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SHOWS 3.15—7--9— Please Come Early

Farewell" ‘Party

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QCAPITOL I”

AND the of September a0. , ~- . . a large number of relatives .," __ and friends of Sgt. Charles E

t i/loered at the home of Mr. an lrs. Gordon Macbean. Clyde River, the occasion being a farewell to C-‘IBIIIC. on the eve his departure for overseas.

The meeting was called to order by Mr. Edward MacPhaii and the following address read by Orville

Murray.

iiuii~anillturcl~liau lit it" l‘; ivfli 2 ‘or all‘ ADDRESS

Sgt. Observer Charles MacArthur .

R. O. A. F. Deer Giulio:- We your firicnds of Cornwall and vicinity have gathered here tonight to wish you God speed as you B68111 leave our community.

, We all have been very glad to welcome you hoirna again d

for a short time an are sorry you are not‘ remainins u

ere permonen . we 8H

proud that you have ‘Oiforcd Y0"

" services to your King and Country 5». and to the cause ofjreedom.

ti» Iiotiavsofehlis As you take your further dut-

fflli Nu lcvoon with mammal Hllvlvyl _".

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B0001! n will 0y m . I MIXIE illSillBt

l-IIRV FIRM endllnliefl Millllll.

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present for the kindncfifi him. made special reference to M1‘- aria Mrs. MacLean. who had sivcn

their home for the occasion.

Sgt. Observer Charles l. Mac- Arthur is the only son of Lt. D. J- and Mrs. Mac ur. Comwsil.

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. "iii .- mPAIPPRIENI‘ or PUBLIC worms and- HIGHWAYS

PROVINCE 0F PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND

lenders it" Bridge Construction

persons willing to

ember 13th, ill-iii. from any person or _ f the following

fllllract for the construction of any o '1 Res:-

(1) Morrison's Bridge, Mill River, Lot B. i?) Sherbrooke School Bridge, Lot 17. (3) Carr's Bridge, North St. Eleanofs, L01 l7-

P: ‘i’ , ' h b ld , aide: i? i.°.5"'§.'.'I-'i‘f..i° 3ir'i§§bi~§i‘i“i5i§i'i’ ddihéa Bid?- . RUCTION.”

heqllircd deposit must accompany each tender.

_- Hm“ "m! specifications for the above mentioned m“! "lily be seen at this office.

SIWCIIICHIIOIIS may also be seen at the folio At the store 0f Brace, MacKay & Co., Ltd., Summ

M ‘he store 0f Morris, Bernard 8i Co"! Tiflllllih- Lowest or any tender not necessarily’ accepted. L. B. MACMILLAN.

wing places: erslde

‘ ANNUAL Branch Charlottetown

Bil the home of ma. Heath , Miss Mary Gill invited the mem- bers to her with a served the committee in charge.

sington Cred of the town hal

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Mrs. Henry Moase, New

And his: each coll, cold brow And whil We love or Barents new;

riir. CZHARLOTITETOWLI_QUARDIAN

‘iiillflilit- auiiiiaiiii

. an solemn’

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CONFIDEl-ATION LII‘ v ‘Ne! I INIUI

‘ous srons lli be clued .

neoday sfternogi and l-ilwgy

. ‘ tics Day. Oildmooe

BM. u-s-ai.

GAY’! 0:00am: will close at o0 Wedn

Thnrldly. Novembei-"iitiam d“

u-s-ai.

ZION LADIES Am Afternoon

Te d Ba , - 3M0). “nonsm- zasr Novambe 35th

f 11-9911. out stone will c at so Wednud fly Novembeylg? J

MEITINgOB Ladies l.li be hel in i . iao l5‘. u.“ c w Emil-a n

WHOLESALERS CLO!!!) .-

ursday. 11th November, Annie- tice Day. Offices and warehouses oi all Wholesale Grocers, tionors and fiuitercrs all

. 11-9-31. HIST HOSPITAL GROUP. he first uni

AND MRS. JOIN Freetown, . , 1.,

nounce the engagement o!

daughter Helen Schunnan Inlls to Adam John Charlton, elder son of Mr. and Mrs. William A. Charlton of Saint John. Wedding ts to take place in November. -

YORK DAYSPIJNG MISSION CIRCLE - The October meeting of the York Dayspring Mission circle

met at the home of lilrs. Minto Ibster with the pr dent presid- . e outiiped

expect Meeting n "Pass A story

by the ‘Lead tarnll",

On O

passages were mo by Mrs. Mirito ‘Foster. Mrs. Wendell vessey and Mrs. Frank vessey, followed by H-syer. ‘Iiiank Offering amounted to 84.00. Devotional period closed by sinirlns o Master mi Me Walk With Thee. Roll coll was res ond- ed to by l2 members and 0 vsitors with a selection. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. The ‘Ii-ensure: reported having sent in $00.00. Four dresses were completed and handed In to the Red Cross pply score . Plans were mane for the Annua Social Evening at Vessey.

home for next meet- ing. goll coil to be responded to grayer. A dainty lunch was

y the hostess assisted by

KENSINGTON CREDIT UNION --The annual meeting oi" the Ken- Union was held in on Tuesday, Nov. 2nd. The Pres" Mr. J. L. Saund- ers presided and gave brief opening remarks before calling on the Secflv to read the minutes of last annual meeting This was follow- ed by the financial state ‘ which howed the assets to be $005.00. Reports of Supervisory and Credit committees were given

study roup hospitalization was fsvoraby received and it was de- cided to invite D1‘. J. A. McMillan to addrem a meeting on this sub- leot in the near future. It was

‘unanimously agreed to purchase s

victory bond The ekction of dir- ectors then took place and result- ed in the following appointments w replace the three retiring dir- ectors; Mr. Ben] Piliman, w. Roddie Cameron and Mr. James Gallagher, Mr. lleslie Ramsay was inted to the Supervisory com. . Messrs James Pmdergsst

and Frank Mhrks addressed the

M meeting briefly. A hearty vcte of

thanks was extended to the retir- ing directors and the meeting ad- iourned. -K

Personals

J. Kenny. R.C.N.V.R-. rday morning on rel/urn to alter spending n few with his Parents, Mr. Martin Kenny, City.

Sinl‘. Russell smith of the Royal Canadian Engineers has returned to Halifax alter spending the week-end with his wife and friends in Hunter River.

Pie. Sterling Mosse of the Plctou High. R..8.0.A.. his ed his duties after spending hi; ti“. lough with his parents. Mr. and Arman.

Ueut. left yeste Vancouver, days leave and Mrs.

Mrs. lamest Harper. also Mr. and Mrs. Allison Harper of North Carleton have returned home from

_ isizltpp TENDERS (III . II t the umiaisigiioa, Jacksonville. N. a. Where thev ai- “lll be received at this office nadir on Saturday. N°' gngfdl-lgiligaii-ilnua‘ o‘ m‘ m‘ m"

11v MEMORIAM

In lovillg 150111017 0f Mother III-l

lather.

IBM-Mrs. Thomas Hewitt-ibis. lots-Capt. Thomas Hewitt-N".

1n dreams we soc val: i‘... sweet ls we ima you’ thou

Daughters and Grandchildren. ______..i___

IN MEMORIAM

In loving Inc of our dorltn: lea

I015; iii-a.‘ ' ’ iIro ooiobdr ll. 10¢-

In on helrto yfllr memory lingers, Teen in silence often new .

. iirl ii . _ ovenibeeliébllsignce Edw nrd Island,

Deputy Minister of Public Works and lligliwlYs m

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j_.___i- . _ _, _ ' q Sore, chapped cisimisi cuiiiomi IIIOIISIIIII Orphanage Active Month O 305M; - P id .... "r " a - ,, L! s C “is col ll reserved for new: P ~ - --.- o ... a any/muss Rou linen Quickly Relieved Ii iiawoiiiiiuiéiiwé’ trio": a I -— ' i __ g l. sole in advance. ' u, m‘ . “*9 l P, k" panorama-mu oaiottii" lfoilidiirsu °" Wrtv- vcn . reuniting in ‘um. :30 v-gu- M m v- mmmflo“ u" “s”, Era a?" u: gayest-he ‘m? miigiuul... . mm m: wniin ciiici: SERIES i‘;'..§l"il‘."‘.‘..‘.ii'.'.'.2l “m ___ ‘m?’ »" 11006233‘... ....l=l"""*...i.*" a "r i u» delicate COOKS for Christmas Photo- M" "w" Wm" l-Wuumao a. i.“ ' o, man ‘\\Q moibnnol. hm u» a» 0-m- iw- "w" fifimfi we {g | merino of the C1 . _ °“\ "°°""""*" °“‘"°°‘""'“"'M" GAY-s Gloom! will cl t *4"- 5°°"" “mi speeding ‘ind. m“ “ma!” m “- so mum aiarmwil w! will i" mo weduMay am Rama: .M1n- John o. mam-inns 100 m, my“ w amigo»- vehiolaas, one zmillf-m umfigsaim ‘h. Thursday. November ilth. y [BIN 1mm - m. one for switching the mgxrikermleb 1 .21.’... msmlgunol min-i more“ 1"“3" 75c n. o. McLean‘. 00o ma: w. ‘v. m?‘ "miik- "i" 1" m‘; 1' “QNI gonnmhutonlnnturalliaaiinpdetlqplyl 0U; 103E Campbell; Archie Shlw‘ Nktholle ' o“ m’ “m” r "y S will close at 12.30 um“. . u, . bu“ . uncle: the Pfo- a It voorlbflwilv "'1'" if ‘WWI!- ednesday and all day Thursday, - In“ “'9' A: ibition Ac for umtewliiial posses- soio everywhere in handy stick form. Novena...- 111,11, my’; Grocery, ‘an h mum‘ 1m"lh-£§mmn5"h: aim of in _ and SYL --..."-~....---:. M? ‘It as. 2.. cursor".- “Mur- a- "Y ii I . o ' sou-swoo- ova scone will be closed weuwMlfl-gmmfififlwW- ' a prepri tors or spruce r KIWI" EYEIIII IIllE ‘ifumd “Armlsgc 5?.“ mi: d“ beeroi-iiiiitiia ln-Jiii ur o1! .0 more uor e Bros. ' ° y ‘ins-n. °°"""§ “m” '1 1"‘ "w m. M with“ dovisiansuai - _- Jennie Macks: 1.00 w,“ " m‘ f || [y mtg] chm-ch osnnunnen. Acsr which oougni Gum, m, were moored in these lbrcise Tonight 3.30 P M fire early Sunday morning front m, m“ M“ 1:00 - ' ' I "rvsspsv. NOVIMBEI. m. °‘ M‘ “LR- “Pmi-‘i "gddmb-Liriboiu Wood u” 1.00 "m" I“ ‘nu ‘M “m”? C F c Y Poiwnal Street. was not owned by Geo" 1m d n! the month totalled twen ‘ Presbytery oi 10.00 s. M. w. LePflge. as stated yesterday. m- m“. “ma? ywltwo. roi- drunk and disordery 1m, L cgnggn 3J5 p, it; Iéatinignersnlp has not been ascer- l- w_ P "mud 1:00 seven. for ting: haw“ o at“: ' l. 1M ~5- on I wmmmq 351,55 ... g qulpt Wm- “ 1m . ‘natal collections in fines EASTERN auiianiiiii §l“§:°‘i’....i'%i‘.‘i.%i."“'i£€‘%'£““8§ Wt, “mm lg "s.~:.-ii.:.~i."=*....-r....... .... =v=RY WBMY ' ' ' l" P ° - len. were red, the ..'nn. JoniTsTrorvs DENTAL wligritelsglg Magdgxdxiniilioccilcdbwav fiiiigiillgunuflk“. i123 rm" ‘was Blcygfiolviam‘ '5' ‘Office. Montague. closed riii Nov- daughter oi the late w. and mrif Coon w ijoo "fir," twghnm"; “5- m“ ‘ember 1am. 11-0-21. Patris‘: Conway, Bonshaw, Mrs. Harvey MaoAiusla 1.00 d ‘m’ nwflfmufi "°{,§ _ - __ -. the bride of Mr. Francis Egan, son 50c Inch: Mn. Harri th; Mrs. mbigon‘ A“ 3m o, m,“ liquor f o_f the late Mr. and Mrs. Owen 5.0. W t: G- . Ohampi ; “m4 ‘lug-fun “m, M; d‘ om - luau... husmzrrrioshabzsrssrci some. sc:-'=......1lsl:.l “more “w*".ii.='"°"'""* " . - - a $32,? lgfiggfgg] gliazggg-léathe g":- of tile weddi march played b 18nd; Mrs Alex. Anderson. 15¢ “mi-fie vicou; 80g; were dcs ' M L A c nflotm “- - u Miss Mary Elen Mcliilroy. Rev. wflml Ruth w°°¢ twved during the ont ml. "n 51”‘ an “ Wm‘ w" Ffliher l... Ayers P.P., preformed TMF-I-‘M- - - The report notes that the i-lai- o in‘ the ugelromony and celebrated the p‘ IF m!“ u-fla {Woven celerlaiéaflticn on Oct giver!“ mam AND runny - The 335., flfii- Th‘ “d” "m w" oifii’... nornioo idem . gflfl b,“ drum, Ali members train left Borden last evening with awfid “e f.“ “m! h“ Wm‘ Mrs. v. soresen n00 o; m, you, ‘m, on duty minted r10 passengers. arriving here with ‘Qndedm “ffmflrfs ‘m’ w” m‘ Mrs. Edgar He a 1.00 by or; firemen a. number o‘: A.R.P. giagssgeltirgersyat The ferry Jame Tale can?’ woggdemt $3 {are Hearts llglgudem; and two extra patrol _ e D‘ es r ‘y’ blown accessories while Mr Ralph m‘ ‘ ' “"7. ‘ "*" ‘ HES. D. C. MOON 100 _____..__j Anmvas OVERSEAS _ Mm Conway brother of the bride ably M" . Loo .‘:“"°“°”. "an v Chane»..- .i:~..i;2.i“...;“::o::: h: hrzilr“ is: IN MEMORIAM bgdfwgprfdcgagggg; ‘lgfgnhfl’ m‘; to the home of the grids where a w. IWI-ieatle 1100 -_-- ouncing his safe arrival overseas. fiwlggmfilemweggilég mbzfiakltim 1g Algveew DOUGLAS bnwlnn “TKEN l Holv Redeemer Ha" i - e ay . . - ' . PPWE COURT — In veswr- $.33“ °“...“.‘2‘°§i’.'. ‘iii’ "“‘““E $5: ‘i’??? kifiétmm’ £38 9.“ °°'€"f.'_. ‘£.‘£;.$°'§io.£f“2ii TO-NIGHT days Police Court five men ap- mm“ W m, even“, “cabin M" A mbomm 10o :,‘,',,{-n°,‘;,"n old ‘on o; m“ y; §f§1n§§§"m§§§w"5ft§mg§= dig about my invited guestsg pgflpgk élggnrirfu- v m W! Mel e and Mrs. Aitkfiihudflii; 8.30 orderly conduct. Two oi’ these ° I. deiicous wedding supper. ‘The M" ‘fméumé: M}. w 01m“: $11M?“ ""109 V" “n?!” mo The prizes are the nine ls “Am m, 351,0. d mm b remainder the even ng was ' ' . '_ * - g First United Church. Mn n- those prevailing at other Iestrented ‘i... _..:“...‘.. .0211 glgczzylrmgggnty; orig, in $318: &.i?i..?‘l:...’o.lt2.‘%i: 5.13.75? 5113:: so“; blown: Brawl» 0H0» $1000 costs or .0 iiavs. white one g “m ed by Mrs A Holmes Mrs Smith iii/IE remanded till Nov. 9th. Two txmgfzrbgggfias ghee y???‘ Totall-QQO-SO- I ' rgge égirfivfigttmgwh 0' Freezou‘ at er men were charged with rc- p 5r 9° ‘ ' ' gm For Charitable Purposes sewing at I d. b 1 lace and to the bridesmaid s rosery c m, r l" ;_ a mum, ‘Iilesday afternoon October l 2 given a mgnigs gggpgndezngentefxg; to the groomsrnan armbands. Th8 u. 951w“: Mu,‘ “ma” . spocioliservioe wah; igrlld latwml}. _ Tho second who was out on a sus- bride and 5mm“ received many FAV- J- H- 3181109 3d» my Unwd chum ‘ no ' ' —‘_ d ’ sentence one year on good “Saul and valuable gifts including J. Frank Muttart 1001"“ w" “mdlmwd by R"- Tm-“r wisdom and in stature and in fav- behavior, was given ii period of a large “m c‘! ‘mm!’ Hncwlnz the Mrs. Elmer lrancis 2.00 E- Mflcuflnfln- Fvev- T- A~ W115“ or with God and man." “w; years in Dorm m," 1 c _ high esteem in which they are Mrs. Leigh Lowther 1.00 and FIR-Diem» E- R~ WWII-WW- The He made hi; own plans for tilt w W‘ l " id in the any‘ iiiakivfr qdIrIiedEEviIi-Isrdggnioiigs lnhwish- gblexagdielgieicg oiii-t the resting Qflfifififhjflfiflfia fiféugirghlil ‘m; ii ~ - m II a ‘ ' ‘ I daggmmigjggumy __ on wean“, years of wedded bliss. y ppy Eiiicroligaiigigggdell MacWilliui-is. pllaloceo of his grandmother and lit- Egg‘ gyggrtiticd; wisi; fyor the 501110, vNovemoe 3d t4 . erv - - “m1- 0 B ms o esus". e figif,‘ "fdfim; £11k; Qfigélfilnvfifi‘ Collected by Gordon MacDonald: diaries? llrldv vtligsmaakrdobdiielridis. 2b‘; fltwhffliii 11111,? had frlgnds :10 C 0 r5. ZHDB Dc ' ' < an W‘ Q gall, canoe govt when ML Arnold SOME PRIVILEGES ENJOYED Fred Bell ' ‘ 1.00 keep them. When he came from was doing all this there was “no: Blair Beer, son of Mr. Frederick BY EMPLOYEES 0F LEVER. 50c Each: Earl rhomsoxi. _ Frflnk Calgary to Hamilton. he said he the Slighugst sense o; few a. Beerlof Cgdelgivelilxiglgls ugited anorncns m CANADA gglggvgeu.wg=,-,u,sgg"ggggz $5 gfifntfiamlllffg‘ ggiahlfi ‘Alta? £15, h Mary tributes were received from marl-age ss a inc i ~ _- ‘u. w n - , is trends in Hamilton and from Mun, a hte fM th- F its l . th v io Rnml Macmnald- Mm Lydia- ready at ny time to hlp anyone-g; .1 w g ' rine ‘liidurizlif (Irlydoe Rixiiser Theeir andolbutsidgmltrideegrmgg serlidies? H°w“" 30¢ M“ Ed“! H°WFW who needteid such serviczs as heicgiiiriage paiBi-isttongnimlsdungtrlbildfl minister the Rev. '1‘. . cwlll Lever Brothers in Canada deciced Tmal-“ao- might T611461‘. P901116 Who Viilifll than came from those who knew lofficiated. The bride was becomin - to set out now the present and fut- . - him during hi5 illness were imp- him and loved him ea sin 1 .1 ly attired in a gold wool suit wlgh lire benefits enjoyed under its Job Nmu‘ wmmd" h’ M5‘ wumm ressed with his cheerfuiness and beautiful character’: gua‘ y black accessories 811d was attended Security Program. The following is 9"“ ‘with hi. Faith in God. no had a The sympamv ‘o; the“. M11 T1108 Willi-i. K111581011. llsllmmnryl Mrs‘ wflw‘ C15“ 1'00 good mlnd- and showed great det- friends l5 ext/aided t h- Tm” s ter o1 the groom, who were a Men and women who were em- C'- B- NW9 mo" erminatlon in carrvlng out his ones who Willyfilh hp l5 oved wine suit with black accessories loved by the company at, mo out- J- W- 5°49" 1:0“ ma,“ H, had decided to become l ‘ton; the mm“ m5 1m Very much The groom was supported by L.A. rcak of war and Join the armed Hemkrm“ 5m" mo minister and had planned his ers of all wh 9' and me p“? CH Even?" gig" R- ~59". ihm‘ fgrvdcest “It? imnsddered W be ‘m ggfim (édéards ‘ courses at school and college to be offerwl to?‘ third; ti}: ttliglrjlygizud lttrsgtitii‘: ‘tie lraridalAligtv nerds/dob: {iIVIiege gallerdgied allowances iii the G°°~ E‘ Mad-g“ Loo s: fiimugg? 2.13:]: s: mngisiowaoruld ?efeagemem- Th" will <11’;- the city and dined ut the C arlotte- armed services are lower than DRY M°rrds°n Mums“ "001 “mm hesknew m‘ 2:1 n“ 1am] m m" memwv m“ 13°95!‘ town Hotel and left shortly after married men were receiving, the 301M“! Easier 1-00 { m h Pwwfr; as_ o 5y e a]: r531 be among 2h.» young rods 0n a motor trip to Moncion and com/pony makes up the difference. 1B5 Younker yoo, for m. e s11.“ v1 f "to he w o soive the" Lord My and night other points on the zrislnlarirl. On Promotion up to the rank or Army w“ B"! Clflrll _ _ M.00| “ourage and ex bited a ino 5911- in the Temple . and who will be MM.)- m- m, equwaient entails no N. Easier 50c Each. rs. . He was never afraid. Of him it there to welcome them to the Et-

their return they will reside at Clyde River. The Guarsiun extends to this very popular young couple heartiest good wishes.

ROTARY LUNCIIEON — Lieut.

an B. . R.C.N V-Rn, was the s aker at Rotary luncheon csior ay. He gave a very interest- lk on his experiences in the Mddle East with the Royal Navy. He expressed the opinion that; the war was by no means over, but

reduction ance the Forces single employees receive two months‘ pay from the com any plus an annual retaining a ow- once of one month's pay.

single men marry after join- |ing the services they immediately become eligible for benefits as married men.

Married men and men with de-

might last for five year; yet cared dependent who" were on R0 srians Geo. Thom n and R. the Lore-war payroll and who are L. Cotton were Jo nt chairmen nun-I from the Florces due to Guests included Capt. T.B_ Acker, isnhlitv will be given special R.C.A. .C., Flt. Lt. Harold F. benefits. if the earning power of a MacLeod. R. . FR. .3 Cosh. dlsabed man is reduced. the ccm- Sr., and Judge H.L. Palmer. panv will add to his nav so that

with a. disability pension it; will come up to the amount of standard Dav now applying to his o job. The company will make every effort to find him s ta. le ,.‘ ment. but if this is impossible and he finds work elsewhere. the com- Dsnv will nevertheless consider a special allowance. Until the dis- abled man ls fit to resume civilian work the company will bolster his disability flcnslon.

Under the Superannuation Fluid,

Rotation T. Roy Cudmore, chair- man of the auction committee. re- ported that Summer-side Rotarians are cooperating with the Charlotte- town organization in this years major effort on behalf of crippled

Summerslde club

S‘.

lectioris and hold a mammoth pu - llc auction on Dec. i. The sum 82.700 was devoted to the care crippled children in the Province

in the company allnw- M

lest year as a result or the Rotor! autcion. Every section of the Pro- vince shares equally in this hum-

to which the company and its male employees make equal contribu- tions. a pension is provided at re-

tirl agevln case of death. widows tor epencents) and children of members ive a onerous pen- sion. In‘ widows o! morri employees

anitarian work. it was emphnilud

receive four weeks‘ pay and dependents of un- married employees receive two weeks’ pay. Where o man is killed while serving in the

wid elves the sam as if he had died as a clv an.

lion. Michael Gibbs 0f il'ilil. ls Dead

ST. JOHN'S. Nfld.. Nov. '1 -(01= Cable) — Hon. Michael P. Gibbs. K.C.. 73, prominent Newfoundland political figure and former mayor of St. John's. died suzldeniv at his home here todav -