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ruii cnurnar. GUARDIAN

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TE NURSES ALUMNAI oi the Prince Edward Island Hospi- tal will meet at the Cundall Home on Friday, November 16th. Remem- ber your Group Hospltilization,

11-14-31.

SILVER Bllwl INSTITUTE ORGANIZED - On the evening of Thursday, Nov. 8. the women of Road's Corner met together at tho home of Mrs. Obbie MacArthur for the purpose of organizing a Women's Institute branch in their

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The Supervisor was in and e iainled various Phases of the Inst tute program. The following officers were elect- coming ycir: President, . S. Benton; Vice-President, Lester Eagiole; Secretary, Mrs. Bradford Cairns; 'I‘reasur‘er, Francis MacQuarrie Mrs Clarke MacQuarrie, Mrs. Bernettc Crozler and Mrs Wyman Calms were appointed directors and Mrs. Obbie MacArthur and Mrs. Brad- ford Y_co as auditors. The second Thursday cf each month was ‘ chosen as the date oi meetings and

Mrs. Bradford Cairns invited [he

group to meet at her home in December. * “THZE PROBLEM 0F RECON-

VERSION - EXPORTS"—-M0ntil-

: “The changes brought about in Oana economy by the war are clearly reflected in the export figures. The tripling of the value of exports probably represenm more than a doubling of physical volume) mir- rors the extra-ordina increase in output that has t-esul from the intendve employment of our pro- ductive resources, both human and material. and an analysis of the export figures gives a striking im- pression qf the size and nature of the readdustments that will be re- quired in the return to a. peace- time economy. Much of the war- time increase, iihe Review points out, reflects shipments of arma- ments and war supplies, whose dis- appearance from trade channels means a sharp contraction in the war-swollen e rt to How-

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Honor Roll for Octobe

Maris on Grade —l.

Doris 0’Halloran, Myra . 8. Teresa O'Brien &

mean ohm Ix (b)—1.

I. Rik. McOue. . Ell

ﬁiiiﬁimm "m

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Alfredo G rmeila

redo VI-l. auit. 2. MeeDon nt r2 Marv Cameron Lucy Geaudet. 8. Loui Gm Menard. lie Goudet

Beqv soPerrv

ade rraim 2. Jean a

leer-lee leaner. 2. Yvonne Pelw-

Oirien. l. Ph-mcos Perry.

Arson s. Lucina Ga

IV-l. Dannie Klhoh. 2. m (french) - 1. " l. Ve da Geudet. 3. flit-i. Thor-ma Conway. Sherry d: Florence Arsen- ....i.- n"? . -- .~ we. . mote. l. male ‘ivav. Grade I! (Pcﬂlcli) - i. Anldine Ax-senauit. 2. Norman Doucette. 3.

ever, exports o a civﬂlnn nature have also expanded greatly as a result o! the war, an if satisfac- tory trading conditions are re- established ii suitable financing measures are armnged, there is every likelihood that a substantial part of the expansion will be held.

MATHEBON .. CURRIE wedding of interest to a wide cir- cle of friends in the Maritime: and Ontario tookplace at the home of the bride's parents on October i6, i943. when Ethel May, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln Currie, Pownal, P.E.I., was united in mar- riage with Emest Lloyd Matheson, of Mount Stewart, P.E.I., and St Catharines, Ont... son of the late 1M1‘. and Mrs. William Mnthesnn, formerly of Forrest Hill, P.EI

The ceremony was performed by the Rev. _ acVicar. The bride, who was unattended, enter- ed the room on the arm of her father, to the strains of the wed- ding march played by Mrs. Harold Smith. She wore a street leu th dress of paﬁa gold wool and er corsage was of American Beauty rose; end maidenhnir fern. A buffet luncheon was served, Mrs. L. Poole of Montague, cousin of the bride, poured tea, while assist- ing in serving were: Elinor and Jean Currie, sisters ci the bride, Mrs, Edison Smith. and Miss Isabel lugs The bride was the recl lent of many beautiful gifts and 5 ow- ers were held for her in Mone- ton. N.B., and Mount, Hope, P.E I

Altar the reception the happy cou- ple loft on a. wedding trip to Hali- fax and will later roceerfto St Csthnrincs, where Matheson. recently a Sergeant in the Cana- sdian Army, will resume the work he left for enlistment. They will reside in St. Catharines.

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'In the Samctuarv were Rev Leo-

. TREASURER BIBLE SOCIETY. . . G. Putnam, 2'16 Richmond Street, Charlottetown, ia the Treas- urer of the P. E. I. Auxiliary Bible Society. 11-14-21.

s/sor. ‘s. u. honours wens

ted. l-lynrns were “The Voice Breached O'er lden" and "O Perfect Love." The bride. who was given away by her fath- er. wore a w carried a bouquet of white chrys- enthemums. The bridesmaids. Miss Eileen Knight and Miss Maud Ives (cousins of the bride) wore pale ureen and rose pink satin dresses respectively. with fronee chrvl- anthemmn headdressee. and

q while Miss R s P burst (ﬂower air]. bride's niece). wore white saﬁn with head- dress and posv of memories. The best man was R.Q.M.S. W. D. Stews. R.O.A.

In Memorlam

NR8. ANGUQ MCINNII

At the home of her daughter. Mil-s J. A Lannan. Montague on October. 3 ill-iii. there passed peacefully away Lucy McLelian. widow of the laﬁe Angus Mclnnis

Born at Indian River '18 years am. she was the daughter on. Arch Meridian and Ellen MacDonald Durina her early life she lived In different DEPT-B of P El and Nova. Sootia, finally settling in Glenwrrodale where she was married and made her home un- til the death of her husband in 11m. she then took up residence in Souris when she remained imtii s year ago when ill health necessitated heu- imimz to live with her daumhter.

A devout member Catholic Faith she poasessd a sincere devotion to the Mother of God and am unlimited umfid- ence in prayer She was visited dmtrina her illness bv Rev. Owen Kiilitins from whose hands she received the last Holy Rites of her Church and died as she had lived a. truly Christian woman.

or a quiet and unassuming disposition. she was most devot- ed to her family and a senile consideration for the feelings of others. won the respect of all with whom she came in contact. This was shown bv the em!!- aions of sympathy Mal ands and Spiritual Bouquets received bv the family.

She leaves to mourp ihree sons and two daughters: Sgt. Law- rence of Cltv Police, Charlotte- town. Ernest Charlottetown. Fit-Sgt William J. Moncton. 3.; Mrs. J. A. Lennon. Mon- ielzue and Mrs. Harold Keough. Millis. Mass Also eleven grand- children One son Albert Dre- deceased her.

'I‘he funeral was held on Friday

of the

lto stf Mary's Church Scuris where Requiem Him Mass was sunk by Rev. D. P. (hioken

nerd MacDonald and Rev. Pr. MoKenns Fr. MoKenna con- ducted the services at the grave. wihere a kind and loving mother was laid to met.

The pail bearers were Adrian McInnls Vinc Mcisaoc. Hank Stems Peter Mclsaac. Alex Mooney and P- A. Mchel- la .

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Mr and Mrs. Laurence Mo-

Innis. Charlottetown.

THIS LITTLE PILL Hels The LWER

In your particular case there may be no need to kc CaInmel-far simpler to use Dlt. IIAMILTOPPS PILLS and make your Liver more active. This little pill steps up the flow of bile overnight-neat mom- ln| you should feel brighter, hap- ler more full of "pep’. No more eadaches, no more constipation! Poor digestion a thin of the astl Stoluaclh“ " re loved! eke your Liver pour out two pints of bile Into your bowels ever day- then yon'l start to feel ll e new. Why not try for these benefits? To help get new energy and feel once more like your own self, a reared

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to assist you is DI. HAMILTON‘ ealers.

Brookiinle. m-a. Mai-amt Keenan. and Martha and live. Power Milk,

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Prank and am. Nowell. man. u:' Mrs. Albert om » m and .1 McAla.Ice- Mimi's: In“ “re-canny

. . s. . loleervile. El.

m. and Mrs. W J. Mcinnis; Monofon -

Mr. Ernest McIn-nls. Char- ioY-tetown.

Staniev and Lonnie Mclnnls. Giarlotteiown

Mr and Mrs. J A Lennon. Montague.

Bert Lannan. Aldershot. N S.

Eleanor. Gerald and Helen Lamnam. Monltaazin

lit. and bill's Harold Keough. Millis. Mass

M-r and Mrs. P‘ Coyie and family. " ‘ ue

Mr. and Mrs VArBhur Drothcre Greenfield

IVE and Mrs lilranch MIIYPDU. Mcntamle

Mr. and Mrs n. .1, l-‘lynes. Montamie

Mr. and Mrs P. J. MoKenn-B. Montague

Catholic Warren's 118881! Morvtakue

Dr. and Mrs. A. P. Duly.

New Perth

Mrs. M. J. Mahaa’ and J00. Charlottetown.

lvllr. and Mrs. Neil Gumball.

Greenwood. Mam. Mrs. Marv O. Mole-lien and family. Charlottetown. Mr. and Mire. Maurice Daiy. St. Mary's Road. Stewart Mc-

Mr. and Mrs. Iintyre. East Point. t Mir. ‘Donald Molnnme. ﬁst

ma. mama. m. Michael Mdlinnis. 8...... Daisy Doyle, Charlott-

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TRY U NEXT TIME

J. Ernest ll. Worth

DBUGGIST Phone l2

Mm. A Bruce. Montasue Mrs. Caitisrhie Praueht, 8t Vincent's Orphanage.

ENBOLLMENTS IN JESUIT SEMINAR-Y GUILD

Mlas Marv McAuley, Mass.

Miss Aimee Moiinll. Mas.

Miss Phenols

Bostui

Mes. Miss

Mass. WREATII

w‘ and Mrs. w .1. Mclnnis Moncton.

MESSAGES OI‘ BYMPATHY I

Mrs. Wm. Malone, Souris.

Mr. and Mrs. Ed. -Da1y, 5t. Mary's Road.

M1‘ and Mrs St. Mary's Road.

Mr. and Mrs. Gervase McLel- lan. Indian River.

Mr. and Mrs. Major Young. Red Point.

Mr. Montwue. Miss Tena Collinga, Circa-lotte-

McDonald.

. town Hospital. .

Mrs. Jos Ryan. Peaks Stn. Mr and Mrs. G. J. Stewart, Red Point.

Mir. Peter Conway, New Zea-

Miin H. L. Stems and Doreen. Charlottetown.

MoPhee. Boston, Mus. Thomas Gracie. Boston. Victoria McPhee. Boston.

Lawrence Duly,

and Mire. P. G. Momtyre.

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Miss 1T.M_ I Roam. Char Min G trud Ammud Charlottetown? e t‘ Mrs. McKinnon. Rollo Bay. Mi“ 58W McCabe. Boston Miss Marv Campbell, Reid Point Wills. Winmie mtiveray. Spurn

M849 McPherson, Olmrlottetovvn. Mb Imelda. Mlcicilsn, Indian River.

Gard 0f Thanks

The family of the late Mrs Micinnis. slumnely wish to thank the kind neighbors and friends for the visits. Mass Cards. Spiri- tual Bouquets. and messages

sympathy which were received durine the illness a/nd death oi their mother. 11-15 1f

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THE“ BRITISH AND FOREIGN BIBLE SOCIETY

SUNDAY, NOV. 18th?

REV. A. H. WILKINSON, 8.17.

A General Secretary British and Foreign Bible Society, London, England

ST. PAUL'S CHURCH-ll A.M.

REV. J. B. M, ARMOUR, D.D. General Secretary for Canada and Newfoundland THE KIRK OF ST. JAMES-ll A.M. . REV. J. M MURCHISON

District Secretary for New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH-ll A.M.

UNITED WOMEN’S MISSIONARY SERVICE lllON CHURCH HALL-J RM.

MRS. A. H. WILKINSON

Mrs. Wilkinson has had missionary experiences in China and is thoroughly conversant with the work of the British and Foreign Bible Society. All women are invited to attend this service.

SUMME RSIDE

THE REV. J. B. M. ARMOUR, DD. TRINITY UNITED CHURCH-7 P.M.

REV. J. M. MURCHISON CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH-‘l P.M.

REV. A. H. WILKINSON, B.D.

WILL ADDRESS A MASS MEETING FOLLOWING THE CHURCH SERVICES

This meeting is under the auspices of the Summerside Branch of the Bible Society, and will be broadcast over CHGS. The Rev. Dr. Armour and the Rev. J. M. Murchison will be present.

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