Vwroannlm

l0 ‘i, W kl’ direct. M, ‘ICC it!!!‘

svillc, N.B.. and came erside aiter her manige i o, e l vol to mourn lu

j . sh i I I girl: and two. youniz sonsrs:

Q MEMORIAL SERVICE HELD- min; ihe regular morung service , on Trinity United‘ Church. i- iummerside, yesterday a brie! but in] ssllve memorial service was iield for Flying Qiilcer Iieslie Cor- n” who was k.lled in action in Ialestlne on September 2nd. giving his llie ior his country. Adding to sadness or the occasion WE; the

lg; that ii he had lived. esterday " ‘_'"" rkrﬂ~r

would have been his n eteenth

birthday. The ilowers that adorned

m. church were placed there by ' Ir. and Mrs. Arthur Corney and i —#- d!!!

Personals Lin. ecu-go Sheen.

il gurity Hospital-S

—M-l'5- VWB 3mm“ Kenshlil- Church on Sunday, October

ton has accepted a position as dict. u n d d b m 1 11%;; the Prince County I-los- 3%“ J’: a m e ° m°m n!

‘_ ' spoke on “The Victory of ﬁnféfaﬁ-aoghlffggefgglvffé Faith" and reminded the people

l; present on a trio to Boston. Ill-Q

‘i-Mrs. Jamss E. Sulli

ton days-S

-~Mr. Jr. Arnett. ISummerside "Was There Ever Kindest Sheri-

hss leit by plane on a business trio to Montreal. He will also visit his m1 F/O Edward Arnett. Ottawis

—Little Miss Greta Dunbar. mughter oi Mr. and Mrs. R. K. Dimbar, Bloomﬁeld is making a splendid recoverv after an operation ior appendicitis in the Prince County HosoitaL-S _

TIGNISB CONVENT

Honor Roll im- September. Gmie XL-l. Norma Bernard: 2. Edith McKinnon. . Grade X.-l, Jean Raynor. 2. lliinetarwr Irainor: 3.‘ St. Clair Gal-

Gra?! 1X._—l. Myra ‘rrainor: I.

llhrv . Stella Richard Grade IX —-1. Betty Klnch 2. llarv n: 3. James Des lloches

Grade VlZIL-d. Fred Fitzgeraldt l. Bmuv Kinch: 8. Gladys Aheum. Grade VIIL-l, Marion Gallant: lorrain Armnault: 8. Rita

once ins-i. Marlon Harper: krrlunlor Arsenauit; 3. Aldona

crab. VL-l. Kvin n . 1. alﬁitivno DesRoches: g. Albarfvikergen-

ua-l:

Bliidet. Thehria DesRoches. luual.

e II.-l, Leonard Broderick: - I, Jean Arsenault: 8, Leonard Perry "its. n '1°q“§l' lharry a .— . can . - Garlic Hal-oer: B. Preston Holm-

IWOM PORTUGAL The word tgminendo" is oi "Ilieso origin. -' m manna: nus

. m meg u talns o lulled the shneolilllunteurl?" m

‘ NURSES A'l‘ WAR Thom are more than 3,707 niurses

uurdlan will In dollvond to all: homo in Summerlldc. .n",,,,¢uperacyer1hwweeii. Phonoldilor thlllcrvioo. ordol- lo ll» N! Illiﬂllllblo lor deliveries on your routs.

f: BEGINNING TODAY

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__ M (uoiinlv) _|0| gAI-l 1N8 DcSolo lodan, ' _ _ a w? ¢gﬁ§i°"-,.,§Q'_"°‘D§g;‘,;ﬁ FOR THREE DAYS Fox Furs Ltd. 5l11l613n8€§i\

st. Paul's Church. Tho late _ Arsenault had been ill ior Ill time. She was a native o!

G Summer. iii.- I patient 1n the Prince TRINITY UNITED CHURCH

yam 5mm to God in order that they might h“ been g visitor to o; be better fitted to iulﬂll their and Ty“, vluq, 1m- m; p35}, responsibilities in this time oi!

, nelius Herrell oi st. Patrick's in

511E WESTERN GUARDIAN

s. nab llnrvlu. a us» ‘MM’ trio:- i?" ““ ""' ' v c 1m . Nowl. Subscriptions, Advertising T!

257* hobo ht _ l --"-:..-."......:.::..v..-:..-.:~"=--I.

Gourllou Drugmn, w “u, Hark Oludct. d1 Grallrltle gtroet.

"Willi/Illa

RITA HAYWORTH GENE KELLY

Show: 1:15 - 9:15 Tuesday At 3:30

ﬂsuiilitiizizsina . wilt/Jim!

The services in Trinity Uniteag

In the luloming the minister

of the spiritual issues involved in the present world struggle and urged them to dedicate themselves

great crisis. The choir sang the anthem

her " with Miss Margaret Stems taking the solo part. The evening service was held at 5.30 p.m. and was broadcast over the CBC. The minister's theme was "Seeing the Invisible" based upon the record in the cpistle to the Hebrew which tells oi Moses who endured as seeing him who is invisible. The choir sang very effectively "The Sun Shall be no More Thy Light by a .

At the Fireside Hour we were glad to welcome Miss Dorothy Young, o! Toronto, who is a Sec. retary o! the Board of Christian Education and who spoke to the group.

,XI:EHISTOIIIC CITY

The ngarian city oi szcgcd is oi prehistoric origin’ .

DEATHS

HARDY — At the P.E.I. Hospital. Oct. 21. 1944, Mont H. Hardy in his 71st year. Remains are rest. ing at the Cutclifie FuneraYHome until noon today (Monday). thence to York United Church ior ser. vice at 2 p.m. Interment in ad- joining cemetery. HERRELL - At the Charlotte. town Hospital, Oct. 22. i944, Cor.

his 56th year. Funeral Wednes. day morning at 9 o'clock from St. Anne's Church, Hope River. In.

2 P.M'. 'ln Cherry Valley United church. Interment in adjoining ﬁ°_______i___ww~ '

llllﬂﬂmiean uuorrrirrr IMIALMEI

ﬂurtotlotown all North Wlluliln

with the Canadian armed iorces. l.

MAMMOTH “AUCTION SALE‘

lulllokuotollylhluooltoruollllolulotooltlulotololtl

llvlnl Illgu to loll at publlo auction 0N WIDNIIDAY. TIE "TH

AT ll NOON SHARP. ‘I blowing valuable l-oal estate and personality: (l) Iouustoud darn o! 10d col-cc at I rt lllll wllh dl leveling. lllﬂ modern otcel roofed barn undo other outhulllllrgllllo o" iii) in hem o! woodland nu road loading mm rm uui lo Pave.

I

i.) l‘! sons o! woodland on Green Park load.

llook, uluolllrlory uud m

l." "h! ' I"! Mn. I bull. I sliver. lo men. a lnlnbl. o horoel. l foal cell of iunnerl, l rake, l llds delivery rake. l binder. ni- Illrlng tooth hurrowl. 1 oulllvuvtor, i om drill, 1

ha! loader, l lei

1 Wlllmmlmrebueirh l llhbo 1""! Ilelsh. 1 churn. 1 plltlur'm lolulecfl Fllrhullknlllorle s h. p. m "u"- l-Ill olltluo and water pump. 1 stove (Quebec Healer), 1

"m" mill!» l Winthrop Bongo, l

"P5551!!! lull other small miscellaneous articles. Al lo 80 tolls I u” hlllhdll o! mired grulul and a largo quantity oi straw. o h,’

“l!!! OI‘ BALI OAIII.

moms M. unlran-rsa,

HT dlNulNu

It Port lllll DA! OI‘ OCTOBER, It“

ovnbin. Including ll mm and

dllo lurrowl. 1 Buick Coupe, l I. l dirt, 1 truck wagon,

dory. l llnall but. 2 pumps, g

Auctioneer

lleld lit 8’side

Young shes of Christ oi’ Prince Edward Is- léhngszf hglg aththiasCentrallstreet n, urc, ummers‘ on I I

“tihdei mo» m: sunny. m» llavy Auxiliary beck iresided. . 9

rm y_ _ _h I or our meetings, also to; cour. ,,,,,;,, ,,,;,g,_, 53g; ggghpggg President s Report m... n“... ... .1... times .. n. pie oi’ the various churches. There

_o camp committee which takes care oi the summer camp which ls miew

orgglmgmtlond. i i i t ll‘ ti r "m" “'° w‘ s ur a i

speaker was lhilvlzi? éxlllullugltm" oi llliicgeasegleslldgrlilt lot]? e ‘Si: f‘? ‘g’. ma“; m‘ wavy N“? year I wish to extend my grate. ° H genemu‘

fl t ECG gagml‘cgilitlllrlilniggugtegcllmlygubjin iul thanks for the splendid eo- $100M “m!” at “ very WW"

oi the ‘rrin

stiin tlpoke again taking as his sub- ec Christ's teaching”

Pwllles Unions oi the chur- lng Year. -S.

. Mr. Keith Call-

ending Septembe

at tn. afternoon session Mr. will W“ ——- Clifford Herring o! Murray River 1¢BV1§8 HM The annual conierence oi the was elected president ior the com- 10m Frigate M. during

“I

MAIE cuaigpgjigrmiowu GUARDIAN

3e-'1°§§'”§§',ll‘.e"i5°ev.".l°<>'il'n°°§rr°$ "°"-‘€.'r' lervic

.ty United Church, Sum- ilboﬂrd BhiPs Y P u c f ‘merside, who chose s; hi; yogic Amherst a , , Continuing steadiastly in rait .

At the evening service Mr. John- much efforts

ll m"

and “Gananoque" appreciated as well u our to make things more com. “Continuing steadiastly in "liable 101' the men 0! " ueen Charlottle."

e gven to all ratings C5 C

. . “Queen

their departure training elsewhere; also to "Charlottetown" and H. C. S. "Kamloops." Total made year, m. is to thank Lieutenant Commander McKenzie ior h ermlssio us th

personnel o! the "Queen ch“, lotte" -

(""1 * x m ‘Iwould again thank the lnein. one oi the main activities oi’ the president‘? respoiltle iotfxlzh: you; a???‘ ‘§,',,“‘°‘§ glunlgmgciorm vlillaﬂon 3°: llzed the marvellous

lme when iunds were very prayer. _ operation you have given me. “m? t

At the morning service yesterday "This has been an unusually Lin; L23 lggégi ‘£122, 5115153‘! gm‘ the pastor, Rev. R M. Johnston. busy year as you will realize by Y “Y

woke on "continuing steadiastly the reports oi our dirierent con-‘helped Wm‘ the m“ M .h

Wrens who were well pleased with

es to thcHNuvy men what we did {or them. ln port, . M. C. B. “T "Kent. d u

o bt. be a verIy busy one, and tor the oiiicers wish them every success."

A mo elephant has been known to‘ yet available.’ Those who iailed v0 consume 200 Pounds oi hay a day. get their ration books during the 18 Kin]: Too Late To Classify jg: the Ration Office, Chappell Bull-

n8.

_ '“ vised, however to postpone their Fggafﬁin ‘M3233? 1932 mailing until the last of October or

lailtitetoqvfnofglglﬁ. ‘I 10.23.11 l books will not be sent to the con-

LOST - IN_ClTY nanny ysa-r. urdag morning Red M. S. S. scrib Le

donation yo‘ Guardian Office. Reward.

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COUPLE WISHES HOUSEKEEPm

£158. JIOSIUOH 1X1 94011111129 fiifivalldl. Applicants must write iheiri ar

Guardian. 10.23

Ration Books

he incoming year will, no

ANCIENT DIAMOND and oi’ the No. 5 Ration Books cils-

the your 1304. Iin the province has been eiiective. 1%}- Fiﬁires from other Urban centres Alberto“ KAY FATE]; and from the rural areas are not

. ‘week should mail their No. 4 Book Charlottetown. They are od-

w_ Dewar, Chan he first oi November. The new

sumer's until November 6 and No. 4 books will be returned at the same time. Thereiore those who send their No. 4 books in early will ‘miss them for instance on October 10.23.21 26 when butter coupons 82 and 83, sugnr coupons 44 and b5 and pre- FCTWS coupons 31 anti 32 become,

r. Finder please leave at

and Y°°m- APPIY "J" 9-1‘; ‘name and address on one side oil‘

“reﬁll GL1".

the K coupon stub, with the agl where the person is under l6, and write the preiix and serial num- ber on the other side. The K cou- pons mus be left in the book when Wm‘ “mm ‘W°"lY'"l'° mm"- tflvggilillgtilstll/llgelilgtiggaxqtgeanv

o t e Local Rat on Boards may n. n... m; iamous m... .‘i.*§.‘1'.‘°i.‘°“l'§€n "i: 1-» i»

noor diamond con be traced back to iiwlillh the distribution campaign a“

Summerside. Montague, Sourls m

'l'il these foolsleps lurn l-owar

?——-——

E HAVE come to the crucial stage of this war. There can he no turning back.

It is essential we give our forces the backing that will help them march right in to the last enemy stronghold, to claim a complete,

lasting victory.

It is up to each of us to do our utmost,

2W1???

A -R. T. HOLMAN

LTD.

goal we have all dreamed of now so long — unconditional surrender.

It’s time to act! Every bond we buy in this

Seventh Victory Loan hastens the day when the boys come home! Thatis why it is vital each of us buy one more bond than we bought before.

Summerside and Cllarloiietown

d home!

without delay, t0 help our men achieve the