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TRURO. N. 5.. Nov. ll-(CPM- REV. E. R. MavVl/‘llliam has re- signed his pastorate ol the United

Baptist Church at Oxford. NASA ; and will begin work next month In

his new position as iield secretary et the Maritime Temperance Fed- eration, it was learned here to-

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ZION variety concert tonlzht Bl p.m. l ---—- I CONFEDERATION L1H; l SURANCE. ‘

Mas. Jonson's LADIES‘ WEAR -- Bargains in dresses. sweaters, skirts, etc.

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HEAR MB. WILFRED ARSEN- AULT, Liberal Candidate lor the Third District o! Prince County over CFCY at nine o'clock tonight.

MABlTUtm CENTRAL All!» WAYS three times daily to Manc- ton. Al: and rail connections tr Montreal and Boston. Phone 201:1 or 540.

A’! HOME‘. — Dr. J, A. and Mrs. Clark will be st home to their friends Ln the “Clharlottetowifl Hotel on Friday, November 14th, from I to 1C P. M.

i. i. "MAYFALL" due Char- lottetown Novctnber 14th and loads general cargo lor St. Pierre and 51., John's, Nild. For space apply to} Buntaln Bell 8a Co, Agents.

FLOWERS RECEIVED -- Am-l on: floral tributes receivdd in! connection with the death o! Min Edison H. Douglas was a sprayl

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KEEP YOUR revs? ON,

NQYetwER _ 1a. at; v

irom Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stems and tamily. Charlottetown.

MB. FISHER-MEN, we have on band s number of finclt Bag Nets in the (allowing sles 25' x S’ and 30‘ x 8’. These nets are priced right and are exceptionally good buys. Get yours today. A. Kennedy s; Co. Ltd. 32 Queen Street, Charlotte- Itorvn.

, _.__ I ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED.- Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Jenkins, Win- sloe. wish to announce the engage- ment of their eldest daughter Hazel Blanche, to Russell Erwin, only son 0t Mr. and Mrs. Russell Jenkins, Mt. Herbert. Marriage to take place in the near future. ‘

PABKDALE W. I.- Among H10 lmsny wreaths placed at the foot oi the Monument (or Remembrance Day was a large and beautiful

;Wornen‘s Institute and placed by,‘ Mrs. Jean McLean and Mrs. Victor; Hudson. In the list this card-wits‘ inadvertently missed,

' HAMPTON Y. I’. U. — The new- , ly organized Y. P. U. met in the, lldll on Friday eveninrc. Nov. 7th.; for the first regular meeting. The‘ president, Mr. Wilfred Rogerson.

presided over the business period; which WES opened by the minulesi being read by the secretary, Mrs.

Donald Cameron. 'I‘here was an ai- l

teudance of twenLy-tl1r'ec. The , treasurer, Miss Helen Cameron. 1' reported eighteen members paid;

fees. amounting to $4.50, vollectronl of last meeting amounted to $1.64.‘ It was decided to order twenty; five church calendars to be sold by the members.‘ It was also de- cided to send for the ueqv Y. P. U. . program manual. Offering takenfl amounted to $1.77. The devotion- a. period was in charge oi’ the Fellowship Convener. Miss Irma lugs. This period was opened by Hymn No. 4'77. "Sinners Jesus will resolve." Readings for Srriplurc were given by Misses Helen Cum- crou, Esther Campbell. Jean Hig- gins, and Mrs. Everett Rogerson.‘ Rev. Mr. Head led in prayer". A reading was given by Miss Doris Myers. Meeting closed with the benediction by Rev. Mr. Head, after which a game was played and then lunch was served by the’

rommittee in charge. nRESEF-Vl‘; Thursday. Noventbor. 13th, Zion Variety Concert. ‘

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Building Su pplies s

suinu sssnrs

We are now producing the fol- lowing stock sizes in quantity:

1o x zo-s Light I2 x zo-4 Light 12 x 24-4 Light I3 x 26-4 Light 14 x za-s Light‘ 1s x 30-4 Light

Special Sizes Mode to Order

and:

z.§°'Er.... Big Came Trophies Clear Wolls ‘

IX-No- I'-< 0o To Copenhagen

CEDARGRAIN, ASBESTOS WALL SHINGLES ROLL BRICK SIDING p CHROMIUM MOULDINGS, all styles

FLEXIOARD, plain or scored

ROLL ROOFING, Talc. er Slots Surfeced ZINC FLASHING _ HARDWOOD FLOORING.

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wreath donated by the Parkrlalel POLE” "°"“"’ s‘ M "m 50P-

ddvut, Miss Ruth Ball and Score. r ltlrs. l Tuyloi‘

‘ us Auditors,

CEDAR SlIINGLES

Eastern Cedar Shingles in the following grades:

The Quantity is Limited. yours while they are available.

Building Supplies j

The following items ers necessary in your building program:

. ____. I at YOUR szavlcs~arntsn I Coal Company. Phone 2490.

i PARKDALE nay GOODS.-Two , only Red River Beauty Cir): Coats. l Size 6-8.

HEAR. MR. WILFRED ARSEN- AULT, Liberal Candidate for the Third DlSlTiCI. oi Prince County over CFCY at nine-o'clock tonight.

GET YOUR Xmas Cushion Gift. Most beatitiiul 0y o5 over seen. 1.5m» .itcd number" on mic. Purkdulc Dr; VIGOOds Store, Charlottetown. -

r 'l'lIE HEADQUARTERS OI‘ llll, Progressive Conservative Party} urc now located at the Clover

,Club. Grailon Street, and will be open each day lrom 9 a. m. Phone

endiary Magistrates Court ycs- terday, two men r-hargcd with as. suult cuuslnr; bodily harm. were

rcmunrlcrl until luduy, A parlyl rharsvrl ‘with wLIo healing was re-l mundmi until Novruuber‘ 14(|1_ ' while a drunk and incapable was

iinorl S10 nnri rests or l0 (Iuys. A‘ 'S\.lnln\alq' oJ/u-tment was INIJOIIFII-

0d unlrl Novvnrhr-r 19_

NORTH GRANVILLE FORJIS| AN INSTITUTE _ Un the evening‘ of Tlllll'.'<'flil_\. Nuwuulror 6th., the) lnrlrns of North Granville nrvt vrithl the Supoi-'.'r.~ri|' m, the home of‘ Mrs. James Follzmd and formed al Women's lnsliluir Brunch in their dlslricl. The meeting was well at- lvruicd und ailcr a short rilscus_ sion on 1h» arms uud accomplish- ments of Woeucrvs Institute work hy Miss Alzn-zionuld, the iollowring oilivers were appointed: Presid- ent, Mrs. William Wall; VICBIPES-

woy. . .

UNTIL SOLD.

sove many lovely dollars.

iary, Airs, Emerson hlathicson. tour-ii Aluilet, Mrs. Everett

and Mrs. Colin Burt were appointed Directors sund Mrs. Fred ‘Parlor and M1's.|B.W. 'l'uylor Those appointed as program t-onvcners were: Mrs Cor-ii ‘Alallvt, agriculture; Mrs Everett. ‘Yaylnr. home economics; .\Irs. Bernie l*l_\"ll‘S, citizenship; Airs. Borden Follunrl, social nvellare and Mrs. Fred Taylor. arts and literature. Meetings will be held on ihv sowond Wnrlncsdzry oi each month unrl Alissa Ruth Bull 0X- ll"llllr‘ll an invitation in her home for Ihr: Dovcmbcr- meeting.

Houwtus FURNITURE WINDOWS) Starting ridflll. November 14th I ,

“DUTCH AUCTION"

T0n A Beautiful 6 Piece’

REGULAR VALUE

AND

Charlottetown

Two beautiful Bedroom Suites (one at each store) go on Sole, Friday Morning in o novel clncl exciting . A "DUTCH AUCTION", which means that these Suit-es will be These six-piece Suites are in luxurious Walnut finish, modern water-full design and have polished plate mirrors. The six-pieces include Twin Beds, Chilfonier, Vanity, Dresser, Bench _und ‘Night Tobie. See these outstanding Bedroom Suites in our windows today-and remember someone is going

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ROCKY MOUNTAIN HOUSE, Alta, Nov i2 - (OP) —- Biz game trophies from Canada will be added to the collection o! the Copenhagen Museum as .he result o! s hunt- ing trip by Ivar bporon-Hedler, commissioned by tlhe Danish government to obtain specimens for the museum.

Bporon-Hedler has completed his first hunting expedition in Canada. Guided by Jack Browning, he was accempsni ‘ by Tom Knudsen ot Los Angelou, s nstive o! Denmark who has spent most at his ills in the United States. The party. with s fl-horls peck trsln, worked out o! Rocky Mount- ain Rouse, 136 miles southwest e1 Edmonton.

For the lest 20 years Gporon- I'ledler'hss stalked big game in Denmark, Norway Sweden, Pales-

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three inches long, to Ilkl Is attached an Atrican "slrlnnefls" legend in recognition o1’ shootinl s lion.

Given Bpeclsl Licence

During his trip in this province the ‘Alberta government granted him s special collector's licence which, among ,other privileges, allow him to shoot one antelope, although the sesson lor that species is closed this yesr.

He and Mr. Knudsen both ielt their trip had been "most reward- ing." Bporon-Fiedler obsgged two moose, two buck deer and, In his own words, "s very besutliul old gost." With justifiable pride he ssld he hsd accounted for s slink- In], elusive coyote st s range o! 450 yards.

He probably will write sn account

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TWINBEIJ BEDROOM SUITE 347.00 Price Reduced 10.00 Daily Until Sold

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o! his trip In the Osnsdlnn. Rockies later-and in English. since he speaks the language fluently.

He said the rugged grandeur ol

Alberta's scenery was as lrn- pressive as any he had seen any- where.

Fkom Rocky Mountain House the two Danish hunters went to Brooks. Alta., on an antelope hunt, and it their present plans material- ize they expect to hunt grizzly in British Columbia before leaving lor California.

SIOCKPORT. England - (C?) -A husband. M. charged with threatening to kill his wile. told the court that in Z8 years It was

"the'ilrst lew words we've ever had." ‘

BURDOCK BLOOD

tine, Iisst Airics, Kenya Colony end Tsnesnylks. -

In his Alrlcsn expedition he has begged ssversl species et lion. rhino, black bultslo. huntltll leopsrdisnd eobrs. 0n the m: o! his tedors. which hes been on the hunt with him for ll yssrs new.

bod d tone uPl-hfid ltlinsshelpfilh

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CHARLOTTETOWN, P. E. I.

NOVEMBER 17-21, I947. Under the Aurplm of

THE PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND SILVER FOX IBREEDERS’ AND EXHIBITORS’ ASSOCIATION

Opevn to Registered Foirss owned by members of the Cd"- udian Notional Silver Fox Breeders’ Association in any Prov- ince,‘ of Csnsds. t _

Exhibitors are baked re forward entries without deIoY- Classification commences on Monday,‘ November 17th. Fol lenquet or the Charlottetown on WlbtssrloyflNovsmbpr 19th- All foxes must be registered or in process of registration. D0 not nepliet supplying details In the entry form. Entries from ranches which eve had evidence of contagious dipeutl l" the your I947 will he prohibited. Prise lists ere eve|IebIs_ of the Censdlsn Notional Silver Fox lrssders‘ Association,

Summon or the Department of Agriculture, Charlottetown- For fu _r Inlermellon pppIy:— |-- K. LOCKERIY, President, Summmldl- ' W. R. SllAWpgesvetery, Charlottetow-