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-THANKSGIVING SERVICE - Sunday being the day set apart by the Dominion Government ‘by spe- clql decree as a day of intersession and pray-er, Rev. G. R. Harrison oficrad spacial ptayers at both morning and evening services in St. Mary's Church. In keeping with tire festival of Thanksgiving I-Iar- hymns were chosen for the any Rev. Mr. Harrison preached an eloquent sermon cn the right ailitude for prayer.

-FIJNERAL 0F DR. MARY SOPHIA ROSS —Many old friends attended the funeral services on Sillllfflll afternoon for Dr. Mary Ross. w io passed away on Thurs- day at the home of her sister Mrs. D. R. Morrison. Rev. D. F‘. Hod- riinott conducted the service assist- ed by Rev. D. M. Fraser. Burial took place in the family plot in the Wilmot Cemetery. The pallbearers were Messrs. Rob-art Baker, Cle- ments Carruthers, Gordon Burns, Ralph Caiibeck. William Iefurgey, Ralph MacCaull. Dr. Ross was the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs Murdock Ross of Ross‘ Cor- ner and spent her early childhood and girlhood there. She was a graduate of Prince of Wales Col- leg: and taught school on the Is- land, afterwards going to I-Iono- lulu. where she was engaged in the [caching profession for a number at years. After leaving there she decided to study medicine, and took her M. D. at Rush College, Chic- aro. For thirty years Dr. Ross mncticcd her profession in Hanni- ml. Missouri. Ill health forced her to give up and early last spring Dr. Ross came homc to her native Province and lived with her sister. Mrs, Morrison at Bed-sous until =l1-:= passed away. Besides Mrs. Morrison. two other sisters. M's. B. Coeswell. Edmonton. Alberta: llrs. D J. McCutheon, Vancouver, B. C . and two brothers. Mr. Tvccrse l-I. Ross. Calgary; and Rev. Flag. Ross. Black River Bridge.

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—MALPEQUE UNITED CHURCH Quicken Sup r, Wednesday, Octob- er llth. Don’ fail to attend.

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—BECOVERED FROM ACCI- DENT-Ttie many friends of Mrs. Lewis Darrach, (nee Adams) will be glad to learn that she has recovered from the seri- ous accident in which she was a victim some six week ago. and which kept her a patient in the Prince Edward Island Hospital; and that Mrs. Darrach is now able to leave the hospital and will spend

1a few weeks with her mother, Mrs.

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—RETURNED FROM MAG- DALEN ISLANDS-Mr. Vernon Matthew has returned from the Magdalen Islands, where he had accompanied his daughter Li.“ Dolly. Who has ta-ken a position there as teacher at the little settle- ment of Grand Entry. Mr. Matthew says he was agreeably surprised at the prosperous appearance of the settlement. There are about twenty families in the community, They arc about seven miles from an- other little settlement where there is an English Church. at which the residents of both communities at- tend. ‘llhe schools are only open from October until May. The child- ren during the summer months assist their parents with the fish- ing, which is practically the main industry. The peop are very happy and contented. making the most out of the simple pleasure of the island people-s,

PERSONALS

--Mrs. Clair MacLellan of Char- lottetown spent the-holiday season with friends in summersidc-S.

—Mr. Russell Ramsay was week end visitor to his home Summerside-S.

—Miss Elizabeth Cairns spent the holiday at her home in Sum- merside-S.

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—Mr. and Mrs. itlkilld famil

S. G. Merriam y spent the week end at elr old home in Nova scotia,_5_

—Fi u ill _ that Edgard ‘Ilfdlfitonetoof 1003p: gvolffiwis quite seriously ill. Her aug r, Mrs. Geo A, Bow is with her.—-S. we M“

-Rev. Theo. Ross of Black River Brides. was a. visitor to Bedeque attending the funeral of hi; sister’, Di‘. Mal'y Ross-S.

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-—Mrs. E. E. Sinclair a

daughter Miss Evelyn leftag‘:

-Mr. J. J. K111112111 and Miss Nora Enmaii have returned to their home in Summerside after a few clays vlslt to Halifax.

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-Mr. Hilbert llgll of Summer.

side was a visitor to St. John, over the weekend.

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-—Mrs. Davlson. who has been

nursing 111 Bfideqlle is spending a few davs at her home in Bradal- bane-S

——Mr. and Mrs. George Sheen of Summerside spent the Thanksglv. ins holiday with their son, Rev. John She-en and Mrs. Sheen at Wallace, N, S,

—Miss Gladys Fitzgerald of Montreal. was a weekend visitor to Summerside the guest of Miss Beth Mcikle.

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—Mr, and Mrs. Roy Hnygs or lunar-ton. N. B. spent the Thanks- glvluz liolday at their home in ‘Pyne Valley. They received a 091-. dial welcome from Summerside

vlsnds om their way thro h to Tyne VHIIGYr-S. u“

~MR Wilfred Hoddlnnot. stud- ent at Mount Allison University. sackvllle. is spending the Thanks- giving vacation at the parsonage Ninth 395N118 With his brother Rev. D. F‘. Hoddinnot and Mrs. Hoddlnnot. He is flccqmpanied by his friend Mr. Whitewayi-S.

Confessions 0f A Nazi Spy At Capitol S’side

last evening to see the startling , revelations of Espionage in the Un- ited states as shown up in “Con- i fessions of a Nazi Spy,’ were held spellbound during the whole film The picture. which is holding the spot light every where today is One of the most daring films of the age, Mr. Gaduet, pro- prietor of the Capitol is to be con- gratulated in securing this picture for his patrons. This sensational film is one of Warner Bros pro- ductions. Edward G. Robinson who plays the principal role of Head G. Man. as an agent of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, does n marvelous piece of acting. Francis I/sderer. a former resident of Czechoslovakia. takes a leading role. the first unwmpethotlo one in his career. Lva I-ys. a foreign l.ctress making her Hollywood de- but. stands out as a new threat in the glamour ranks. An exquisite and curvacious blonds. she com- bines the appeal of Hedy In. Man". Marlene Dietrich and Ann Sheridan, with a heady charm that is uninue- ly hers. Paul Lukas. Dorothy Tree, Henry O'Neill and George Sanders also have strong roles.

A grinning powerful performance it brings home to the audience that the spy menance is still with us to under mine the military and democratic Institutions of the na- tion. Leon G. ‘Purrou. former ace G-man. who secured the conviction o: a number of admitted Nazi spies acted as technical adviser of the film. which lends some idea. as to its authenticity, despite the fact that the events are fictional.

Rubber provides a new trans- parent material for wrapping foods.

- Bronze hand min-ore used b Etruscan women of ancient Itay were engraved with pictures of Helen of Troy and other romantic characters.

Speck In Your Eye

Do not rub your eye when you feel a foreign substances in it. Close the eye, gently pull the eye- lid free of the ball and almost al- ways the tears will wash out the speck. If this doee not. work, look and see if you can observe the speck with the other eye. If so. re- move it with the corner of a clean handkerchief. If none of these uilngs work. apply a cloth wet with

d out saying a number of them have

improved one hundred per cent and would undoubtedly give a good account of themselves in any The large audiences that packed wummmi“ the Capitol Theatre to the doo's on Thursday evening Oct 5th

a wedding reception took place at the spacious home of Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Profltt, Spring honor of their son William Fred- erick. whose marriage to Miss Doro- thy Ferric Hutchinson of Ellerslle-

P. of the bride on Wednesday evening Oct. 4th, when Rev. Mr.

ter, Mra. Profitt and neice Miss Vera Mc- Leod R. N., in serving the bounte- o ber of invited guests hfld gathered- The evening was most pleasantly spent in conversation. music gong, During the evening an un- usual large number of noisily appeared on the scene and persistingly gave themselves until the DOPIIIRY YOU"? couple made their appearance and happily received tions of their many eaten-Milli! Ed- rnirere, who at the nroper moment gelshgfitededflhgbgfogxm fora good old fa on un n8. they were also remembered by the genial hostess. with a tasty lunch.

oeived the best of wishes from one and all the pleasant evening was brought to a close with all joining in slnizinit. "Fm They A" Good Fellows."

The sumlgjl-ZEIDE GUARDIA

. PRINCE COUNTY CHRONICLE

Borden‘ and Vicinity

Her friend: learn with regret of the d from Borden of Mice 0176!! n. Miu Mnchelvri who hu been tplgineipel olf Borden School for peat month has M. copied u position in the Civil Ser-

vice at Ottawa and will leave for I

there next week.

Th» regular weekly curd ty of the Borden Women's 1m tute woo held on ‘rhuredny night in the town hell. Five tables played. ladies glue was won by age,

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served play was resumed grid giaeewt WM won by Mia Geral-

Mr. Reginald Rodgers, Jr., who has spent the past week in lvlonc- ton returned home on Friday eve-

Mies Dorothy Jenldm. teacher at West Royalty. visited Borden this week end, the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Wm. White.

First Borden Company of Girl Guides began meetings this autumn with a good attendance. Miss Tessie Sexton as captain and Miss Patsy Chappell as Lieutenant. Last meeting brought a number of new recruits and yarn is being given out among the guiders who will begin knitting articles for the evacuated children of London. It was decided to-go on a hike on

Monday, October 9th Mr. Vernon Campbell who has been attending Mount Allison

Academy at Sackville, returned to Borden on Friday to spend his Thanksgiving holidays with his par-ants, Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Campbell.

Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Arsenault of Borden were called to Egrnont Bay- on Saturday to see Mr. Arsen- ault's mother who is very ill.

Miss Pearl Stewart. P W. C. student at Charlottetown, is spend- ing the holidays at her

rden.

Miss Jean Ma/eIsaac second year student at Prince of Wales College returned to he.- home recently for the holidays. She was accompanied bv her friend, Miss Eleanor O'- Connor of Charfottftolvn. who will also spend her holidays in Bor- den. A

Kensinlrt-nn And Vicinity

Mr. Harold Walsh of Summer- side. was a business visitor to Ken- sington Friday.

Mr Gerald MacKenzie and Mr. Arthur Larkins wgre in Summer- side Friday on business.

Mr Earl Prows-e of Charlotte- town visited Kernsington on Fri-

Mr. y is recuperg! ating from an operaton he under- 1 went about ten days ago and is well l

on the way to T860119

James Ken-n

Mr. Eric Sheen. Miss Joyce E Millman and Miss Ijorie Ken-. nedy enjoyed the west nd on a mo- ' tor trip to Halifa S. They

were accompanied by Miss Enid, Lnckhart of Summerside on theirl return trip. t The many tennis enthusiasts of Kensington are still having their ally workouts and it goes with-

Valley, in

E. I. took place at the home Elliott. tor of the bride officiated. The

ostess was assisted by her daugh- MoCoubrey, Miss Lottie

us repast. when the large nilm-

and serenaders

an account of _

the congratula-

after which

After the happy couple had re-

Jolly H’

Daily War Survey

(By The Canadian Press) The full story of the attempt made by Britain and France to win Soviet Russia as an ally has Yet to be fold but Russia's course since the outbreak of the war suZKE-‘ls Nazi Germany was willinil i0 DRY a

ship than the Allies. That P1169 was acquiescence in Russian explm- eion westward.

Yesterday Russia without right- lng, won the right to 111MB "8 i ..led forces on the soil of a third neighboring country—l..atvia. Nazi Germany moved into Austria. with- out a fight and did the same in Czecho-Blovakia but on its third venture int/o Poiand met war. Rus- sia seized half of Poland without a stzuggle and rained time right to occuoy first Estonian and now Latvian territory.

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Couple Observer , 60th Wedding l Anniversary

KENSINGQON. October 9- serenely and pleasantly happy one of our oldest and most highly esteemed pies namely Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Dunning, celebrating their sixtleth wcddi lumiversary on Sunday, Oct. 8 , were at home during the day to the many relatives and friends who were con- tinually calling throughout the day and evening to offer their heartiest congratulations and for many, many, more years of happy wedded bliss.

They were remlebered by many lovely gifts aJnong which was a telegram of heartiest congratula- tions on their "Diamond Jubilee," from His Majesty King George VT.

At 5 P. M. the party of relatives and friends present sat down to a. ‘bounteous repast. which was en- toyed to the fullest, by one and all, afi.e'f' which the remainder of the evening was s em. in social ‘chatter, with the app? couple in turn giving accounts of happenings and the many changes which oc- curred during their long and serene wedded life. H.

Admiral Dorian

Admiral Francois Jean Dar- llln. commander - in - chief ol ‘France's navy, is the first French- man io recs ve that title since 1920 ifs a rank reserved for war-

supreme comman of‘ t, holwever, lies wit. __ Durlan is 58 years old pious-looking, handsome lcvel-ilczuicd, his greatest ability is as an organizer entered sca srevice as a youth during World War, was in charge of naval batteries at Verdum la!- er led a flotilla on the Rhine rivc was chief of iiaif of i’ French fleet in the ‘Far East.

time . . Allied flee Britain

right up to the announcement o. the Russo-German non-aggression pact, Britain and France refused to include Lithuania. Latvia, and P51011111 in the g-sner-al guarantees, being extended to Poland. This was f because those small states, carved out of the Baltic fringe of the for-

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viewed in the light of the negotia- tions with Britain and France. point to a settled plan to capitalize on the war between Germany and the Allies.

Each move is wholly consistent with a determination that wihether the German struggle with the western powers ends in a win. lose or draw, Russia will be stronger.

SNOB INSTINCT 1N CHILD SHOULD BE DISCOURAGED o

Not all children are anobbish bilt a great many are. By this, I moan that they are extremely impressed by possessions, writes Olive Roberts Barton.

Yet. adults are like this, too. We cannot blame the children. Men and women often pretend to scoff - at worldly goods. yet fall for them hard.

I am sure that Terry and Tess arc no more to be irdictcd for feeling a bit gmnd about the new windfalls for the house made pos- sible by grandpas will, than any of the rest of us. However. 191113 young. they must learn that the real values of life are not based on possessions.

I remember one time when .iy youngsters were little. and we vis- ited some friends. When we got off the train. there was a distance to walk. At each house. ifit was a big one. they would say. "I hope that's it mother.“ and if it was a small, unpretanfious place. they wsilld say anxiously- "Th" 13"" the place, is it "

‘The house proved to be average. 'I‘hcy looked crostfnllen.

Our visit of two days was very lowly‘. Thcy found that the chil- l (iron w"0 lived in the smallest homes around thcre were frequent- ly the most. kind. as well as the best. traincd.

It iZflW‘ me the chance for an muluhtcifngr talk on values.

You will hnv~ to do somethlnll or the sort with you." family, I think.

Thcy will be utterly ilnhappv all the rrst of tivrir llvrs if they learn y, pa... f-loly {riv-llshlps on what thdr neivhbors have

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