, each 2m: Fresh Plate by” -' SPARERIBS, lb. C Fresh k

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Niifiélnsnllggars Wm Harris; Mm Mrs. Spurgeon Moore (nee Beatrice

gm Mam“. Mm “m,” m. l-latherley) a daughter. Margaret my; cyrus Penny; Mrs. Jerri N1‘ Alma‘ co le; Mrs. Andy McCallum.

40c. Mrs. Freeman White; 85c. Mrs. Vere Beck; Mrs. Sella-i‘ M9- Kay; W. D. MacKenzie; Hubert whim; Germs Herring; Mrs. Gladys rv 8-

300 each: Mrs. Chester Strick- land; Mrs. J. E. Stewart. _

25c each: Mrs. James i-lerrini. Mrs. David Brooks: Mrs. H. L. Mac- hon; Mrs, Jack Davey; Mrs. Grai- ton Gosbee; Mrs. Warren Bre- haut: Stirling Bell; Mrs‘. Cecil penny; J. W. Richards, Mrs. Ivan Osborne; Mrs. Neil Mac- Kay; Mrs. John Uvlngfli/One; MYE- Spencer Sharam; ROY 5mm"- Mrs. J. M. Stewart; Mrs. Gerald

DEATHS

STOREY-At the Prince Edward Island Hospital 0n November 4 i942. Wl llam Storey in his 82 year. The nmains are resting at the Cut- chffe Funeai Home where the fun- eral will be held tomorrow, service starting at i o'clock. Interment in the People's Cemetery. MMPIIERSON—At the Prince Ed- ward Island Hospital. Wednesday, November 4th. Mrs. A Plrerson in her 45th year. mains are resting at the Macbean IPuneLaI Hcme. Funeral from St 1211131; Chtirgcgo oinu Frirliey, liervlc: . , errin;5fl. ga .. nera eavnga

{Tlfiiflrefglikmlgfrrlihomg Hydg; 3 o'clock. Interment Sherwood Mrs. Addie Herring; Mrs. Peter Cemetery.

white. M“ wane“ Penny; Mrs FITZPATRICK- In the Provincial Cy Chapman- M“ may)“ Mu- sariatorium on Tuesday, Nov. 8 I941 not}. M“ Khmetfi Beck; Mrs. Mary Fitzpatrick, aged 36 years. Aiex' Vanlderstine; Mrs. Reuben Funeral from Frank Hennessey’! Cohoon" Mrs. Frank Jackson; Mrs. Funeral Home this morflihl it 330 Cari Richards- Miss Margie Co- to St. Dunstaws Basilica, thence hoon; . Reuben Penny;hMtr;l. the Roman catholic l‘ ‘ .v.

ks‘ Mrs. G es r

Xifiifiéh bhiup Strickland; 1.1mm _ at Westmoroland, Nov. Mrs. Victor Strickland; Mrs. Dav- id white; Wilfred Jordan; Mrs. Emerson McLeod: Milton MacKaYi

years. Funeral Friday, er- vice at home. Service starting at 2

. . _ ,, m to Westmoreland lgg-gggiggighgfififbfiiaWgiffifiéifif ghlllrch, whlég: service will be eon- 141119 Jordan‘ MII. 5141119? __.___ Baker? 1W 5P5"? WM“; 1°°' Headquarters Liaison Oiflcer roi- Mrs. MB-YY MW- the some“ some in cshsaa.

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ANYQNE in Charlottetown who may have been missed and wishes to contribute. send to M11- H Henderson, 4'1 Euslnn 8t. "J41

I 14 Canadians I ehamp will receive their decorations F B | ' "m" m“ B°l€"‘2§.‘.“§‘.§§-‘.?.i-¥..f‘&“$fiIf: e moczhllrgizome time this month.

RSM, Robert ownes, oiOanadian Army Basic Training Centre No.31 at Cornwall, Ont.

CsM. Arthur Beauchamp. also 01 the Cornwall Centre-

Two of the Officers-Gen. Pope who ls Ln the United States 0:1 of- ficial business and Capt, De Serra: who is in hospital-will receive their awards as soon as circum- stances permit.

RSM. Ownee andd CSM. Beau-

4. 1942, Mrs. Lydia leard aged 86 P81‘ short s

DELIVERY