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‘o’ "Fl" lu small domes matters men don't really care what their wivca grimly Want to have the gesture made that rcwfllllzfifl them Bl

“and this and pin .‘ v wit. ubsdsdwreny t being =11l$§"§(§'11fv their wiNFa. They ugly Ncaentmthe rgw wrfv m which their

be aluvngiue will dispute that it is lust as much a husband's business in q a l? fly of sunshine ' the home as it is the wife's, and that it il Ne} sgmf" up to him to Wflz.‘ the smile that won't come ofl’ as it is" w ‘W "i in marriage it la a condition and not a theory that confronts h“ m0. and she saves a lot of wear and tear on her disposition and her urcles if she just accepts the holv estates as it-is, and not as it SAVING A SCENE

Mnllfhen Husband comes home fr the brace with the pouta, she W tell him not to act like a spoiled brat. She hustles up a good

h“ - “m! tells the children in be vex: quiet because poor, dear Father ts E such a hard day! and is so tire . Which saves a scene and en-

"1 to set down o of his blah horse with dignity.

"hm h Pu a woman asks why she should make so much more effort to

h" 0w cr husband's affections than he does to lree her in love with him,

more! n commonsense sup lies the answer: is use it is so much "urmllortsnt to the wife han it is to the husband to keep the home to- n - To the woman managing is her vocation as well as her avoca-

m]. and to have her home broken up means. in most cases, financial as

l! spiritual bankruptcy.

plo:yltlileswlvgs ara dependent upon their husbands, They either married

. v d fit-ted themselv s fo ny aelf-supportln occ pati , Rf we u r their jobs when theey mafrrled and for , ears Nave gone $11M rhmwn P3? and wash and baby-tend. And if a middle-age they are

in", m0 rm their own. with helpless little children clinging to their

.: av are the moat forlorn 81rd piteous creatures in the world.

in‘ he "l you see one of these err-wives. whose husband has been taken

m“ ‘elk v a vounger and more glamorous woman. going from office to

m" v-‘he ing the work she is incompetent to do: or when you ace g div. <1 as once had a fine house. and both been sirrrounded by tvery

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CONFEDERATION LIFE INSUR- ANCE. tr

COOKS for Guistmaa Photo- graps. Evenings lav appointment.

PROPERTY CHANGES — The Strathcona. Hotel property, Grafton Street has been acquired by Mr. HF. Van Iderstine. Mr. Van Ider- stlne recently sold his residence, comer of Hillsboro and Grafton

, Streets, to Mr. R1). Webster.

RESERVE ARMY DIEMBERS IN

— Approximately 125 men’ rof the 17th Reserve Armoured Re-I l girnent, Prince Edward Island Light ' i-iorse went into camp yesterday at I the Brighton Compound. The nren

W111 undergo training for tlronext. two weeks. ‘Iiiey are principally members of the unit who were un- able to attend camp in August, it was learned. The men Will live in the. huts erected at the compound not long after the outbreak of war and used for a time by members of

AWARDED CONTRACT — A former Islander, Major I) A. Mac- Donald, has been awarded the con- tract to make enlargements and re- novations to the war" services but of the Canadian Legion branch at Moncton. Major MacDonald was the contractor for the

building.

DANCE AT ARMOURIES —-An enjoyable dance was held at the Armour-res lust night‘ under_ the auspices 0i.’ the Ladies’ Auxiliary of the Armourics Dance Committee with Mrs. Lrn Brown as Conven- or. There was a. good attendance of soldiers, sailors, airmen and cilvlliand. Music wt"; finished by the New Dome Orchestra.

CARD PARTY~ The Rcbekahs held tlbeir third card party in the Oddfellows Hall last evening. Prize winners for Bridge were: 1st Mrs. Walter Brown, 2nd. Mrs. L H. Coffin; Mcnts’ 1st. Prof. Bar- low, 2nd, Mr. Jack Saint; Ladies. 1st. in Auction Mrs. Alfrcd Frizzell, 2nd, Mrs. Horace Gill; Gents, 1st. M1’. S F‘. Tarbudh, 2nd. N11‘, H. A. Ma

POLICE COURT — One female vagrant up before the 001166 001111 yesterday morning W115 give“ 3° days. The case of a man having unlawful possession of intoxicating liquor was fined $200 and 005M 01'

3 months in jail, while the case of Mr

another up on a similar charge was adjourned until the 23rd. Another prohibition offender loft the pro- vince before being served his sum- mons.

SUPPER AT HOLY REREEMER HALL — About 400 people were served a delicious chicken 511F991‘ at the Holy Redeemer Hall lus even- ing. The winners of the l0tl8T195 are as follows: a cushion won by Mrs. Alcthn. Noonan, Bedfiquei luncheon set. Miss Mary A cor- covan, 174 Sidney St. and a chicken dinner, Miss sfarsaret Cormler. spring Park Road.

HALL COMPANX MEETS —’I‘l'1_e annual inc-cling of the Odd Ybllows Hall Co. Lid, was lililil lust mgni. with the President M1‘. H. v Leitclr nresldurit. 111B YQDOYl-fi 0A the officers were rccclved. also the report of the Auditor. The elect- ion of directors resulted as follows. G s, Ryan, F. Adams, 11.0.1“. Gill,’ P D. Worth, J P Campbell. If;G-, Leitclr. After the annual hrectmfl. the drrccltlrs hold a mcclms and elected the officers as follows. P1P“. sident, H.G. Llcitch: Vice President.‘ Fulton Adams; Secretory. AQ-F‘ Gill.

JOINT RECEPTION HELD An enjoyable post-iruptrnl joint re- ception Wils) held Tuesday by 1W5- S G. Pcppm, 99 Upper Prince street, in honor of her daughter, in-law, Mrs. Peppin, wife of Sub." Lleut. Arthur J Pcppln. and lrer daughter, Mrs. Keefe, wife of Licut. Thomas J. Keefe. The former was

‘married last week in Ontario and

the latter during the sunrmcr. The home was tnstily decorated for the. occasion with fall flowers. Mrs.| Peppln, Mrs. Kccfe, and the two brides received the guests. Mrs. W, J.P. McMilnu and Mrs. RB

Hurst; poured tea. nnd the following assisted: Mrs. Arthur Mulch. MP5- Gcozge Vnn Busklrk, Mrs, Reginald Altken, Mrs. A.J. Murphy. M-TS- M- McNeeley, Mrs. Frank McMillan, Misses Marian Mahzrr", frls Mcbell- an, Miriam Shaw, Margaret Doyle. and Gertrude Covle. Ladies usher-

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luxurv 11-h g -- "M! in a cheap boarding h u e o grudgingly nnlrl. alimony, Dlllylitt wonder that wiva make ever9y lefforxlt to keep their husban‘ . 31011:‘,

lng to the dining room rvoxe, Mrs, D.J. Riley and Mrs. Ernest Mc- Carey. The door was attended by‘ Miss Phyllis McMifan.

HONORED BY THE CHOIR-At the close of the Choir rehearsal Wednesday evening the Member-s of Trinity United Church Choir met in the East Parlor of Heartz‘ Memorial Hall and held u most enjoyable function, The guests of. honor were the Mixes Thelma‘ and Elaine Ramsay. who are shortly to be nlarricrl. The even- ing passed pleasantly with a short rogramme which included rend- ngs by Mrs. Hugh Miller and Mrs Angus McEaohern, vocal solos by Miss Margaret Stems and Mr. Stanley Beard and Piano solos by Mr. Rov Mugford, Prof. Roy Ken- dall after reading a poem of his own composition descriptive of the girls which wns very much enjoy- ed, prescntcd the brides elect with fts on behalf of the choir. He- reshments were then served, The table was attractively decorated with Mums and candles. At each end was placed a Wedding Cake with miniature bride and oom.l Dr. Hugh Miller in a

he had done in the Church. After the singin the peasim‘ to a close.

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FUNERAL THIS The funeral of James F. MoCarvilla Wrlll be held at 8.45 this morning from his late residence. 19 Hens. 12y Strgctihto St, Dunsmrrs Basil-

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LOCAL SAILOR RECOGNIZED -—In the news pictures showing at the Prince Edward Theatre this week a local sailor ha; been recog- Illwd. it ls thought. He is Hubert Q1111“. 50H of Mr‘, turd Mrs Rich- lrd Quinn, 65 Richmond Street.

FROM MONTAGUE-Mr. Bamugl Rowsell manager of the Bank of Nova Bcotia. at Montague, P.E.I., who is at present enjoying hi5 rm- nual vacation, is spending mm, days in Sydney Mines, guest or

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Personals

ML’. J. W. S. Marshall, Balirfhx, who has been in the province on business leaves on return tra morulnc. While here be ltayed at the Queen Hotel.

l/t. 001. 1" C. Ha lnflon . . General staff Office‘; , Lapwing,

6, Halifax leaves on return this moming after havi Lngpacted yarious nulitary unite the prov- nee.

of Mrs. Preston

Many friends ;sorrtner, Parkdale will regret to

g lie-am that she has entered the

Prince Edward Island Hospital for treatment and hope foa- a speedy FCCOVBFY‘.

Mr. Peter Claz-kin, Emyvale, left Wednesday morning for Ottawa to attend the wedding of his daughter Clam. He will also visit his dough- ier Eileen who is attending college at Villa Mfarie, Montreal.

Cpl. C. P. “Chlck" Williams, R. C A F.. has arrived in the city to spend a short leave at his home Cluck who was one of the best hockey piayers developed here is 100M115! flue and is renewing many old acquaintances.

Tlvifed Church Presbytery Notes

The Prince Edward Island Pres- bytery of the United Church or Canada meta short time ago in l-ienrtz Hall, Charlottetown, at 10:30 am. Rev.S.J. Boyce acted as IINterim Chairman in the absence of Rev, T.A. Wilson, who arrived later.

v. W.A. Mac arrie was Sec- retary. The Eixecutive of the W.M. S. and the members of the Pres- bywfy worshipped together. Mrs. A.J. Matncson, President of the W.M.S. took part 1n the service.

After the devotional riod the Presbytery heard the ocket read and proceeded to its regular bug- mess. The minutes of the last meet- ing were presented by the Secretary Each member had already received a. printed copy. The minutes were Bil-Outed as read. Rev. L.M. Murray was appointed Assistant Secretary and Rev. J.A. Nicholson was ap-

pointed reporter. The Presbyterys passed a resolut- ion expressin i syrn thy with is illness.

Rev. John St ling in has been a faith-

Rlev. lvir. Stir ful member of 1e Presbytery for

Ilium’ year's and he was missed at

the meeting. A letter was received from Rev. 1'88 Tiller of Cavendish

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Ration Board

The personnel of the local ration board for the Town of Montague was announced yesterday by Mr. 6.1-1. Barbour, Prices and Supply

o! the Wartime Prices and Trade Board, Charlotte- town.

Mr. Keir Clark 1| the Chalmran, ‘and Mr. AI‘. Campbell is the Secretary.

Mr. Clark, a well known merch- ant in the town, and err-mayor, re- places his worship Mayor William Johnston. at the latterls request. Formerly, it was announced that Mr. Johnston would act s; choir- man. but he has declined in fuvor of his predecessor. l

There will be four other local ration boards in the Province, but as yet the personnel of these boards has not been announced. ‘

There W111 be several other mem-_ bers on _the Montague Board, but their names are not available at Present pending official confirm- ation from Ottawa. r

Ab!) 500 of these local ration boards will be established

BCFOSS Canada. They are wmposed of ocal men and women who are fam-

iliar with the problems in their

cgfiglrlunggyrtnud ttllnergfore are in s 5i l0

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A quiet wedding of interest to a wide circle of friends took plnce at 2130 last evening when Marv Kemp

1 909ml’ formerly of New York was united in marriage to elf-Mayor 099m? Dudlel’ Wright of Charlotte-

town. Thirty invited guests were

present at t e ceremony which was

grin-formed biy the Rev. C ebster 0f Z on chug};

The happy couple were attended

Mr. and. Mrs. Samuel Kennedy,

‘W lle little Roberta Sutherland was

the charming flower

bride looked very lovely in | gown

of Royal purple velvet and wore a corsage of roses.

After the ceremony a buffet lunch was served to the guests.

The bride has been prominent in musical cégcles in Boston, having 5m n elfltlftl h in first city, owlflsla tlliseol c c umh

. He was Mayor of the Citv from 1918 to 19-1 20 and subsequently served sc-veral‘ benns as Water Commissincr. Hrl was re-elcctcd Water Commissioner, by BOCIB-Irvllloh lust January and he

has continued to take an active. 1n- vterest in everything affecting the r community. l

The Guardian Joins with a host‘ 0f friends in extending best v.'i;,.r<~s' t0 Mr. and Mrs. Wright. on fills happy occasion.

Presentation 0f Medals Yesterday

The Confederation Chamber» was the scene of a ceremony of more than passing interest yesterday afternoon at 8 p_m.. when Captain Murdock James MacLenn was Drflflerrted with an Imperial ser- vice Medal for IOng and faithful service and Constable Strong. R. C.MP., received the Rovnl Cun- adian Humane Association mcclul for the rescue of Arnold McCul- lum, elcven-year-olcl son of Flying Officer J. W, F. and Mrs. ltfcCr-l- lum, from the Hlllsboro River on 8th of April. 1942,

In making the presentation to Captain MacLean, His Honour, Llizért-Governor B. W. LePagc sa :

"There has been forwarded to me from the Hon. J. E. Mlchn 1d, Minister of Transport. an Impor- lal Service Medal, which His Rial]- csty the King has bccn rzrnlcioru _v pleased to award to Captain Mur- dock James Maoiienn. former Master of the Canadian Govern- ment Steamshi "Laureutian" for long and filll-hPlll service

“In presenting you, Capt. Muc- Lean. with this Imperial Service Medal on bchnlf of Hi5 Majesty the King, I wish to extend to you my heartiest congratulations. This is a reward 0r token awarded to you for your long and faithful service

His Majesty's Govermmnt. This Medal is only awarded to those who merit it. by their fulth- flult and efficient attendance to

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"Mou have brought honour, not only to yourself. but to your na- tive Province as well, and the gltlgns of__t,l7_is_Prov1noe are proud

Soldier. Mir. WE. Brooks spoke of the part the La. men had in Church work. He to u of the book- let, "Thou Therefore Oughtest" which will aoon be placed in the

01:0 asking change orf Pastoral Relations.

hands of all ministers. He stressed

for a Th was referred to the Pastoral Relations Committee. Much cor- respondence was brought to the at- tention of Presbytery. Ilettarl from Rev. (LA. Christie and G. Bisco and many others were read. Re- ports were received concerning the Rood work of the students on their respective mission fields. re- Ports were referred to the Com- mittee on Education and Students. A11 students under the direction of the Ruabytary were certified to their colleges. One young man was received as a student for the Mirr- try. Rev. h Miller spoke of the need of 1i rature for inmates of Dorohestar Penitentiary. This “ was brought to the Prea- lvytery in a letter from Rev. Canon Spurr. waa referred in the committee on Ev 11am and Social Service. was re-

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5118f? A lctler oeived from luv. K. Sullivan, now in the (Jhaplaincy service.

Reports were given by the oom- missioners to the General Council. Revs. WJ. Green Dr. Hugh Mill- or dang, Messrs, in. MaoFarlane an

Church and s eased the need of spiritual dedication. Rev. Dr. ith Mr. ke of an

of . .Mac- Memorial the temperance delegation ime Minister and other ca o ages an p g - oloill 1' 0311' Me a ‘Srflir $151‘ buteto the new Moderator, m.

d cusaion was held under tre direct-

the importance of the Murray Ifimd. The reports were rccelvur by the Presbytery’ with applause. The Presbytery met in tire nfter- noon at 2:30. A short devotional e was held, Mr. W. E. Brooks reported the success of the Laymerra Annual Conference which was held in York. Rev. A.B. Weir presented the M. d: M. report. The allocations for all the Churgca in the Hesbgtery were read and on motion accepted. The M. a M. ro- port was adopted after considerable

on.

Dr. Endioott of Toronto was then heard with pleasure by the Pres- wtery. He reported that in the

Savings‘ Certificate Cam- paign for the Charm Debt. — $1.- ,000. was received. He iuled out the fact that President ose- velt is now a strong believer in Foreign Missions as a. result of his study of the world situation since he became President. Dr. Emdicott said that the people in the Church should sacrifice more and should help the M. 6s M. fund to a greater extent. He was thanked for his ad- sa. was accompanied on his visit by Rev. W.S. Godfrey who also received a warm welcome. Tire report of the Pension Fund was gven by Rev. D.J. Morrison Tho ublica ions report was given by Rev. L. M. Murray. A panel d15-

ion of Mr. Murray with several members taking part. Several im- portant matters were then present-

ed by the Pastoral Relations Com- mittee, Rev. 8.J. Boyce giving the

report. Several other committees reported and aftcr much discussion the Presbytery adlourn

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