CCTOBER 10. 1942, 1H,,

allying gall £0

i..ii-l/\RLUTTETO\VN (JUARDIAN {AGE ELI-EVEN

unded For New Loan

N 0 th ing Matters Pmvimial Exwltive Our Improved Mritime "Maid-f Milk Lunch and Soda lVasfers are-put itipvﬁin

waxtite packages. h

B row n-H older Bis c uitis»; Limited, Moncton, New Bzrilhsiivijck‘; Canfida; ..

Objective greater than ever before But Islanders expected to uphold And Surpass Notable Record.

“Nothing Matters Now But Vic-

Davis Coniiiieiitls Newspaper Support

CENTRAL GUARDIAN

Public Rclationg Section This column is reserved for news

This is the rallying call the f I . - . ' l interest but ﬂdVPrllMll" slogan. that W111 le-evho across Chairman-D. .1. Bonncll, or w‘ ' - ° w ."1ii'~.~<;i ; f ~_ Canada from coast to coast, and Vice Chairman-Col, D, A, Msc- :1 “,,,“:‘§§{,,';“;“§,?,,$“Y§,E§N‘,';‘”;§§?l Na“.5pzm}, -_¢,(.,)_,,f "1115, Z

a-mund every fireside in Prince Klnmm- able in advance lrorn liiziur 1x11» (iur-r-"nlr of the

Edward 151111111. “i111 the opening Secretary-Miss Jean Mg,¢:1)0ng1d_ ___ ,_ . (111111 ,~1_~_., ,1, , , of Canada's Third Victory Loan t‘ COOKS for Phgmf, " lO1lI1ii(IIiI131,l‘l()l') 1111i’ _ '1‘ a week from Monday next. Agricultural Advisory Committee - ‘ __"‘ap“5‘ l1(‘11."i((l vii-m» 1

0i :1)l'~.l(l.1l_§ '

smday‘ o°t°~ber m“ h“ bee“ (‘ONFEDERATION LIFE ixstin- NCE. 1r,

PREMIER. CAMPBELL

will be held in Charlottetown and other larger centres on that after-

dcﬁilsnﬂgf-‘d a? YECWPY {M81111 gulliiiy allaiéman J. J. Trainor, Bedford. . .i . w en 11¢ 111115 e15 0 B 61101111- . . Shaw Charlottetown, MR. E. w . . MR. w. u. V. DIINBAR , . ____ l1.‘ inations W111 be asked w lead n. A. prance,’ Freetown, 111111011111 91mm" chlillglllaacglvqNoN Vicc ciiaimiaii M“ P~.,.“"HT‘"R~"ER WOMEN'S Auxiliary of vie ‘M10111’ Mo) their congregations in the c0n- Lincoln Dewar, New Perth. b “r “y ,, Navy meeting Monday 111.4,, 0;,_ Y1K» @1111 sccratlon oi’ the greatest civilian 1 Domed‘ Dam w,“ be mnwijlncdi) whtn he effort (if the dpwabr) thus i’ar;O unld Banker‘. cumming‘ I C . 1mm)“ Lizriiice “HD1955 Ve CR? lCllr ry C9113!“ n35 B w k ' ,11_l1,11~,;1;1. airmen “A _ 1 .- -- or . RRIAGL A.‘\.\'()1..\L'E.\ll£\"i‘ ~11‘ “~1-

Chairman. A. B. Belcher, Manager Wll.

Bank 0i’ Montreal, Chic 11.10110 today‘.

——The marriage of M’ .> Ruth 31-11.-

noon, With the military forces W. R. Adams, Manager Bank of B 1 1d ’l‘l'le committee n11): '1" ﬂ-t taking an outstanding part, at NOVa scotia. (jiftown. . 7 as? 8y‘ e er ., $35,000,0001cr 0.1V l}, on“ a a

Mrs. George Bu. which all citizens will be urged to mpeg Mun” to He“

vey 13151101), B.A., soil Mrs. Calvin Bishop uil! i.i 11f. Desnble Chilivii l1

W. R. Cruikshank, Manage 11,0 1 Bank of Canada, Ch'town, r y“ R. S. P. Jardine. Manager Cans. dian Bank of Commerce, Char-

plcdgc their full support towards milking the undertaking an over- uiielmitig bUCCt-Jcﬁ.

TIFLTJJT}; (EST

Trustee Board

Al. each iii these opening cere- lottetown, - -.i » . ,. _,_ .., T.‘ mamas an “WM Conmmndo J. J‘ Monk’ Manager Provincial Wednesday Oct. l-i ii. [Lllérdtkn \\113K151)ruluhllel\gir31.11). .l.\(. Dagger will be an interest making Bank of Canada, Ch’town, Squadron, Made‘. G w Du m, Ad” mm, feature. The Commando Dagger Capt. N. W. Lowther, Provincial 01mm, execum. Se} 1' m" 110m: UNITED (7ll.-\R(iE-R.cv ‘ 1111s been ClIDSQII _as the dramatic Liaison Officer to the Armed membe} o! the ﬁe encdg ‘try mg J. A. Nicholson, hlllllnlﬂl‘. SPYHCFJ; - ---—» symbol of the Third Victory Loan Forces. of Trhsuiesl Depagtmen‘; so???’ Oct 111_u a_m_ cpmrul Chm MA", - _

Dr, Forence .\'liirr.iy of K0: 52

and each community on reaching its objective will dispatch its Com- mando Dagger to some particular military unit which represents it Overseas,

Prince Edward Island has al- ways been to the forefront in at- taining its War Loan objectives. This time the goal set is higher than ever before-one and three quarters millions of dollars to be wholly subscribed within the Prov- ince-—and in addition the Prov- incewill be allotted a proportion- ate share of the national subscrip- tions of large organizations and companies which have branch es- tablishments or do business here.

But while the sum is immense the objective is attainable. Each and every one will want to do their full share. It will and must mean savin and scrlmping and scratching olng without all the unesscntialy-“Flor Nothing Mat- ters Now But Victory." _

The selling of the bond-a wil. begin on October 19th. Immense preparatory work has been going on for weeks and throughout next week will be intensified.

Prince Edward Island will have o very complete and very en- thusiastic group of workers as tho

following partial list. of sponsor- ing organ zatiotis and working committees full demonstrates.

They will be on t eir toes till the finish bell rings and will assuredly have the full assistance and co- operation ol’ record breaking over- the-top Prince Edward Islanders from East Point to North Cape.

_ sronsons

Hon. B. W. LePage, Lieutenant Governor,

Hon. J. A. Mathieson, Chief Justice.

His Excellency, Bishop O'Sulli- van.

Rev. I. J. Levy, President Min- isterial Association.

B. Roy Holman, Mayor of Char- lottetown.

W. J. Lldstone, Mayor of Sum- merside.

Dr. Smallwood. Mayor of Sour!»

W. A. Johnston, Mayor of Mon- tague. Wilfred Tsinton, Mayor or A1- berton.

Willard McNeill, Mayor of Bor-

e1 .

llussel Champion, Mayor of Ken- lington.

N. D. McDonald, Mayor of Georgetown,

J. J. Trninor. President of P. E. I. Federation of Agriculture. Napoleon Arsenaiult, President g1’ P, B, 1, Fisherman's Union. Mrs, ,1'~‘red Gates, President 0f Women's Institutes for P. E. I. N. W. Lnwiher, President of Pro- vincial Command, Canadian Leg-

ion.

Dr. W. J. P. MacMillan, Presi- dcnt of Red Cross.

V. A. Alnsworth. President of Charlottetown Board nf ‘Frade.

A. R. Brcimnii, President of Summcrsidc Boiiixl of Tradf‘.

Melvin McQunid. President 0f Eastern King's Board of Trade.

Samuel Rowsell, President of Southern King's Board of Trade.

A. J. Mathcson, President o! West Prince Board of ‘Trade.

Dr. VI. P. McBride, President of P. E. I. Itlcrlical Association.

Mr. E. P. Foley, President of P. E. I., Pharmaceutical Assn.

R. R. Bell, President Law So- ciety of P. E. I.

Dr. G. L. Kccfe, President Den- tal Association.

Mrs. H. J. Gordon, President of Imperial Order Daughters of the Empire.

Mrs, stephen 'f‘rainor, President if Catholic Women's M58119-

PROVINCIAL EXECUTIVE Honorary Chairman Premier 'I‘hanc A. Cnmvbfllt K-C-

Chairman-E. w. MncKinnon. Vice chairman—W. H. V. Dunbar. Secretary-P. W. Turner.

Payroll Section Chairman-Col. Keith S. R08"!- Vice Chairman-Harry L. S6111‘. Vice Chairman-W. Cl. H088-

Special Names Section Chnirmgn-T, Alfrcch Pickard. Vice Chairman-E M. Bngmlll. Secretary-Miss Catherine M111"-

Administration Chairman-J, P. Gordon- Secrcfnry-C. Guy Scott. Treasurer-R. C. Stoddﬂrt.

General sales Section

Chairman-P. W. Turner. Secreiarv-Miss Allie Mathew-

PRINCE COUNTY

Chairman-W. E. Darby, LL. B. Vica Chairman-R, T. Dodds, Secretary-Mrs. Bessie Hansen.

District Chairmen

Tignlsh-J. A. Bernard. Alberton-Cyrll Leard. Query-Geo. M. Matthews. Tyne Valley-Thus. Nisbet. Lot 16-411mm McGregor,

Wellington—l!.‘nunanuel F. Gaudet.

Freetown-Leslie J. Simmonds. Kensingwn-John A. Thompson, M81118 ue-Ray mkerby-

Centre Bedeque-John A. Stewart.

Tryon-Elmer Gambia. Borden-R. St. Clair Rogers. Albany-Claude S. Delaney. Kinkora-P. L. Morris. St. Louis-Capt, J. R. Perry,

Mlscouche--Rev. Dr. M, Mon.

aghan. Capo Traverse-H. lived Irving.

summeraide-Mayor W. J. Lid-

atone. Payroll Section Chairman-db Alex Horne.

Vice (Zhairmam-C. H. MaicFariane.

Administration Chairmam-Vemon Matthews,

Vice Chairman-Thea. D. Car-

ruthers. Bhecial Names section

Chairman-D. O. Stewart. Vice Chairman-Henry Noonan.

General Sale; swarm

tional Defense. Ottawa. visited Charlottetown yesterday and me; e Provincial Advisory Committee maria Boﬂfd. virmcnis heade by Col. H. D. Johnson, M.D_ 3 Problems affecting the depend- ernts of member; of the armed forces firom this Province were discussed at lengtih. Squadron gifigalgnlllvlzﬂilthf-Xlzfhissed much sat- Co u“ work of the

I11 B Dress intervirw. he explain- ed that the Dependents Board of Tlfusfers have the dual respongt. bi 117V of safeguarding the puybllg funds. and also the interests and welfare of sirvloe men's depend- 3211:‘ more “tmistees" in noon

Y e team. Th iulr - "m! for sllbliementafry regssisez- ance from the Board are; the (“Pendants must be in receipt cf dellﬁndents’ allowance; they mug‘, be dependmts of members of the tﬂgrvioe forces of (the Province; and

Ere must be evidence of need. The-lo requirements being mot, a5. aistance is givrn not as a charity but as a matter of right,

BoThe provincml mmmubee of the

ml consists of ten memoirs from various pan-lg o; ‘he H,“ Vince. Their work is done withﬂut remuneration. 'I'1'1.’y instrumental in bringing mriny d... serving cas t t, the authormeesi 0 he attention of

Potato Crop

Shows Increase

€1;"ali;"ir:':...‘h‘f°-l s‘:ll';?“'“- Over L331 Year

Public Relations

Chairman-R, S. Hinton, Vice Chairman-A. R. Brennan.

QUEEN'S COUNTY

Chairman-Norman W, Lowthey, Vice Chairman- w, n, 511115, SeCNtBPY—MILs Florence Roper,

District Chairmen

Emerald-Th , lNeoi-th Wiltgliiirﬁmerklson 1m.

an. North Rustico-E. C. LePage Victoria-P. s. McEachern. ' Belfast-Martin MdcDona1¢ Cornwall-Kazan Howard, Stewart-Russel C, Clgrk,

Vernon River, Harold S. McLeod.

Hunter River-Murdock Cutcliffe.

Crapaud-Brent Wood.

Hampshire-J. G. McLeod.

Hampton-Clayton Morrison, Plyroll Section

Chairman-Edwin C. Johngtong, Vice Chairman-A. L, MacPherson.

Special Names Section

Chairman-George J. Tweedy. Vice Chairman-Simon Paoli,

Administration Chairmam-A. W. Hyndman, Gﬂllfrﬂl Sales Section

Chairman-E. M. B M11 seclﬂlfy-MPS- Phliallis Sinclair.

Pllbllc Relations Chairman-D, M, Gus, KING'S COUNTY

Chairman-A. F. McQuaid, x0, Vice Chairman-W, c, Johngwn, 5°°NtBYY—A. I". Campbell.

District Chairmen

Georgetown-Capt. C. M, 1mg. gerald.

Kllmuir—Murdock McGowan.

St. Peters-Chester Pratt. Murray Harbour-R. P, Brooks. Morell-E. Rossiter,

Murray River-Walter Buell. Cardigan-Andrew MacDonald, Gasperaux-Wendcll Graham,

Payroll Section Chairman-Eric MacKinnon. special Names " Chairman-H. D. McLean.

Admlnlst nlion

Chairman-Keir Clark. secretary-Mrs. Ruth MacLeod,

Gene ‘ Isles Section

UITAWA, Oct. s-rcrm- The Dominion Bureau of Statistics in its first estimate of the produc- tion of “lata crops", today e511. mated the Canadian potato crop this year at 43,047,000 hundred- welght, almost 4.000.000 hundred. Weight above the 1941 production 0f 39,052,000 hundredweight.

Other production estimates in Wdﬂyb CF01! “Port were: Com- mercial sugar beets, 701.000 tons °°1T1Dared with 711,700 in 1941: turnips. mansolds, etc, 31,658,000 hundredwelght compared with 3i,- 354000; fodder ccrn, 4,323,600 ton; compared with 4,153,800; alfalfa, 3.035.000 tons compared with 2,- 726.800.

The potato estimate of 43,047,- 000 hundrcdwelght represents the highest production for the Domin- ion slnce 1934 when a crop of 48,- 02,000 hundredweight was harvest- e .

The 1042 yields in Prince Ed- ward Island are "notably better" than s yenr ago, while the Nova Scotia and New Brunswick yields are also heavier. In Quebec and Ontario the crop is slightly under 1941, and below the average yield for these provinces. The Mani- toba. potato crop is giving “the same yield as in 1941." while saskatchewan and Alberta are digging the best potato crops in many years. The British Columbia crop is practically unchanged frcm a year ago.

Pasture conditions at sept, 30 were appreciably below average in Nova Bcotia and New Brunswick. and just slightly below average in Prince Edward Island, Quebec and British Columbia. In the Prairie Provinces and Ontario, pastures were better than usual at this

do. .

The production of potatoes this year was from 505,000 acres com- pared with 507,100 acres in 194i, yields per acre of 85 cwt. and 77 cwt. respectively. By rovlnces the production in hun rediwelght ls estimated as follows (1941 fig- ures in brackets): Prince Edward Island 4,773,000 (3,192,000); Nova Bcotia 2,498,000 (1,887,000); New Brunswick 6,414,000 (5,7360,000); Quebec 10,990,000 (ll,475,000); On- tario 7,076,000 0.5790000); Mani- toba 2,610,000 (3,150,000); Sask. atchewan 4.485.000 (2,585,000); Al- berta 2,708,000 (1,950,000); British Columbia 1,495,000 (1,498,000).

IN WAR WORK NOW

Balata, formerly used in golf balls, is now used in making self-

sealing fuel tanks for airplanes.

Chairman-L. H Poole. Vice Chairman-J. J. Condon.

Public Relations

Chairman-E. H. Stewart.

Vice Chairmnm-C. H. I-lorion. Vice ‘Chairman - Major J. I. Sierns, M. C.

MR. W. E. DARBY, LL. B. lTiFFELQQVQPY

Family Worship Most Necessary Speaker States‘

SAINT JOHN, Ovt 9 - "Family worship must lie restored in evFIiY hcmc," Sfllfl Rev. E A. Thompson of ‘Toronto, speaking beicre the clcsing session r15 ttie Synod of the Maritime Provinces of the Pres- i terizm Church in Canada. last inght Ln the Church 0i St. Jchn and St Stephen.

He urged that the church set out on a crusade against the forces of

evil cw rampant in the world. “The tFflCllllIgS of Christ are positive, he smd. “We must be

ready to make an offensive against the powers of darkness, cavtmg off all tlmidity and inertia, knowing that in i110 power of God there is nothing that is impossible v"

Ho sgroko of the glorious D055 01 the Church of Gcd, when it stood against strong cine-mics and van- quished them, and the heroism of men like Livingstone, who gave their ‘iiv-es that truth should be made known to darkened corners of the world

“Men must eifier be governed by God, or they will be ruied by tyrants." said Rev Mr Tﬁicmtﬁﬂn. quoting the famous word: of Wil- liam Penn He said that the church must to reridv to stcrm 1h» battle- ments of l-lcll in a great offensive.

Must Never Retreat

"The church must never beat a strategic retreat It must launch forth in the power of God and trusting in the Wcrd of Gcd kncwing that before Ilis hosts the gatcs of hell shall cruﬂl-bie.”

Fainhy \\‘Ol‘:[ll1) in t-hehcmc is of

Much War Work Done By C. W" L.

During the six months between April 1 and Sent. 3O a. large quant- ity of war work was cOmpletcd bv the various Catholic Women's League groups in Charlottetown. working under the Rod Cross. A rcport of this wozk has been sub- mitted by the Convennr of War Work. Mrs. F.J. Cascv 0f the Charlottetown Sub-division.

This comprehensive rcncixt reveals that in these months the Llklilli

members completed the following articles: Children's ‘ wcnr _ ll nighties, 7 dresses, 4 pairs py dmris,

2 pullovers, and 2 WlIlClb'.'f‘.1l{'.‘l‘S; Itifnnﬁs wear — 4 sweaters 2 lion- ncts, 1 pair bcctccs, 2 pair mhts and 58 diapers.

I-lcsnlfrils sutvnlfcs prepared bv the wrinen included: 98 steriliza- tion squares, l0 surgeons chm, hzcspital gowns. l pneumonia jack- c

The contribuiinn for the armed IOTCOS_“'lTSf 67 pairs socks, 3 scrirvvs 37 11.1115 mitts and gloves, 16 pull- over swcatcgs, 7 helmets. l2 pair seamens stcckings. \V0men'5 aux- ihtiry _. 1 nriir ankle socks and 1 navv sweater.

Worl; at Rod Cross House — Cut 184 a1 cs. mncle 59 pilnw slips, 21 she. .. 8S R"d Cross bands, 45 sicrhe bandage covers, 4night3p1\'11§ l6 triangular bandages, Iﬂhr-[Ipd and DﬂPkPd cs4 quilts. l2 ch11 "en's gowns were zilrn mrirlo. s10 was don- nted to the Rod Cress 111111 $2 for jc-llv making.

Willkie Safe Despite

Jap Bombing Effort BY J. REILLY O'SI'lil.lV.-\.\" (Associated Press Staff Wrllerl WITH THE CHINESE ARVIY

IN NORTH CHINA, Oct. 0_(.»\P1 — The Japanese hnvp fnilcd ngnin

. b Fffﬁggloouégaigggcgeﬁncgnginhgniréd in what appears to have lrcn n that all (liilrzh leaders bring 11cm:- wﬁlgiﬂnrd “If?” 1° 5'"- WWW" ‘ " w‘ 1 til llll)3l‘lil11(‘0 of ‘ 1° v , v lJ(l"ﬂ\l‘l<‘l(“u11li/(lCigallllluslliiili} ‘if the ,,0Tg:f‘;3g1‘° -1-"11‘»“;)"-“‘ 110(1)“ I . -, ., 55.0.21. d: ._._ Hm .1." . "nviiicv 1'1’ nvlxlgc Cceiinlnliiéilbh; ‘ch11 (‘r Lcyﬂné’ 5*“ a d m.i f" an! work “M; we w“ .1] s, "tinned n t 1 coir-h .1 ofRcv w Sam’ ‘Duncan urge siding there 11.11.11 (vdenlly mt that Chem-l attention should be believed was the one carrying Elven to the distressing increase Presiding R0¢5"'1‘"$ 091571181 1'0- . . res. of Juvcnhe delinquency and that an"? 231$“ g3 .p szclnneur °I m’:

the prcblcul is u grave one unide- scrvlng cf immediate uttcnitzcn The comrmttce aisg drew 0111111110" to the increasing ccnsunlptlcn of alcohoiic liquors and urged, that action be taken i0 crmbat 1n every ipcsslbfe way this S?l‘1()l1S situation.

During the nficrnccn sedcrunt the committee m1 $011115 P69111195 work gave rfipOfiS of the ncllviiy" of iiic past year The 00111101161‘ 15 RievLlcyd McLellan of Scotxburn, 10,5 _ In his rcpcrt he stressed the scope of m‘; work being done, and

noted encouraging progress. Rev John Nuic of St John s, Nfd. gave it vivid and infcrnmtive ad.

dress, with a demonstration of the f1sinne1ogi'apfi as rm 11111191111119 medium of instruction

Financial Progress

Rev. Carlyle Wcbstcr, reporting for the budget cnlrmittcc present- td a careful analysis of the finan- cial situation, and showed that real prcgrcss has been made during the past year and that the future prospects nre most encouraging.

Rev, C.J. St. Clair Jeans, min- istrr of the Church cf 5i John and St Stephen. advised ihc svnCd of the progrcss bcing made toward the establishment of g system of religious education in ihe schools.

The syncd agreed that» the syncd rticuld meet next year in Truro, NS. unless circumstances ovrr ivhich the syncd has no con- trcl should make another pace of meeting necessary.

Rev. Aliiscn Madcap. Station NB. on behalf of the synod moved n hearty vctc ilmnls I) the Chumh of St. John

Harvey

of Baird cf

Sanderson Trial Adjourned Until Oct. 15

Six witnesses were on the stand yesterday u the hearing of (‘lar- cnce Sanderson, charged with hit and run driving, continued hiforo stipcndiary Magistrate G. J. Tweedy. The case was further tid- journcd until Thursday next.

‘Those testifying yostcrday were Cyrus Blrt_ Pcakfs Simian; Elsie McEwcn. Morclli Alien Martin, Charlottetown; Floyd Johnston, (re-called) Murrnv River; Raul- ston Johnston and Dornn Ilynes (re-culled).

Mr. Iicsfer O'Donnell appeared for the accused whilc Sgt. K. W. H. Engcl, R.C.M.P. handled the case for the prosecution,

and St Slmhcn for thc courtesy extended during the meetings litre. The organist and choir were can. grntulated on their spriui r1 ech- tributicn to the impwsslvc d". vofional services.

The moderator, Rev. DY. Samuel Davies, pI‘(‘=1C(‘('l nt the PlPmlllll se- dcrunt and the Rcv. I): Frank (fhipntnn, N B was the cicrk of synod.

our. N. w. LOWTlIER, llLM. Queen's County

m5 , . v1 ' s 1 ti: ktl~,‘ ' 1" f ed; iron are wk» getting going? ioiiditgg left Noun‘). ‘C A’ 13"I‘.c u‘; llltnsrllizafllﬂinlﬂllllhllzlinll- 2 ‘Getting 11ml‘?! to Lhﬁe "19" 1 36C‘ JGIQ/W Tmlrgln) for lvhn assisted in 11v \\.'\y in iheir meant 1‘(‘.\,illll1)ll()l‘i of training which 591'" C‘! 90f“ 110-1‘ 111 K117111101 T111‘? raw", ‘vim m, 1mm,’ “l,” H“

collection t

10-10-31

silver offering lur tnlssidzi i: 2-30. Pleasant Grove. 01111 war savings certificates; . You, service beginning with a sing song. LAC. Paul Baird, RAF, SpCfllll soloist. 10-10-11.

SYNOD COMMISSIONERS RE- TURN-—The Ministers and l? who attended the Maritime 5y of the Presbyterian Church

11.1111.’ irrlii" 2f Sire-e: or ivrlie 10-10-21.

3L Saint John returned after a most

successful and inspiring during which they hoard eminent speakers.

setlerltnt several

DANCE IN ARMOCRIES —- Aj). proximately 500 people were m attendance at the dance 1a. nigh-y in the Armc/urles. The entertain- ment Wﬂs sponsored by members of the Sergeants mess of the l Reserve Armoured Rcgimer‘

. lght Horse ‘Those p ni spent an enjoyable evening d. cng H to the music of Don MCS5CT5 or- chestra.

MR. A. F, MCQUAID, K.O. King's County

lllzore Ganuck Troops Reach

n ~'., U11 ‘Jtinin

' ' —-—— ufdﬂv. s the n1 NURSING RESERVE ortoce- at 2 r1111. for curs; ch n, Chor- Nurses Reserve Group 6135505 in rY V0365‘. ___._ Central Royalty; School W617‘ corv- DL-UIOND-At the ‘Icspiwil, SOMEWHERE IN ENGLAND. t11111°<1 111115 wcrk on Tiicsrmr Oct, 0, 104:, c -

Diamond. in his . are nsfiilg . Home. ivhcre hrlii

c. ~(CP Cablel- Long trains 111E115 Mrs. Wcndall Wood R. N 811th goidicrs hanging from 0W7)‘ defm‘ “Tukﬂtﬂnh 111 m" H011"? 811d utndmv brought thousands of M15- PWS-ﬂﬂ Bﬂk RN spoke on ffﬁQps of n. Canadian armored divi- “"9 or 1P1‘ P1116111 In sicn tn camps of southem E116‘ dmﬂn F1 WT)‘ mm? 5-’ 311d mllfh hind from ports where they hnd- ‘ﬂmdcclated,dm1°11511®1°11 011 H1‘- pd an“. n quiet Crossing from 1.1101211 resplrcitzoii was given Last Canada. 11111115 mews was wnducted by

Glad w get their land legs again. Mrs-Rﬂv1<@enanR~N. Who siwke on the men whom Maj-Gen. F F‘. Tdeatrnents The closing meeting Worthington cnnmands soon mddc will be held on Tuesday next when themselves at homo in barracks HQH- D1‘. W J. P. lvlcﬂiilan already’ waiting for them. Without W111 be the smoker. even pausing to 111ml for the lzvld- _ ~—--

‘ "e awaiting them, they osk- Sl.\ SOLDIERS I.E.1\\'E — Six

remains cliffe Funeral criil SPYYKW‘ will he afternoon, scrizcn s’: Intcrmcut. Pulpit‘.

Card of Thanks

The husband mother and fiiiniiy ni’ the llllc Mrs I. l’. \\'hiii~ ni-h

Privates GR.W. Donahue,

tho Atlantic crossing interrupted “TF6: _ _ I __ . _ _ They i111 wanted t0 know the tank 17111561111“: _ C M. 1111111110111. K111111- 2133121119,‘, ff,‘,,‘._,,3:"1*,,,,‘ ‘1|:‘[‘l\:<r:\:"‘nl: silvllgth of their (hvision and look- Lgm- R E I1“'111YI. Kfmhfitl, ‘m, Tm fl," ‘ ‘

ed up old friends who preceded ‘ s -~ DJ D?""1111\'. Glﬂﬂ“ Bﬂl’: “~ p“ " . . ., them hcrc to find out whether J- 1119115 14711511191111, and F‘ C. the tanks are similar to those on P1115119 N011“ Sydney- Befcre __________

which they \VOI'k9d in Canada. kavmg they ‘"15 Dmsented With

Sercrnl Canadians said their only clgamw,“ b)’ the PY°V111¢1R1 50v- wigh 11-... that "ire will be part n! “Ynmenv ﬁbrous“ the Carri: 0n that in" ivhlch is gOing tn open 980W $11111“ Th!‘ PM" “lions up the .~ "cud front which we hear “f” ~110ked after by a YPPTP-‘Pnl- so much about» aiive of the Canadian Iﬁginn War

The troons came from many Serwces"

parts cf Cnnndn, but the majority

Card of Thanks

TE A c n12 R s‘ rnnnnsrrow “

was from th east. Many units were represented for in addition alps {RED (‘BOSS-The Execu- o scmc wmmenta: formnlions 1e o the Prince Edward Island

there were reinforcements drawn Teachers‘ Federation "t 0119 0-’

from a. score of battalions sfill in their meemlg‘ “U111”! 111i‘ DH“ Canada’ summer decided to donate $10000

towards war work of seine kind.

_ I I I It was the unanimous desire of all

the members that this sum hc Riven towards Red Cross ‘War

Work, and as the r." 1t the

Prince Edward Island Dirt-ion of " W" the Crlnndirln Red Cross 1>"1‘,"fi‘- 1

Rcgina, a "dark horse" candidate ted by m"; ‘(plmmd “mm”?- \\'.1u zfglltjllffd at the last minute sUCcEqq-Iq‘ nmnnF_A

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u; 111p NiLllillfll Convention in 19- smceRq-u] mid”, Whip“ ,, l. L98 iiitd i'<>i~(l\c;1 \\'.dc support; mm,“ or MFG)" w.) ‘on fr‘ my .‘ -C0l. (ls ""- A Drcwv of Rm bros; ‘WW1; ‘,1; 1H,, "J

1,. Oz‘. Ccnscnativc Brizmon Cm) xwuprlhv (_

noon Once fVllllll I\f::~. llir for placed her 111111 n‘ 1h‘ ili s11 0f the Red Cross and n11 those in attendance enjoyed n good after.

smith, PITSiClCIII of v of Ztiahit-oba who “'55 pronnnczit at the recent Port

In Memoriam

Ho , 0111., "unofficial" oc-n- , lYTErIPCE cf (Linscrvative Laymen "mns play‘ ‘Ind "f m“ “m9 “"1" In loving TTTPIIIUIT 0i‘ .\. Vi-rrlft Til Se‘. turn a sntemeilt o! “i?” a “PM” ""1"" T11" 1 ' n(\\\-l1ll\\l1i\llll‘illl(‘1\1l)i'l'll, 1'11. 1m 'l11'i beliefs‘ mun?" “T” T“ ~"v*‘““*""1‘ .

‘ ‘ liﬂiﬂ,‘b1kc.. ‘conservative Mr: (‘Iinrlcs Dwi [ﬂying p111‘ kind in iill his \\. '-~ xhﬁiylyor Oflyivl, yimfe of Cqmlllgns A- Lnlvscn: 3w. . _ ~ 1111-1111" ‘llll ju~t (ii llii- lIHa 4. his f0" tho Sdslvitzhcunn constlturncyr 1111211"; (lthﬁhlrs F. A .-\ 1-1.“ , “fink? cgmkc Sm“ and former Mulch; 51h,__\1_-_a ,1 11v _\ pguqpg; Sincere Zlllll kind in lll‘iil'l and Illlllll 5.1 “rvchmvnii Conservative Lmadcr; 6"-‘»—Nrrs- A c‘ Sim!“ Th‘ what 1n.|h-'mmml mom“). h“

ll. "ard GYM-u. Member for van- Mrs. M, A, Farm". 71v‘ 1 ”< . . ‘i "m4 I ~ wr- ‘lllll l"'llllll\' ' (‘r y scuifi and n leader among H?“ "aft" “WW0 ‘Fill rlcwiirrl 1--- 5W" ."““ “ " ‘ ‘ ' 1, l1 (‘n1 bin Cv-llscrvatlv-s-s; ‘ km“ Tfﬁrlds rind Mrs I1 1i. Thrn“ m"o'h _

Juacph Hi1 "is, Member for Tor- P11001713’ for‘: (‘l1fll"'(‘ 0f n11 arms, »- c1210 Dzmtovlh who was a can. 11101115. diriaic 1c,- the leadership at the -—- — -A- 19ft; convention; Per-s nals

Premier John Bracken of Mani- toba hcnd 0f a coalition govern- mcnt which includes Conservatives who has ihririticd he is not in- cd in sun." Conservative s11!- 1F he 11v line the party lend- (Infnrmcd sources said, how- 11 is considered Mr.

Major Wm. Reid arrived home last evening for Thanksgiving.

N. D. MacLean

UNDERTAKER 1 EMBALMER

Charloilclnivn and North Wilialiir:

The Misses Theresa 'I‘r;ii11nr, Vivian M0l_\‘1l1‘f\l1.\' and Marv {Vinc- Doni-ild of this city have recently returned from n trip to Sydney, Halifax, Mnnelmi ﬂllfl other parks of the Marilinics.

at.‘ ever, that Bhckrn hxi- not flllﬂllv closed the door mid uizcht sill be persuaded

to nllmv 111s iinmc to go before lhc A Plmne I49 coilfgln‘nllliictlotiticl of Toronto, a qssLmmardkdm fhmhurr- . _ ..

1Sg,€‘,1“,§,f,jj*;;,g',‘, ,3;=““1“"°" °l m” .-.-t-.-.-.Z-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-t£i.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.*.~.-.-.-.-. 11.12. '.\l.1".\'fll1nn oi’

lTlISlIIOFSIIIEH who

Vancouver. has

prnmzrcnt l

oivui ‘i crviccs to the Munliions A a

and v Department in various I

cn1~:i..i.i. tiuring the present war; - . , .- - , . .. . [fl Fl-Qp v m), H 1L stow“ m. vancouvelz “hnsneuel “ill lei him Like the “.1101 of I t .

—Rev. 22:17. This offer will be presented in the Gospel preached n! the GOSPEL Tl<]I\"l‘—-I‘|’1‘lil{ PRINCE 5T-

ilitl‘ member of the Cabinet of Ilminef-t who split with and lcfi the Ministry of "iznilvc government elect-

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my.“ mo. l: 1 A _ hnhe gas been’ (glpqgjlhn a: sunday__7 p_ 3L v.1 1c misc o I nmcns v ,- sirw ‘metric-float. of Dr. Mnhlon, it '- D" x“ In" To Anon‘! ‘s uiucrs co that Hon. R, B I I . . , nivsf-J of Fredericton will ‘i0! “"5? I-N-ﬂ-H-Hvﬁ-JH-‘I-lk‘ Ilﬁ-‘l-FT-‘lﬁ- ‘l 1r

510k 111.9 Nalional Licadershi).