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N 0 T l C E. - North Granville Thank Offering Service, Ocwaer l21h_ 7.30 P. M. SpeakeP-Mra. Thomas Humphrey. 1

VlClis, Sunday. October _ 12th. Mount Stewart ll A. M. Harrington ‘.1 P. M. Marshlleld 7.110 _P. iVl

NEW GLASGOW CHRISTIAN CllL-ltCll SERVICLS Sunday, 0-11. 12.11. bunday School l0 A. M. ‘Phiihksuiving service l1 A.lV_l. Bread- albanc at 3 P. M. Fredericton at. ‘i130 P. M. Rev. R. E. Shaw, Minis- m, L-2B9-10-1l-ll.

PRESBYTERIIAN CHURCH IN (‘.-\.\'.-\D.\.— Brookfield Charge. —- Sc iccs next Lords Day. hunter HIVQI‘ buhuuy School l0, A. M. Wor- ship l1 A. M. Glasgow‘ Road 3 P. M. Brcoklield Stuiday school 10.30 Ali/l. Hztrtsville Suh- duy School ll A. M. L-WB-lil-ll-ti.

'l‘ltl.\’l'l‘l' LIMITED CHURCH. —‘ S€l'\'lCt'5 suuoay will be conducted b1" the Ministers Rev, Hugh lvlhier, M. A, B. D., and Rev. Donald C. liomliroytl, B. A. The Saicrahiehi of l-loly communion will be observed zit. [tic murhuig service. Rev. Hugh 311111.111 ivill iuciiclrtlie sermon uoun morning and evening. A1 Elle c1101:- ing .\L‘1‘\'lC1.‘ tlic choir will render the Harvest Anthem "Great l5 the 1.10121" hllirchziht, and there will be a selec- llflll "Come My Soul. Th)‘ 5111b Pfupfltu’ by a, mens double quar- tette.

THE BAP'I‘IS'I“L‘IIURCII. - At. thc morning service _l1 A. M. the Rev. l. Judson Levy will take as the subgtct, o1 his sermon "A Message 1.11" 'lli.iiik.~"e,ivi11c,," Miss Pearl Bull-S w

ill A/LIJDQHIHLLS "The Ninety Fllhl. bn." ‘llic Church SCllllOI, \v.1li c cs for all iiges and all

needs ill meet at 2.30 P. M. ‘Inc sermon at the evening 58111168, wnl bc "1110 Light of Gods IVOYG.‘ Mr- Robcrt Plitchcn will sing Seavcrs “Just for To-ciay." John lnch, Mus. Bad. Organist and Choirmnster will be in charge of the music of the day-

PRICSENIUVTION —Ot1 Thursrlayl cvctnng September ltli. a lerte crowd gntlicrctl at the hiine of Mr. I and Mrs. Harry Weeks. 131110155 t0‘

is 53rVlIlg his King and Country.

was rend by M1". Bruce l\iacLcnnan, l M11. Donald MacKay uzude the prcsentriton of a well tilled purse. "Lewis" in a few chnsaii words thrinlzcrl all present for their uililt. Aft/xi" 5115411111. "For 11111. a J11 y Good F\1llo\v". a SCCJII evening was thcn cnjoycd by all. A delicious lunch was served by the ladies. All departed for their ho-ncs, ivlshing Lewis the best of luck. I

ADDRESS AND PRESENTATION —T‘ homo oi Mr. and M1".-s. Daniel i Bri y, suffolk, W115 the scene of a ' jolly gathering 011 the night of 81-111. 29‘h when about sixty-five of thcii" friends and neighbors gathr-r- cd to 1101101" their son Lac. Louis firncllvy o1 the R.C.A.F. who was 111111111 on a short furlouoh. The earlier" pzirt of the cycling was‘ spent in dancing. music and smial lfll0!‘(‘OlIl‘F£‘,»I. an address was rend by Mr. Jztcidc Trnluor while the prcsciitntlnii of a beautiful nen and pencil sci ivas made bl‘ Miss. KIIIIWTIHC McIntyre. After thank-y 111g rill fol" their lovely gift Louis, “'11s soundly bounced to the strains 1 of “Ho's a Jolly Good Fellow" led‘ by Mr. Emmet Byrnc. A delicious li1nrl1 “'11s served by the hostess as- sisted by l1 number of the ladies pvcscnl. Dancing was rvzzfn resum- cd till the wec small hntirs when thy i111 wended their way home- ward after wtshing Louis "Good Luck" and “Au revolr". Music for dancing was furnished by Mr. Arge Peterson accordion, J. J. Mc- Innis. violin, accompanied by Mrs. Mclnnis at the organ.

Will ask recount In Quebec election

ST. JOHNS. Que. Oct. 9-461’) -The 5t. Johns-Napiervllle scat in the Qutbec Legislature for which a by-elcctioh was held Mon. day, was retained in the Liberal Government column by a margin of 21 votes on the basis of an of- ficial revision day count today. After the slips showing the total

_ votes iii cuch of 68 polls had beer.

hurled up, returning officer Louis

Lord declared I... Omer Perrier.

you in stitches! But "Blondie in

Society" writes the lunhlcst chap- I-‘MYBI. Elected With 6665 VOVH MEDIUM m yet in tlic high IFltlgh-pggkpd compared to 6644 {or his Union F STQKNG story of your favorite lriinili", 1mg Nationals opponent, Paul Beau-

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EflW-"Fd limit"\\'i-11P<‘11I1¥Sii1gle- riouiiccd that papers would be BRONCI-IIAL SYRUP ton 11111111 lillr" rrilc. Arthur Luke serve-d tomorrow asking for a Ju. (G

B P91111111.’ its 1101111111111 mld 11111111‘ dlcitil recount o! the ballots. uarantecd)

St. Johns-Napierville was one of two by-elcctions held Monday in which women voted for the first nine in a Quebec provincial con- lest. In the other seat, Hunting- don, Denis J. O‘Connor, Liberal, was elected by ii majortiv of more than 1.200 over John W. Stewart, Union Natlonale,

Both seats were formerly Liberal and the vnciincies were caused by the deaths of the sitting members.

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CENTRAL GUARDIAN On Active Service R.II.A.F. Recruiting

Shown above are three brothers on active service with the armed

forces. Oh the left Ia Guziner Charles Flood of the Anti-Aircraft

PREBIBYTERIAN CHURCH 5BR’ Forces Overseas; in the centre is I R.C.A.F'

Gunner Patrick Flood also oi the Anti-Aircraft Force overseas while

L-zu-iii-to-it, pictured on u... right i. sniper r1. 1"? , u ‘Leo Flood of the RCA" at present t%lfis W1

1h Canada. The three boys are the sons of Mr. and Mrs. F. J. F1001 0i Maplewood, P. E. I.

New Glasgow and Vicinity

Ivirs. Hammond Tbombs, Ken-

lsington has returned to her home

after having spent a few days w ill friends and relative in Rustico, and New Glasgow

Miss Jean McKay. student alt

Prince of Wales College, spent Sunday here the guest of her Aunt and Uncle. M1". and Mrs. Reiicile A. Houston. Mrs, Ethel Ling, Danvers Mass. ls at prewnt the guest of NIr. and Mrs. Horace Ling, she also viéltcd Charlottetown last Saturday, where she was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Gutherie Ballizigall.

Mrs Tcwizscud McNeill. North Rustico entertained the ladies of the C1l1i""'sila1i Church on Tuesday evening where thvy held their monthly meet 11g of the Ladies Aid and N11510: , Soficty, lunch was P1155011 after thi- meeting and a social hour 1011011105..

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E111 Simple and Mrs. . 111110 vlsted Mrs. . c ; 111 the P E. Is- larir‘. Hos; . 11 is rno=t pleasing to ivpcrt 1111.11 lvlrs. Weeks is 1m- prcving in health.

Recent Mi

The New G1 gow Womens‘ In- stitute 1v>re entertained" at tho The

day evening 111st meeting

Aftcr 11111 sing 11g of the Ode and ropczibng 11111 Crccd, R011 call was answered wifh fwvrrite Hot Sup- per dIFIIO> The sick commit-tee re- portcd hllVJlg 111.1110 5.1119 calls, mid the i1"1v committees named

1v11ic-S:-li1~.ol, vs Prcxou Camp- bcll. and N11": Willem Bulmati Sick, Mrs Retcl .klc.<(‘.ti and

Mrs Lame Stcveaon. l1 was

.v icd that $2.00 b!‘ scnt from the

Inliiute for the Mobile Kitchen. Word cf thanks was sent from Pte. "ry Mccrtibrvy, who is in the 1 1c <. 1'11" bCXOn srnt frm the I flute monthly 1n the three boys serv n11. two in Cznrirlo and one in 11311312111 Mrs. Brenton Dickie- szn and Mrs Rendiil Hcustcn vtlio wcrc dcliigatc= to the T B. Con- vs-nticn gave an irtcrerting report of same. a tueat number of socks siviaiers wrs passed in for C1" and rcfugte purposes. ‘ (lecldcl to invite the Mole

s. mixed Concert frrm Char- lcttctoivh to p111 cn their concert in the ltcal 11.1111 hcrc the (‘ate to be decried laicr The November “Letitia 111111 be h:1l;1 with Mrs. M. McLccd. Reiicshuxcuts will be strv- czl by lvlzs. R. B Dickie1on and Mrs Harland Hill Roll call will be HClplul hints or pay a fine. Program for the evening was as fol1o11"s~Cli1"rus, O Canada, Read- ing, Mrs R. A Houston, Jokes, Mrs. Elbert Hill. Rcadng, Mrs. Lula 8111111. Miss Eta semple. Mrs. James Bffiéllll. Recitatlfrn, Mrs. Hérbcrt Stevenson.

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Officer To Visit Souris

‘R1 R.O.A.F. Recruiting OM10- ei‘ wiell be mt the P05! Office Build-l

,ing in Souris from 7-10 p.m. ,(A5.T.) on Wednesday evenlns October 15th. The resident: 0! 1

ISourts and vicinity will thus be lgiven an opportunity of obtaining 11mm the Recruiting Officers 1n- formatlon regarding entry into the

' In addition to the men who may

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Canadian Women’: Auxiliary Air Force. 4

During the week, the Riecruitingi Officer visited the "R" recruits at; Beach Grove Inn camip. Several; of these men have expressed tho. desire to serve in the R.C.A.F. and. every opportunity will be given them to do so.

Flight Lieutenant A. M. Dunstan, Commanding Officer of the local

IR.C.A.F. Recruiting Centre, has

lbeen enjoying leave during the past week Pilot QflICEf J. A» Bugold 01f the Monoton R.C.A F. Recruiting; Centre was in charge or the coal Recruiting Centre during his absence.

The following men have enlisted at the local Recruiting Centre duriniz the week:

Louis W Goff. Charlottetown. P EI Standard ‘Tradesman, Eric

‘A. Corbett, Charlottetown, P. E I. IWireIeSs Operator, Air Gunner; Henry A. Wad/man. Chafot-tetown, R R. 8, P.E I. Wireless Operator.

Air Gunner; Ctiafies T strarig. l New Dominion, PE 1, Slfandard Tradesman.

‘Reports many Norwegian ships In French Africa

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By The Canadian Press

‘Dime hundred thousand tons of Norwegian shipping lies idle in the

(I0 honor to their sou Lev/Ls, WIIO , Mme of Mrs Lulu Bums on Mom ports of French North Africa, 11¢-

“"3111! W l N°YWe81an seaman

Mr. Hugh MacKay called the znew- , 0pm“, in U“. usual mannfl-_ M155 1 who escaped to Gibraltar in. a

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int! W "ldPli ""61 i1 SPIP-fllld flfklYP-“S Elsie Ltird the DIYEICIPIIL presided. ; rowboat 11 months after the French

llnterned his 11000-11011 oi_l tanker ‘ n Algiers.

l He is in Canada to become a 1111101 with nine other youthful _.No1'semen. They laid aside their lgame of cards yesterday and told

lTf-‘DOYters about their country and theimselves. They spoke English we 1.

This waa the story the seaman told-

The French took over the tanker

last year and removed vital parts

of the engine so the ship could not ileave. Instead of the s80-odd he lwould make as ‘a seaman, the IFrench gave him the equivalent of 1 about $4 a month to clothe himse‘f and buy cigarettes and the like

The crew remained on the ship and was allowed to go into the city but the "French and Italians told us we were not welcome." He saw no Germans but Italian army: of- ficers were not an uncommon sight In the streets. They had lieiivy guards.

Vegetables and fruit could not be bought. The Germans had taken it off to their own people, H- at- tribiued the French showmg against the British at Oran to the fact they were "scared oi’ the Royal Navy."

The French people voiced no en- mity arzainst the British but "they were all for Petain."

The Norwegian said he was one of seven crewmen who slipped away in a lifeboat and made their way to Gibraltar. One French warship flccfliled them but "we yelled some nonsense at them which they did not understand and they let us g0,"

The other six enlisted in the m. vy and army when they reached Britain.

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Souris Native Reads paper at Ottawa meeting

LONDON. Ont. Oct. a -(CP)- ‘The Roman Catholic church in Ca- nada haa become “freer, more in- dependent, more active and strong- er than under the French kings," lwmina w l inner ivy Gumvo Ianctot, Dominion archivist, pre- sented before the French section of the Canadian Catholic Histori- cal Association today. The paper was read by Beraphin Marion, in the absence of Mr lnnctot.

The paper reviewed many aspects of church history and concluded that under Gallicaniam, which Mr. lnnctot defined as the principles enunciated by tho declaration of the clergy of France oonceming ec- clesiastical power, in the French iregirno the Catholic Church was iclooely watched by the state.

1 "The British conquest in that Jespeot was the liberator of the wervitudo of Oallicanism. Under iBritiah rule the Catholic Church in tflimada became freer, more inde- ipendent, more active and stronger [than under the French kings... '1 A paper by Rev. D. J. Rankin, on "Lawrence Kavanagh, emancipation in Nova Scotia," was read by Dr. Emmett Mullally, Mon- treal, a native of Bouria. REL

COMING-OF-AGE GIFTS

Just reaching 2i herself, a Lon- don girl has started something by DYOVI In: three rifts of 21 ahlllin each for three fighting men '1 uniform who come-of-age the some

day as she does. The pa rs have suggested the idea iiprea and “be ‘ Ina e unanfmous".

Ulo Minard’: for dandruff.

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