JANUARY 25. 1944

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over the top and the . Fund was sonerollsly supported. BQIOIQ pxeciation of the pasta.- and his

oontfiliretionu A very letiil- financial report wll read treasurer. Mr. Allison The WJLB. bad gone M d: M

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chain! kind words o! ap- WTQ 590K911 and. a check

for .1!) was prisented. 1n will Mr. Stirlilw said that wul entirely unes. cted and

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H305 sizes in sleilh "d m ma; Brace‘? Rig-ii? m” w qrive at -

, AYLOB. Optometrist of iﬁlotstetgwn. will be at his Al- ﬁe"... Office this Saturdl)’. £1121,- 9th. i‘ '

ENILE couarr - st a ‘T53: the Juvenile Court held d swnmerside on Saturday before “d 1.. a Lewis. Judge of the ‘Hi5... Court a boy who admit- Jud m theft of goods from Sinclair’ i": stewart Ltd. W55 put on aro- mmn go.- one year and sent a homo in the country as a ward of

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. ~—WOUNDED IN ACTION-Mrs. hiineot Tremor of sununernoo (nee ueriie Bavident) received a telegram on mo” that her husband had ec. in actimrin I

s-uno been wound- . ‘Pm-MOI

tsiy. wno is a native of Charlotte wn is with the uatioopora division. having taken his in e airborne goim

trwD unit aloe: oversees. l-lis mother resides in Charlottetown on bower Kiagsg, he has one son at home in - merside. Robert aired 3 years.—8

—BEDEQUE IINIIED OHUIBII -'Ihe annual congregational meet- ing of the Bcdeque United Church was held in the Church Vestry o! Tuesday, Jan. 11th. at 8 pin.

Miniister, RAW. James B. Baxter B.D., conducts-d the devotional service and acted hair-man

db 0 . Reports of the various activities or the year's work as carried on in the different brandies botb_ social and religious orgonizationsv were presented by the respectivel officers in charge of this work.) and all reports showed the work of the Giurch to be in n very sat- isfactory condition. The Financial reports showed that. all financial ‘ ‘ were met with a snail surplus in most eve department. A unanimous vote o appreciation was extended to Rev Mr. Baxter for his splendid leadership on the charge, also to the Organist and choir, to the leaders o.’ the sun- day School and different organ- ‘ connected with the church. The officers and leaders were elected for the incoming year. and meeting closed with ihc Bene- diction.-E.

—-CIIUBCH MEETING — The umual meeting of the United Church of Bummerfieic was held

Jan 11th; at ‘I130 o'clock. 'I\ie meeting was opened by a. short song service and scrioiure reading and prayer. Rev. A. D. sti ing was appointed chairman of e business meet-in l-lon. J. E.

lair read u, resolution ex-

ressing the great 105s to the con- p " caused by rlie death of _ . , McKay. tho senior -elder. Dy his consistent Christ- h... lile, by his faithful attend- iance ait the church service! Ind ,by his generous support of even’ |worthy cause ne made his influ- ence widely lo

also expressed Jeep sympathy Mrs. McKay and family in their great sorrow. Ti-iis was unanim- ously passed bv a standin! V0"

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thanked the congregeiop mos:

ifoir this expression of iheir moo will. rt was certainly encouraging that everyone shared the responsibility and worked in harmonuo that th

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ch . “the out going stewards were re-e~ ‘ ‘. ‘me tr Mr. Allison iilayne, serv- ed the congreuatio faithfully for n. number of years we: also re- appointed. A hearty vote of thanks was extended to Mrs. C. H

for he: valuable services es or Innis. meeting closed with the National Anthem.

—-PRESENTATION — Pie. JoSGDh ‘i. Oahiil of the Provost COFPB Statiolwd at Camp Borden, Ont, spent twenty-five days leave with ' d Mrs.

911N111!- ~. an Herman J. cohiil Kiidere. Previous

to his departure a tare-well party.

was held at his home evening, January 1'1. where a lar e number of rriewis end re- lat ves were present. Mr. Melvin Rayner stated the meaxzing of the gathering and ‘now proud. his par- ents must be to have such a salient soldier with loyalty and courage-in answering the call of his country. A lame sum was then collectedby Mr. Rayner and presented to He. Cahiii, taken by surprise. made x. very fitting reply, [inkling all for their kindness and thoughtful renistrberarice. After which evexyone sang For Hes A Jolly Good Fellow A dainty lunch was served by the ladies in Charlie and the remainder of the evening was pleasantly whiied ll-WIY by dancing to pleasing music lllﬂyed by Howard Foley, Alfred McKay, Ralph Arsenriult. The -<1.; reel. It lore parting wrs a leap year reel which was thor- oushly enjoyed. Then all left wishin luck and welcomed him back real soon to his u\\'n home ir. sunny Kildare. Mr. cecr. Cabili accom- Danied his brotner, Pia. Cahili as far as Montreal. where he will 599111! the week-end iviih friends

-MacE..EN-FOUND - A quiet Wéddiﬂﬁ took Dlace at the United Church Mame. Kersmsten. 0n Wed. Dec. 6th., when Rev. y; .r_ i0. Frazer united n‘. marriage. _Evelyn. daughter of Mr. John Pliuiid oi was River. and Pte. Frank Keilh son of Mr and Mrs, l-nrne MacEwen of Stanley Bridge.

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”'”””” S ’side Has Surplus TQDAY of $4,379 For Year

y y ‘ A pumping o: $4,319.13 for the rvport for the ear. submitted by

Town of Sum- the police ohie Peter White. The report said that while what were known as "speakeasies" had disall-

. no doubt due to the rat- onixuz o! essential materials for the manufacture of home brew. the

1'» ..'=u.ii>.|ri.i h... hi’ ‘W 1W lwlw" nual meeti n

comm.’ ti.‘ which the fnancial statement was

' read by Councillor Mollison, chair‘-

main oi’ the finance tee

36,- 1i Vi! bl RsYr"s.ir'.iiz.r.iri.e‘iisi..'s.s.l v.;=..':.":. m" sz"=i.v.t*...fl t; 0m Will!" Fiiilim 80 MI?! .i inking r its"... ‘s: " ‘can “n. uttztsc-eei“ r .° °‘= :‘.:.'..=.:i".*:..":;:t:':"r;:'.:":'i.‘.:.‘::?'o": -~ beﬂlgum-envhmh é" mw glsafgifmggf“ " high p"- virslity foo elemenapliroreiil-without ‘w all abbatolr had a t paid for itself The following emails were n. flhiyldrsn 1cm grow Frorvriv w! odulu mono: ~ " durmg ‘he yea“ He mm ma; 30% going“; gm- me civic election m _ ac res stamina! Asa ends every natural cereal o; the expemwure went m“, ‘ink- em on lad-h 15;; E35; ward. m. in vitamin Bi, essential to good nerves, digestion v v . in’! funds and interest on deben- i-ii-fnhi 01114161‘. Jack Schunnan; and energy! More and more mothers are serving tuy-eg, E011 c crk, Don Lidstone; door- big delicious bowls of ho: Quaker Oeu for break- l _Odiinc.iilbt_lh'_edlo_r_ql__d_the_pﬂl_by ‘H9932 flcerﬂliﬁjoggggfﬂ Ward; fast every day—an1_ insuring extra growth and ‘ ' “ ' _ ' Ilﬂmiiii ' or their famT . S e Cary Grant In Bguvgifir ' gee? Mv‘i"'e'§tr.'y' moﬂtikei: family the “one best cereal" novivﬂthatesr: £3; “Mr. Lucky" At tubing 0mm‘: W3 McNeil; m“ ' other valuable foods no rationed! v c ‘t | s mer ide ﬁler 'h Bmmimeyfhedfoegrrsketfrpm (;:'°““','°" j 3p‘ o I .um s 85ulOu0WS,J%%ll'la1°nék officcréssidw, uﬂiﬂfu‘ . -—- D0 . 66 . -' - ‘ _ t . Councillo Go ill brollsht th ' .._-..f"'§u§.‘°°§.,,‘;;§,'§§§§“‘.‘ﬁ§.',‘ n?~1&,e_ matter oi.’ tire hi’... broughtutg thgq ‘ ' -" ~ , i . k Lucky» “KO Radws new m“ gown in we warding o; the D15- Iattendaricc at the meetings and STEAM T11R31)“; gxpLongs

_ i, ‘ﬁshed p1 gross to “v.13, . ilieii‘ faithful reports of same. “P? velgecle ‘alga? ﬂung.‘ Rzfph The Mayor rand up Cllnllilfiliitll‘ lvloilison mentioned [Hi “i: 51"‘! "1 L X pDa 19mg;- he hm “rfulgn w F]__1_,1_[improvements in iili! town (lllfiilil ea re Y?! 9X‘ ay_w are nc Y Maclﬁnvs _ M“ "m; Mrs rtlig tor-m of vhc present council. He B5 iii 19551"! 15°35 Mona,“ Moplsaid tho rlchydrntion plant had

caress-o. .1511? -- mo» _s steam turbine explosion killed four employers of the South Chicago

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Tenden fumm chm-mm; an, k v _ _ > Hm,“ hm“ m C “n.5, plant. ufihc Carnegie-Illinois Steel ALSO SHORT SUBJECT suspenseful by turns. and always §$°'(‘,,,‘,§‘,‘,‘,‘§ff,,.“,.i§ﬁ§,‘§§,‘,°“yggﬁmﬂfi‘;|..,..,.,,,,, H“? oﬂnné°uf j’,‘,‘;“,§,,{,,,§5 Corporation today. Twelve other SHOWS 730 . Mllfilllli. the film lends its Star 1.5m..- bc cngrusspd '5“ 11m minqgggrzixiri ccrtziiii comm ms tiiry hat; wmker“ “T” “ljllrﬂl 7W ill? B1381 . and 3.15 new stature as a brilliant pQf- as a Dcnnangm record’ ‘mink.’ Th, Um ; or Jenkins‘ at tile second iargost steel far;- traycr of character for his “Joe Qouncﬂigr gomu mowd mm ,Brus.. Ciumorv " uh) mi asset i0» ""1" l" "l9 ‘Fofid- Kiillrilvd in the TUESDAY AT 3.30 Ttim Greek" is much the best and Councillor Mollison seconded .1 re- ‘the town. He i that in the near| 5011i Cll ' ei strict.

‘future the Flori??? Publishing Co.

most colorful role he has had on Iplvanned to New u splendid buivd

the screen.

solution thanking the press on their

4am... sou.

"Joe" is a. self satisfied and self- assured gambler, currently seeking a bankroll so he can take his i118 gambling ship the Fortune. on a lucrative cruise into South Amer- ican waters. When he discovers that a. gmup of society women are giving a big charity ball for their War Relief association, he sells them‘ i ___. :1. on the idea of adding a gambling SUPP". was ser ed to the im- concession on the side, neglects to mediate relatives of the cuntract- explain that he intends to seize the ing parties. lncviuus .0 her mar- whole “takc" for himself. age the bride was rendered a Wealthy and loveLv Dorothy miscellaneous shower at the spaci- Bryant (Laraine Day). a power in ous home of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest the association, doesn't, fall for Dlllillilig. 1.0m; Rivel‘. Yiilﬂre she Joe's gambling scheme. but she was the recipient of many lovely dces apidually fall for Joe himself. gifts includim: a substantial sum Finnliv she gives her consent for the of money. ivlrs Nlilfilijlllli AIAHU“ gambling. A hectic romance springs Leod. Played wherein; Bridal up between the oddly-assorted pair Chorus while me bride to be was and Joe's conscience beizins to escorted to the drawing room by bcther him—espec18lly as to dodge Mrs. Elmer MacLeod, urn sealed the dram he 15 using m1 alias under a pretty arch ill e'~'@l8f9i>l‘i5~ which brings the police en his trail. Mrs. Andrew Jvhnstone road the despite Dm-Dthws dever wees to verses, while Mrs. Henry Meek and mmw ihgm on,

Mis Juanita Campbell arranged A — »_ the gifts on the table Eivelyn in from their mar friend." of Stanley her pleasing manner thanked all and vicinity. hrank on behalf 0i

v1 alilillttl Benn.

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The bride wearing n street length, ‘WU-Dike dress of teal biue crepe, was attended by Mrs. Elma Mac. Leod of New London who wore a. costume of tea rose wool jersey. “i? Emmi. who was in uniform WM sllivbortai by his mend John Gillie. Following the ggmmqny they drove to the home bride. where a sum tum;

for their many gifts. Ilia rcmaind- his wife. expressed er of the evening was spent in thanks. Music for tne dancing music and social intercourse. On which followw was suillliiﬂd by Tuesday evenui! a post-nuptial Messrs Tuplin and Durant. The shower, was held in their honor following morning {Vlr 5nd Mrs. at the hospitable hccni- c! Mr. and MacEwen left for St John. "-3-. M13. A J. Hlzirvott. Mr. Fred Clark where the erocrn is taking a course of Cavendish was cliaiiman, and in the V.l=‘.S in that city. Best Miss Janie Maolieod presented the wishes are extended to this WP‘

newly-weds wish a well filled purse.‘ uar couple.

MacLEOD - At the King's Coun- ty Hospital, Montague. P.E.I., on Jan. 16, i944, to Mr. and lVlrs. Alex MacLeod (nee Almeda Hewlett), a son, Wallace Barrie.

BECK — At the King's County Hospital. Montague, P.E.I., on Jan. 22. 1944. to Mr. and Mrs. Cecil C Beck Montague, P.E.l., a daughter.

THOMPSON-At the P. E. I. Hos- pital January 24, i944. to Lt. C. Stanley Thompson (now overseas) and Mrs. Thcznpson. nee Yvette Reymond. a daughter.

BAKER-At the Prince County Hospital on Saturday. Jtinuni1v 22. i944 to Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Baker a daughter.

MCCARDLE —- Iii Prince County ‘Hospital Jan. 1944. to Mr and Mrs. Charles McCai-dio,

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DOIRON - At the Charlottetown Hospital on Tuesday, January 25, 1944, to Mr. and Mrs. John T. Doiron. Fredericton, P. E. I. a son.

DEATHS TBAINOR -- At Quebec City on January 24, i944. James J. ‘Trainer of the Royal Canadian Ordnance CorE, formqlypfjhis C_i_t

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nee‘ Ethel Morris. a daughter, Mary ‘

AT LAST THEY’VE ARRIVED T?

SPRING-FILLED .1. POSTU RE-FURME SUITES by i<R0EHLER !

give Your Home A BEAUTIFUL CHESTERFIELD SUITE. We don’t know how long they will last nor when we can get more, but we wish to advise you of the welcome news, so you can select your Suite tomorrow from the latest designs at the same popular price.

Your Choice of BASH or HULMMI HUME PLAN on Wartime Price Terms

ing. Through the efforts of C>:un-'

ciilor McNeil the civic airport uro-

nerty had been leased for rtgricub‘ giral Dlllglfliii. ‘A dmzbw strteeatltcalleg:

‘oonzin ‘rec .121 eon u l an

the iVCSbOlEII approach to the town‘ AT had been repaired.

Several other Councillors spoke -_-_

in approval of the work o! the var- To he sold at Public Allclinn up ions committees during the year-

nrid commendinz the town clerktgg JANUARY Qmh- AT 1 P- M-

h s work. The Mayor complimen m , I M" n Mnm the Clauncil on an outstanding year E20“. ' tram‘ ifiloain; ms“; m‘

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and said each department had been‘ handled efficiently. All the Coun- cillors were present.

IXWORTH. Suffolk. England—rC Pl- Billie Rnv-ves. former well- known Enulish comedian. the origi-'

l General purpose llﬂre rlslnx 1 yelfﬂ.

1 mllch cow ‘I years, due to fresh- en February ll.

nal "drunk“ m Fred Kemp's "Mummiwz Birds" in i902. has died. I. heifers. 154 Will’!- He was 79.

l Brood Sow i0 iarrbw middle °|

Roasiiilz is urn-IE destroy 5pm‘ part of the vitamin value of beef. 137 layln‘ pullete,

Sussex Bar

3 geese. N. D. MacLean M§;,';;',g‘_","' ,3?’- s""- °'“' UNDERTAKER TERMS, can EMBALMEI u s" stormy u be follovrinl Charlottetown and Moan)“ ~ North win-am “can r. ivioarusou.

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