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DANCE

TONIGHT (WEDNESDAY)

At ODDFELLOWS HALL

Music By ADASTRALS

(Comprising R. A. F. Personnel) 9 P. M.—1 A. M.

.were out yesterday morning for a. roof fire at 30 Please ‘ Streetn Damage was sllsht. The time of the lire was 11.50 s. m.

POLICE COURT -- in the Police Court yesterday a ssnlt case was I adjourned until today. o men,

charged with failing to attend mil- itaiy parade_ were each lined $5. and costs or l0 d s. They were member; of the P. . i. [light Horse voluntary reserve.

FUNERAL POSTPONE-D — ‘Ilhe funeral of me 15w chm-l“ A M“. Dougall which was to have been held this afternoon is postponed until tomorrow (Thursdayl, A short service will be held at hLs late residence at 1 o'clock, funeral services in Canoe Cove Church st 2 o'clock.

SUCCESSFUL EVENT- A large number of citizens attended the sn- nual supper at the Holy Redeemer Hall last evening. The ladies were kept busy all evening as the crowd continued to come. The nail was fittlflsly decorated for the occasion. Tlhe supper will continue this eve- n ilg.

FUNERAL TODAY-The funeral 0f the late Leslie Murray, who died in the Charlottetown Hospital Mon- day will take place this Wednesday morning at 9.30 from the residence of his iather-ln-lsw, Mr. Aloysius

Church, Vernon River. Church Cemetery.

ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCE- lllENT-The engagement is an-

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nouiiced of Ruth I. Moore, daugh- L81’ of the late M11 and Mrs. Lewis J. Moore, lvflilburn, to Arnold F. Roper, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. Roper, Mt. Edward Road. Mar-

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CAR DAMAGED BY FlRE-—An automobile was badly

FINE)‘. Nov . 21st Si. Avard's Orchestra L- . - 9- ,

attended the dance st the Canad. I!!! T-flkion Rooms last evening whim w" but on for the men in uniform. All branches of His M3195. W5 fighting forces were represent- ed st the enjoyable function. Music W88 Supplied by Bill Moresides or- chestra and the dance was under the supervision of Mr. A. G. Bruce, mtertsinment Officer o! ‘the Co. nadian Legion War Services.

Revival campaign At the ilitadel

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Inquest into Trinity United Church

‘Eu-prayer service. Rice Point man “"°‘i';“l.°.'. all.‘ at... Cont. will» Macbousall- Protestantilrphanage

Rice Point, "came to his death by acclden‘ iiy drowning _ at the Ferry Wharf in Charlottetown be- tween Friday. Nov. 14 and Satur- day. Nov. 15, 1941," was ilhe ver-

Trustees hold

T“ IO“ nduetod by Rev. Dr. C. H. Brown o1 cliff Collese. Erlsllmd. in the Salvation Army Citadel, are being well at- tended. and much interest is in evidence.

The txrpic dealt with last night; was “Tne Way into the Kingdom" | Taking for his text. John 3:7. "Ye

Must Be Born Again" the speaker, pointed out very clearly that 3,11» men, regardless of their position] in life, needed to have this New

Birth Experience. l

Tonight the Evangelist will givu» part of his life story, a message‘ which has brought much blessing lsndd light to many people in other an s.

C. W. L. is Organized at St. Peters

demand b fire on Fitzroy Street shortly aftei, five o'clock last evening, It is own- ed by Mr. Archie Murray, Char- lottetown. when the blaze started a. call was sent to the firemen and when they arrived at the scene a line of hose was applied to the flame. The machine was badly dam-l aged beforethe blaze was exting- uished. I

SOLDIERS LEAVING — Six pri- vates from No, (l2 C. A. B. T, 0., at Beach Grove leave this morning torl service elsewhere in Canada. They are: Privates J. G. Doucette, Tig- nish; R. W. Holland, Breadalbane; L. Gsss, E-arnscliffe; M- L. Mai-tell. Georgetown; J. N. McMahon, East Baltic and J. L. Stewart, Charlotle- town. They were presented with cig- arettes bv;the Emovlncial Govern- ment through the Carry On Canada Corps. The presentations were look- ed ofter bieMr. A. G. Bruce of the Canadian gion War Services.

AWARDED CONTRACT‘ -- Work on the construction of a $11,000 wood constrtbtion at the Service Flying Training School, Summer- side, the contract Award of which was announcer‘. from Ottawa yester- day, commenced several days ago. A concrete foundation has been placed, the floor laid and the frame is going up at present. The build- ing is peculiarly shaped and resem- bles three structures joined togeth- er. It will be utilized as sort of a maintenance building The contract was awarded to M. F. Schurman Company, Limited. Summe siiic.

AIRMEN ENJOY LEAVE — LAC. Leonard L. Dorning and LAC. Ron- ald Norbury of ilie RAF, Char- lottetown, were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. John D. Matheson, Clyde River. Natives of English cit- ies the boys greatly enjoyed their leave on this Island farm and while there. were active participants in grain-threshing and other seasonal operations. Mr. Matheson is him- self s veteran od the Great War and has two sons at present in the services, LAC. Major Mai-heron, S- Side, and Pie. Miller Matheaon witn the P. E. I. Highlanders in New- foundland-(Patriot please copy.)

Personals

My, and Mrs. J. Howard Murray have returned from an enlbylble three lweeks vacation in Nova Scotla.

Capt. C. H. Crosby. R. C. A. M. C- left Monday on return to dill!!! at the Military Howltel- Bifsfi u. 13-. havlllfl s l" W W" '°" visiti his unc W. W. Crosby and s. Crosby at comwnll-

The many friends of Miss Doro- thy McCai-ron of Auburn will hi: 81nd to know she is resting, “If” fortsbiy followins an W!" 0n _ it}; City Hospital on sunday 9""

1e hit Ralph C. Snxiieigidthglzailiioraninl for i-lsli- fax, n. s. alter snendins I m" “we Wm, m; parents. Mr. snags:- Haroid Smith. 70 Rochfor S é Ralph joined the navy W0 Yefld and three months a and hi! h! many flaming expg Q1153 will]! 0n motive service. l-ie is a no man with that jsunty lantern“

d most jovial natinle. He on ‘nswrdgy m see his man v friends the city and slso won w 89¢. m; sndmother. Mrs. rivals-r. M Nori gustloo. '

TRINITY TEA AND

A meetins of the ladies of St. Peter's parish was held in the Holy Name Hall on Sunday after- noon, November loth. for the pur- pose of re-organizlng a sub-div- ision of the Catholic Women's League 0d Canada.

The meeting was opened with prayer “i?! the pastor, Right Rev- erend onsignor McAulay, and

‘this was followed by a brief ad-

dress by the Diocesan Convener of Organization. Mrs. Frank Murray, of Charlottetown. Prefalcing the business of the meeting, the Or- ganizer referred to the present world chaos. emphasizing the reat need of a united Christian ront, if the forces of evil are to be suppressed, and if right is to triumph over might. The Catholic Women's League with its inspir- ing motto "For God and Canada". the embodiment of the highest form o! patriotism. offers to our womanhood. through membership therein, ample scope for the lay- ing of a firm foundation for a strong Christian citizenship; while the successful work oi the Sub- division, forges the strongest link in the chain of national en- deavor.

Business of organization follow- ed with the pro-tem appointment of Mrs. D. J. Mullin as Chairman of the meeting and of Mrs_ Hugh Mchellan as secretary. A motion was carried to the effect that a sub-division of the C. W. L_ be formed in St. Peters, members present signing the register and reciting the League promise.

Officers Elected

Election of officers resulted as allows:-

President, Mrs. D. J. Mullin.

1st Vice President, Mrs. Augus- tine OHanZey.

2nd Vice President, Mrs. Louis

urge.

3rd Vice President, Mrs. Ray- mond MlcKinnon_ l

Recording and Corresponding Ssaretary, Mrs. Hugh Mclellan

Treasurer, Miss Jean McDonald.

Councillors, Mrs. W. K. Larkin,‘ fortune Road; Mrs. R. T. Cullen, Church Road; Mrs. Michael Mc- Aulsy, Southampton; Mrs. Wil- frid McKlnnon, Goose River; Mrs. Ben Lewis, Cable Head East; Mrs. Thomas Ledwell, St. Peters.

‘The newly elected officers were then installed by the Convener of Organization and congratulated and best wishes for success were extended to elwh_

The Chaplain, Rt, Rev. Msgr. McAuisy, commended the women for the splendid aid they had al- ways given in the work of the parish and now even eater ac- com lishments may be ooked for- wsr to under the banner of St. Peter's sub-division C. W. L.

The President Mrs. D. J. uJiin then addressed the meeting, ex- liortlng the members to put forth their greatest efforts that tiie work of the sub-division may con- form to the ideals of the Catholic Women's League, which are worthy g our supreme interest and icy-v

ty.

A vote of thsniu was tendered Mrs. Murray for her work in con- nection with the ie-organlzstlon of I 5t. Peter's Sub-division, after which the meeting adjourned.

Girl Guide News

1st, 2nd. srid 8rd. Companies

The Guides of these companies held a cake sale last Saturday and

I" "I'll-Jinn of Frsnee-Crsekpoi Cruise-Fiction

BAZAAR Thursday: 2-7 - PRICE: 50c

raised s very substantial sum for p fund. They will to thank sli who so kindly. assisted. and especially Holman & Co. who svs the use of their show window, or the sale.

DARWIN SAID I1‘ The gorillas skeleton closely re- sembles the frame of human beings.

‘that, day, Th; deceased had come

dict reached by a coroner's jury at the inquest, held in the City Police Court room yesterday after- noon and conducted by Coroner. Dr I. J. Yeo.

The Jury also recommended “im- mediate attention be given to the on Tuesday, November 18th unsafe condition of the ferry me absence 01 ML w’ A‘ stéwan when and that repairs be made at the Vice-Chairman Mrs n ' once in the interests of public Henderson presided] ' safety: also the attention 01 the Members from both Public fhe§1§1I‘1d€’€§/T'm°“% ‘if m‘; King's" (Joulitics City o aro own 0 115i?" jullllllg \‘ll the conditions to the dumping of ‘ h m“ refuse on said wharf?‘

Seven witnesses testified at the liearn . These included: Neil Mc- Dou , Alex Ltifferty, Alfred J. Walt , Rgbertt MpceCteannallLlmwallneg WI 5°" m“ . r a‘ l 5 Ol'[)i1Iilll\'(‘., re )Oi‘i0 '~_ iiitgétggllgn Mann“ a“ “f Char" factory FCilIYIlSlID dlatgiosstmyigtqli-

Follow,“ were we manbes o, silt;- and Charlottetown went All e jury: file

Monthly meeting

The meeting of the qvusgee Board of the Orphanage was held

W611? IJPGSQHT,

must l-o-opcrzltlveiy “After routine business had been 0181105011 of, Mrs. H. S. Henderson 01'i4‘anizvl' for the province-wide annual drive for funds for

_ _ re D rore2oltil with the best collection since man R B 332,651. wi1_;l9.l0. lvliiie the number of indivi- 11am’ Rix ' Hurry ' James. _;_ Kl dual contributors‘ in each town m“), ma Forest. sloccmtm ‘ has the largest ‘ill the history of

Neil MacDougall told of Tllldlng this “oi-thy institution; other re- me body o! h: father on the more lliilis receiver! i0 date are all _in at the head of Prince Street Wharf: "dv-‘mcc 9r I940 Fm 1f a“ "6' last Saturday morning He had mainliig lists are in keeping with

ma“), ‘m. his fame,- 5.11m: above. the trustees are hope-

fgund m; city the previous night i111 of carrying the work for an-

when the latter failed to make the Pm" Year 11! the usual high return trip on the Roflky P013 "“mdard~ _ _

‘en-y an," vmjflng (jhgyighiéiOllffl The repoit of the Adoption Com-

mittee showed a

number of admissions and stressed

to the city with Mr. Robert Mac-

Donald ln ‘the letters car. When, the incl that few in the city he did not show up at the boat; realize the great change in the for the return trip home, Mr. Mac- l life of many of these children

Donald notified witness’ wife and‘: Nhen taken from homes of pov- he conducted a search that night ‘L criy and illiteracy, which still eotim but without, success. _Ab .11! ll o-l in the province, to olli'_ Orphanage clock next morning witness, “ho is, ulirrc. by llic generosity of our v an employee of Frank Clzltkc, went , host _of good friends we are able lto dulmlp some clay over the side, to give them a new and better of the bank and dsrovcred his‘, life through care and training. Mother's body 0n the ‘shore. l, 011i‘ new trustee reported an

MEX I-Mfefiy tesiifleil 141M 041i», unexpected visit to the Orphanage

MacDougiill had visited his shfie. whore he found evrrythlng in fine a few repairs were needed 430$ MflCE=\0ll£‘\'fl<innd these lie unis authorized '0 '

repair shop Friday morning in‘. nl‘(I"1'1 company with Mr. They wanted a Jc-b done in a hurry as they intended going over on the l 1.30 boat. However, later in afternoon, between one and o'clock witness met flic-

proceed with as soon as possible It was agreed

dfiefi-“Pd l’ of October were

H l K of Queens sole, m U" “Mk “mm b" "°"d"’3i4*d (i1'(.'\\' and Hank H. Roper.

the operating as a dentist and

I ma; a Decembe, lMacMlLLAN-At the the ‘. luectlng would be necessary esrlv two m the month. Bills for the month l19 , “msldmd and . PFQMJ-“ii.Qf%i2°f£'£Y”¥1;--“i911»-

niember," the minister said, "we are

Though our sorrows griels, and Dull) ,seem unbearable they are only iol ‘a BCBSOIL_ The darkness “iii give

place to light because Christ nus

overcome me worlc. Our runner l has prepared a home beyond for all ~ , vino love him." Ho urged his hearers to have faith I

11nd to remember the I

other

I Only in the world for a short Lllllt‘. e

sorrows of.

s. We will experience tribula-' tion and grief. “be of good cheerflj was the message of Jesus,

After the sermon was preached the hymn “Abide With Me" was sung. Tlie service closed by prayer and reading of the "Nunc Lrimittls."

The service at the grave in the United Church Cemetery was also conducted by the minister.

A large congregation was present and filled the church to capacity.

The many beautiful floral tributes expressed silently the high esteem

~ ‘in which Mr. Thompson was held in Prince and,

the community.

The pallbearers were Messrs. Scott Cairns, Fred Webster, Alberl rust- Aiexunclei" MzlcBetli, Fred An-

I YEAR-OLD TOOTIIACHE ' SYDNEY, N$.W.~ (CP) —Oftcr. SQXRQ‘ times as a piano-tuner, Dr. J. (j. Wiwtii-i. the "flying ohyscian" to the |ouilying settlements. tells of a plan , ,"who missed me last year and has‘ had had toQthaLLe ever since."

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Mrs. George Clough of Summer- l ‘iside, a son_

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N.B.-P.E.l. from LL-Ool. Murdock

The following is All excerpt from an article by H. G. Christie which appeared in yesterday's issue of thtel an contains a message from Lieut. Col. Ward Murdock, Officer Command- ing the North Nova Scotla High- landers, given the writer during s. recent visit to Bntain:

{leaving the North Shore Regi-

,lll(‘lii. we manoeuvrod u) catch the

McQUAlD —At the Charlottetown 'N0i'i.h Nova SCOLla Highlanders on

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!Hospital_ on Nov. 13. 194i, t0 Mr. ‘and Mrs. Agustils McQuaid, Lot 65, a daughter, (Selma Mary).

MacDONALD-At city Hospital on November 8. 1941. to Mr. and

twin boys. Donald Augus- tine allCl Charles Janus.

Charlotte- lown Hospital on November l8, 4i. to Mr. and lVLrs. Stephen J.

Mrs. Basil MacDonald of Tracadie l

a routs! march. Infantry on foot and on the march present a pecul- liar spectacle, sections in single file on alternate sides of the road. It Iiooks straggling and they spread over enormous expanses of road, lb\u. they can disperse quickly in lease of air attack and the highway Iis left CINTI’ for vehicles. They look- ed in fine shape and hard. Many of their officers fell out and chatted fora while. ‘Ilia commanding offic- er lalcr sent me this- message for lcommuliicaiion in 1P0 people of

on the street and the laiicr raid: mm-(nse in m, f d“ he had other bllsirwss and was ds- l noted DCIOPC C b91131 ‘i? ' prlylmcrlt.

layed in town. He then fold wt- ness "l am going to get a drink before I go-lt w ll wami n fellow up on this cold day." At that time ,the man dld- not show "any sign of alcohol." witness said. _ Alfred J. Wat-f: told of $061051 the deceased DPssing his shop fev- eral times Friday. At l2 0'c.ock noon he had noticed the man pass- ing ‘n a truck wwon which one of his sons had taken to the city

Again "after three o'clock". wit- ness saw him walking up Rich- mond Street l

Went Towr-rds Wharf

Robert, McCanneI] testified that MacDougall had vsltrd his shop 0n the corner oiPririce and vilst- er Streets about ihr"e o'clock He was there two or three minutes and bought some bhcliiis. then left. He cfrssod Water street and we-nt towards the wharf. ivncn in the shop. "he appeared to be sober.’ wtness said.

Walter Wilson testified that the deceased had v'sited Canada Pack- ers about 3.30 and inquired nbout

ese. He recalled it. ivas a dull 5:11: day. Later in the evening it became blustery. Asked about the man's condition. witness ieplled. "He appeared to be sober. but would say he had a dnnk." He add- ed. “I could smell liquor."

Constable Peter Walsh and Semi , Allan Maelnnls told of being adq vised. while on patrol that nlorn- ing, to keep a lookout for thel man. Inter. about 11.05 they re-i celved a call saying a body had- been found on the shore. 'I‘hey went there and found ilie de- ceased lylng face down. On exam- ination ll. was lcunri that IIWW‘ were "small scratches-or more like bruises on the side of the cheeitbone and another on the car." T118813 could have been calls- ed by iailln in the ashes as they were sulperf clal, both policemen agreed. There were ciinkers, old tin (‘fills and rubbish where he was found. "The inluries did not look like those caused by rough usage.’ Beret Malclnnis testified.