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' trahk their neighbours and friends for the kind- ness shown to them in their recent sad bereavement, and also for the many letters and curds of sympathy which they have received.

KILLED 1N ACTION JOHN SAMUEL IiL-tcPIIERSQN On December 6th word was r9- coived that J. S. MucPhcrson, ugcd 2c years, son oi Mr. and. lvirs. bum- uel W. MdCPilefsuil, ulen Murtm. i‘, E. 1., Wils‘ nussmg overseas. On Decemp v ‘ ' Ottawa, that their son illcd in action in North Atrica

He had enlisted with the R. C. N.

R. almost i/wo years H30. Mid

had served overseas since the latter part oi January, 1942.

Be leaves to mourn their lms. besides his sorrowmg parents, two brothers and six sister-l.

slug 1c, serving with the Cah- adian Army, slili in Canada; Angus Stuart, at home. Another brother. llcster hrchuut, lost his liie on ltflérchl 29th, 194i wilera ihed-S. " gur a" was torpodoe an siu gxuhmidqttlantic while on convoy

y. The sisters srez-Christine. Brad- albane; Margaret, Mrs. (Cpl-l W. P- Benton, a. c A. l", Summcrside: Rachel, lvirs. Jane Steen. Morewcod, Ontario- Elizabeth. nurse-in-train- 1118. Faiconwood Hfsllitﬂl; Cather~

and Marion at lume-

llowing is a copy 0f $116 M" word received from Ottawa. Depaument oi‘ National Defence All.“ “émis

wa, an a.

Dear Mr. MaoPhersom-Furthcr to this de artmcnfs loll?!‘ 0i "l9 2nd of iyeccmber 1942, I deeply Npret in inform you that your son. John Bamuel MucPherson, Stoker

t class R. C. N. V. R. Official number V1484 is now reported w have been killed in action on the

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m ‘ms American moron, French Noﬂh

a. No further rticulars are avail- able but it tspgr-esumed that your wn inst his life tn the North Airiciin Operations. gain express sincere srrn- pethy with nu in your berrolwiilﬁ-i on behnlfYc tngldepariment. ' ours more Y. NAVAL BOARD.

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Cardigan Head And Vicinity Mrs. Joseph

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MQMIJHY. Cardigan

Iifgaxi, was a recent visitor w the c y. .

._._.__. Ovﬂsrltillatiools are being ex. tended to Mr. end Mrs. George Smith, Si. Teresss, on me nrrivgl oi a baby girl Dec. 18th. in the King's County Hospital.

Mr. Vernon McDonald, amt-Lotte- town, is spending the Christmas holidays st his 01d home in lame Valley.

._____. Messrs Ted and Heath McGrsii, N. S. are spending a few weeks vacation with their nts m. and Mrs. Mimfoe McGru , Lorne Valley.

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Tuesday evening s very en-

ance and step dancing

Wm held in Cardigan Hail.

There was a large crowd in attend-

ance. Muslc was furnished by

,Webstcr's orchestra. Lunches were served by tho ladies.

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Mir. Charles McLeod, lame Valley.

leit Thursday mornin for the

lmaiailand m be absent Tor the win- i ter months.

Mr. Malcolm McLeod, lorns Val-

ley, was s visitor to the city on

liuesday. 0n his return. he was accompanied by his daughter, Dor- othy, from Montreal, who intends to spend a months‘ vamtlon with her parents.

m. Jackie O'Brien spent his Qrristmes furlough at his former home in Cardigan Head.

Mr. Jack MoAulay. P. E. I. Tele- phone empioree City, spent the weekmd st his former home in Cardigan Head.

Pie. Greater Acorn is now home 1m ‘wove in Cardigan Head with 4 his wife. Pin. Geome McConnell is srecd- 1n» his leave with n's parents in ' LOHTE Valley.

Pie. Steve Malone wifh his W110

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TODAY AND SATURDAY

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‘THE CHARLUITETOWN GUARDIAN

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2i..'°§2i..}"5.‘.'.°'.l". .52} “Em... |(_ "f (;_ m)“; FRIDAY EVENING

It live ccnvthztwonl, strictly "y- JANUARY 8th.

‘.7’? "‘ "' casswur. m» sstlllh}; Chickens for Prizes Admission 25c

CQNFEDERAHON LIFE 111$}:- Everybody Welcome

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CH l“!!! NOTICE -—- Service in

s Anglican Church,

JB-n 10th at

Rcv'd. . New-

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rnssnrm-unrsn cannon m CANAD-lrdlfarshflcld Charge. Ber. i vices for Sunday, January 10th are’ is follows: Mt. Stewart ll A. P. M. and Marshftieeld 8

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. . McConnell, have returned from Halifax w ere they attended the szgcamtionn i‘: Iélrediﬂifigw g! thelilr so . . uco c anne Iwhg intends practising in Anlherst:

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ADDRESS AND PRESENTATION ~—0n December 20th, a very pleas- ing event occurred during the reg- ular service in York United when Mr. Mil Vessey, the Super.

W. M. . .\ w‘ I S MEETING Hamp%

tat tho

_ also must

MMY er. lstated after th sic. that h e

M“ mm W31 ig-"wlwrig grateful w t-hefsunda Schools :35

Wilma Y-w zoojg- t-hrm o all the friends m- eir tokens o! daughm. Mm Goober md hmm appreciation. daughter lslizabetn Cooper visited P- 1-‘3- 1513M! in the summer of 1940.)

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Personals

Pte. Ellis McPherson, Beilevlew, received that Lieut. has re to camp otter upend-

enzle in the wit-- in; lenw with his wife and

t. 8.0.. mvihﬂ‘, . T. McPherson. M81:-

' Mr. and Mrs. manlwimer on Ca S. ovember 11-h friends in this Vonehasocenmm- visito _ pcnocls bmvioils to eh- and Mrs. Melville Bell. wlsn mm a, Spﬂeqy 15-1 ._____ White, doimhtcr of

Traverse,

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they coll him . . . no why lie makes a lovely woman head a pone of. men W“! vengeance in

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nxras l l openlnx 0111M" "Death Rides The Trails" or New succr Swill

Dick

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Leg Buck

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TO- $53

“Kennedy” Comedy

|illlliT~ SAT. EMPIRE sa-

SHOWS AT 7.00 AND BAI MATTNIE SAT. ONLI 2J0

and little daughter spent the weekend at. the home of his parents, Baldwin

Ella Docnerty, Montague.’ ‘ I

Miss visited Swain,

Mrs. visitor

JO-Qelll i0 l-hl Ptc Edward

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wife's Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cullen ’s Rood.

her uncle, Mr. Allan Mo

borne Valley. Cullen City.

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Cullen ail-rived home '

i from the Mainland on Wednesday.

land is spending his time with

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nnreziis len.

Mrs. pest we

his

M1". and Mrs. Joseph Cul-

Pram: 5E» spent ek at the home of her

' Miss Eileen Mr an

plane

C. to resume her C

as Assistant’ Aooountan nsdizm Lention.

lnaruage_ Miss lsawiie lviacuonalu Street. slﬂyou “L onengrins" Bridal ranged oiiorus. as uh: orioe-in-be was es- their sister coricd to the scat of honor by WWW 5.9mm. A heavily ‘loom corner WH-s men when in by . ' M18585 some Stetson and Jean Mac- Plh-KSOII. ‘me parcels were opened. by cusses ivorma raul and lmmthy , Mimi-am and accompanying "“""‘ verses were lvuss Mildred n“ “mroomsfﬁf; ggggdim . . . overseas mﬁﬁgngsoiféf war today reported the dsath of eight men -—- Olle o: them previous- issnig and now report- d in action. Following is the latest list oi cas- . ualties:

Dstlilgllt an en- oven”.

41°“ +‘frivlollsli Réiwrfcd 'Mis§irii. Now CONGRATULATIONS. —Mr. and "“"°"“' Km“ m ‘mm’

s‘ mm" Mummi- M“’“"° Royal Canadian Corps oi’ Siicnals:

Avenue’ New Glasgow’ N‘ s" wk’ Foster Harold Clifton Sigma. braved. their forty-lifth wed a-n- Guudford’ Suﬂem En; '

w Year's Dav with ‘ comm chum ﬁgment: Bubis. i’) .

b idg-e r Miss

U16 fagmﬁ’ A am. s - (or) -

(Active) Anny

The

singing, ‘ Fellow" the bride~ pounced. A ‘

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e so thkan shgmg up of She Meyer, L. Cpl, Tor-o I e even - , gag: aroigolthchpresgilistiaeiloxi s”: ﬁlls Did‘ m ° m‘ “Y “Pﬂsh M1“- n l c adl h Artill ry: Loni:- $311,535,311,» ggg-go d,§'";;~;§,3 mwlfhlsiil. this... 1.....- included the husbands and wives of budge’ Am‘

o. "'2' Qlﬂﬂli htls- their

me malmd ‘mi? iimizlfilil girgafiii H§°{;,',,f’“§“°"'§.§.1'y"' lfsgiiirng? did. Justice to 1 mum ' '

mrsmnstlhn " ' ‘ c e .an r ex, , ,' Mr. and Mrs. moi-t Marshal , Péj",_‘§{§,;,f°§n°§_' wmm‘ mm" Royal Canadian

- Bibi’. . Keith Murray Cor . Tetreault,

Dell Marshall, who withf“ F°“"‘°k-N'B- ﬁg; %ggtg_n°d' “V” a‘ “w” Wm‘ i Royal Canadian Ordnance Corns:

T" d°“9h""' H°1°“- a Thomas Avimer Acting sat. Mrs. Bumfozﬂ, at Toronto and 111%. camﬁbeurord, 05h

rs. Harry Pridhnm, oi’ Abe ‘E Canadian Postal Corns: Bell.

m . Iisrviiaegle unable to % horbne bu; s. arm's son hes an enjoyed the Wilfred Stewart. Pie. Hamilton-

dau hter, Miss Helen, “m” °°“" Now omnsuy Moor-loo Prisorwr 0| War:

Service

Arm y Pm,

Armand.

1am ly gathering and sion—New Glasgow News.

"' b“ Rqime l: LeBell. John, Mr “m; Rgrauri, Allard, Qug.

w-°’°°""i°»°" r I r m lcd on. m. Now “Ember 23rd’ at 5 lteplvifiygdtsPsrisongrol-of War?!

ﬁledif‘ lgaugnter min: , e Rlgﬂllleﬂl D Quebec: .Archam- r brine, Pierre, Kain; 1.. cpl. Mont- IOB .

ILS. Congress ls Opened

WASl-IINGHDN, Jim. 6 --(Cl>)— ‘Iihc 78th Congress o: the United Blots, termed the “Victory Con- nors," opened today with Senators Guinea-amen demohstratinz

uroh per- bie ring ceremony. this] parlor can ti}: W 0 ilBJ/e er s...“ “"3.” t’ ‘i3; n3 more , e her aunt. Mrs. Willard A. ﬁgaiDaw-

. The b wore a street length

monterey rose with gold ings. She was attended by ‘two soisters the Misses Jean ‘Louise who were dressed in and rose. The ilroom was attended gast brother Stirling. g the ceremony. supper was and d to the immediate relatives. their uol after which a. group oi Jolly sercn- and, at the some time, their deter- adcrs gathered to offer their con- minstion to go their own way on gratulations to Mr. Vessey, and also domestic issue . couple. Aftcr bouncing the bride and The Senate and House oi Repre- ilfwm they wended their way home- seritetives met in brief amortization ward. wis in; the y w“ l! sittings but they were long enou,‘ mmgayar” “A U599!’ w‘ d"! Mgl- to demonstraic the tenuous hold o“ ‘wday m°mm3 u“ bud‘ “ad the Democrats have on the legisla- ieft amid showers of rice, t“ branch of government By a confetti and best wishes for their‘ gm n the t, hwstjvow m future home in Victoria, where thefn“ ° y M“ ' Dem “m” elected a prosperous youn: men-F " ‘° f T °° k r o, (Summerside paper please ‘tshaelnﬂmmanr gnouféuwgiprf“ S . miss .

The sharp cleavsge between the Democrats and the Republicans. gho gbDedQ sweeping gains in the

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her and blue

xroom chant. C0 J board's in; in

Miss Jennie

pom-its, her husband is serv- the Anny.

few minutes later. when mos the leadership, President Roosevelt as the greatest war leader possible ‘for the present emergency. The Mrs. Peter Carter. iii Rood. spcnt Democrats shouted and applauded the pest week-end in the City. their noisy endorsation. Across the ——-——— floor, the Republicans sat h stony

Mia Georgi: O'Brien, student at silence, Notre Dame Academy and Mr. Dunocrets Joined with the Re- ie O'Brien. student at s. D. U. however, in brief coasting action on do.

the Christmne holidays et home in Cardigan Bead. cs which would be in-

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t i some time as Church. i

I patch while on

. Maurice White, Rocky in Saturday for

A missio

iu its casualty list of tho etc

ted resolve to win the war °

elections, was demon- m],

diofafel of Gill ‘uncr-

dependent from m. use en will develop into

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STOCK REDUCING SALE

In order to keep our stock fresh and up to date we are offering exceptional values in the following lines.

on some important issues, is in a minority positions,

President Roosevelt will deliver tomorrow the American equivalent o! the speedz from the thron 111111118 Nwmmcndaiicm for Coir-

mnci-men and rcpou-t- A A the general stab of the ne- c}, J

tlononlus budct maniac. seeking The“ “on ha“ Ne" qigeratc the Gov-

purchased direct from the manufacturers and on“ be relied on to be the vcry latest 1n style and work.

c $l00.000000,000 to ernment machine the next fis- cal year, will so before Georg-recs. M nday and after that "Congress

i ill into the tin gwdgxioamla rou e business of’

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mooohip and give sails- Jjfaciory results. f .

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COATS - A good assert. ment in Fur Trimmed, Un- trimmed and Fur Fabrics, specially priced.

Munro Headed For Tunisia

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(News or the arrival of Canadian

rﬂvhs in North Africa comes at the Ross M C

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on Pres en route to . covered the Canadian attack Dieppe. writes the following des- his way.)

By ROSS MUNBO (Canadian Prue Wu- Corrupon» dent)

DRESSES -- An excellent assortment to choose from. Two racks of dresses 1-2 price.

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SKIRTS - Exceptional values in Alpines, Wool Alpines and Wools from $1.98 to $3.95.

LONDON, Jan. i! - (OP CABLE) —- Surprise, say the strategists is rudimentary in successful wariue.

d I‘ lined to think that it be considered by bosses mentally neoessa in the

ling of war cones on ents.

This conclusion has n reached

ter serving two years as C P War Correspondent with the Army O

HATS — A l0! 0f HM; ill half price.

KENNEWS Ladies’ Ready-to-Wear

GREAT GEORGE STREET

secret Manoeuvres

that I have been surprised. s61! on

BUTTONHOLE TEAR

A 300d way to treat a torn plan! to buttonhoe it all around, catch up the stitches and you will have as icio as vou could desire. In

Fulﬁll year are: President. Mrs. ‘r. A. Keenan. m t Prrsidrnt. M.rs. s. n. Bre-

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Secretary. ms, w. r. MacLecd. ‘Pressure. Mrs. Waligr Dalziel. Directors, Mrs. l185l8r Brehant,

Mrs-m Mrs. G- O

Grafton Jenkins, way. the payoff when

ed from the order to

Since f in

sew around on the edge, then the tom sbie ll you use the some ooiar silk as the material ﬂu be dam

TN SWEET TATE!!!

s. It was pretty confus . elementary dure to o

common vegetables, oontsinix‘ oe as much water as bone- material.

the: in the oeuirs neat en arb-

the wcase of material that raveis, first the machine peas the buttcnhole and piece will not be notice-

Bwoot potatoes are the drieetﬁ

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no“ FOOD VALUES

FRlDAF-SATURDAY and MONDAY

11c 2Al=or 21g

23c 23c 32c 25c MEATS and FISH

ROUND STEAK, lh. -- - ._. WEINERS. lb Jellied PORK TONGUE, lh. POTTED MEAT, 2 bowls BAKED MEAT LOAF‘, lb. CLUB STEAKS. lb. — - Fresh IIADDOWK. lb. —- -- Fresh FILLETS, lb. -— -—-

CAMPBELUS TOMATO SOUP Tin COUNTRY KIST PEAS 16 oz. Tin 12c 2 For GOLD RIBBON

FEARS 15 oz. Tin 12c 2 For AYLMER ORANGE

MARMALADE 2 Lb. Jar -

EATONKS‘

TOILET TISSUE

ACME GLOSS STARCH Pkg. 13c

iflzﬁi

FRY'S PR

COCOA

pire builder about t0 start 01'! l0!‘

the distant colonies. Heading m- Tunisia

Actually 1 was headinl’ for the i, proximity o! Tunisia where I eX~ pecb temporarily to cover activities or the British first wrmY which is, not completely strange to mo. luv- in watched them training in their mTsncy 1a months back-

URR-AY RIVER WOMEN'S M INSTITUTE

w t ighth annual meet- inmti’ Milli: River Insti WG-5 heiid in the msti . f presciident, Mrs. F. D. Brehaut Wt" i

side .

The meeting lgmned by 81118125: Institute Ode an reoeotms (Ire _ i in unison. Roll coll was u - - 3 by eleven members iliVlnB 8 89001111 donation to be used for its for boys and girls in the oer cos.

The secretary read the 11111111185 oi the last annual meeting and of the lost regular meetin . i president thanked the mam rs for tho iinc spirit of co-opration shown during the year.

The secretary's report follow!- Twelvc regular and one Blﬁclll meetings were held durinz the year. Twenty-five members are en- rolled with an average attendance of thirteen.

Early in the year a will!" W“ held. During the year we held two dances in the public hell and two concorts were presented.

The mo cwss report» for i118

EACH 7c ii FOR

1-2 lh. tin

Niblci. Brand CORN l4 oz. tin 14c 2 for

27c

ISLAND BRAND

stursrnmss 16 oz. rm - 18c BULK cocoa l Lb. Bag - 19c

KELLOGGS

8 oz. pkg. 10c 3 For

A LARGE VARIETY 0F

FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES

Klppercd HERRING. lh. -—- -- 2lc Canadian CHEESE. lb. -—~ -— Z96

. $67-00.

services

to local branch of 9.15.1.

$30.21.

In the community the most im~ arried on by our In-

tc has been repairing and lay-

walks.

ing new side

The sick were visited. also the schools have been visited regular- lv and any articles asked for have been procured. The members met nt homes during the year for Red Cross knitting and sewimz parties. year we plan to have our weeklv Red cross meetings in rooms klndl given free of charge ~ byMlaPhin Lowe. As m. rooms are ccntrnlly

convenient m attend and give much needed ns- sisiancc. The Institute takes this )- oriuniiy oi thanking sil. w o v their timely help have made the work ca: r. l The officers elected for the en-

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Smoked FILLETS, lb. _ - 2st,“