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PRINCE tnirllinn -=- MON.

“FORTY iniisvas" ADDED SHORTS Shows 2:30 - 7 - 8:15

A COLUMBIA PICTURE ItAIlT - itlAII UIMBIIIIIY

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Under Sponsorship of Lollies’ xiifi of Prince Edward Islarirl Il-iepifal

v.5" [wife] Ilazelbrook. I‘. E. I

fiam-c-uummnvuam-Q-ma-t-r-"fl-‘MV LieuL, Yariiiotiili, n. s. PRINCE la‘i)WARD-TODAY-DTUSICAL TREAT

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PLIIH‘ SHORTS — SHOWS 2:30 - 7 ~ 9

Killed in Action of Casualties W"

ROYAL CANADIAN AIR FORCE! S

OVER EAS ' Killed 0n Active Service Glroux, Joseph Anthony Austin. 5gp, Deniers Centre, Que. _ Goodwin, Donald, Sgt, Arnprior,

_. ff-‘Jfl-‘f-Flfhfifi‘

Ont.

Rosen, Arthur, P0,, Toronto. Ont. I Willisoii, Raymond Phillip, FQ,‘

| ‘Ilvlotise Jaw, Sask. a Q Young, Thomas McLaren, F0. West Suiniiierhiiid, B. . Itlissing (in Active Service After Air Operations I Boyd, George Daniel, F0‘. La‘ lchute, Que. n‘ Harrell, Arthur 5" Windsor, Ont. 51' Piclie, Louis Paul Emile, F0.. -, New London, COllilCCllClil, USA. Missing 0n Active Service l Jardine. Alexander Edwin, AC1, Collingwood, Ont. ‘Previously Reported Missing On Active Service — Now Reported Prisoner of War-Germany Miller, Richard William. Esqulnialt, 8.0. Previously Reported

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rband, Lisut, R. G Douglas ‘was reported missing Jan Active ‘service-A giiissltrigficgili is now for omcml Purposes Presumed Dead . _

I McClclland. David Stuart, SgtfiBesld“ 215, “MQW and lStoncwall, Man. men‘ “my

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uiio reside ead of

seriously “lured on ‘and Coffin iii Ital I Active Service I I Armstrong, Robert Kenneth, F.-‘ I I

Sgt, Harriston, Ont. CANADA Missing 0n Active Service Alter ‘ Flying Operiztiuns l Brown, Frederick Edward, PO,

Army Cadet ITorquay Devon, Poul I

Dageiiliani, Essex, England. . i Helper. Sidney, ‘ E3. England.

Hilfftlfd, Frederick Douglas, Sgt.. i I.

531., London

Church Parade

:vl, Jones, Glyn Ivoimfigt. Cilirew '|Neath, Glainorgan, :_ . O , , gl Kmgdml- Jill!" Vim-W- FOJ cadgts sfilililéiliififld mglirlulilgi mgrrirade pYsprad, Glanioigan. Wales. T . . ,| D 1d T] I as s, G1 5_ he parade “as under the com $3 80%" sggsmw m“ ~ g " a iiitinci of Cadet Major Elmer Blan- i ~‘ ‘ w, _ chard, corps commander. the Ro-_ liaiiglfil-déwwgoltol" La“ man Catholic party proceeding I0-' id Nmlrqliidfinsgqli-l,Jéouls‘ F0" Lin“ of the latter, and the Protestan If! ‘m _- “= “ » ‘party going to Trinity United a Wcstwaicr. iJaiid Rcggis. Sgt. , , ‘u, wemss SC qqvd iChurch in charge of Cadet Lieut {l I - figfiskjxnnn [David Cornish. Colonel Paton P Died ()n .0 ive Service W v h t I u d [5 , _\ (are, (Ice ors and lawyers. 5E‘ wglaixiilrlingSasllghn Hugn’ hAcTtgiriiilingatg tllie Aihiguiiiesiere re i I

ROYAL cavsoux NAVY I Qmmhl“! “W” Emmi

Previously Reported Missing on IICEIII as of iotii of June, 19-11: 1°“'1“§

Th8 Signalman, tveyburn, atchcivan. ‘r i Kfrtiliieiulliilrviceepoiiiciil nowlsinileiumed dme- vcnw“ Rog“? dead as of’ 10th of June. I944: tame . _ l t sergeants; slsijggsigggk “gfg*;,gor,lfi=‘vg;{,im,fi w Constable, M Bourke. w

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“NADMN ARMY ‘Iiiacker. Doircn, Joseph Dun- n.;..n.b19d_ o L 0 TIRSEAS galIphMggClCPt FU-m" Harry bar’ rrcoiitziiciiilations were evzn sugges- (M 't'm. Provinces) “if 1°51 e . .

a “ruwtiunded c8219 have “unified "5 sproktr ivithou

,_ , .I.I. R I t * ' ‘ - , § coiiriyflngetiilie .»tricigliilieni.ieut_,‘ Lloyd Rogers. Harold Lea. Emile ‘Md

Mrs. Winnifreti Eileen luacl-ficdi A

Godfrey Arsenault. Neil _ Squarebriggs, Dollar

New Brunswick Regiment Robertson, Osborne

Injured l Corps Officers New Brunswick Regiment I

Chatham, N. B. . , Killed in Action m3 9~ l _ New Brunswick Regiment I C cildflc 241112!‘ dJ- ‘ll Albl , s t., Can- Orbs 011m 1i er, obfifmglfi E‘ S n g ' Cadet Captain K.

;.: Adjutant. . y (Continued on Pfige 12) '

son. Quatcriiiaster

Cadet Lieutenant N IRange Officer. Cadet Lieutenant D. No l Platoon Commander

.Block Army Gigarets

STUNNING IN ITS SPLENDOR! TERRIFYING IN ITS SUSPENSEI

SllSlllilllill TllllHAN

Ffifilld ,El

Senyriicn oi Romantic Ha ct "Phantom ol the Operow "Dragon Seed"!

BillllS

Kldldll

Greul Sig! Oi "Armin: and Old lace“

Edit? ‘S .

victor

(and

Housewives who st- from slcrp to stnrg la iiig for joice to loam peaches in i944 was increased by ‘ 274 per cent over the pack of i943. or, in pounds, there were 23,000,000 pounds packed this year as com- pared Willi 6,142,000 lzst year. -

There was an increasp cf I83 per cent. in the loganberrv pack; 12'! in the pack of apricots; 76 per cent in raspberries: 63 per cent in cher- ries. nnd good increase In pears. the, vegetable alzlv tnore of pack has not been so outstanding us than there although there was a 60 per cent. canned tomato

The

iiior- canned juice pack; 43 per cent more out- vi Tun! "W"?!

put in corn; 33 per cent. more peas Acdummnu,“ leggy“

canned: per cent. more | .. i. “zl as usual beans, | Alon ro ‘o. “pi 1w yfllliired loéitviirin-Cesiimg the? Iilfiftéhewgfielg ti.....¢;...,,,,,,,,, luyond Use Christmas Seals ‘ucir pores , 1 n, scr se

I itat oniv

; prices, I takcn steps to assure tli of tiitic canned goods will not-

Irisc to inflationary‘ heights.

incrcasc

1f;_utEi_Il_lA_lI_E__F9il_liAiI I.ll_ll!IIIi_ STIJSSEL .1

Plus Movie Pests - Cartoon - Band Short ‘#-"-.'-"-'-'-'-"J‘-"-"-'-'Iu'-‘-'>‘-'J-"Jl-‘f-‘J-‘I-‘f-‘I-‘If-‘fl-‘Jwi:

they will ccntlnile to be gold at l ceiling Board has at tLie price,

, From Black Market

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Cadet Lieutenant No 2 Platoon Commander. | Cadet Lieutenant D No 3 Platoon Commander.

-*_ 1 Cadet Lieutenant (nctingi J. PARIS, Nov. 23 — (AP) —G8i\.‘G:\lI(illll No 4 Platoon Com- .’ Eisenhower has ordered the court- mandei"

final-ma] 0f any service personnel Cadet Lieutenant P

a engaged in black market sales of No 5 Platoon Commander. ' clgarets, lt was disclosed today. ~ Cadet Lieutenant V.

The Allied supreme coiiimande". Band ordering an investigation of reports 10f illegal sales, expressed detenti- | l I

Rogers,

t“ War Gases (Continued) i , - th.i the distribution gxlltgjlgaligtsscfi, [3315 \\'§\f theatre i5! Persistent and non-persistent @- P°§“‘°‘e:... .:::§l..“?:*:..:i§ ‘slsazlazlrllsz; I ' 7 persistent gases are liquids. and ‘b61118 Twill-Fulfilled “fr the mam‘: persistence depends on a number ,0! lflm- There “Y” as‘? "b deéfesb of factors of which the most 5m- -f.in thc pflvk “f ‘llllmlry “(he partant ls the rate of evaporation. fElTlfs and l>_l1l¢'1>P=‘11°~‘~--_ d“ t" The latter depends upon the vapour Ffact that this l>lil<lll°u°n ‘m5 pressure: the higher the vapour "m-"Pd i'1"““°"d““s1y his: In Dresure. the higher the rate of owing to the ehofiflgfl ° ° er evaporation and the lower the re~ fruits, such as iT-“ICIICS- slsteiice War gases in true gas form

1 .i i- i 1

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arched vainly‘ st winter look-l peaches will re- pack of

i‘ ilier: Ii" morryof canned strawbvrles, fcr none _ find vegmablm; for sale, but was canned this year, the fruit

m» with guy romance =

f (vapour) are generally not persis-

= " " i’ ' " tent. heat _-_ , 15'.‘ "A! N‘ ' decrlase persistence, Enclosed .""‘v"""'l “VT-A - l I spaces or hollows such as base_

- i r T merits increase persistence, zfi l Methods

of Reietwlng Gases

Gasese may be stored ‘in cylin-

To ders and released from these at

'- e“ a distance 61f scjverfiil LIIITOI-Tililng

, _ _ . ' yards from e ob cc ve. t e wn

Shows 3.30 - 7 8.10 being a factor in the effective di- recting of the giisFour inch mor-

tars and artillery may be used. Air-

craft may be used either to drop

ygas bombs or to spray the gas up“ on the objective.

easy "r0 IRON I

Most of us housewives enjoy the house dresses that button from the neck to the hem beause they can be opened fiat and are so easy to iron. However. the wise woman will reinforce the lower two buttons so they will not tear out in her very i Inctive housework Just put a I I I

“r-"nuen-a-uas‘. ..

HE'S RIDING YOUR WAY-

itluzlng the path with tough action

with swell songs

IIISSELI.

square oi’ strong material on the' underneath suction of the hemi holding the buttons I

“mm I

SAVE A LIFE

Christmas Seals have helped cut Canada‘: tuberculosis death rah -75 par cont.

When you use Christmas hull. you loin a lilo IIVIIW campaign.

o?

with out YAVIOI mu SAVAGE

and hi!

rm: (TIIARLOWEIOWN ctianoiaN ‘u-l W. C. T U.

I . | i "Come. moans-BE aria faithful ! servant. cater thou into the ioY 01 the mm,"

I Douglas, Mt. Th“ “I1 my u“ Stewart, has received official notl- Th t “my me ' t h . s- f1 d‘

PO_ ficatlon from Ot awa t at her 23m To “Ohms! hglghm aspire‘ 31st Tffllt all I do

reasonst (pre- sum d killed In action on tha ate. ---— ‘ E little cliil- IIMLWARD-A NEW WATCH- and BrucmhlLleut - WORD ~ . ,. _ D $1.. l v to mourn spar-i gIllfilICS PCIC), F. Sgt, Grit‘; s; eifngsMrs Geddie Douglas ' I-lillsborO have came to our oiri. Elvin in Pranee

'.-.~.~.*.-=.~.-...'-."='~.=.'. -a-'.\=.".-.="v~»-lar Alcohol Fuiaie= eech a mighty

100 dudmq 7 51-03. Canada. This YB"

5t. Dunstairs Bascilica in charge ' “finding n.0,“ yam Harvard, (:01- ,,, 11t- ltock the salute at the Charlotte-i “I'd Sim" “"11 H “me n mms

In tiic qualifying course for the" It "my bi‘ 11° M ma‘ ‘i"e“md'a" _ _ a f _ h 1. q _et'f_‘n-fil‘ld-fl-qllill‘t8l' hours Active sefllce and m“ presumed Cadet Oflligfires so?“ catijclt EIIIILVIIITZPCIIIN atfigt-igflélllliiléi i235? ' -» n- ' , - i- 5. s ucn. 'a . -

M-Murdo- gggg; *" * ' son, David Cornish, David Bent- on ley, Phillip Jardiiie, David Jar- sor h school intended i0 P-“Umoie

The following have qualified as Yale in this C850 planned to in-

Rogers. Joseph Gtillaiii, Clifford

Santrv,

George Saunders, Raymond Dunn,

A1exander_ Keitii ivakelin, Wendali Barrett. I

Based on the Qbqve Official re_ I36? rerponsibdiy for seeking the Mo» Meir»Yr:.iz.l:i.mailer: ems: d E Blanchard, MacMlilan, that. receive tucli lrirg; financial Cadet Lieutenant H. MacPher- make ample profiflsiOil for preven- ,| Wilson story told by Alcoholic: Anonymous l Cornish,

D Bentley. is thr- TCEDOHSIIIIII _v of each citizen Jardine,

Jardme i can never be solved by being ignor-

wind nnd rain help to ti

l , wan‘ no l owitr ' By John Oxeiiham. a o I owe? Mrlratydmrd-what do I not’! mall that 1 ani. And an that 1 have e0tr— All that I am. And that how small s thins. Compared witih all Thy goodly fostering,

Wlint do lowe

To those who follow on? —'I‘o bulicl more sure

The Freedom we have won :- To build more sin-e,

The Kingdcms of Thy Grace, Kingdoms secure In ’Pruth and Righ eyusuess.

What do I owe To Christ, mv Lord, my King?

Be one swee offering:-

lfe touched xvii-h holy (IN.

1w.) great forward movements Recon

come iiito being I5 A1¢°h°11°5 ianriiimnntua-Jivilienei addicts aid addlcks to know Alccohol and its effects on l'fe and the Yale sorool

I

f’l(‘i~fll’ in Alcohol education-Dr. C. W. DsMilje gwes this account 0f the school.

YALE (STUDIES

The Yale School of Alcohol sumo,‘ “mic,- me leadership of Dr, E. M. Jelllnek, was held July 4 m Augugf/ 4, a. Yale University, Nev; Haven. Conner leui.

Iii i043 the iiii/ITIZIIOG was 79.111-

l52 registered from almos. every

lrom Canann represent

i es. '1']..- yfnff iiichided members of

i’ “mm, m,“ Npgi" YQfk ilniversitics social workers from New ‘xifork, ' Cievelaiid and Waslimiflfifl- 0 15°75

In 194,3 the course covered six weeks, .,is year by increasing the daily work, it was four iveeks 10M.

A great University does not 59°11" ‘some special Inc of thouilhl- QM

I vosiiga Q fen-lonely every phase o! the al dial problem.

Grrat masses of material were

w but he general

ted. But it is fair t0 s an; that every exception recogn-

(n Thu-v is a great Problem an“ most (l°;'.‘lcult one.

lb) ‘Ihf- so tiziii of the problem must be sought. not by I110 few, bu‘. by our eiiizrnry‘ ht large, Every one of vs who is Lt mtrictic citiz;n must

(cl Alcoholism is a disease and should be treated as srxch, and our du y Ls ti secure p eventive as Wei as curative measures. Governments

returns from the rifflc, should

tion as ywll as cure. The marvelous

is ei-lrlciue of whm con be clone. m‘) Education of the iidng gen- eration as wcll n5 0f 016101‘ citizens

as weIl as of our official represen- tative, the Govcrmnent.

1e) The "Trrl'fic“ presents social, economic, heal h, satiety medical political and religious problems that

cd_ And it was recognized that he ‘proverbial a‘tin'.il<e cf the ostrich is , the attitude of he mn-lcrity of our cit-locus today. The Federal Council of Churches iIS solidly behind the School and has one of its officers as assistant HING- tor, On the other hand no phase of

the Eric's concerning alcohol was D

denied presentation. l rim one: What or when} s of this tra- llffic on the homes elf the nzrlon? The hflild that iccks he cradle is the hand tha‘ rules the world." But what if the.» hand is pa-lried and the bgln i-chtnd it unable ‘o fune- on 0.1L it i. a - liquor triifim? s ngged by me If yw can lane fl. Judge's word for

' ntnte in the Uflllmi The" w"? 7 st .1. ns

III ' MEIMIIIIIIM

MR8. FRANK DRISOOLL

On Friday event-nu. November 3. the Angel of Death summoned the soul of Mrs. Frank Driscoll to i'e- turn to its Maker. Mrs Drlscoll. the former Margaret Georgina Coady. had been iii but a short time and hei- suddrn death came as a sev- ere shock not oniv to her family but also to her rnanv relatives and friends.

Her family deetly regret the passing of a devoted wife and mother. She Possessed a singularly unslflsh and ve pleasant disposi- tion. and was t eiess in her ef- forts to do good. To a marked degree, she had that enviable quai- ity of being able to give of herself

and al who had the privilege of knowing her esilcd her

“Friend?

the footsteps of her Divine Lord and Master. ever liv- trig accordins to the Christian firineeiiples in which she flrniiv b:-

QV - summons to ITDOFI o Our Divine Lord came to her Whilst she was still actively interested in the good things u! this life. It is not difficult to vision the loving welcome reward with which God greeted her as she

Heavenly Home. Where "Eve hast not seen. nor ear heard. nor hath it entered into the heart. of man. the] things that God has prepared for those that love Him." Truly. plucked from this world one of the rarest. most precious of Hts crea- tures. vet He did that she might the sooner enlov the Infinite Hap- incss of His Blessed Presence. May Ls will be done. She leaves to mourn their great loss. her husband, four daughters.

Isaac. Mrs. Edwin Hagen and Hfllfn. two sons. John and Rus- sell. three brothers. Patrick. Rob- ert and Bernard Coady, and four slstelfs- MP3 J J- Murphy. Mrs. Jnxms McManus. Mrs John

H Monday, November 6th to StDun-

“(hem 591mm Rfiqulem High Mass ‘I Wilfred Mc- Rev. L. Dougan, dea- con and Rev. K. MacMillan, sub- cleacon. Rev Louis Callaghan, a cousin of the deceased. was in the sagguaiiv. e nail bearers wer : Driscoll. Joseph F. Posvegosfliiislegh vie. Wm T. Coadv, Benjamin Farliuharson and Russell Jenklrs. The prayers at the grave were re. l}? bv Rev W. McCardlc. We have loved her in live, leg n5 11°! forget her in death." Mav she rest in peace. '

MASS OFFERINGS

usse . e grnnkll Eli b m"!- Dflvtmghiizlilrcnjack Alycfl Alle, children. Mflry. Ed. children. Ih-Ilelen

r. and Mrs Daniel Driscoll Mr and Mrs. J P Driscoll Mr. and Mrs Robert Coadv Mr and Mrs. Bernard Cnady zAIunt Laura. Joseph and Viola

rs. Wm. Coady. ltiarizaret and ohonse

Mr, a d ,1 and Alvcg, Clalmrsibridgiexf‘ °i5ra,.1"§_°M“““‘ M’ M- J- Dflnnelly. Vernon and

Merizaret Mrs. Hugh L. MacDonald $1 and Mrs Martin Driseoil M? 22S Rift Slim" perms Driscoll “mu Llgf- ling ‘iiigfrs John Dillon

ur . _ Mm Pilalng-Ifiargsiind tamlli. Jam Mrs. Gavin Dufrv Rngrfulxitiiild,‘ Mrs Wm. T. Coady

r and lvirs Elmer McQuoid Mr. a d M _ _ DoFlé-glau 11d Mrs Stephen Mac

e an arga t C d,

Mr. and Mrs, ESWHYgBSIIIQA Mr, and Mrs John E Hagen Mr and lVLrs Fred Seal:-

w 131d Mrs‘; Eugen» 003d]!

r . nil - Miinus, Cambridge. Maggon Me . and Mrs. Charles MacKin- I101! and fB-mlly. Cambridge. Mess.

[Olilrgaiéazlyn and unhesitatlnzly she ‘

G011 in ill

Mrs. David Roberts. Mrs, Alle Mc- ta

Donuid and fami

staff and Social Analysis Branch, Dominion Bureau of Statistics. Ot- Sitter... Executive of O.Y.O.. “$5.5, Meg Charlottetown, Ottawa “the, Friends iii the Dominion Bureau obmwl

of Statistics. Ottawa. st. Brigid's c. Y. 0., Ottawa. 5on1, 5,, ttawa.

Moi-rissey. Ottawa

leer.

Island. U. S. A Rev

bericy, no _ TAKE TWO-IN MEMOtIAM ..

Charlottetown.

v Rose Sister John oi onto

Anna and Agnes Curran, Boston,

Mfi. d M .

Lanesboflxfé‘ M“? 'M Rhinehart. wfinfiisg-nd Lena Brazil. Somer- .r nd M . . , squerviflue- Mags‘ M J Griffin.

arv and Walter Morrissey Mr. and Mrs L O Kelly

Mr. and Mrs Pius Oil/fears and family, John A Mac- wfiaeii» Drisooll and family.

MacDonald

'_ —l‘_- _ .

that nlcohlolism is one o! the mater obstacles on the road to marital happiness. Moreover, divor- (res gran ed on the Krptmds of hab. itual drunkenness are rarely if w" {Qllgwed bi’ riecgnciliatlon. ‘ V61’ e. Pr! o of a‘ least t/went years-drunkenness has mnkeg third behind desertion fin-j cnreny 88 I lending cause for failure of ;"‘;§'il‘“;.."‘.§"l°i’€. *".....""~"=»" a. . u u o. I. _ edwchmago hwy-P rt. lam hat a iialo society has plac-' ed on the brow of the liquor tray. fie by giving it so prominent n place in the home. It must. grgcg every social function, and be pro- duced whenever nnv one comes into the home. Wé use it to drink the health of the bride, as we send her 0n her way to estab- Ish another home. evidently for- setflni; that the cursed thing he..- elr has, never can, bring her bier. snz and will very likely bring blight and sorrow to herself and her children yet unborn I -_______