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s-imng and enthused with patriotism enlisted for all sorts of jobs dur- t,,,_j,',‘,,d only u,.,_ﬁf'ﬁ:r;ache'a‘h;r;:

hi; the war and. to their surprise. found out that they had talents tho! rlirl not know they possessed and that they could command fantastic sal-

lrics.

'l‘li:~y had been happy and contented in their lliiii the war is over they are not willing to go linc. They find housework a chore arc bored for luck of excitement. their pay envelopes and Just be wives

And that is why there are so many children. For domesticity ls a full-time job.

for which they have no taste. And they do not want to give up and mothers again.

divorces and so many delinquent

small homes. out now back to their old rou- They

Dl{.-\R DOROTHY DIX: I have been married for nine months and

ani going to have a baby. married three times. iifier midnight with lipstick all over his shirt an me a penny and fusses if I even buy a bar of can What do you suggest that 1 do? ANSWER: any 1101p to you just now.

1t is too late to make any suggestion that w But oflcr the bziby is born ind w-ien your

d lips. dy. UNI-IA PPY MIIFE

My husband is 24 years old and has been

l-Ie flirts with every girl he sees and comes nome I-le never gives

heel of a husband deserts you and the child. as he is siii-c to do, do try

ii- use some common sense in planning

your future life.

Surely a man

ii ho has the wife-swapping habit offers an awful warning that should niaiic any girl stop, look rind lisicii before she marries him.

cows Q alarm!‘

There is no such thing as "Just a . little cold" because the cold itself is u afﬂlplOm of lowered vitality. To ime oil’ colds, or to deal with them I uric: they have nsricd, keep warm . and dry, get plenty of rest and take FATHER JOHN'S MEDICINE.

For nearly 90 years careful parents ’ lllVC been giving Fathcrjohnh Medi- cine to their children, and have been taking it themselves. This is s wonderful proof of the value of this tlmous medicine.

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Charlottetown and District Representative ROY (luck) WHlTLOCK-PHONE 1781-L

‘Dlillllllllfildl and District Representative CLARENCE (Windy) STEELE-PHONE 303-3

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in New York. He was aware that

knowledge . abouts.

‘P97311011 driving his D00. 10 in. ,qulre whether, in Cassie's estima-

.lll_ love with Reid to marry him

ygiiay procession through his mind as he sat ln the Benedict library

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to write n letter to Cassie Davina

Gay had wired her and had re- ceived an unswer denying any of Lisbeths where- Stlll Cassie had been her friend and presumably, her con- fidante. So Jon, wrote, with des-

tioii. Lisbeth had been sufficiently

and leave Chicago with him. Ho ansiver to that letter had arrived as yet. And Jon could only wait . . . All these things marched in a

iihile Miles paced up and down up and down before him.

Jon said at last, rather lamely "l wouldn't. worry so. Llsbetlfs all right: she can take (‘are of’ herself. Girls have changed their

TRUE STATUS 0F TERRY

Miles’ mouth twisted "Sure; I kilow. If she had come to ‘me and told me ‘straight out she'd made»! mistake, that. the nvhole thing was no go. it wouldn't‘ have surprised me a loi. I've known all along she didn't cars the way I did. Sometimes I've felt she must have loved someone n. great deal once and had the whole thing smash in her face . . . But I was satisfied. I think she knew that" l-Iis straight. brows knit over blue. unhappy eyes. "It's all washed up now. of course. But I still don't get this running away. It isn't like he". 'I'hsre's something back of

Jon was appalled at the shewd- ncss of his friend's deductions. Lisbeth had loved someone and the ivhole thing had smashed in lier face. That was bound to hap- any girl who lost her head over a man like Terry. But: he only said, shrugging. "At least she'll get in touch with hei-‘mo-

tlier before long. Maybe we'll know then . . ."

Three days laier Jon cams home from the office to discover

a letter with s New York post- mark awaiting him. Cassie had ivrittcri. directly and with the ut- most. candor, as was hor custom:

"What is this all about? First oay wires me, then you wrltel What have you managed to do to Lisbeth. between you. that would make hei- run away? Lisbeth Caf- iiifchael is the squarest. the moat honest and loyal and decent per- son I know, and that. covers a lot of territory. To even mention hei- name in the same breath with mid Terry's is an insult. and you ought. to be ashamed of yourself for doing it. Reid's been away. but. he's back in New York now. And Lisbeth is not with him. The very idea of their eloping is ab- surd. Lisbeth always despised Reid. l-Ie was her mother's little plsy fellow. not hair's. Is that quite clear? it you'll take my advice. you'll find Lisbeth and apologize to her for whatever you've done. whatever you've thought.’ And that goes for Gay. tool Tell Her I said so."

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ABBIVING DAILY - New Fur Costs, latest styles. Wo sell only the best from well known firms such as Model Fur and West Canadian Fur Co. Betta Fur Salon. Phone 1693,

FLIGHTS DAILY except Sunday to New Glasgow and Halifax. Phone Maritime Central Airways Limited 2061 or 540.

CHURCH OI" SCOTLAND. Friday, November 12th. Bangor 8.00 P. M. Lord's Day. November 14th. Murray River 10.30 AM. Belle River 3.00 P. M. Birch Hill 7.30 P. M. Rev. H. F. MacEwen.

YOUR HELP is needed as never before. Support The United Em- ergency Fund for Britain cam- paign. The British Ministry of mod sums it all up thus: "Everything you an send _us is needed, and urgently needed."

‘III-IE PRESBYTERFHN CHURCH IN CANADA. — Marshfleld Charge. Services next Lord's Day are as fol- lows: Marshfleld 11 A. M. Harring- ton 3 P. M. Mount. Stewart 7.30 PM. Rev. James Maclnnis will bring the message and conduct the services at Marshﬂeld and Mount Stewart. The Interim Moderator, Rev. Don- aid Nicholson will conduct the ser-

To llly Friends

HON. AUBIN-E. ARSENAULT As one of the founders of the St. Thomas Aquinas Society for the education of Acadian boys and girls I Blllieal to all who are interested in education to give us a helping hpnd. Th‘! Acadlan parishes gave tery generously in the St. Dun- stans campaign: they will no doubt d0 likewise in the present one; it is their very own and they must not fall in doing their utmost to ensure its success.

We are not personally contact- ing our non-Acadlan brothers, but many of them have expressed a desire to contribute to this very lsudible undertaking. To those who do st) we shall be most grateful and they will earn our heartfelt thanks. Let each and all give their

vice at. Harrington.

111116 PRESBYTERLAN CHURCH IN CANADA. -- Brookﬂcld Charge Service next Lord's Day as foi- lows: Glasgow Road 11 A. M. S. S. 10 A. M. Brookﬂeld 3 P. M. S. S. 2 P. M. l-lartsville 7.30 P. ‘M. S. S. 6.30 Y. P. S. Service Friday 8 P. M. Prayer Service at Brookﬁeld Thurs- day evening at 8 o'clock. Rev. Don- ald Nicholson, Minister.

POWNAL CHARGE. the United Church of Canada. Rev. E. R. Mac- Vicar. Minister. Worship services, Sunday, November 14th. 2.30 P. M. Millview. 7.00 P. M. Pownal. Even- ing sermon: "The Turn o! the Tide." This will he the beginning of a week's Preaching Mission tn Pownal Church with servicescach evening next week. except Satur- day. All week night services at 8.00 dclmk except Thursday at 7.00 o'clock. Everybody welcome.

BELFAST — BELLE RIVER CHARGE. the United Church of Canada. Worship service for the Pastoral Charge will be held in the Eldon Church cn Sunday, Novem- ber 14th, at 11.00 A. M. An im- portant. meeting of the charge will be held at the close of the warship and all members are urged to at- tend. Ycu are asked tn bring a con- tribution of vegetables or fruit. Rev. E. R. MacVicar, Interim Mod- erator. :

in shamanism

In loving memory of’

ANGUS J. MsoG-ILLIVRAY

Who departed this Ilfo Nov. 12. 1047.

Inserted by his wife and family.

IN MEMORIAM

In fond and loving our dear motilicr.

MRS. BEN CHAMPION ircnaiiirwa, r. a. I. who dlsd November 12th, 1M5. Her thoughts were all so full of us She never could forgot.

And so we thlnk that where she ls, She must. bo watching yet,

As Angels keep their watch up there Plane God jutt let he: know

That we down here do not forget, We love and miss her so.

‘Til sweet to mmombor a motlher so

memory of

ear, So absent. from us. yet over no

And whispers dear children. death cannot dlvlde.

Invlngly Remembered b! lIcr Two Small Sons, Lewis and Gary.

In memory 01’ near; _ _ Unseen by the world. she stands by MICHAEL J. IIIURAAGIIAN our side

"fair share“ and the campaign irill be a success. Faithfully yours. A. E. ARSENAUIII‘. Honorary President, Si. Thomas Aquinas Society.

CALVIN CHURCH, . Mermaid- Divine ivorship will be conducted on sabbath next: at 2:30 p.m. Rev. G. Carlyle Webster. Minister.

CHERRY VALLEY UNITED CHURCH-Services Nov. 14th at 11:00 a.m.; Vernon River at 2:30: St. Andrew's. Orwell. at 7:00 p.m Rev. A. S. Weir, Minister.

BRITAIN NEEDS FOOD. Give Britain strength by contributing generously to The United Enter-g- cncy Fund ICI‘ Britain cai-npalgti which opens in this province on November 15th.

0N MISSIONARY WORK. — Elder Durward A. Burnett, and Elder Richard G. Lambert, of the New England Mission of the Church of Jesus Christ of the Latter Day Saints. are in the city doing mis- sionary work for their church.

IIIGII PRICE FOR. CALVES. - Ml‘. Bert Warren, North River. sold three year and a hiild olrl CJIVBS yesterday to Mr M W. Wood for a total of $606. This appears to be a record price, and Mr. Warren de- serves hearty congratulations on his enterprise. The calves were Shorthorti heifers from Iifi‘. War- ren's own stock.

ENJOYED VISIT. — .\lr. and Mrs. W. Harold Thompson and their three children, Audrey, Verna and Keith. snent a recent wackmd on Prince Edward Island. 'l‘lir=y went bv wziv nf Caribou and rc- lurned via Tormontine. and iii be- tween visited relatives in Char- lottetown and Montarsuﬁ- — T111" News.

FUNERAL ATITTIVIVPIRDALE The funeral of the late William Osborne ivas held on Tuesday morning. Nov. 9. from his late residence at Rlverdale to St. Ann's Church. Lot as. WIIEYC hlsh Mass was celebrated by Rev. Geo. frCormack. P. P. Interment ivas in the adjoining cemetcrv. The pallbearers were: Thomas McQuaid. Simon Cavannsh. Nofmﬂ" M°u°d~ Don stcMurrer. RaIPh c°nlwey~ William Nolsle.

_ IN MEMERIAM

who passed away November 11th. 1041.

mvlrigly Remembered by Wife and Family.

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IN MEMORIAM

Word has been received hers of the passing of Mrs. George .1. Brown at her home in West Rox- bury, Mass, in her 70th year. The deceased was the former Isabella MacLeod of East Valloyﬂelcl, P.E.1. She leaves to mourn her husband who has been a. send-invalid for a number of years and three sons E1111 several grandchildren: I160 1W0 brothers and four sisters residing in

RELIEVE DISTRESS 0P‘ .

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the U. S. A. and one sister Mrs. Alex N. MacPherson of Grand

tingliamshii-e. England - (CP) - 40 years ago.

Plliliillllliﬁ MISSION Pownal United Church

REV. E. R- MAOVTCAR. MINISTER.

NOVEMBER 14th T0 21st

Nov. 14th. ‘1.00 p.n:. Nov. 15th. 8.00 p.m.

View, P. E. I. service. has just received the Merit- pmg, 550355 ;_ BRDWN orlous Service Medal and £10 ($40) RADCLIFFE-ON-TREBTT, Nct- annuity he was recommended fol

Barman Subjects Tho Turn of the Tide. Repeat for tba Kingdom of Heaven Is M Band.

Nov. 16th. 8.00 pan. Bring Forth Fruits Meet For Repentance. Nov. 11th. 8.00 p. m. Nov. 18th. ‘1.00 pun. Whore Is Thy Brother‘) Nov. 19th. 8.00 p. m.

Where Art Thou?

Grow In Grace and in the Knowledge of our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ.

Nov. 21st. 7.0011. m. What. ls My Share in the Kingdom of

God? Am I Doing My Part‘!

COME WITH US AND WE WILL DO YOU GOOD

Saturday Nov. 13 is Boy Scout Apple Day

SHOW YOUR CONFIDENCE m CANADIAN YOUTH av

Generously Patronizlng the Scouts and tluh

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