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i ‘ |s THE OBJECT-IVE ron THE CHARLOTTETOWN RED cnoss BLO0D'DONOR cumc-

If it was your Brother .

. . Husband . . . Sweetheart would you give him a little of your blood to bring him back to life?

0f course

l i": A T" i . you would — because with the new Blood Donor Service this can be given with no pain, and even with little inconvenience.

enemy action.

Don’t let our fighting boys i.n the Navy, Army, or the Air Force down. neglect or indifference,

As in most everything else, lct it be said again. that Prince Edward island leads.

fﬂtis Announcement Through the Courtesy and Generosity of i; BE ONE OF m1; FIRST T0 ENROLL’

— PHONE 621 FOR INFORMATION.

Phone 621 City t0 Say That You Will D0 Your Part , . . l A i or Call at Blood Donor Clinic . . . 200 Queen St., Charlottetown

There is nothing to it but the willingness to be a BLOOD BROTHER to some unknown hero on the ﬁeld of battle; or civilians suffering 3°!“ Competent doctors, nurses and technicians will be on hand to give expert attention to all phases.

Don’t let it be said that one man lost-his life or} account of oil!‘

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OFFICIAL OPENING

Charlottetown Blood Donor Bllnle THURSDAY, SEPT. 2nd. at 7.30 PJI.

His Honor B. W. LePage, Idem-Govern!!!‘ will be present also Premier J. Walter . Jones, Hon. Dr.W.J.P. McMillan. O-B-E» and His Worship B. Roy Holman; M8101‘ 0f Charlottetown will officially open the Clinic-

Other distinguished guests will be prel- ent.

Public inspectionnwill follow opening,

MBERJ1 1943

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lsunn rum as about Seotembgpﬁatlriiy "ti, _____ OPINQQIO and Public hum ,

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September Ind. mo i}? M“??? m: rotnowm‘ ’

Representatives wilii await

sracrar. smvrc '. ravus under the ansgmssﬁ, {h Ministerial Association. A 5m solemn thanksgiving an Church b° h“ ‘“ 5 0H ‘Friday at a P. .. louixh anniversary ¢ es...“- is w t» pu c an - ~- clergy of the city. Londumd by m

s1‘. annniws ‘ISAN (iglllwll. Montag

ter. , M. R. S. A. Spcjal Bap vice. Sunday. ssotem 5lh a 7.30 P. M. Subject is Silvalo Contained in, prece iuuqg-e , any iorm Oi Ba otherwise‘! nvervooc

FRIDAY, September having been proclaimed by _. Maiesty the lung as a nay q prayer and intercession on behal u: the cause oi the Alncd Nation: a _ service ls being held t; 8t. Paula Church at three oulock. A cordial invitation is extended m everyone to attend this service. Au AYE Weliivme. See the annoum. ment elsewhere in this paper“ - -2l.

ENGAGEMENT. — M , H. M. Andrew, Charlotiletriiiii.

- J9 - . . C . RJ‘. and Mrs. Jenkins, Skaill, Sandwich,

I here and

Orkn Scotland. ‘Viam-g to h Dllﬂekt latter Diirt iiidligptem ,

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RETURN HUME - P30. Jeh Arnett, ROAR, and his brldonﬁ (N3) Amett, R.C.M.C., have I!- tumed irom their wedding m u; Prime Edward Luand and Hill KIP 5 illlpueds Jauv "Kain; the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs} Ezlwasd Johnson, New Q1335" they left Thursday ior Dsbori, ivéhere they are stationed. 411m

ews.

I __-_. vlsuoas nuraassrnq ‘vut % Charlottetown this wsefym lism Couch former wash-h. usetts rationing official and l-l sli E. Sutherland. Boston lawyer,

o! Quincy, Mass. goth were lm eased with the earirut- nek o! e war eﬂort throughout the province and Mr. Couch 10s. Pressed his siglprise at meqwlli- insncss with w ch the local tied.- lnz system was supported the citizens. Mr. Oouch who i‘"|,n oiilcer of the B. H. Couch.“"Oo., imnuiacturers oi’ private telephone svstenrs. manv o1 which are-trop- erstiun on Prince satin-crime. is a native of En land and- is it io ‘iliitlll-

Mrs. Rose Ouialloran oi Ontario accompanied b her neloe. --

apsnt two More

visiting e iormers mother, run. Bernard McDonald, St. Georgi.

.Mr. and ms. Arthur H. Plllllipl. Halifax. are visiting Charlottetown. Mr Phillips formerly belonged enlisted from Charlotte- town with the ilrst contingent in

e last war. " _

RURAL CHARM There is a river through ‘he valley It the stately woods IIIYIGC,‘ Where the speckled zrout elm themselves in peace: Where the song birds rule til! noon e, With their everlasting song,

And the night owl on the zwnishl have a lease.

There the cattle drink at cvenlldm

when the tress begin to crank.

As the brawny farm nay 51'1"‘ them on their way;

Where the sun slides o'er the hill.

And the day it turns to nizhi.

And the dew begins to rnl upon the

i)’.

Thus the night lt settles down- Ann the song birds cease to sins And the cow herd winds its M! toward the barn: _ p V And the shadows rind their will.

Across the threshold or thr- dBY-on An the long day's work is 0V" the Xarm.

There is a river through ‘he valley It the stately wovxlr; d1\'1t1_"_ H h“ Where the farm to) wif- sweethenrt by 1111f Q19‘); W, And the moon shims Jil-i-l’. ~-

treetops. _

On the shining stream btktué, ‘h!

‘rherelthei iarmer is the rule. - . an .

There the farm boy‘ 15%" Prim" X"..°."ul:“l§..‘.i.*; “P” -

throne; , ‘ With no one to lell him “he”

And no one to tell him 110W m . His farm it is own

l‘ m‘ kingdom.

—H. B. Cameron. Kensmgm“ iugnst 20. 1943- i

ours INDIGESTWN wiuor vou a a shown; B5215.

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bowels-MP Y . i "‘ M", n. mum n owl-kn‘? 1,1 relief thl raost loin n1 W’ "u, has w nabs no reel better ":3, ‘mains out; In! u 93.13;‘; m: ensuin-