vi”? -

Mlllll Pllllll.

are drinking

‘QLLIH l-LOUI OP ¢LIIQMDA_

Thc- paper remarked gradually nwakeninlzl nglit against - il inc-mice of Vu. “fo- lcii cons-d "l

th: t

' of Canard." bbcdlw‘:

mil newspapers and iva as th m ﬁlﬂfahniiiav addresses _ e mo“; 1011115 of paid publicity

1m hammering home _ the iIi-_

1 and authoritative fa i the Dublic. , _

‘ﬁrm V ~ foil-Neda. Yeo, 3. self-governing Jewish state

Gerard Bhmlnan. Dom nion status has bcrin ﬁr?“ w _ l‘ ma” “c” own labor peer. Lord. Struliolci.

not“ II _ L awn,‘ 2.9m The unionization. unilurstood 11d; YUO.

1B0‘ grade! (o) - 1. Wilma Inn-

my. 9min y (bl - f Mary Burgess. G'o‘.'r'>-'Ieac*.er

oom will be calle ion of Palestine Lienziin.

ii~~~.

awﬁvaowe,

i Nearly u million Canadian men and women ' in the armed services of the Dominion, more thiin n million in war industry, and l" the other: on the home front-hove one 5on1 in llslll. a complete and speedy victory. Teamwork counts u never before, for now the game is in its final, crucial stages. We must ' l“ Put forth extra eﬂbrt, use even more of out milllfm, to make the ﬁnish swift and sure. it is urgent that in this Seventh Victory Loan we each buy st lust one more bond than we. 5W8!!! before. It is our duty to our team- "m"; our duty to our children who will enioy the fruits of victory. Let us do our duty gladly, tlutwemsy uro our plsceon our winning mm.

I ’ oounou ‘Dhlllnl’. mu which f a c - '5'“ IN‘NTI_VD (“Mantis mgns to look the iss gein zltxic

1 w _ i ..c Lltllll‘ el inust be given to in. Hilflllh League U103.‘ lJHDYGSS-l curtain obscuring iii- fatmotion on the subject. ivas llilcd CIS 9WCTU RlVCIl

, _ tormcd ' gder the presidency oi the wcll-‘

1o ‘.2. have been largfly oromiitecilby trlc-l v m a

rom an - in u ‘ G . . V . . . “mm. 1,, s um Aefllhc: earth‘, ’€,°I“__ L °§§§*‘,,,‘§’°,$§wmn tion when, for any reason. it is no. d “the JEN‘ sh Domin- '

Stalin Speaks- lln Post-War Peace Set-lip

wnpou. n . __ . _ .' micr-Marshal gialin. rigging finite» air and Germany llS typical silt-tres- wislaurzcd toinzht creation of a

rF L spec l post-war anned organizat- v ..

M” 6',’ L élél°i.°°.“éf‘l‘.’.ll..“édiliél°“ﬂtmttlz

‘M’ "nuns: v s: u c.e-_r rig Moscow """""" it.*.*z.sl*.'z.s".l-zisr.zi "a “Pr?” - ~ i san revou on. 'b‘" w" Gtflnilrylletaltlpﬂdcli‘ assertutl that

.. iioug " i,‘ -

5J0"! ‘ of _iiicvltable catastrogiie."mnlr‘t:edd$ TU I-‘_ M was preparing for another war. He .11.,‘ iig-‘qfgslihéill! the ‘task! oft thelUnlrtﬁd w -i c:- iio 0n i v: .. 43d We why‘, ici-zcrv bufnlso to vmacke nfutur:

s impossible. nerc is only one means. he said. to. secure ueacx. namely: "

‘To s-ct un a special organization for safeguarding the peace of the ivoild ;.ni1 its security. ccnsistiiii! o1 representatives of the Deace-lovinti nations; to DlilCe at the disposal o. tlr~ controlling body o1 such ini or- Rdnlmtion the minimum amount of |zirmcd lorce required for the urc- ‘Vﬁflilﬂll of aggression and to ne- manpi of this organization the im- mediate aopli tion. in case of no;-

of forces to liquidate nish those

pcncc-luvinll

tigrn uuillv of aggrryion."

Ptlillllliﬁ out that motions are alivays ill prepared for Will‘. ivliilc auurcssive nations usual-

sion and to nu

lv ‘are better prepercd. Stalin

‘Such unpleasant facts as ' Purl Harbor incident and the loss of the PhilipDilics and other Islands 111 the Pacific and the loss of Hone- k011i! and Singapore cannot be treated us mere coincidence. Jaroaii.’ as an augressor nation. was better; nrcparcd for war than Great Bri- tain and tho United Statics. who were bursuinz a policy of peace. fNt-iiher can we treat as a coin- ‘Cltivllft’ such ilnpleasant. facts as llll: loss oi the Ukraine. wlllie Rus-l sin and the Baltic area in‘ the very- first iitir of the war when Ger- many as on aziiressor nation was better prepared for war than the‘ Soviet union was."

The Russian Premier declared it vrculci be "snnple-nnndetl" to think

_ s WITSHIRB sciiooi. ' 111M Grmuuiv ivvilld mt- ﬂfiei" d“. “The trims I . .. Mrs. Powle . $17.50 was collected m T __- NEW JEWISH LE5 “w; lent. attempt to roster. her ptrwenand certainly had their tails up [or the RYE L H05 m, by Mm . Rqxnwoowb", _____ and develop a_iiew aszizrcssion. he said. Erma“ and M,“ Elmbeth Pa,“ v and’ 1x - 1 Jeon Mulch. IDNDQN. Nov. 6 -- ( ‘P Renter) KWGSTON SCHOOL ley. Mrs. Cyrus Pickard invited grade V1111 — i. label lihltoh, A new organization to r qomoic the; ‘ SODA AS H PRESEBVATIVE} we members to he, house (o; my», J transformation o! Poles me into a‘ FOR. TRVEATING- COD LIVERblmeetlng with Mrs. MacLure and

Standing for October Senior Department: (Si-tide X __ Absent Grade VIII — l. Uldlno White. 3. Ina Paul. Grade VII —- l. Edna Colwill. I.

2 Thrllna ivillis. 3 Melvin Whit/t.‘

i Perfroi: Attendance — {Ildine lWhiie Inn Paul, Edna. Colwill, Voids. Green Shirley Newson, Melvin White.

Teacher-Una Court

Junior Department‘

Grade V — 1. Wilfred Clarkin.

Grade IV in! — 1. Wendall Grrcn.

Grade IV (b) — 1. Alelha Moc- G. 1‘.

e IV (c) -1. Rleggi New- son. 2 Harold Smith. 3 eAlton Green

_Grade III — 1. Kenneth Dmh-

' Cradl- It (at - 1 Wilma Wil- . Ruth Younlier. nsGrade I- (b) —- l. Wendell WilI

l

Gmdg 1' (a) - l Garth Willis.

Grade I (bl -_ 1 Wiiliard Green

Grade I (c) — 1. Audrey New-I r50“

Fri-feat- Attendance: - Alton

Circcn. Fsudczlc Ncivson. Wetidalli Willis

Teacher: Phyllis Godfrey

FOR HUNGRY NAT!ONS

l Anproximatcly 8300.000 tons of lIWlfl are now stockpilctl through- cut Europc.

l Wounded in Ann

iruc yGREENDAL c».

until citrey, H liro has rccclvcd another from Otmuxi, ‘ of licr husband's Godfrey is suffering mcnl; in lhc fiQlit arm.

azel- \\ ii e s l wounds.

' "ALL a: KEEPS‘ snwuc (9.... _ QBONT FORGET TO BUY VICTORY BONDS“

I I

I ll

l

“~' hula I K’lf\

Norma Smith, be

The usual annual given, the secretary's report show-

Card Of Thanks

thank hair neighbours for their manv kindness shown diiriniz b0?

sad bereavement. 1i

IN MEMORIAM

III-B-ll. l l l

dear Daddy, Francis Smallwood. the llilllift.‘ “m,” 9| m4 shell trag- Nov—ber brinll 504* I14 "mm" When ydu breathed your lust fare- ‘The BIWDW meant more than uorils My home Wlhout. the foot. You suffered much. you murmured Ifntil at inst with tirhlnx heart. Now my thoughts ore always won- crin ’l‘o the

when t ey lad my tieareh daddy. Just one veer ugo toiluy.

In loving memory of cur clear snn ' and brother Leading _ Samuel MscPhcrson, Glen Martin. who w" killed in notion in north Afrl Ile litltlla thought

one. That he'd no more return That he in death so soon would

And lavbplll here to mourn. To think we coul

Will all’: brine regret But the

101i Ara the one: that wont target.

"krill-er, ll-l-ua

THE

Fight stubborn (OlD successfully!

Wh experiment? The value of athar John's Medicine u o nutritive tonia has been proved in more than 85 years of successful use. I t. builds inner resistance to help the body throw oil cold infections. Get o. bottle today.

MEllllIlllE

M41: In Crud‘

Reports Canadian Morale llnimpaireil

Officers for the coming year are as follows: President, Mrs. James Miiclnnis: vice-president, Mrs. Stanley Hurry, secretary-treasurer.

Mrs Alex Grant Iall re-electecii,‘ OTTAWA. Nov. 6 — (C?) -—Col. Directors: Mrs Emman. Mrs Friz RX. Jennings. saint John. N. B.- zel and Mrs Prairie)’-

Mrs. Bert MacEwen and Mrs. Mac- Kay. Red Cross convener, Mrs. MacKay. '

A very interesting report o1’ the T. B. League meeting held at the Charlottetown Hotel was given by

army director of public relations. today returned front a Einopean battlefronts and suld that while Canadians were meeting stiff | opposition on all fronts their mor-i, ale was unimpaired. ' siiw looked uocd:

—— r Mn, Powley on lunch committee. 1 Good quﬂlily C0611”? 011 wmlml At the end of the business made from stale livsrs and two. meeting a well laden table was preservatives are in mire 0f lﬂif carried in and a shower of house- is r “t. as s c0 - o l‘ .- - l‘ ' w kwp Him n a ry Ewen. who with her two wlnsome children, Ruth and Kenneth in- terlidslto keepmhouselnduriiéilzc ‘tllrie 81TH. "i0 g 5 W ' ' . fvtrhotbedﬁirnd Iaersiei’ read bysglgf- federal ﬂ-dlticriﬁs scientist who has POW BY- 5- 11° e" "TY ' xilzudagrooclcdealtndgmwithbgilkgg ‘hmked h" newly mad’ an or y or e s ' _ the y? ighiwrpaiggligiriw; kid; mlzl‘.".°“l..“‘ti.lii.'.°°‘ .2’. ‘hfnﬁiti. prose' cc es e .hTh K;_ two and DZCGIUO? augbod iguailly of closed cedars’ co iver o on s Iainiriz’. ‘a Hm ‘ 3-. That's n Lip for any fisherman who ltgulnon§fug§ ighgmgjqfmlwflfsﬁ. doesnt happen m have known how mg m Canadian lakes. They vary, to keep livcm in reasonably good}, cows, in s,” o; mes}, lengm, shape for a limited time. The w,“ ' proper method of operating with ash is to mix the ash thor-

pggglblﬂ w prccaes them at once. one preservative is 11 Dﬂileniﬂi clnnmcfclnl preparation, the other

in the tonn- of sodﬂ ash- A

nuluiwrrcrourw GUARDIAN

Canadian Sailors in Greece

Lieut. Gilbert Milne. RCNVR Photographer from Toronto, travel- . led into Piraeus. part of ithens, with LCA i115 from HMCS Prince David and took these remarkablr- pictures iii-hen the first Greek civ- ilians swarmed aboard from other boats to \\'ClC0l‘l‘.C the ors forming the vanguard of the liberating forcc. recipients of all this ivclcomc. were Lieut. (iccrgc Buckingham of Mon- treal, senior officer of the 529th LCA flotilla; Leading Seaman Edward Michael, son of Mr. Thomas Michael, Charlottetown. P. E. Lenord Morris, Gatineau. Que; Ron Pennington. Lucky Lake, Sask. Elmer Amundsen. Swift Current. Saslc; Leading Signalman Bob Cook of Montreal, and Stoker Jim Furiixcll of Lnnsdovrne, Ontario.

A skinned knee is mon injuries wt home nurse has to b: quit-o serious if erly treated. write

director, nursing service,

can Red Cross .A should always be injury is extensive. Since a skinned or it. of a fall

is is li .1

-1

wit-h soon and wait

In the craft, the

‘noMn lnuusn

_ to have a good deal cf dirt embedded in it. Wash this off

Canadian sail-

L; AB'5.

one of the com- tli which the deal. but it may ii is not prop- s Mary Beard, Ameri- docwr's advice sought if the

knee is usually‘ Cn llK.‘ Broimd.

er using sterile

rubinslein

WWW;

,4]

helenu

says

Make Pnsteurized Foce Cream your many-purpose beauty treat- ment-lo cleanse, soothe, soften your skin. 1.25 to 4.00.

For that clean, scrubbed look, wosh

with Beauty Grains, eﬁective friction wash. 1.25.

For lovely make-up that will stoy fresh and ﬂawless all doy, wear

ﬂuttering protective Town 8. Country Mnke;Up Film. 1.25, 2.00. 5.32m

~."-x at at at

“Charlottetown. I‘. E. l.

RE 8 M9LE£~

cotton or a soft cloth to brush it.

lightly. Dry the in]

cotton or gauze and apply svhoteverl doctor has advisedl

antiseptic the

you to use. After

ctvcr th: wound with sterile gauzcl lnot cotton) and bandage or strap’ on with adhesive ta. e. dl ficult to make a rol er v

the dressing Lt is -

bandage to stay on tho action of the

ency to loosetrit and make it slip. It is murli czsler to Irakc a tirian-

gular bandage on

injury it you do not have adhes-I

ive tape .

A triangular ba

made fi-cm a square of old mue- lin about 20x20 inches depending on; NORTHERN» B" c" 3571mm“ the size of the injured person. l

Fold the square. diagonally from ccrmr to corner. Place the dlagcnali fold above the knee

point hang down Pas. the ends of

ury with sterile curely over the this has dried.‘

Sometimes a temlpcrarlly to ictim

o knee because m“ m“ 955m’ .. _ old vyorn-out let; has a t..nd bmm ‘m0 well under

thk kind of an {cut off to nwke

m“ l” msuniups.

ndvege James Boyd,

over the knee.

behow the lkneecap. Tie them sci-H." age preferably with 3, square knot‘ that will s‘: slip

get around. An improvised

n, curve that. will fit the arm. and cover it with a thick pad to make it com- fortable. The broom handle can be i

. SUPERVISOR . 1N

iii nort-hzrn British Columbia since and let the. the spring of 1930. is now retiring from office after the bandage to. work in different caplicitlies in the the back and cross them" bringing| federal fisheries service for more Iconmm i tlicni around to the front again." than 32 years._M_r,_B_OYd first came

point of the band-‘

l was crutch is needed help the accident appointed to the

be made 1mm 8-H visor for an; no

hrocm. ‘Prim the cries District

it the right, length. which he has

fisheries supervisor l

_ Packing having lac-en at ma“

bqcareful

the Drovlnoe orwhat- officially as British Columbig fish: with head- quarters M. Prince Rupert. $11,, p05] held since men. Throughout his long period of employment in the service Mr. Boyd has been known its a faithful and efficient officer.

o

N0.

materials and unorocivsea colt ceived from soldiers abroad should 1y binned. as they ma! nsects and plant diseagq

Oi

into ohe service in 1912 when b0 was assigned to the British Colum- bia patrol section. In May, 1923 he promoted to the post, of in- spcctor for the B2113 3311a and Qiecna urea and in 1930 he was sltion of superu ern district of is know-n

straw, on re-

soda.

011811111 with the livers that are i0 be held-that, word "thoroughl?" l8

lmpcuterrt-Jn the propointion of

ﬁne pound of ash to two buckets of vers.

WEST ROYALTY W. I.

The fifteenth annual and month- ly meeting of West Royalty Insti- tute was held Nov. ist at the home of Mrs. MacInnis yvith 16 members in attendance. The president pre- sided and opened meeting urlth creed in unison. Minutes of last. annual meeting and last monthly meeting were read and approved. reports were

rig a balance of $3076 on hand.

. ill E. Sto .ivishes to Mrs w! zirerlatives. Iii-lends and O

In Memoriam

In lovlnmmory 9| GORDON ANGUS CAMERON Killed in Action in Sicily November l, 1943. All 31- Mother, Sisters and Brothers.

In and but lovinl memilfy 0! l t. Avai-irs, gvho passed away NW-

thc luncheon table.

n usually caught in the CI

la quite another place mule of your dear

wntchgd you ilnv by tiny. The more intcl w"°hed y“ 9"“ ‘WU’ strength to solve it.

d i4

rave not far away quite simple.

nausea by Illa Daughter, Vern.

in Memoriam -

Smkt“: .i~ ‘ll

on Just two yearn no today- when leariiil

it no. any nod-

Por all the htta shout

elrtl that itlwtwa lcred Departmental llrﬂltli

lnmeluberel by Father, Sisters am! *

in the sewing circle...woman to woman, from

VENEREAI. DISEASE is 'n0 longer .1 hush-hush topic. l: is a subject that comes up wherever thinking women meet . . . social groups . . . irvcliarc meetings . . .

And it is not idle talk. Canadian women now realize that when VENEREAI. DISEASE strikes, the liomc is

mcrcilcss wcb.

The bomc . . . their domain. ,

They want: to know what can be done about ii. How they can help blot out this shadow on our land.

They an hclFing . . . cvcn hy lust talking about it.

igcntly wc discuss thc problem the more

knowledge wc will have, and the greater the community

Do YOU want to know how YOU can help? It's

First, learn the lscct about syphilis and gonorrhea o . . what: they are . . . how these discnscs affect one . . .

how they can be prevented . . that ‘teen-aged boy or girl of yours knows the facts . . . the truth. 1711:‘; 3w...» job.

mother to daughter-the battle is on against VD

. cured. Then, scc that

Second, see that your club hn n freak dioousiou about

Arrange to have

the problem. Call in else who rcally kmm-i i

gour health ofﬁccr, or someone c problem . a . and thc nnsucrs. a frcc screening oi a modern film tn

give you a bcttcr understanding of what is being done,

and what can be done.

Third, make sure the conditions in your t. nimuniry are the kind which will give your children . . . and your neighbour's . . . the best chances for hcilih and happi- ness . . . NO houses of prostitution . . . and NO unsavory

places in which healthy and diseased young people can

meet easily.

As a homemaker you cannot be indifferent. Canadian

protcc icd .

home life is the root of our nation's life. lc must be

YOU MUST DO YOUR SHARE!

rloﬁr v0 on n!

VD write iour Provincial for the iieii, free lmoiilct.

"VICTORY ot u DISEASK".

v wrmiu llOAl. v uioiiai.

Syn-aimed iv

DIPAIIMINI or NAIIONAL HEALTH AND WILPAII Io

[urlltlr Canada‘: ﬁn! onus! I'D.

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