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THE HUGHES DRUG STORE will be open this afternoon and evening. 11-28-11.

FAIBVIEW BAPTIST CHURCH Annual Business Meeting on Thursday, 7.30 P. M. at the home of J. R. Mill North Milan. 1

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CHILDREN'S AID SOCIETY Annual Meetln tomorrow night 8 o'clock, City alljPublic invited.

11-28-11.

ZION LADIES'_AID Afternoon Tea und Sale, Thursday, November 29th. 4 to e. 11-28-1i.

‘FIRE AT DUMP — A fire "at the City dump which called out the Fire Department at 5 o'clock yes- terday evening wus quickly extin- guishcd.

POLICE COURT — .A fine of $500.00 and costs or three months in jail was imposed on the accused in an Excise case in the City Police Court yesterday morning. In an- other Excise case involving the sale of beer a $150.00 and costs or three months fine was imposed. An as. sault case was withdrawn. l

FUNERAL YESTERDAY - The funeral of the late Mrs. Albert Jenkins of Pownal was held yiester- day afternoon. A short service was conducted at the Cutcliffe Funeral Home by the Rev. A. R. MucVicar, followed by service in Pownal Un- ited Church. The services at the church and grave‘were conducted by the Rev, Mr, MocVicar assist- ed by the Rev, Sterling Steakhouse. The pallbearers were Gordon Myers, Richard Jenkins, Cyril Jones. Am. brose Mclviillari, Wallace Brehaut and Robert Brown. Interment was in Birch Hill cemetery.

TEACHERS’ FEDERATION — Al; a meeting of the board of gov- ernors cf the P. E. I. Teachers’ Federation on Saturday, Nov. 24th, the following slate of officers was chosen for the year, 1945-46. Presi- dent, lVLiss llhtelle Bownees (re. elected). First Vice President, Mr. Dan MacDonald. Second Vice Pres, Mr. Gordon Rice. Secretary Tmasa, Miss Hilda Brown. Recording Sec- rctsry, Mr. J. A. S Williams. Gen. Secretary (Part Time). Mr. Reg. MacDonald (re-elected). Publicity Director, Mr. Millar MacFadyen (re-elected).

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FUNERAL saavrces - The funeral of Mrs. Flora McLeod. Uigg, was held from the home of her daughter Mrs. Show MacMillsn. Alberry Plains, Monday, Nov. 26 and was largely yttcnded. Services at the house and . Andrew's Church. Orwell, were conducted by the Rev. Roy Webster. Vernon. Pallbearers were Messrs. Malcolm McLean, Norman McMillan, Irving ‘Tweedy, Joseph Mclsasc, Edison McLeod and J. Otis McLeod. In- terment in the church cemetery.

0F LOCAL MANUFACTURE- The kev which was presented to General Crerar by Mayor Blan- chard on Monday as emblematic of the freedom of the City of Charlottetown. was made at the nlant of Bruce Stewart and Com- puny. Lid. Of bronze material and about nine inches long. it car- ried the following inscription en- grayed by CmckeWs Jewellery: Cibv of Charlotte- town. Nov. 1945. General H.D.G. Crerar. 0.8.. DSO."

CONDITION IMPROVING — The lcondition of John A, McDonald who was found on the road nonl- Mount Mellick School last Sunday after- noon with a broken leg and other severe injuries. was somewhat im- proved last night. Mr. McDonald, a resident of Cherry Valley Corner, was walking along the road to visit o. neighbor when something struck him and knocked him un- conscious. He could not say de- finitely whether or not it was a car which struck him or in which direction the object was travelling. He was taken to the Charlotte. town Hospital Sunday evening,

W. M. S. MEETING — Mrs. Wm. Clark entertained the members of the North Wiltshire Women's Mis- sionary Society for the November meeting. The worship period was led by Mrs. Deacon and opened with hymn, O Word of God In- carnate, readlng and Drayer by the leader, The mite box offering was received and dedicated by singing. "We Give Thee Hut Thine Own". Hymn. "The Heavens Declare Thy Glory Lord" closed this part of the

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WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY Nov. 28th and 29th

Beautiful Christmas Gifts in Linen and Leather —

Fine display of Aprons.

Certificate and Novelty Tables. Bingo and other games with appropriate prices.

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ENOUGH TURKEIQS FOR. CHRISTMAS —- The production of turkeys in this Province is expect- ed to be sufficient to meet the de- Ohristntas trade this year, with a small surplus for ex- port, it was learned yesterday. The price to reducers is 3B 1-4 cents per poun for grade A, 36 1.4 for

grade B and 33 for grade C. Th. wholesale prices for the same grades are 39, 3'1, and 34. and it is understood that the retail mark- up allowed is eight cents per pound.

ADDITIONAL TBIBUTES. — In e list Masses for the late

Charles L. Trainer, the following names were inadvertently omitted. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Driscoll Mt. Herbert; Mrs. J. .1. Johnston's River; Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Duffy and family, Web- ster's Corner; Women's Institute; Mr. and Mrs. James Pheeney, Boston. Mina.

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28-11. TRANSPORTATION MEETING

—The various Boards of Trade in the Province will be represented at the meetin pf the Transportation Connnlssioxi today in Moncton by Mr. RE. Mutch. Representing the Provincial Gov- ernment will be Mr. AR. Brennan. Sum-merslde. while B. Rogers. supervisor of the Island

Maritime

Graham avei Bureau. will act as liaison

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officegbetween theProviowialGovt. and the rail. bus. and airline sys- tems tn the Province. Among dues- tions which it is reported will be discussed

at today's meeting are

(l) the value of reciprocal travel and trade between the three Mari- time Rrovinces and (2) the need of havina and airline systems co-opemte for the more efficient routing of tou- rist traffic throughout the three provinces. The meeting held today was postponed from Nov. 12.

the Maritime rail. bus.

Personals

Mr. Morton Dew will leave this

morning to attend an executive

meeting of the Maritime Board of

Trade at Moncton.

Miss Joan Arnold of Bristol is a atient in the 9.11.1. Hospital un ergoing an operation for ap- pendicitis.

Mr. R, E. Mutch leaves by plane this momlng to attend the annual meeting of the Transportation Commission of the Maritime Board of Trade.

Messrs. Douglas lifcFarlane. 1r- vlng Toombs. Bedeque. Marshall Delaney. LG. Ramsay Kensingtcn. were in the city yesterday.

The many friends of Miss Inez MacInnis, P. W, C. student regret to learn of her illness in the Prince Edward Island Hospital, and wish her a speedy recovery.

The many friends of Mr. Mil- ton C. Stewart will be glad to learn he is making a good re- covery after sn operation in the 11111.1 Hospital.

Dorothy Nlbore and Myra Rodd. Charlottetwn sent a pleasant week-end visiting the letters sister. Mrs. Henry Jones I-Iaaelbrook

The many friends of Dir.‘ M. K. Inman will be pleased to learn that he has almost completely recovered after his recent serious opfratlorn. also his daughter. Heather. who underwent an appendix operat- ion. and is steadily improving.

Mrs, Katherine Ladner, returned

having enjoyed n visit, in Trenton. N.S. with hcr brother and sister- in.law, Mr. and Mrs. Ira MacLaren. and with her mother, Mrs. Mac- Laren. She made the trip by plane, and enjoyed it very much. —New Glasgow News.

IN MEMORIAM

ROY S. MloDONALD

A large circle of friends and ac- quaintances were shocked to hear of the sudden death of Roy 5. MacDonald. which occurred in the City Hospital early Saturday tober 21th. after only a short illness.

Entering the hospital for treat- ment the previous Tuesday. he was progressing favorably but on Thursday. took s tum for the worse and failed to rail-y. passing away in the earlv hours of Satur- day momink.

The late Mr. MacDonald con- ducted a meat and fish market on Woymouth Stresct. when he en- . . a large volume of business. Previous to that he had been em- ployed for a good number of years at P.J. MacDonald's

A son of Mr. John AkMacDonald

Mr

McDonald's first wife the de clued was S’! yea-rs old.

Left- to mourn are his sonowina

wife the

former Isobel Sande comma: of the‘ late Philip Sande ‘and Mrs. Sand

rs era: also three enrol-ll

guilds-en. June Carol. Sondra and hillp. Also

survivinl are four brothers d ‘macaw. Clifford. Willard.

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guests was partaken prettilv decorated table with the wedding cake and tall pink and white tapers Mrs Wal- ler Mortimer. sister of the bride. poured tea Miss Edythe Burtch and Mrs. Lewis rm assist/ed with the luncheon

hereinafter set forth:

all persons interested

to her home at Charlottetown. She

Mr. II. L. Emnan. General Mann.- gcr, Tne Bank oi‘ Nova Scotti, Whose 114th Annual Statement is released today,

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tall light-ad tapers. tastefully ar- ranged around the fireplace oi the bride's former home at Hlghgaw, made a lovely seitmg for the mB-Tflflfie. on Wednesday. Oct. 17th of Sgt. Audrey Hills, C W A C , daughter of ex-warden William L. and Mrs. Hills to Mr Mills, formerly of ihe West Nova Scotla Regt . son of M1". and Mrs

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played bv Miss Laura

Eacott The bride entered the living

room on the arm of her father. Her floor length white satin wed- ding gown was fashioned on prin- cess lines wlfh 10h: sleeves shirred bodice and insets of lace in the dcirt. Her veil was held in place bv a headed not cap. She carried a bouuquet of deep red roses. The bride was preceded by her niece Joyce Mortimer as flower girl wearing a turquoise crepe dress. floor lenzth. She carried a nose- gay of yellow ‘mums. Mr Ross Hills. brother of the bride assisted the groom. Mrs. Hills wearing a moss green two piece dress with a corsage of pink rosebuds and Miss Elsie Mills. sister of the wearing a blue wool suit. with a. corsagc of pink gladioli received the guesls

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Mr and Mrs Mills will reside

on the groom's farm at Howe Bay. P.‘E.I.

out of town guests were present

from Ottawa. Windsor. Kinasville. Leomington, Wheatley. Ridgetown.

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CANADA PROVINCE 0F PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND

IN THE PROBATE COURT

The 12th day of Noyember A.D. 1945

In Re Estate of Alberta Jane

illcDornllld luto 0f Charlottetown in Queens County In the said Prov- ince. Single

woman. deceased, test-ate. To the Sheriff of the County of

Queens County or any Constable or

literate person within said County GREETING: IVHIJBEAS upon reading the

petition on filo of Donald Meltin- non of Charlottetown in Queens County aforesaid, Attorney-at-law. tiho sole Executor of the above named Estate praying that a cita-

tion may bo issued for the purpose You are therefore hereby required to cite ln the slid estate to be and appear before the

Judge present at u Probate Court

to be hold in the Court House ln Charlottetown in suld County, in the said Province. on 'I‘hurnday, the twenty-seventh day of December next coming. at the hour of eleven o'clock noon of the same day to show eauso if any they can why the Accounts of the sold Estate should not be passed and the Ea- tuto closed ns prayed for in said petition and on motion of Donald Mt-Klnnon. list. Proctor for said Petitioner.

And it is horoby ordered that a true copy hereof bc forthwith pub- lished in some newspaper publish- ed in Charlottetown aforesaid once in each week for at least four con- secutive weeks from the date hero- of a-nd tzhat n true copy hereof be forthwith posted In the following

public places respectively name

‘l; in the hall of the Court House

Charlottetown aforesaid. at or near the Royal Bank of Canada in Chur-

lottebown aforesaid. and at or near the Bonk of Nova Scotln In Char- lottetown aforesaid so that all persons interested in the said Es-

tate as aforesaid may have due

notice thereof.

WITNESS Ills Ilonour l-Inrold Leonard Palmer. Judge of the slid Probate Court at (Xlnrlottotown aforesaid. the day and yen first

above Written. By tho Court. 1-1. MARGARET PALMER. Registrar.

(L. S.) 11-21-28. 12. 5. 17.

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Pallbearers were: Messrs. J. R. Williams, .1. McLurc. CD. Stewart. Wm. lilccarron. l-LP. Beer. P. Power.

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The Bank of ilcva Sootia 114th Annual Statement

All time veanend highs for de- posits and total assets feature lhe 114th Annual Statement of the Bank of Nova Scotin which is rs- leased today.

Assets of $613,517,014 show an in. crease c! $71,000,000. Net Profits are $1,980,001. ‘This compares with $1,445,420 for the previous ten months’ period. ilhe Bank having changed its year end from Decem- ber 31st to October 31st last year. The usual strong liquid position is maintained. ' Other lntereeti items include increases of over ,000,000 in To W1 Deposits and $55,000,000 in In. vestmem; Account. Loans are up roundly $13,000,000.

Liquid Position Continual Strong

Cl-ih. clearings and balances due from other banks, 819588.507. represent 20.74 per cent of Total Liabilities to the public, Total Quick Assets. which include the a- bove, together with Investments and Call and Short Loans secur- ed by stocks and bonds amount to $453,054,992 and represent. 78.65 per cent of liabilities to the public. The latter figure compares with 75.93 Per cent at date of last Statement.

Investments no up 855000.000

Investment Account now aggre- Kates 00098085403. of which B5 per cent ls in Dominion and Provincial securities; 47.5 per cent is in Do- minion and Provincial securities maturing within two years. Invest. ments include $8,167,011 in Munici. pal securities. $26,2l9.605 in Public securities other tha Canadian. and $12,144,310 in other bonds deben- tures and stocks all at not exceed- ing market value.

Loans are up

Loam other than Call Loans to- tsl $122,031,268 practically unchang. ed since last Statement, Current Loans in Canada are around the same figure as last. vear. while loans elsewhere than in Canada ere down a . . Loans to Provin- cial and Municipal Governments are up roundly A2.0fl0.000. Call loans are up $14,720,000. Accept- ances and Letters of Credit cut- standing are up about $3,000,000,

Deposits It New High

Total Deposits are $541,342,385, an increase of $00,492.80. Interest. bearing deposits show an increase of over $49,000,000 in the twelve months’ period. notwithstanding substantial withdrawals made dur, i118 two Victory Loan M ‘ ns Deposits of Dominion and Provin- cial Governments at $011,683,015 are practically unchanged, Demand De- posits of the public are up over $21.- 000.000

NEW LONDON PIIBONALB

The many friends of Master Gor- don MacKenzie. are sorry to learn lhe is confined to his home through l ness. .

Miss Bertha Lamont, Park Cor- ner. spent the week-end in Ken- slngton, the guest of Miss Jean MacLeod.

Miss Erma MacRae, New Lon- don, spent a very pleasant week- end ln Spring Brook, the guest of Miss Beulah MacRae.

Pte. J.,C. Paynter is spending a very enjoyable leave at his home in New London,

The many friends of Mr. Frank- lln Brown are sorry to learn of his recent accident. .

Pte. D. A. MacDonald and Mr. Charles Oakes. Stanley Bridge, were recent visitors to Spring Brook,

Mr. Leigh MacKenzie. French River, spent the past week end in Kensington.

Mr, Earle Cole was a visitor to Summerside Saturday.

Miss Lorraine Cole spent the week-end in French River the guest of her grand mother.

ll. E. S. Activities In Placing Veterans

A busy centre these davs is the National Employment Service of- fice where all retuming servicemen register for employment. In ad- dition a complete record of unem- ployed together with their ouali- fications is on file.

The records thus kept provide a ready refere e and when iobs become availa le the local depart- ment can provide any employer with a suitable applicant. It Ls al- so the duty of the local office to see that a retumed man who held a. position some three months prior to enlistment is given an 01p- port-unitv to return to his old iob with all the advantages that have accrued to it durinu his veers of war service.