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A’ COMPLETE NOVEL

RAFAEL SABATlllI

The name of author Rafael Sabatini is legend! His‘ novels and hooks have earned him the title of being among the world's most talented authors! One of his greatest successes is “The Birth of Mis- chielm-appearing in complete form this week in The Standard. In this triumph of love and adventure, Sahatini reconstructs events of another era that throw a strong light on the happenings of today! “The Birth of Miachie " is one of $abatini'a hest--read it in The Standard! '

,OUR VETERANS ARE NOT SELLING PENCILSI.

Of the 880,000 service rnan and women who have shad uniforms, only 22,000 are unemployed . . - and many of those are stillureeuperating from the injuries of war! Hove has it been accomplished?- Have they all gene hack ta their old johel This bvaek In The Standard, staff writer Vince Lonny comes up vrith some of the answers in an interesting article that reveals how our battle-scarred vats are hack on the job . . , as civilians! Well worth read-_ lag!

THIS HALIFAX FAMILY HAS ,NO HOUSING PROBLEM

When Ray Tidman, n Halifax photographer, married Agnes Creaser eight years ago, one of the things he ¥resnlsed her was a. sailing trip. This month ha finally kept his word and did what thousands dream of. doing . . . with their four children, the Tidmans have laft Halifax on a proposed 11,000- mlla veiyage aboard a 55-foot dieael-povrared sailing hoat which Tidman helped design and build himsalfl This week, The Standard tells you the whole story of their plans in an exclusive photostory-Jt makes Interesting reading! '

‘nrou CAN’T mo COAL on um EMPTY sromacm

Just when coal ls vitally needed, the Ruhr -— Europe's coal hin-—ie failing! This weak, in an extremely timely phetostory, Thefltendsrd net dnly describes the llving conditions of these miner-s, but also reveals some of the political manoeuvring among the occupying forces In Germany over the anal-Iii Rah. The article la lily Ilastr-atsd with 'aavaral pages of pictures! s. '

{Hacker's NEW aoss MAN!

He la president of the vast and influential National

a flaroumhmn the Province, and will

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CONFIDEBATION LII‘! IN- SUHANCE.

WOBTEB DIUGSIOBB serves you best.

BUY ‘l’!!! 'l_l8'l‘, "Iurnaoe Chief" furnace fuel. Phone 1N0.

SMIJLT BAG NETS, all elaes in stock. Holmans, Charlottetown Store.

DELICIOUS home made short- bread and small cakes at St. James Hall, Thursday. October 31st.

NOTICE 'l‘0 ADVIIHBIBB- All advertlsemems to appear ln Guardian must be in ofllce by noon of dav orevlous to ‘ to ensure publication.

SMELT aaoliTnrs. all sizes, In stool; I-lolzmalfs. Gaarlottetown ShOTC.

NOTICEU-Our mlll will be clad from October 26th to November 16. to get out back orders. Wllltam Condon A‘: Sons, Woollen Mills Charlottetown.

ATTENTION MASONS! The John's. Lodge, be made on Wednaday evening, not Tuesday as stated on notices. All members of the Craft and visiting brethren are invited.

LAYMANS SUNDAY — Slmday was observed as layman's Sunday

in the nlral Anglican alum-dis

Grand. Master's Visitation to Saint 1m; Charlottetown. will y,

Charlottetown oonflnrsod:

100: llfl. J. h Lantz. 1.50: .Helsn MoKlnnon;

I-IO lads: Mrs. Mrs. A. Ill. Smith Iced; am. N- G. Anderson: Mrs J. G. MacKay; Dr.. Nell Robinson; Mrs.

A. MacNalr; Mrs. ILB. Clark; Mrs. J. F. Wheat‘; Mrs. Norman l-L Lea; Mrs. E C.. Johnetone; Mrs J..B.. Murley; Mrs. Ralph Rogers; Wlnnlfred Burns; Marjorie Hall; Mrs. Lloyd Wonnacotl; Mrs. G. Leitoh; Mrs. J..C.. Cook; Mrs. Howard Court; Mrs. Russel Finlay; Mrs. Avid: Mrs- Inntz; Mrs. n. a. Con- rad; Mlm. G..I-!. Taylor; Gwen Taylor; Mrs. G. Houston; Mrs. Reg Taylor; Mrs. J. G, Bennett; Mrs. J. A. Bentley; Mrs. B. Field. 1-08; Mrs. WE. Massey; Mre. J. l".. MacDonald; Mrs. W12, Hay- Wwd: Mr. Phillips; am. Peppm; Mrs. Dr. Robertson; Mrs. Hunter; LL-Col. L. T" Lowther; J.A.S. Wil- 11ml: Mabel Mstheson; Mrs. Wln- nlfr-ed McEwen; Lynnle Altken; ma. o. r1. Phillips; mm “t. suson; Grace . Dowllng; Olga T°°mbii Mrs. Stanley Bryant; Jes- sle Fullerton; Muriel Weeks; An- nle Watson; Msrguerltd Brehaut; Alloe Fraser; Mrs. Arnold McCaull; lee Brown; Mr. Gallant; Ollve wthes"; Mira H. Harper; Mlrlam McDonald; P. A. Mumgghqn; Alma °"; Hope Dingwell; Mrs. An- thua- McGuigan; D. J. McCormack; Bertha Parsons; Mr. Fraser; G. . McDonald; Reg. McLean; J. ii. Lear-d; Fred Shannon; V L Shaw; J. T. Morris; Lillian Kays; Fred WNW“; J-J. Connolly; Alan Mc-

Donald‘ W. ll. McGinni-v M

be .. dime d l; Slllldfl in ' . ' r5‘ Ohaatllnttebowz? Emacs Ls llelns gzffe‘ 319°“ M“ Pew“; M" Placed on the wportunltles pre- Mdfelwef"? H- L- Elckflfd; J- F- gentgd by {he Anglmn yum); “m. _Pher W.‘ Doulan, Betty Mc- w,-,<>~»~,,;~- who»; my; ......-:;~...."~. v...ws*.sr*- w: an a acres o ve - ' - i - - been purchased fol summer mhool-s Campbell? wall" C“! H W

for boys and girls and olzher pur- poses.

POLICE COURT — Ac the Olly Police Court. yesterday homing, two dznsnk and dlsocdm-lles were each fined $20 and coats or 30 dcvys. A third accused or. a similar cJ-large was given 20 days. A drunk was fined $5 and caste or l0 days. A retnandcd dru/nk was committed to Faloonwoo-d. A man charged with recklass driving was fined $30 and costs or 30 days. Tne f. 1n a case of lteflplng a. common gaming house was fined $50 and costs or 30 days. A man charged with keep- lng llqmr for sale was fined and ocets or one nlomth Five ac- oimed charged with possession of radio Bllpa-ratuseg without licensee were’ each fined one dollar or two daiys. In another elmllar case, tlhe accused. who pleaded not guilty to the charge was til-ed $6 and coats or 10 days. A seventh a {had bis case adjourned untll today’.

In Memo-idem

In loving memory of our dear mother who passed away October 20, 1M2.

Other hearts may have their sorrows Grlcfs that quickly die sway

But a mother taken from Ila Grieves the heart fman flay toalsy. We miss her hand, her willing hand Her fond "and earnest care,

And oh how dark ls llfe around us What ls home wlflaout her there.

Lovlngly Remembered by Stewart and Glen Hooter.

050 Mrs.

Platte; Mrs. Geo. Patterson; Mrs. H. Saunders; Elsie McLeod; Mrs. 5°Phle MacCallum; Mrs W Tag- sart; Fred Waller; Percy Acorn; ‘Morley Smith; Baa-barn Pound; Mrs. Phoebe Pound; Mrs. Mary Large; Harry James; Mrs. G. Caz-r; Mrs. P N. Manuel; Ivan Andrew; Mrs- I-Iarry Barr; John Bashn; Ann Johnston; Clara McOallum; Enter- Drllo Bakery; Thomas White; Harry Craig; Mrs. Downe; Robert Diamond; Mrs. JT Dalzlel; Mrs. McPhall; Mrs. Haslnm; Ma's. Mll- ton Stewart; Bertie L Stewart; Jemima McLean,- Mrs. Herb Mc- Pherson; Mrs, D D. McDonald; W. W. Brown; Erma Tull; Mia B M. Bernard; Ruth Nichol-

8011; Miss K. McLennan; Miss SWIM; Mllrlorie Cox; Mrs. Flo. Stems; Beatrice Crozler; Marlon

Ryan; Laura Clapp; Margaret Lesrd; Mlu Qulgley; Jean Enman; Miss Allen; Lowther; Olive Helm; Miss Mabey; Mrs. E. Lord; Mrs. Shannon; A Friend; Mrs. C, B. Crawford; Mrs. Starrall; Gordon Wright; Mrs. Muriel McDonald; Mrs G E Rob- inson; Mrs. J. A. McMillan; Mrs. D.G. McMillan; Mrs. T. E. Mac- Nutt; Mrs A. E Toombs; Mrs W. Brehaut; Mrs. Stewart Dickson; Mrs. S Kennedy; Mrs. C H

Foil"; Mrs. Bayer; Mrs. Cox 8r Mlss L. Cox; Mlss E. Hodgson; Mrs. A. C. Sinclair; Mrs Ivan Horne; Mrs. Isaac Holman; Mrs. W.. P. Bruce; Cassie McLeod; Mary Lowther; Alva Muttart; Jean Camp- bell; Beth Robinson; Ada Harris; Mary Acorn; Mrs. Bert Dnvlacn; Mrs. E. Stewart; Misses Coles; Et- ta Coles; Mrs, Fred Long; Miss M. Plckard; MmFred Chandler; Mrs. J. R. Plcloa-rd; Mrs. Louis Car- son; Mrs. Herb McKenzie; Frank Dillon; Mrs. Sutherland McLean; Mfr. C. R. Bowness; Mrs. W H.

0a: .. of Thanks

Mrs. Roland glllcdk of Wlr-sloe, nurses of the Prince Edward Leland wlahes to thank the doctors and

Pethlck; J. A. Ceilings; Mrs. Dan McKlnnon; C L. Munroe; Mrs. A J. 0mm,- Mrs. Geo. Whenlley;

McLeod; Mrs. Ralph Jenkins; Mrs.

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John Campbell; Mrs.

Miss Thomas; Laura,

Mrs. C. A McDonald; Mrs. W H. lam Mrs‘

Hospital for the splendid care glven her during her illness Also her mar-Y lrlends who visited her and to those that sent. flowers, letters, Blfts and cards.

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Wendell McPherson; Mrs. A. R. Kendall; Mrs. H. McKlnnon; Mrs. J. A. Lawson; Mrs. Hanford Reeves; Mrs. E. V. Bell; Mrs A. R. Wise; Mrs. J P.. Hooper; Bessie

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Plockay man of a professional apart intowhoaacaahragistarpenrsomatwoandaqnar- lar mllllen admissions aanaallyl Hls name is Clar- ence Campbell, farm Edmonton lawyer! How did he get the appointment? What does he know ahoat hoahayf Andy O'Dlen, eperte editor of The Standali, thllhs he knows the answer-e and doesn't hesitate be express III la The Staadarla Magazine Seetlaa this

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NUPTIALS

A lovely candlelight wedding took place on Wednesday, September eighteenth at seven cfclock at the home of the brides parents when Maxine Elaine. elder daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Neil K. Salmoml of Banshaw and John Carmen. only son of Mr. and Mrs. Davis Mit- chell, Hampshire, were united in marriage. The Rev. I. J. Morrison officiating, Miss Eleanor Carson played the wedding music, The house was beautifully decorated with streamers, bells and autumn flowers.

The youthful bride entered tho living room on the arm of her father. The ceremony took place under a picturesque arch of pink and white. the bride wearing a gown of white over satin with sweetheart neckline and pointed sleeves. Her fingertip veil being caught in sweetheart fashion with seed pearls. She carried an arm bouquet of white gladioll. Her only ornament was g single strand o! pearls, lllg gift of the groom.

The bride's only sister, Marilyn. as attendant wore a gown of pale blue with shoulder length veil caught by g wreath of rose buds. She carried an arm bouquet of pink gladlalt. Mr. Nelson l-Intherley nup- ported the groom. The gift [D the bridesmaid was a gold compact, to the best nlran a leather wullc’. and to the pianist an oval compact.

For the wedding the bride's mother chose a queen's blue dress with black accessories and a cor- sage of deep rose while the groom's mother choose g two piece navy blue with black accessories and a. cerlse corsage.

During the signing of the rnglb ter Mlss Carson played effectively "0 Perfect Love."

A delicious buffet lunch was served to a large number of guests. The wedding table being centered with a three tier wedding cake topped with a miniature bride and groom, on either side of which were tall white tapers. Friends of the bride assisted ln serving while those pouring were Mrs. Elector MacNevln and Mrs. Dobson Clark aunt of the bride.

Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell left by Nova Scotla and New Brunswick. For travelling the bride wore s flowered silk dress with moss green coat. chocolate ecccesorles and a corsage of sweet pens.

Their many friends joln in ex~ tending congratulations and all good wishes lor their future hop- plness. O

‘ I MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER.

0 n Wednesday September eleventh many friends and neigh- bourl setherea s: the home of Mr. and Mrs. Nell K. Selmond of Bon- IIIBW m honor of their daughter.

Maxine, Mrs. A. B. MacLeod acted as chairwoman while Mr. Peter MacDonald presided at the piano.

The brlde-to-be was escorted to a nicely decorated chair by Miss Shirley Crosby. Miss Mae MacDon-

car to spend their honeymoon ln '

ald and Miss Christcne MacLeod carried ln the heavy laden baskets. The gifts were opened by the bride-to-be and the accompanying verses and best wl~sh~~ .

MacLeod. Many useful and attrac- tive gifts were received, including a sum of money, blankets, pyrex and others. Maxine replied in a few well chosen words of thanks. Lunch was then served and the remainder of the evening spent in social intercourse and dancing. The music being furnished by Mr. Fred Bertram, Peter MacDonald and Bill MacQuarrle, Having spent a pleas- ant. evening all wished the orlde- to-be every happiness.

HOLBEACH ST. MAR-KS, Lines. England - Twenty customers o! the New Inm taproom aat with beer mugs ln from of them while Rev. C. V. Wilkinson conducted a harvest festival service.

fin Mesliioriam

In memory of Mrs. J. W. who riled on October 20. I046.

Just. one year ago dear mother Though lo Ils it seems much more You were called hosne to Heaven Where pain and suffering are as.

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God did cull you darling mother To that land of peace and rest But you wlll never be forgotten, By the ones who love yon beet.

Lovingly Remembered by Husband and Family.

WlGAN. Inncashlre,

England

_. (GP) — When the King Pit of the Pemberton Colliery Com- pany here closed down. the last 51X pll ponies ln Laneeshlre WWO

sent to farms.

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