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P E._I. HOSPITAL filwlwprms "Hall theugeiisqmixil; hero at the Rrinca Edward, '11“- l-Is M flushes Dru: store. ii-zt-ii.

“QUEEN'S CANADIAN noun.- l-ll’ lluyal ‘Prust has received the following donations, Mrs ‘Ham. "will Hvflper, Milton. $2.00 North lseocque, Community Club, $10.00 11w Queen's Canadian I-‘und

AJIILY REUNION. - Mrs. Carl

ch of Iiubcock St.. Brookllne, .. has had as her guests for the of hcr sisters.

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who is accompanied by hit husband, Mi's. Wust MacDon- -il<l and Mrs. Millar MacPherson of

nct- Edward Island, Can. They u.- the tilluehters of the late Angus N. and Mrs MacLeod. former \vell known rcsidents of fjrookfleld and

- i: North wlltshlre, P 1 They , zllso have a brother in Cambridge. N ., Angus M MacLeod at heme a reunion was rec-

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. TED NEW YORIL- Miss ,;.rct Woohier of H M

l . C. S. Conestoga. stationed at Gait. On-

,2: 13110. Was a recent week-end tisi-

‘f: clnbvl‘ 19th. she attended . it’ l

for to New York: on Sunday. Nov- sen/ice Filth Ave., Presbytzrlan church where Rev Dr S

silt‘ was the guest the young people of the congregation to din- ner at a nearbv hotel. She. as a of the Canadian

when called uDori. response. The

made _ a Miss

' l Woulner referrxd tio, is a daughter

a and Mrs B. C. Woolner of

MISSION CIRCLE-The Novtm-

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ill-r incetim! of York Mission Circle

a held on ‘Ifiiesday evening. Nov. i lit the home ' Mrs. Raymond

soy. with the president presid-

.ll1.j, The meeting conned by sing-

progrnmme as outlined 1n the onziry Monthly was followed. e taking part were-Mrs. Pel- Proud. Mrs. Allan Swan and

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. K heard were “Liand of Our Birt

and “Lord of the lands. Mrs MilltO

Fpster and Mrs

.21: the hvmn "Land of Our Birth."

Vernon Dennis and the hymns

h. od of Love. O King of Ptace" beneath ihv Bending Skies/f Roll call was l'L‘.~))0l\tlCd to bv thirteen members. ‘rhcre being three visitors present.

Prank Vcssey were choszn as a

nominating committee

. Mlnto Foster Roll call to be responded to Christmas Selection.

enamored. EH1? '_ LUDWIG sross IN "THE

to appoint I officers for the ensuing year Sev-

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EL CLIMAX" The happiest man in Hollywood

since_the routing oi Hitler's army in Enropeubctzan. is LUQWAZ Stas- stl. who plays one of’the ieatured

roles in Iiilisitill ulna. The Climax." co- st- ‘

cl Until 1058. Stossei l trotting stage tilI'EC[0l'

of Vlillllil and central Europe out, as he did not believe at Hitler aid. he barely escaped from Austria with his ilte.

He came to America, learned tho ilfllllllilwt‘. started a new career as

n ciinritctt-l- iictor. and is now in

(‘fills int tlcuinnd bv nil the major still s. _ _ _ ln "The Climax‘ he LS seen as

'l'li.l'llilll Bay's itnelu. through whose gob in the ODCIJ. house Boy's sweet- iitlirt. Susanna Foster, gets an in- trodtictioii to the manager. It is llils introduction which not onlv s irts hcr on hcr singing career. but t lcllds hcr into the shadow of dczltli by niurticr.

"ill; Climax" was produced and directed by George Wallgner.

Siossel one of many excellent tirtiiig players 1n “The Cli- otiicrs bCllLL’ Gale Sonder- Vincent, Thomas Dolcnz and Jane

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"The Whistler" . . . Rad master of lnvsterv is on‘ the screen of tho Capitol 'I‘hcntrc, in a shock- ing driutia of a. man who made a (iILFUf-‘lllll den] with d-ezith. When ha whistles someone dies. Men shudnrr at the mere sound of hint! Women scream at the more though» of him! Audiences will be shocked hrantliicss bv him! The strangest

about n tnnn without fear . . . who niet a killer without a conscience.

Richard Dix starred. Gloria Stuart, J. Carrol Naish and Joan

ected by W screenplay of Eric Taylor and Q1"- luinal story of J. Donald Wilson Wllll is its radio creator.

BIRCH - DYMENT

The Church of St. James, Port ‘ill, was the scene of a vary pretty wedding on Wednesday, November 8. 1944, at. five o'clock when Laura Bells. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Horniun Dymcnt. “'85 united 1H holy Matrimony to Henry New- combe, son of Mr. and Mrs. Percy Birch of Port Hill. The service W85 conducted by the Rev. l". DouBl“ Henderson, rector.

The cfmnccl was beautifully dec- orutld with evergreens, which were ccinbincd with autumn flowers 0h the altar and tied with white satin bows w mark the guest pews. Tile guests were ushered t0 théli p]? 5 by Mr. Rough L. Dennis an? M . K. h W. Dennis. close friends oi llzl- bride and groom.

To the strains of the bridal chorus from Lohcngrin, played by My; ppycy Birch. mother of the groom, 1n,- youthful bride entered the chuich on the arm of her fnlhpr l)\' whom she was given in Illili mo.‘ Shr wore- a floor lentil-h gout] ef While rhlffnn over taffeta, “m, futon lizzdirc and sweetheart, neckline. Hcr Z-liflllldfl‘ lenllll "ll was vliitghl, up with white l-Olvfifi, In hrlc effect. and she carried an nmi iivnqliot. c-f talisman roses, hei-

I: thrill story the strtcii has ever told! I

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only ornnniciit being a whit: 801d locket, a ttlfl. of the 8100m-

Duvlng the scrvicc the choir of‘ St. James’. of which the groom is, it ntambcr, Milt! ll" Del"? Ml5"¢' film-m Mid during the signing of m‘. ‘Twit-m;- lho beautiful wedding hymn Q Perfect LCVP.

m, m, n-erldlng ceremony s reception was held at, the home- of n". hrldp‘; nnrrnts. Mr. and MP8.

Herman Dyment, Nonham.

Unlversals Technicolor

Foster. 'l‘nrhum - latirioit’ and now at.

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Plan to Attend IIOTRE DAME liifiit TEA NOV. 29th and 50th

Beautiful Christmas Gifts in Linen, Leather and Pewter. Exquisite Babv Gifts — Fine dlsplaa of Aprons.

Certificate and Novelty Tables. Bingo and other Games with appropriate prlms.

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-' KELLY, WEDDING, -A pretty Wedding was celebrated at St. Cuthbcrts Church. St. Ther-

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esa‘s on Wednesday. October 25. V CLUB

what; Revb Béislll Crokfiili uniteduln ,‘ ma age care Cec a Ke y v -- ' daughter of Mr eand Mrs. Owen THDRSDAY’ l

Kelly of Pisquld East and Arthur Tllilllws Hughes son of Mr. and Mrs. ‘Itioinas Hughes. Bedforcl Miss Ella Hughes, sister of the groom was bridesmaid Mr. Wal- ter Hughes brother of the groom

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was best man. The bride Sllonsoreti _by Llllllfis Pm‘ wore a two-piece dress of rose glfisllle llmservalll‘ M’ cre e with brown coat and acces- "lllllm":

sores. The bridesmaid wore a , two piece dress of powder blue 11-27-211.31)’ with wine coat and brown acces- if- 3;" —=L sorles Following the ceremony, rt set. oi.’ travelling bags and to thel the wedding party visited places; bridesmaid a livid locket. The

of interest on the Island returning, to the home of the bride's parental

.___ I FAREWELL PRESENTATlOftL-l On Thursday evening last,the mem- bers of the Ladies Aid of the United Church at Lower Monta- uc. met 1n the class room of the hurch for the purpose 0f '11‘?- aenting gifts to the following members who are leaving the com- munity. These were Mrs H. W. Poo1e,, Mrs Mont Annear, Mrs. Geo. Beck and Mrs L Cowan. Mrs. Geo. Poole wrote and read a very suitable address. A short pro- gram of music and rendiIlB5 W05

presented Mrs W Dflvl >0" delighted the audience with two beautiful numbers of readines-

‘The Ballad of Yaada and the Legend of Qu’ Appelle Valley. Mrs. Austin Ross and Miss AS1195 All‘ near sang as a duet "Have T111110 Own Way.“A delicious luncheon served by three of the Lower Mon- tague ladies. Mrs J. Hewitt. Mf5~ A Adolph and Mrs. Geo P0019 brought the pleasant evening to a close.

Mr. L20 Berrlgzin, Brnokvalc, has meturncd home fom a short trip t0 the mainlaitthwhere he accomliflfl" led his brother who left for 0n- tario.

COLLINS — GLOVER. ‘NUPTIALS

The Church of the Holv Family. Kensinaton. \vlis_thu scene 0f u pretty fall wedding on Thursday morning, November 23rd at ll AM. when M155 lvfcda Marv Ellen Glovfi} daughter or Mr. and Mis. Robfit Glover. Spring Valley’. 090111116 l} bride of stun Sat. William than--

‘Johii UOlllliS, Jninncia Pia l.

as Collins. son of Ml‘. and Nflrcss

Rev. Father J. is. LYI-lanlc a cot.- sln of the groom, peii .ncd tl-e ctretnonv and celebrated the Nuc-

la] Muss.

tThe bridc wore a street length dress of Queens blue and coisuae of sweetheart roses. I-Ici‘ Mimi! 11% with shoulder length veil was-Teal blue. she was attended by hci siswl Miss Ad-Llaide Glover who woie a Romance rose dress Wllh "T555"? 0g pink roses and brown accessor- ies. The groom was itttenden bv Mr. Gerald Glover. brother o. the brided. nuring the Nuotldl Mass it mlxc

choir r-cntlcrcn several bcaiutlllll Mm,“ with Mr "tile Iiilbritlc llllll James Saunders-IL. as 501915-5- Mrs. Arthur O‘Malley was 012K111- lst and also played the wectdlnlz marches. Altar the ceremony tilts bridal gl-li-ty and guests number 11,. about forty from Chnrlrittetouil. Kinkora. Norboru and tithec Bflllllf. repaired to the hcmehf the bride in spring Vnllcv wlieie a summit

ous wedding dinner was served. Among the guests ivus the WOW" mothrr, Mrs. John Colhqns. Jain- acia Plain and his aunts ..-frs. At...-

ustus Aylwnrd of Charlottetown and Mrs. Aim Cvretztlri‘. Jfllflfllfftt Plain the brides flffiflflffwlllel-

Mrs. ‘lvlichael Mullillfl“ of Klnkora and Rev. Father OT-Ianlci’. _ The groom's gift to the bride wits

VITA -- VIM M u/Iijr/v i: l: Nyal Quality Prelim, lold only n! Nyal Drug Stem.

J. Ernest Ii. Worth Nval Drusflst I42 Prince street. Phone I2 "We Dispense Prescription”

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presided. Thc officers l" ll"? following yezii‘ are as follows: Pres crit. l " ‘ 0'11!‘ i‘ v MULTIPLE CAPSULES Secretsi'y'Tl'l”-l8l1l‘er- Mrs James L Lepagfi Dueflfltjrsd Ngltfcv lgglil - . ea e . Dontbcconfuned n: to which 5321797331395 Romngs‘ Auditors. Vitamins to buy. When you ' . take 3m 2 VITA VIM "l"- “ml 3mm“ “ml M“ ' . i. R lli tall fflcers re- Mallllplegnlmle; filletnnl: cllcelcfitgldi ltllrsngziarflclll 0R MP1"!!! go ensn oneo e ac ~ i t d press reporer. each day, you supplement ¥aiilvcupllljflil3ltlcllgS were held dur- the Vitamins in your diet ing the your with llll “vellllle at- needed for normal health. Asriidrance‘ogrtv/eiyecfiieiigibefiilkllita; Twentyfive day ‘upply (or lariltuln Fllilld 2nd 'f‘ B Leazncn or a fifty day supply- Ala-n lruhl tn glu- school children‘ ' ' l

and shill-ins at Christmas

Easter to the bvY-“i inunlty now serviulz OVBYSPRS lectlons tho institute fol’ l Orphanage [Our Institute _ .wm- Sllviillr certificate, bcniit firstl prim fnr the Crib rluilt wiliclt was,

showing cull $83 ‘l5 Expenditure, a balance on hand of $47 23.

groomsman received a lz-ather bill-

fcicl. Aftcr the festivities- Sat. anti Mr Collins lclt for the Eastern Stu s for a short lIDlWVHiDUIl he- mrn the groom will be posted. Sgt. Collins has been in the Pacific war

ne for suveral vears and travel- ed eight thousand miles to claim his Canadian bride. The bride. whol is a very popular young lady has been enmlovcti for six vears as book-ketpci‘ at the A_Vl\\‘lil'd Furni- ture Exchange. Charlottetown.

Betor. her (narriuge she was,‘ showered at two functions. one at, her home in Spring Vallev and the other nt the home of Mrs. Fannie McAleer whore she received a‘ beautiful array of gifts of llninfi silver, crystal and several SUOSIBII-l tinl checks. Set. and Mrs. Collins have the best wishes of a host of friends for a long and haDDY wed- ded life-K.

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CHARLES GRANT

The people of St Patrick's Rd.l and viciilitv were shocked to hear of the sudden death of Cliaries Grant. which occurred iii the Chiar- lottetowii Hospital on Friday morning Octebcr 27th.

He entered the Hospital on Oct. 3rd for an operation which proved successful and was almost ready to return home when he was seized with a heart attack and almost immediately passed avray.

He tvns s faithful servant of the Roman Catholic Church. never too busy to attend to the needs of the church, the sick and infirm. His doors were always open to let the wanders-rs in.

The funeral which was largely attended took place October 30th, from the family residence to St Cuthlbertis Church, St 'I‘heresa's A High Mass was celebrated for the repose of his soul by Rev J. B Croken. P P , who also offici- atezi at the grave Interment took p119 in ttie adjoining cemetery.

The hall bearers were: L. 13. Hughes, Olver JEN‘, ‘Kendall Jay. A J. Mooney, Walter Rogerson, and Michael Handrahanl

He leaves to mourn the loss of a loving husband and father. his wife. (Jane MacDonaldi four rntigiitcrs and five sons, Mary. Mrs B BecCovitz. Stoughton. Mass, Margaret. Mrs W Kiim. Stoughton. Mass, Irene, Montreal, L A W Dorothy, R.C.A.F. Mount- hint View Ont. Thomas, Brflflwu Mass, Cpl Vincent, Charlottetown Jusgph, Donald and Alice it homo, Also four brothers, Dr. Thomas V Grnnt. M. P Ottawa.

Daniel. Pcukcs Rd , Allan J St Pntrieks Rd. and John. ROCK!- bury Mass

The many lvlhss Cards. Slllfilll-“ill

llffcriiips and ‘Messages of Synififlllll‘ testify tn illf‘ esteem in which lit‘

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Card of Thanks

Ernest Bulniaii. with nine mem- bcrs in attendance The president

vain-l- sent Cln-lrllnias and ln our coni- Col- also tnade through

" Protestant and S; vutlen Army rcccivrd the $7 09l

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givcn n: the msti-lct Convention at Wheatley RlVfl‘ The trclisuiri‘ gave her report

for year being $36 52 leaving

Red Cross work for year, 11

quilts. t) long-sleeved sweaters and 5 pnlrs socks.

New committees appointed as ll- L. WURTIIY Plisrsz! Nylu Drullln “mm ,\ m“, Rmllllll" “ml Mllil

l7! Qlloan Stfset | Roll call for lhr December meet- rhom "l huz nnluvcrs-ll with exchange of

Christians gifts.

Lunch was served by the hostess

|Nquested that instead of flowers.

gPreviousiy Reported Missing |Active Service-Now For Official

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FIGIPPS INFLATION Policyliolders’ savings important contribu fro; to War Effort and Post-War Reconslrucfjon

One of the many "' ' ' services performed by Life Assurance in these I urgent limes is the mobilization of lire people's savings against the imidious but none the less devastating enen|y——in- flltion. Thus millions of men and

One of four British farmers to go to the United States to Demonstrate wartime farming 1n Britain, Elwyn, Jones, is Scoutmestci‘ ol‘ a group at‘ Hay, Radnorshire. ,

For the second successive year Bot Scouts were selected to form th; uuard of Honour at the opcnn._, the Sasktuzchetvlin Lzgisniture at Regina. Two Scouts accompanied 1h. speaker to his chair.

Charles. Edward and Henry Man- sell. Scouts in the 44th Windsor, 0n- tarlo Troop at Tecumseh. are unlqu_ in Canadian Scouting. ‘They are the only triplets 1h the 100,000 Scout? Tintilgiébs 1n Canada. They were bori: n .

women, advised by a worthy and highly- lruined group of their fellow-countrymen , who Well" Life Assurance, williliold their savings from llic luxury marker l and set them aside lo secure protection l and well ‘* ' , for themselves and their l loved one: in the unknown days to come. ' I

In the pas! your alone, lllc million policyholders of the Sun Life of Canada l have sel aside $112 millions of their l savings in the form of Life Assurance premiums.

HAL BOHAKEIQ (hurl-mi: ill-en, ]=_ p; L

Ever since he started to haw owket money. 9 rear Old Teddy Paz-l der. a Wolf Cub m, Moon; 33mg} School, Edmonton ltas been saving to buv a bicycle. When he finally accumulated a sufficient sum, he decided ihsttfld to buy g Victory Bond in the recent campaign.

When Miss May Hickllng. Lady Cubmaster of Hawardcn, Saskat- chewan. died recently her family

gifts of money would be acceptable to charity. Half of the gift money was elven to the Chins -Uo Fund of the Boy Scouts AsSbcla. tion ‘o aid stricken Scouts in Europe, and half to her church.

Four Bow Scout Leaders from South America are to visit Canada 1n early December. ‘rhrv are F0‘. Claudio Jars. Sr. Carlos Santos P.. of Fictizidor. Sr. Salvador Pemarflez and Sr Lorenzo Ponce d:- Leon. The latter ls st direct descendant of the ElCflIilSh explorer. Ponce m», Leon who discovered Florida "hill- Q“ n rumorted search for Bimini. the Fountain of’ Youth. Thev will visit Toronto. Ottawa and Montreal. The four have been attending a vo"th ‘mining protect conducvd by the Roy Scot!" of America in Minn-w. fltion with the Inter-American Youth Yveode" Traininrr project of the U. S. Government.

‘Official List of Casualties

JIOYAL CANADIAN AIR FORCE ‘ OVERSEAS

Kllio. On Active Service

Bi-ltton, Clarence William Ar- thur, F.-Sgt., Detroit, Michigan, U. S. A.

Cook, William Wilfred, FO., Windsor, Ont.

Freeman, William Max, F.-Sgt., Milncr, B. C

Patterson,

Gerald William Henry, ,Sgt., Peterboro, Ont.

Sharp, Andrew, F0, Point Ed- ward. Ont.

Stone, Geoffrey William, Sgt. Snrnia, Ont. Missing On Active Service After

Air Operations

Bellamy, Glenn Crawford, FO., McKague. Sask.

Bertrand, Joseph Norman, FO.. Ottawa. Ont.

Brouillette, Joseph Ross Eugene, F0, Knowlton, Que. 1 Greene, William, Sgt. Mont. ieal. Que. ‘ Kelly, James Herbert. F.-Sgt., .Dundas, Ont. Lindsay, James, F0, Vancouver,

B. . | Picard. Alfred

Alexander, I-‘O.. lI-Iamilton. Ont.

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Purposes Presumed Dead

Colquhoun. Carmen MacKenzie.

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