NOVEJMBILR 2.3- 1.24.!

‘THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

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gunlllll will be do v Ill In Summing $3,, .1 u pa: day or 10a per week. Phonb 289 for talc and“ I ‘m y“, QIIIGI lo the boy responsible for deliveries on your my“,

To it m “d Musics‘ when-sm- M d1?»- nrace'§_ _ - ,, u Rood condition. It ~— W11“ D- R. Guardian. li-za-u "m; WORM POWDER makes " -___ MT»! W‘ “‘ T“yl°r 1 4090i? fQfllfwlllzLllglFng m" °n w" n“ Kensinxwn- . A ggnbiQfY taken. nlasgrdeix-“lé ma? Jun; _ tflrfllfigl ° - u-as-li. 11° "°- 1Q,“ Nglelllli‘ alluring -o w L PANTRY sans and 0 I ' ' ' ' i. rustle-l, 11-“- m. msuiyiieesztsvsl ~ _wm|g,|51w5 MILLS. Bllll-llll- . 8.30 P. M. 11.33-“

f grinding Novena- ""1312, oglelpllslfilllg "luesdinlvnapid

gfidsy weekly _______

son sans. - Nor-

Qfgxff Forest and Pearl Plot- ilieulzls ' also several outstanding wummh aununerslile 11-11-1411. standard Sliver Males. Harold B

_§CIIOOL SPORT5. Bedeque my, Friday, Nov. 24, at 8 pun open w nil rural schools. Admis- ‘wn 15 cents. 11-22-31

_ DINNER IPAIfTYdi- ‘l urcrav evchillg o. um v n- glll‘ was hzld at the ilolnc of Mr, llllCl Mrs. Ira Crozler of North genuine. ‘llns occasion was in cele- bration of two events 1n the Cm- mr lalnlly. the birthday of the host. and till. Sixth wedding anni- versary of his brother Mr. Bennett crazier and Mrs. Crozler of Wil-

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-MR. L. W. SHAW, Director of Education, has accepted an invita- tlon of the Board of School Trust- m to speak st a public meeting

in the assembly hall of the High _ISLAND " Sclwvl Blllldl"? °" Thlmdfil- N"- , Chapel pr ilgolillelllilnlliltzilli-rllliitc-d g3 at 8 ll» m- MY- 53ml" Fallfiflhurch, Toronto. on November (3th should be of particular interest .0 the marriage of Arthur Preston every IAXDHYBF 0i Summers”? Ind Johnstone and Amv Eleanor John- iii citizens are strongly llfSed t0\=.on took place The marriage was mend this meeting. solemnized by the Vtrv Reverend 11-22-2i =Peter Bryce D D LL D The 2/3126 JlSA thfohcllaulzhterr Nrllf Mr. 811g ~ - SO11 O. £11" i111 -IIO(‘.KEY CLUB CAMPAIGN~ the uroom ls the son of ill? and The members oi the Bantam Hoc- Mrs. W _E. Johnstohe of Loni: Riv- kev Club, Siulilncrslde who have u". Their many friends extend to bun conducting u lottery to raise them best wishes for n. long and funds topurchase equipment helmhappy married life-S the dl-iudvuu: lorirhe liackxy nun rl ——— ‘lucs cv cvcn nl-l an or a limo gflqflltiillflli ran high as the time, approached w announce the lucky‘ , _____(C01‘lfll1lled from page 1.)

____ st-FILACTUIIES ARM _ ewar 11- - 1d and Mrs. n??? gtewlml 0215111141: lnerside, fractured his arm yester- day afternoon when he fell out of 2J1? ti???» .125‘? H? “i?” ‘i"" 01111 for treatment-S. y o” m .

POLIC —- E COURT - . marsh" llolice court b81011: fills?- "lm- E- H- Strong. Kc. yester- dlly morning a youth of seventeen We! given a suspended sentence for obtaining money by fraud by means of a worthless cheque, The case was prosecuted by Mr, Watson MacNaught, K, c__.3 BACK ' - FROM WEDDING TRIP — Mr. and ‘ Mrs. Gregory Mclnnis Sea Cow Pond. have re- turned from their honeymoon scent visltinl places of interest in East- ern Canuda. Mrs. McInnis was. be. fore her Auley. Souris. an liieartv welcome in her new home._

Billy

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winner of the luscioils goose vrhlch was to oi- donated to the winning ' I ticket holder. Miss Marlon Howatt fected Prince Edward Island. The was ille mime Oll the ticket drawn. Chief Justice expressed the llOpc The young loos promised some bani-z that the Navy League's appeal for un hovkvv lhls Wllltel‘ 1n llbbrvcla- funds would meet with a generous l-lvll 04 lllb SL990 '°3"V'~d-~5 response from the people of the Pro- -_,. Y Hnkmom“, bERvlCE‘_ on since. A careful budget had bccli _ v ‘ prepared by the cxccutlvc of tho. Sllllldlll- Rclllmblflllfe Li" NW- Prince Edward Island division ofthc _ . League with much attention being sen-ice led by “W. M!‘ W381i" W"! paid to the proposed cxpchrllturkes i .' for t e upils oi tile school marched over-balm, (i, em- 1944 n f or lhe sci-vice and back to thefme vfififfgi, e y n d or *s°h°°"°.‘."“"' In,” m“ L951?!“ LEW" The Chief Justice explained in “"““""5L"“" “"0 can"? m‘ 5 detail how the disposition of funds ‘illimife fifth’ TZiSJIfiiJ‘ 1335i‘. ‘”°“‘“‘ "e "m" m" “m” ‘he ' ‘~ 9 ° - y wcul m“ °r T““"eu9r‘5 m“ Sch“! gghgitzethhttaglii ‘lgl-llrllnrtflgnlglven in: bought live dollar wreaths which were placed on the monument and each roam sold $10 (l0 worth of Nlllllfi milking a total of $30 00 which ivns prcsenwd to the Can- adian Legion.

division paid to the Dominion Colin- cll was not without benefit to the pcople of the Province. Hundreds of Island boys have derived great benefit from the many hostels estab- lished by the Navy League through- out the country and would continue to do s0. Possibly the finest hostel in the British Empire was located in Halifax 1nd through its friendly doors many of the Island boys lmd passed and re-passed on their way to or from the perils of the sea. For those reasons and for many oth- ers. the appeal of the Navy League for funds would, the Chief Justice felt, be warmly received by the citizens of the Prof/inw-

The banquet closed with the Na- tional Anthem.

-.\'0RTll BEDEQUE W.M.S. — The North Bedeoile Auxiliary of the W M S (United Church) held their Novcriibzi- meeting in the class room of tlv. church with the president. Mrs. R.W Hog! presid- ing. The lllclnc "Consecrzition to the Klugdoln for their sakes" was used throughout the worship per-

.A discussion on temperance concluded with the resolve to up- hold tllc Temperance Federation lll wiry llosszblc way. Mrs. A.G M Csull read a_ fine article from the vrzust Missionary Monthly ten find it wherever a child is . A reading was vel by Mrs. Percy March- bank who offered the closing pray- er. The study book for" Decemlbe will be presented by Sin-strolls when th

Reserve Airmen To Get Badge

calls and seven litters written were lfborted. Trc Lords Prayer in uni- fllll f-‘lvsed the meetinlL-S .

Personals

OTTAWA, Nov. 22 — (UP) — Men released from the R. C. A. F. as a result of the curtailment of the British Commonwealth n! Air Training Plan and attached to a civilian reserve will be Ill/m a. badge to indicate their serve membership.

The badge, about the size of a 10-cent piece, will be topped by B crown with an albatross across the centre. Maple leaves will be below the wing tips of the alba- tross nnd the words "R.C.A.F. Re- serve" will appear at the tog and bottom arcs of the circular ridge. which will be finished in red. - t.ar_ld_blue___eriamel._7_>_ _,_

-Captaln Harold Arsenault the Prince Edward Island High- llinders is spending his furlough with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Elgllllllllll Arsenault, Summerslde

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-—Mr. Roy W. Lookhart. man- lser of ‘Irons-Canada Airlines at Sydney. N. S.. is spending his va- tltlon with his father, H". A. A. Wkhart. and Mrs. Lockhart. Summcrslde-S.

ironies uPszvs

Are very often due slmply so lack of adequate

vlnamlns In the dolly diet

Indigestion, cram s, gastritis, constipation, nausea, poor

ap tile-many o the ailment: of the digutive tract— ll! ‘My ' ‘w'th“ of" intbe

Goldet. 61 Granville Street. ‘

assessment of $500 which the Island co

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TWO MATINEES Thursday At 3:30

Saturday At 2:30

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Annual Meeting S’side Children's ‘Aid Society

The annual meeting of the Sum- merside Children's Aid Society held on lvloudoy evening endorsed a mo- llori of (he regular board meeting regarding the proposed early meet- ing of representatives of the other children's aid societies of Prince Edward Island with the Provincial lgovernlneht with a view to discus- sing the urgency oi’ providing an ‘iilSLlLlltlOll for delinquent children .in the Province.

i The election of officers resulted iri the following slate being chosen: President, Dr. J A. McPhee.

‘ lst vice president. Rev. John

Jarvle.

21nd vice president. J. Lorne Dris-

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Secretary treasurer, Colin Stewart.

Solicitor. Mr Heath Strong, KC.

Board of Managers. Mrs, L. R Allen. Mrs Doris Toombs, Mrs. J. F McNelll, Miss Eleanor Green. Mrs. Fred Murphy, Mrs. D. F. McNeill, Miss Carrie Holman, Mrs. Harold MCIVDl‘. Mrs. Robert Pal- mer, Mrs Frank McNeill, Ven. Archdeacon G R. Harrison. Rev. E J Barrens. Earle Hickey, Rev, R. M Johnstone, Wallace Bradshaw, Max Robinson. l-Iilbert Johnston, Davis F Lidstone, W. E. Brooks. Elmer Piueail-S.

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AN XIOUS BRITISH-

(9 Yltlnlledfri-rm putt-lg.

year settled definitely any ques- tlpii of an immediate election and it is believed now that voting will not take place before next fall at the earliest. Parties are going ahead with their preparations just the

some.

The Labor Party announced that it would not accept affiliation of the Commonwealth party and there is some talk now that this war-born organization led by Sir Richard Ac- land would soon fold up 101' "wk of funds. Labor has announced its willingness to welcome into the par- ty any members of Common Wealth prepared to accept Labor's policy-

Sir Stafford Crlpps, expelled from the labor party before the war when ,he tried to form a “Popular front’. is gxpected ti; apply soon for read- ‘mlsslon and his chances of beinll welcomed back to the fold are said to be good. If the minister of alr- eraft production is received back. the official labor candidate ham- ed to stand against him in Bristol ,1lkely will be withdrawn.

me communists are still anxious to affiliate with the socialists but they will receive the same answer" as Common Wealth-that labor will welcome individual members oi’ parties prcpufed to accept labors constitution. but that it cnnnflt BC- “pt Affiliation with thl ‘ti- ‘yes.

1 -u all? food intake. Tone u our system-but not with icinne. Get "ALL-in-Ogl "' Vitamin Tablets. Take daily for a month. One after breakfast, one after dinner. They provide the five vital vitami plus minerals and u. yeast. With dist thus fortified, pep should return. Only l5 for a month's supply. At most drug stores.

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CARNIVAL

GAMES —- BINGO — HOT DOGS I ICE CREAM, ETC. i!

Plan .to Attend as Often: as Possible.

‘Officers Who Spoke l Face Court-Martial

TORONTO, Nov. 21 — (OP) - The Evening Telegram in a news story from Ottawa today said that ,"a major departmental inquiry —

osslbly even a cuurt-martl — I oday loomed in front of the group of high-ranking officers of the 0t Division, who, in a press inter- lvlew last night, made public their ,conviction that tho voluntary sys-

tem of overseas enlistment coilldi

‘not be made to work

i The Telegram said’ that the in-l

L‘ ST- PAUL'S “ALL llazuli*lr.="..it.l"i°:":"l...i::‘ symmmid“ "'anlv.r".u.."lr"il°vs.. _

Beginning Monday Evening Nov. 2m. lai’:;"i..li*"‘:lil.“ivuilicwiili and Every Night that week. 53.3.3522.” ill‘ £23i.’i“°‘.'..li‘£‘ “ti:

comment on statements in Van-l eouver inst night by I! STOUD 01, high-ranking officers of the 0th

Division that the voluntary system

of overseas enlistment would not

rk.

‘glen. McNaughton said in a

statement (hit he expected to re-

ceive n "full report“ on the nf-

ficers‘ statements. lluldc at a press

conference, during the day.

Doors Open at 6:45 ,0

Official List of Casualties

ROYAL CANADIAN All IOU-OI OVERSEAS

Killed Ou Astlve Service Anderson, William Wallace Eul- ene, lit-Sgt, Point Anne. Ont. Flint, Thomas Vincent, F.-Sgt.. Kingston, Ont. Smith, Robert Alexander, I‘.- ., Toronto, Ont. 0n Acflve Service After Air Operations Barr, Alexander, F0, Hamilton. t. Becker, Byron Jeremiah, Sgt. Ottawa, Ont. Benningham, Daniel Charles. .10., Montreal, Que. B Denis Leonard, PO., Vancouver B. C Commodore.

Ottawa, Ont. Dupont, Leo Joseph, 5gt., Tem- Lskarnlrig, Que

ht.

Odobss, Keith Earl, Sgt, Brant- ford, Ont.

Palmer, William Frederick, F.- Sgt., Magrath, Alta.

Roman, Rudolph Anthony, F0, Regina, Sask.

Smart, Frank Leroy, FL-Lleut. Los Angelcs, California, U. S, A.

Speiler, Donald Wesley, Fl.-Lt., Toronto, Ont.

Taylor, Beverly Thomas, Sgt. Bar River, Ont.

Whlnfield,

George Ambrose

Service — Now Reported Prisoner 0f War Germany D.F‘.C..

Hansen, Lloyd Leonard Hans. PO., Lctllbridgc, Alta.

Martin. Arthur Norman, W.-C., Vancouver. B. C.

McClellan, Robert Bruce, FO., Vancouver, B. C.

Middlcmns, Robert James, F.- Sgt, Regina, Sask.

Pilkcy, John David, WO., Shanty Bay, Ont. Reed-William Reginald, FO.. Brampton, Ont.

Seymour. John F0» Muenster, Sask.

Tinker, Edmund Thomas, FO., Toronto, Ont.

CANADA Killed On Active Service

Cummings, James Clyde, FO..

High Point, North Carolina, USA.

Henry,

, illlnm ’I‘rus\vell, Welsford, N. B. Killed In Action NS. and P.E.I. Regiment Carmody, William Warren, Pte., Mrs. Helen E. Carmody lmotherl] Pusmore St., .

. E. 1. Gallant, Joseph Stephen, Mu“,

Lackey, Imrne Hubert, Pte, Chip- mah, N. B. ' nn, Gordon Francis, Pte.,

Corcoran, John Alexander, Pte.,

Godln, Jgeph Louis, Gnr., St.

Connler, Joseph Alfred, Pte., Mrs. Marie R. Corniler (wife) Eg- mout Bay, P. E. I.

S. Epslfano, Anthony, Pte., Sydney,

IN.

Hazeiton, Arthur Alden, Pte., ‘rruro, N. S. Isaac, Roddie, Pte., Sydney, N3. Landry, Robert William, Pte, Amherst, N. S.

Lsrkin, Malcolm Eugene, Pte., Bast Pubnlco, N. s, LQOII, Wilfred Morris, Pu, lyd-

ne. N. S. we, George Adrian, Ptm, Tui't's Cove, N. S. McCarvllle, Ivan Arthur, 14s., Mrs. Margaret McCarvllle (wife).

£4 Elm Ave" Charlottetown, P.E.I. MacDonald, Ernest Arthur, Pie, Mrs. Charlotte MacDonald (moth-

er), Salut Avards, Charlottetown} Quebec had “owing w do with

. . I. Bollngbroke, Ernest Joseph 140-‘ 1 < - pltal. Halifax. on Wednesday. N V- ' MacDonald. Murray William. lilfd, \vo.. Toronto, Ont. ‘§',‘§,§F"“°'°°‘“°“‘ "mam" °““ 22, i944. James a. Gardiner, rigged "Non-MK"

Pte., Brooklyn. N. . ' Drowned 0h Active Service Mr, King, Nov. l0. "If iat the 65 years. Funeral from the i-esld- EM|ALMH MacGilliyl-ay, Colin Francinl Diirraht, Harold i ylson, lbsztime of the Quebec discussions! ence of Mrs Mary Silencer. 3m,

Pie. S dney. N. S. Mart n, Gerald, Pte., Isaac's

Harbour, N. S. O'Connell. Daniel Thomas, Pie,

Camp Borden, Ont. Rushton, Layton, Ptm,

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Newcastle, N. Fredericton, N. B,

Monctoh, N. B

Corps Nfltllgant, Jean, Pte., Upper Cape,

VGlace Bay, N

Pte, Shelburhe, N.

Perth,

River, N

Pte., Saint John, N. B.

Lisut, N‘ River, .5. Hachey, Ralph Joseph, Ptm,

Chorlottetownumehtspprt, N. S.

er Herbert, N. S.

West Bathurst, N

Sgt" Mouth of Keswick, N. I. I ed

Vaughans. N. S.

cadie. N, B. ROYAL CANADIAN All FORCE OVERSEAS

Vancouver, B. C

Truro. Mllksing

PAGE SEVEN

r Mr Ono-sum i , ,,§;f*g-_,g":;r=d"1=~f°--:: m "Hon-IA" l In Memoriam uannvlué. Alta. ' " runs waurlin o mums- mIéeig-ulsgzi, garold Leonard, WO., ' '

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mflur “m” Gnnt- m" soslflggrllzy ti)? Btflllmllceilggl? w: Brownsville, Ont. pathy been extended as when I

Harrison, Francis Arthur, D, P. was learned on Oct 6th that Mn. O. P0. Vancouver, B. C. Walter q Mcxenii, o‘ 5pm‘

Boxwood, James Arthur. P0.. field had assed away in the ‘WNW mf-‘hvfllllflllkg- ‘if’ $1 d. m’ Prince Edward Island Hospital st

every women will will.» Q25?’ '

ronto, Ont. Jones, Paul Reviere, P.-Sgt., Waib

...tn..~=.'.*=~"-- ‘v s- "" Y“ °° Mann’ wluliini George F-Bgt J-izzfiiizmumadm “w” Y" London, Ont.

weight-control menus (at three eelaie levcloHorevn-ydiylntheweehfit

b? eompetmt authorities, this "mule

stun, Stanley, P.-S¢t., Toronto, ubveeterc, Albert Sydney, 20., Mun

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day, it

1 the noon

come suddenly and shortly

the early age of forty-two yeus. Mrs. McKenzie had entered Ill hospital for treatment on Monday, Oct. 2nd, and bright hopes wIe held out for her recovery but, Jfii that

was evident

hour

lzi“;ar.'irr.'.ip"""ia"c““~ ..-“:=°"':"" “m "°-- M” ‘ma’ “W L - I ' ' s ep ."

civil-Fem l-m-‘tx ..ft?.vis“"v..t‘.=:i"d'i’"- l new - sci-flew - -

bu“, m “w” d q land", End“ AHOfiB-m" . dialog twelhetyssrlsl 1S2. sh; ensue:-

Kluoa.‘ _m OM10,“ .e erse o a wo ad flee

_ ALI-SIM! feed that aide natural rujululgy. G1

you: copy l! 1M1!‘ mos’: new. lllm. 011t-

——= Sgt, Fort William, Ont

McAmlurl Elm Melvin. Pt!" PO, Vancouver, B.

Prevlously Missing 0n

Royal Canadian Artillery

Crandall, Leonard Daniel, Gnr.,. "ma". 0| w" _ Ggrmgny

Sllshllv Inlured m, P0,, Gatineau, Que.

wink, Arthur Morton, FO, Fort Pmudfoot, David Herbert, l‘.-

t leasure o! her acquaintance and er cheerful readiness during those ‘years, to assist in every good work lBlld in the Women's institute of

Wllltehead: Williaén Anderson. ' Active

Active Service - Now Reported Baribcau, Joseph Maurice Alb-

ehard, and family.

Premler Jones Discusses

conducted

in the province.

“y, ]l\_.s8§_ 5L Norbert Mam N, s, ' _ _ which she was a faithful znembl ..‘.*“i""“-' obs" “b”- **°~ '"'“"' .':""'-- c» =~ll‘-"&»”"° “‘°"“" "°°“ ~ lavv::i'=:i::- m con , n. - e p u ( lhg ' ' I __ Fgtlovégxgqn,“ 11,655‘ Qughim-g, p0,, Klllllllagtoslsi p_ :_ n‘ l Haggai’: zillion Harold. 2'0. LIEUT. J. ALFRED BLANCIIARD haghgoggsdgwgnfiélxggnér m. late ,, , w rum ’ ‘ —_‘ , ocookl ecordo: mom“, an" ufselgault’ My“; d!“ msmlll%'. glélllltigmoxllltryant Thom- lgleleileaart fir: gaggro River. ItslLH/l Herlxertfilglpsgn andBhis Taymouth, N. B. V 9. - . ' " ' ' ~ ' 4 “l! - c 0U Y9)’. i-Y BW Davies, Donald Stewart. Sgt, Henry. Arthiur Joseph. PM. Mirfllyloli Bwimam Burton’ F0“ palrghltlslgllllinreamlimlivlerged] l? 313'.‘ Mms‘

After the marriage of her eld- er sister she assumed the full care of the home and

she was the

F1511 Th ' 1w- “, p9,, _ , light and mainstay of that home Tommi)? Quinn‘. "m: gughuy wunq“ “"1” ofhavzrnalzggz: Pflnme“ till her marriage in 1932. Besides Gilbert, George Lyon, F0, N.S. and P.E.I. Regiment Bumsgead George Alexander 9- Sclrmwi"! llllsbimd "m1 1115 @895 westmount, Qua . _ white’ Howard Allison. He" Fbmeut mama sask . mother lll the home, Mrs. Mcxeh. Hogg, John Douglas, Sgt., Sackville, N, ,B_ ' arm“; Harry’ F0 ' wmmpeg lire leaves to mourn their loss, one Thamesford. Ont. New Brunswick Regiment Mm ' ' " ' a 5m"- NSL-Lnmagldkfumailg 3W3" Li h, x m, rx-s t. l-lamil- Barry, Jos h Willi , , ' _ P tlco. flIl_ we ro m. r. . me at enne g . chamum He“? . B. am Rfn. wfifxtggelzlflhnhwllllam, r1. Lieut. s Cmude smpwh summers,“ W, MacLeod, Alexander Harvey, F.- Byers, William Russell, Pte., Mcqueén Jghn metam- p- “We” G- ‘m m9 mmcsteild- Th9 gt, Llckman, Chilliwack, B. C. Fnirvllle, N, B, s“ Winn; cg Mm ' ' furleral, WlllCh was held on the McKay, Harry, Sgt, Hamilton, Wounded Remaining On Duty pi-Qhmmy eliofled ' Mining on s ‘nlgtsierntognorofthsulrzldzlégt ‘git- sgiélxl‘. Q . .

The service was by her pastor, Rev. A.

D. Sterling, assisted by Rev. D.

n.3, and y_g_|_ R in g ' , J. Morrison of Bradalbnns, and I (ifllglim. Walter Aretllllre- Clif- p,‘,“,,b°°‘"§§“§' gm“ H°’""' 9°" Number Of Subjects w? \'er§linlpr§ss1\'r;x.1 TH . r,t,_c,1b1' _ _ "' ev. olnl, iucleson,

0 e 5E3“ " " ult;.:‘*.i.€"" “M "°" l" B*°"d°“‘- ‘.’€l“.°“i.l.l."2‘§‘ °’ ‘s“‘i..§“lfl.“." it? |d ' ' ‘- ' ' n l‘. “ o t ’

Canmhn wozwn.‘ ‘my wgffififlrl. "afislm Ame“ R°hn¢ premier J_ Walter Jones told Understand". The floral tributes

11 Burns, W0 Saint John, N ‘rurnquist,

D’ d New Brunswfak Regimen‘ Sgt. Glentworth, Sask.

MacNeil, Ronald Michael, Lieut, 5 ney, N. S.

Active Service-Now For O

S. Royal Canadian Ordnance Pufpgggg Presumed Dead

Doucet, Gerard, Pte., South Bath- 1,11“, $35 , first. N. B. McNicholl, William Eugene, FO-. Severely Wounded Mmm-ea], Que, New Brunswick Regiment Moon, Edwin Stanley, W0.

Creemore. Ont. Skllleter. John Albert William F.-Sgt., Drogheda, Erie.

Sloan, Patrick Ernest, Sgt. Fournier, Ont

McAlilJster, Arthur Otis, Pto., . B. Wounded Royal Canadian Artillery Bernard, Melvin, Gnlm, Jacquet . B.

Quebec Regiment

botsf d, B. C. Leslie, Arthur Felton Willard, or

Dixon, Angus,_ Pte, . B. Gehue, Francis Edwin, Pte., Beer

_N.S. and P.E.I. Regiment

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Mn. Jannlo Gallant (mother) Mrs. Annie M. Matthews (moth. 911i’. Mr. J. . . o no 4 ur ._ Li?” Plsggigle," RKE. Lm P“. fr), l? EE:SCOIIA 50., Chlrlntte- following officers Wire ins o, er enne . ~. ovvu . . . - Knm, _ Dlgby, N. S. NflllSS, Fred William, L-OpL, l Grmd ‘TEA’ Mwnon