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Thus inch by painful inch our prscdtionsrs of dis healing arts gain upon the intrenchetl da- mons of Disease. Bit by his they strip dread scourgea oi‘ their vested terror. Accordingly, the tally of man's mortal enemies becomes leaner, year upon year.

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The monthly meeting o! Sprint vale W. I. met at the home of Mrs. Harry Younker on Tuesday evenkig, v October lth. I

The meeting opened with the Oda . followed by the Club Women's ' Creed in unison. Minutes of iast meeting were resd and adoptedJ Fourteen members answered Roll? Cali. One member subscribed for “institute News". Correspondenc was read by secretary. Couun-itie; were heard from and new ones ap- pointed. siok Committee, Mrs. Reay

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Mm University of London. England. and Sh, 1, nqw “m: u, Vancouver m announced by W. W. Swiaden.

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NOTICE T0 ADVEBTISEBS- All advertisements to appear ta VGuardian must be in olilce by noon oi day previous to insertion to ensure publication.

FUBS REPAIBDD and Remodel- led by experienced Furrier 8 Upper Hillsboro Street. Phone 2324.1.

CHURCH SERVICES. - Service on Sunday. Octobe 20th. At Cross Roads at 11 A. M. Alexandra at 730 P. M. Rev. Sterling Stackihome, Minister.

HAZELBROOII Baptist Qhumh. -Rev. I. Judson MW will plead on Sunday, October 20th at 3 P. M. Sunday School will meet at 2 RM.

THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH lN cANADm-Services on Surday. October 20th will be as follows- Caledonia 11.00 A. M. Murray Har- bour 3.00 P. M. Wood Islands 7.30 P. M. Rev. T. A. A. Duke. Minister.

SERVICES 0F WORSHIP. —- Sunday, October 20th. Presbyter- ian Church in Canada-Ca-rdlilan 11 A. M. Lorne Valley 8 P. M. Mon- tague 7.30 P. M. Sacrament of the llsord’; Spper at Cardigan. October '2'Ith. R. D. MacLean. Minister.

HUNTER RIVER UNITED CHURCH CHARGE. —- Services 0n Sunday, October 20th are as fol- ltrwaz-Hurster River 11 A. M. Wheatley River 3 P. M. and North Wiitshire 7.30 P. M. Rev. J. I. Mor- rison, Mirsister.

ENGAGEMENT. — Mr. and Mrs. Frederick C. Inman Victoria, an- nounce the engagement of their daughter Ida Isabel to Mr. Sheldon R. Cameron son oi Mr. and Mrs. W. .P. Cameron. Albany. Marriage to [take place early in November.

BRADALBANE United church Charge. Services Sunday. October 20th. Rose Valley 11 A. M. North Granville 3 P. M.. Communion Pleasant Valley 7.30 P. M. W. B MacPhaii, Minister.

WINSLOE UNITED CHARGE.- Services for Sunday. October 20th. Highleid; 11.00 A. M. Princetown Road 3.00 P. M. Winsloe North 7.30 P. M. A meeting of the Young Pec- _ pies will be held at the hall Friday, at 8.30 P. M. J. Haber Kean. Stud- ent Minister. , ENGAGEMENT. — Mr. and Mrs. Clair Johnston. Charlottetown, an- mnunce the ensazement of their daughter Muriel Bernice. to David Guy. son of Mr. and Mrs. Cameron lurid. Murray Harbour North. Mar- riage to take place in the near fut» ure.

CENTRAL PARISH. -- services ‘for Stir-lay. October 20th. Cance l Cove 11 A.M. Sunday School 10 A.M.

Nine Mlle Creek 3.15 P. M. Clyde River 7 P. M. S. S. 10 A. M. Rev. T. W. Goodwill. Minister.

NON-PARKING AREA — Ar a recent meeting of the Charlotte- town Police Committee it was de- aided to make the south side- of Iiuston Street from Great George to Weymouth Street a non-puns. ing area. The area front Queen to 5"" °¢°Y8e on Duster: Street ms previously made a non-parking zone on the south side. The new regulation will make the overall area on the smith side of Sutton from Queen to Weymcuth a re- stricted parking area. -

T0 ATTEND UNIVERSITY - Miss Ruth Robinson who has been Blinding the summer with her brother, Brie at Augustine Cove. has left for Vancouver where she will enter the University of Brit- ish Columbia. Miss Robinson was

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superintendent, ____ July 1946 and formerly assistant ISLAND yonggmggg Toqq‘ superintendent at Mcncton. N. B.. n was reported only psi-t of Prot- arc ._ m. s: w. Clay. officer m the "this suvvrllﬂmdenl- “Jimmi- estant Orphanage money collected. charge of livestock field services, advised that another lot of regis-

‘Iihe business portion closed with tered Yorkshire swine the “Kihfﬂaftsr which In "Auction week shipped to wusiiu Limited. Sale” took place instead of a pro- Montr-eal. for their large farm at Vaudreuil, Quebec. This lIY-l Melted bidding. Mrs. Charlie ment consisted of two boars from Newport. very cl/pebly acted as Borden Boswell, Dunstaffnage; hvo auctioneer. Tihe sum o! $12.10 was boars from s, C. Stewart. Dunsi/aff- 3° 5° W"! 13- nale; and six sows from W. l-wwh w» then Daley. IonuLate in September a "W" b! hm"! "l6 60mm"!!! l" shipment of forty-one head went forward to Winnipeg and Edmon- _ ton. When this lot was passing loll-DON _ lgp)__ A m‘ ln_ through Montreal, it Nvas inspected M by a tQpTQIQIIIICIVO of Wilsirs Lim- qlmumml 31mg.“ ited. He was so impressed with the superior type that he lrnmedi- low up to ﬂ tone spelled ateiy forwarded an order for ten mum gm em be head. ’.l‘l|ese shipments indicate that in a outfitted Prince Edward Island ls recognized

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IIOIMANT, Charlottetown. can new offer sheets. ilannsllette blankets and ail wool blankets. Helium's. second floor.

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OAVENDISH UNITED CHURCH —Pu.blic Worship, Sunday. October 20th. 11.00 A. M. New Glasgow. 7.30 P. M. Cavendish. Rev. E. F. Coffin, Minister.

TBYON — BONSHAW BAPTIST PASTORATE. — Services for Sun day. October 20th are: Albany 11 A. M. Westmoreiatsd 3 P. M. Tryon 7.30 P. M. Rev. C. A. l-lioks. Mir» later.

FRESH ISLAND SMELTS, Mack- erel, Salmon and Fillets at City Fim Market.

MEETING P. E. I. MUSICAL Festival Association, Tuesday, Oct. 22nd, 2.30 P. M. Prince of Wales College. .

DID YOU LOSE bedding in the laundry fire? Just arrived Sheets, fiannellette illnankets and all-wool blankets. Ho sn's. Char- lottetown-. second floor.

R.C.A.I~‘. FUND AIDS VETERANS —The Provincial Chairman of the R.C.A.I-". Benevolent Fund. H. C- Bourke, reports that during the month of August. 1948, there were 100 loans made throughout Can- ada totaiiing $10,727.85; 85 grants totalling $12,846.64 and that 134 other applicants received help with their problems other than through financial assistance. Charlottetown Office oi the Fund is at 25-27 Queen Street/Telephone 310.

RETURN FROM P. E. I. — Mrs. James Cummings, Temperance Street. was over to P. E. I. one day iast week. motoring over with her daughter and scn-in-law, Fit Lt. and Mrs. Condon and their two children Diane and Richard. who

and Mrs. Pern Condon and her parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Cum- mings. Mrs. Harold Bent BCCOIVr panied Mrs. Cummings. They went by Caribou, returning by Cape Tor- mentine. They called on Miss Shir‘- ley Cummings, attending ‘Mt, A. University at Sackvilie and ‘frsited at Mcncton and Dorchester on the way home. -_New Glasgow News.

CITY POLICE COURT - At the City Police Court yesterday morn- ing a man charged with reckless

driving a car while intoxicated was sentenced to 10 days. A drunk and incapable was given 20 days. A man charged with disorderly con- duct w-aa fined $20 and costs or 30 days. A drunk and disorderly was dismissed. In a case of unlawful possession of liquor the accused was fined $200 and costs or three months. A man charged with freep- ing liquor for sale was fined 850 and costs or one month. There were two cases dealing with ‘sum- mary ejectment. One was remand- ed a week and in the other an order for summary ejectment was issued.

Personals Mrs. D. A. MacDonald has re- turned to her home in Penkes af- ter spending a month visiting rcia- tives in the United States. rm. Mattie Huggan of Charlotte- town, Mrs. W. G. Loggie. Mrs. ‘RB. Inglis. Misses Jean and Marion In- glis and Robert Inglis of Shediac spent; the Thanksgiving weekend in town, guests oi Mrs. C. S. Partly- Amherst News.

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MI. THOS- STEWART

l-iia many friends will learn with regret of the death of ‘Phol. Stewart which occurred , ember 25th, 1946, at his home in Kensington.

Apparently in the beat oi health _ until the latter part o! July, he wasl seised with e fatal illness and, entertained; 57mm“ 70700575 " 53PM CHURCH Belfast, Sunday October for his recovery. and despite thel Th‘ 20th. Service at 2.30 P. M. will be tender-est care and nursing Codi

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willed otherwise. and on the above ' date, his spirit took its flight.

He leaves to mourn a sot-rowing wife and one son Roy, of the Bank of Nova Scotia, Mostcton, N. B.. also two sisters (Bertie) Mrs. Claude Mill- Charlottetown and (Harrie) Mrs. Wilson Adams, Bea View: two brothers, Alien of Charlottetown‘ and James oi Concord. N. H.

The deceased was employed for

over thirty years at Kennedy Bros,‘

Kenairgton and where he made a host oi friends who will mourn hisl Passing.

It is in the home where he will be sorely miissed as he was a con- stant companion to hh wife, and friends and neighbour were assist» ed a welcome at all times.

He was a member o! the United Church. where the iuneral was held on September 27th and was largely attended.

The service was conducted by his pastor Rev. Lewis Murray assisted by Rev. Jas MscGowan of the Pres. Church also Rev. Russell Woodside assisted at the grave.

The hymn-s sung were. Abide With Me. The Lord's My Shepherd and Peace Perfect Peace. Also a beautifully rerxiered solo “In the Garden" by Mr. Russell MacKay.

The pail bearers were: Charles Kennedy, Allison Bernard, Claude Ciow, Harry MacFarlane. Preston Tocmbs and Claude Dunning.

The following floral oiferirus were received: Pillow, the family. Spray. Laura and family. Wreath, Minnie and Gladstone, Regina. Sask. Spray, Alien. Amie and iam- ily. Charlottetown. Crescent, Bertie. Claude and family, Charlottetown. Spray, Ficrrie, Wilson and ‘lihane. Double Spray. Aunt Eliza. Moncton. N. B. Spray, W. R. MacKay and family. Brnckley. Spray, Burn-ass and Harry MacFar-lam of Sum- merside. Crescent, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Clow. Wreath, Daisy and Preston. Pearl and Charlie Gates-a» Jar, Staff P. J. and C. Kennedy.

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Spray Mrs. Goss and ‘loom-be family. Spray, Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Hoar. Moncton. N. B. Wreath, Minnie

had spent their vaoa-tion in New and Jean Macumi sway’ Ella‘! Glasgow visiting his parents. Mr. Jam-and El-lc Jaw-mt c“; new}

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Mrs. Thos. Stewart and son Roy. wish to thank all their friends who helped in any way during their recent sad bereavement; also

driving was fined 830 and coals or clergyman Doctors and Ml, Jcaj 40 days. The accused in a case of epll Davlson and “w” who m“,

floral tributes and messages o: gyln. paihy.

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orrawa. Oct. is --(CP)—Igos Gouzsnko testified in Ontario Sup-l reme Court today that he had sev-

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let regime but not with Russia- Russia existed a thousand years be! fore that regime and it will exist for s. thousand years after it is gone."

The former cipher clerk at the Russian embassy in Ottawa came out with that statement in the, midst of prolonged and searching cross-examination by Defence Conn-f sel Joseph Sedtwick in the cou- spiracy trial of Eric George Adams.

Adams, former official in several branches of the Federal Govern ment. is charged with conspiring to conlmmiicate {confidential inform-' ation for Russia. He was first de- tained iast Feb. 15 at the outset of the Canadian espionage probe,

Freighter iiepamii Sinking

‘TRIESTE Oct. i6 —(AP)- The United States freighter Cas- sius Hudson struck two mines off the Istrian Peninsula today and was reported sinizing with her carzo of 8.600 ions ci U.N.R.R.A. coal.

The vessel. bound for Venice. struck the second mine while be- ing towed to port by British tu s following the first explosion. e

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MisfBabe Hiseier, Halifax. was bridesmaid, and wore a 80W" °l blue net over ice blue satin with a shoulder-length veil. Her bouquet was of mauve and yellow mums.

Murray Winters. brother "if ihB groom. was best man and the ush- ers were John Lohnes. brother of the bride and Harvey Miller-

Mrs. Marie Scoiilmilﬁl‘ W" 501°‘ ist and sang "I'll Walk Beside You" during the silnlﬂs 0! ll" register. Mrs. Nelson Lohnea was organist.

The bride's mother was attired in a smart ensemble of brocaded blue sheer crepe, floor-length with which she wore black accessories and s corsage of suapdragons and mums. The groom's mother was attired in a street-length dress of powder blue crepe with which she were black accessories and a cor- sage of American Beauty roses.

A reception for a number of guests was held later at Bcscowen Manor, Lunenburg, where the bride's table was attractively decor- ated and centred with a three-tie.- wedding cake. Those assisting in serving were Mrs. Betty Lohnes

Marjorie Hiseler, Carolyn Miller. Mrs. Irvin Masher. Mrs. Bill John- son, Mrs. Max Maser.

Fvllvwins a motor trip m, Co... pie will reside at Charlottetown. PEI.

Mrs. Winters was on the staff of the City Hall. Halifax. for sever- al years prior to her marriageI

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The fire was discovered at ‘I:- zs tonight and railway forces aid- ed by members of the Newcastle tire department put out the flam- es afier a three-hour battle. Dant- sge was mainly to wooden ties NI the eastern end M the LOW-foot

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