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NAVY SEWING MEETING Fri- dmqmgﬁetleiillmlnthewuvd- room. members reqllﬂltﬂd- C01" and help sew tor Carnival. 5-3-li.

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HINERAL YESTERDAY - Th! funeral oi’ the late John A. Mac- Pherson. formerly oi Hunter River. . who posed away at Saint John. a N43" (m April 30, was held yester- l my otter-noon from the Outelllie l. ‘Funeral Home. Services It the I l

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W ' ~ conducted t Qmagf! ‘gall? 1:53am». The nail-bearers were: William Mac-

? Millan. James Patterson. Russell i» Nicholson. Hedley MacPhmw- ': Angus MacPherscn and Ant"! i . ‘facLean. Interment was in Brock- I ‘id cemetery-

In Mewidriam

g GEORGE W. INILGIDVI

Georae Washington Snelzrove. l resident o! Kingston. Ont, for the P c past three years. » ‘hlesday. -\ w A Feb. 20th, at the Kingston Gen- " eral Hospital where he had been I s patient since Sunday.

w g t - The late Mr. Snelgrove was born 1i ;. l in the United States, coming to ‘ I i‘ Canada some time ago where he

. . w made his home in Charlottetown.

, v - Prince Edward Island. He was n carpenter by trade, working for I

the ONE but had been retired tor

s number o! years. He was 8'1 years

o! axe last November. He was a

member of the Black Knights in

' the Orange Order and a member ‘= of the United Church in Char- lottetown. in Kingston, he

sttendred Princess Street United

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Surviving are one sister. Miss Mary Ann snelgrove, Woburn. Mass“ who celebrated her 91st birthday in March; three niecel, Mrs. Evelyn S. Glover, Kingston; the other two raiding in Momma. I N. B. and one nephew, Hen-y i.~{- Musick, Kingston.

The body was taken to Cher. - . lottetown for burial. - (Patriot ; please cop ).

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eyes have seen things hevcan never forget. And that 55"" challenging look is in the eyes oi’ thousand!

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thousands of young men who know the fury, the luffeﬁgjg,

the sacriﬁce of war.

These men of Canada . . pilot's, navigators,

gunners and ground crew . . . have written the initials

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R.C.A.F.” indelibly across the pages of hitory.

But they are ﬁrst to admit they are only art of a winniir L____._____J

Loin; There's the Navy . . . the Army . _ , m, wqfngn in all services. '

And to hasten final victory, that teamghf-‘eedsmtheihslrgrof

every man and woman at home to provide and build the weapons of war.

Th" is Why 116 i! to continue to help . . .

by investing to your utmost in Victory Bonds.

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