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thusiastiu audience. Mr. George Jurdine acted as chairman and Mr. Allolsorl Proffitt gave an ex- cellent and informative talk on the Third Vlcto Loan. Some two hundred peope were 1n atten- dance. In Kinkora Wednesday there were two shows, attended by some four hundred in all. At the evening show, Mr. James Mc- Cardle, Mldgleton, gave a fine picture "High Over he Border", which is the first film ever to be shown on the migration of him between North and south America as well as “The Great Lakes" and "The Commandos" are highly praised. These films will be shown in St. Eleanorls and Summerslde Thursday and Friday by Miss Hilda Gillis of the National Film Board.

This column In reserved for nevn of local Interest, but advertisin of rnewsy nature may be insert: at five cents a word, strictly pay- able iin advance. V_____ H h CBASWELL for Photographs. CONFEDERATION LIFE INSUR- ANCE. L-ﬂl SHOW FILMS-The Free Sound Movies in Freetown Tuesday night brought a full hall and an en- alddress on the View Loan. The

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Personals

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Pierre takes the law lnie ills own hands!

w. Ihd Mrs Amos Gallant, Oys- ter Bed Bridge, have received a cable from their son Clifford. an- {lorlércinz his safe arrival in Ens- an .

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Sgt. Lloyd D. Wlgmore. North

Nova Scotia Highlanders. spent a recent two-day leave with his par- ents Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wismore.

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SHOWS 8.15 — 1 - I BE EARLYU

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provide the maximum in thrills and OCT. 22, 1917 British and French A. Kennedy 8a Co.

excitement, 'l‘lle two Rangers then troofds advanced on eilhcr side of Emllloyfes CFCY

Join forces and capture Collins and the Ypres-Stoden railway, north. Mﬂjor J, R. Paton 2.

his gang after a furious hool-tlwll- east» of Ypres. British armeu bomb- Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Meikle HAMILTON WYOMING Acquainted, followed bv ‘epealsng and the dam A bill 101' 1H1" w’

cleriul; chase mto the heart- wf the ed zeebrugge Mole and Meile rsll- 10-22-11. msrrruna the Greed in unison. There were moved mud and one sick person —-——- six members and one visitor pre. the district was to be relllemnered.

mountain country! way sidlngs near Ghent, Belgium. is ‘ Petrcgrad reported 16 German ves- TOUGH HIDE The Hamilton W I, met in the Sent H-"nle Nursing was discussed Collection amounted to 50 cents.

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x d Brlnlgs Feats Elifircrilsleﬁlareyéeph Mon-Bey and m carpemel Shops as Landpaper pmsided. The meeting opened by cail next month tn be Bl‘f3v.'(l'(‘d by ggggdntéldmotiltzslielvaillgnfrl An- Very deep sym thy is ext ded SKI MATERIALS in ' It A Good Tim To Get a in C an‘. His“ rlc Zltvcrlt them. Romance F lets RX ‘Ixlgeodéfltlfg tcﬁrnlmltllrlity, tdmgtllr. ikis lire btrgge gfir frllat piece; of S 8mg 5 e n m 8 a m Hm ‘O a m ""- nc an _ e o ler mem er: as . oa . e , _ c spruce or ~' mirrors.rtrseor°..§a";a": or he only helm- ' ~ . _ . j

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Robert Newton starrinx vehl¢l°

based on the lives of the late mg Strikes

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lug Amy SCONEG her nerlnl tri- _

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M m ~ n0 YOU UIBBLE ABOUT MONEY? the year, as well as one of the most ' - _ ,

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snows 1.00 - 8.45 Dick Tracy's G-Men Ausirallﬂ- 1n a , t-h fli ht m t . . Mummy; SAT. ONLY L80 Meﬂkﬁf“ Tﬁ°"l'_.°lc“ Xioiiofiiﬁh gtgnelntos wdlrld-widle lovel You're ready to give up anything and every-

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io Jams: ‘sofflifﬁltffoefkgoﬁ Limits-lets: Well, today, not only your home, but your country, everythins ‘ ' you valuo—i| threatened with the greatest emergency of all—\he ' ulutchinl, murderous greed of a blood-crazed, war-mad maniac. and sll the armies in the world will not keep him away . . . if money is looking to buy the tools they need.

Merrie Melodie

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The 39111190 1S R XPFPTi-dwellinﬂ The Amazon Ho; than a mile brack to her earlier fame when i119 st;

But, thank God, It isn't we latel If you have the sour-age, the

w" ‘llhabillllil N01“ Afflﬂl- 11nd a half Wide in some places. war called her into service .1111 make :”“'A‘ "" ~ - -»~w- -?. for grinning drnnw» n5 they M? We‘ . mural strength 1nd m, determination, he m" no (IPIHIIPII. It 5911i“ l“ the R-Ko Rmgo ﬁctgeret’ means shelving those condor-is and extras you've learned lo lake gvrﬁggfd and dlrgcted, y er r for granted . . lending that money for a steady, relentless Hou- "They Flew Alone" opens at the o of guns, planes and ships that will blast that scourge of lllilvriwn Pﬂélce m Edward {lllgeagre trod-dirty.’ Angrlitbflﬂéﬂgllf ‘(:5 Khﬁdst-tggnﬂlln 3 Cred“- away from your own home and family. e e sponsors “n r n on’ m e ’ w e a o Remember, wan aren't won by the fllhllﬂl’ "W"! 1110M —— nil

Merrs Club of Charlottetown. ._.__._.______

M’ HOLY NAME HALL In Memoriam‘ -°"- FRIDAY, OCTOBER, 28rd st- B.lll p.m. MRS. GORDON MacLEOD All members and friends are cordially invited

to attend.

FUNERAL llnrlcl: \

‘The community of Eamsdllffe and vicinity has been saddened by the news of the sudden n! away, on October 14th o Mrs. Gordon MacLeod (nee Miss Verna Gorveatt) in the 30th year of her age. She had left the .E. Island hospital mluetilne previously, ap- parently in good condition. She seemed to have contracted a cold and ccmpllcations set in from which she succumbed at the home of her ents, Mr. and Nﬁs. Georie Gorvea t, of Cumberland. Bhe was a young womrln very hlgihly thought of by a.l who new er, and many will remember her kind

.and cheery mnnncr and unselfish service to others. Her passing is a meat, loss to the church and com- munity as well as to the bereaved husband and infant son. She leaves to mourn their loss. her parent; When you reoch for your fcrvorile brand of mentioned above, with their family

Odnned salmon and iind ll absent . . . don't . and a lame circle oi friends be dlsclppolnled. Remember, ll loo is uwcY 0 dnafwtggnfggrl‘ 1&1?“ Dgfllecre ﬁaeslinfel:

matte;- hnw brave, The folks bark home have got to do their It ls a symbol

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share. We must sacrifice peacetime Iuxurlr-s . . . ronvvnirnrvs k _ 1;]! thought n! personal gain. Only then can victory become realty. w,“ m, BlIY VIBTURY BONDS T0 THE LIMIT Bonds. can borrow asairlst them; and they are readily saleable when you

or YOUR ABILITY

A. F. 8r A. M.

The Officers and Brethren of St. John's Lodge No. 1, Victoria Lodge N0. 2 and all visiting Brethren, are requested to meet at the Lodge Room Masonic Temple, Grafton Street, Charlottetown, (today) Thursday, Oct. 22nd, 1942, at 1.30 p.m. sharp, for the purpose of attending the funeral of our late Brother,

ANGUS MacKENZIE, PM. of Mizpah Lodge No. l7, Eldon. Funeral service at the Cutliffe Funeral Home at 2.00 p.m. Interment People's Cemetery. By Order of the Wor. Master, _ REGINALD E. KEMP. P. M.

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were, Mesre- John Morrksey. Rub i sell Ings, Russell Young. Clarence ,,_____ V

NOTHING MATTERS NOW BUT VICTORY

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Prince Edward Island THANE A. CAMPBELL, Premier

"dcinq lie bit" at Empire flqhiinq ironis. 5o

mil" iv dive l0 these who Q1" <1“ - ' ' n . Zﬁfgncglxlﬁgftda" byllzailrieslilm: glfdwgf-f There was a very large attend- ance of sympathetic friends and

neighbours. Interment took place