THE CHARLUFFETOWN GUARDIAN NOVEMBER 14, 1941

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l MAJ. NEY, Prince oi wales‘ College, this evening 8 o'clock. Address and moving pictures!‘ “a l | - .

.____.. 1 i ruimiuu. YESTERDAY- The 2 funeral of the late Oliver Refuse was held from the MacLean Pauer- I j ai Home yesterday afternoon, where , services were conducted by Rev- G- .‘ Carlyle Webster. Interment Peo-

artin, Jenkins, Wendall Ferguson, ence Duncan, George Crotiief.

DISTRICT l. 0. 0. F, MEETS- A session of the adjourned Dia- trlct meeting of the I. O. 0 P was held in Charlottetown

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night. They are here on an offi- cial trip in connection with the Royal Canadian Mounted Police and will be in the city about two days, They registered at Th Charlottetown.

POPPY CAIVDAIGN PRIZE WIN- NERS-First prize for the best re- turns from the sale of Poppies was awarded to Team No. 47 Joan Cos- tello and Vivian Duncan. Rochford Square School, second prize Team No. 52 Theresa Doiron and Dora Doiron. Spring Park Sdwol. third there in October of this year. i pijlre 'I‘eam No. a Wilma Watts andl Prof. Andrews will p. the v E1199" 5011113103. West Kent school. I special preacher at the morning j 50111111 Prize GIBCYS Sli-lbbflft 11nd and evening services held in Trin- i I ' d ' Katherine McKinnon West Kent ity United Church. Charlottetown ! (Sicaholoalé fifth prize Team No. 3 Lyn- next Sunday fn celebration of the i

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Street School. From Bob Davis

Hall, Halifax, Nova Scotia. After graduating he carried on advan- cod studies as holder of a scholar- ship in Drew University, Madison. ' New Jersey. where he received the degree of Master of Arts, and com- i plated the residence requirements for that of Doctor of Philosophy. Mr. Andrews. after considerable experience, was appointed Pro- fessor of New Testament Greek and Literature, and the Philosophy of Religion at Pine I-Illl Dlvlnityl Iiall, and entered upon his duties

night. Interesting reports from _ _ ._. the committees hurried at the dis- Rolls Shaving Bowl $1 25 Refills 75¢ irict meeting to deal with special matters were submitted. Lodges _____ I represented were: Charlottetown, "A" Summerslde and Montague. ——-——- Rev. Professor Elias Andrews, 0N OFFICIAL vISlT-Meserl- 1u_A., 3.0., is a native of New- ° ' B- A» FbuVF-‘l and Paul Clmn- foundland and pursued his under- Ottewa, members b! the Federal graduate studies at. Dalhousie n ‘Ibeasury. arrived in the city lee! University and Pine Hill Dlvlniiy

There will be held in the. Salvation Army Hail from Nov. 15th. to 27th. an old fashioned Revival Campaign by Dr. C. l-I. Brown of Leeds, England. Dr. Brown was a Bible Teacher in Cliff College, England, and he is also known as the "Musical Evangelist.” Services every night, at 7.45 p. m. and on Sundays 11 a. m. and 7 p. m,

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Major F. J. lley Iiives outstanding Address on war

CASE 0F DIPHTHERIA DIS- COVERED-One case of diphtheria

-in the Provincial Inflrmary- hasl been discovered in the province. Dr. B. C. Keeping, Deputy Minister of Public Health. announced last night at a. City Board of Health meet-

Presentation to Father O'Brien

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The High School Auditorium. "It is high testimony to a man's

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Summerside, was filled to capacity on l/Vcdnesday‘ for the address by .\ir'l_llll' F. J. Ne)‘, M-C. I*‘.R.G.S, LED.

Mayor Campbell presided. Among

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those present at the meeting were Premier Thane A. Campbell, K. C, Dr. W. P. MacMlllim of Charlotte-

town and Group Captain, E. G. Ful- iergils officer commanding No. 8 B.

Major Ney in his introductory re- marks before he gave his illustrat- ed address, spoke of the splendid work done bv the National Council of Education, which is rendering a very real service to Canada. ‘ Both now and alter the war the League can render valuable service. He was pleased to note that P. E 1., has a local council which can be of great help in the days ahead. He stressed the need of all

dians to realize which are ahead. No doubted that we would win the war, but we have to win the peace. If we cannot win the war on the spir- itual front, we cannot win it at all. We have to win the peace and must prepare for it now.

The pictures dealt with Britains war effort. ‘The pictures, com lete’ stories in themselves, of the dlgfer- cnt phases of war work were a. rev- ation to the audience of Britains might and of her ability and will- power to carry on under great dif- ficulties. They also gave evidence of the strong support given her icy

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Who has been appointed Ad-l mlnlstrator of Retail Trade by the‘ Wartime Prices and Trade BoarrLl Mr Burton is eneral manager of the Robert impson Company.

Cana- the difficult days Limited, of Toronto, and comes to

his important post with o. wide ex- perience in the retail ficld.

Popular first Edition books

An interesting experiment in low-

priced popular fiction is being made

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lier colonies. 'I’i'iey also depicted the‘ nwm om‘ The first book mus is‘

sued, “Rendezvous in Vienna" by

lng. A case of spinal meningitis in the city was reported to him yes- terday-the first this month. There was also a. report of a case of scar- let fever reported from Crapaud and he had heard of several cases of whooping cough in the city ai- thougii none of the latter had been officially brought to his notice. On the whole however, the general health of citizens is good, he ari- riounced.

BOARD 0F HEALTH MEETING At a meeting of the Board of Health held 18st night in Council m- bers resolutions were passed con- demning as "unflt for habitation" three dwelling houses in lhe City and ordering that they "be made fit for habitation or demolished at option of the owner before the 18th day of December and that. pmper notice be given, and that occupancy cease until the order is filled. The houses named were: 84 Gerald

All event long to be remembered by those privileged to be present wok place in the parish hail at Iiort Augustus last Saturday even- ing when several Iiundred people gathered from the surrounding dis- tricts in honor of Rev. John O'Brien a native of the parish who soon be returning to his duties in the diocese of Seattle, after an ex- tended visit to this province.

Mr. Donald A. MacDonald acted as chairman and after explaining the purpose 0f the gathering called on Mr. Martin Power who road the following addres:-—

Reverend John O'Brien,

Dear rather O'Brien:

As your visit to your native par- ish is drawing all too quickly to an 6nd. we, the people of Fort Augus- tus and the surrounding districts have assembled here ton ght to bid you farewell. Afler-‘the fine ad-

Street, 72 Upper Queen and 18 dresses that have already been read Ciunberiand. His Worship, Mayor to you little remains for us but to Holman presided Mid D1‘. B C. say that we, too, have appreciated

your stay amongst us and regret that the end is drawing nigh. Your visit has been a source of joy to us not only because you are a son of the parish to which we are all so proud to belong but es- pecially because you are one of God's anointed who has retunied to us from the mission fields of file great American West. where through toil and sacrifice for almost half a

Keeping, Health Officer, was in at- tendance.

TOTAL WAR EFFORT DISCUS- SED-Prellminary steps were taken in connection with starting a cam- ign in the province towards plac- ing before the ple the con- tents of s. brief presented by the Canadian Legion to Prime Minister MacKenzie King, Oct. 21. as to the

worth as a citizen to any that he hails from ‘The Garden Province‘ writes Mr. Bob Davis in the Nov. 6 issue of the New York Sun.

Mr. Davis devotes an entire col- umn to this Province, in which he emphasizes the fertility of our soil and manifold tourist attractions. He commends The Charlottetown as an hotel of the first rude, lack- ing nothing in its eq pmcnt to handle guests. "The whole Island," foe writes, “had lt been laid out by New York's Park Commissioner, could not have been better design- ed to make a playground that has everything. The whole north shore for a distance of ninety miles is a panorama of snow-white beaches, surf-pounded into as beautiful a stretch of shore and sea as exists anywhere in the world; beaches shelving imperceptibly into water much warmer than that upon the mainland, Its tidal bays and rivers form a crystal paradise unexcelled elsewhere in the worm and shallow waters of the green end opal sea.”

Mr. Davis calls attention to the fact "that in 1866 the first automo- bile built in any country chuggcd its way down the main street of Charlottetown." This was Father‘ Belcourt‘: “steam buggy."

He notes that "one million of the Island's 1,407,000 acres are un- der cultivation. a record unequall- ed on this continent.” He draws an inviting‘ picture of our trout fish-

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Men's Knee Boots — 51-00 Gum Rubbers - -— $l-65 Low Rubbers — — —- 75¢

Women's Rubber Overshoes — $115 Knee Rubber Boots 51-59

Children's Rubbers 50c and -— — — - 55¢

Rubbers — 65¢

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Leslie Hamilton. has been Toilowed Rubber Ovelilw"

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ian- the light of day. ._._A_._.__ . Th i f ation sent b Mr. Inga —»K,XU-_,-.S—CBWW COLLINS-At Kings County I-los- lst- “is meeting opened Wit 0 coxfcerzgfnthe annuuly bu" and As you leave us to continue vour

Hospital. MOPHVZIK‘, Nov, 11. 1941

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home at 1.30, thence to Fredericton Christian Church for service there p, m.

pita], lvfoiitngue, Nov. 12, 1941, Mrs.

Hunt. Regent of the Abcuwcit Chapter of th I. O. D 15., moved .1 vole of thanks to Major Ney for his very wonderful address. Rev. G. R. Harrison seconded the motion. Supporting it were Senator Creelmzin MacArthur, Premier ICIeH-gipbell, Hon. Dr. W. J. P. Mac- llIl

Miss. Sue Meadows was the Canada and closed with the King.

tained, the edition should prove a very popular one.

Prizes awarded in

en place, many old friends are not here to welcome you, but we hope that you will be able to say as you ietum to your field of labour that the greater things in life. faith in God and the love of feliowmcn. have not been lost nor changed in the community vitiere your first saw

GOOD AYE-SHIRE PRICES- Mr. mrl Inga of Mount Herbert, a director of the Canadian A71‘- rhire Breeders Association has just receivd some cheering new! from the secretary of the organ- ization on the effect of the war on breeders in the old country

apostolic work in the country to

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. U - Members of the clergy. I. O. D. E. which you have given the greater l0 M!‘- lmd M". 5"?“ Bmk. Mim- ggxcjgdgyonglg,’ QWIZKQ’; Funeral and School Board and teachers met 0° mtumuon. are exwndm by l! 4711111511515". sclifimd- A‘ m" part of your life's labours. we ask mime. n w“. . . . - - Major Nev after the lecture for a the gxberculosis mague of Prince sale 52 he: . 0 bulls and 2'»; you to mum, m], jmje gm u , . , nfnrLl-lNNrtN -- At Hnrtsville on “msmtntmn on the Hummer“! Edward Island to the following female‘ mm 5"’ m a ° token of our appreciation of what SHAW-At the KlIlRS _Coimty November 13 w“ Mary Mam Imhgue. v “drums 1n the“ annual “say $1,210 each, The highest priced W“ have done m. God and for h“, Hospital. .‘.'Il)i‘i1‘l",l1(‘_ (in 2:1, 194i, Lcmum agvd W "curs. Funeral ‘Major Nev; next stop ls at Fred- contest, bull Went ‘for $8,477 and the high- man Souk we Wm follow you in l“ Mr‘ and Mm‘ Gmnfld Shaw‘ Sniui-dalv from the residence nf “New” N~ B'"S Eileen Kneabone M Rustlco est price“ female for ‘mesa spirit into the mission fields of tht Monlague‘ a Eon‘ her brother Charles Macbcnnan, cross M11001 Ru5ti¢Q cross won 115g: i???‘ bygedgggsfiramltddgolzt ‘West and we will ray mat 60d . .- .' » _ ' ' a RUPERT_M U“, P_E_I_HO5pii,3_1_ service Slllllilll: at 2 p_m. (Pat (or Grade a, Phyllis Maclvlilian of the Auantm n men so e10” w ma continue to bess your work

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I _ _ - . y», v ~ _ - Augustus and surrounding dis- .,,,“.,u,,.,,§ llipspiinl. Tbilisi“. Ifwyvrnbsr 13 Rochford Square school. Char out Such sums m, huh c,“ from r z fl a i941. Lhminrr L,H('i,‘gl0:§1ir1‘ghll§0\£gg lottetown won over many com- breeding stock “I sham‘ be an iricta. MARTIN POWER $219 for _ _ _ _ __ _ _ i]

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Rochford Square School, Char- lottetown was the Winner lfl Grade 9 and Wanda lVlacMilinn of

ygetitors in the Grade 10 group.

II U1 t l1 I769 0d - the scene of hostilities gontrider- lggecoxugo éuggsgog u pr “c llé3’°.‘;€.“‘.‘irir.‘l "srazsi new v ma“ r on v

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A nice assortment of Ladies‘ Dresses

IFQWE-hirrris ' I — lrflnsrerred yesf/Qfday ammoon _ onorabb menmm was mermd example for farmers here. JAMES SMITIL Mus“ T“P"“““"' “m 13' .19“ b” "m" ti" A- A‘ *““"‘°-‘”Y F““' OIITAWA Nov l3-(CP)—Two nyHMary MacPhce of Rochford ii" "' $319 ll" — - - "' '- - - 52-93 Row G. Cnpivi. ivcbstei. Miss crril Home to his latc residence in men were rejponed missing “we, u: 3mm", school’ chal-jogwiown for . . A Iell filled purse was presented 3 9B Wm" Ems M-"Kmm" °f. °“‘"' 5W?" "W" "m" "l" "mml operations overseas, one previously Grade a. by Ruth Wrisht b! Pub": meetm of tothe honoured guest by Mr- Jmes $4.95 for — — — — - — — S - 1°li°l°“"‘ i" i"? L“‘”°“°° A” W111 be bfld Saturday momlns- ncpoiustl missing wnr rcmrted kill- Senrlewwn School. Searletown for g with 0" btbfl" 0f “W” Pie-Wit “Yew R°“'°- °f "m 5mm place‘ ed on active service and two pre- Grade 9 and by Jean Gillis of In reply Father O'Brien Klaoiously $635 (o; _ _ _ - - -- -- $4.95

, , 0'BRll-IN—Suddf‘fllY at Wriizht“; vigijglv reported missing were re- Notre Dame Academy, Charlotte- T b I ' l. thanked those attending for their SCIIURMAN — 1m "m __ M. m” BT15"- "Pl" Cmflomftijwn- °“ ported prisoners of wnr in the Rcy— town for Grade 10. ll kindness and generosity during his $195 for — — — — — — -— $5.95 ‘United- Cblllbh Milli“ Wm’ “M” ‘Wednesday. NOV. 12- 1941- Jim" J- n1 Canadian Air Force's 110th cae- The subject this year "The 1941- visit and assured them that he

1 d November 12th. 194i Hy 152v, ‘Islirbs, A. Wilson. B. Sc. Eldon Davis Schurmnn nnri Audrey Fran m5 mplin. both of New Annan. Prince County. P. E. 1.

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O‘Brien. aged 21 years. His re- mains were transferred yesterday afternoon from the A A. Hen- nv-rscy Funeral Home to the resi- dence of his father, Michael O'Brien. Morcll Rcrir from where the funeral will be held Saturday morning.

uaity list, issued late today.

Two men were reported killed on active service Ln Canada, two seri- ously injured in an automobile ac- cident in Canada and one seriously in jiucd in Canada.

The list brings to 1,003 the number of Air Force dead and missing. fo- pofted officially since the start of the war.

Following is the official casualty

42 Christmas Seal Campaign and Victory" seemed to inspire the young contestants The essays were well written and showed a real grasp of the subject. The value of such study for young people, so auscoiitibl to ‘Tuberculosis, cannot be overestimated.

It is to be hoped that the win- ners will be present at the Public Meeting, Sunday evening, Novem-

would carry back with him to tho American West many happy mem- iorlea of the friendshhips formed and renewed while here. ng we evening musical num- bers were capably supplied by Mes- srs. Martin Power and Alban Mac- Donald while a dainty lunch was served to all present y the ladies. Short addresses were then given

The Prince Edward Island Tub- erculosla league will hold a. meet- ing Sunda evening, November 16th in Prnce of Wales Coile Auditorium. The meetig? will under the patronage Lieuten- ant-Governor IePage. The lea e has been successful in obtain rig ' las the main speaker Dr, Eric

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. 1, Mn. Frederick ._ ' _ ni g. h i to M, 7h to the spiritual life of the Diocese llfierenefir adgd 6I894years. liguneral Blm- Pwilgggflriiigfirir operations: “Wood, John Willlfi- P°~ J i h2g1: aCsgOlFlgn-sg? United WM" hi? h“ llblllumd 101' 3° may l day, November 16. from the home of Saunders, John Victor. p0,. Cam Mrs. .1. '1'. Wood (mother) suka- Church will render rippropriaie years. After alnslne ‘fled Save ‘The . her daughters Mrs. Frank and Ru-s- J477B, Mrs. J. v. Saunders (wife) icon. ab“ musical 3e]gcflong_ King" the gathering dispersed with HATS swan"), wind from ‘Us i0 __ _ — — $1 eel Nicholson. short service at the fliallllpfifiéldfinQllgo I F0 C msltgggiésly lnll-ITM l" "W" ° The object o: me mggtlng i; to fogaedliopédthg Pr. O'Brien mag, n i , . roon .. an. - - s oar on , _ ciesbr Mgs. x. o. weir (mother) Aligkielybomng yrgrgyéwr-ggt-hfiythiig‘; 3,?‘ ‘fm.u§f¢.mn Filegatly uglier, and theft’ sometime, L d. . Uimm“ and unttim- m 2nd m Cnmnm" Trgonttlo. 1 N ted mmm _now “Them: or .1 Eng} of Tuberculosis as well as inforrn- n the future he may be ilble to. We have a fine assortment of a m ' American Mm. M cLean . . . . r3: guslygfiofiglofo! war 8 8mm‘. r Cum Graham’ A01 ing the public the prominent art visit his old home once more. m“ Con" d” Ehcmc 5"], Had,” 5nd , _ N- B‘ a , hcid h l e m” ° p ‘ ' 010cm o. A. srniih (father) Mon- l“ T“""°"‘°°‘-‘ l1°“'“° l‘ "l" " onoble Prices- A cake sale will be v h mnioi Gilmore Cecil, PO.. Con. - in; in cyopeuflvn wig}; gm i I m} qnd Rqbblt-All Sqlling at recs T | I755 three companies at Holmfllffi 5M- J150i6, 1*. C. Daniel (father) strong twil- m_ lprovjnclal sannoflufi, m [mung T00_L_fliC_ T0 C188 TY I“ G. G." . s. 9' UNDERTAK“ bubiyiwrlrgglllbir’. alibd éfiltl iirinl Ciiivédifilihsuirir‘ Brian Gilmore s?» agdbgbytergedack, Bat. ioooiiawbylr province a healthy place for w‘== Ybégi-"rllnrin; ' 9 ' BALMER ' —-—~-~—~-— can. Emilia/rm W» M- Hbdakn- ml- A- W‘ ‘m’ ‘"‘°"“"’ mm‘ “' rmmi” u. , _ m. .ood t EM a WWNWW" WOODCOCK 5°" imilmel‘) W"“"P"- mm" om‘ _ _ ‘wit: b. lgllgedlfgiebegtopgifilltlzwil‘ .3i'fi&‘:gi=rri'°rrn°"v°vr§ can ‘talk. Lilli” wear Charlottetown an k “med ‘doodle c _ _ SALMON q-opg show their continued support by we . r next eix weeks. 0 "m" Wnmm‘ Th?’ module settle - bell - “mm ti i : More salmon is canned at Vet- attending this meeting Sunday inexperienced P101119 Wmlflud- ‘ "M. m leuiirdgo 1,1555% normflsv-mfii,‘ m ffi, fill}??? °Xiri§dv;s”r'rlo°,(;§is).,l:lng§:, ‘iienfiléhrn in any other evcninB. Nov. 16th. "Ab! Write Box 2, Charlottetown. L“; C860, Mrs. A. B. 0 - bu“ ' ' L- ‘n’