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REMEMBER WAR ANIMALS

LONDON -— (OP) - A fleet o! mobile dispensaries for sick animals will be the war memorial to the birds and animals which have suf- fered or died in active service for Britain. A service record of an-

‘ lmals has been compiled for inclu-

sion in the permanent records of the Imperial War Museum.

STRONG ON TIIRILLERB

Ellery Queen. the detective novel- lst. hﬁs the largest collection of Jocks devoted to detective short itories in the world.

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.0051. - Send in your trucks. We have coal. H. R. Large an; O0.

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SPECIAL MEETING Knlifhts o! Columbus Thursday, 8 P. .1 1.8 2i

Ta: POSTPONED Auction Sale st m MacKinnonu, Higqhfield, will take place Wednesday, ﬁr‘. a}.

JOHNSON & JOHNSON Drug

Store will be the only one open

this afternoon and evening. 11-111.

NOTICE - There will not be. l. Victory Loan campaign next spring --Buy your extra bond 1101.173‘

JUST ARRIVED — Lovely new Tapestries. Cretonne. Drapes. Slip Cover Materials. Henry McFar- lane & Co. 11-7.3l.

_BAHA'I EDUCATIONAL Semin- ar Queen Hotel Wednesday, 8.15: subject: The Promised Day ls Come, ll-7-ll

HOME BEREAVED-‘Ihe snmga- thy of their many friends e- lng extended to Capt. and Mrs. A. M, Gallant of Rusticoville on the death of their baby son, John Wendell,

WEDDING BELLS-The mar- riage was solemriized yesterday morning in St. Dunstnnis Basilica of Mr. Frank-L, Dillon to Mrs. Cecelia Mclnnis. The ceremony w-Jsperformed nnd Nuptlal Mass celebrated by Rev. J. W. McCardle while the bride and groom were at- tended by Mr, and Mrs. Reginald Dillon. Mr. and Mrs. Dillon left by train on a honeymoon trip to Boston and New York.

HOLSTEIN SHIPMENT~A car with seven Holstein cattle arrived in the city yesterday from the Shorthom Breeders of Canada enroute to Athol Roberts, Winsloe, and others who bought the cattle at the recent sales in Ontario. The cattle were in charge of Hurry Sheen, herdsman at Bunbury Farm and it ls rumored that there are a couple of black and whites in the car. It is the same one in which the cattle of Premier Jones were shipped to Oakville. Ont., at which point it was held over to take this

he Jim» -. ‘ _. "a River. Iii-meme

consignment to Prince Edward Island.

FUNERAL-The funeral of Mrs. I-Iugh James Montgomery was held on Saturday, Nov. 3rd from the home of Miss Hattie MscLeod. French River, ‘to Geddie Memorial Presbyterian Church at 2 p.m., when a, large gathering of friends and relatives paid tribute to an esteemed resident. Rev. J. A. Mc- Gowan officiated, Mrs. Montgom- ery had been in poor health for some time. She was gently nursed by Miss Hattie MacLeod. All that was humanly possible was done for the deceased to give her comfort in her declining health. The de- ceased was 87 years old. Her hus- band predeceased hcr several years ago. She leaves to mourn one brother, Duncan MacKay, Califor- nia. Intennent was made in Ged- dle Memorial Church cemetery. The $llbearers were: Frank Bernard,

illiam Bernard, George MacKen- zie. George Ferguson, Roy Meek and Fverett MacLeod.

Canadians Sleep in 2b War Cenleries

(By The Canadian Prone)

In the wake o! sacrifice, Euro- pean acies are becoming Canadian iorever, pil-ft of the Canadian soil and the Canadian fabric because of the Canadian bodies that iio within them. '

In Northwest Europe, the Cana- dian Army hopes by Dec. i to com- plete concentration o! its dead in eight cemeteries "in areas where operations were essentially Cana- dian." In Sicily and Italy, Cane- dluns lie in two official Canadian ccrncterie and in 26 British mili- tsry cemeteries.

These. then, are the countries and the locations in which the Ca- nadian deed of the second Great War-none 0f them will oome home qwill lie.

France

Beny sur Mar-the dead of the Normandy landings. Omen, Ou- polltglet and the crossings of the

c. _ Breiitcville sure Lame-east of the Ome. Mondeville. Falaise, up to the Seine.

Dieppe-the raid of 1042 and the few killed in the crossing of the Seine and the capture in 1944. Oclais-Boulogne Road-on a high mini; overlooklnl both Oeiisis C1D Grit Nu. will lie the deed of

slegen and captures of Calais, and 8:9 Gris Nos.

lglum Meson-crossing of the Leopold Canal. Ghent and clearing o! the Breckenc Peninsula. - lloiin

amen on Zoom- The Schclde “Medan. Ber-ten 0p a .

202cm. Rose .

iiimeami — On the Niimegen- kleve highway, 1 1-2 miles from Germany. for the deed or the clearing of, the west bank of the Rhine. the crossing. end sill 5outih_ out Holland.

North Germany. Swlv And Itely ' All“. Sicily and Qibnil. Italy. "e "Ir sites or the two official Oanafien cemeteries. but gem-q; 0f Canadians lie in British Ming-i“ scattered alone m» bitter route o! viciorv. They iminnr; Mﬂv- imonn. Aim. Casllno. r-sa. Flori-nee. Ibvti Him-vino.

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investment in the world. l1. i. 8i _

Gronivwen - North Holland and 4 i

Received llilltary Medal

Sgt. Leo A. MecDcugnl of the Cape Breton Highlanders returned las Monday from Overseas to spend a thirty d?’

mother Mrs. ntherlne Mac. Dougnl. 200 Sydney Street. ' Sgt. MecDougel spent two you’; llld five months oversees, He join- ed the P. E. I. Highlanders in May 1939 and was stationed at Halifax Quebec and Newfoundlnld before going overseas.

He won the Military Medal on December 10. 1944, when the Cape Breton Hi hlanders made an na- seult cross ng over the Lem ne River and was wounded in be tle in November 1944.

Sgt. MacDougal is formerly of Tracadie Cross but is now living in Charlottetown.

KINGS Daughters. Trinity United Church annual Food Sale end Fancy Work, Thursday, Nov. 32nd. Social Hall. 11. 7. ll

PATIENTS ENTERTAINED _. Last evening the patients at the Sanistorium werl easantly enter- tained by an old lme band group under the direction of Don Messer. The program consisted of n var- iety of instrumental selections by the entire group and vocal selec~ tions by Charlie Chnrnberlain and “Duke” Nellsen. Each selection we; heartily applauded by the pat~ 6n .

MADE ARCIIDEACON - Dev. Charles R. Harrie, native of Charlottetown who has been rector of the Anglican parish at Parts- boro. N.S.. for many years, has been appointed Archdeacon of Truro. Before his new appoint- ment. which was made Thursday at All Saints Cathedral, Rev. Archdeacon Harris was rector in the following parishes: George- town, Souris, Charlottetown. Port Medway, Rawdon and Parrsboro. He was ordained deacon in 1905, and priest in 1908.

Dr. '1‘. V. Grant, MP. left for Ottawa yesterday morning accom- panied by Mrs. Grant and daughter Helen. The doctor intends to re< main in Ottawa till theend of the present session of parliament.

INDIAN moan scnooi.

wow perm-ix - (c?) - One of the few such establishments in the Commonwealth outside the United Kingdom. a radar school in India. instruct; navy Personnel in radar plotting and action infonriaticn

mechanics in the maintenance of ship-borne raider equipment.

QUITE 1 BOOBY The booby bird is such a booby that it will allow men to pprosch and club it to death.

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nee-that it had .

Mrs. Frances Holl ‘rrninor sent Lleut. Wil-

enclosure very much. that article on the Russians bunk. The officers spend in ‘York’ ward- room playing cards, knocking down neat rye and being friendly to everyone. Our own ratings like the Russian ratings very much. Of big obstacle to fratern- izat-lon is the language barrier. Onl one or two officers know any Eng tsh worth considering. The other morning I chatted gully with one who was limited to ‘good mom- ’, ‘good evening‘ and ‘excuse me.’ Needless to say the conver- sation sparkledl All of which shows said article to be stupid. l‘_he situation would be Ilentical with n Canadian group in Russia.

"So far, our work with the Rus- sians is held up. The ﬁrst shin ‘.5 delayed another two weeks. We've met the Russian officers and find them a very decent bunch. Most o! the day is spent looking at_ in- struction films with the Russians and listening to lectures. Teaching with the aid of interpreters may not be too easy. .

“We've been going out daily 011 rune with a Russian crew. They do all the work and we look on-_— pather soft. They're pretty ‘Jim! on the up-talte and seem to iwe everything down pat.

“Yesterday. as well as being V.J. day, was the day of mmissiming for the ﬁrst mine-sweeper USSR. S. ‘Hickory Lake‘. The ceremony took place at 4 p.m. with mrmv high-ranking officers. Russian iIf-d Canadian present. Quite a party followed on board. An R.C.A.l=‘. Group Captain, who was extremely soszled. sat in a large plate of ﬁsh and chili slime. The manavrr of Chew Boat works, which built Mr, then Joeeeded to kiss the Ru" "in Commodore and poured a drink of rum down his front simultaneous- ly. There's no fool, etc."

INDIA 1N THE

NEW DELHI — (OP) - It can now’ also be disclosed that Wﬁﬁrlt) Y-iwm "cons were overseas at the end of the European uiar. They were in Africa Italy and Iraq and Iran when» the" guarded the sup- ply route to Russia. _

BOSTON ARTNST DIES BEVERLY. Mass, Nov kp-(AP) - H. Boy/lawn Dunner. wl-delv- known artist. illustrator and for many years a member of the art department of the Boston Post.

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