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"You must take more." She stood on toptoe and gave him her lips brzcfly and turned away, her cheeks flushed. Then the station WlZuu. laden with the Goujons and s hmlper full of good things from the luutl’. \vith Roger at the wheel, rolled down the long drive among the cool blue shadows. The little ghee: waved until they passed izqn

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Madame and Meridel and Ru- dolph sat for a while on the porch. Pol Martin and Roslne slipped a- way. Up the stairs they went sil- cnt-y. hand in hand, to the wing of the house where mfldlinm had her rooms. Gesner and Corinne had llifiilisllfid clearing away. The door was

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"I do not like to g0 in. Roslne. Suppose Madame Laurin or Uncle Rudi or Meridel were to find us - wl-lnt would they think? And what should we say to than?"

.“I do not know. But you must come, Pol Martin. You must see it. Maybe I am. wrong. But you must see this picture."

"But of whom is it a. picture? Someone, you say. whcm I am gup- posed ic know. But who could that be? I know so few in this country."

"You must see it-. On the dress- er, in a bright frame. You will know —-"

"Come then! Quickly! But I Wish I did not have to know."

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For Charitable Purposes _

War-25 Years Ago Today

October. A. D 1942. should not be proved in solemn form of law and why probate should not be granted thereon as prayed for in the peti- tion on file of Stephen S. Hessian named sols executor in the said alleged wi.l, and to see proceedings,

thereupon. SET!‘ AND SIGNED at Chambers this first day oi Decem-

ber, A D i942 (SgdJ H. L. PALMER. Judge. Kenneth M. Martin, Esq" K. O-

Proctcr for larccuwr 12-8-15-22-29

In Memoriam

ltmfl. LILIAN MaclNNlS

“We shall nOt HY. We must not say, That she is dead, She is Just away.’

‘Ibeso words came vividly as the news was flashed tour that Lillian Maclnnia oi Cherry Valley, a

ed under Past President Georoe Twelfy to collect books reading material for the forces

This column ts reserved for nun o! local interest, but advertising of 5 no nature may be inserted at five coats s word, strictly pay- sbis iu advance.

ORASWELL for Photugrapl. CONFEDEBATION LIFE INSUR- ANCE. U018

CHRISTMAS GIFTS on Sale Jean's Gift Shoppe, 193 Hillfborch z-a-

FUR .BUYEB JIBRE - Mr. I. weinlclger who unwed last night from Montreal is one of the oldest fur buyers in Canada. He goes from coast to coast by alr thus en- abling him to make pruillpl. buying

connections.

CITY SCHOOL BOARD MEETS -'I‘ho monthly meeti of the City School Board was hed yesterday afternoon. Considerable routine business was transacted. City schools vlrill close for Christmas holidays on Wednesday. IJW- 23. and reopen ‘Tuesday, January 5.

MARRIAGE ANNOUNCEMENT - Mr. and Mrs. John R Neill, North Milton. announces the marriage of their eldest daughter Rena Beryl to Mr, Peter Miller MacCaull, Ellerslie which took place on Wednesday. December 2nd in the First Raptist

Douglas, only son of Mr. and Mrs. Percy Douglas, Stanhope. The cere- mony was performed by the Rev. Thomas A. Wilson, B. 30.. in the prvsenzze of ‘he mrcnts of the bride and Broom. The bride wore a suit of nav" ‘rlu withvi“ ‘rloe and acces- sories to match. Following the cere- mor" the ‘""r'"l ‘warty motored to The Charlottetown, where s. bountiful wedding dinner ‘was set"- ed at. The Charlottetmvn. the bride's table beinz udflrnerl ‘with two beautifullv decorated wedding cakes. A host of friends join in wishing till! Popular young couple s. "Bon VOW-so" through life.

ROTARY YEFTERDAY - Past President Walter S. Grant presid- ed at the luncheon meeting of Ro- tary yesterday. The guest opener was Squadron lair. the Rev. J. M. Cameron. President Reg. Rowers announced his intention of at‘er.d-_ 1118 meetings in St. Jchn. NB. or - Friday and Saturday when Fer- nando Carbajal, President of In- tematicnl Rotary, who resides in Lime, Peru, will address represen- tatives irom all the Rotary Clubs in the Maritime and Maine dis- tricts. A Committee has been forlr- the chairmanship of

suitable various . Chrrrman Roy Cudmore o’

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(By Ibo Canadian Pros!) Dec. 8, 1917 —Jerusllem captured

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god years had passed to that beauti- ful country beyond, ceive the reward that is promised

there re-

by Gen Sir Edmund AlIenWS forces. Portuguese government Ye- signed Ecuador severed diplomatic

rem; with Germany. Austria-Ii battle l Wien sunk by Itsuw torpedo goats in ‘Irleste harbor.

CANADA

PROVINCE OF

PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND

1N THIS PROBATE COURT The 28rd day of November, A. D.‘- 194

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In Re Estate of Millicent E. Matheson, late of Charlottetown Royalty in Queens County in the said Province, Widow. defies“!

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eiro the Sheriff of the County o! Queens County or any OOH-stable 0f literate person within said County

GREETING:

Whereas upon rcwlgg the Def-it- ion on file 0f Clifton . Beer of Charlottetown in Queen-S C0111"? More said, Dental surgeon. i116 executor of the above named estate. praying that a citation may be issued for the purpose horoulB-itel‘ set forth: You are therefore hereby required to cite s11 - femi- edlnthe said Elstaic to be and appear before the Judge present at a probate Court to be hflld in the Court House in Charlottetown in Queens County, in the said. Province on Tuesday the 29th day u! D“- ember next ccmi-M. at the hou-i‘ 0i eleven o'clock forenoon of the sane day to shew cause if any mo? 0B"

I They went into the room Where a short while ago all had been so gay. so bwght. so merry. It seemed mlpty now, haunted by shadows. by some sinister presence. The black reticule still lay on the dresser‘ Where madame had left it. nosineq by standing on tiptoe. could move’ il- a little and straighten the pic-

ture. The light was dimmer now.

But thcre is its bright metal frame

was the handsome smiling face, its

l eygliflhfelgrthpogaggtiexrht it and slow- "ltlyglllllesnelclphn plliid v He lsitlilsrcdtlliognegs lnverness szsnfiistlrsnr.intern‘? o'd _ ‘(‘Polwiv Tell Pol." R,osine's ‘olflses “J55? he whispered. "I lirummond Sullivan Bras ii’or 00KB ilardcoal

would know him anywhere I could iiinliling

I ziever forget. It was thug he smil- Split Hardwood

, cd the day he ran from Honhomme ORDER NOW - rus

.‘~‘ricot's cottage. He wore the uni- "onn of one of the Luftwaffe then. tut it is he " i

"Yes. I know. I saw it before the

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iniilng there behind me. But what

“f do not know Corinne or Gesncr. ' speak." "No. we must not speak. are good people. all of them.

We shall ask We shall not

mongsi them."

"But Roger promised to kill this one -and Roger is strong l-ie wears a cross the K’ng gave him for bravery. Yes, Roger will kill this one surely."

And they stole away, out of that

_ _ f, n, , t ate of the slid deceased.

DANGEROUS TO DE- mxhleililfiilic glllzt rmieledpact. “Them; TAKE Nanci?! "i!" I Clt-ltion m m, twygghg has been issued out of this wor- LAY (To Beconwnued, shipful Court bearing date the first day of Deccsnber A. D. 1942. —————— lilifilfltltfim“ '*:,°P,"",.';',- rs e s s .

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"r-smrTif n33" °" “m” t" ""1 d» of phone 1000 .. (1 Ill ent re year ary next coming, 1943, s; the

oelts are received for shipment to 111a Prince Edward Island Fur Poo? Ltd. by Mr J J. Stewart, Mont- ague, next to the Post Office.

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puld his picture be doing here?! who cnn he be?" |

n. m Pfobflic Court do not know that the devil l, l-‘Pem I

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why the Accounts of the Said E591" should not be passed and the Fstate closed as prayed for in said petition and on motion of H. Francis Mac- Phee, 11:41., Proctor for said Petit-

loner.

And it is hereby ordered that s true copy hereof be forthwith pub- lished in some newspaper Published in Charlottetown aforesaid once in each week for at least four con- secutive weeks from the date here°f and that a true copy hereof forthwith posted in the following public places resuflitlvfllii. nasnely. n the Hall of the Court House in Charlottetown aforesaid, at. or near the Royal Bank of Canada and at_ or near the Bank of Nova Scotia both in Charlottetown aforesaid. so that all persons interested in the said estate as aforesaid. may have due notice thereof.

WITNESS His Honour Harold Leonard Palmer. Judge oi said Pro- bate Court at Charlottetown afore- said the day and year first above written

3g! the Court

< Ined) Muriel o. lowthu.

(LBJ Registrar. ll-zs-lz-l-a-lls

DOMINION or CANWA-DA

PROVINCE OF‘ PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND

the matter of the Estate of rcy Robertsonrlate of Brudenell m Kings County. farmer, deceased. TO Henry Robertson of Montague in Kin s Wuntv and other the 119111-81 48W and next of kin of the above named Percy Robertson, end to all persons interested in the eat.

hour of eleven ' i Ir _ ""3; 0,; u" suit: Mo's". §° ET‘. ca

Med wmuuy you can why an si.

‘ed frequently by her pastor Rev.

to those who strive day by day to do all things well.

In this respect, she earned the love and esteem not, only of her immediate friends, but of everyone with whom she came

auction on behal children's fund. The ultrrim

the Radio Auction Committee zvas heartily thanked for his spfnfld work in connection with ‘the rccelt f of ifne crippled

re- port as submitted by Mr. Cudmore on behalf of his committee indi- cated that the proceeds would sub-

contact. starltiall xceed uh t of any other Pwsessed as Sh” w” o’ “ W" year. $1" .30 was voled as a giftto cheerful and unwmplaining dis- the “as Dispensary to pmvide

position, it was hard to realize that she was in failing health, and des- ite all that medical science and oving care could do for her, her gentle spirit passed peacefully away on Nov. 20.

During her illness, she was visit-

Mgr. Maurice McDonald who brought her the consolation of her Holy Religion and also performed the last sad funeral rites. She leaves to mourn one brother lib-nest of Cherry Valley_ and the follow- ing sisters; Mrs. E. J. Foley. Mars- den, Saslc, who was with he;- at the time of her death; Mrs J. S. Huron and Mrs. Richard Enright both of Saskatoon, Sask.

The pail bearers were: Monty

MacLcod. George Irving, J. J. Mac- o“ “n”: Innis, Dennis Rooney, Alphonse hail]: S3555. Maclntyre, Leo Praught. May her For Pyorrheo-Glnguvltls you.

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Christmas Cheer. The guests pre- semt were Flt. Lt. the Rev. Tl-IIB. Somers md Rev. leDrew Gardner.

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Bleedins “ma. sore mouth and iooso teeth ml mun t at you are a victim of Pyorrhea. in ivltls that may sooner or later cause you to osa many of your teeth and have to wear false teeth before our time. Amcsars curbs gum bleedin tho rst day. ovvrwmu! sore mouth and he ps nature quickly tighten the teeth. Amosun must promptly and effec- tively overcoma sore mouth, curb bleeding gums and help nature tighten your teeth or money buck on return of empty carton. Get Amcssn today from your drugglst.

soul rest in peace. copy.)

TILL] E THE TOILER

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rm: onmzcgyrsrowl}! GUARDIAN "THE CENTRAL GUARDIAN

SUITABLE FOB CHRISTMAS mup-"The Shepherd Bo ." . Dr. Lento. Cart

MOORE k McLEOD Ltd. will be closed to-morrow Wednesday after- noon, 12-8-11

DURING THE ENTIRE your pelts are received for shépéncn w ‘Ilhe Prince Edward nd Fur Pool Ltd. by J. A. Webster and ($0.156 Richmond Street, Char- lottetown. 12-5-stt-9i

CITY POLICE COURT-At the Police Court yesterday morning the case o: an infraction of the Pro- hibition Act was remanded for a wee .

QUICK TRlP- Mr. Fritz Weis- sler left Montreal yesterday at 1 pm. and arrived in Charlottetown at 5.30 pm. by plane. Mr. Weissler is a. large fur buyer and while here will be buying furs at the office of Mr. W Chester S. McLure.

BRILLIANT PIANIST~A stu- dent recital was given Friday af- ternoon December 4th at the in- stitute of Musical Art of the Juil- liard School o! Music in New York.

IiWl WE IESOMMEIID ALL-Bill T0 ALL illlll FlllElllS

Says Mrs. Joseph Pare, Montreal, Quebec: "I find KELLOGG'S ALL- BRAN much more satisfactory than pills or powders. Nearly all our family suffered from constipation. Our friends suggested pills and powders, but relief was only tem- porsry. Now we est: ALL mun regularly and recommend it to our friends."

Instead of waiting until you suffer and then dosing yoursclfwith

harsh purgatives. try ALL-DRAM "Better Way" to correct the causq of constipation due to the lack d‘ the right kind of “bulk" in the di Eat it daily and drink plenty a water, but fciilumbtl’, ALL-emu; doesn't work like a cathartic; it takes time. ALL~BRAN i: sold at your grocer‘: in two convenient 3i” packages; at restaurants in indi- vidual scrvirlg packages. Made by Kellogg's in London, (Tzlziarla.

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Students partlcipatin included William Rogers, pianis, 3 Grotto" Sh, Charlottetown, son of Lt. 0:1 and Mrs. K. S. Rogers.

BURGLARY YESTERDAY - A! 3 10.15 yesterday morning an arres was made by the Cit Police for i breaking, enterinrr an theft frrnl; Ivan: Grocery S re on Rizhmon Street. The thief gained access t to building two hours earlier in‘ pounding in a gls=s door 1nd re- leasing the spring lock. The stole? goods recovered were, tobacco, toi- let soap, gum, matches, chocolate bars, orange marmalade etc.

ADDRESS AN!) PRESENTA- TION - A large number of people gathered one evening recently at the home of Mr. J. J. Stovuart. High Bank, to bid goodbye to Mr M. A. MacNelll of Little Sands who was removing from that commun- itv. Mr. J. W. lifaobean rend the ziddress and lVLr. Norman C. Stew- art made the presentation, anurse of money. Mr. MacNeill mafia a suitable reply, wanking the peoole for their great kindness. A very pleasant evenino was snent "nd the ladies served lunch. Mr “iacN=il' left on Monday for New Glasgow N.S.

Personals-

Mr. Vincent Mamieson of Inker- man was a. recent visitor to Char- n lott-town.

Mrs. Albert MacDonald, Cltynhas returned after visiting in west- moreland.

Friends are sorry to near of m. Wm. Campbell's illness at his home, 195 Kent St. City.

Miss Marjorie Stcrdy has returned tc her home in Crspaud, after Spending s few days in Charlotte- WW“ the Zucst of Mrs. Jackman.

Mus Dorothy Keefe who has been called ‘home due to the serious ill- ness of her mother. arrived in toum Saturdav night. Miss Keefe plans 0n Staying indefinitely with her mother. Mrs. Gorge R. Keefe.

TOarJ of Thanks h

Preston .7. Sentner wishes to thank his relatives and s11 kind neighbours and friends who helped lu lull’ way to share his sorrows l:l his recent bereavement. Also those who scnt M01111 trlbutgg and kind messages of sympathy, 12-8-ll

Card Of Thanks

The Sisters of Notre Dame Academy dzmire to extend most sin- ccr thanks to their friends both in the Cit and throughout the Prov- mCE- W ° allied. in 50 many ways,

We have in stock and cars arriving of Old Sydney Screened, Bras-dos‘, Sullivan, Albion Nut. Also Walsh Cobblemetc.

Lowest prices, and quick deliveries, special attention t0 C. O. D. Orders.

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Phone 176.

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My husband is good and kind to me. I have a nice home a bTzFei- one than I will have u 1 leave my husband. But I don't cal-Q as u“; i! I um huPPy- i can't go on living a lie and eating my near‘. out in. 1°u81u8 for this other man What shall 1 do? woxnmp

ANSWER: A great many times in life we have to ch J50 between two evils and try to decide which is the lesser of them. You say you, Want l0 be_hu-DPY- My advice to you is to sit down and try, very caiinly and honestly. to weigh the happiness you find with vour love: uuztfnst the happiness you would find in being with your children and llafivli their uffovtloo and respect. and 1n warms them to be fLne men a. women,

In one side of the scale put the thrill of having you: lover’; an“ 910111111 {$011. I11 the other the feel of a baby's anus around your neck Sweet in your ears will be his love talk, but. ‘will it drorsn out the cried oi little children weeping for the nmiher who has descnctl tltcnl? Yola- new husband may praise you for your courage in defying gossip and scandal and following your heart's desire, but will that makes up to you

or sons and dau hters who neve s ak er ._ e" they are ashamedgof her? r p6 m L mom I 5 name “can”

I.‘ you could be perfectly sure that breaking trp your hon-us and leav- ing your husband and children for this man would make you hanpy you might be justified in doing it. But so nmny u-oulen try it and ‘find only mliefy- So think a long tune before you make your dggkicyh

‘The itough Thai Sticks The ilough Thai Hangs 0n

Thisisthekindofscoughitishsrdtogctridof, the kind that bothers you during the day and keeps you awake at night.

Why not get a bottle of Dr. Wood's Norway Pine Byrufi) and see how quickly it will help to relieve you _. o t is coughing condition? ,

It acts prom tly dud effectively, going to the foundation of file troubl ‘ loosening tho ph cgm, soothing the irritated air passages, and the bronchial organs.