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APPEAL

a Prince Edward IIII d is .941 roan surau pro-a u n. .... Jlecednlii! men g l g _ DELUXE COACH wit... E13‘ hew'é.?.‘if“‘ii.f°“i.i.'t N _. 1m”; “l, ca ward Island MUST not Good as ‘m? mm‘ Laplmiﬁulyllbmr: i; ow‘; inﬁltrating, Arrpv-zznliilpizsquare or 2.11m: of our own destitute child- REIWEMBER the Protestant Or- lllllﬂlse depends ENTIRELY on ﬁrms; 3:537. '°“"'b““°" '° m" °" "' ur n; th g _ 1| d Fire losses in Canada for the of unfortuuaetelITtltleyaaehg baggage; my ended Se t. 20 were lower at fed, clothed educated and care. ‘lsglﬁ? than B51. Wﬁksltabtll OI IIIII] ltlllllti. Thcy hive nﬂjvﬂ] to $963,923, and comparedﬂw n33.- be a valuable asset to our province 45o for the corresPOn n week I and to our Empire. for today many a; ago, according to e Mone- of them are serving their King Times estimate. Total loss and Country.

,3.“ January 1 was $13,652,758 as Tgzlcfbhanaze has built up an oompiifﬂd with the figureof Qli,- °'“' 1 "Irritation and trulv we 137.040 for the same period last ca" ll! l! is I well conducted in-

... For comparative purposes the l ‘Ilufm- I {inn is made of weekly unadjusted I usua -e1l subscriptions re- timatﬂh _ delved will be acknowledged ln the

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The Children Depend on You." 9-24-11.

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UINDERTAKE“ T00 Late To CIasify v EMBALM“ T0 LET-e ROOMS AT ea var.- Char‘ ttetown and st‘ ___ __ _ '25" "m" "mm" MAID— wANTanT" o. ENE as L

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CENTRAL GUARDIAN

This column is reserved for urn of local interact, but advertising of e neway nature may be inserted at.

‘ls-y’ P‘ U‘ five cents I word, gtrictly payable in advance. i’ {E135 IIILLSBOBO I. O. D. I. Tag Do

RAMBAY-At Gamble's Oorner on Seget. 28rd i942, to Mr. and Mrs. :1 trt Ramsay. l. son, George Al- e. .

MARRIAGE!

CAMPBELL-WAYIi-At 8t. Peters Bay on Tuesday, sept. 22. 1942, by Rev. W. A. Patterson, Blanche Elea- nor Waye or St. Peters Bay and Harvey George Campbell of Char- lottetown.

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NORTON-At Almandalc on Sept. 23, i942, Mrs. James Norton. Funer- al Friday, sspt. 26 at 2 . m. SMITH-At Rpcky Poin Beptlith. 19m, Florence I... infant. daughter of Mr a

, . George S!!! . aged four months. Funeral today.

Friday at 2 pm. Interment New 1100 A M

Dominion Cemetery

HUME-At. the rfn. r. Hospital. Re

September 20. 1942. Murdock B. Hume of Iris in his 48th year. Funeral from his te residence Iris. today, Frigay. agllmlztg‘, Inter- a .ver e .. '17. Douglas Street. Sept. 23rd. i942, Mrs. John Murphy in her 66th year. Remains are resting Cutcliffe Funeral Home where the funeral will be held Sat- urday at 1.30 . m. to Irishtown An- glican Giurc for service at 3o’- dock. Interment in Lrlshtown

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Saturday. 9-25-2 . CONFIDERATION LIFE INSUR- AN CI. L-97B.

FOR SALE by Auction, 223 Queen St... today 2 p. m. Bilver, china, cut Bless. Terms cash. 9-25-11.

GENERAL MEETING 0f the Ladies Le ion Auxiliary will be held tonig t at 7.30 at the Legion Home. 8-25-11.

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN CANADlL-Brookﬂeld Charge. Rally Day Services next Land's Day. Glasgow Road ll A. M. Hunter River 2 P. M. Hartsvllle t P. M. Brookfield 8 P. M. Dr, A. O. Thomson, Minister,

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NEW LONDON PRESBYTERIAN OONGREGATION, September 27th, . . . Loug River. 2.30 P. M. Clifton. 7.30 P. M. South Granville. v. H. M. Buntain, Minister,

9-25-11.

CHURCH NOTICE. Winsloe Un- ited Church services. Sept, z7__ Highfield ll a.m.; Winsloe South, 3 P-m: Sunday school 2 p.m.; Win- SIW 110F911. 7-30 P-m- Minister, Rev. T. Constable. 9-25.11,

COMMENCE TRIDUM-A Trl. dam in honor or the Canadian Mlfijyfi. commenced in St. - stans Basilica last night sud will zsomiavs" Eildii. t; ‘5,°°‘““ of the BasilIca Starr, u “s”

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TWO MORE

the numb i the est ertwoo ﬁlfyf“ woul ibliow, it was gt;

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MONTREAL FUR sALas

— Th room McLux-eg whmm Mn w’ mesm- S‘ ton ' thee fIfr IﬁWm-m“ M'- mtomo: m“ “My es. Canadian Doreen sold at fifteen pgrggnf, dc cline J ' buying?!" 1111c sales. only local

HOME 0N 0

Staff Sgt nm."2.'.5...';.'.§¥§ 3? -. well knorvm athletic businessman of ch15 city, leaves on return to his unlg, Qoturday morning after a week's ltjjxil/fysvzalti hglreo wilting nisogﬁre and s l. s

North st. Eieanors, m w m

sent undergoing examination for enlistment. it was learned last Ylilht. With the addition 0f this new personnel strength cd the 19ml Squadron would be brought 11D to between so and 70 all ranks.

FUNERAL YESTERDAY - The funeral of the late Mrs. Annie McCollbfey Was held yesterday afternoon from Central Christian Church. services at the Church were conducted by Rev. Robert Shaw. who also officiated at the grave. Interment People's come. tery. The pallbearers were, Her. bert Platts W. H. Stevenson, Guthrie BallIngall, Lawrence ‘Train- al)‘. A. T. MacKinnon, Mr. Comp-

n.

CARS CILASII THROUGH RAlLlNG-‘Iwo tasti can. from Ed's and Jimmy Power's taxi ser- vices respectively crashed through the railing on the south side of Hillsborough bridge about 4 o'clock Thursday morning but miraculous- ly occupants oi’ both escaped ser- ious in uriea. The car from Ed's rolled own the embankment into the water but landed right side up. Mr. Campbell the driver was ren- dered unconscious but otherwise was unhurt. The other car which contained a number or airmen was prevented from rolling into the water when it lodged against a telephone pole.

TRAINING CENTRE INSPECT- ED-Major General J. C. Murchie, Vice Chief of the General Staff. Ottawa, arrived in the elt on Tuesday evening and on WecIn - day morning inspected the Cana- dian Basic 'I‘rnining Centre at Beach Grove. Major General Mur- chie described conditions as very Sﬂtléfﬂﬁwry. He was accompanied on his tour of inspection by Major Dixon of the Headquarters Staff and Lt. col, F. c, l-lanlngwn, Mg,’ G.S.O.L., M. D., N0. 6,

RETURNS IIOME- His Wor- ship Mayor B. Roy Holman re- turned to the cite’ 1m night, m“. ing the last par of his trip from Ottawa by plane. from Moncton. His Worship while away interview- ed officials both in Moncton and Ottawa re the transfer of the local accountancy branch of the C.N.R. from this city to Moncton and also the matter of an increase in wozk for the railway shops here. In regard to the latter Mayor Hol- man stated that assurance had been received that more work for the rﬂilWoy strobe would be forth- coming in the future.

PRESENTATION A1‘ GEORGE- TOWN - Gordon Douglas. who left the Province on Monday morn- ing for Sackvilie, N.B., to enroll as a student at Mount Allison Uni- versity was the recipient of an ad- dress and gift at a farewell gath- sting held in his honour at the United Church Hall. Georgetown, on Saturday evening. Mayor N. D. MacDonald mesided. For his excel- lent services as Principal of the Georgetown High School for the trust school yenr Mr. Douglas Wns highly commended in short speech- es h" Rev. S. J. Boyce, Mrs. F‘. J. Delory. B. H. Stewart and Capt. C. 1. Fitzgerald. Miss Rose Llewellyn. of our Grade X pupils last veer and now a student at 11W. College also paid a high tribute to MY. Douglas foo the valuable uairung and in-

PBESBYTERIAN CHURC]; CANAIZIA shﬂeld Charge, Se‘:

CHURClL-Bundny some be,» Westmoreland moo‘ m 2m“ 300 P M T A. M. Albany

of the service at 9-25.11

spilatlon which she and her class- mates had received under his zeal- ous leadership. A lunch and sing- eong helped to make the evening an enjoyable one for all present.

RETURNS FROM OVERSEA S-

Sgt. Gunner Frank Andrew, son of Mr. and Mrs. Melville

Andrew, who has been overseas during the past ear, is a member of an Island an i-aircraft battery, one of the officers being Major G. K. Peake also of Charlottetown. The battery has been on duty in connection with the defence of London. Sgt. Andrew states that the morale of the Canadian troops is wonderful and the boys are very anxious to get into action. The crossln by boat was uneventful, he sai . On completion of his l4 days home he will take a six months’ course at Brockville, 0nt., for his Officer's commission, be- fore returning overseas.

Personals

Mrs. Joseph Dunsford of Bouth Melville has entered the P. E. Is- land Hospital for treatment.

Mr. William K. Bartlett. sports editor of the Halifax Herald and Mail is visiting the city.

Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Caseley Kelvin, and Mr. and lvfrs. Darius Hogig, Wilmot were - in the city yesterday attending the races.

Miss Louise MacLecd of man is visiting in the citv, the guest of her cousin, Mrs. Stanley Thompson, Hillsboro st.

Sgt. 0.1-1. Howatt, Prince Ed- ward Island Highlanders. (Black Watch) has returned to his unit after spending a leave a; hi; home in Charlottetown.

Nil‘. .1, R. Belanger leaves this

M E I z UR E s rnornitlog in; Windsor. 0n- ounged p 11 '_ aro 0 a er a rmua! (‘TﬂVPn- more Bddfgloflollyegéfzrgés; urgadgigf: tictn 0;! the Ajssociated Credit Bur. brew h, we my bring,“ m “m”! eaus Carlo a and U.S.A.

ma“ l" The many friend: oi’ Mrs. O W. w1§°=°ﬂ1t1°n meet. Spldng Valley will be

- pleased to hear that she is mek- ing a. satisfactory recovery frrm

her- recent serious operation.

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may,“ suranoe in Oe/neda. and NEWTOUIIO- ch

land continues to show steady im- provement. The Canadian _Life In- surance Officers Association re- ports that despite unprecedented demands on individual savings to meet war costs, life insurance bus- iness in force is at e new hlsh and the volume of terminations and

For tthe month of August. ac-

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Cnnatiian Life Insurance Officers Association, sales of new ordinal)’ business total $99,063,000, as fol- British Columbia, 83.537.- 000; Alberta, $2,183,000; Saskatche-

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cording to figures compiled by the Life Insuznnce Sales Branch Bur-

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0F CANADIAN WHEAT

00o: Ontario. 516361.000: Quebec. Major-General Jean Knox,

10.554000; New Brunswick, $1.229, 000; Nova Scotia.

presenting 85 percent of the bus- iness in force, are for new settled-

for-ord inury insurance, exclusive nf increases, revivals, dividends additions. reinsurance acquired.

nslon bonds vidthorut insurance. gennuities, group and Whole-Solo

reported 54 eash surrenders is gratifyingly low. business.

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To Inspect

Mayor-General Jean Knox, the only woman Major-General in the British Commonwealth of Na- tions and at. 34 the youngest Ma- jor-General in the world. will arrive in Charlottetown on the evening of Monday October b, t0 inspect members o the Canadian Women's Army Corps.

Director and Controller-general of the Auxiliary Territorial Service of Britain, she was born in suf- foik in 1908. Her husband is serv- ing with the Royal Air twee. They have a daughter, Julie, who is fifteen.

General Knox will be accompan- ied by O01. E. M, Gowers, chief commander of the A. T. S. Before the war. and up to 1938. Mrs. Knox led the life of an average English housewife. In that yea: she joined the A. T. S., quickly rising to the rank of company commander, and since the we;- to her present high position,

Announce Loss of 0.8. Destroyer

WASHINGTON. Sept. 24 —-(AP) —-The 151114.011 United Qtates d95- troye-r Jarvis, with p0ssibly 172 men aboard. has vanished in the southwest Pacific and is assvmed to have been sunk by Japanese sub_ marines or aircraft, the Navy De- partment announced today. The auxiliary translwlt Little also has been lost.

The casualty list of both vessels was believed to total about 250, since. in addition to the men who disappeared with the Jarvis, the Navy said that approximately half of those on the Little dicd. The Jarvis complement was 172 and the Little, a converted destroyer, usually carried 150 to 200 crew members and troops.

Both ships had been engnted in operations in the Solomon Islands offensive. Their destruction raised announced United states naval

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