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l1‘! _ §§\ b . ti y Lord Selkirk In 1803, Lord Selkirk, the coloniser, planted his ﬁrst qrcup o! sturdy Scottish Crofiers in Prince Edward Island. Later in 1B1]. and 1812 he brought out two larger parties of colonists and established them in the valleys oi the Red and Assisi!- bdne Rivers. Ft. Douglas, pictured above, was built by him in 1813 near the present site o! Winnipeg, as their headquarters.

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NATION BUILDING

after Selkirk and his

Red River settlers built Ft. Douglas, this Bank

ﬁrst opened its doors.

For ever a century,"

it has served Canada in providing the Fsinews of peace" that has helped make it possible for this new country to developinto one of the foremost nations of the world.

Today, this century-old Bank is ready to co-operate with forward-looking business

men and welcomes their inquiries.

Coast‘ to Coast in Canada

NEWFOUNDLAND,

JAMAICA, CUIA; PUIITO IICO, IJOIINIC-LN llPUILlC-f NIW YORK, CHICAGO. IOBTON,

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Charlottetown Albany Kcnsington

THE BAPTIST CHURCH

The morning sermon by the Rev. Harvey I. Denton B. D.. in rec- ognition oi Remembrance Day was “We Still Remember." Yesterday we get/tiered beiore the monument in proud thanksgiving to remem- ber roverently those who iell. Al- waryu should this remembrance be set apart. To us from ialiing hands they 111mg the torch oi loyalty, courage, high ideals oi peace, Jus- ti merry", have we held it high?

torch bm-ns still, it is ours to hold it high. Let us remember their high hopes, the ideals for which may fought and died. Let us looep ever burning the memory oi Jmolce, Liberty, Rlghteouseness and with high hearted devotion and courage mine on. Izt us still remember’ that their high hopes became their avowed purpose. let us still nnember the price they paid. They who gave the last full measure oi devotion possessed some oi the qunity oi saviourhood. No sacriﬁce tor a. worthy cause is iut- lle, they held the line, "Lord God 0t Hosts be with us yet, lest we lorge ."

‘Phlrnsrrs "Earth does not hold” was rendered by the choir.

The third ei the series on ﬂiyrrvns we love to sing" introduced “Jesus Keep Me near the Cross" which iormed the basis oi Mr.

Prince Edward Island Branches st Montague

Irv St. Peter's

Demon's evening sermon. The ev-

ening service opened with s period

oi congregational singing irom

6.45 to 7 PlVL, well led by Mr. J. L.

McAuley. The anthem was “O Love i that Will Not Let Me'Go." Mrs.

Inch taking the oontmlto solo.

Borden and Vicinity

Mr. Jack Derrach oi the Royal Canadian Navy Volunteer Reserves visited his is, Mr. and Mrs. Neil Darrach on Thursday.

Misses Jean Msclsaolc, Dorothy MacTsvlsh, Pearl Stewart and Ethel Own. also Mr. John Jay students oi P. W. College spent

e Armistice holiday st their Borden.

Mlwh Sympathy is extended to Mrs. Prank. Dalziel oi Borden on the death. Wednesday oi her mother libgrs. (Capt) J. Smith of George-

um.

Mrs. Arminlus Meet and Mrs. Heath Harding oi’ French River. were visitors to Borden last week the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wil- lism Oeon.

Mrs. Reginald Rodgsd and dsuﬂiter Patricia. leit en on .Friday for a. short visit to Mone-

I011, N. B.

The regular meeting oi the Bor- den Women's Social Club was held at the home oi M"; W. Field on Wednesday after...on. Meeting cpned by repeatlny-ths 1m'd's Prayer in umson. Minutes out last meeting were then read and ap- proved. and roll call was respond- ed to by eleven members. The iol- iQwing officers were appointed for the coming year. President, Mrs. will‘ Bugatti. Elicia-president. Mars.

. . u eran an sec-re Mrs. W. Field. w

Rev. Mr. Barker oi Bedeque visited the meeting for a short time and in a. brie! address thank- ed the members oi the club for the good work accomplished.

A committee reported that work on furnace would be completed by Beturd y

A GOOD LICK.‘

e. . The remainder oi quilt blocks

PICK US OUT" 5555 qHEM Qgﬂlggsﬁwfg/ SHELL swam YOUR STOCKINS

Summersido Victoria

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were given to the member's and all blocks were to be handed in at next meeting.

Collectors appointed ior Novem- ber were: Mrs. A. Jay and Mrs. W. Iiesrd.

A vote oi thanks was sent to Mr. Lorne MacAleer ior the use oi his stove for the summer months while iurnace in hall was being repaired.

Members decided to have e chicken supper and bazaar in Dec- ember. Next meeting is to be held at the home oi Mrs. J. K. Suth- erland on Wednesday next. Meet-

élrlgl-lgihofed ‘Hm Mizpah Bane creed in unison. Roll call was ans- ‘g? E A I o N o l.’ mi wered by paying annual dues. The _ Mr. and Mrs. Harry Muttart minutes oi the previous annual ‘M A R | 7 | M I I LIMITED 11x31 dldxllﬁléta/t‘! fee}? sgent the Arm- and last regular meeting were 1e“ m I, _ O l __: S C6 0 Y ll 01' 8H- read. approved and signed. The E l °l' 91191111185. strch and 1. Vivian Pierce. Grog” 1v; WEST covlmﬁhﬁifjilqp‘ m” m.‘ FEE and me“ ilnanclal sstement M the years amtgqu” were Show“ with the“ 2. Blanche belrwbell. 1, William Qanlhlun, ____ ML“ Katherine Pickering of Gun; work was Even by the secretary Mmtaryétyle ma“ and . Gadislayl Arblllk- Grads III: Honor Roll ior October: m,“ maimed on saturda from a treasurer. The iollowing slate oi Over collars 01d b m) "uma r“ ° v -' I. Marlon Mutch, Grade X: vel- veasant v15“ m gdmomon oifioers were appointed for the en- belts some -0 ‘Em t! llh n5 an 1. Helen MacLean. 2. Stirling Moreside. l. Rhea MacMlllan. Alba-t: ' suing year. President Mrs. Tyrus wool jergep dream °§f,“s' d Ada Lfmnonmd‘ 3- Re“ Newsm- and‘ Ix“ ' A Holmes" Vice President Mrs A‘- military touchhys at ssetie dtmear Grad??? eve Gallant‘ s’??? n: J u d P 1G §4yf“°,v,“’f§,°1§f"‘““' ‘ ' _ ' ’ ‘ " . arve ewe an au arn- . c a a i an. vmN L bert Clow. Secretary-Treasurer‘, ggiéitsoiléhich bwerg o3 red velvet 1. Helen McIsaao. 1mm equal? 3_ Lavinia MacDonald Honor Roll for the month oi Mrs’ ma“ ‘qewson’ (re-elected)‘ ous Igmnchehrlrlrrio ‘erei 121th Wm- Ig-iga Cgihehf-iﬂ.’ and’ I: Grade v": ember - Auditors. Mrs. Bertram Willis. Mrs. Tweed sum Iléalﬁjelfi“ - Grad” W“ “v °- Verne. Younker, Joan MecKinley 1. Alvin MacDonald. and‘; x_ Beecher Campbell; Directors, Mrs. around 8km worn over “bl ‘"59’ 1 Ange “cheverle a d H1 and Meise Jewell (No tests.) 2. Gloria Maye. 1 Ann fweedy Miller MacFadyen. Mrs. Everettim. 13.115401,“ m a b“ htwme“ 016v” n 9°“ ‘Teacher, Louise E. Bein. 3. Iiildo Cassiord. 2' Estelle Lea Clow- It W55 m°ved and secimded trusting co‘or which match’ dcon- 2 ‘Gertrude M eDo id d Grade w: l 31 Manmme‘ MCDOMM we give so to Senatorium, also s2 I cgxnpanylng: blouses 2nd ° but‘ Mam,“ Mamonali “a ‘m ELMWOOD scuoor. Erargetw MacMillltn.

. _ -: -i- e : frﬁslgnzlgum ieflTtglilzétliigalse-wgtyiﬂ-Lielswfsfrfcllzn x213‘ vsﬁg-méolxtxil-ilili ryhnalgaelgvere Gad 8311c: Pwlwt- Folfowlltllg 11s themrcpﬂrt oithmlm; xélvtullion MacDonald. 2. George ‘Tweedy. knit ior the soldiers. A donation oi _ 1- Margaret Mooney. gc°aibe§ °° m‘ ° mo“ ° 1 racgrtmée MacDonald Wmald‘ 300g“ recgved "om Mrs‘ Gym sum For m“. §j Qﬁhﬂyﬂndffmnﬂd" Grade VIII: 2. Donald MscKinnor 1 Una Penny a regor. he new member was Fm, us“ raids» _mem haven.‘ Grade x_. 1. Raymond McQuillsn. 3. Austin Maye.

2' Irene Bourgeois. welmmed‘ ‘n? questionnaires were been any —there was a blue oil- 1- Rim Mawmmld- 2' Ca"berme MCQMHBH‘ Grade n (“hi Gnde w: allobed as iolow... Agriculture, Mrs‘ 5km m“ along the “m; o‘, a 5k, 2_ Mamge Meurmg Grade VII: i’. gllggclixléawqilfllghas.

1. Malcolm Stewart. I. Don MacLeod.

3. George Wilson. Czade III (in):

l. Forrest lee.

3 _ lmille Bourgeois

and Flori-es

NOPE-‘IHAT

0L’ LIMOLEUM

AIN'T some». I WORK.‘

Celia Currie. Teacher.

By J. R. Williams

{W1 NOT Mssrtﬁ TAHE MINE

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Perfect attendance, Anne Tweedy t Lea,

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PHOTOB-OBASWELLI. IrSM-ll-T-IGL

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. DI. MACMILLAN, Presiden Prince Edward LSll-nd Red (Ices w open Wes- Appeel in this vince

witbsms ovsr0..B.O.tn-

night horn 0. 36. 14-507-11-18-11.

COME in the High Tea at 8t.

Paul's. TIIIIYSGAﬁHdNOKBItIIDE wititpgid.

H8111, whit] 0 80 0

potatoes. e IrBII-ll-IS-IL L MEETING 0i Local ' tion will take lees Government "House Tuesday r mu at aso. Mothers of

Range

rs, Guides and interested irimds are cordially Ln- vited. Il-ISOI-ll-IS-ﬂi.

Daily War Survey

( The Canadian Press) on in Holland arising out oi German inten

words. Actually there has been no sustained military eiiort directed towards an obvious objective since

pieted the subjection oi Poland.

Winston Churchill's declaration sundsy that Britain and France would continue the war until the other side had enough came on the heels o! the

its will m pesoe in some concrete form ii anything is to come o! the Dutch-Belgian peace move.

While the warring nations in the west mark time and German plans remain wrapped in the ob- scurity oi inaction. Soviet Rus- sia continues its pressure on Fin- land. Publication in an official Russian newspaper oi a demand ior a slice oi Finnish territory in the north adjacent to the Soviet port oi’ Murmansk gave a new turn to the month-old negotiations between the two countries.

As the Russian press is strictly controlled, it is saie to assume that what Soviet newspapers sa today has already been said by e gov- ernment or will be said shortlgé Thus the Russians appear to gradually raising the ante in the Finnish negotiations while the Finns claim they have gone as iar as they can in meeting Russian demands.

NATIONAL WAR DRIVE

KINGSTON WOMEN'S INSTITUTE

The third annual meeting oi Kingston W. I. was held at the home oi Mrs. ‘ryrus Holmes ‘with attendance oi six members and two visitors. Meeting opened by singing ode followed by repeatng

CANADIAN REDROS

In bearing in remembrance today all those who fell in the Great War, we honour in particular the memory of those 238 men of The T. EATON go, who made the supreme sacri-

ce. '

At this time. we ieel it approp- riate to commend to all, the Na- tional Wsr Drive oi the Canadian Red Cross, which commences Men- . day, November 13th. ’

‘Pyﬂlﬂ Holmes. ‘Iome Economics“ 3. V nie. Macbellan. Mrs. Bevin-m wins: mlmﬂlilmbgldglttlheltagdiolelsiiesdirie? lﬁiolitfiﬁvlhgifi m and Better Schools, Mia. Miller skin-topped boots and a pig-skin- MacFadyen: Canadian Industries. covered canteen to be carried at Mrs. May Willis; Legislation and he hip.

A taiieta dress streaked with

pence. Miss Verna Kitsch: Public Em

Wiltshire School

mum. iMrs. Albert Clow. A bill oi dark "29. We" I'M blue was “@311 “tffwb” $6.47 was present/ed and paid. Roll "med cunounut" v 1 Nﬂnmg, “mp,” call next month exchange oi glits n 15 very desirable ‘m. m i Grade VIII:

not over 10c. Next piece oi meet- perlenced compose, to undgnga"; 1. Lois Mutch.

m! undecided‘ Meeting “med Wm‘ the difference between s murl‘ 2' Marjorie Muwh’ God Beve The King aiter which Dubushe, Ind u mum mm 5° 8. Elmer Yeo-

a delicious lunch was served and . pr r’ Gm“ V“: ‘ social time spent. rﬁllfnéfly Thomlﬂﬁml- "ass RAID" ENSEMBLES rns- sotmrs oouvslvr scnoor. Egmmglgm"

tch. TUBE NEW PARIS FASHIONS 3_ David Moresmt

Honor roll ior October.

EAST WILTSHIRE SCHOOL The following is the report for

i. Marjorie Buchanan. 2. Blanche Docherty. 3, Wilfred Campbell. Grade II (b): Grade III (Sn) 1. Aletlia Move. 1. Rome. MacPhee. 2. Desmond Maye.

8. Olive Maye.

{or the Grade III Jr.: S. Isabel MacKinncn Hclen Docherty. Grade I (a): Grade II: 1. Melvin Willis. 1. Hazel MacPhee and Jean 2. David MacKinnon. Docherty (equal) Grads I (hi1 Grade II Ir. 1. Ada MucKlnnon. I. Florence Curlcy. Grade I (c): qua; l; l. Barbara MacKinnon. 1. Mary Curley. 2. Emest Bell. Perfect ‘ttendsneci 3. Ina. Bell.

Marjorie Buchanan.

Roma and Hazel MacPhee.

Highest Average. Marjorie Buch- ansn.

Periect Attendance: Isabel MseKlnnon, Rhee MecMillnn. Edith Z. MacEwen. Teacher. - —- —in

PARIS, — Maginot

and P01] Grads I- bllue, trench brown, ‘plane ma; 1. Amelie sheeen.

g. Claire Pequot. d ' ,_____ - Rbtts MscDonsl . Grinds II s-

and legion red were the dominating colors in arid-season collections oi nsvaymilitary fashions shown re- cen .

ii $353 $343555.‘ a ACCWNT “ "

‘t7: 3, Frances Gallant.

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the hips for day length or ankle Grade V B-

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When You bu! n Maritime Product YOU GET MORE

You provide employment When you buy Lilo insurance always get value. _ When you buy from MARITIME LIFE you get ulna PLUS

You provide more employment hers directly. end more business for print- ers. Investment houses, IYOIGY". butch- er‘. etc,

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