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Former Island Preacher Outlines Wartime Program

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at five cents a word, strictly pay- able In advance.

CRABWILL for Photopaplsb CONFEDEEATION LIFE INSUR- ANCE. 14-978

CITIZEN! no requested to listen to lidr. R, R. urst, Controller of Wardens, Ci an Defenoo Com- mittee, at 8-15 this evening. 10-30-11.

MB. AND MES. CHESTER sMITH. East Royalty. wish to an- nounce the engagement of their daughter Vera Mar aret o! St. Pun? Quebec, b0 Regln d D. Bisson o Montreal. Marriage to take plaoe in Windsor, 0nt., early in November.

10-30-11.

MEl-"IDIG AT Montague mes- day evening October 20th at 8.30. Three special War Films Just re- ceived from Ottawa. Ono shows some of the Dieppe fighting. There will be two short War Loan talks. No admission fee but a collection will be taken in aid of the Red Cross. A large attendance is ex- pected. 10-19-21.

MARRIAGE I8 ARRANGED — The marriage of Beatrice Robin, daughter of Mrs. Brown and 0! the late Stanipeﬁl David Brown, to m. Malcolm layson Reeves, son of Mr. and Mrs. F5 Reeves, o! Charlottetown. P E.I., has been ar- ranged to take place on Saturday nftern00n, November 7, at four o'clock, in Chalmers’ United church the Riev. D. Macvioar officiating.

The following report a red in bﬂd 11 n. recent issue of the aw York L111?“ ww1nfl;m‘.2:nge:w a

Time r A sax-point rogram “as a means for keeping seadfast and resolute g; Wnrffvng!’ was offer???‘ to 1:921‘; rs o s Oongreg .on sermon yvsicrdnv morning by the RevéoDr.’ ﬁiihnyﬁulthgiarng Boring}, as r o e l ve e Pres - rian Church at Fifty-fifth Street. After suggesting that “nations? morale depends fnally on each one of us," Dr Bonnell made the fol- lowing suggestions: m m! e es

“I. Cnrcfullv observe of heal iso that you may keep physically aler .

meniallr/ and Keeping well is a patriotic duty in wartime, for every sick erson is a llilbllliV and a drag on he nation- al effort. Avoid over-fatigue and emotional tension. Observe periods of occasional rest.

"2" Engage in constructive work of definite asshtnnce to the na- tional effort. It is dangerous to oncis mcrual peace to be an idler. Do not give up important peace- time work for the glamour of a war Job. Tho work of our social agen- cies must be continued.

"3. Commit _vnur.~=.elf and your loved ones to God's keeping and trust Him for the outcome. Worry in those matters is far more de- structivg than overwork.

“i. Do not listen to or spread unfourded rumors. One of the most afuhborn problems of the British authorities has been the occasional spread of the spirit of defmiisnr, which. originates in one Cﬂmhlllllll}! and spreads throuuh- out, the nation. Thai: is B. service rvzvieru". for the e-mmy.

"5. Avoid activities and people fir" fond to produce emotional in- =e ill" and ‘war jitters.’ Avoid o-v-"nurh. ‘kW-nine to war bulletins rui "iv radio or reading them in the

" Iissvciate with people i "n conficlenco and resolut- i" llvfns-o in loin in destructive - lrzlll of nnfimal leaders. for

i: mlrlcncc of poor morale.

"6 S1» nnnrt at least ten minutes in the dnv for waiting upon God and (lrﬂWlllR upon His resources of sorvivv: and peace. Base this period of reﬂrement and meditation on s, Scrinturn passage such as the 87th or the 40th Psalm."

g cum: convoy Nmvm

LONDON —-(CP>-- Country rest hﬂmﬂll WlIPre British merchant seamen suffering from “convoy merves" can recuperate are to be opened all over Britain and men and boys whose health has gone to pieces on hmardoiu supply routes will be guests.

WANTED

We need large quantities

of FOWI. and CHICKEN qf once, alive 0r dressed.

BUYING DAILY. PRICES GOOD

Royal Packing 0o.

(J. D. JENKINS, Prop)

are sponsoring this a are endeavoring to ma tory man the success it must be, if we want to exist, are not ask-

Tlicy are pointing out a pla triotic Christian duty

accounts especially in the savings banks, why do you leave your money there idle- when your coun- trv needs it so badly. you make your work for your country arid your existence. better return -- 1 1-2 per cent in the Dominion savings Bank or 3 par cent in Dominion War Bonds. Shake off tho foolish idea that by the CB-nﬂlllﬂﬂ people with 181M.- lin. your moncv is snfor in the Government War Bond. Certainly It is not. What is better than n no savings bank (ioposlt. war bond the Canadian Govern- 00st of s mechanized war. but let merit enters info a solemn legal ti’!!! Give YOU l" 1d"- contrnct with the purchaser, and

observed to the very letter.

honor; Miss Emily Hill as brides- maid, and Miss Grace Brown, m. ter of the bride as junior- brides- maid, Mr. Keith Kennedy, of Char- lottetown will be best man for tho bridesroom. and the ushers will b0 Mr. David Brown, brother of the bride, and Mr. Norman Coulter. The bridegroom is e graduate (B. Eng.) of McGill University. — Montreal star,

CURRIE - MacDOUGALL -MLI Eiga Ruth. MacDougall, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jrmes MaoDougall of O'Leary, P.E.I.. became the bride of Denzel Quinton Currie, son of Mr and Mrs John Currie, also of Olieary, P.E.I., ht a quiet cere- mony Friday morning at 7 o'clock in the West End Bilpiist parsonage. Rev. 0.5. Vincent performed the ceremony, Immediately afterwards the bride and groom left on the morning train for Prince Edward Island where they will spend their honeymoon. The bride wore a blue velvet sireet length dress with ac- cessories to correspond and a oors-

age of ardeuias. 'I'hey were at- tended, y Mr, and Mrs Charles MacNeiil of Halifax. Mr and Mrs.

Currie wi'1 reside in Halifax, - Halifax Herald.

Eloquent Appeal By Dr. McMillan For Victory

The following appeal or; behalf DI the VlCtOry Loan was recently delivered by Hon. Dr, w, J, p_ MacMlllan:

"If I expressed my most sincere wish at this moment, it would b, for the dramatic eloquence of the illustrious Churchill, or his great team mate Roosevelt so that I could adequately impresg my 11,5- teners with the true importance and inevitable result; or m]; 3rd Canadian Victory Loan appeal p, far as the late of Canada, and the Empire is concerned. May more of its vital effect in this supreme Struggle where the world, where Democratic institutions, where civilization, where religious Free. dvm. where all that is dear to Christian GOd loving peoplq may be lost by our lack of supremo sacrifice,

“Our military leaders know too well, and civilians also ghould, know the real aim and Object 1n. llilred by the Demons of hate and Hell, in the twisted minds of our ruthless and beastly foes led by that super arch demon, ruined by the insane deluslong, m, v11, demon Hitler. Documents found in Germany reveals the base in. human plan in all its sordid grlsl detail. Coupled with world d ation is the Dre detennined “heme of destroying the British people completely. How Qf 1n what manner? For your own sakes, for the sake of our great EmDlN. for tho sake of civiliza- tion, for the sake of Christianity listen, and heed and m. New? give ou the devilish plan. 1st, The eath of all older men and women before tho firing squad, 2nd. The condemnation of young. er women and girls to worse than death-m life of shame. 3rd, Th; condemnation of the younger men to a. life of drudgery, and toil as Eunuch slaves. The skeptic say ‘They wouldn't do it, they canQ do it.’ I say, wouldn't they, can’! they. Let Poland answer, let the small peaceful liberty loving peo- ple of dOWn trodden Europe give their sorrowful answer. Yes. For God knows they are paying the price. The price has been put on the life of every one of British descent. What. are you going to do about it? What can you d0

about it? let ma tell you.

"The loyal Canadian men who

What Sacrifice?

"What sacrifice are we making 0H6!’ in lending money to the Govern- ment at the best rate of interest war. now available

WEAR YOUR CQMMANDQ DAGGIR It l: a rymbal iruliraflng

tbaf you baw bought tbs new Virfary Bonds‘.

HOW TO BUY

Give you: order to she Victory 1.0m salesman who calls on you. 0r place i: in the hands oi‘ any branch of any bank, or give l: to any trust company. O: send i: to you: local Victory Loan Head- qnuters. 0r you can authorize your employer to mm a regular payroll-savings plan for you. Bonds may be bought in denominations of 850, I100, $500, $1,000 and larger. Salesman, bank, crust company or your local Victory Loan Headquarters will be glad to give you every assist- ance in making out your order form.

m’ peal, and billions out of our savings banks, Mia's grand record in this war. m lie this Vlc- and use it. 918 raise their hands in horror at that In September 1939 s Navy of 16 prospect are the ones who can pre- ing any favors from our people. yent such lactkztrjml They can‘) iIkJdBILYtWObQ/csissg and 41,000 n g- 08h X10 [VB 61‘ money 8 l] pem l‘ B Army O ,

p Canadian Government, and theﬁv

ust dosoifwe are to

may well be What bank if we Oose this war.

Those who would the Great War 1914-1

vessels and L800 men.

men. exis . Today 350,000 men. Reserve 110,000 in the banks lying idle men. cause of losing the In September 1930 Air roroo 4,000 is money in the men. So I Today 125,000 men.

"I say to those people with bank say, my friends take heed while Today 900,00 including 145,000 wo-

banked

banks.

In CV61‘)

"Do you wnni. ihe Canadian

year.

lions.

000,000 Let us do our duty in the your money to our

same proportion, and this loan will Let

reach the billion dollar mark. "We cannot realize the terrific complacency. I ad: all Priup

more in this war to maintain one

[he terms or that, Contract will be mechanized division in the field

ihsn it costs to maintain the

whole Canadian army for a your. the “liléanor Roll of Provinces. Look a

Government in take tlu boarded F00‘ inspection let Ill 100k at Con-

et there is time. The Canadian men in war time industries and vernment today asks for a 1,250,000 on the fanns.

loan of $750,000,000. 'l‘hey should Why don't get a billion dollars, because they dollars need nearly twice that much this immortal by the hero deaths of Prince Edward Island is Canadian boys at Dieppe - in the Which givgg you the asked to lend 1 3-4 millions, Prince words 0i our great Canadian Gen- Edward Island shouldcrlngzi/s mil- t

of $600,000,000 was responded to hcnrt of Berlin. bet us help drive The last great victory Loan the dagger into the heart of Ber-

Cammando Daggers “The Commando Dagger made

eral McNaughton points a the

You can do it by loaning Government. us do so. May Divine Provid- ence shake us out of our foolhaégy Q . ward Islanders to do their duty It costs fully as they have always done. "My friends don't let Prince Ed- ward Island drop in iota from the high place we have obtained on

record-nearly 10 per oont

IIERPS A GREAT FllTllllE FOR YOUR BOY Iii OANAOA

We can help win the war right here in Canada. We can help win it now, today, by buying a share in victory. We can speed the ﬂow of munitions to ﬁghting men by working harder and longer; by saving more and lending more to our country.

OAIIAOA IIEEOS $750,000,000 IOU!

You will be laying up for yourself the best of all investments — VICTORY BONDS are backed by all the resources of the Dominion of Canada; they yield a fair rate of interest; you can borrow against them; and they are readily sale- able when you need the cash

we win the war and IF you have been working and saving for Victory.

The college education that Victory Bonds will buy for your boy. The new opportunities in aviation and dozens of new Canadian industries. That new home with labour-saving gadgets that make housework all play. And thcrc’il be holiday jaunts in amazing new cars and even airplanes.

Pipe dreams? No sir. These are the rewards of victory for people who do without today. But don't forget those two big IFS-IF we win the war and IF we save for the peace.

non-um; MATTERS NOW BUT vicronim: Bu, THE NEW VICTORY Bonus

. . Pll 1500 Provincial Victory Lorin Headiquarterh 59 Queenstst Phonoenizﬁo Queen’s County Victory Loan Headquarlﬂﬂ. 59 Q1199" -

NAllONAL WAR FINANCE COMMITTEF _4J

ell as M‘

r u. n a i a Divine Pro- children intlvdm i" w d ,, 1m vlggbce.‘ I iaasrllc :03 what made Hit- Elkaltprrgrmnq giluullllulhi wt ler make such decisions. wm-t hange m9 course of the wll "Let each one answer the ques- W0"! 6 but u’ B p“; or (be terror tlon _ Bud me bgolllltlg Kahlil §§§u.‘§.°'sr the fiends W110 "w ose we ave e misr - go often. Let us be thankful - crush us and exterminate

or mu- 1J0pulatl0n of our faithful wry mawriallv and thvl hum sons and daughters in uniform, the day 0i fleece-

oversubsorlbing auxiliary, War ser- "Every C rllilﬂn should W" vim and ma Cross drives to down on bended knee daily and make a record in Canada and 0n thank an all merciful God for two occasions, ' *' the Csn- Bevin: us so m.

adian Government nearly two mil- "W"! limes I 4119mm- ‘Will-

in or vﬂl - lions. We must not mu. ion by the arch fiend Hitler miﬂlit if we are - we should and must Wgvéfffigf, lend money or loose “Remember our minlum quota is have ended in the conquest of Bri- lend all our money. Y h you wt n"- gégsopoo, w; should mgkg u; n, ton or in other words-d modern “How close is disaster now‘) your lives. I beseec

onsciences’ 11nd" lgillafrilcrs cdirect us to s!" W "l" last dollar.”

What shocking news we heard to- Disaster at our shores - Canadlans, women and smlll

,oo0, I s; w you is; prince miracles have taken place.

Edward Islan lead ls of ore, 1. The attack on Poland and r183’-

You warn, m s” u“ en o; u“ other European countries instead 18 war — We pray and work for that of on Britain. longed for day. Cari we hasten 2. After the Blorlolll N80“! 0f it? Qurely — Fireside, armchair, 850,000 British soldiers at Dunkirk and writing critics generally with —had Hitler invaded Britain we a very incomplete knowledge of af- would have been lost as we had no fairs clamor for s. second front as mechanized eqvlllmﬂit eXcr-‘Pt whet it is univsrsel acknowled ed that the Canadian Army hid Ind H0 the war won be won wi hout it planes. Do you want it’! I know your 3. The campaign into Southern answer la es - The great leaders Europe and sioppimimat Greece — ._chur~uhii and Roosevelt gag gee, leaving! that great o tscle Turkey. ust as soon as we can. W s is i. rning traitor as usual to oldlng it bsek-shi . warships, Stalin after signing a wmgact cruisers, merchant lps, trans- sup ly in honor with i . po g: —- ships of endless Then attacking that great country variety t manye hundreds more and thus revealing to the world -bombers. flgh r planes and the ultra heroic defence of the many more - tanks, guns - me- Russian nation in defence of chanlzed equipment. They must hearth and home. Thank God be built. Our money wil help there was a Russia. immensely. Those who want a " My friends to my mind 4 mod- sooond t our hasten the tlmnem miracles or s acts o! more:

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