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LARCEN Y INC.

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PQULTRY

We are buying live and dressed chickens and fowl daily, paying top market value. We also require Turkeys, Ducks and Geese. Phone or write for prices.

Island Gold Storage Ltd.

E R. Brow & Son Fire, Auto, Life, Accident, Sickness

and Plate Class Insurance

at Lowest Rate

Agent at Summerside, Lloyd Levvh I44 Richmond St. Charlottetown

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Also — Dick Tracy's G-Men College Belles

Regular Monthly meeting

TONIGHT 9 P. M.

Full attendance requested

Iitting and Supplying Glasses Ito.

ll. J. MABDII

OPTOMETRIST

lionillil. P. B. l. Office Hours: l0 to l2 n. M.

2 to 0 P. M. Holidays etc. by appolntrne Office Connected with DRUGSTORB

ii“ ' '1“ i WW1." “iJ _'__ llational F|lm Board

FREE SOUND MOVIES

(Hilda Giliis Spring Park and Alexan ria — M011. liunter iver - Toads! Borden — Wednesday Bradalbane — Thursday Parkdnlc — Fl'|""" North Rustico —: Saturday

rssl. ﬁnish as A DAISY

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Then give esosssive stomach acidity till one-two action of Phillips’ Milk of Magnesia.

ﬁrst-Phillips‘ Milk of Magnesia givu speedy relief from upset stomach. It's a highly oﬂcctive aikalirer. Second-it also actsssageutlel ...promoles mildyet“oroug ti .Anidcal laxative-antacid. Readthcdirectiouson the package and take only as directed. Available in liquid or tablet form.

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OWNER'S NAME INCORRECT —-'I‘he owner of the car damaged by a falling tree on Duston Street over the week-end was Miss Doris Seller. it was learned yesterday. The owner's name appeared in- correctly earlier.

REPAIRS COMPLETED - Re- pairs to the roof of the Provincial Library Building have been com- pleted. Work to the interior is ex- pected to be undertake-n later. The roof repairs were made wider the supervision of Councillor A. T. MacKinnon, city representative on the library trustee board.

BRIDGE uDAMAgb-lnl’)! —- geari- porary reps s are ma e to 8t. Peter's Bridge, it was learned yesterday. Crib-work along the western approach was washed out. causing damage estimated at $1,000.

temporary repairs are beirg made now with more permanent wonk planned tor the spring.

ILCHAJP. RECRUITING — The R.C.A.F. Mobile Recruiting Unit will ‘be making its monthly visitto the Armouries in Charlottetown on December- 5th, 7th and 8th for the

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puaposeedoi’ nintervlewinlgﬁg testing, an m ca y examin app - cents for enlistment in the Air

Pbroe. Attention is directed t0 the fact that there is em ever-growing need for more and more aircrew, and also for applicants for the Women's Division, in order that men may be released for more strenuous duties. The Air Fierce is pre red to give male arpp ts, who lack matriculation standards, the necessary studies in order to qualify them for eventual aircrew training.

SOLDIERS LEAVE — Ten sold- lers from the Beach Grove military tra camp left recently for other training centers on the mainland it was announced yesterday. The men were all from this province and were all privates. They includ- ed: E. Crossmrm. Cape Wolfe; F. M. Madore, soﬂris; J17. Myers, Stanhqn: RA. McDonald, Bris- tol, Lot 40; H. J. Birt. Peakes’ Station- 1". Gallant, Tlgnish; V. a. Gallant, North. Rustico; 1".J. Pitre. Tlgnish; J.A. Doucette Tignish; and FLA. Henderson, Conway. Before leaving the men were presented with cigarettes by tho Provincial Government through the Carry on Canada Corps. tlhe Presentations were looked after by a representative of the Canadian Legion War services.

_ BIRTHS

BUCHANAN-At the King! County Hospital, Montague, P. 1L I. to m. and Mrs. George Buchanan, léfurray Harbor, P. E. I. a daugh-

DEATHS _ SMITH — At lot l6 on Dec. i, 19B, Albert W. smith, aged 67 years. McCARTHY - At Morrell River Dec. 1 i942. Mrs. Charles McCarthy inmher 77th year. Funeral notice a r.

IV. D. MacLean

EMIALMIR

Charlottetown lnl North Wiltliiirl

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Funeral Notice

to attend tho Funeral of the

Arthur Henry, Secretary

are requested Wednesday at 1:80

12-2-11

sou lumn Ie_—__rved_ l ' .. .,,->:, ,,,,,,,,,;=;,, miggnm- Annual Collections of a uewsy nature may be inserted -___ , a hi1‘; 151:‘;- word. strictly m- Bnubury by s. Wendell mm. All Active and Veteran Firemen John A‘ Macnanﬂd ‘I000 to meet l‘ the Station’ co R dlivgligd 10cc P.M., in uniform, EI-ATION . onar 2.00 ANCENPED us": asset's‘ Mum Mum am late Harry Mathieson. -_- J. Walter Jone; 2,00 Moons a Mouton mo, will b, w. R. Bovyer 2.00 closed this afternoon. 12-2-11 Eusgruiiriailas nnie==..r~i~r c» “is “Moire ' 011 B . d . . also.“ J. Wendell Mutch 2.00 rouc c?“ Mlgi (gamma Bin“ i“) E OURT - Y teed It e acuonad .00 morning at m, p011“ Qﬂurtesan ,2 William Horton 1.00 c!" “<99 W" Idlmirned ior swcek. gag‘ Mum i‘ M58011 ' This lurnn u u r o,,3‘°°"§§g¢g;; ﬁg golidars a-rﬁ ggvmwcod 11% of m?! interestfuleolivte sdvyerrtm: do‘); ‘lxllledzrlesday. startlﬂﬂ £31.11. gaigggi an Z313..§“i“?e$,".¢ii.:§'°§l§9 2n 1- m n i . How; Broiuniftl °I Dxelizliiﬁi Lougﬁoungm 50 able in advance. w.“ u, gf,“'“ 1 Alberrfﬂains am. ‘_**—= r '1“ *“*=“—“—- $9M, hsttgfjmcoﬁl H l’ 41¢; oaaswanr. m Yhotogrsps. Prince ree , l ht _ except smmﬁw u, a juockfhiiﬂe Charles Maicalldigigﬁ ‘Eggs-anemones urn firings :*:.::..“.=.*c*..2l":. not?“ siiyiilimiin ““ ' - . destmyed and» m5 3th ﬁlly l” Alex. MﬂltMlllhn 1.00 moons. s. McLEOD ma, will be m; _ m‘ ‘gm ﬁsh: Mrs. unomufaacacmﬁ; dosed this afternoon. 12-2-11 ' . O! 34801-0011. -| - ii Mm AND “in? ALFRED E Thomas Rizhards. 350.. Mrs. Mack COOKS for Christmas Photo- ‘ ‘ M. Meclean. grabs. Evenings by appointment. Carew, Greecrvale announce the en- T mpg w 114,“ i can“; ‘i.’ M“ ° ' —— ' u oorn enel dfVi- l . ' a son o! Mr. and Mrsoneni- m“ PM“ b’ Mn’ Wm Mum: ensétlel-yllihirlijrggtililyneitevillhx gmigkiivdld 0i Winslow. Mm use 50c. each: we. Wm. Mutch, Mrs. til Christmas. 12-1-21 Dec g pa“ u“ hi“! 9"‘ °!- Howard Smith. 30c. Mrs. Garnet --_ em er 12-3 1i ‘Campbell 25c each: Mrs. l-ler- n. r nomrau, Ltd, Charlotte-

bert Gorveatt; Helen McDougall; Mrs. Newton Taylor; Mrs. Spvurgeon Currie; Ivor Smith.

Total 2.25.

town store will continue to close Wednesday afternoons. 12-2-11

LEGION DANCE -- The regular Tuesday night Legion dance was

Ilsselbroolr ‘Mrs. Harold Carver well attended this week. Many ser-

. and . Pearl Jones. . vice men and others anJoyed darne- ing to music furnished by Bill

lfric Peindsrgast 100 Moreside's Orchestra. The chaper-

A. Bo Jones 100 ones were Mrs. Frank Clarke, Mrs.

Emﬁﬁ Inga 1-00";corge Craig, Miss Malsle Con-

Jvhn Drake 1-00 noily and Mrs. Ben Conrad.

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us , ones _ E. P l Jon” w FUNERAL AT MILTON The

funeral of the late Miss Ids Foster was held yesterdn afternoon. Fol- lowing short serv es at her resi-

l. 75c. Kent Jones. 500., each Pope Noye, Percy Myers; Lydia E. Jones' Amy L. Jones; J. C. Wood; Daniel

Wood; R. H. Wood; Harold Carver. from 3L John's Anglican Church igrgbaachimswen Quiver? vemim Milton. and were conducted by NMAHM. Rev. A. LeDrew Gardner, who also

officiated at the grave. Interment was in Milton Cemetery. The pail- bearers were: Messrs. Harry Moore, Arthur Curtis, William Curtis, Am-

Freetown by Mrs. Brewer Auld and Mrs. George Jardine

‘rose Rodd. Ray Younker and rhuztlllra Scales zzlammond Home. gglggﬁw“ w, TAKEN us. SUDDENLY-A m. Mm us“: simmm. 2m Brown from Mt. Albion, a few Mm Frank mew‘ m0 miles from Charlottetown becgme Mm John Cmpben Loo il. suddenly yesterday and tumbled Mm Andrew Judi“, 1m from his horse-drawn ml Pew‘. Reeve, Lon Grafton Street. Ha was picked up Albert Campbell m“ and iiB-r-Zﬁil to Taylors Jewelery Mm Egg“- mev" 1m Store nearby. later he w“ taken Mrtsﬂuuanpa: Loo t0 the Charlottetown Hospital by M“ gm“ Payntq 1m ambulance but loft less than s 1m.‘ Austin my“ 1m half-hour later and returned to Clayton Smith 1.00 his Mme- ws. grverett gﬁlliérrman “*- Mrs ewe . Gen-m Deaﬂm m, B.!.P.U. MEETING - '.i‘he re- am- Burm L00 5:11:81‘ Tuesday evening mee of

o 100

B.Y.P.U. was favored t night with atalk by Mr. J. . Bvvlwr. secretary o1 the Potato Growers Association. He pointed out the responsibilities and pro- blems of the man the plow and the importance of his station in life. Devotions were led by Mr. Ralph Phlllipo- A short business session was held before members Bliioumed to the lower hail for a recreational period.

rg Jardine .

50c. eech: Mrs. Clifton Matheson; Mrs. Jonah Lewis; Ralph Burns; Von McCaull; Mrs. John Jardine; elm-s. Hillard Moose, Colby Lewis; - David REGVCS’ Mrs. Colin Cam bell; lMrs. Russel lieeves; Mrrs. Wlliam mar-leis; Ada. simmoois; Mrs. Jack Paynm. 5c, Mrs, Fred Moose. 350., Mrs. E. Francis. 300., Ruth Simmons. 25c. each: Mrs. Joseph Lewis; Mrs. Wilired Bums, Rene

Ar . W“ FUNERAL SERVICES TOD Tm“ 35”‘ “grove fuzreralssxglllliba 315E frgn‘; Shnlsyh-idgsbyllmllmerryie 1'D1m5"15 5 i=1 mom- _ ngJIheiirstwillbeﬂ-rtqym, “d M“ D ‘l’ "Mm"! Alfred m. MCEaGhen ands will tel: A 3‘ Mmyem 1m) place from Frank Henness Mira. RS. McSwain 1.00 ' 50c. each: Mrs. George Brown; W. H. Smith 1.00 Mrs. Carl Woolner; Mrs. Geo. Mac- A. V. bpillett 1.00 Kay; Mrs. Frank Bell; William G. Mrs. Harvey lwacAuslnrd 1.00 MaeKsy; Mrs. Melville Morrison; Mrs. Charles Robert; 1,00 lvlrs. J. MacKay; Mrs, Elmer Earl Foster . 1.00 Fyfe; D. J. MeoLeod; Mrs. Albert Mrs. Harold Gillespie 1.00 Hiscott. 30c. Mrs. Stanley Biggar Mrs. Major McRas 1.00 25c. each: Mrs. Lorne MacEwen; Gllssie MacKay 1,00 Wilbert Hiitz; Mrs. Cranfort Mac- Mrs. Frank MacKay 1.00 Kay: Mirs. J. E. Hiscott; Mrs. D_ J. Jenny B. MacKay 1,00 McDonalmaslrl. Em McEwen. llvidrs. li/Incaiigedi/lsmusland 1.00 _ nco , 1mm ‘a Cecil Wood Augustine Cove by Doris Newsome 50c. each: Ruae ; Wendell

60c. each: we. Roy Clark; Mrs. __ ___ Harold Hewett; Mrs. Harry Inman; - Mrs

Funeral Home at 8.45 to the Bu: llica and thence to the Roman Ca- tholic Cemetery. The other iuneral will be that o! Mrs. (Capt) James Hughes which will be held from residence of her son, James Hughes. 2'1 King Street at 10.20 to the Basilica. Burial will be in the Rounan Catlmlic Cemetery.

FAREWELL PAETY~—“ﬂ. Mas- onic Hall, Hunter River was filled with neighbors and friends of Miss Margaret Smith to bid her farewell prior to hcr leaving for Saint John on her way to Ontario “More the has gone to o'er-k in one of the war industries. When the gathering had been called to order, a nicely worded address was read by Miss Marion Whltiock, expressing good wishes and assuring her of a warm welcome when she comes back to Hunter- River. A well filer purse was then presented by Miss Verna Robertson. Miss: Smith in her usual quiet manner thanked all friends for their kindness and noon wishes. especially those who hnd gone to so much work arranging the evening in her honor. All Joined in singing For She's A Jolly Good Fellow.

Personals

Lleut. L. H. Clarke. Beach Grove Training Centre, leaves ihle morn- lng to take n course at the school of instruction at Lmig Branch, Ont

Mrs. Gus McMahon and daughter Inez of Rocky Point have returned home after visiting friend; in Hali-

clence funeral services were held‘ mm

Pie. Leo Malone, accompanied by his wife and brother, Pte. P. Malone. all of Charlottetown left Saturday to visit relatives in the western pan qf m» Province. Pie. Leo Malone is on furlough.

Successful Hair

sleigh on'style

The hair-style show by M81‘- can,“ md Jacques. hair stylists of New York, Hollywood and London attracted many Charlottetown lad- lea to the l." Club last night.

Besides learning the latest trends in hair dressing the ladies were helping a. good cause, the branch of the Red Cross Society, which received the proceeds {rem the dcmonstratlon and lecture.

Ten or twelve attractive young ladies acted as models. Two from the CW.A.C.',5 and two from the Red Cross Corps demonstrated s. practical and beoomlli! style for girls on military duty. '

Then there was, the three way coiffure, which, when combed diff- erently, served the needs of the business girl at work, at sports and for evening wear.

The Marceau method stresses practical coiffures. styles suitable or busy Canadian women in war time.

Marceau and Jacques will be at Hoyt/s Beauty salon for the re- mainder of the week teaching Mr. and Mrs. Hoyt the Marceau Meth- od oi‘ Hair Cutting and styling.

They will be pleased to have any ladies who are interested call at Hoytls beauty salon to discuss their hair dressing problems.

KHAKI DERIHATITIB LNDON ——(CP)-— James Dodds,

charged fro th R. 1 M l Ablebodled Elli felt, oya “He: chronic dermatitis

. rccrmmended his dischargg

Carruthers; ma. D. Webster; Harry McFarlane; Charlotte Matheson: Fraser Thomson. 35c, Mrs. Fred 300., Alice Sherrcn. 25c. each: Mrs. Wm. MacNeill; A Friend; Mrs. Donald Howatt; Mur- iel Clark; Mrs. Austin Cameron; Mrs. D. J. MacDonald; Mrs. Archie Robinson; DorLs Newsome; Mrs. Inman; Mrs, Roy Outoliife; Brent Clark; Frances Sher-rem; Mrs. Kenneth Dawson; Mrs. Lester Mc- nV/Ivliliams.‘ Mrs. J. Wadman 20c rs

Edward McFadyen; Major

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Cameron; Shirley’ will an.

Welt loyalty by Ruth Wood Willard Lank

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By J. R. WILLIAMS

IILMI DEMAND

and to accommodate persons disappointed at not be- lllg able to attend because of lighting troubles last

T. C. llance Band

play at

HOLY NAME HALL FRIDAY, DECEMBER 4 ADMISSION 35 cents i

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known as the "Man who can't wear khaki", has been honorably dis-

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DEC. 2nd and 8rd

Mellllficent Christmas Gifts In Linen, Leather, Pam", Brass and Pottery-Painting: Special Table of Baby Gifts. Endless variety of Aprons. Certificate and Novelty Tables, mule and other Games with lovely liandwork Ior Prizes,

TEA AND SALE

Saint Peters Cathedral \VEDNESDAY, DEC. 1

Home (Eooking

Children's Wear Variety Tabla Aprons Antique Table, Book Tabla

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i GIFTS They?! Appreciate

8a. “Merry Chrletnru" with gifle at are sure to pimsa.

Kﬂlivna Brush. Comb and Mirror Sets $14. to $18.

Men's Mllil-ary Bets, Brown and B s 00.00 to 815.00 Ysrdlefs Make-Up Beta tor Ladies —— $2.00 to $10.00

Etening in Purl; Make-Up 5e $1.15 to $10.00

Ashes of Roses Make-Up Sets - - $1.15 to H000 Derny’s "I Secret" Make-Up ets -- - - 00c to $1000 Three Flowers brake - Up set, -_ _. _ $3.25 to $1.50 Woodbnrfs Make - Up Sets - — — 80o to 01.00

Bond's Make-Up lets - $1.00 Ysrdlcfs Shaving Bowl 01.86

Yardlcfs Shaving Lotion ---- -_ - —85o and 5:46 Sims Sharing Brushes

._. _- ._ _- $1.25 to 85.00

Dunhﬂl Pipes, Lighters, Cig- arette Cases, and many other practical gifts which makes t easy to choose from.

Cali and see our large dia- play of assorted gifts.

THE TWD MACS

“COMPLETE INSURANCE SERVICE ”

W. K. ROGERS Agencies Ltd.

Phone 540-541

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