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This column is of leonl mem{"§l.'l°".¢'."-'nﬂ'il." of I nevrsy nature may be guilt can: s word, strictly pey- ,, v n-es-u _—i_ CONFEDERATION L . m». m‘ “lift.

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AUUIION BALI th held Saturday at wffslf}, m:

Emil. Alexandrl. will be held to- il" It 8 P-m- 11-30-11 BIQIIVI Tuslda . recital Marion y! D“ 1:1‘ Paul's Proceeds for Red °'°=.'- rl-ao-u FUNERAL POSTPON _ Oomph-la:

funeral of Mr. John D. blob

demos of his eon-in-law, Mr. J hn _r>- warren. Argyle shore, ‘i... been 1m nod until toda . The services w l begin at I 0’c1oc

WEEK-END BOLIDAL-me. B. B. Jordan and Mrs. Harry Narrow-

gnd mgr. Frank Saunders, 0n Mm- ay, a er a le t 1;

1.. P. a. I_ wltfﬁ. “tiniﬁnlﬁfél.” son at the Y. M. C. A. They left on Tuesday m: Moncton and will be the Kiwis of Mir. and Mrs. Thomas D0188 for s few days. —Sackville Tribune. .

Y.M.C.A. PARTY -- The usual Butuxiiﬁo’ evening party for mesh. bers of the forces was somewhat curtailed last Saturday, owing u; the weather; burt those W119 .mlm- aged to tum up were not entirely dlsn-lmointed, The diversion of games, a sing-song, and Q "Quiz" competition helped t0 cover up the disappointment of “no dancing". But even this phase o; 1.1m new: enterteinrmnt was ultimately over.

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MISCELLANEOUS !I'IOWER.— On Monday evening Oct. 26th. about two hundred relatives and friends gathered at the spacious home of Mr. and Mrs. John fLweaksFred- ericton to lender a miscellaneous shower in honor of their youngest daughter Olive Emma, mar- rlnge takes place in the near future. The living room was tastefully de- corated with pink and white streamers for the occasion her girl fnends. To the strains of ‘Here Comes The Bride" played by Miss Elizabeth MucKav the bride-to-be was escorted to the seat of honor by M185 Edna WlEmOre and Miss Celia

and Miss Jessie MacSwam preceding with baskets laden with gifts. Miss Isobel MacKny and Mix Celia Stev- enson opened the parcels of fts. while Miss Edna Wigmore re the accompﬁiLYlng verses and good

Weeks. ar- rB-liuﬁd the gift-s on the table, which consisted of silver, linen, money etc.

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TEA AND SALE, Saint Peters Cathedral WEDNESDAY, DEC. 2

Home Cooking Children's Wear Variety Table Aprons Antique Table, Book Table

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“Larceny, Incf’ howlarlous rut Upens Today .. ..

Eddie Robinson's in business now. Th‘ 1113311“ blbtllltlSii kWh)‘ Curl your shoulders P11491118 11158118} made of leather? Buy bulrllussuis --especinlly made tor film's twi- gwuyg, it's piip-T-Viﬁigllb -— ll-Wi-‘lr Linn, tool — Advt.) b _ _

What's more, Eddie's 201118 straight! At least, that: lus inten- tion in Warner Bros.‘ ounledv hit. "Larceny, mo.” uhlch opens at the uaplwl "flicuu-e ‘Io-day.

It seems that ex-oon ‘Prcssure" Maxwell (that's Eddie) and i115 Sidekick, "Jug" Martin (Bnulerlek

Crawford), are in cahoots with an- thony Quinn (he hasnt been spriml’ yet) to rob a bank. As a cover-up, Eddie goes into the lcltthz-l‘ K0005 business only because his SIOYB is next to the bank The connection? A tunnel, of course, lntuccn the two establishments.

Construc ion on the EGR.. Droiflct is contlnu ly interrupted by legit-l’- mute business in the store. Eddies profits boom and he soon finds its mom profitable to go straight. The bank escape; its fate.

But then Quinn is released and he insists (the bully-he's got a gun!) that Eddie go through with the bank project. The brawl that takes plaice in the crowded luggazv store on Xmas Eve is one of the funniest scenes ever filmed and s _br_ings _thi.s_ JZIIHBQ-Ildlllﬂy _picturq_to

thanked all for their gifts and in- vited them to visit her in her new home. After showering the bride Wllh COHTBNL ull loined in sinainz "For She's a Jolly Good Flellow", a delicious lunch was served and the remainder of the evening was en- joyed by all. (Patriot please copy.)

Mia Rae Gillespie of Char- lottetown left this morning for- Toronto where she will gpend the winter months.

THE KIRK 0F ST. JAMES

Pr"- b‘ last night in the Kirk pulpit on the text "It is finished" (St. John 19:30) the Minister, the Rev. '1‘. H. Bussell somers sold: "It is not strange that Thackeray see- inz a wooden derrick black against

an hilarious close.

Feat-tired with Robinson in "Lar- oenv. Inc." are Jane Wyman. us Eddie's adopted daughter. Brod Crawford, and Jack Carson, lurrgage disalesman extraordinary, Lloyd

Bacon directed from the screen play by Everett Freeman and Edwin Gil- lx-it. who based their script on a play by Laura and B. J. Peredman.

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DEC. 2nd and hi!

Magnificent Christmas Gifts _

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Brass and Pottery-Paintings

Special Table of Baby Gifts.

Endless variety of Aprons. Certificate and Novelty Tables. '~

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the llmset liUe a cross, should ex- claim "Calvary!" There are more than human tones in the music of Christ. There ls more than man's work in His death. There God stoop! to earth in love. There God remakes our broken nature. There God refashlons our shadowed his- tory-God, who alone can. "Only by an act of faith," you say. Yes, but tre faith is not alone. Faith has its sign-Jesus, with lLIldPr~ of God beating up throlaiéll‘ n11 His humanity. And faith has its vindication: those who _ hilVB flung themselves by prayer imon the Cross have not been left deso- late. "It ls finished." said Jesus. l" a cry both to God and mun, The cry s our assurance that God's salvation is wrought once and for aﬂ. It ls perfect and forever es- tablished.

“For me, dear Jesus, was the ln- carnation,

Thry mortal sorrow and Thy life's oblatirm,

Thy dying anguish and 11w bitter passion,

For my salvation.

not repay Thee. I do adore Thee and will ever Pray

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’I‘hink on Thy pity and Th! We unswerving,

Not. my deserving.

Om this black night we are tempted tn believe that flu- slnnn hgg rent the mountains. But the mountain still stands that holds a Cross. We are temwiﬂd i0 P-“HWP that the poison is forever 1n hi5- tory. But Christ is now in me stream of years. It is finished: lhc bludgeonlng over. the life offered. the eternal salvation forevr‘ nmoulit. MARRIAGE! Frsomsozv- FLYNN T 1171415 Little Flower Church, Morrvll. Nov. 1g, 194g, Helen Thcmpsou to James ‘Flynn, St. Peters Buy, P. E I. | ‘:———~————'

BIRTHS

JOHNSTON - st the Prhw Ed- wnrd Island Hospital on Nov, 2B. 194g, 1,0 LAQ_ and Mrs. l-lrnest Johnston e son. Gerald Avnrd. WHITE — At the Prince Edam-d Island Hospital on Nov. 25. 194K330 Mr. and Mrs. o. Roy Whine, sourls. a daughter.

MILLIGAN"‘OH Nov. 2'1, 1W. at the Prince County Hospital, to Lieut. and Mrs. Clinton Tvlllllilfmﬂ daughter (nee Roberta Hayes). ORNE - At Galesburs. Illinois. U.S., ‘Nov. 17th. 1942. to Mr. and Mrs. Jerrold Orne (nee Catherine Lamont Bowen) s daughter, Mary Lamont Orne.

MITCHELL — At the Grace Ma- ternity Hospital ln Hniifox, NB. and Mrs. Roy Mitchell, a

lovely Ilandwork for Prizes.

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Rroudly Introduce for the first time, on the Island the

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WI award the r a women vouateen rm. n. MARCEAU ‘wummnﬂo. M R,1\-- _ ﬁgeeslrleteroleesesestegory 1.111121. Mlitcitiiuinigtiiddorofoihatfif: '4 m"! l" "m" I'm drr" ‘no. who win; Jacques. Cau- . evcuess er fl Oonsdl. I arliau .;n.~~m~ of the method will "W" 0M l5 munitions Io choose from. rm also 2H" a onstmtloxi at the V ihelrt of sell-defence, protection ngufnst sheaf: md n vwufiorxioon. Mr. Ithfnk every girl desiring fo "go active" lloll hi; - ~ ~ * 1* "ll-Pl! fwm H01- 0. W. A. 0. the smartest women's service,

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1115-? SWIM across . JﬂCﬁUEs will remain ‘Yum for a few days . . new l-larreau way to lit-duly "L Mr. and Mrs. Hoylfs ' ' ‘ . N11‘. Marceau is now ' H to introduce his a I s 1y. Seventeen salons ill OilLJFlO, eight in Quebec, four

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in Nwv llzilzrsxvlvk have already b910,, norm-y W , 1 _ , eight). tfiliii-‘iill. 513L333: ' m" Gm“ 7m “hum” g, =1; ~10“ m“ E0 w m. Red ' British subjects. DEATHS All 01110138 OOH!

FUWFEiiT-T-fiffifllton" ‘mimriy Nov. 29, i942, Miss Ada Foster: H34‘! "i Wars. lmliernl tomorrow, ' - .1‘. from Ht. John's Church, o starting nt 2 o'clock, 111-

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(vumrortr: _- At North Wlnsloe on November" 28, 1942. Albert J, Qud- more, need 7ft‘ rears. FRmer-sl from his into vesui

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.. enna age 5 years, Fun. erui llum tile residence of her par- 911m Sunday afternoon to the Ro.

oral service will be held from hi! lute Nsidcuce at Kensinzton on Tuesday. at 2 n.m.. thence to the United Church at Kensinwlon for services at 2.30 om. internment Keri- slmlmi Cemetery. McCORMAC-milt the residence oi his son, George McCormac, 1'19 Dorchester Street. James A. Mc- Cormao, aged 9'1 ears. Elnora] from his son's resl ence this, Mon- day, morning nt eight o'clock. by motor to Sourls. where funeral Mass will be celebrated at 9.30. In- torment in the church cemetery.

She will be delighted wi

In Memorfdm A Few of

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