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CONFEDEIATION LIFE IN l SURANCL

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Th'e Charlottetown Branch of the Canadian Legion will observe Decoration Day, Sunday, October 13th. '

\ Parade will form-up in front of Legion Homo at 13.45

hours.

You are urgently requested to attend this parade and

. Attention, North Novas ﬁ West Novas

Protestant Orphanage Trustee Board iltieets/

The October meeting of the Orphanage Board was held on Tuesday with a fair attendance of members. In the absence from the province of the chairman. Mrs. ii. S. Henderson, Vice-Chairman pre- sided. Minutes the last meet- ing were read and adopted. The death of one. s form-er faithful

trustees was spoken of and a letter of sympathy sent the widow Mrs

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OTTAWA Oct. l0 —lO.‘P) — A whether ‘The Island” would get I Trade Department official sold litre tnduy the government was 9x11101111: the possibilities" of_ the “embryo stage," iillciiiliig a new ferry service be- At Present Islanders have the S. iltccn Eouctouche, N. B., and West S. Pr nce Edward Island operated P111111. P. E. I., but the final de- by the C.N.R. between Cape Tor- cision depended upon the proposl- mantine. N.B.. and Borden, PEI. 11°11 Private interests would make and a government-subsidized riv- the government. ltely-Opefﬂlﬂl ferry between ood The official said the matter of slsland, P.E.I.. and Caribou. Nova cotia. ~

third ferry to link it with the 1B- mile-distant mainland was still in

HILLSBO I. 0. D. I; will hold a. Tag Day S urday. October 12th to raise funds to be used foo- the Second War Memorial

BRADALBANE United Charge. October 13th. Pleasant Valley 11 A. M. North Granville 3 P. M. Bead-

albm 730. Th i lv Servi Rev. l”, B. M ‘Munster-fog

THE PRESBYTEBIAN CHURCH IN CANADA. — Services for Sun-

Marahﬂeld 7.30 P. M. Sunday

A.M. Har- . N. Young. Minister.

WINSLOE UNITED CHARGE- Services for Sunday. October 13th. Wlnsloe North 11.00 A. M. Wlinsloe South 3.00 P. M. Hlghﬂold 7.30 P.M. Young People's cancelled for this week. J. Heber- Kesn, Student Minister.

ST. JOHN'S PBE BYTERIAN CHURCH. Belfast. Serv co Sunday. October 13th and. until furthﬁ service. Preacher Sunday, October

the Rev. G. Carlyle Webster, Charlottetown.

CENTRAL PARISH. — Services for Sunday, October 13th. Clyde River 11 A. M S. S. 10 A. M. St. Catherines 3 P. M. Churchill 7 P.M.

W. Goodwill. Minister.

SPECIAL SERVICE. — Hear the Bonabaw Male Quartette in Corn- wall Church Sunday everlim . Oct. 13th at 7.30. Rev. Dr. Rice o Trin- ity United will be the special speaker.

TBYON-BONSI-IAW BAPTIST PASTORATE. — Services for Sun- day. October 13th are as follows: Bonshaw 11 A.M. Thanksgiving and Communion Service. Tryon 7.30 P- M. Tlhliiikeslvlns service. Rev. C. A. Hicks. Minister.

TRYON UNITED CHURCH 0F CaNADrx-Services for Sunday, October 13th. Thanksgiving Sunday as follows: Cape Traverse 11.00 Al. Sacrament of the Lord's Supper. Tryoin 3 P. M. Sacrament of Bop- tism. Crapa/tsd 7.30. Sunday School as usual. Rev. J. A. Jardine. B.D., Minister.

THANKSGIVING SERVICES in Central Bedeque Church an Sun- day. MOfnlfbz 11.15 Service Evenin

. g 7.45 Harvest Field. Soloist Lewis. Organist. Mr. Alden Leard, Special of ering for rebuilding Bap- tist Churches in Europe. C. A. Brit- ten. Minister.

CHURCH SERVICES. — The Baptist Church a-t Alexandra will be reopen-ed after being painted and repaired on Sunday, October 13th. Service at 11 A. M. and 7.30 P. M. Special music at both services. There will be no service in the Cross Roads Christian Chmch. Im- mediately followin the monnin service at Alexan ra at 11 A. M.

at John D, MoRae's shore. Sterling Staclahotlse, Minister.

NORTH RIVER. PASTORATE. _ Y. October 13th. Thanksgiv-

ing Services. Long Creek 10.30 A.M. Sabbath School and Morning Wor-

RQVs

Sabbath School. Fuirview. Sabbath. Kingston: 7 P. M. Service of Wot-l ship in song. soloists Mrs. Leigh‘ Warren and Mrs. Todd. North Riv- er: 8.15 P. M. Worship Service. 1.45‘ Sabbath Schol. Fairview: Sabbathl School 11.00 A. M. A welcome awaits ou at these services. odd. Minister.

MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER. -

On the ovenin of August 26th, Miss Wlrmitr Campbell. whose mar-lugs took place eary in Sep-

tember. was guest of honor at a shower at her home in North Wilt-

march rendered by Mrs. William Coady, dawn stain and seated in a nicely decorated chair in the room which was also decorated or the occasion. the color scheme mg and white. The mam’ lovely useful gifts were brought into

. Ambrose M hsn while Miss Blanche Mtn-rggad the ao-

.ion to visit her Kelly's Cross. After sin his!

l owed cnccmmm and‘

Canoe Cove S. S. 2.30 P. M. Rev. T. m am

ship combined. Clyde River 2 PM“ Bgttq- Tl

Rev. A. all Mend

Winnifrad was escorted will-kill

' =- I150 extending an mots-i m

She's a Jolly Good reiovnllm 41118 time , , ,mm‘er '01" lvpﬂnd to ‘h. Wan, allvu- blankes, lifﬂl and lﬂlilfl ~

out of the Legion

years.

This is to remind all ranks who served with the Artil- lery that next Sunday is Decoration Day, and a real turn- is requested and expected in honour of those comrades whom we have left behind during the war

The Legion parade falls in in front of the Le ing at 1.45 p.m. Sunday. Let's see you there!‘

GEORGE (Cracker) CRAIG GEORGE (Bus) PEAKE

of the Fall Collection which began a week ago. The city collection was going very well but there were many drops to be offset. Country points were already beginning to report and the results so far were very encouraging, Some members reporthed’ thiatiltha Polgo was delay; rig ter co ec rig ut prospec seemed good to equal last year. The absence of Mrs. A. Henry

JOHNSON’! can}? on.

55c - $1.10

was noted and her illness in hos- pital regretted. Flowers had al- ready been sent. her. Several hills were presented for payment and it was remarked the need tor a good collection could be seen in the prices of all supplies.

The success of the collection was uppermost in the closing discus- sion and having a much clearer realization of the need, the mem- bers dispersed with a renewed en-

gian build-

Simmons-llymnt iiuptials

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-'Ilhe Presbyterian Church at lKen-alnswn was the scene of one pa! the season's prettiest weddings .011 Wednesday afternoon September

18th. at one cfoclock when the ,Re'v. Janles A. MaoCiowan united

in marriage, Florence Elizabeth. loiily devalue-r of Mr. and Mrs. w of Marga/ta to

.Mr and Mrs Bracken Simmons An arrangement of beautiful autumn flowers and lea/yes sinwunded the altar providing a WW1!’ 86111118 for the ceremony; the truest seats were masked with col- iorful aiutunm leaves, tied with a small bow o! satin ribbon. The bride entered the church to tho strains of lnbengnws Bridal ‘Chorus, played by Mrs. Percy Birch aunt of the bride, who also rend. ezied sofit music throughout the ‘carom u, leaning rm the arm- of her father by whom she was given in marriage, and looking very Love- ly in o. floor length gown of white -ta.ffeta with not coke, full shirred on skirt and short sleeves; her veil falling in soft folds to the floor was caught back in Halo effect by a wreath of orange blossoms. She carried a. bouquet of Rod Bettiar- t-ime Roses. from which fell a train qt satin ribbon tied in tiny bows. Her only ornament was a gold bracelet, her gift from the room. Her bridesmaid, Miss elicla Clark was very attractive in a floor lengilh model of mist, blue sheer over taffeta mace in torso style with sweetheart neckline and cap sleeves; for headdress she wore a shoulder length reil in o Inafohing lshade qf blue, caught, up with a ‘bandieau of bluJ flowers. Her bouquet was of Pink Delight Roses Mr. Waldron blouse, cousin oi the groom was beat. man. . [Earle Dyment and Harold slsn. ‘mono, boot-hers of the bride and groom respectively were ushers. Before the bridal y entered the church. Mrs. W! iiun Birch of

There will be a baptismal service. P01‘! H111 8811s ‘My effectively "0

Perfect mvc" and while the resist- or was being signed, she sang “I'll Walk Bﬁlde You".

The bride's mother chose s st-met length dress in black "cordewol crepe" with accessories in blaolr and white, she wore a. corsage of

me Roses; while the groom's moth-n- favoied a street

accessories. Her corsage was of ‘Ilslimian Roses. ‘Ilhs in-ldal prooeaion loft tiha church to the Wedding Mmmh from elesolhn

Following the ceremony a sumpt- nus wedding supper was served to upwards w sevcntyiive guests st the bane of the bride. 11hr iiho occasion the living hall was at- tractively decorated in a pink and white colou- schame aind s. ilus-

shire. To mu,- strains of the wedding tars. The brideki: table was srwed

loom in basket carried by tihohritie dmledsowwpleoe réfrlgmasltriec. bell socM-‘gg lnohmilmisslimsivsg 0 . qygttmgyn -

by rs. Willielln Cullen sndi cmmwmdm.

n; es The bride's gttr. to the groom was ﬁthefoibillfold, to her attends ‘

com verses also the erase» m, 14 1 d‘ 0pm e . The gifts were taken m mosgmmbgo. ‘$0; an“

from the bride-to-be and ‘mun-s gm w m, u; m“ ‘u

Tomi.’ fewbywellllstlxhﬁworzld’ ' "we m” “m t° Q‘ “h”

. l lbs u: ed one and at for trim-l" 11°" ""1"" bum“

onlmir sebum my will with t.

beautiful and costly wed. were rcceived includins.

cheques.

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thusiasm.

RING FOR pAgnloN TORONTO, 0612. 9. -- (C?) —The

Calnadla/n girl soon may brand her future spouse with an engagement

Wedding ing the minute he ties he’:- down

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with ohat fateful “diamond.

The housing shortage is the rea- son nowadays for many a long en- gagement. Then again a. number of veterans. with university education

in view, are settling doum to long Millar, of Birch Hill, was united

sessions wltlstbbooksuand lectures- lii miiiriase to Alton llinlest Ram- “"11 "1" 9°“ Y °° w“ d““°°a~ "Y- "'1' m 0' Mr- we we iu- ...E“$...l‘.§“ﬁ Eéilmli‘? Shaﬁpiiid‘; amt Rum” "I Hamum“ gutting her fiance in lmmothballs With wealtl of urmn flowers. l1‘ 11'“ engagement 1’ K ‘r °n° the Md hisbogw “ﬁn,” all“ tram method at least of beating off fem- formed imo an qffectlve and art- mge ‘W11’ - let-lo setting for the ceremony. Tbs from of the ‘Chwch

the war canny brides banked with gladiolll, sweet

whose interszleds were headed for

pa“ far~off lands went in nwre and and other flowers, intertwined with . an arch with its tiny

more for the double-ring ceremony. evergreens buds. completing a most beautiful

Now the custom of feeling only du-lv

wedded whern your husband also is ﬂoral anmgmnmt Tapers in sum a gold band has become ma; Av “v combo“ we - old building. ‘The guest pews were marked by white bows and sweet

118 ment. Jewellers claim the idea 0r- iglnated years ago in Europe and

peas. In the absence 0d the i-egul. ar pastor, Rev Mr Young. the

alreadv has beccirno popular in the

United States. But they think it Rev. Mr. Carnegy of Summcrslde officiated.

will take the average Canadian girl a little more time to overcome her “conservatlsm" rtwl adopt 1t. Hot-aided by the Bridal Chorus Men's engagement rings niow on from Lohgngrigi, title )0llt}-]l’l.flll brig sale ﬁzeldom ﬂconttialnegicrélondsbliotlillt entered ecusmont arm usuayure nesgn s. ven r - her father who gave her a/way She stones have become 0011111111‘. Mo: looks-d lovely in he! gown c: heavy of the rings are suitably engraved white taffeta. fashioned with fitted lnslide with the name. date. and oc- bodioe, V-sh pad eoklin a c1 full 01150!‘- skirt. Her haul-length neet vgll fell “Often the ihabpv" couple will buy 1m“ a M,” Queen o; 50m w}; the rings together. said one Tor- OM; and She can-ged B bouquet onto Jeweller. Sihe usually pays of Pink Delight, gllrgllélvhnlfrlia: gnugl; pfor rthehrlnigs Miss Alina, Woals. graceful in 95 5 ' “Y5 °1” 91'5- her attractive floof-lcngiizlllhgcmlvglr: —@———— of net over pink la eta. wt p shoulder-length vcil, .1... arranged In Mgmgrigm in the Mary Queen o! Scots cpron. at, with tiny pink rosabuds was -@—— brldleamaidl. Her lsoquet was of a 01;!‘ $111112’: o may,” Mtmlsllliultié Pmiﬁt Yelows. i "4911 Miss Florence Montgomery. dainty o°'°|'" “lbs 1945- and petite, fllCce of the bride. and peacefully ‘mph! ma“ The world's weary

Lot 14 Presbyterian (xmm-h was the scene of a pretty wedding on Wednesday, September 18th. when Rowena Blanch, second youngmt dwiislitor of M: and Mrs. Arthtur

Wﬂl

at last trou lea and

trials are . In silence she suffered, in patience

she bore Till God called her home to suffer no more.

Fondly ltomeimbered by Father. Mother, Sisters and Brothers,

In Memorials:

In fond and loving memory of our dear husband and father, Benjamin L. Machwcn. who deported this life

Miss Millicent Stewart, cousin were channing fiotver girls in their long flocks of Queen's blue jersey silk.

Each carried a basket of sweet peas which sliillcmt shattered in front of the bride. i

gram was supported

Lloyd Ramsay; George Millar and Chester Phillips acting as ushers

lvlirs. DS. Montgomery played the nuptial nuslc accompanying the soloist, Mrs. Ell-land y who 5808'“! love You Truly" chir- ing the signing of the register.

A reception for immediate relat- ive; and friends was held at the home 0f the bride's panama.

‘Iitym bride's liilﬂtllﬁl‘ was w October 11th. 1942- ing gowned _n navy with eoceaorles, the groom's mother “mm? 3°31?“ l” m‘ W1“

being smartly attired in a flowelr- ‘may’ ed jersey silk in tones of brown Gard 0f Thanks

with matching accessories.

Later the swims wiiiile 1w- on Mr. and Mrs. Valerius A. Mao- Domid wish to express their sin-

g wedding trip to Boston. 11110

Mid-a trsvellin in a Lh-feerplel” cere gratitude for the tinny w“ of kindness, the iettiem and the

brown suit w th brown hut and

matching accessories On their re.

tum they will mrilce their home in other messages of sympathy _ v- ed on the occasion of the death 01 their beloved Isabel and Ian.

Hamilton .

_ ___ In Memoriam

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who was Killed , October 10, 10M.

This dsy brings to mumory

A loved one called so rest

And t-glose who think of him I

An those {who loved him best.

Donotsskas ifwemlslhlm. 0h there's such a vacant

DUN. Oan we ne'er forget his foot

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His Serene Highness Prince Varavarn of Siam. government dell gate to the 1.11.0. conference here. chats with a member of the Boyer Canadian Mann-ted Police. who are doing guard duty at the University of Montreal. where the conference is being held. His H1B1hness 111th,‘ to go to Ottawa after the conference to study the organisation the R. C. M. P. for he is anxious to set up s. similar body in Siam. So

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