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tanks-ll uous none ovs see - w.

CHURCH 0!‘ SCOTLAND. Ber River 11

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Medicated. 7"‘ Skin Cream

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hair. 8o would you like to take advantage of our re- duced prices? We will be‘

CIVIC TAX APPEALS

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'l‘h_e Board of Appeal from Civic assessments and

valuations will meet an Monday, November 26th, 1945. at

i _ 9‘:30 A.M. in the Court Room in the City Building in

~ Charlottetown, to hear all appeals from Supplementary assessments.

Charlottetown, November 10th, 1945.

J. A. FULLERTON. City Clerk.

ATTENTION FARMERS

-- PITWOOD WANTED -

A augber of individual sub-contractors are re- quired t6'eut and. peel “PIT PROPS" during the com- ing winter and spring.

- This is an excellent opportunity to realize a few

extra dollars during the winter months. For particu- 1 lars regarding price per cord, size of wood. etc., please 1' apply to:-

R g Bergmann Construction '4 C0»

(Attention - Mr. Joe Walker) Montague, P.E.l.

ll-23-3l. VINIMTID ANCIBTmes thio art is distinctly French Ancient Romans liked to kee

D in its roweet d t 1 . al . bef re mic Ifﬁlglagléd to iii‘. wile i eirttleevfs. Omar: urn-Inset ihzir

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By Ken Reynolds

. U GOTHIC All‘

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v9 1| ' 100: each: Mrs. J h R. 5t . n‘ “my M!‘ "hi" you vert; Mrs. Fred P: nter; Mp5, qlliﬂll Just w at your hair Merl-ls Csseley; Mrs. will. Caseley;

Illllllld NWO. All the‘ new MH- J. A. S art: Mrs. Erskine

‘mam! and oils u,‘ he" MecMul-do; Mrs. Hubert MacNelll;

for our 1 , MP8. Eric MMMUIdm- Mtg, John

.,._*' " "= "We rolls. s:;.-.:=:l:... also M"

- each: rs. Mussel

PRICES. $2 50 s,’ 5o s5 00 7 lcilih-whl. ﬁririirbra “Pillage?

. . - .. - . - i .00 - $10.00 ggafzlslofgzyintxgiartiamlsﬁrs

PM“ 2191 73 Gi- Gwrse 5t. Clftown. Hose: Mrs. me calm; Mrs. rabbi

Pa: Dixon g Dixongeﬂoward Dixon

bllellvln ‘(g-Love by Mrs. Lcaman

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Mrs. Frank BaglolleaMm “do "n. 2.00: Mrs, Harold Laird,

ert Crozler; Mrs. DEB-mill] Caseley; Mrs. Lorne Crozler; Mrs. Percy MacMurtio; Mrs. Cecil Forbes. _T0tsl—-$2l.00.

\ Bedeque by Mrs. Arnold Hender- .‘s'on.i Helen Bowness and Lillian

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M15. Zdha. Jenkins

5.00. Dr. He , Mo se 5.00. Rev. Ja es xter and Mrs. Lowther 5m Mrs. WalteoBov/ness 5.00. Mrs. Arnold ‘Henderson 3.00. 2.00 each: Annie Leard; Miss C. Maclinrlsne: Mrs. James Hender- son: Mrs. L. W

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1.00 each: Rev. E. S. W k ; M . C. B. Woodslde; Mrs. Lewis? Sspencrel; Mr. and Mrs, Orville Johnson: Mrs. W Bowness; Lloyd Affleck;

Thomas Moyse; Bruce Affleclc; Hwrold Affleck; Mrs, Waldo Gard.- iner ' 111's. George Ballem,

‘ : Mrs. Lloyd Jewell- li’ "is Jsl-"sll: Mr: l-‘Mcici r srth Toombs; Mrs. l-luzh l Mrs, A. W. S"'rllv“~llu'l; Gen. s Taylor; Mrs. Calvin Lou-d; Mr. and Mrs. J. B. HBYGSI Mrs.

Albert Weeks; Mrs. R. Afflcck.

. each: ltewart Aiflecll; Mrs. John Dsvilon; Harry Collett; Mrs. Walter Gould: Stanley Jack.

Totak-MBJO.

11-23-11 -_-________ CLOSE OFFIWRS‘ CLUB

LONDON — (C?) a Am- erican Senior Officels‘ Club at 46

Park Lane. London. once the homp of Sir Philip Sassoon has closed

~-i#-——i——¢-& UNLUCKY RESCUE]!

DUBLIN - iCPl-John Kelllv, rcaculnlr a airl from the River Liffev. was almost knocked out by a llfc“".lt flum bv u would-be helpful spectator Later. someone stole his wold watch.

LARGEST GRAIN MARKET wlnnipelz. CanaTla. has

lamest primary grain market the world.

the in

RELIEVE ISERIES of COLDS

You can ﬁght your. cold right in the air-passages -start today and inhale Catarrh-o-zone; its vapor mixes with the air you breathe and it soothes the sore membranes very quickly. As the phlegm is loosened, coughing is relieved. As the irritation is soothed away, you feel better.

The cooling vapor of Catarrh-o- sone is very grateful to clogged nostrils; you will breathe more freely and start to clear up your nasty cold quick- _

Rollo Bey West by Alice Camp

oe. sch‘ James Dixon; Harold

ter.

ers, assistant auditor, lgft his morning for Ottawa to at end the Dc on - Provincial steering committee meeting which opens there next Monday. During the Premier's absence, the Hon, 0. H. Barbour will be acting-Premier.

FUNERAL YESTERDAY -- The funeral of the late Mrs. Percy W. Robbins was held from her resi. deuce at Moreli- yesterday eltter. noon. Service was conducted by Rev. W. W. MacPhel-son. Inter- ment in Midgeil cemetelz, The pallbearers were F. Dunn, . Ding- well. Vincent Reaghsn, Gordon

Edward Anderson.

EXPANDING FOUNDRY SPACE -Pla.rls are being considered for a considerable expansion in foundry space by the local firm of Hall and Slavert. it was loomed yesterday ln the meantime. employees of

of foreman John J. Baker are en- gaged in the casting of msneane‘ ze-bronse propellers for Cape Breton and other parts of the Mar- itlmes. Mr. Baker came to Char- lottetown recently from the firm of I. Matheson and Company. New Glasgow. N .,I-le obtained much of his foun y experience with the firm of Sutherland. Thornpso . and Company. North Sydney.

DIED 1N JAPANESE CAM!‘- Word was received yesterday from London by Mr. J. R. Burn it the‘. his nephew, Captain J. D. smelt, M.A., LL.B., of the Gordon High- landers, had died in a Japanese griison concentration camp in

alland in 1943. He was taken rlsoner with the British force; in lnga re in 194-1, and had been trans erred with his battalion to Thailand. His only brother, Cap‘- tain W, R. Burnett, M.B.E., of the R.A.0.C., who went throu h the African and Italian camp gns is now with the amiy of occupation in Hamburl.

JERSEY BR-EEDEIIB MEET — PEI Jersey Breeders held their annual meeting November 20 The president. Herold Steed. was in the chair. The secretary reported the finances in ood condition and an increase in memlberah of over 10 oer cent from last year. lilour new Hull Clubs wera formed and new bulls purchased The lmrchsse of these sires was made possible blv ihe grant received from the Depart- ment of Alrlcult re to‘ the im- movement of i stock. I‘. deci to advertise P ll I ~seys e Oanedieh Jersey Breeder. the new Jersev Breed publication which ls belnlr broueht out at the end cf the veer new officers for 104B are presid- ent, Pred C0168. Milton: vice- presldent. R Beater. shire: secretary. Res Wigtshm‘ 111:! other . z. are ecDonald and 8e an.

L INSURANCE MEETING — The directors of the Prince Edward Is- land Mutual Fire Insurance. Com- sw, who meet every two months. e their retulsr ~meetifil 011

Stead. B

one Mac 1-

er by using Catsrrll-

Catarrh-o-lone to- “ "blight. Sleep well and feel better tomorrow. mists sell Csterrh-e-slne

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CAlARRHO-ZllNl l /-l\/ Rv/lr"

Mr. Gordon Carr acted as chairman. Mr. Cleve Robinson was

Church where funeral services were conducted by Rev. T. B. MecLcn-

Conference

Coﬁln, Herbert McDermott, and n,

the foundry under the supervision.

bell and Jeers Ctinlll. elected president: Mr. Allie Carr. 1.00 each: Mrs. Ree. Coffin; eecymtressurer. It was decided to Mrs. Elmer Campbell; Mrs, Fmnk have Wednesday for race day. 1b Wood: s. Edwin mld- Mrs. ---— ~ v can‘! p” ' Preston Bryenton‘ s via ' 11 , runner. ycs-runpsv - T118 50c eac ' m.’ 0w Djoolngwq] hineral of the late Mrs JP Crock ﬁrs. Lloyd "Ibwnshend? Jessie 1e53,: aft w?‘ hehlltl esterllipely‘ aflteglooori Lynn V8116)’ n. . om e ac an era me Total 7.60. where s hor service as con- ' a- ducted by the luv. T. llwMaehen- per "n 13c Fortune , nan, to Cape Traverse United

we h m , gen and hltevh J. A.‘ Jardqinle. IR- . c : .Jl Hi ; ermen c urc ceme cry. a . MA Jsclrsoh‘; Mrs. ‘Angu- ,3}; not bearers were: four brothers? red “or... ~ s. M sell §$’°‘l..l“'“'l'

. it!‘ n; 25c: 111d . . . . , an . .

BEAUTY SALON mama” ° °" lumen. ' Bhgggg, per lb. 33c as nrliuri Ledl 50cm, Lsava role orrawa-n l

The Christmas rush will 103.00. e e‘ A“ J. Walter Jones, Hon. Wlelwllslll = view» l- w- " w- ho" "we =c~~ we» “run. ‘t’."f»ff"'l.£§.."“2l‘§u.lZfZi l" Mt IIIMYN! h!’ unwieldy auditor. ‘u... Mr. n. CBlTilth-

' c " al: Andrews fowl? (formerly Wheatleyh 61013650 ‘m; well known business stand situated on Elm Avenue has view been when We? b? MY- IVAN

reanﬂy ‘bcharggd from the Armgd s31‘ V1088. Ml‘. AlIdIIWI l! FQI-YC‘ t0 [we Y0“ qulﬁks efficient service end le otfevllil ti" milim"! lliwlﬂlli

' Today, Saturday, Monday A

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Vegetable Soup, w tin 10¢ - 3 for 29¢

7c - - lbs. for 63$

2 for 25G

Bulk T33, Choice Quality,’ per lb. - - 63¢ Maple Leaf ﬂake Flour, per pkg- - 29c

2 lbs. 65g

Quaker Rolled Oats, 5 Ib- pks- - - 27c

ANDREWS’ GROCERY

380E111: Ave. y

dlna march. and seated in a nicely decorated chair. the Livink room also beinlz nioelv decorated for e occasion The men-y lovely and useful lrifts lnclildliik a large number of envelopes containtnlz money. were opened by Misses Marv Monalzhan and Emma Ines while Mrs Emmett McQuaid read the verses After beinlz passed to Mercedes. they were amended on a table bv Misses Elaine McQuaid and Qierbevieve. ashes. ~ In» few zraclous words of apprecia- tion. she thanked her many friend for their kindness. and ex- tended an invitation to all to visit her in her ne home lrl Cornwall. After slnldnl For She's a Jolly Good Bellow“. all repaired to otherrroom. where

lowed io'the strains of violin music by Francis Doyle of North River wth guitar accompaniment by Miss Blanche Murray cf Tyr- one Lunch was served by a member of ladies present. and a verv pleasant evenlnlz was enloy- ed bv all.

FIRE AT WI-IITLOCIPS TIRE SHOP — A flrc at Whitloclfs Tire Service‘. 131i Kent Street. called out tho Fire Denartm-snlt at l0 30 last nizh. The fir» which 1s thought to have started from the furnace. lzot between the. walls and ceilims and kept the firemen busv for an hcvr b01019 the "all out" sic-rial was elven The damage to the buildinn was not extensive and practically no lniurv resulted the =tock

Persona-ls

Mrs. Katherine Ladner, Chan lottetown. is in Trenton, 11.5., vis- iting with her brother and sister- imlaw. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Macuaren and with her mother, Mrs. Mac- Imen.

LAC. Alvin Andrew left Thurs. day morning for St, Hubert, Que, where he is stationed, after spend- ing hlsjurlough with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Andrew. East Royalty. I

Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Rankine. Summerslde. have been spendinz e few days in the city taklnw in the

fox show and rancwina old ‘ac- quaint/lines. Mrs. Daniel MacNevin. Canoe

Cove, ls undergoing medical treat- Xlt lll the P. II. Island Hospital. er many friends hope foraspsedy recovery.

The many friends of Reginald MscKinnnn. son of Mr. and Mn. Kenison Maclfinnon, Clyde River.

Addresses Y's Men (in Peace Problems

MR. J. HARTLEY FOWLER

Some of the world's most active Y.M.C.A.'s and Y's Men's Clubs are in India, China, and the Phil- ippines, J. Hartley Fowler. world service secretary of the national council of the Y.M.C.A. told the Chllllrtlottetown Y's Men's Club last

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The meeting was presided over by Mr. Ross Baker. Visitors ores- ent included Messrs. lbock- erby, Hamilton; Lowell ancock, Bummerside; Frank Tlnney. presi. dent of. the local Y.M.C.A.; C ford MacDonald; L. J. Stacey, Bruce MacLean; Charles Wilkins, and Rev. I. J. Levy. all oi Char- lottetown.

Mr. Fowler said that one of the finest Y-M.C.A.'s in the world is located in Jerusalem and that hun- dreds of Mohammedan, Jewish and Christian youths frsternizs tn- side its walls and on its play. grounds without the slightest fric- on.

Closing his talk on a serious note. Mr. Fowler said the world was at a crossroads in its history end that the opportunity for the Y.M.C.A. to give leadership was greater now than ever in the past.

Mr. James Haslam, district-gov- ernor of Maritime Y's Men's Clubs, spoke brieﬂy on "World Outlook.”

During the meeting, Miss Pearl Burns sang two solos, "Morning"

Tuesday, Nov. 20th at the head ulproved condition at Alderlhbi and "Kilt of Oolersine." she was office, aummersid . 1n e absence illtsry Hﬁqiliiﬂl- "-5-. where he rgbcompan ed by Miss Florence of the president lair. red Bil p. hrs been ls phi-W" i" ti" P!" Simmonds.

son wbb is on u way to Cali or- twe mm » ' ——-——-———————————-—- ma’ m, “c; pruldmt M; w; t“ _-_ Chester Payntcr of California. who Mo sie presided. Ctltlr direct» Mr. and Mrs. Geo I Mayne, Mr. with his wife are-visiting the Is- 01's present were: Oscar Joh , a d Mrs. Day. oi’ mid. were land after an absence of 3'1 years. William n. McKay mwphuu, vsltors to Charlottetown on ea- It is Mrs. Paynter‘: firs visit here Inmen spu‘ eon Clark, , u -. day. ‘they were aooompenie by and she is pleased p1 her trip

nd l-inklet er, Ma or Albert . Mrs. Oeorse Mayne‘: brother, Mr.‘ and hopes lb come again. §oberttom Gregory icﬁallum, (‘and _ ohn Mac tosh. ll!‘ bun r

M“ 91.11;? gwplilgstlonl were u: ‘ '

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mint,‘ ‘ﬁgluaugngn "rggvw 407003 0! 50 £415‘, y,‘

a mee . , , .

were lnrrtbls rl llish w ge$g tea thousspxid déllaars, ‘f?

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bullish“ a eubetaliusl ‘mam I

fun : a recent lth tery ~

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n- "is good tea"

" RED brings Peleoe Tea u. ‘y . .

is extrigoodl

Qygng“, 288's, 29c doz. - - 3 for 85c ' ﬂarrntg, 5 lbs. 250 , linione, No. 1. Per lb. 6C, - - - 5 lbs. 25c l ~

cﬂhllagﬂ, large size, each 13c - for 25$

Cornell Beef short rib c» brisket, per lb. - - - - 21c

liound Steak, perlb- - - - -- 39c BhiQKQnQ, choice quality, per lb. - - 31$

Phone 1218

grads creamery prints Job prﬁ 3B; first grade solids lob price - » m .

whit}

CHEESE: Current white western 20 FOB: wholesale .._..- for local and export trade. western MONTREAL, Nov. 32 - (OP) - 20 ll/ltl-Zi. Que. 2134-22. Produce prices‘ today reported by Receipts: 1,627 boxes.

part-merit of Alz-

tibial“) 11in De POTATUEB ‘l5 lb bags rm 0 0W1‘ z - - r m 1m; mule 10o lb bus 2.40. so lb EGGS: Ont and‘ Que. A Lame M88120- 50-5056; A Medium 48-48% A Pulleis sue-serum:

0 68%. e ' . MINING REPUBLIC

Chile is the chief rninln: 0mm- trvof South America. IN ‘ueins about two-thirds of the total cou-

l asteurized 35% tlnerltal output of minerals and’! ' 3H2) del Mil.‘ first. metals. v

Receipts: 1.365 cases

BUTTER: Wholesale Que. Job- bing pastor-iced. fresh and storage, No 1 86%; No 2 85%; current re- ceipt Que No del Mtl: No 2

2nd Medium Battery Funeral Notice

All former members are requested to meet in a body at the home of the late Sgt. J. It. Macliinnon, M Spring Street at 8:15 Friday, November 23rd.

CHRISTMAS COMES

WITH A

GLOVES .

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If you are looking for a smart pair of gloves either for yourself or for CHRISTMAS GIVING you'll he sure to find just what you want at THE GLORIA.

We have PIGTEX in oatmeal and natural shades, also the always popular black and brown, then there is the fabrlkid, in black, brown. tan. navy. All reason ably priced.

While speaking of GLOVES we want to tell you about our large stock of ANGORA WOOLS. They come in plain and embroidery trim. “EVERY PAIR A GEM", the colours are yellow, red, powder, beige, grey, paddy, American beauty, brown and black.

The Prices are Low and the Quality High.

At THE GLORIA you will find many other in- teresting items for your CHRISTMAS GIVING.

COATS . . . DRESSES . . . SUITS and BLOUSES LINGERIE and HOUSECOATS NECKWEAR and HANDBAGS

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“no voua our SHOPPING NOW

"m: GLORA"

Corner Queen and Richmond '

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