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Bowman and uh Younker

Corrected oolnpl te, Queen Mary L. B. A. $500 3-00 5 r-Iudaon Clow; Bteph. "1 Acklend: Robert Edwards m. iI-iamnson Bowman: Mrs. neat...‘ Stewart; Mrs. G Kitson- Mn,- Hibbﬂrt Tremere: Mrs. Cecil ‘atewi ‘gt! WS- PvDa Tremere; Mm Jqhn 1 Mrs. John atts 5c Ea h: Ch t4: . ' Watson Inner.“ r Edwurds‘ Mu‘ 60c Mrs. Harry: W. Edwards.

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l __ _ 111v; VMEMORIAM

lMR; ERNEST PRUNTY

, The" many friends of Emest - o . " ‘Ziﬁﬁiii? ‘°‘“l..°.i..““ vﬁilselhuﬁaer 2nd at the age of ti??? i The deceased was born in Char- ﬂottetown. a ‘sonof the late Mr.

and Mrs. John -Prunty and was well and favorably known in this

city. . . part oi theutlima/lebgzutinm mhliith: fr‘: ‘the Chnrlottetowneligslgitgla. en He entered the trucking business he waducted successfully his recent illness.

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and onest and

was fre- is A.

| lariely attended was held‘ from his ate nee, 257. King Street. on Fri-

. . uovember 5th to St. Duns- tan's Basilica where Requiem High Mass was celebratedb Rev. Ken- neth McMillan m» a so officiated at the grave. ~. The pail bearers Ernest Osbor Wendall MacDon- hid. Fulton Yrhamson. Stephen ‘ Dorie. J,_A. Griffin. M. J. Conway.

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‘Harry Conwa; r-Ivan Hughes;-

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1'1 t- nairun and Comedy “SEEING.

rziaf“ r I ‘pew “gr-gun of igeilglgod

,l etersaand family; > -Mr. Joseph Pigeon. Roxlrury. Mr Mrs. J. A. Weir and Illlﬂf

trail with flaming foriy-livsslll‘

and

ssey; Mr. James a nn and ; Mrs. John Gallth er; Mr. Myette. Concord. Leo lilahar and family: Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Murray and family: Mr. and Mrs. Doyle and family‘. Mr. and . k and Mrs. Bell: . R. Griffin. Dcrchester. Mass Mr. and Mrs. J- rs. T Smith and Mr. _ _ _ Thomas Crelghan; .

" and Mr Toffy Zakem; Mr. an Mrs. Joseph Power anc Marlon‘. Mr. and Mrs. James McCabe and family; Mr. and Mrs. Georrre Mich- ael; Mr. and Mrs. William lwgan and family? Mr. "Stance McQuaid; Mr. and MrsuRichard McGee Mr. Thomas Michael and family; Mrs. James McCarville and family; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Reid and family; mSarah Vanlderstine and Al- d airs. Law-

. l . . a G~MEN OF rm:

“PONY EXPRESS"

Al“ . . : Mr.

- Ber-hart. McQuaid; The Dillon fam- ily: Mr. and. Mrs. Joseg Balm: Mr. Charles Coyle; Mrs. nest Farsi and family: Mr. and Mrs. Fra Hosea an family.

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‘ an. "and Mrs. Bernard Prilntyi Miss Marjorie Prnnty: _. and Mrs, W. B. Monteith and family- Mr. and Mrs; Parker Lund and family.‘ Mrs. Catherine Kenslow; Mrs. Catherine Tierney and family- ‘ rnowaas

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NELLIE HOME» rs. nun. cimmaﬂrlldo

Mae- Kelly and fsm

Milo.- ‘W!’ and

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maul lrigtey diet?“ hilarious hich the East Skiers g rant tthe (flrxilrarrinv and their S BIl .

uwAnvafIl 532155. the lovely voun8 actress who married Mickey Rooney. plays the principal lemca lnlne role.

a ai

er Oakman. Minerva Urmol. edict. Btnnls Clements. orrison and Robby Stone.

William. udine directed from an

girdlrignl ahscratgwlmulg Kenneth ed b Ratarn

. d. was o- e young beaut due y 81m , an and ack embers of the. cast ar iDietz.

and other lm

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COOKS for Christmas Phowl.

SUBANCE. » CHILDREN'S All) Annual Meeting tonight. ii o'clock, City Court Room. Pu

ARRIVE BAFELY-Mr. Younker of Charlottetown. ‘ word recently from his son, Rory S. Younker. announcinz his arrival overseas.

Communion will be oelebrat

Harbour

to ‘I'll-hoe? VISITOR IN CITY Pendergagt, Kensington, well-

viaiting in the City yesterday

Jim who looks hale and still retains as keen an sport as he did in csys.

NESS — A02 Grover. R..C.A. ed at Bilnmerside, P. been visiting their home

by the illness

confined to now and is reported

E 1.. of

Gleaner.

William Walsh of SOIUL‘. P accompanied by her daughter. Clifford Cove oi ‘Pruro we int; the farmer's sister-in- the latterls aunt. Mrs. G. over the week end . and. in Picwu. forvTruro, accompanied Cove some time be-

She left her daughter. Mrs. whom she will spend

Island. -New Glasgow News.

FUNERAL YESTERDAY —-’l"ne remains of Mr. Harry 0.8. Mc- Kee an-ived Tuesday night from Nyiick. N.Y. and wen: taken to the MacLean Funeral Home from whe"c the funeral ternoon. Services at the homo and izrave were conducted by Rev. TE. Mclgannan. while the Knirzhts of Pythias service was conducted ac the Funeral Home by Mr. Tlios White. The pallbearers were . Frank Tinney. Rankin:- Reg. Taylor. William Dickerson. Alvin Ford and Lloyd Yea. Interment was in Sherwood Cemetery

Personals

yesterday

aibsencepf 30 years. on a

relatives and friends

and Murray Harbor. .

Two Loves Has Payne!

is latat starrimr picture B

The former profession

R.-N.. Dorcheste B. Richard Griffin. .' d Mm. .

and Lynn

"Hello. Frisco. l-Isllo." today tn the Prince Edward

tures is set in old San Barbary Coast

itself. Lovely blonds Alice as of the Ba

o an r laggusnceo. Jack Oakie is also

in the film Laird Creiar. Juno Havoc.

r. Moss: Dorchaster. Mr an J P. ﬂappeny, bury Mam: _Mr. said Mrs. Myette. Concord Mass.‘ Mrs trade Pruntiy. lie. Mrs. Howar Stultz. Boston, Mr. Mrs. n-ncst Flynn iomily. Csrnbridae. Mass.

y TELILGEAML Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Prunty.

Sgt.

Rnxbury. Mass: Fred Doyle. Enlllnd.

Subject

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"GONFIDEBATION LIFE 11d-

SOCIETY

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THE SACK-AMEN‘! oi themIl-iog Presbyterian 5th

-Mr. James known Island short u thuslast was

Mamy friends were delighted to see hearty arlid Il

H31‘! hi; younger

CALLED BY MOTHER'S ILL- Edwin and Elwin F" who are statlon- _ I h"? "nly of soft drinks if you dcn‘t hoax‘ in Devon o

their

in b Dmgwss‘ --!%rederictcn

vrsrrmo rr-aaarrvas - ﬁr. ‘Mr; re visit- law and ‘died Nov. 20 at Capt. John Adams.

Mr.

by } in Worcester.

with

fore returning to her home on the

was held yesterday 11--

Mr. D.C. Brchaut arrived home frcm the west. after an visit to in Montague

Making" "love to two of Holly- wood's most lovely and curvaceous stars is tgeenvlable job of John

prize fighter plays opposite Alice Faye Bari in 20th Century- Foira new musical extravaganza. which c’??? e.

t . “xi-filmed in Technicolor. the pic- Francisco's . JohnM-nlzlityg thﬁ ouniz man w a cnathe wrong side. of mtIie

Faye is cast rbory Coast John ‘s

star- which features Ward

- Bond and George Barbie} __

noun-um l - "r0 oer \ umcaour

. r1312 IIHARLUTFETIMVN MQQARDIAN

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At Government House Oct. 24th, morrihan 100 Canadians re- ceived decorations from Ilia Excellency the Governor General in the lecond day of the Investlture. Awuds rlnled from C. M- G.’s ln out- standing service In civilian affairs to D. l‘. C.’| for achievements of airmen on active service. Photo shows: Captain James Wade of Charlottetown. P. E. L. and his sister. Miss. Ellen Jean Wade. Cap- tain Wade was awarded the B. E. M. for his heroism in a rescue o! American ‘ at sea.—Notionnl Film Board.

Hoarding Empty Bottles Hinders War Effort

"Don't let elﬂDty 50ft drink boi- tles accumulate in your basemegit 0

8S

plea made to _ drink bottlers of the Maritimes.

It is the patriotic duty of every local citizen to conserve and put back into circulation anything that has re-use value. Glass container factories are working at toD speed. They now have the additional bur- den of supplying containers for food products which were prev- louslv tanned. are urged to relieve the situation by taklnz empty bottles to their ers to cash them in.

You will not only be doinrz the bottiers a oood turn. but vou‘ll ‘cro- ﬁt. yourself. The refunds you cb- tain from the bottles may cnouizh to ﬁnish ﬁlling your war Savings Stamp book. too. you'll be rid of the _ caused in your basement. that. there yrill be more of a change lfor you to obtain your reaulai- stint-i

les.

The war effort will be aided and {the soft drink bottler greatly as- -.slsted in maintaininz a steady sup- --_.. [ply of carbonated beverages if al MR. LEO J_ GALLANT |béititles are returned promptly here-

—-i B CI‘. WINTHROP. Nov. 20-—Funernl|| services were held Monday for Leo J. Gallant. 55. clerk at the House at Correction, D191‘ Island. since 193i _ ~ » - _and veteran of World War I. who his‘ -

Sgt. Marshall Whitehead, Emer- ald. RR N». l Princi- Edward Isi- "nd. Is .1 rtwcnt. FZFZIIIDIIIP nf N0. 9 Bombing and fiunnery School. R C A F , Mull. Joli, I’ Q

In Memo riam

‘Hospital. Soldiers Home. Chelsea.

A High Mass of Requiem was cel- _ ebrated at St John the Evangelist i Church at 9 a.m. and intarment was

e5 WHYHAVE ilih SORE

\ Mr. Gallant. whose home was at. _ 132 Main St. was a member oi All- ' ston Post, V.F.W. He leaves a wife. l the former Eva B. l-Iearn. and two sisters, Mrs. Andrew J. Smith of Worcvtstei" and lvf;.~;. Aubin Arsen- ' suit of Prince Edward Island.

i srarrrurus wnnis | BOOK 0N LEND-LEASE

NEW YORK. — f CP l - 'l‘lic story of Lend-Lease as seen by its former administrator in the United States. Edward R. stettinlus, Jr., it to be told in a book. “lend-Lease- Weapon for Victory." .

Mr. Sicttinlus’ informal narrat- ive 1s designed to be a global story. For lnstaruc. Canadian rnzl Amer- ican ﬂlf-lffﬂlllllig schools assisted by [mid-muse arc open to thou- sands cf Allied student pilots. But he has not forgatten that Lend- Lease works lrureversc also. as in the case of repazrs to United States warships carried out in Allied ship- yar-zis in the British Isles. the Middle East. India, Australia and New Zeaiand.

All royalties from the book will be payable to a. charitable organ- ization named by its author.

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Regular Monthly Dance

of JUNIOR armour‘. -ai. the- v cum

TONIGHT, DEC. 2nd

Dancing 9-1 Admission 50c

Thus. homemaker: . deal- ‘

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race THREE

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QUARTERLY MEETING

The Quarterly Meeting of the

P.E.I. FISH and GAME PROTECTION ASSOCIATION

will he held in the

CITY HALL ON FRIDAY, DECEMBER 3rd at 8.00 p.m.

W. HARRY TIDMARSH, President. JP.‘- n.-#2:.‘--.\*.-\.-.'.".~.-.-..-.-.~.~.~.'.~.'.'.

Aucuorr sat: a GLENFINNAN THURSDAY, 0E0. 2nd. at 1 P. M.

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I am instructed by Mr. Hugh Tralnor to sell by publlo auction on N! premises the following stock and crop: -

STOCK-l inure. '1 years old: l mare. years old; l filly, l!~ years old. 1 milk cow. 5 years old. freshen December 30th. 1 milk cow. 7 y u-s old. freshen Min-eh 10th; 1 milk cow. G years old. ireshcns April 1st. milk now. 5 years old, freshen May loth. 1 mlllr cow. 3 years old. freshen May 30th; 1 milk cow. 5 years old. Ireshons June "in I milk cow. B years old. fresher-is May 20th. 1 heifer. 2 years ol steer. g years old; 4 heifers. lie yours old, A calves. 8 months nld: 6 young plli.

sow.

(JROP—200 stooks Erban seed oats. ‘Z00 stocks mixed graimiistooks

hay. I00 bushels feed turnips. 5U pullets. 2 driving slelghs.

TERMS-All sums up to $10.00 cash; over that amount 6 months’ credit an approved joint note. 5% discount for cash.

If stormy. first fine day followinl. W. ll. BEATON. Auctioneer.

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18 years old: I gelding, 21,5

nus: rrrurn my

Union a largo number oi idle not; ldrinl bcllln come out oi hiding and

bottles now In mo an returned ‘promptly. tin supply vi not be ml‘ ‘Iieionl to OMHO in to dolivlr your

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