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Dr. John M. MacLcod, a native rlartsvnie. Prince EflWBld Is- oied at his home In Quincy, fillllz€~l§ on Ocrobcr l». He '1’: years of age. He is survived ’ his WldQW and two sons. Dr. Lend, who held the position oi physician, and had a large twc, was educated at Prince Wales College and McGIll Univ- reveiving his medical degree the latter Institution. neral services were conducted a. the water Street Presbyllcwlan Church by I/he pastor. Rev. Dr. Uwfge E. Bevans. Interment. was In Mount Wollnston cemetery. _.§_.._§_._

FLA GS FOE CATHEDRAL

EDINBURGH _(C1P)_ A lcAvorn white ensign which

T at the mainmnst ol HMS. Spite during the Battle of M51.

:11 and the red ensign flown by

. s Queen Elizabeth on her war-um, \ ‘lager. have been preserved to st,

LONDON. ICP) ~— Boys of W551. Illl tr School are not wearing 10D hats and tail coats long lrznlluzz‘ ta Londoners. Since me school returned to Weylmlnflstgf after evacuation to Herefordshlre. school authorities have decided In fflvvr of grey f"lnnel suits.

hex-vs Frans-arm ‘The Legls. quantity

lg Zion. 1 timber for panelling and THY"! 1m: the new House of Com.

T113115, as a token of the 35m“.

ntiorl of the DeoDle of the colony rand eclorate. O ° O

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W 4 fiénée Iool mo! 9 ‘I hen take a Palmolive bath. Yes, whether you prefera rub, ‘a shower, or a puucl bath arrhe wash bnsin, a Palmolive

huh leaves you refreshed- comfortable again!

Palmolive. Bill" Blfh sill." gives you loads of gentle lather that brin s new loveliness becmac P: molivc is mule with Pllm and Olive Oils, Nature's o fines: skin conditioners.

P. E. I. Prosbory

rn Prince a a mum Poes- r; o! the 011% Church o! uamrly moetinx

n; the tems c! meme at the mornlng session were calla to Loclrepon and Lomevllle ln tnvor ol Rev. m. Paterson 1nd Rev. w. Ward. In nddltlon, a Orwcllflernm ch e Mr. Webster. a urncd an’. as stated supply. was referred to the commlttee on pastoral re- lations, who later concurred In It.

secretary read n letter from the Saskatchewan Conlerence cont- mendlng to e Presbytery Dr. Mackennle gs qualified In especial way to perform n ministry

Rev, Austin Jardlne. ln reporting for Chrlstlen Education referred to the character-value In the various camps held each summer undrl chum‘); gov. mucou- froy suppc e appea gave Incldents to show than camps can be a. most effective op- portunllv for evangelism.

Rev. Dr. Wilson, Editor ol’ the Observer. In a very comprehensive manner. reminded his hearers o! the unlcue opportunity afforded the religious pres; to make pm- nouncemen-ts wIt-hout lear or favor on the vital issues ol our tlme. The task o! the rellrlous press, In hls opinion, Is to reflect the lll'e o! tho church In Its vurled moods and views end to crusade walnut known evIl and entmnchcd wrong and against Ideas and Ideals chm would tend to cause a breakdown

support them. He spoke o! the action taken by some of the western provinces lo curb gambllng on c grand scale. He sald that American soldiers re~ turning from various theatres o! war pave as their opinion that we could do with less Sunday adver~ tlslng. He sald Influence cl set-v ,

government to

audience o! the Inspiration o! the Sunday evenlng prouram directed bv Canon Ward. The Observer also discouraged preferential tron- rvrviiebrlilt to certain racial groups who

o! national unlly so es-

sential at bhls time. Alter other routine matters were dealt wlth. the meeting adjourned.

Afternoon Sesslnn

The commlclee on asloral relax.- (Ions did not see m. o recommend permission In Rev. Mr. Ward 2.0 accept the call to Lomevllle until lJune 30th next. The feeling o! the Presbywery was not unanimous In this regard. The majorlty. hon"- ever, concurred In the recommen- dation cl’ the pastoral relations committee.

The committee on education and students certified to their various colleges the following candidates: Arthur Jordan, John McKay, Mel- bourne McDowell, Laurence Toombs. N. Mali- and Earle lseard.

Gratitude was expressed for the

‘work ol Rev. E. J. O. Maser as a. _ minister and Presbywt who Is soon to return to his original field of service In Korea. Rev, Lewis Mur- ray was named moderator c! the jMarg-zte Charge which will be thus ‘left vacant. The chairman of the committee . on maintenance and missions unz- I : (a) the wide and systematlc use of Duplex envelopes; (b) the formation In local churches o! a vital and efficient commlttee on Maintenance and Missions.

The committee on evangelism and social service In Its report would urge the Federal Govem-

-ment (a) Io Increase the tax on beer and (b) Io reduce the alco-

lholle content ol’ llquors; and would deplore the action of the Provin- clnl Government were It In at- tempt, to weaken che Prohibition law wllhout first lenmlng the will oI the majority In this regard.

Announcements a! Interest In- cluded the Convention m be held at Amherst Nov. 6-8 under MRE. C. direction; also the vlslt of the moderator and party on Nov, 27th (summerslde) and Nov. the 28th (Charlottetown).

Rev. Mr. Mcliennan reported for a special committee of Presbytery appointed to nominate a successor no the former Principal of Plnc Hlll. Rev. Dr. Chalmers o! Tor- onto was named cs the choice o! thIs committee.

Alber other routine mutter: were dealt with, on motion Resbyteiy adjourned.

Whitehall Notebook uy JAMES Mwoox t h (Canadian Preu Std! Writer) LONDON, Oct. 25—La.bor wig by-lleeilonl In Smothwlci,

Achton.undet' - Lyn a d Falla- blllllh Int have began xi-lken by

cnossaonos

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Ion which probably by his vmy cmrlca In Jnotbcr five Ivy-elections m to b; 41x14“, contrasted Labor Ministers’ dcscrihln! difficulties the administration, with ed Wonk which fell

bowel‘

nod w nnlnhln In Parlo- rnent and elsewhere b position 0o "any lack leadershlp on’ the part of those now

In minority m rm waned»-

II Increased labor major-Mu In Smethwlek end Alhton-Under-Lyne the h“; round some M. on n a do. emu attire labor poll In Id

ai-uuunnuu

ltonlllnz In the party, all Ilve be.

' In; former ministers. Rlchlrd Law,

former wnlaterol S8000 1n the Obumhlll “caretaker” Government and non o! the 1m new, e Onnudlan who became me Mlnll- ter oI the United Kingdom. Is the candidate In South Kenslnrton

and Brendan Bracken. former Min-

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um- nI IBIOIIIIINOII, ll the curry In nlly radium." 1h Bournemouth. The other ccndldnel how to M01 some are Harold Mlclllllm (Stanley), thunder whm new 1gp» Rséph Aaheloghowlly alt Lima) bro down l; he ' .

Pg _ . 21m," "m" n»! sun "one" srvllc A 181cm wllaln his 6on- servo VG llll I'll l Iibfi bid for lrcrcued emphasis from

leaders Ihet the party lc “mvlltlon- _____._...._._..___._..._......

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A Whaleveri lloadl They Choose . Me Owe Them Our llelp!

AT ‘I'll! (IOQOROADI-bodr bl fill

hardships of war-flanged perhaps in iclr outlook.

Norcomucboldmbltwlurbyfar. Whtdscylookfor-

ward so in Canola h beodona and opportunity. Io: that’;

whu they dreamed of u icy were out there on In boule-

field, or zoomed loco in Ink over the alga, or took up bade stations when the rub puck threatened.

Now they're beck to neck and ind that opportunity- opportunity you can help ‘iv: them. A chance to complete their education, to own their own farms, their own homes, to learn trades or: go into their: own businesses. To pick up the threads again and curt anew on the road of life.

Yes, your: purchases of VICTORY BONDS help pro- vide that chance-for the 9th Victory Loan will be largely used to finance rehabilitation. $0 dig down deep this time and buy more Victory Bonds than ever. And you'll not only be helping to pay the debt we owe these men and women: but helping to assure your own future by your savings.

Remember, than willonly boom Wavy. Luv: in Ibp next 12 nionrbs-nyouun hay douilo the amount with Ibo um deduction: from your [l] "WM"; omndad our 12 month.

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