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NOVEMBER 11. 1942 m,i—--=.__~___=.—-

POLL MEETINGS

I conservative electors of the several polls of Charlotte-

town and The Royalty are requested to meet

to appoint

gelsgates to attend the forthcoming Convention as (o1. lows: Wards 1, 2, 3 and 4 will meet st the B.I.S. Hall, Can- adian Bank of Commerce Building on Wednesday even. ing November lltli a_t 8 P.M.; Ward 5 and West, Central, and East Royalties 1n the B.I.S. Hall, Canadian Bank of Commerce Building on Thursday November 12th at 8 P.M.

WALTER S. GRANT,

President

M. A. FARMER,

Secretary 11-9-31

7k CONSERVATIVE CONVENTION

SECOND, THIRD AND FIFTH DISTRICTS 0F QUEEN'S COUNTY

~_ Fonrentions to nominate Conservative Candidates to con- test the Second, Third and Fifth Districts of Queen‘s (‘minty at the next Provincial Election will be held in the Empire Theatre, Charlottetown, on Tuesday, November 17th. 1912 at 2 p.m. for Second District, 3 p.m. for Third District and 4 p.m. for Fifth District. Each poll is entitled to scnd five delegates to the Convention for its District. The poll chairmen are asked to arrange for the selection of

.1 c locates at once.

(!l’EEN’S COUNTY CONSERVATIVE ASSOCIATION

Walter S. Grant

President

M. A. Farmer

Secretary 10-31-4-7-11-14-18

CONSERVATIVE CONVENTION

FOURTH DISTRICT 0F QUEEN’S

A convention to nominate two Conservative Candidates to contest this District at the next Provincial Election will be held at Eldon Hall on Thursday November 19th, 1942 111.2 p.m. Each poll is entitled to send five delegates to this convention. The poll chairmen are asked to arrange for the selection of delegates at once.

QUEEN'S COUNTY CONSERVATIVE ASSOCIATION

Walter S. Grant

President

M. A. Farmer

Secretary 10-31-4-7-11-14-18

THE CHARLOTTETCWN GUARDIAN

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new YORK STOCK cxcnincr

Stocks Clflle Am C and l" 25 l-2 Am ‘lei s; Tel 129 5-8 Anaconda 26 3-4 Baldwin L000 12 3-4 Bendix Av 36 Beth Steel 5'1 ‘l-B Ches d: Ohio 34 3-8 sler 8'1 1-8‘ Con Edison l6 l-O Elec Auto Lite 29 3-4 Gen Elec 29 3-8 Gen Motors 4'1 7-8 Gt Nor Pfd 23 3-8 Kenneoott 30 l-t Mont ward I3 1-8 NY Central li 1-4 Nor Am Co 10 7-3 Peri RR. 25 Phil Pet Co 4i 5-8 Std Oil NJ 44 1-2 Texas Corp 38 1-8 United Air 27 l-4 US Rubber 25 5-8 US Steel Co 50 1-2 Vanadium Corp 1B l-E West Union 28 1-3 West Eiec 7B 1-4 (Canadian Press) 5 k, lose Abitibl Pfd 4 1-4 Asbestos 192 13A _ l6 i-4 Bsthurst A 12 5-8 Fraser VTC 10 Home Oil 229 Imp Oil 9 3-4 Int Pete i5 7-8 Price Com 7 7-8

Mir-aunt's kills pain.

BA "II LOANS

PERSONAL LOANS

for Taxes. Fuel Purchases- and other Seasonal Needs.

ONE YEAR TO REPAY Apply to the nearest brunch of

TIIE CANADIAN BANII

Montraal Stock Exchange

by

Shepherd Song

Dev. R. Moorland lggnte, D.D. Plies 10c. By Mail 12o

TAGE FIVE

Lever Bros. Honor Loyal Staff Remembrance Day

TORONTO, November l1 —I.n an impressive Remembrance Day cere- mony held by Lever Brothers Lm- ited today. a roll of honour bearing the name; of 25o emp-O ees who have joined the forces rom the company's ranks across Canada, was

"my. p, m." unveiled by Mr. G. A. B- Nfllm. gSlIlllUlTel(c n m) laflose lussertlonailhladlgzfldeldlvlgog plaségfiilfiis the of mo“ e . mommy a _ who fell in the Ilrflt Great War, Bfdmllm l‘ {g The men chi-scam Curd over 10o members o; u... Ex-Ser- K P*'°d“°'¢ ll l u. send 1.. friends 1 h - o. o... i ....... - "rm" li°.'i;“'i‘3.‘i..‘tfs?°’1i1°”.3é.‘..ti”°§.£i€; Can N P!‘ 4 l-I ' - ll. e "e ‘=5’ we“ "t: o... .......... ...... .. ...... than‘: h“ “are? gm c“ g7 3 on r , seco wor’ co - can 1nd A1 A 3.4 flict Mr. Jack Rogers, president of cm P” May be obtained from hi: Assfgiaviona vial‘: fr‘; chsirg? of Can steamshi s '1 l-2 ' i)" e B“ 5500B 011'! Celunege p as Tl" GTRII" Centre! Chaplain. Mr. c. E Grairigre, con- cockshufl; plow 7 3.4 3° Pfllllfl’! ducted the prayer service. Con, 5mg“; 3g 1.4 m, Directors and executxye members Dr den 4 5-8 MUN" comptahliy also vil/ere prefix. Gen Steel Wsies 6 3-4 "Vellum B 116W Pique W Dom 3m. B a ‘canarls Bookstore tires its place beside three other 1-low Smith 9 8-4 Plaques that commemorate the Imp To‘, 9 7-3 I names of company men who gervsd Int Nickel 33 3-4 .- “‘i—— - _‘_ from 1914 to i918, lvir Naim slated Massey Harm 4 1.3 that more than 10.00 Ertish coin- Mtl Power 21 l-2 monwealth members of the world- Nat Brew 24 Moneta g5 Wide Lever Brothers ffgtinlzation Nm-anda 49 NBYbOb ,10 now serve with His Maiesty’. Forc- Power 4 3-4 Nmnlfii» .75 ES- Eflglisliment oimeii in the iictive Quebec pqwe; 13 1-4 DBFIBn _59 forces from the Canadian company symwlnjggn 15 Omega p6 is proportionately h-igh Mi", Nairri 5L Law com 13o Ont Nick .13 1-2 said, and a record is being main- 31; L“, pm 9 1-4- amour 50 tained of which the company is Wpg flee B 2 1-4 Perron H5 justly proud, Encouraging men and Pick Crow L59 women to put on the Kingl- uni. Ploneel‘ 1.20 1'0KI1._tliie company l1as adopted Powell A3 provisions for enlisted rznployees’ Premier 45 welfare based on the principles of PFEStOn 1.49 Service to employees that apply ‘ Reno .03 throughout the Lever organization MO --N-- w-(cp) 1.2 gioothermgarts of the Briiish Com- NTREAL, ov_ _ _ nwea . Canadian COIIXIIIOCIIZ Exchange. ,o1 Equalizing benefits whim entail a ggttfir Spélti E3511: (In score) ass. $121,153? .11; present expelnfiliture in the Br'tish gs spo 1 r11 ar 48- .68 Commonwea t of $3,000,000 a, year 49; A-medium 47-48; A-pulllacs 45 Siscoe .33 1-2 are_ in operation Married man on 45; E-B 45—46; E-C 38-39. Swell R0 1.35 enlisting in any branch of the -__ slillfgefln .08 forces or entering full time service access...- .12.".- c-‘Cszn .22 .121“. . V8 8 QTGIICE 8 W88 by the DOmInIOn DCPBIILXIVEBII. of BYlVBJi 1.15 their service pay and allowances, Agriculture fol1ow:- ‘Peck H 1.58 and their salary on leaving with Esss: graded shipments selling Toburn .65 the ccst of living bonus added, ‘me A-large so; A-mediiim a 1-2-49 Uim Can .ss Compariv also continues its con- ii-guétépulletiirgttl; G 84g; c 44-45. 3311211111225’ tribué-ioiihonéashalf of such employ- r: r e creams . ees. o om an ‘s su srannua- prints, Jobbing prgice 3'1 inn-It'll Welldlflo .161-2 tion funde Whgn yay regeived ex- 3-4: first grade solids, jobbing wrl H“! 2.13 ceeds a man's pre ous salary with price, 36 3-4-37 l-4; current m. Ymir .05 i-2 the company, an annual retaining

001118. Que No. 1 pasteurized 35 3-4; No. 2 34 3-4; wholesale Que. No. 1 storage and fresh 36-36 1-4,

Cheese: current receipt, western colored 19 7-0-40 1-16 FOB Mont. will. western and ue white, 19 5-8 110313 Montretal w olesale west- ern an Que wi 2o first ad PAS Montreal, e

Potatoes: 75 lb bsgs No, i moun- tain Que 1.25-1.40; NB 1.40-1.55; PEI 1.45-4.55.

. or comment: MINING " "W I‘ ‘ " Monthly DIpQIIII Provide I . u for Repayment You Mal" ——-—-— -- (Canadian Press Advertising Rates Payable 1n Advance 3pm,, 83mm m m. Minimum Chlrlc for Any Advetthcleulc ll Cents g {on 13:25:12‘ 60514114 an"; Quasi“ souls, lo per word: Fasten and hetero locals. z. . 1,. pgf word; Announcements sud looming, ivcutcéochueidgngi g: Egg-lg a1 Qhssmeddac‘ pulltuml-Vliffglnuemlllarlgsfdltgllege 0° "dime; letters cl Brit Dom .23 Elfidliililno NINA-oer inch; w dim ensesemw W "W" l" l": on... 1......»- ... Broulan .34 and i0 cents for every additional 8 words. Notices of Thanks s11 ,,,,,,,.,,,,.,.,|Y 1,”, Rglll Brown p4 1.3 Avirrwllllvll. 79° P" m“ " l” "'4' m“ ‘E suualmh. voun estate is PROTECTED sv Bu“ Mk 1-39 49 cents w Ilwh- Mil-P" "l! “"‘“"' ‘mo’ “h” m“ "' 11F: INSURANCE, WHICH m: Cal Edm 1.00 nppuostlon. nun ARRANGES Cdn Mai is: 1 Wanted I18 For sale Female He p mdoywo Lg; . r n - c.1111. T0 ASSIST - r011 5.11.1: - OLIVER‘ TEE]? W$litshl1housework_ 45 Rochmd Ire-mo M “m?” m“ V“ “on” olli 11-31 Street. 11-10-11 Goldeag '02 3-4 stock Feed Agencies. ' - ED MA") Goudflsh :01 '* . __ gRNSEY GRADE WANTED —EXPERIENC - Hard R0 ‘as H, m“ SALE Gum, Due to freshen Mrs. Blake. 5 Gfhfton Slxeef- _ l-lediey ,3o cuu six years o a l1 11 13. t‘ H Novembir lltll- J- E- 33a’), 2% Fredericton. ' ' WANTED ._. GIRL, AFTERNOONS J - __i__i ellicos ,0) l-"Olt SALE - 1938 PbYMgilglgxlll only for care of child. Phoiie 2312i. k i? l M Dc-Luxe Sedan in good con l d. L Du au t .34 11.1.- been completely overhang - , , be’ Lamaque 3.25 ran '0 saw a Apply Guardian. - i _-%_———_—..—--~-~~"<-_"'“i"_' ___,,._____--—-—— m _ 1100M. FURNISHED Lil LL .15 ron sans on RENT-l itooivigié Tg §§,ummhed_ 53 Upper! m“, m; iiollsc; also Sesk. Alta ranggmon street’ 1- - Maclieod 1.25 globe l1ei1tei‘. All in good w" H“ h- Madsen .43 Brudnlbrme Villa e. Apply t8 Lost y, Males-tic 1.50 ,\1¢1{i11i1oi1,1'I1 niisbvrosfffl-J, é_________{? nN/iogousiseg .3: i-z ‘ ' M E 9n; c enze . eta..z~.ser- ~sxr..“...".. ..~ w. o... h»

Miscellaneous URRIER. DAVISON. F n_ n

iiri K< iii. Plione 1663. ~13-

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riucricsi. NURSING — M50 Aintcrnity cas=s attended to. Upper Queen Street. 114°‘ -

n.mmznohsfswhnrs

. .... - "R." Guard- Mnll. n1 city. ADDlv 11_n_3l_

Wanted

lynx-Elan _ CHILD r0 nonm. Applr Guardian. ll-ll-Zi.

Found Fdrvohivwnfidnirlf-riawcsnnlfifi" sum nf money. Apply Mflmml- sanphy. Rnseneath. 11-11-11-

lmm To Let T575511: - oldies, rumm jiss-i. __ 111411;’!-

AUCTION SALE t

SHELDON LVcSWAIPPS

Forest Hill, King's Co.,

THURSDAY, NOV. 12th at 12 o'clock sharp

See Handbills -C. B. CLAY. Auctioneer

AUCTION $11.12

l sm instructed to sell on the llrm of I‘. W. Cutsllfte, Frederic- '°"- Thur-ills. Nov. 12 ut 1.30

l’! NW8. 8 yrs old; "*- flld: it heifers, l 1-2 yrs old; 1 lining) calf.

TM LEMENTS: lTllrelbln out- Tgfinsrlsolllnmnglines; [ll Iluu ‘more ‘mum he“ ncs rv ng s lgh,

m IUFUI ITIWINSON

f,‘ ,_ Auctlcnssc

Guardian. Reward.

AUCTION AT iinmonn

I am instructed by Afthlll‘ Shrcenan to Sell b)’ fll-lclllm ‘"1 m’ promises

WEDNESDAY, NOV. 18 Beginning at 1 P-m-

Ills f . consisting of 92 acres. This f5: ls situated one mils]: froll: Klnkora Station, one of the "I"; shipping centres on P. 5- I» l! W" 15mm] and watered and is_di'! Ind fertile lsnd, Reason for sellllll ls lll "illuih. same time sud 1118M I "l" new" “i::“.::." ‘.§1“"§'".°5'»‘=i 3?; S “"035,” 3 ch91" Milch Cows. Bind" Mower, Sectional Seeder. "IE 513'- Dino Harrow. riow. Gel '1'- p wagon, Driving Wllim- " '_' w"lice-.i.*.':.1::..-::.':.'::. or. V sgnuns-Cash. If not fine Ills "I next fine day. HUGH F. MORRISON.

Austlouee: 11 - l i -2i. JQEIIIIIIINA

AIICTION SALE

SATURDAY. NOVEMBER l"! I EM-

‘flie estsls or the lets Margaret Wood, umiineis, her hens-ho" furniture eonsistllll ‘l! '- ndnlml’ Llvlnl unm. Dlnlul 1mm "'4 Kitchen. Also ton and s h!!! ll hey, l ton of cost.

ALEX MoRAl. Auctioneer. ll not flue, November 10th.

ll ll-ilt

Qs-siihtl mus L‘.

W. It. ROGERS Agencies Ltd.

Phone 540-541

of North American I is its diversity.

Markets At A

Glance

(Canadian Press)

Toronto-Minis! dustrials hi; er; unchanged.

M0ntreal—-All

groups higher,

/

issues lower; in-

western oils

New York-Stocks closed lower, WlmlllRE-Whwt unchanged.

Banks

Stocks Commerce Montreal Royal

Nova. Scotin.

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Close 122

140 I22

CORNWALL SCHOOL

Report for

Grade III.-1. Eileen Carver. ads X.-l, Maxwell skinner: 2,

Gr John Skinner.

the month or October.

Grade lX.—1.M 11 sh . Grade VI.~1. Sallie? (lggdlfrelyare;

Evelyn God!

2. 1'81’; 3, Leslie MacPhail.

Grade V.—1, Beatrice Johnson.

Grade IV.— 1, R.

oma Gass

Gr a m.-1, In ;' Muclglufil. ez ca“ 2' Ev“ Grade IL-l, Dorothy Dunsford; i,

Ina Lowther

Grade x. s'r.-i. Wanda Willis; 3,

James Hyde.

Gr d l. J .-_1, J . b; fiyde r anet Skinner, 2.

Perfect Attendance-Evelyn (you- all. Ins.

my. Roma Gass Evelyn Robe

The outstanding

. E M P Lowther, James Hilde, A511

b d . rtson-Jreachel. Hy e

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characteristic ndian speech

NIISKRATS

dfil’.

right Send for new price list,

VIANTEO

OPEN SATURDAY NIGHTS P. E. I. FUR TRADERS 182 QUEEN sr.

rouunv 111111 rcc PRICES

We list below prices that ~

we will pay to producers for eggs and poultry F.0.B. shipping point.

DRESSED CHICKEN

MIIkfedA—————24¢ MIlIffedB-—————22¢ GradeB-———--——70¢ Grade C———---—15¢

DRESSED FOWL

GradeA——-—-——19¢ Grade B -—————176 Grade C --—--—— 11¢

EGGS ALARGE————-45c A MEDIUM—-—--- 440 A PULLET —- -— — 39c GRADE B———----39e GRADE C-----—35e

Canada Packers Ltd.

Charlottetown - Keusinltou

OUT OUR WAY

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By J. R. WILLIAMS

~ y HTIALL c-Juv MADE Ti-IAT , MIGTAKE ONCE- HETOLD < NAPOLEON ."I’LL REACH THAT BOOK FEE? vou --I’M BIGGER THAN vou,” AN‘ NAPOLEON sszwomv IN "rt-r 1.2651” LINCOLN WOULDA SAID TO NAP , "GIMME A eoosTWAN .. eor ‘TH’ soon AN'A ‘unit/x MEDAL o1= HONOR '~fl _

‘IUU MEAN TALL.’ l

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WANTED IMMEDIATELY 1000 MUSKRATB to fill cr- Must be received by Nov. 20. We are also buying daily mlni. raccoon. red fox, etc. It unable to bring your furs in send by mail or express, we pay sll charges. Your par. cel will be held one week for your acceptance of our of- fer and if not satisfactory furs will be returned to prepaid, A trial shipmlmt will convince you our prices

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allowance of One month's salary ensures his job with the company until such time as he returns to its employ, and in addition the company pays bot-h its own arid such employee's contribution to the superannuation fund.

A single man in the Lever organ- ization, receives two monthsis salary outright, and an annual retaining allowance of One month's salary. Should he marry after enlisting. he thereafter receives the same provis- ions es those for the category of married employees. In his case, his service rank on enlistment and not his rank on marriage is the derid- ing factor used in calculating the Company‘; allowance.

An unusual feature in the em- ployee service plan is the continu- ation of the same allowance level to a man in the forces until he has reached this rank of major or its equivalents 1:1 the other servic=s Such a policy encourages the men to iii: themselves for promotion.

Yesterday ’s Market

CORRECTED FOR WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY ISSUES

Eggs doz. 55-580 Cabbage 5-10c each Roost Beef 25-350 Cream qt. 40c Boiling Meat 15-250 Steak, lb. 28-350 Beef qr, l8 Fowl, each $120-$150 Butter dairy . 39-42c Corned beef 15-180, Potatoes, per peck 23c Celery 10-15c Onions lb 5c Tomatoes. 1 lb. 14o Island head lettuce, each 19c Chicken, each $l.‘.’0-$l.80 Carrots, lb 5c Potted plants 50-75c Beets. per lb 4c 'I‘1imips, 3 for 10c Cauliflower, per head i0-l5c Broccoli, bunch 12c Lamb, per lb. 3540c Swiss Chard. i lb. 10c Vegetable Marrow 15c Squash, lb, 4c Red Cabbage 10c Savory Cabbage 25c Corn, doz. 30c Pumpkins, lb. 2-3c Farsnips, per lb, 5c Carrots. per lb, 5c Island Macintosh Apples

per doz. 20-350 Macintosh windfalls per pk. 4m Acorn Squash 4c Brussel Sprouts. per lb. 20c Crnbapples, peck 40c Cranberries, 1 lb. 15c

PF“? $175-$325 Ducks $150-$110 '

11-6-7-11-14 _ uqspuncinsi-iib g the 1355;.

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OUR

New Glasgow’ and Wcinlity

Tllfi November monthly and annua. meeting of the New Cvlss- ggvglilvoinens Insttitute was hem

Qllfl-ly evening last at the home Prcald-iwllichard Dickieson The and tfil- M55 Elsie Laird presided usual 9 ‘meellflfl opened in the and rglleuller by sirislns the ode The PFillllllg the creed in unison.

minutes of tho pfevflgug gltlllilllv‘ and annual meettin

eltltrd aiiu stood appror . C6 was answered 12'. '

Red C12. doliiialtgoliéiflllilhilessggzgtreitxlar?! ‘ repor was adwwd» The Sick and School committees reported-Schoen- The Sea“ needed repairing. pa... were COmPlBV-‘d for the chicken supper Follllwllléf [his the election of offi- 0975 Wllli-‘ll are as lullotrs: Pugh. dent, Mrs. M, Mcmod, Vic}, Pres“ dent, Mrs. George Dirkieson secy Tresllrel‘. Mrs. Richard Dickicson.

Auditors. Mt Els‘ - . Elbert 2111i. ‘Fnmgf, land Hill, M » . _ E Campbell’

Sick Ciillllll. for ltit-La-oci and 1.4.3,

cuiinizttce “as l° lizick box for were rcati from $2.01) was

i LOH. moiiih, Ali's. w, ,1, 'l‘i1e then named fur overseas. Lotti-rs '1". B. League and for siiiiie. Tlin i1 held at Ms. .\i. n Loud, silent committee M . W, J_ Mobs-mi and Ali's, Elbert Hil.. Roll call will lk‘ flnsutred by paying (IUES. Pm- gramme. Mrs. Harold Dickiesoii and Ali's. iticiiarci Dickinson. Que-gt- oniiaiies given out-War S‘. Mrs: Preston Campbell. C‘ i. Mrs. M. McLeod. Agriculture u. W. J. AlcLecd. Social Welfare, lilies la 5lmi-l5l1ll~ Home ECYJDOIIIZCS Mrs. Morton Larkin. A rote of thanks was teiuiered retiring officers. After lunch the meeting ClOsed with the National Anchovy-m

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MlSs Ruth Stevenson. Charlotte. WWII Spent the week-end at 1m- home here acccnzprinied bv Vfiss Doris Scllnr. Others who til-e} at their hunes Mr. Vernon 11111 bV-‘lnes-f Student our! Charles Dickieson of P, W, college_

Mr. and M . J. -,.. faintly have IQISOVEINHISS pllélgglpargl where they will reside. ' '

Mr. and Mrs. Bhi-wise of s. John N. B. are visiting Mrs, Bar. uiscs parents Mr. niirl Afr; Ale“ McDonald, Whentley mtg-f ‘

P!

A Jiicken sup 1 g local 11.111 here olierwll-ZLQZQ. 121:2? we under the auspices of the omens Institute Over $7000 was realized which will go for s New Instrument for the hall-G.

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sritnva rsmr scnooi.

tobfgnor Roll for the month of 0c. l.

Grade X.-1, Cyrus

J°Yce Show.‘ 3. Florence igfifclreey‘ Grade 1x . Elmer Doiron; 2,

Mew Meohin: a. Elwood Shaw, GYM? VIII-l. Douglas Denniv

2, Patricia French; 3, Jeannie T011

man. Grad‘, VIL-l. Lois Burke; s, 3, Hilda Gor-

Buddie Constable; vegtt. fade VI.—-i, R4; , - Dorothy Miwhiri: 3.5 2.

rad .-1, - Marie gallant: 3.%(IIIZIBVIDIZI1B

dia Sims: 2. Ray; 1 3. Helen Cameron. Grade IL-l, Roma Good: 2, Jos. @911 Hand-When; 3. Georgie Doiron, fGrfldraIm-lsxeeilzietlons-

T0 THE‘ UNKNOWN SOLDIER l

(By "John 0.3%.; Lilacs",

We know not of tliy suffering, war. l'l(Il' great,

Of all the hardships piled along Lhy way,

Nor of me frightfuiness-thg gwful

Crash of battle Thai brought us here to honor thee today.

we know but this-no us thou art heroic; For thou 1111s bought us VICTORY 8.111‘

with thy ,

In thy great @415 that live through. out the ages,

Ours is the rreedorn thou has; fought to gain.

Thou art immortal: for ever from thy pathway

There bllllllls‘ that glorious light.- thv sacrifice:

No greater love the world hath ever

IOWII Than that for friends-a n1an—-a hero CIlCS

‘Ihy name is greater than all else in VICTORY:

The cost thou counted not: the’ racked thy frame;

.0 unknown warrior how great thou art-mow brave

There in that bani.‘ "REMEMB. RANGE" is thv name. Rest on,O comrade. tlicre iriih

Kings and Princes, For thou who purest ull—an 1101101- iiot too great.

WILlllll wr.“ uiiil crucible nt inni- ten l , ,

lliy i. ll . nur-Js ciisziro us 111.1% estate.

NOV. ll. i943.

s_ LEVER ruooucr

P. E. I.) sole survivor of a {)l't‘l1i.=ir_|7‘l" ilian order of animal. It l. nowhere cise.

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Girls who figure their war-h. close, can’! ntfiml e11". l'i.lI‘i.i“ exlravzigzint riinsflliht‘: uliv Lux care is u must it vuiflri- <.~.».'.'1;; to make those sheer ray-m- l.-r,

The minute ynu take si- . {rigs oil, dip them in Lux It! :.- l we harmful perspiration. "i n c111 on runs, use Lux oiilv! .\.'1 .11 . .-k mining delicate [IIICEILIS witlisi: img laundry soaps.