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I» ' Q _ .. l _ _ 8w“ WW" wMsfiZfia. no rive. i SAYS. arrived home Sunday on s three _ ' " _ ' day leave. OnTuesdaynighta few of his neichbors and irienus drop- _ I _ . _ W _ I H h H _ ' H ___;

1.1m big diiference betwee: ped m w say “bend. to Rank and 1 we Insurance l’, mm wish him good luck on hm future gffy u; _ “Wises. ___

m" Mrs. Elrie Campbell end Incl! by the other you create an _ r mt mmeeww e. ez~nbrsure~sw "m"

your first premium. l me m. “crud-lama! r _ __ ___ __ . » ' ‘l fifi-tsiyfunglntgtxiltiiigkilvg w..“““é".3...b.u-. .° v i _ ousy.’ _ . Lawll Mum 1m - LET'5 TALK 1T ""111 . e mm 0'00 y _ We a Visit _ " '. "v ~ v

‘B. c. JOHNSTONI. c. L. u. y Branch Manager ‘ mm w. hm I m“

6-6 Phillip! Blfll- ' in his new endeavor. o lll—1l5 Grafton Street -—-—

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Charlottetown. P- l- l-

Mr. Mink Mofilhld of 8.D U. 0811a] a short visit to his home re- oen y.

Mrs. Jemeg Gallagher and yo eon Terry. have gotne to their rig in Marnie. Mrs. Gallagher has been convalesclng at the ‘home of l her parents here for several weeks.

The Principal and sso the vice- principals department of the Ken. sington High School will reopen for classes after the fill vacation on Monday Oct. 25. Mrs. Leo Hughes and Mrs. P. Mrs iCaui l John h Reid o! N. LeBlanc have left for Pictou, Borden is vlsnm g her daughter, N. S. to spend a holiday visiting Mrs. George lsuiwn, lcl-scrs. relatives and friends. N. Y.

1t is with much regret the citi- Mr. and Mrs. William Mil-IRIS- sens of Kensington will hear of

ton of Borden ale apenriins their the illness of Mrl Preston Ken-

holldays at Montreal and Monc- speedy recvery.

ton.

Mr Don MacPhersoil of Borden is u. demgatc from the Brother-

hood oi‘ lmllway Employees here,

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Quebec City.

Her friends regret to learn of —-—- the illness of IVIIs. John R. Mac- VANCOUVER, Oct. 20 - (OP) Lauzlllail in the P. E. 1 l-losplt- - It will cost money to be a "bugk- a1 and all hope that she will have seat" driver under Vancouver's new a speedy recovery. traffic bylaw which the official ___ traffic commission approved yes-

Mr. and. Mrs. Reginald Rodgers] terday and sent on to city council's sf Borden are spending their holi- traffic committee. days with relatives at Moncwn. "If s. husband wants, he can take action against his wife under the

On Wednesday oi last week the clause that says no passenger shall ladies of me I...O.B.A. put on a do any act which will interfere vcrv successful chicken supper in with the driver's proper control of’ the Omnlze Hall here. The sum o! t-igedcar," said City Solicitor A. E.

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5:16.00 was realized. —~—- Mr. Lord told council that while AB Smn Arthur Bell, R C.N.- the new bylaw bans persons thumb- V R , is spending leave with his ‘lng rides onstreetstherehlnothlngto parents Mr. and Mrs. Russell Bell stop them standing on the sidewalks of Borden. and humping.

A. W. Phyllis Crocker. Misses VERNON WOMEN'S INSTITUTE Mary and F‘rnnces Rszavet. Messrs i George MHCASSPV and Louis Rez- . Stanton Jenkins entertain- ave: of Summerside were guests ed the members of the Vernon of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Toom-bs on Women's Institute at her home Fridav last on October 3. ———- The president presided meeting Mr. and Mrs A. B. Paquet re- opened with the creed tollowed by turned to Borden on Wednesay roll call which was answered by after a trip to Montreal and Hos- six members and two vlsifors. 1cm The minutes o! the last monthly meeting were read and approved. M: a; Mrs. Willard Leard o! Correspondence was read which Borden are spending their holiays included a letter asking for Blood h: Montreal. Donors. __ Mrs. Gault Murray and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Elruest Grant and Joswh Sullivan were appointed daughter, Corrine oi Borden left on to attend the T. -B. League An- Wedrlesday for Psalms Station nual meeting and luncheon to be where Mr Grant's father is held at the Charlottetown Ho seriously ill. on October 3. - -——- A discussion on sexiding boxes to Mrs. W. A. Field of Borden is the boys overseas took place and e patient in the P. E. Island Hosé was‘ cilecided éotpflgk Same min pital. Hcr friends send her E00 1 e a on a ur ay even g, wishes for good health soon. October 21. *1" -—————?—— The secretary reported $29.40 l

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Tl. f5. 8 I‘ a Tl. l8 €X W C ‘ E 111 I u girl-gray in iv; ShOFT. speech thanked! nual meeting. g a Io: Monty knows how to win-if he has enough 111"‘ 111d "mm?" 5111111118 ‘he brim‘ "f bade- those present for their gift and; ___-___ d h d l d “k .1 lgrlood wllsnesfiiggl fllAlrjeolggiixvln 312g‘; IDWEB. msarown SCHOOL goo men, enoug goo p anes, guns an ta s_ _.2; .. m. . . ___ . Fegllcws. A very enjoyable even-l The following ls the report of 111d $116118.‘ ‘uy on. Mo,’ B°nd Than .- . -- ~--——-— ——- - e (rob euifii ‘Zaéiieiiggntwliriislemvigéniurgiruliéei $231 ilmltklél aicdhsontefrtiillwerxhe B doing this you will creates nest eg of savin s' Th id lothl i zhi k I by Alfred rnenhulm on the vjonnlz Gralide ail-El,‘ WHBIHHIOGP Origins, yTodd-y,» Monty has sud, 01¢ but”, ma” be won y g 8 d 0 i 51 blPzki 8 gene Mm gum" flccompanlment A . een a s. iiflmlguérenailwe) . _ _ n _ _ for the future. And remember, now that Compul- eye mun n o a erftw mo, delicious lunch svas llltlVldcd by the. ‘ Dona,“ f-mmt. beforextzsfouglat. And in the pages OfhiSIOfy,lhC ‘My savings have been relinquished _. 5 3 m :2 the world tlslows as Montyaz, ~ good gene must never ose,

ladies and n good time was enjoyed 2 Charlotte Calms. 3 wan" n _ _ u. ‘ ' ' ~ t m M n B ra ’.’ ll d -- ~ - ' -

by 11 I *l__ Reggscie ‘mp1. mam Hammm; h?‘ a ‘Z117 Ease 1" be “sf. l” desalbe additional 70 million-dollars must bemused m‘ b, "w. Th" i, why h, ‘mum

AB Sum Fumes Bernard R C N i2. Eric Hasnmill; a. Jvcnnie Reeves. 5 “"1111 P111 1111117 10 imdi - - - 1110115111145 Canada through Voluntary Savings in Victory » hunches campaign until he is cer-

V.R is pending leave at his] G d VI.—-l. G gi C irn: . , _ _ _ _ _ _ home u. garden 42, Jognembcarvule; eglcinler Iil-Iams- 0f guns pouring destruction on the enemy. And Bonds. Since the war l8 now in its most intensive "i" °f '1.°1°1'7- Th" 11'! ‘"415 mm attack, attack! Re-form and attack

go¥ggnmgalfitynriixllvcgtioglnglfipixegf e elm v. Senlolt-l, Olive Stav- if our Allied Commanders are ‘to keep mounting a stage, Canada's over-all borrowing must increase ‘sum “B” don,‘ forget!" Wm“ . e (H52; grade v. Junior-d, Edwin l-mm- succession of oifensives, supplies of planes, tanks, by some 520 million dlollarmf Plan now to buy Monty“ in characteristic longing: fixicifiofragitihgegzrgsgig‘ 6331i? 1v. Senior-l. Louise guns and shells must never sluken, / at least one more bondt an be ore. - supp es mustggaze 14mm}: . "up. , ation prizes going to Mrs. John Bummezrghygugégzes- 1' Men“ 4

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‘The irogzeom. prize was won by caiiigde In‘ senior l’ . "' / x . ~~_.. . a/ . Mm. Cecil Stewart. scar-ado III. Junior-l. Lents f g”

—-— aver . Women's Social Clu-b met for Grade II.—l. Beitv Hammill: 2. I 0 W .1 . _ . I ' ""

their regular meeting at the home Jean Reeves: 3. Donna Bernard. of Mrs Robert MacPherson. In 5111110 I—B—R\1bv Rfives.

the absence of the president .Mrs. 2 (zlgzfigsIgie-gkzl- 145m 51117111111113 Albert Jay was appointed presi- urhe ‘onowlntywlnus h“ perfect

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lenretsry reported $115.61 as the NORMAN BEVERAGE! prnceeg of the last doughnut sale.

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