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Remembrance SGT. PILOT ALLISON BOYCE McKlE [Buddy] R. C. A. F. Missing on Active Service Overseas

November II, I94I.

There is no need of stone to mark your resting place-

You Iive—though dead- in each remembering heart.

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Dustoiners of:-

ISLAND FURRIERS

PLEASE READ THIS NOTICE

As we have approximately 2500 lur coats in our stor- age vaults to be delivered within the next lour weeks we

Tyitlllhon at least 24 hours advance notice before de- fyour coat. It you are calling for your coat the same Odvdnce notice must be given. i

. _-_Thh will avoid any confusion, and will assure you at prompt ‘delivery. ._-,\ " " THIS is IMPORTANT

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CENTRAL GUARDIAN

a aawsy nature may be at five oesate a word, strictly pey- able Ila advance.

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OONIIDEI-ATION LIFE IN- BUBANCE.

CHILDREN PHOTOGRAPH-ID in your own home. Crasweil Studio.

DRESSES arriving daily at The Fashion Shoppe, Great George 5t.

JOHNSON b JOHNSON Drug Store will be the only Drug Store open this afternoon and evening.

ABRIVING DAILY - New Fur Coats, latest styles. We sell only the best from well known firms such as Model Fur and West Canadian Fur Co. Betts Par Solon. Phone 1693.

FLIGHTS DAILY except Sunday to New Glasgow and Halifax. Phone Maritime Central Airways Limited 9061 or 540.

IMTE RDSES. -- Mrs. J. Elis- worth of Cornwall. picked four lovely roses in full bloom in her garden on Monday.

‘HIRE! FLIGHTS WEEKLY to Sydney, Nova Scot-is. Phone Mari- time Central Airways Limited. 2061 Jl‘ 540.

PDESBYTEBIAN W. M. S. Aux- iliary Presidents please note: A Presbyterlal Executive meets in Zion Church, Charlottetown. Nov. 12th. 2 P. M.

MOORE s MaoLEOD Limited will be closed this afternoon and all day tomorrow, Remembrance Day.

THE ENDOWMIJNT FUND of the Protestant Orphanage has been increased by $362.58, additional amount from the Estate at the late Leith E. Bracken, City.

WORTWS DRUG STORE. Prince Street. will be the only drug store open Thursday afternoon and ev- aning.

VISIT THOMAS LOWTHER. New Dominion. for men‘s and boys’ fleece underwear, men's over- alls. shirts, gloves. sox. rubber footwear. etc.

BROWN ELECTRIC is distrib- uting s. handy sized Wall Calendar illustrating a farm scene including a farmer. a boy. a couple of horses, a dog and a couple of chickens. en- titled "l-lsppy Days Ahead."

T0 SPEAK IN ANTIGONISH — Mr. H. W. Clay, senior livestock fieidman, Department of Agricul- ture, who is attending the Marl- time Winter Fair in Amherst, will address two agricultural meetings in Antigonish before returning to hsrlottetmvn at the end of the week.

CITY POLICE COUR|'—At the SLIDQHGIIIY)’ hlagistriites Court yet» tcrdziy, a man charged with breach of the Temperance Act was fined $20 and costs or 30 days. willie a second case under the some act wns dismissed. Two drunk und dis- orderlies nlso appeared. one being fined $10 rind costs Ol‘ 2|) days. the other being remanded until today.

IN MEMORIAM

MRS. DONALD E. ROSS There passed away on Saturday, Oct. 19th, at the home of her son Charles Ross. Roseberry. Christine, beloved wife of Donald E. Ross, in her 83rd year.

Mrs. Ross was born in Melville in the year 1886, daughter of the lists Angus and Jessie McLeod. l-Ier husband predeceased her in October 1947. She was a woman of fine Christian principles. a devoted wife and a wonderful mother. She was a friend of all, and her cheer- ful kindliness was an inspiration to all who knew her. l-Ier memory will live long in the hearts of her family and friends.

She leaves to mourn three sons and four daughters. The sons are Laughlin oi Rosebcrry Mills; Angus of New Bedford, Mass, and Charles of’ Riossberry. Her eldest son, Gar- field, died in i934. »

The daughters are Annie, Mrs. Murdock Glllis, Point. Prim: Jessie, Mrs. Almond of New Bedford; Christena, Mrs. Harry Steele also of New Becllord, and Donalda. Mrs. Ired rlubley of Pinetto.

Two brothers also survive John Charles oi New York and Duncan of New Bedford. also one sister. Fanny, Mrs. MacDonald of Mal.

The funeral, which was very largely attended. was held at. he! home on Sept. 21st. (“MAIL Th9 pallbearers were six of her grandsons. Burial was in Belfast cemetery.

LONDON — (OP) -- Bevelled curbs will be provided in Fulham. west London, to hell? P9011116 with baby carriages.

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Dalton Memorial Window Dedicated Recently In Saint Peter's Chapel

A very beautiful stained glass the world unto l-iiituself." minus window in memory of William N" figure of our Lord is s. golden Lawson Cotton, lass-ms. and II" "wrlin! W» sapphire blue Mann‘ Em“ “ma” h“ w“ “'13? glfigrfeoriitzil’. surro d 1851-1944. has recently been placed 1, in harmony with th “tn work and dedicated in st. Peter's Moin- m. , ‘ °' l“ orial Chapel. The window was do- Z, ff, V; whlidqwf o! the we” “u signed by a comparatively young “in”; m?‘ £12,312: c“ u” d" artiatfMr. w. r. Cole of London. "m, ‘m, u,’ d,‘ 1 i“ mmh“ England. and executed by Messrs. a mQmm-m u, m” W“ bum’ "s William Morris ssOornpeny (West- wﬂgm Hodgwn any“, ‘iwmi minster) Limited at their Ferry cum“... o, s, 15mm gcfixenifr‘: 311:: “avails-s. Igor-est Road. Walth- in tones of varied yellow; m4 ma: ‘glzgzynglhm; ova‘ Q1021“? d Theswhole treatment of the win. His arms outstretched. Ho is por: ca: lumjirijrmih‘ ganslucﬂit pic‘ trsyed as the King over all the my, very hi“, ,5“ “mt” world. Beneath His feet is a ser- ceptionail b t1 s ‘n u‘ pent—tihe symbol of Evil. Angels m, gissgypairiilsiirziuiineigzmple or hold a scroll upon which is the Qgpgcjgny w when m; 5;‘ m”. text taken from 2 Cor. s. v 1o. m, m“, mwuzh l, 1 ‘mall "God was in Christ. reconciling wggh ‘mm '

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b51118 "Ofﬂenized and the former Well it seems sli the news a- will have a dozen boys out selling round the Packs and Troops this apples? Congrats to Zion and Bgp. week concerns the big day o! the tist! year, Apple Day. Apple Day ls IThe 14th Ohtmvn now has six. being held this year on Saturday, teen Scouts enrolled with IOLLILQQ“ November 13th. nlday night at, of them fully uniformed? other the Prince of Wales College Audl-t- Troops take note-wisp). i orlum a Rally is to be held to :'1‘ho 8th Clftown Cubs have Judge baskets and the appearance Miss Mary MacKenzie as their of the 'I‘roops and Packs as well Akela notv? as to give them all a few tips on Yours in Scouting, salesmanship. Of course a few old G. ANDERSON favourites will be sung and the District cQn-lmtggioy-ler, usual excitement of a. Rally will probably be in evidence. We hope APPLES! to see a full turnout of Cubs and Any family wishing to Obtain a Scouts and Leaders. Leaders please hamper of apples on Apple Day 1W to be there as it makes it very may do so by phoning Scout Head- difficult for other leaders to look qulrters-sTi-aiiytime between 81W!’ YOU!‘ lads as well as their 110W and Saturday noon. The ham- own. Also, I believe that it would P" W111 be delivered to your door. add 100% to the Rally if all Leaders turned up in uniform. even i! you can only muster up a neck- erohief. '

MAIFIELD SCHOOL Report fqr month or September. Credo Ik-l. Shirley Moffatt.

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On this REMEMBRANCE DAY let us. vvltli grateful head's. do honor to those who fell In two World We“ for the freedom of Mankind.

Let us resolutely face the future with liepo quit “m. dance ever conscious of a Peace so costly won and a freedom so gallantly defended.

‘ii-is cirv OF CHARLOTTETOWN

Molar N. W. Lowtlier. M.M. S. F. Doyle

Lh-Col. J. D. Stewart, D.S.O. Peter E. Holland

M. A. Farmer Edwin C. Johnston. C. M. Cox Lester O'Donnell

s. rants MaeDONALD. Mayan

Grade Vl.-—1. Pearl Nicholson; On Friday, November 5th. your 2' 51125596" 931B; 3. Ira Cole. Commissioner visited the lst Park- "9' e -— - MMIOII Mofiott. dale Troop. SM. Art MacLean has GT5“ Iv-“l- meddle Andrews. enrolled eighteen Scouts and a Grade 1- A-“L MBIJOYY C016. very smart, and m“ m, of boys Grade I. B.—l. Chester Moffatt. they are. After the opening I took them in some hand signals and Muve“ M°°D°naIdi 3i Blaine M56- next the "ship" game. followed Domﬂd‘ . . __ b!’ B chair relay. It was really parted’ atmndm“ "‘ Elimbfltb good fun to watoh p.11 PHQUGD lift gg§51§‘“3°'Y °°I°' Mam!" M“- l-Yl “ h. h t '

ingggctign Tiiirlnesviwliiiidhirit ageing Report‘ ‘qr OCIQbPJI;

PL Bums intended to my "Nighb Grade l)\.--1, Shiiuey Illoffati. hawk Patrol ready for inspection, sli-Wionly to say in confusion "In- spect on ready for Patrol Nightin- _ , . _, ‘gaies. Sir!" After instruction per- zlclsgﬂfe Ighdxiéwrleddy Andrew“ iod I gave them a few minutes Grade I‘ A__1" Marjory Cole) m" °“ ‘hi’ Twdmwl Km)“ and Grade r B-l Chester‘ Moff tt some trick ones (Calling Gilweli- ' ' ' a '

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Elizabeth Cole; 3. Ira Cole. Grade V.-1. Marion Moffiatt.

evening s. final pap talk on Apple Donny my "d U" BIB RHIIY- This Perfect attendance - Elizabeth

plans to go on a ‘Troop Hike. leiW- rews. Marven MacDonald.

lng the ‘Troop Hall at 8.30—Pl9ﬂ59 Teacher-Catherine Stevenson. take not-ice. Parkdale Scouts. Good i luck and I hope to see you next finder. Remember to wash those (OP) -- Fragments of s Saxon neckerchiefs fellows! l

After the meeting with the above Troop I dropped in to say hello to

the 1st Charlottetown Troop under - SM. Abe Zskem. I arrived at the ‘hunt Test‘ Proud "I" closing but beware fellows l‘l1 drop ﬁrggt t0 Rgligyg Monthly

in sooner some other time and re- member those hand signals your SM. taught you. The S. M. then invited me to say s few words on Apple Day and the Rally. I stress- ed to them the necessity of mak- ing Apple Day this year bigger and better than ever. Thanks. Abe. for the privilege and time.

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functional h‘, disturbances’! Doel this mska you suffer, feel so nervous. week, high-strung at. iaich times? Then rlo try Lydia E. Pinkhsssfs ‘vegetable Llompound to relieve such symptomal In l recent lest this proved very helpful to

h h to ) d woman troubled this way. Any drugstore. - t ' an 3.15.52’: ‘.3333 ‘.3... ‘Z...-..‘;'.‘;.. are iioii E. iiiiiiiiirs ritual.

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HALIFAX, Nov. l _ lieutenant-Governor J. A. D. Mc- Curdy of Nova Scotls. Friday will Grade wry’ Pear] Nicholson; ., decorate 24 members and former members of Canada's armed forces at an investdture at Province House. Among those to receive decorat- ions will be four nursing sisters, three now serving at Halifax with the navy and the fourth at the Gr,“ 1 c,_1_ Stu-hm; g0“; 2, veterans’ hospital at Cornwallis, N. Mr‘ Balm") “d t° ch" m" Mai-van MacDonald; 3. Blaine Mac- 5- Th” W111 b9 mvblled WW1 the Regal RedmOross (second class). mong ose to receive awards TYWMW» the 11b1- "w ‘Provo Cole. Marjory Cole. Freddie And- m1 Commander of the Order of the British Empire: Commodore G. M. l-iibbard. Charlottetown; THEFFORD. Norfolk. England — W» Murdock. Truro. Offlcer of the Order of the British pottery vessel have been unearthed 5111M"? Omd-P- F- D- Campbell» hes-g, PICDOU, N. S. DIBtI-Ylilllshed Service Order: Maj. Sylvester MscKinuon. Infantry Corps;

A" you troubled by distress of limsala "all

Local Man To Be “my I H Sterling Co; o Invested At Halifax

Royal Red Cross (second class): ‘

mwbcmdr. (N5) F, L‘ Rutledge. ed en route to Washington, D. 6., sbrtﬂsvilll. Ont; Sub-Lieut. (NS) M. C. Reid, Edmonton and Mont. SulL-Lleut. (NS) Cameron, Springl-iili. N. 5.; um. , $53) D. D. sstton, North Sydney, g vices. This tsanev departareiatbe Air Force Cross: Sqdn. Ldr. G.

hi‘. Gillespie. Truro, N. S. . Air Efficiency Award: w. o. 1 I "'- '- °°"» "*"h°\11¢b=¢¢wﬂ4- W. H. Refsusse, R..O.A.1". station, i "w" "l" E°W"m“ “Talk

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Canadian ‘ Sydney, N. 5.; lgiai. L. F‘. Kirkpatrick. Maccan, N.

As the Cool season ls now here

We are in a position to sup- ply you with

I-lAR-D COAL In STOVI G NUT size.

AMERICAN BRIQUETTES for furnaces, etc.

Also Soft Cools from the best mines in Nova Scotla.

TO WASHINGTON - lit. ~ Col. A. A. limes, former command medical of- ficer for the Canadian Army's last- - era Command in Halifax, pnotogrs,‘

- where he has been appointed Medical PM“ I75 u a i "it" ﬁoizimu'f'ggzlﬁlz'fé For your requirements. Prompt 0. B. I research work at medical ma Holog- delwﬂm

~ ioai interest to the three armed aer-

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field of medical service investigation, ,' according to the Director General of ~ Medical Services at Ottawa, Brig.

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with him. and her whole life will be a bitter regret for the folly she has committed.

Don't marry any man who doesn't love you and want YOU Whlll b‘? is sober. and who doesn't intend to make Y0" l 800d bllibﬂnd-

DEAR MISS DIX: We have a neighbor who is a pest. She ls al- ways Sally-on-the-epot. She barges into our house when she knows we are busy with our work. She has no ear; but she camps in ours. and we have to haul her around wherever she wants to go. When people come to see us. she rushes into see who they are. whether she knows them or not. And. worst of all. she tries to vamp our husbands. who loathe

her.

What can we do about it? THE NEIGHBORS.

ANSWER: That's easy. Lock your doors and refuse to let hcr come in. It will make her furious and that will be your salvation. There Is no sense in letting yourselves be victimized by a professional dead-

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BECAUSE IT IiUES FURTHER

Saturday Nov. l3 is Boy Scout Apple Day

SHOW YOUR CONFIDENCE IN CANADIAN YOUTH BY

tienorously Patronizlng the Scouts and Dubs

AT THE SAME TIME YOU ARE

BOOSTING OUR ISLAND APPLE INDUSTRY

WE SUGGEST THAT YOU OBTAIN YOUR WINTERS SUPPLY OP

Island Grown Macintosh Apples ttDW

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