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CONFIDBATION‘ LIII IN- SURANCE. - ‘
WOUNDED IN FRANCMWord} has been received by Mr. and Mrs. John Dougan that their son, Pte. James Patrick Dougun, was wounded in Franco on Sept. 5.
NAVAL AUXILIARY —- The W0- men’: Auxiliary oi the H. M. O. S. .
room oi the I-LMCS. Queen Char- lotte Friday evening. A nominab, ing committee was formed to sci-- ect names for nominations for the] incoming officers. The buying; committee was given the power to, make improvements in the ward- room. The meeting adjourned’
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in the usual manner.
C. W. L. VISITS SANATORIIJM, - Yesterday afternoon the ati- ents oi the Sanntorium were p cas- antly entertained by the following; representatives of the Charlotte-' town sub-division oi’ the C. W. L; Mrs. S . Pcppin, convener for g Institutions: Mrs. Henry Curran._, convencr c! sick visiting; Mrs. J. ‘i: Connolly, Mrs. Stephen 'I‘rainor._,' Mrs. Frank Murray, Mrs. Frank i] Christopher, all of whom distri- buted candy, fruit, flowers and, [reading material to the patients.‘ ‘Last year during Sanatorium. ‘Week this organization contrlbut-. .ed greatly to the success of the ‘ undertaking and this year they l; have again nmembereu to repeat: -their good work.
“FISHERMANS PARADISE" -' 'Under the foregoing heading W. ‘ L. Clark has this to say in his!
WEST ROYALTY W.I munhly‘ meeting of West .- \\'<-.ucn's Institute was . t the home of Mrs. Edward p vley 111 the evening of Sept. 6th. i\‘l‘.ll sevontccxl members and five vPNors m attendance.
' ho PFOSZIICIIL presided and m ting with Creed in un. .~.. Minutes of last meeting TULILI and approved. (lollection amounted to $2.00 and two new m mbcrs paid fees.
.\l:‘s. Alncbure and Mrs. Stetson ' App ed as school commit- ~ , month, meeting to be ut o home of Mrs. Arch'e .\l ‘Loud Wltll Airs. Lem. MacKln- uuu unci Hrs. Stewart MacKlnncn on lunch committee.
The nrzicles handed in st roll cull wcre later very capably auc- tioned by Mrs. Powiey and realized the sum of $12.75. It is hoped to IIJVI‘ nnolhcr sale at next meeting. , cr was rcad by the secretary rt 1 .\Ir. Edwin Johnstone. Cam- paign Chairman for the Salvation Army" Drive. asking us to collect l!‘ district and it was moved. seconded and voted that 1c‘ {llc some as last year.
A turd of thanks was read from i. Cnnucimn prisoner-of-Ivar in German): who had received cigar- cttcs cnt to him by this Institute closed with the National
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A A program followed con- s of pizlnn selections by Miss r 1h Pnwkgv and a contest p. hf: Mrs. Extman and wo-n b\ Airs. Younker.
Lunch was served by the hostess nss cd by the committee in t‘.
(This War——Four Years Ago
Sept. l6, i940 — R A.F. in day- light raids attacked Dunkerque, C' Ostend and. Veere. Ger-
fl I zunnys “mvasion fleet" in the Er - lish Channel scattered by westery gale. Italian columns invading Egypt reached Buqbuq. French consider Japanese demands for n11lltnry' facilities in Indo-Chinu.
Sept. IMO-Liner Cltv of BCHQTGS wrpedoed by German sub- marine; 2-1.8 lost. Italian troops reached Sicii Barrani, 60 miles from Libyan border. Petain government rcicctcd demand by Thailand (Siami for territorial concessions in Irwin-China.
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daily column in the Windsor Star: " "The other day we had some won- ‘ dcrful trout. They were caught i: Prince Edward Island by Arlhu l-I. Mould. manager of the Canad- ian National Railways‘ Charlotlc- town Hotel, WlllCIl is one of lli" reasons whv so many people Ilnri the Island a good place to visit. Both Mr. and Mrs. Mould are ex- perts with rod and reel. They know where the trout are found and they talk to them and per- suade them to grab the bait and take the hook. Fishermen find lots oi trout on the Island. Great big fellows are there uniting to be caught by the tourists who will jbe looking for them after victory ‘has been ivcn and people are able to gct about more freely again."
Miss Rita Glazier, Bathurst, N. B.. is registered at the Queen Hotel.
i DEATH OF l
SISTER MARY JOSEPHINE I WIDELY MOURNED 1
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NORTH SYDNEY, Sept. 5-Born May 17,. 1856, Sister Mary Joseph- ine (nee Catherine Mullen), a native of P.E.I., died at Hamilton Hospital on Saturday evening Sept. 2, in her 88th year. i She entered the Sisters 0i‘ Char- ity of Halifax in 1881, and came to Mount Saint Joseph sixty years ago in 1584, one year alter the mission had opened. The Sister remained here for ten years, when she was transferred to Glace Bay. She also taught at Prospect, Lourdes, Halifax and Eathursi. In
at fin cents a word. strictly per-l
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1919, she returned IO North Syd- ney where she has remained until her death.
On December 8, 1931, the Sister celebrated the golden anniversary
of her religious profession. On this occasion. over one hundred former pupils presented her with a. beautful Gold Tabernacle door, which remains with us as a lasting token oi’ the pupils’ appreciation for their old teacher. sister taught two years after her Jubilee, then retired from the active life of the class-room in 1933. From this; time on, her days were spent in the convent chapel, living for God whom she sought and served. Sis- ter's devotion to the Blessed Sac- rament was outstanding and up to her last illness attended morning Mass in the chapel, even when she livid to make extreme physical ei- - ort
Her devotion to the poor and suffering was always marked. and her inquiries for the sick and dy- ing were frequent and loving.
The funeral was under the di- rection of W.J. Dooley. The pail
irers were: Colin McKenzie, KC, ct Sydney, T.M. Phelan, Peter McMullin,, Joseph Desmond, J.C. McMillan, Edward Samson. all former pupils oi the decease Sister
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u; above was a sister or the lstc James VMu1len_of_ this city. i
Vincent, was represented by Sister M. Aquinas. Also attending were Sisters oi’ Charity from the vari- ous mission; and Sisters of Notre Dame. Rev. Capt. Vincent McDon-
aid officiated at the grave, assist-
ed by Rev. J.A. Butts, RP and and Rev. J. Edwards, C.C. Safer Mary Josephine referred
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National Campaign Opens MONDAY, Sept. l8I:I1
CHARLOTTETOWN WITH 1 19th . . ._ . ALL CITY WORKERS HALL, MONDAY EVENING AT 6 GIVEN BELOW. RURAL SUMMERSIDEBY Y’S M
PROVINCIAL ORGANIZATION
Patrons HON. B. W. LcPAGE. LieuL-Governor oi’ Prince Edward Island HON. T. A. CAMPBELL,
Chief Justice oi the Supreme Court of P. E. I.
Honorary Chairmen HON. J. WALTER JoNEs, Premier of Prince Edward
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HON. DR. IV. J. P. MncMlLLAN,
President Red Cross Society Provincial Chairman EDWIN c. JOHNSTON]:
Vice-Chairman Charlottetown ADJUTANT w. MERCER
Advisory Committee
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Publicity D. J. BoNxELL c0
L. K. S. ROGERS R. L. COTTON
Treasurer ARTHUR BELCHER
City Chairman Women's House to House Committee
MRS. HARRY CUDMORE
Special Names Division Co-Chairmen
N. W ‘LOWTHER.
CAPT. . and T. ROY CUD-
M. M” MO RE.
Summcrside SUMMERSIDE Y’S MEN'S onus
Chairman LUCAS R. ALLAN
Division Commanders for Charlottetown
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50 WORKERS PLAN ON COMPLETING CANVASS ONE DAY — TUESDAY ARE URGED TO ATTEND SUPPER MEETING, SALVATION ARMY O’CLOCK — SHARP . . . . PROVINCIAL AND CITY ORGANIZATIONS AREAS BY WOMEN’S INSTITUTES AND RED CROSS BRANCHES . . EN’S CLUB — MR. LUCAS R. ALLEN, CHA IRMAN.‘
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THE ROAD BACK. While Allied transport vehicles lumber for- ward to the front. French refugees, their worldly belongings with them, move back to their homes and villages. Awaiting them in their liberated country is s host of social and political problems, still unsolved and whose roots lie rlccp in :11;- history of the French Republic. "Inside France", latest National Film Board release in its World In Action series, presents a close analysis of those p. “‘ ., discusses the forces at work upon which the shaping of the peace in Franco may finally depend.
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