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THE- CHARLOTTETOWN‘ GUARDIAN

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°<1T0B£R_2_1-__1939

TQDAY& SAT.

— 0AP|TOL—TODAY

8:15 to day 2:30 Sat.

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New Fashion Show

A smartly dressed attendance marked the luncheon and fashion show held for the benefit of the Sunnyside Day Nursery, in the Crystal Garden of the Ritz-Carlton in New York.

In fur fashions. the three-quar- ter length coat which in its narrow lines-either tubular box or closely fitted-gets away from the familiar swagger ﬂares that are associated with this tvpe of coat was featured. These coats were accompanied by fur hats.

For the more formal type cf fur daytime coat. broadtail and car-

orated hip pockets. usually in beads or sequins. Varied silhouettes in- cluded very and slim

turd. Robes de sty of velvet, as well as full-skirted but without bouffance. in silk Jersey. were modelled. All these frocks. of the most formal kind. have sleeves either to the elbow or full length. even with the much-favored off- shoulder decolleie.

Never has there been a season when so many colors are seen. Clear red and SCIIIHPBIGUYS hard Persian blue, were especially con- spicuous, usually in hats.

These new blue hats also made a new and strong gesture of ec- ceptance for the velvet turban. draped tightly io the head, worn off forehead. with a huge bow. chou or other drapery that brings height at top front

Velvet iii very prominent in bats. in entire hats, and for big, con- spicuous bows. These latter are being worn by young people as well as older women and this same observation applies to the accept- ance of red this fall.

SeaTBirds Had Good Breeding Season

Elder ducks, black ducks, puf- flns. and other sea-birds that in- habit the northern coast of _ Gulf of St. Lawrence had a. very sircessful breeding season this year, according to a report on the annual bird protection patrol of this region carried out by the De- partment of Mines and Resources with the co-operation of the Riyal Canadian Mounted Police.

Despite adverce weather condi- tions during"the carly summer the

trol covered almost 2,000 miles

motorboat. visiting ten bird sanctuaries which are maintained by the Department of suitable is- lands bordering the coast. Thous- ands of sea-birds next in these sanctuaries each summer. In ad- dition to inspection duties and law- enfor ~t scfivii-ies members of the patrol marked more than 1,- 300 birds, including gulls, murres, oormorants. auks. and caspian terns, with numbered aluminum bands which will permit the indi- vidual identification of the binds wherever they are found. This im- portant work is a part of the con- tinent-wide North American bird- bandiing projects. which by this method obtains new and useful in- formation about the travels. habits and ages of the bird population.

One of the important auxiliary activities that helps bird protec- tion along the north shore of the Gulf of St. Lawrence is the elder- down industrv. which puts to com- mercial use the down collected from the nests of the elder ducks This is accomplished Wii-HOIII harm to the birds. and by adding to the in- come; of the inhabitants height- ens their interest in conserving the

acul appeared introducing loop- shaped hip pockets of sable; new- looking too was brown caracul as flat as broadtail for a formal. fli- ted coat. A spool shRDEIl muff of broadtail with sable-edged ruffle vim noteworthy.

The simplest sort of frocks for both afternoon and dinner wear were shown. making much of dec-

‘TH: COLOUR

GUARANTEES THE QUALIFY

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of a constant IIP Ply of ‘blue coal’ from PIC KA R D 6. C 0 . Charlottetown. P.I:.I.

Eiders. More than 144 pounds of thoroughly-cleaned eiderrlown. the largest amount yet marketed from this region in one vear_ were in- specicd by the patrol.

Law enforcement activities of the -

patrol and of local officers of the Department and Royal Canadian Mounted Police in the region p-

For I winter of greater heating “mien. hum ‘blue cenl'— the world's fluent anthracite- ORDER YOIII SUPPLY 80W.

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PERSONALS,

Mrs. Inuit McGinn of Frederic- ton. N3" was a rodent visitor to South Melville where she was the guest of her brother James D. Flood and Mrs. Flood.

Miss Laura. MacFarlane of Pro- vidence, 3.1., wh has been spend- ing a vacation at er old home in South Melville left on return Bat- urday morning.

Mrs. Victor L. Curry. of Albertcm P. E. 1., formerly of Moncton. has arrived in the city for a week's vis- it and is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Ross. Brydges street.— Mozictovn Transcrip .

Miss Eileen Ryan of the Account- ing Dept. of the Telegraph Office, Halifax. is spending her vacation

-in Charlottetown, the guest of her

mother, Mrs. Minnie Ryan, 89 Ger- ald St. -

Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hodadon. Jr., (nee Vivian McPherson) are expected home Saturday to visit Mrs. Hodsdons parents, Mr. and Mrs. J11. McPherson, Darlingion. for a few days. Their daughter. Janet. who has been visiting in Portland and York will accompany her sister and brother-in-law home.

Misses Patricia Flood and Veron- ica Greenan of South Melville left for Montreal last Friday where they will Join the formers sister. Miss Marion Flood and spend the winter months. Prior to their de- parture a large number of their young friends gathered art Miss Hood's home to say farewell and wish them bon voyage.

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suited this summer in prosecutions 0nd cruvrfions for wove viola- tions of the Migratory Birds Con- inivioir Act. the Dominion law for the protection of ducks, geese, and otherlnigratory birds.

WELLJT ISN T SUCH A BAD IDEA WEARiNG THESE DARK GLASSES

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TILLIE THE TOlLER---

MY IDEA$ AléE

The Goiitral Guardian

Hun coll-Inn u marred for new: oi local inter-eat but advertising oi e news; nltnn may be inserted at l cents e word strictly pay- ahle in advance.

OBABWILI. for Photographs. CONFEDEBATION LIFE INSUR- CE. L-9789-7-2l-3i. DB. J. P. MILLAWS. Dental Office will be closed from October 28th till November 13th. L-1684-10-27-3i.

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. —

oes Sunday, October" 29th.

Mount Stewart 11 A. M. Harring- inn 3 P. M. Msrshﬁeld 7.30 P. M.

11-1707-10-27-11.

UIGG. — Preachlng- service in

Uig Baptist Church Lord's Day

29 at 2 P. M. Alexandra. at ll A.M.

Hﬂwlbivok at 3.30 P. M. Cross Roads at 7 P. M. J. W. Hayter, Miri- lsik L-17l1-10-27-ll.

r. CHURCH OF ENGLAND SEB- VICESF-Glmdﬂy. October 29. 1939. Long Creek, St. Thomas’ Church. EVBIISOXIS-(‘LOO P. M. (Weather per- mlmnx). Rev. G. R. Hartman. L-1701-10-27-1l.

ROBERT STAMP demonstrates

"Cambridge Clothes" here Friday

and Saturday. choose your own

. lamp messure you

and be assured of a perfect stylish Moore 6r. McLeod Limited.

L-1709-10-27-1l.

NEW GLASGOW CHARGE.

ow Christian Church, Oc ober 29th. Morning wor- ship 11 o'clock. Bible school 10 oclock. Fredericton 3 P. M. and Bradalbarie 7.30 P.M. Rev. I. Caven- der. L-l699-l0-27-li.

NORTH RIVER UNITED BAP- TIST PASTORATE. Rev. J.M. BieSe- dell. B. A., Pastor. Sunday. October 29th, the churches assemble for worsrb thus: North Milton 11.00 A. M. iCommunicn). North Rivtr 3.00 P. M. Long Creek 7.15 P. M. Special Children's Rally Service. “A man devoid cf religion is like a horse without a bridle." L-l713-l0-27-1L

HAMPTON UNITED CHARGE.- Services on Sunday, October 29m as follows: Victoria ll A. M. Desable 3 P. M. Borishaw 7 P. M. The even- ing service will be conducted by Rev. E R. Woodside Cornwall and will be the Thank Offering o! the wMs.

L-16B5-10-27-1i.

PRESBYTERI-AN CHURCH IN CANADA-Brookﬁcitl Charge. scr- vices next Lord's Day. Brookfield sllﬂdﬂy Scltcol l0 A. M. Worship 11 A. M- ﬁlosaow Road 3 P. M. Him- ter Riv» Funday School l0 A. M. " winday 5611001 ll A. M.

I-Iartevl . Worship m0 P. M. Seridice in the Bradulbtiile Presbyterian Church

Wednesdu. November lsi. B P. M. L-l688-10-27-li.

GAVENDISH CHAR/GE. .... W93‘- shil’! on Sunday. October 29th in Cavendish at 1i A. M. Stanley Bridge at 3 P. M. and New Glasgow at 7.30. Please notice the chance in time of service at Cavendish and at New Glasgow which has been made as the Charlottetown Mole Octet are to sing in New Glasgow. Geo. W. Tilley, Minister. L-l695-l0—27-1i.

CHURCH NOTICE. - Winslce Pastoral Charge. Services Sunday, October 29th are as follows: High- field l1 A. M. Winsice South 3 P. M. The IBM's Supper will be dispens- ed. Princeton Road 7.30 P. M. Song 06- RAW. J. R. Skinner. Minis- L-l702-l0-27-li. I

CHURCH NOTICE. — Cornwall Pasitorrl Charge. Services on Sun- day. October 29th. New Dominion: S. S. Rally Service ll A. M. Corn- wall: S. S. 2 P. M. service: 3 P. M. Also an evening service conduciedi by Rev. L. M. Murray at v.20 P. M. i Kingston: S. S. ll A. M. Service" 7.30 P. M. conducted by Rev. D. J. Morrison, Rev. E. R. Wonrhru- Min- isier. L—l703-l0-27~li.

2H. Court assisted in serving. Mrs.

NEW RADIOS IIALF PRICE.- Bixutiibel short wave Philoo, ca. .

3V7? cabinet.

Radio Department Lim ted quantity L-I715-10-27- .

NIW INSTITUTE - A branch was also o

on Oc officers: President. Mrs. Gamble; _ Vice-President, Mrs. Oakes; Secre- tary. Mrs. Ernest Paynter, Victoria R. R. The directors are: Mrs. Earle Francis. Mrs. Parker Fran- cis, and firs. Hal Rogerson. The auditors are: Mrs. Kenneth Rob- blee and Mrs. Fred Oakes.

RICE POINT W. I.—0n October 24th a new branch of the Women's Institute was organized at Rice Point with the following officers: President, Miss Selina Currie; Vice- President, Miss Lillian MaoDougall Secretary. Miss Bard-ins. MacInirie. The directors are: Mrs. John Mac- Donald, Mrs. Charles MacEach- ern. Mrs. John B. MacDonald. The auditors are: Miss Sadie MacDoug- all and Mrs. Fletcher MacEache-rjn.

MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER. — Miss Daisy Swan. one of the sea- son's brides-vto-be, was tendered a miscellaneous shower Wednesday night at the home of Mrs. John H. Court, Grafton street. The gifts were brought into the room on the parcel carrier of a gaily decorated bicycle while the friends who were assembled sang ‘The’ Bicycle Built '_-or Two." As each gift was open- ed the accompanying verse xvas read

by Mrs. A. H Roper. Miss Jean Fraser was accompanist. Mrs. Allison MacDonald and Mrs. John

Elm-er Sutherland and Mrs. Neil Ma-theson were joint hostesses. The decorations were by Miss Vivian Partridge.

SENTENCE!) T0 RDCKIIEAD PRISON - Ray Morrell. of O’- Leary, P.E.I., pleaded guilty in the police court ‘Tuesday to a charge oi’ obtaining the sum of five dollars from Mrs. E. Churchill by false pretenses and was sent to Rock- hmd Prison for three months. The prisoner who was brought back from Sydney by city police. was arraigned under the aliases of Har- ry Morrcll and Ray; Williams. Mor- reli was alleged to have secured rooms on the claim that he was act- ing for a party of men and then secured money on pretense that he needed it to get the baggage of the group. After getting the money he departed and did not return- Halifax Chronicle

A DISGUISE ANYBODY CAN SEE

In Memoriam

WENDELL FRANCIS MCKENNA

Many hearts in Borden were sad- dened on Sunday lust when news came that Wendell Francis Mac- Kerlna, son of Charles and the late Mary Monoghan MacKenna had succumbed to a serious attack of poisoning. On Tuesday last he went to school as usual but in the after- noon not feeling as well as uiuul he returned home and 81d was sum- moned. In spite of medical skill and loving care he gradually become worse. On Sunday he was removed to the Prince County Hospital where an operation was performed on his knee where the poison had settled and loved ones li [icd for recovery but God willed _o.nerwise and at midnight called him to a hi her life. Wendell was a bright lova le child of nine years, a general favorite

rganined t Lady n‘ tober 3N1 with. the followin‘:

teacher recently

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among numerous others by one of our branches observ- ing the 50th anniversary o!

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his adopted parents on Wednesday morning to Sacred Heart Church in Borden where Requiem Mass was sung by Rev. Wm. Monaghan. The honorary pail bearers consisting of six Cubs were Joseph Dorsey. Wil- lard Pickering. Albert Jay, Harold Hogan, Junior Dalziel and Lorne

with other children and beloved by all who knew him. On coming Borden with his family four i/cnrs n o he was adopted by lVLr. and Mrs. Alan MacAleer and had since been the joy of the home where his bright smile and joyous personality will be sorely missed but remembered with deep affection. He was a faithful and enthusiastic member 0f the Borden Cubs and his Cub caD W33

GOODNESS KNO

,I WANT TO BE RECOGNIZED

WHEN I'M WITH A NUT LIKE YOU

By J. R. Williams

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Sherry. Active gall bearers. four Scouts. Regiriul Rodgers, Norman

to Jay. Jackie Maclsaac and Harold

Stewart. Cubs and Scouts led by Scoutmnstcr Ccretti attended in a body. Interment was in Seven Mile Bay cemetery.

Besides the adopted parents there are left in mourn his father and stepmother Mi‘. nnd Mrs. Charles MacKcnim, four sisters and three brother's. Eileen. Mrs. Aloysius

town; Sister Mary Olga. Meow

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David Kensiington and Leo and Agnes at home. Also three stepbrothers and one stepsister and his grandmother Mrs. Rose Mon- aghan of Charlottetown who ten- derly nursed him d his illness.

Beautiful floral tr tes were received from Borden School. Cubs

and Scouts and Mr. John Noonan. Alec:

Mas Cards-Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dorsey, St. Charles Auxiliary, Mr. and Mrs. Charles MacKenna and family. MacKenna. Herbert MacKenna, Agnes MncKenna, Mrs. Rose Monaghan, Aunt Agnes and Ella Trainor. John Noonan, W. E. MacNetil, Mrs. Catherine Mac- Kenna, Mr. and Mrs. Aloysius

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James Wiener. Mr. Mr _ All meet‘, Borden alvlvomeris I: s u .

Tﬂeqrams-L. E. Devine, Everett. mes-end Sister Mary 0 ea. Ascen» sion Convent. New York.

Cards of Sympathy-Mr. and Min.

Coady and Alice Dunn, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Sexton, Mr. and Mrs. Wallie Sexton, Mrs. Frank Kelly, Miss Jean Mlaclfsaac. Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Ch Miss Carrie Craig, Miss Eileen Iambe. R. N, Mr and Mrs. J. K. Sutherland, Mr, and Mfrs. John MacAleer and family, Mr. and Mrs. Sampson Walsh. Mr. Charles Walsh, Blair Birch. sack- vilie. N. B. L-1691-l0-27-li.

By Westover.

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