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THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

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By Louis Arlimr Cunningham, Author of “Of These ’I‘hrce Loves," “Marionette,” Etc.

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443111 11.0.1.1. ilasualty List

OTTAWA. Dec. 0—-(OP)-Fbur Caziudian airmen were reported ktlcd in action overseas with three others listed as prisoners of war 1n toziights It.C.A.F. casualty list,

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11° 1 31 "lﬂilm W14’ Killed on active service- "Poor Rum!" '

, _ Illellldéil in the list of overseas 1 "Me wasunltzes were five men previously _ _ , _ reported missing acid now for offi- tlmie to use 1t for you. Sue xvuiuti 1,-1.1] purposes presumed dead and unctlzier man listed as dangerously i11_1'111'etl on active scrvi; the latest list of

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llazi Transport Planes Attacked

CAIRO, Dec. 8 -—(AP)-- long r o British fighter: tore into: ill: t of 00 German transport

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plonol. presumably in: wand Biro? otter dc ivcring troops and su p es to ‘runisia, and shot down t transports and one escorting fighter, the British high ocmnand reported today.

The transports were escorted by many filhters, the account; said. They wen intercepted off murd- uu island, which is about ml I17 between Malta and Tunisia in the Mediterranean .

The Mediterranean action yest- erday was one oi‘ several aerial on- gngemonto in North Africa.

American fighters shot down six

out o! seven Mescerschtnitts do- stroyed in on nlr battle over Mor- shal Rmimcl’; Marble Arch Land- ing ground west o! E1 Aghcilo, it was announced. ‘ R.A.F. f htcrc, Joining the running butt o, shot down the seventh Messerschmltt. Ono Amer- ican tighter did not return.

Marble Amh, namleu until the British so dubbed it for a. London west end landmark, is an advanced Gennan airﬁeld 40 miles back of El Aghcila.

In‘ Memoriam

IERB. DAVID SI-EIIRRBN.

On Tuesday, Nov. 10th. i042 the people o1 Crapsud were saddened when it became known that Mrs. Daniel Sherren had passed away. Although her health had been fall- lngufor some years that news our) gar pa n; come as a gnu mock er relativel and friends. The de- ceased was a daughter of the late Stephen and Catherine Carrier, and

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dgment. Now I tnust pay for the o I told." ’

6i n- - Opposes (hanging

Name Of Party

WINNIPEG, D03. T-->'CF)—Mrs. George Black, 77, wife of the Mem-

the name of the Liiieial-Coiisertul- tive Party.

official party namc, Mrs, Black, herself a Liember of Parliament from 11135 until 1940,

plug the title (Jo '.. , She is a. delegate to the con- ventions” ‘ >

Irlnnuu, Brian Hereman Hubert,

S~Li . Winnipeg.

Hi1‘. Douglas Stewart, Sgt, Ver-

dun, Que.

Jumicson, John Boume, Sgt. Ot-

tawtt.

Prisoner of war-

he, ,1 L, 1,. hand w, bur of Parliament 1111- 1:1; 1.11.011, Ramme Paul léalph Po. Mom ‘attire. .3, said 1n an llll.£'l'\l\'1‘\ ‘here ‘lorlzrv .0“ ” ’ ’ ' 111:1; she docs not .1101‘ :1l.c1'1:1g Roberta)“

Alexander Morris

HoimiilB- P0.. Micicllesex. Eng.

Suzizsstloils had boon made in" Chlbb’ Gordon wmmm- 5n" *1 “an r sontekjuarters that clt-lz-gnles to the Winnipeg‘ wrote tllcue letters and senttotliias: ‘bliiiﬁgﬁlghilrlﬂ Previously report“; m1551n¢_

now for official purposes rnesumed

dead:

lvfooney, John Joseph. Flt. Lt. Hempstexid, Iona Island, NF!

East

._ , said that, the 01'i"i11:1l '1 e was t want to deceive you or lltc Lttle Liberal Cunsirvlfuve “pa” Rncliv. Frederick Duggan, ca. I acted against my better swam. I Wouldnt m. ‘m. Grow Sat, Toronto.

Booth. cwt-rrge vlnoent Cyril, Sgt"

Chicago, Ill Norton. edonia, On

Sinclair, ‘Marcel Stanley,

Victoria.

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games Shield. 5st. c111- wit,

Dﬂﬂlrrwliy injured on active m.

was born at Eamscllfie, P. E. I., on ilain. 16, i871. She was the widow of the late David Sherren who pre- ; deceased her four years ago. She ivas s. consistent member of St. John's Church where she will be greatly missed as she was one of its Heading and most willing workers. Her home was noted for its hosp- itality where she was ever readv with a smile and a welcome for all. Her passing away has left a vac-

Merfs and Boys’ Sweat- ers are practical for those cooler evenings at home. Several styles. — Prices ,. _ . $1.00 t0 $5.75

Tics are just what he needs for wartime morale. Silks, Reps. Knits . . . . . . 50c. to 51.50

ancy which will indeed be hard to fill and her friends will ever cherish ,1 the memory of her faithful devotion ‘ to dut and her unfailing courtesy 4 and fr endship. 1

Her funeral took place on Friday. t Nov. 13th. and was largely attended. l Services at the house and grave. were conducted by her Rector. Rev. F. G. R. Hartman. Interment in St. John's Church Cemetery.

The following family are left to mourn the loss of a. kind and loving Mothert. rl, Daniel, Montello, Mass. Smith Big-new. Home Guard. Yarmoulh, N. 3., Lester Roland. Beach Grove Inn, Stewart and Geo- rcze at home, Douglas in the Navy. Eva. Mrs. Clark Fall. Crapaud, P. E. I., Mrs. Celia MacKlnnnm, Earnsclilfe P. E. I.. Mary, Mrs. Jack Inman. Brldeewailer, Mass, Amy, Mrs. Fldgar Orosslnan. Broctoti. Mass. Evelyn, Mrs. Bazil Helm, De- Salble P. Fl. L. Lillian. Mrs. Clarence Powell. Dover. N. B. Lucille. Mrs. Emerson MacDonald, Vclorla. P. E. L. Marlon. Mrs. Edgar Nelson. Earnscliffe. P. E. 1.. Also four s‘s- ters. Mrs. William D. Sherren. Cra- paud, Mrs. William Judson. Earns- cliffe. Mrs. Jrlhn Glllis. Washington. U. S. A.. Mrs. Ella MacDonald Eldon. Four of her nephews. and two sons-in-law acted as pallbearers. Edward Shower. ‘Fhwderlck Sher-ten. Georsre MacDonald. Frederhk Mac- Donald. Clark Fall and Emerson MacDonald.

(Patriot Please Copy.)

Jap Invasion Fleet Crippled

WASHINGTON, Dec. 9 — (AP) ._Amer1can dive bomoers, wrpedo planes and fighters have crippled I small Japanese invasion fleet head- ing for Guadalcanal, sinking one enemy warship, setting afire three others and shooting down l0 tighter planes. the Navy dell"? ment disclosed today.

Flying out from Henderson air field, the air striking force hit the enemy with big bunbs and tor- pedoes last Thursday ukthe narrow waters between Son» Lsubcl and New Georgia Island_.§._15_0_m_l;es

No guess-work about a. robe! He'd love it! Rayon Jacquards and silk brocades. —- Priced from .. . . $8.50 to $15.00

He's hoping for these comfortable. long-wear- ing broadcloth pajamas. Stripes and solids. _ Prices . . .. $1.75 to $3.95

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He'll give these Gloves a handl They're ex-

Bhirtc ore sure to pl him

eon . Ohlmbnyl and Broad- cloth: at .. 11.50 to $2.15

We have it on good authority that the man at the top of your list is o solid, substantial fellow, and wants solid, substantial gifts. The presents for him are useful, wearable, practical . . . the kind of gifts we've grouped together on this page. See them

today.

PllllWSE BRUS, llll.

Worm-Hose will help ‘ him out nu m: mt forward on cold winter momma: .. s0- to$l.00

cellent quality in ‘Pans. Greys and'Cream, lined . - Priced

You can't go wrong on a cowhide belt with his initial on the buckle. - Prices 50c. to $1.50

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When they left, giant flames we.e harm from three of the 10 vessels in e enemy fleet and an- other~ltg type unidentified —- was sinkin

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Two cruisers, the Navy said, were hit by LOOO-pound bombs, While a third warship, either a. destroyer

nmthwest of Guadalcanal in the“

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tﬂlphfildLtis fourth Ship, "do. _ scri e as e r a secon d - f 11 wing er or another cruiser, pﬁbatlaaly NoIvgembélno m the report ‘or

was struck by two more t0_ped0e3_

Sharp aerial f1

which presumaby carried forcements and supplies for Japanese on Guadalcanal

‘ghtlng ccom - ied the attack on the surface Jlilt. rein-

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NIGZYIIES and PYJAMAS in Satin, Rayon and Crepe. —-" Prices .. 531-93 t0 $233

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111K115 Farm Prices Should Be Stabilized

‘POERONPO, Dec. Mia's third period of inflation since the outbreak of the first Great War began with the start of the second Great War and has been loll- larly rapid in the level farm prices and industrial waqol, O. H.

Crepes and Woolloﬂﬂ- - Carlisle President of the Dominion ply-sq _ _ , , , _ _, $191410 $14.95 Bank, 1d shareholders of the

' bank at their annual meeting to- (‘O ‘T9; "‘ FMS of "mm-y ‘it . daThere were excﬂlflzionai condi- er-muuuyt wives - in Electric ‘ tions raiding the advance of farm gm; and gml 1113111151; also prices, said Mr. Carlisle. At the

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outbreak of the present w-r farm prices were only on a parity with

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1l.\.\‘i')l‘..1\GS - Smart. leather hzttnll-zigs in Navy, Rod, Black.

ranted when the farmer's increas- ed costs are considered. There should be no further Increase of

_ ,_ 1- u ___ Pficgd farm prices, Mr. Oarlisle held. but. Bu“ n m“! “ T300 m $0 79 the Government should take steps from . . . . . . .. - ~- to secure a reduction, when poss-

ouovus -- In K111, Pigskin and Woollen .... 00c. to $3.70

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Phone 1766

154 or. Geo. st.

lble, in the costs of wings the far- mer needs.

Dealing with the lndusbrialwn situation Mr. Carllsle contin :

"Inflation of industrial wages is creating a dangerous situation for labor and others and must necess- arlty culminate in a crash as de- vastating as or greater than that caused by me stock speculation of 1929. wages. he raid. were at an wall-time high at the outbreak of war and have since increased bv 40 ‘pﬂ’ cent up 1T1 September. Af- ter the war production will be back lln a (‘ompotltlvo market and low

{costs will be the main factor in coping ind moving.

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BY OFFICIAL ORDER

Beginning Wednesday, December 16th . l

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-when sold as ﬂuid milk for human consumption

than the legal retail price now prevailing.

BE SURE YOU GET THE FULL BENEFIT OF THIS REDUCTION

THE WARTIME mucus AND Tnapr. 110.1111»

MUST BE SOLD FOR 2c, ll QUART LESS

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