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{Prince Edward -:- Fill. and 5A1,

( ALL ON THE

0N THIS. SIDE i i i crusts - SHIVERS AND THRILLS

iiii llllillil niliiiliiii

bmntionolmdor cf-iho ‘WoIIMuf ill lllllil lvFrsiihnIﬁN/iiwiam ’

SAME PROGRAM )

OVER HERE i i MUSIC, ROMANCE AND COMEDY

ANNE AYARS enlist NEGRETE' "ARMiil/MGHJRGE GlV0i~ ~

ADDED EXCLUSIVE

TO-DAY ONLY snows i-li-‘l and us

.El'liiE -=-

nah. Grade V.—i. Norman Iiordls

I. liiane MccL-ean, 3. Lieonsrd les- iiie a Blanche Baglole (equal)-

Grnde ai M

urv . .-i. siili-iey Win- iiloier inn manna P2 tid (equal) fkuiiilluy Matthews, iteiillsn me- e . Dongelge I Jr. a.-1. Elwood Mu-

li- <5. Johnston (Teacher) . ____________ gggglia tho homo.

WARTiME BAZAAR

g Auspicn of

1; The King's Daughters, Trinity Social Hall,

‘ SATURDAY, DEC. 5th at 3.00 o'clock i

HOME COOKING

“REAP THE WILD ‘lilijliin wiiii inilllliii Massey___ﬂiciiil.lll Pltsiilil - Hiyvialli

raisin niniii FWMKEEL“. 1.§§9!..°.! 51.5.79"? To-illslli -.-- Fill. - SAT.

SHOWINGS AT 7 —- 8.46 :-: MATINEE SAT. 2-30

and VARIETY TABLE

ANTUNIILMORE Remy NEWSii

SC

Honor Roll of Purkdale school for the month of November-

Grade X.—alBl-Li1i_>g;f(BMovY:gi°n' 3' B]$'.Iai¥°?§I-i. Ivan ivuusiell. 2.

d t, S. Hazel WdBht. Qggsge (Milli-i Stewart Wood. 2. Blair Swan, 3, Violet Lewis and Edwin Cook (equal

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iiiiiiiiiiilllll Mill Yillli-I iaillillii ililipui ti iililii. villi‘ i-‘l

;, _. Hill.‘

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i‘. iiiiiill ‘Jlliliiiili litiliili ‘lilfiiill

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ALSO SPECIAL SHORTS — SHOWS 3.15 — and 8.45

4)? CAPITCUW TO-DAY- FliL-SAT.

C. ,0. F. Meetings

Mr, Percy Wright, Mil, C.C.li‘. member for Melfort, Basia, will ad- dress public mciltings as ioilows:

Montague, 1.0.01‘. lliill, Decem-

r . Pownail llall, December 4 Charlottetown, Sons of England Hail, (over Provincial Bank), De- cember 7.

All meetings at 8 pm.

ilationaliiilm Board FREE SOUND MOVIES

(Hilda Gillie) spring Park and Alexandria — M09.

ll ter River — Tilﬂdl‘? B331?“ — Wednesday Bradnlbnnc — Thursday Parkdrlie — F "

North Rustlco — 5'3"“!

135E353.’ Casualty List

OTTAWA. Dec. 1 —(CP)— The R.C.A.F. in its 436th casualty list or the war today reported two m8“ killed on active service overseas. seven missing after overseas air operations rind one dead of accid- ental injuries suffered in New- fouild and. ~

Following is the latest list of cus-

ualtiesz- OVERSEAS

Killed on nctivc service:

Bower, William Richardson, PO. Union Point. Men.

Rawson. Douglni Leroy, FltSzt. New Liskourd. oil.

Missing nftcr air operations:- .Mou, Jack, PO., Albc;ni. B C.

Plitr‘ck, Edmond Rupert, PO, (715261, Mrs. . (wife) 284 Mulinlvugoiiish Rd. Falrville, Saint John. NB. Teague. Denis Frank, PO. Mont- til

e .

Davidson, John Lsvery, 1i'lt.-Sgt., Toronto.

Hutchinson, John Alexander, Flt. Sgt. Toronto.

Taylor, Donald ‘Theodore, Fit. Sgt., 365251, W R. Taylor (father) Stiubenacadie, NB.

Rausch, Wiliiam Stanley, Sgt, St. Catharines. Ont.

Newfoundland:-

Died of accidental injuries: Knightley. Ronald George Ed-

ward" W01. Aglncourt, Ont.

WILMOT VALLEY RED CROSS

‘Filo annual meeting of tho Wil- mo’. Valley Red Cross wns held at the hcme of Mrs. HlilTy Curtiss. ‘Hie president, Mrs. ltarry Sim- mons praided. Minutes of prev- 101B meeting were rend and adopted.

The officers: President. Mrs. Harry Simmons; Vice-President, Mrs, Floyd Casely; and secretary- Trensurer Mrs. Horace Huestis ivere all re-electcd.

The secretary-treasurer gave a report of the ‘work (lone during the year. Anthem. The foilmillng is the work finished during the period Nov 11, 1941 until Oct. l3. 1942:

41 pairs socks, 7 sweaters, 2 palm golf hose. i airs mitts, 7 pairs gloves, 3 sh rts, 9 pairs Boy's yjnmas. 1 pair men's pyianlns. 2

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).

Grade V1I.—l. shirlev Gleam. l. Mar oric Arbing, 3. Marion Coles. I Gra e Six.-1 Eleanor Beli- 9- Dqiigias Moore and Stirlini MW"

(e ual) J Ruby MacMiiliin. rade Five-l Delight Beii- 3 Helen Macwm. 3 Elizabeth Cook. - 6mg, Faun-l, Vanda Buell, 2 Harry cook. 8 Joyce Mﬂcciiiliim- ‘Alice MacDonald (eiliiﬂii- clmie Three-i. sv-vio Maomiv.’ I. Jean MacCallum. 3- Miiilfm‘ Lund, Borden Myers (equal)

n1 Dc rtment

Grade Iliflgl. game Vast. I. Catherine Mwntltgrszeguaﬁriene Bell mgrmnIL-l-lip Gloria Godkin. l- Orion Bell, 3. Etta Sutherland and Clifford Greg??? (Milli)

G I.— o exam

s. pm; , Mill MacFadyen. Asslsctepiﬁsl, Georgie Hilils.

Alli|tarit,.0eorgie Hillie-

_v's suits, '7 chiidreil‘; dresses, 6 girl's dresses. 5 pairs child's stock- ings, 3 girl's coats, 4 siips, 12 sheets, 2 lliﬁpitul shirts. 1 dozen diapers, 1 qu .

REMEMBRANCE when Christmas brightens dull December 'I‘hen graciously we nhpuid ieuiem-

r Our gallant boys beyond the sea Wm? hold tliieir precious lives in

es To lave our lives and liberty. . —C. 1'.

Pile Misery

“HE'S FOUJVDRII!

DUBLIN - (OP) -— Eire’! 9M1 foundries have lost more than half their skilled workers to Britﬂlii since the war began because there is not sufficient scrap metal to keep the Dublin works in full pro- ductio

n.

BOTH FRUIT AND NUTS

Cashew trees. chi“ India. bear botiredi auto.

found in le fruit and

Curbed in i0 Minutes

Dorrtiei Itching, bleeding intorniilor protruding: Plies nap your vitality, rllln your norms, nmi llFlVli you crnsy with pain. Clilnarold. the recent discovery, lwto s tho pnili in i5 lliinules so ou can iva k, ride. work and enjoy life n com- fort. it also quickly aids nniuro to ro- iiovs the sore tender pnrts and shrinks the swollen tumors and restores normal functions of tho rectum. Get Ohlnarold irom your drllggris tminy tinder agron- limvit that Chlmiro d iviunt satisfy com. |ll0l6iY or money back. Only 35o.

Meeting closed with National .

Hwnnessev and D J Rilev. service at the grave was conducted by Re '. J.W McCardie. Interment was 1n tho Roman Catholic Cemetery.

And Vicinity o

Bristol

Ptc. Prank Bambrick, who was home on leave has left for Ontario to iii-join his unit.

Mr, Dwight Masher, who was. om loyed at Pictou for some time arr ved homo last week.

Last Sunday was the opening of the holy season of Advent and Churches in this vicinity announced the opening as the time of proper- ation for Christmas Advent.

Scme farmers were seen plou h- ing on Friryy farmer on being ploughing said he had ploughed a field as ate as January 15th one year and again the foliowing s ring on April 2nd. He further sated that there were only about three weeks of sleigh roads in the month of March, Waggon: travelling the months of January and February.

Friends of Mr. Lauxanceﬂauthier who is a patient in the Hospital at Charlottetown, will be leased to iii-I'll his condition is mu improv-

Miss Margaret Aldershaw. has (accepted a position 1n the city for the winter months.

Mr. Rupert Coffin, who was em- ployed at Morel], as egg grader for a year. later serving a year at the same work in the city, has arrived home and will follow his three brothel-s into the armed forces. Rupert will enter the R. C. N. at Charlottetown. The four Coffin Brothers sons of Mr. and Mrs. Gro- ver Coffin. ere Frank and George in the Canadian Navy; and Robert in the army somewhere in England for the post year. This column sn utes Mr. and Mrs. Coffin, who are today giving their last son who is able to serve to this worthy cause.

PteRobert Belanger, who was here on a. short visit to his wife who is residing with her mother hen, left on return to his unit last week. Pte. Belangerki home is in Quebec but his wife who was" before her marriage Alice Lepielre. cams home to reside with her mother.

RED POINT AND VICINITI

iswponilirgmmiibwvrmi’ ‘ii rile s ur home in t. Gather-iris“:

Mr. Donald F. Campbell of Rod Point who foo the past few s has been working in the tress

as

Seed Growers plant in Sour-is left to Jointhe R. C. A. l‘.

Born to w. and Mrs. mlh Campbell on Moulded’. l. baby boy, (James Augustus.)

Francis Ioriem has ro- turned to his homo at Black Pond

after h infLspe t 1n in theCBiXy. n ' t" am

lﬁ-einds of M31. Jbihn J. Camb- bell of of Red Point will be pic - ed to learn that she has resumed her household activities after her reicvent operation in the City Hos- D

“i l“ m..." peesan i; Miln and Mire. Jae. Moohley. Green- va e.

Miss lhteile Ooriilpbell teacher in New Zealand. spent the week- end at his horns in Soulris East.

RIVEDALL CHURCHILL W. I.

The annual meeting of Riverdale, Churchill Wunenk Institute was

e visitors present. Meeting opened in usual way. Roll cal‘. was rs- sponded to by each member paying 10 cts. Minutes of inst annual and regular meeting avers read and approved. It was decided to make

innon. It was also decided to hold weigh party at the horns of Mrs, Fred uchanan. The follow- ing are the officers for the ensuing year. Pnsident, Mrs. Fred Buch- anan Vice Pros, Mrs. John A. Mac- Killiioh. Sec. Tree, Mrs. Oliver Macleod. Directors, Nit-s. Robbie MacKinnon, Mrs. Lem Lamont. Auditors, Mrs. Guy Mscuod, Mrs. Noi‘ Lamont.

Sick Com, Mrs. Lem Lamont, Mrs. Guy MacLeod.

School 00m, Mrs. Erie Ferguelon, Mrs. Finlay Mscrsdyen. Entertainment ccmmittce. Miss Jean MsoDougall, Mrs. Neil 1A.- mbnt. Next meeting to be held at. home of Mrs. John Allan Mac-

A.B

pic's Union met in the vestry with Mrs. Clark in charge of the citizen- ship program. ‘Tile meeting open- ‘ed by singing hymn Lord Speak ‘To Me As I May Speak. Rev. L. M. iMurrav then led in prayer followed by scripture reading st. Matthew 5:

amount-ed to 65 cts. The worship

21th, the ol est Tw asked about iste u

held at the home of Mrs. Finley ‘ - Mecliiadyen, with 10 members and

THE .Q_HI;\RID_'IIP_E'L'OWN__GQAED_IAN

CEllTlliiI. Cllillllililll

This solllnm h reserved for new: of local interest, but advertising 0f I I"!!! nature may be inserted It five cents a word. strictly pay- able in advance.

CONIIDIB-AHON IJII . mo‘. INCH?“

‘oviqsT a IIMINItJEIII, 1f you hgvg 00k: ymen o our count. lbnnell 6r . ig-l-ﬂ-l

NORTH RIVER. Ba tint Chin-ch, Dec. d Fairview serv e 1.1‘ A. M. Dovo iociai Service Friday B P. M. North River servie 3 P. M Long Bl Thank Offering ser- vice ‘L30 P. M. Clyde River Spe

cial service by Young People. 7.30. A cordial welcome. Rev. A. E. Todd. lﬂnleter. 12-8-11

LAID T0 REST— The funeral of the iato Mrs. (Capt) James A. Hughes was held yesterday morning frcm the residence of her son to St. Dunstanb Basilica where Re- quiem High Mass was sung by Rev. Louis A. Dougan who aiso conducted services at the grave. The pallbearers were: Messrs. John Cormlay, Patrick Murnaglian, Conn. T. Andrew Butler, James Sherry. Chief Angus Mac- Eachern and Patrick Dennis. In- torment was in the Roman Cath- olic Cemetery.

FUNERAL SERVICES The funeral of the late Mrs. Alfred E. MacEachen was held f (‘m Frank‘ Rennesseys mineral Hrme yester- daiytamorning to St. DllliStulVS Ba- sil where Solemn Requiem High Mass was sung by Rev. R. V Mac- Kenzle with Rev. L A. Dougan as deacon arid Rev, LJ. Ayers as sub-deacon. Pallbearers were: Dr. . Reid, Ross Bethune, LB MacMillan, 53A. McLeod, James

Nonirn wrursmnn Y P. U.- n November 26th the Young Peo-

13-16, 13:31-33, St. John 17:18 read by Peggy Easter. The offering

period was brought to a close by Singing a hymn. In the absence of the President the Past President took charge of the meeting.

Suzidny night service for Dec. 6th was dkcussed and a committee

(Qt-F THREE

Potato Price Ceiling Question Under iievision

25, has been received by Mr. T. J Innien, Summerside, seen

the P-EJ. Marine 501N1- 110m

ture, " er : "Your letter of Nov. 17th to m0 Honourable Jamel G. Gﬂfdlllul‘ was, following Mr. Gardiner-s re- ply A? you, referred fabiélis gvfvfilg- " you are pro . Whllﬁl 13mm wuttiggi tirgnaetablleh a ce g on po a question is being carefully review- ed before ceiling prices foil’ the hi! season are definitely established. “It is my understandin that the ceiling established, whi 10W” than the high point ceiling of last year, was higher than the price obtained for potatoes at the same period of last year."

passed in. The canvassing for the church papers was discussed. but it was decided to leave this over until the next meeting. The Roll Gill was answered. by 9 members and 2 new members paid their dues. ‘There was one visitor present. The next meeting _is to be held in the vestery with Gertie Toombs in charge of the culture program- The subject for the evenings div. cussion was a church in every community. The meeting closed by singing Abide With Me allowed by The Benediction.

LARGELY ATTENDED FUN’- ERAL- The funeral of the late Mr. Harry Matheson, veteran Charlottetown fireman, was held yesterday afternoon from the Cut- cliffe Funeral Home. He passed away at the Prince Edward Island Hospital this week following a lengthy illness. The service at the Funeral Home and at the grave was conducted by Rev. G. Carlyle Webster, Minister of Zion Presby- teriarl church. Members of the City Council, the Fire Department and the City Police Force attend- ed in a body as did also the Odd- fellows. Pallbearers were: Messrs. DJ" Bethune, John Martin, Thom- as Howatt, Fred ‘Largo, John Turner and Robert Rattrav.

Mr. and Mrs. Bernard A. Allen and family. of Saint John, are visit- ing Mrs. Allen's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Worth, of Charlottetown.

W84 lppointed to see about some. o new Subscriptions for the r rorm was paid for and other riptions received. A receipt for a War Saving Certificate was

l-ier

There whirl (iii of

porn“ or—

Klnnon. Roll call. exchange of Christmas gifts. The value of the Sifts be 25 ctii. At the close of

the meeting a dainty lunch was lived I DUN!-

vrwr ‘

k 5 th:a:i<:BP“er“m ’ Bone! P

3 YOU CAN DON Al’! your Pats and Bones to your local Voluntary Salvage Committee in any place where they collect them, or-s

rDIPlRTMiNT OF NITIONM WAR SERVICES National Salvage Division -.1;nii1umiiiivnixi-i...1n???. ..n'r.ii~ni'i-'-" ' Sta-eel -w 1- y.“ Qlelmi - ~ - t. z = f not

TOURIST NOTI - Mogador in French northwest

‘libs following letter. dltnd Nov. of.

Mr. H. Barton. %ty Minister of Ottawa:

Comment 0n Service Club Issue

VANC Dec. i —(CP) - Archblsho William Duke Roma-u Catholic chbiahop of Vancouver.

said today Msgr. Philippe Deere-n- lﬂli. Bishop of Sherbrooke, doubt- less had "local reasons for urging Catholics to avoid mcmbershi 1n service clubs" in a pastoral tter $841 Sunday in churches in his

ocese. Archbishop Duke mid "so far as Vancouver ii concerned 1 have no prejudice against any of our ser- vice clubs. I believe they are re- a nsibs for much charitable work t t is religious in Ipirit if not in name. WINNLPEG, Doe. 1 - (OP) — Winnipeg Roman Catholics will not be barred from membership in service clubs. Rt. Rev. Frank R. Wood, Chancellor of the Winnipeg Diocese, laid today in commenting Oil I pastoral letter read in Shet- brooire. Que. Diocese last Sunday. 1n the letter, Msgr. Philippe Deg- Bishop of sherbrooke, Roman Catholics to avoid membership in "neutral societies and clubs, because they "display complete religious neutrality" and ‘proclaim the putting aside of all religious creed.’

Catholic Authorities 1

“l want to put

five pounds on baby!

ls Quaker 01b I GOOD Food for lllal

Y Mothers, Quake: Oats X lax}; in putting warned pounded! baby! Science nys that to givI normally and ﬁll out, babies mind hlsvc amomg! 012C!‘ food clscnngll, en c o0 cncrg , proteins 5.1a g vitamins. Rollo; on: leads many other wliole-grai n cereal! in rorein: and Viumin Bi. Willi!!! n food enrrg . . . provides loll vvholc- rsinbu Couksineierfhlﬂ the co eel Ge: a package today]

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“We have riot examined the con- stitutions of the local service clubs", | said Father Wood, "but we have no information which would lead us to believe members of the Roman Catholic Church should not belong to them."

He referred to the Rotary - wants and Lion clubs and said: NOt-iliiis has happened locally 1° i0 us that member- 3215.5“; “w; ~=

i‘ mem er o r Catholic Church." ° Mm“

War—25 Years Ago, Today

(‘By The Clnldiln Prose) DEG. 8, 191'! —Slight gains made by Germans at La Vac uexle and east of Marlooing in attec s on Brit- lsh lines in Cambrai area Russo- German negotiations for aomistioe began at Brest-Litovslr. Financial crisis developed in Austria.

ANCIENT MALARIA

Malaria. has been known u a disease of man since ancient times:

Africa is noted for its broad bath- ing benches and mild climate.

is a serious shortige

h this shomiBt c

dripping. eve i’ lyCe r

drip? 1nd 0i Wﬂimet in“) ‘

I YOUR MIA‘! DIALIRS will pay you , _per [and for your in dripping and 1¢ per rd for scrap hi. You can keep this money

its cure was discovered in the 11th century.

INVESTED IN QUAKER DA" Cvmnnred r0 ihervczega olinsuy

oviicr landing I11

cerc

ONII YOU . .0 267% MORE h) Pro- loinsl 100K MORiin Food-Energy I 15075 MORE in Vitamin Bi t 9595 MORE in iron - 429% Mona in Phosphorus.

lndy Ocncdck Favourite Breakfast Food

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Honor Roll for month of Octo

Grade X--MKX'JOl1B Buclm; Blanch Dociuriyl, leuyinond M Quillan

Grade IX.—-Aivin hhlcPheg, gig: ‘VIL- itcxnikltfacllzheo. .- azc. Jar»? ea, e Docherty, Helen DOCIlIWFfI, J m Grade I Sn-Btfrlil AnlcPheo. Grade I. Jl‘.—-Kt*lliiﬂii'i Inches-Q “Pa... . chm

in and d“ only myoc- ' °' “lifts

IIRI IS IIOW ‘IO DISPOSI OI FATS AND BONES

Tile Mm Dealers of Canada as a patriotic eﬁort, are co-operaiing with the Government in this ail-important war work by contributing their collection facilities. Now you an dlopon ol you: Fats and Bones in any one of the following ways:

2 YOU CAN TURN THE PROCEEDS over to your local Voluntary Salvage Committee and/or to a registered local War Chgriiy.

in aisreace.

CO-OIIIAIQI

WARTIMI PRICES l

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J YOU CAN CONYlNUltopisceouryou: his and bones for collection by your Street Cleaning Department where such a system is

livery spoonful of dripping, every piece of in and every bone, cooked, im-

cooked, or dry, must be saved. h’: a day-io-day job. Your contribution may

seem small and unimportant, but even one ounce of fat dripping per person - per week will give us 36,000,000 pounds oi’ Pa! each year for glycerin!-

Q/atelo. Rama/mm _1om august angady ue%d/ THIS CAMPAIGN iS FOR Till DURAUON OF T"! WAR

no mo: loll"

Oil: and Fats Admlnlefrvlloil

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