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..'READER5 will find display sale advts. and suction advta. ate so our Financial Pale.

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enlrigs. V. R. Pepler. Montague.

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IEXTRA — NEWS OF THE DAY

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. - ‘CAPITOL TODAY and SATIlilDAY

nouncing the Rev, and Mrs. M. D. MecLeod when leaving the Dundas-Annan- dale Charge, ll was regretfully omitted that m» Baptist people ot Dirndl-is and Annanriaie presented them with a hmittlilui linen table- cloth.

P. C. Executive Meels Al illiawa

Progressive Conservative Party, s heavy loser in the June 27 891R!!! election, has deride-d to tail-re sev- erel steps to strengthen organiza- mm (or n“, “ext Federal election.

Before the (‘"Il(‘lllSlOi’l yesterday of a two-day meeting of the ex- ecutive 0i’ the partvs national as- sociation, it was derided to organ- ize young people's Rroups as rap- idly as possible; to rrcnmmend an increase in iltn representation of young Progressive Conservatives on the executive and to make a concerted drive for an increase in the membership of womenk organ- izations.

A statement issued at the crin- clusion o! the closed meetings said "assurances were siren. . . that the important posts of national director and director oi’ publicity would be tilled in the near future."

R. A. (Dick) Bell, former na- tional director, has returned to private luw practice since the elec- tion. C. V. Chartcrs, former direc-

privete business. It is believed that George Drew,

GITAWA, Ntiv. 4--tCP>-— The

tor o! publicity, has returned to

Toilet Articles. Perfumes. Station- ery. etc. Be sure and get in on these bargains. 1 cent buys the extra article you buy. Any article on nle end you get another o! the same for 1 cent. at. Mabon?» Drug

ber.

lowing won prizes at the bazaar. lately held in Georgetown in aid of St. James’ Church. Ten dollars, George and Katherine Keenan, Georgetown; hooked rug, Mrs. Elle McKinnon, Georgetown: ten dollera, Angus McLean, George- town; ﬁve doilsrs, Mrs. Agnes Tavour, New York; two hogs Rob- in Hood Flour, James Burke. Georgetown; blanket, St, James’ Church; fancy brisket, Miss Stella Gallant, Charlottetown; live doi- iars, Mrs. J. J. Fitzgerald, George- town.

C.W.L. MEETING

surer's report were read. were made tor a

the hall. Some prizes. The sub-division to contribute to the fund. A contest put on by Mrs

meeting closed with prayer.

Toward “F|apper"

dresses and hats. with the orie~ shoulder dinner dress and sun suit a lure-tire hit tor next season.

BALI! HANDICAP

Store. 3rd. 4th, 5th and 7th Novem-

“JPRIZE WINNEIIS—- The fol-

.. ' The regular meeting or the Little Pond C.W.L. was held at the home o! Mrs._ John Blackett. on Oct. 18th with an attendance o! eight members and four visitors. Minutes ot last meeting and lrcu- Plans masquerade dance. also a. general cleaning o! members otiercd decided scholarship

Slyles To Continue

NEW YORK. Novel —- (OP) -- Ths trend toward at?!” 0i “l9 era. o! the 1% will con- tinue unabated next wring. pre- ‘View o! 1m fashions presented today by the New York ‘limes ii: its annual Broadway-type pro- duction, "Fashions of the Times." indicates.

From short evening dresses and sheath silhouettes to the boyish bob. the show was rife with nos- talglc notes. Thus far women may still display ziormai curves. But cloche hats and shorter skirts are importantly in the picture.

Produced by Virginie P099. full- ion editor oi the ‘rirnel. the elab- orate nshion tahuw drew a. cap- acity audience,

Most of the models shown were previews or the styles: that may he expected next spring and sum- mer, with a heavy accent on clothes (or the imminent resort season.

Roses will bloom on summer dresses end hats next yeer, the Times predicts.

Nylon is given an entire sec- tion oi the show, aocenting glam- orous negligees and intimate ap- parel in gmudy new nylon textures which have permanent pleats. ' ruffles and ouch. wash in e few

gigs‘ uﬁhxiwafmx&oggfd “igclngg i minutes and need no ironing. was served by the hostess ‘and. theisuch as ‘rum

spring turs are ahown in colors red, caramel and navy blue, with many new treet-

LONDON. INov. 2 —- (AP) -'l‘be “Made In Britain" label is e fatal selesphandicap in some parts of the United States. s leading mn- don salesman said todey. Chair- man James Lenten o! the British Bales Managers Association said some Government officials here were talking about starting an official "Buy British" campaign in the dollar market. "It would be disastrous." he said in an address. “some Americana hail

host o! Drug Store Sundries. ‘ ' OHEOK YOUR NEEDS NOW!

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our handling of the Palestine sit- uation. Some have a profound idea that we should not have s siiigie soldier in any part or! Ireland. ‘They won't buy goods which are plastered all over with the Union Jack."

TROPICAL MONTREAL

MONTREAL - (GP) — Remem. ber last winter when a restaurant owner brought a palm tree from Florida and planted it on a Mon. tresl street? Well, ‘here's e progress Iﬂllort; the tics is doing just tine and has 150 coconuts-small but reel-growing on it.

---__.__s,_ GANDHI BEMEMIIIID

SINGAPORE-(CW-A hell in memory of Mahatma Gandhi is to be built here. A library contain- ing books on the Mahatma’: life

and teachings wiil- be set up in the’

hell to further Gandhi's teachings.

KING'S DDllllTY

MLETIDIIIAL IIDSPITAL

Annual Campaign for lundl In aid o! King's County Me- morial Hospital, Nov. 7th io Nov. 19th. Greet. collectors generously.

Progressive Conservative leader, has several men in mind for the posts. There has been speculation that Russell Bourher, who resigm ed his Commons seat to make urn)’ for Mr. Drew's election after the party's leadership convention e yea;- ago, would be appointed ne- tional director. Another mentioned is Roland Michener, former per- sonal advisor to Mr. Drew

The executive voted confidence in Mr. Drew's leadership. Earlier. he was given a similar vote by supporters in the Commons. In the general electionwthe first fought. hy Mr. Dre\v~-tlie PflFlVs member- ship in the Commons dropped from 69 to 4i.

The executive's statement said the "problems of the party were frankly rind freely discussed" dur- ing its sessions.

Date for tho next annual meet- ing of the national zissoviation was fixed for April l7, t8 and l9, 1950.

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h: fond and loving memory oi C492 Gnr. Laughlin E. Stewart. R. C. N" Killed in Action November 5th, 1940.

A cheerful smile, l. heart of gold

The dearest brother a world could hold.

lie-Pry memories fond and true

‘From those who thought the world oi’ you.

Inserted by l-‘lis Sister, Mrs. Joseph A. Bell.

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‘NOTICE

All persons having Watches, etc» under repairs at S. D. MacGREGOIVS in Montague ere hereby noti-, fled that the business will be closed NOVEMBER, 22 and all repairs must be celled for before that time. '

Mr. MacGr-egor is taking an advanced ﬂtﬂlg “mm,

l. C. A. Victor ladies, l. C. A. Victor Record Plovsn l. C. A. Vleter Reeeuls

owns oiwaies so rnrnsrs which is published o; the oevl

. ernment Minis . , Nov. 3 — (AP) — The m c’ muaum‘

R.C.A. Victor mus-u sit

lit Government said to-

slnce it nrmnis paying

salaries of $aen Oatholi; It! they will wrhliged Oornaiunlsni. The notire through the catholic News,

to to its annual

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