BiliSlHlY WEATHER. i lllllilN

. . . horns guard sitin against shelling, blustery vlintis. ilying snow and stinging sleet. Give your dry wintry sltin this Dorothy Gray treat-not sticky-grand as e powder base-anti a soothing hand lotion anti hotly niit alter working. Big li-oi. hoitie oi Dorothy Gray blustery Weather $215 value lore limited time at $1.05.

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Fulton - Brown Nuptials

OTTAWA, Nov. B ~—The mar- Xldgt; cl Jiiss Joyce Elizabeth Brown. second daughter of ‘the Rev. H W Brown, rector of St. Barnabas Church, Ottawa, and Mrs Brown to Captain Alan Poole Fulton it C. A. M C of Mont- i'r.i.. ;tlil oi Lhv ‘ F. A. Ful- itil iiiitt Al‘ . ~

‘ . Barriiitius i.i(l.iy afternoon.

in .‘lC‘l' and the Service

will" congregational l-lussii pre- .. n 'l‘lit.- altar ‘t oak leaves and

.'.li tliistrrs ul orange blos- i-lt side tell gracefully Site citrritd a bou- Beziiity roses

811.1 titty v"; c chiysiiniheintinis in c“; lie client

iii; bricir- was git-en in marriage by ill‘. tiezirlxe Ffllllull .1 family friend llll ' 't ‘ ' Miss tltmii Cl il‘i{\i .1 s Nan Wal- illtT- Iii oi Aitiiiti‘ l.

T1 bride ltilfl tie-r attendants

d this year from the Mont- l..l Hospital.

‘eiless, of North Caro- ~~in.iti-.'tit<i the ush- Mticyihaii- R.- J. Graham. a

auvziy in n ~. .

triih it black hat and black acces- rtrie". nnrl n inn coat of prey cloth irimmcrl rviih trrey squirrel. They take tip residence rit Fam-

mr the out oi’ town guests Fulton, mother of the rcmm rlncl iVirs. H Read of . .- and Miss Bishop iviiss V Andrews Miss J Marsh. Miss R. L Jackson all of Montreal.

Wedding Bells

PIT}. EH10 K- RICHARDS WEDS 1N NORTH CAROLHWA

The marriage of Mix Martha Camp of Asheville. N. C.. do of lvir. and Mrs. T. B. Salisbury, N. . Richards, son of Mrs. Inez E. Richards. Sunnyside Street. was solerruiized Saturday. October 23rd. at 3 o'clock at St. Lawrence Cath- olic Church in Asheviiie, The cere- mony was performed by Rev. Father O'Connor.

A program of wedding music was played by Sgt. Robert McKennee. The LTMJHOHBI wedding ‘hatches. the chorus from Wagner's "Lohen- grin" and Mendelsohns wedding march were Dlayed tor the process- ional and recessions .

The bride was uttirzd in an aqua. wool ensemble, with which she wore brown o i» and a of lzardenias. Mrs. Maxwell Drake of Greenville, S. 6.. sister of the bride served as her matron of honor and only attendant. Sgt. Dick Brugman served as the bride- Erooms best man.

Following the ceremony an irr- formal party was held at ‘the fut- ure home of the coti ie, 199 South French Broad Ave. a ter which the bride and groom left for a weeding tri-p through the Smoky Moun- tains National Park.

The bride was graduated

and the

from

division of the General Accounting office lll Asheville, N, c.

Pfs F1116 Richards is stationed at Asheville. N. 0., with the com- mtuiications wing of the armv ill!‘ force. He is a graduate of the Houlton High School and the Port- land Junior College and is a vio- lin pianist. having played

in with the Portland Sym- phony Orchestra tinder the iii-ec- tion of Dr. Cook of Boston.

Spanish Govt Explains Act

WASHINGTON Nov. o-taw- The Spanish government denied trxirtv that it had recognized thq JRlmncse lrovernment of the Phil- ippine Isluitds in a congratulatory message sent puppet Filipino or". ident Jose P. Laurel last month.

A itoie, delivered by Spanish urn. bassador Juan Francisco Dc Car- deltas to acting secretary Edward R. Stcttinius this afternoon. was

l1

2250 Sill!!! (3 Rollo)

25¢

i

made public by the state debut-t. merit without comment.

It asserted that the meggggg PP”- lly the Spanish Minister of I n irzn Affairs on Oct. l8 in reply tu .t cisblcgram from Laurel w“ "on act of courtesy."

u...“ -

' to her.

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I Innochllhunlflll

i

‘tflodldhlllw a“..§‘£"'§..‘.'“i. wouldn't "ll 09$ HUI “S,

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Z AUSS QUE (Madame Morton serious- ly lll pneumonia. Bernadet- mtirdcn Plano send Nll V0 soon as 908615")

OIIAPIZXXVII!

Guy insisted on so wilt-h With Bob, bltmdly toilingmlhc British Ambassador that under the olr- cumstances he would be obliSQQ V? ask for several days‘ leave. The British vice consul. 8M “l! All‘ ertcan vice consul mot tlwm l‘ Pau met were both obviously cs8" to be helpful. but thW dd Ml have much new: to 1m)?!"-

had apparently stayed in Pou for about n week at least she had been registered at the Hotel d0 France for t 1e of time. The director of the hotel, had sup- plied thio information that she hid a, very bad cough. But it did not appear that a doctor or anyvllfl else had been to see her. thouflll occasionally she had zone out for n drive hlrim a chauffeur who who one of the hotel stand-byl- in his car. He had taken

her various to of interest in the neighbor ood. and event- ually to Lourdes. ‘Ihfln lhe hid

not returned from Lourdes at all. She had sent a letter, and money, back by the chauffeur, asking that her clothes be pa and brought Since then nothing had been heard from her. Some mail had come in. from llnlzllnd the director thoug t, and s wire; these had been duly forwarded to the Cllnique Bernadette. On their own responsibility, after hearing from Paris. the consuls had both tele- phoned the clinic, and had been duly told by its dircctreu, whose name was Soeur Stephanie, that Madame Morton, though indeed gravely ill with pneumon’ , was holding her own. Soeur Stephanie had expressed herself u much re- lieved to know that Madame Mm‘- t0n's ‘ -” ‘ wou soon arrive on the scene. The short drive Lourdes seemed interminable to Bob. A tall WOman of majestic mien, clad ln the habit of the Sis- ters of Nevers, introduced herself s; the Superior of the hospital, and staid she would lead them through the garden to the private clinic in the sear of the grounds. looked at Bob apprniainsiv and spoke t0 him sympathetically. "It is l; difficult t, morisleur,"

from Pau to

have much courage and greet con- fidlence in the good God and Our Lady of Lurdes.

Guy answered for him. Unfort- unately. ivfr. Morton did not un- derstand French, he told the Super- ‘ r

.0 .

The nun went on talking to Guy trnmruiily as they walked through the garden, and when ahe paused Guy turned to Bob slated. "Mere Marie Alphonse says the American physician, Dr. Higgins, ls waiting at the clinic to see you. She says it is their practice to rc- celve only ladies as patients at tho clinic. but that there's an empty room next to Zoe's,

very sound idea nil around

The room into which the vieitoro were ushered was so small that it would hardly hold them. But the doctor who was ing them there nose abruptly, and singled Bob out with one swift ehrowd glance.

“Don't you worry about wife." he said with e. etronl id- westem accent, she'| coming slang all right. If your friends here will erocuec me, I l talus you info the dispenu and explain to what's w at."

Ap urently Zoo had come in the lwsp tel in the first Plldl merely her chauffeur hod brought

That much the doctor knew. More Marie Alphonse had acted es her guide in Add - uoil she and t . Morton

rlf into lenml conversation.

lhe would not be ab leave it r a lwa‘ e. It was than that Dr. Higgins had

been rent "midi-fit you Ink hor whither she'd like you to send for nome- ono?" Eds liked. ruffled eitiurgltowm.“ 32'- mty determined about’. t: eoe. to why we didn't do it. unll it "- "so" "Ho. At lllt onl door when dish Mann an ‘t m”. m, bone it. ilow r frte

fer. Then 5a: about getting out youroe ." It was Guy who loyed with hm, the two young oonouls taking thntr demrture with tho unto thnt one or the other wo govgn" Pun every o

do’. nrrnnl d hi: be onrtnu in the an whit;- wuhed u him.

room There were two 0pm umtzrr-mfii

i

be on

you ulure

her there as a matter of routine. i ‘mom u“ R credit niori work will lg RAW. M-

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THI FASTIST-HLING WHKINI NCWSFAPII IN ‘PHI MARTINIS

Jlogulno Article inmate-ail. Gonldfluk unhin-

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D0 MARRIED MEN live longer than bnbolon? Ind The Standard’: Mogfino aide Indoor Nth and find out!

ROOSEVELT. CHUICHILIQ In] Shllll lllwo _ prolnlool to punloll Hitler’: killers. Rood who tlloeelrlllonoomanlwlonflleofvolono-loe,

KAT! AITKIN int-pp- muesli-om lhionnokflnelullngoplcolflooookolboolowliib? lnllieMogollne.

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- she mid kjndbg "Bu; one mug; shortly thereafter an excellent metal appcainhnoe. Ind he and er

made its Gin! ate it

nnamced c truction and

the mominga and afternoons 10? "l" those

evening e general fill 1n ion w

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. and a side which was closed and which led, he knew into . Sh, Sister Baptlstine appeared with e. ted ii‘."‘i.”‘ ec -e y ‘iii.

(To Be Continued)

Short Courses For Farmers & Fishermen

. Dunstan’ and that both ntgtncos the wit... of their fall of short

The first course will

tlco. obeninx on Nov. 1'l. There will one at Morell Nov. 23-20. Imd

e at Oheary Nov. too-Dec

dates of the other coilrses will b!

a l to Th

n

b c. a1. oh in f discuss- cner cor to ‘m?

m“ w“ 0% intoreltb b- e! opectli interact to fisher-

third one. on the

Zoe's room 9 drawa the dlstr centres.

her wake, and dir- a

of a, cloth and the 1e on the terrace;

University N1-

couroeo The Uni-

of these lead out on to little torr- “n” .

ace - If you'd like to take this varsity will voonsor these mums. dei- ntrol room you can be within ceiling as has been its custom in but Erltlllfld distance ailn thttisttimeh giro any? years, fianthe ofnegiuictylfrdll-

t2? lwhlgn, ilvlviouidxuhe horrific‘; l}. $11030 under the dircctiorlrktgnlilzgi Russ Kflnp. “l” y°uoy°ur1 mfififiisutfit“, can‘: fibtliirmman?!’ $191 last from “’{,“,}“'°"' out‘ p u“ y u’ s I?" three to four days in each centre. tet- breaks

one. tripto .3.Th6

be in-

n ods in

discussion pert "mm"

The

the course. and the

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Mr. . .

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lulcfnnbeillyouhowhowdekuid

f all charge. and are oven W m?‘ gm who wishes to nttcnt; Tilifiom

, ea urnbe of le °“ midlife?

Mess Room Chatter

5 ALAN. RANDAL) (Collusion Prclocstaff Writer) TH THE R.

IN ENGLAND NOV. 9- (CP) -— The crew Laidlaw. Mtiéllfilll- 8 M squa ron for their safe return to EM- land after a. brush with a German night figher‘. to an B. A. F. flliht engineer. Sgt. John Ashton. Ashton battled flames for l0 minutes when ~‘“;""."ti.;i d: c“ t an “that Lsidlaw made

In this crew are F0 Waiter Rem- peL yflnnlpeg nglglgtor, and PO.

bomb other could uk for bet»- than Flylns Officer L. be M R“- ; mum of Parkslde. sea. hut Munich with l Lon- cester squadron. First he drwbfld his bombs on the target and than he shot down st

enemy. n from the port aide and the tail and mid-upper gunners mt. in the bursts. As the German crossed to the starboard the bi caster turned town-t manning the by this tilnfl. fired

Bl lflll Albi- With Irwin grin-linden B.

afm’. in Coastal Commend than a

wholo piano Old didn't get l chance to out any of

"the crew concern a Ilunderlend in the Atlantic whln it

nod formula 70 pineapples. of benonu and m

l

from these

. A. F. 50MB- of r0. Dave

pilot of I Halifax. live!

hi!!!“ from

German I088. come

night in first of. of the but him and 110-. ‘ront turrot gun pointlsllnk at

inthil

L. we PO. A. I. O. no navi-

CNW this! ll 0f

ed 1m flvlnt Battle of tho fimtnd so

Id and lddld

t ticks tiiflkl‘ t

niesrggnsizfnnde feel. d u“.

fieqlds Illhvhon “mun-idol

aim-y. who "qlrotl-Fwllt-‘ldmmesq-stmm itotlltl y blooelnowbynot v0

mrfifilfimlfigmnr-“mfilxemew mat ....

t

to Re Sundcrland’: 10nd for the

return trib to Bri . u off in h spirits. Then came trouble w n e. propeller mired-

The aircraft loot helzht no rapid- ly the load had to bc lightened. lr , with

m bomb

fire wing of fighter

commanded by Wing Commander R. H. Harries. D. F‘ C. of the R. A. I". His wing destroyed 27 enemy planes during September to to the command. Moot. successful in ruder outfit was the County of Warwick Squadron which destroy- ed i0 and a Canadian squadron commanded by

Davoud. D. F. 0.. of Kl Ont._ downed eight.

nnn-rsu suns nus?

In the first three ears o! war 81 German and Ital n warships were sunk or damaged by British eulntnrirte .

ngston.

Wing Cmdr. Paul Raise

Mrs. Ghurohill Meets The Press

LONDON, Nov.9 --(OP)-- M1. Winston Churchill uoyn if she had had to choose n profession she would have been a cook. ttAr still.” she told the newe- pnper reporter who asked the quest- ion, "I should like to run a restaur- ant. I love cookery books."

But after the war, she added to a a ress conference she wanted to ret e into private life and look after her family" her Aid to ia Hind and the Y.M.CA Hind for Women in the Service: were "very dear“ to her durinz the war.

Mrs Churchill held the press con- ference because she wanted meet the press of Brltainafter hold- ing one in Washington.

"I feel that press conferences ere flood thingl." she said. "I sometimes

Girl's Gourtesy ltiohly" Rewarded

NDON N O —(OP)— ov

10 I ley Eamon Hepworth,

lnraitilhctlllfl! WhO died

lllt

i reused b co m‘: yglueig sbofilqwlto wot

him in an electrical atom five y

54° ' .. Probate of his will rloen -~ -- om

closed he left the 5111 Earnahtaw, now I and

the shop-owner ~- the

of $00,000.

More than ‘i0 casualties suffered of the Brit compo

Qoughto! N

nrofnli" vet-cs u. H

suffered by troops from the

Kingdom

wilder whether m husbuid Koo Mlnarol’ o||_s_9____=|

i

t

? .

Hdisting n “battle of engineers."

dreading

ed down but never stopped by tho demolition of pfoturoe,

Qill» lllhlly fans tho mod with Ihili ‘T; H. Pllldh 0f Oldl, Alto,

the llghth Army's advance have been slow.

Clllldiflnl 5pc”.

work of German

n mine-detector carefully removes

The majority of German antl- ' bemath and explode when P on, wu who. by orrW- ' attach“ l° "

n. ‘M l m‘ hm‘ Th“ l ground. Lower right, the proonutlitl M c aver m - . oer e is h, ca lustrous the ingenious nature of the! a booby ‘up “damn m

hi _ d d PIPI- ‘lbp left, lpr. Mule Gtiieoooutlee of Verdun, t n m“ 8mm‘ w m. ‘Nun m

brass pull-itztiitenCai-eleuneu in ilftiili l” detonated the mine. Lowir ritht ill-lam: ed hand h .- v d the Dull ign I‘ l

"l" "l4 If“! from one Ilmdv located. m to Vlfvtksonathorewtillrlqo eetteched to the utm- "I". “Ill fir" ll!- l. Iithet-tan of mutant ot- htl o he In ab. be: none we! on“

I

tank mines hi" uilcd from the, 111m

uld hi"

men skill- d 11¢ U"

(Canadian Army Oversee PM“ I

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