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Missing after air operations: Smith. James Gordon, Sgt... Can 372387, Mrs. J. Smith (motrier) To-

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Anderson. Cecil William, Sgt. Can. B70738. Nirs. C. W. Anderson (wife) Helium»

Kelly, John Joseph. Sgt. Con,

B67579, Mrs. J. J, Kelly (wife) Tm}

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Miller. Arthur Leonard. PO, Can J39;9_ My, J, .\'iii1(‘1‘ lmotlicr) La-l chine. Que.

Bil-gland. I-Iriirit". PO. Can. J5Z33. K. M. Birklaiid (lzrthcrr Calgary.

Bowen, Murray Gerald. 8111.. Can-v assioi, Mrs. H. n. Bowen (mother): Verdun. Que.

Chapman. Drummond, Sgt. Can. 2.51021. Mrs. s. ciroivmfln (mother) V l‘.

glefiitillligcrstone. Arthur Harold. 58i- Can. B59708, Mrs. William Feather- stone (mother) Vinelarid, N. J.

Sullivan. John Raymond. 385-1 Can. R7i‘,"».'11, Mrs. A» Sullivan mm‘ gher) Vernon. P. E. I

Wiggins. Thomas Victor Stone. Mrs. A. M Boron-son (mother: sa- Sgt. cm. 1104151. ivirs. H. E, Wig- skatoon- gm ‘mmhpr, Ywngs Cow m" N‘ Seriously Injured in automobile - - _, id t; OQQf"RB_§."“,-Z*F,‘Q“§‘,“§rfi’i§'{isi€fix ‘ciciciilr,’ Kenneth Maxime, Acz , (‘no OHMHL I 12108350, Mil. E. S. Rtid (nllY/iurril Qbifiiflilcnal]Ar'h1ir.I?O.,t$JF!L 1.0118 1515M N~ Y‘ ‘ t .A. win. mo ier hilt Prasrk, Fla. I N or Seriously Ill: I u i u. William Marlin, Sgt. Maberl!‘ Welt" Ediflrd- I" 1- clII. R. 802. Mrs, W. H. Chambers 42.77971. . M. Maberly (father) i (mother) Mulaau, saak. .1 Calgary.

R. A, Stein (father) Montreal.

B54056, M d seriously Ottawa.

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Lord, Arthur Lambert, Sgt, Can. it‘ M54879, Mrs. A. ' Richardson, Deer Island. N. B.

Monkhouse, John Colin, P0,, Can, J Mrs. J. C. Monkhouse (wife) TINT-day. October l4. 1941

can, YGZIYS‘ ago B58168, Mrs. R. T. Pickell (mother) we. r11." St. John. B. C.

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Dill. HAROLD S. JORDDAN

1n the pursuit of his daily du- s triiiriiiari of the Canadian orizrl Raiiiwzrys, Mr. Harold S. Jordan was accidentally kilied In the local yards on the night o!

Jorrirrir was horn forty-one at Murray Harbor and 0/711 of the late Mr. and "ry Jordan l-le attended

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Steeves, James Allison. Sgt, Cari..rlic lorarl s-hool or. aIiii-rav Harbor.

sol... Isadore. sgt, Can. Racine, Lane, Carleton Thompson, Leftly, Emerson Master. Sgt. Can. rs. E. M. Leftly (wife) MacMurray. Alfred Weldon. Sgt.

Can. B64815, J. MacMurrziy ifather) 51 Fleet Si... Moncio B

n, N. , Simpson David Albert, F0, Can

n was reporud‘ J51i09. W. E. Simpson (father) Ed- . . monto

n. Stentiford, Gerald Frederick. Sgt. Mrs. S. Stentlfird,

Overseas: Seriously Injured on active ser- Kilicd on active service: Ivice: . Stafford, Ivan ita rod. Sgt. Mitchell, Donald Alex. Sgt, Can ; Can. 1263053. Airs. C. Stafford 661680, Mrs. L. J. Mitchell, (moth- , (mother) I-‘Eoronceviil Carleton er) Oakuhela. Sunk. Qgumy, N, B Kinsley. Mark Rlobert. Sgt. Can. Fraser. William Lorrie. Sgt. Can. RGBWB, Mrs. J. Benson (mother)

Battle Creek, Mich. Canada:

Killed on active service:

Hayes, Harvey Graham, Sgt R6810], Mrs. H. G. Hayes lune) High River, Alta.

Heal, Kenneth Edgar, LAC. 12.97211 G. E. Heal (lather) Toronto.

Missing on active service: Bliss, Jack Fenian, Sgi... B58599, C. F‘. Bliss (father) San Diego, Calif. Palmer, Gerald Searing, Sgt. 421G F. M. Palmer, (mother: Ray-

| Mrs. mond, Alta. Fernie. John Robert Bruce, Cpl. M,

50490, Mrs. J. R. B. Fcrnie (wifcr Rimbey, Alta.

Ross, Charles Murray, LAC,

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returning to the service of Clihltilflli National Rafways 2nd serrerl diligently and faith- fully in the capacity of treinman until the time of his death. He was married a number of years n30 to aliss Lexie Davidson of Pciers Road and to them was horn one son, Sheldon. I-le was a riieirilaer" of the Brotherhood of Railway 'l‘ralnnien. He gained the respect. and confidence of his fel- low employers and proved himself to h1- a ‘oyal husband and father and an honourable and industrious chi/err. ills sudden and unexpect- ed death brought much sorrow. not orilv to his immediate family. but also to a wide circle of friends.

A short private service was held at. his la‘e October 17th after which a. ser- vice was hrld in Zion Presbyter- ian (lhureh. Charlottetown, which was attended by a large number of his f('l!r.w' rvzrkers and friends.

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Both . rvices were conducted by the Rev G. Cnl"_\'lc Webster. Rr-iilcs hi< sorrowing wife and

son, he is survived bv two bro- thers. Elmer of Summerslde and now in (he R.C.N.V.R. and Fraser of Alberta, now in the Canadian

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Willett, Gilbert Fowler. R650“, Mrs. G. , Wlllclt. Box 116, Hampton Station, N.

LAC. (wife) B.

Seriously Injured on active ser- cc:

Sorenaon, Barge. LAC. 11115511,

Army, and one sister. Mrs. Norman Dohson of Hayfield. N. B.

The naillr arers were Messrs Henry Douglas. Rlhiseii Campbell. 1m rry S‘ er-ns. flliirhell MacDon-

Ray Doyle. and Bernard Mc- K“llllfl.

Interment was P npl/“s Cemetery.

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CONFEDEBATION LIFE INSU ll ANCE. a L '91‘

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WEDDING BELLS — The ma:- riage of Beryl Daisy. daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Davey of Murray Harbour. PEI. to Clifford Edgar. Patrick only son of Mr. and Mrs. Allan I-Ioegsoni Hudson, Heights, P. Que. tcok place quietly on Tuesday after- noon, Nov. 4th at two thirty at the home of Mr. and Mu. ‘Allan Hodgson. Rev. J. J. Willis of- ficiating. The bride who, vnas un- attended, locked charming in_ a dress of light blue wool crepe tvrih black accessories. They will rtsdc in Hudson Heights.

VITAL STATISTICS-Births in the city during the month of October amounted to 43 according to the vital statistics report. sub- mitied by Dr. B. C. Keeping at the regular meeting of the CIU“ Council. During the same period‘ deaths were l4 and marriages per- i formed were 19. One case of spinal meningitis was quarantined in the month. A total of $229 was collected in dog tax, the attached report of Sanitary Officer M. W. Reardon, revealed.

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POLICE REPORT—A total of . 20 drunks were arrested in [he city |durlng the month of October. lChlef A, Birtwistle revealed in his

report of poilce activities to the ,City Council. There were eight ‘prosecutions under the Prohibi- ition Act. with four convictions ‘and a like number of dismissals.

Prohibition fines during the month {amounted to $125 and miscellan- eous fines and costs totalled $134.75.

from 31 employees of the City of Charlottetown Corporation was ‘received bv the City Council at their regular meeting hfonday re- questing the cost-of-livlng bonus. (It was felt by the Councillors it-hat the request should receive ‘some consideration and it, was referred to the Finance Committee for s. further recommendation. Almost all the names of city employees were signed to the petition.

URGES MUSKRAT SPECULA- TION CURB — Muskrsts should again be the outstanding popular Price fur of the i942 season. accord- ng to the first market report for the new period issued by Wein- schenker-Elsenbach Company. Inc.

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MIRIAM HOPKINS I-‘amous Picture Stu’

FELIX KNIGHT Si I Si. r of Radio City “a n‘ lilauslo Hall

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39d jelly? Cerlalnlyl Heartz Hall. Nov 12 3-6, Annual auction Lad-

‘d, P. E. I. Hospital, i“ A‘ b-ssi-ii-io-zl.

T TAINED—- r. John 3- DIIIIQII Egr the rtgigal Canadian Dragoons from Camp Borden has been spending a short furlough ad the home of his parents. Mr. B111 Mrs. George Arsenault in Powha- On we eve of his departure a number of his friends gathérfld Bi his home to EIVP him a good tlmé just for old time sake. There was an txcsllenr luricii served besides dancing and clever 50813431101118 bv Nora Arsenault erg Mrlvfig; A nault and Tpr. unn. o x5e furnished by 50h"

music was Griffin. Eldon; Ivan Myers. POW- ml; Mai-tin Jackman. Villalle

Green; Rogers Chandler, Mt. A1- bion. An address was read to the Trooper by Gordon Brown and a purse of money was presented t0 him with wishes for the best 0f luck and a safe return to his friends and home.

Hunter River and Vicinity

The neighborhood of Hazel Grove and Vicinity was shocked on the morning of _Oct. 14 to_ hear of tfrie sudden pass-rig of a highly re- spected friend and neighbor in the person of Ms Alexander Buch-

fur brokers, New York. It was held, however, that “for the good of the, industry. all further speculation in muskrats, the bread of the fur trade. should be discouraged." Pre- diction was made that mink will continue in strong demand, with present price levels gilfiiiied. Skunks were held compare. lvely cheap. A strong comeback WBS‘S€6'I’1 for op- ossuiris. Beaver prices were held too high for the time being. while cau- tion was recommended on silver foxes until the trend becomes c-lear- er.

anon. Mrs Buchanan was a native of Hart ilie and before her marr- iage was Catherine MacDonald. She was iiiarrlcd in early woman- hcod and came Willi her husband on the Buchanan homestead at Hazel Grcve. There she lived and labored with her husbancbrear ng a large family and building her Iconic .ri i1‘.‘?\f_‘ll as well as cn earth. She was a drove-led ‘wile and moth- e- azid during her long and useful life must have exprrirnccd all the emotions to witch humans are hair: the pleasum of seeing her little children crow to healthy man- hood and wrrzitrnhecd and estab-

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Fiction, serial

Personals

Misses Evelyn M-acRae, Annie Wziddeli and Isabelle Inman of Cra-

paud. were visitors to the City ‘Tuesday. Messrs- Kenneth Martin and

Lloyd Waddeil of Crapaud were V25- itors to the City Tuesday.

Tpr. James P. Berrlgan left Wednesday morning to rejoin his unit at Camp Borden after spend- ing a short leave at his home in North Wiltshire,

Mrs. Bennett Corr. Kinkura. has returned to her home after an operation in the Charlottetown Hospital.

Reverend A. L. Herr-ell. Tyrone, and Reverend Wilfred Keefe. Kelly's Cross were visitors at Rev- erend Dr. Smith's on Sunday.

Mr. Cletus McIvor has returned to his home in Kinkora after his recent operation in the City Hos- pital.

Lt. E. C. and Mrs. Baker, Barrie. Ont, arrived in the City last night for a sl-iort visit.

REDDIN BRUS.

Recommend that you CONSULT YOUR PHYSICIAN regularly.

We f_ili your prescrip- lions exactly as your physician prescribes.

May we fill your next prescription‘!

Prescriptions called for and Delivered

Sick Room Needs

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llsh homes cf tlwel" own-the satis- factifn nf scelrgz lirr home emerge almost from the fcrrst prfineval, and become one of the loveliest

hcnrcsir-nds in the ecmmuriity —' and the extreme happiness iii-Hf ans hers- when her grown

children entire back to visit her. ,

Willi the svxeet. hwvevci‘ come the bitter and many tFmes she drank deep of the cup of sazrow. One‘ son Charles. in hs early teens,- died very suddenly and another son Alexander mede (he supreme sacrifice during the first. World War, Her husband lire-deceased her" in 1923 Several infant chil- dren also pre-dereased her. There are left to mourn the loss of a loving mother the following sons and daughters: Phoebe. Mrs. A.R. Butmali of Vancouver. B C Daniel and Benjamin of Western Canada.‘ (Sarah) Mrs Mlrclrod. (Jeanstteij Mrs. Roscoe. (EdHil Mrs. John- son and Lloyd cf New Bedford. Mass, George of Hazel Grove; Alden on the hcmesiead In com- munity life she always took her place. being an ac'ive member of the Woman's Inst Lute. and helped in its various activities. In the church she was an active and con- sstcnt memls/er of the Hartsvllle Presbyterian congregation and her place was always filled there, if at a-ll possible It was her greatest delight to attend the meetings of the Missiznary society or enter- tain the members in her home. In the various ministers and their families who labored at Huntsville i

she took a deep and k ndiy interest! visiting her parents,

and was loyal and true to the end. A gracious and kindly hostess. her home u-as open to friend and stranger. I-Ier native Scottish ecu tesy and generosity to all that came within the bounds of her home was known throughout the countryside. Her funeral was held from he;- late residence and was

largely attended. The service was .

conducted by her raster, Dr. A. 0. Thomson asssted by Rev.-

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fame for Miriam Hop- kins, who brings dramatic talents t) the Canadian a‘r tonight, in company with Felix Knight. on we War savings "All-Star Variety Show," carried on the C.B.C. Na- tfiiorsialr netwmk starting at 9 p.m.

The lucky accident was m 111-, Jury to Miss Hopkins’ ankle. After graduating from Syracuse Un-i-, verslty, Miss Hopkins Joined the chorus of the “Mus c Box Review". Later, she became a. line girl in the

"Garrick Gaities" - and then the [accident forced I10!‘ to turn from | the ballet to serious dramatic rats.‘ It was dra-ma that made her the great star of the stage and screen whose sensational performance in "Lad; With Bled Hair" was pe- cede by a consistent record of Hscreen hits ' 002st’. “The Old Mold "Vlfkllra. City". She is a "Scub- ern Gal". of course - bo Rainbrldge, Georgia.

The singing star of the show will be F‘ei.x Knight of Radio City Music Hall whose fame has been spread all over- the continent by argthusiastlo visitors to Broad- .

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Toifght Miss Hopkins and Felix Knight perform in Canada. u g voluntary and gratuitous conflflil- tion to Canada's war effort.

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5.45 Talk: ‘Matters of Moment‘.

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6.30 Call From Britain to New- Iollndlflnd. uding newsletter by D.J. Davies 0.317., Trade Commis- sioner for Newfoundland.

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7.00 War Commentary; at Sea.’ Talk bv Lt. Cmdrx. Thomas Woodrooffe, n, N’,

7.10 ‘London Calling.‘

7.15 News in French.

7.30 Canada Call from London’ (in

collaboration with c130,)

7.30: Topical Feature programme,

7.45 Canadians in Hospital.‘

8.00 ‘London Calling.’

8.15 ‘Something Going on In 13:1- train Now.’

8.45 ‘Democracy Marches.’

855 Thank You, America!’

9.00 The News.

9.10 ‘Listening Post.’

9.15 ‘Starlight’: Olive Groves (so. prano)

9-30 Brita-in Speaks‘: ‘Life Over Here.’ Women's Land Army 9.45 ‘Front Line Family.’ (Repeat) 10.00 Headline News and Views.

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10.3’) The Albert Sandlcr Trio. 10.45 ‘Talking of Snort’ by Ray- mond Glendennlng.

10.50 Music

11.00 The D=ll~r l‘ ~'~-= 11.05 ‘London Calling.’ 11.15 ‘Britain 311811..’ (Rcpeist), 11.30 Radio News-Reel.

A. . 12.00 ‘Popular Music of the us.-

S.R.'-2. The Red Army Choir and Orchestra. Record pro. gramme.

12.15 ‘Democracy Marches.’ (Re- t)