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But what is this chance they ‘take? It's this: If death comes to the money-earner, the home may no longer be a place of refuge for the family, but l source of debt and dcspair.__ , And yet, by a perfectly sim- ple Sun Life Mortgage Protec-
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HAL BOHAKER CnitSupervisor SIIII LIFE IIF DIIAIII
148 Richmond Street Charlottetown, P. E. I
" Imiwlq tion plan-only a slight addition " ' Y‘ ‘hung; to the monthly cost of paying iIlIKI w!“ for the ilDilS€}—-I.IlP total balance smmwhm ' of the mortgage would he wiped
out in the event of death. Here's my advice, Mr. Homeowner:
Let's talk things over—t.ods_vl
Sanroma, disnnguislied Puerto seasons Community Concert Associ College hall on Thursday evening Brahms. Chopin and Debussy will gramme.
will Open Concert Series Here
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Rican pianist, who will open this ation series at the Prince of Wales . Works of Beethoven, Mozart. be featured in the recitalisfs pro-
liuty 01 Remembrance llay Is Emphasized
The following‘ Remembrance Day appeal has been made by His Wor- ship Mayor B, Earle MacDonald:
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"Each year I look forward to the season whcn it is cvcry citizens duty to remember-and memory is a wonderful thing, At this time of year, when we see the leaycs falling, how easy it. is to think back to their budding. The same is true of the flowers and all other ‘things of nature that make their lchange now,
"And it is just as easy to re- member, that only a few W111‘! ago many of the homes of our icoiinrry were in the possession of “he best youth to he found any- iwhere, and because someone for- ‘got, these ‘homes arc 58d Mid iloiicly today. Therefore, lot uS l l
not forget the sacrifice, and the price thcy paid, that we might en- joy frccdom and happiness. l “In our country, we arc all born and grow up to a certain axe. very much the same. After we attain this certain allc. mfliiY changes take place. Today most of the people who nrr- responsible for the good or evil of life which lie ahead of us are of age, and that mean; you and me. Let us all strive faithfully to sce that no ,petty jealouslcs creep into 011i‘ ‘lives. By so doing ‘we can take ‘our pan, in this world of today, and ever be on the alert for a bet- ter one of tomorrow, let us see to it, that everything is done to elim- inate trouble and war again. Let u; no; gn back on our promises to the men who not only Baffled the torch, but who in their m0- monr of dying, threw it far enough for us to catch. i "Now we have it let ti! hflld It ‘high. Ler. us show the world “'0 are proud of the. privilege. Let us m. the lilile tasks they nskcri v15 w do, . - - Yes, memory is a l wonderful lhlnii. but it can only its‘ fkcpt frcsh and wonderful if we i try as best we know ho\v, to keep it that way and when wc fZrow old,
as we think age is old. 710W Iifliilly ‘
wc will be if we all make our to- days the way we trust 011i‘ .\‘*"-‘=-| I(‘l‘(i.'1_\‘§ were. and better still, lfl “'0 make surc cach and cvcry day; is tho way we want our tomorrovvr" to be.
1 Sacred Mcmnrlcn
‘ "And particularly at Iliis scason of the your. we look inin our store-room of memory, and ponder on (hp pliuL “'0 rrwili many in- SIZIIICCS Of DUI‘ HSSOFIIIIIUIIG Oi _\'(‘§-
Central Guardian
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A‘! YOUR SERVICE-Armani Coal Company. Phone 2498.‘
HOWARD MMLNNIS Fitted Footwear at 1T5 Queen Street.
ARE YOU READING Holntan‘: Store News?
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PAYING ONE GENT for clothes hangers, Riteway Cleaners.
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REMEMBER-Red Cross Blood Donor Clinics at Summerside. Charlottetown, Montague and Souris week of December 12th.- lBe A Donor!
SAD NEWS RECEIVED - Mr. Jaimes MaoPhail, Meadow Bank. re- ceived the sad news on Tuesday morning of the death of his young- est and only surviving brother, Mr. Samuel A. Porter of’ Everett, Moss. Mr. Porter is survived by ‘his broth- er. his widow. a son Harry and daughter Jessie both of Everett. Mass. also two little granddaught- ers Anne Elizabeth and Kathleen Porter. Mr. and Mrs. Porter last visited P.E.I. eleven years ego.
CHURCH OF SCOTLAND-Ser-
vices Wednesday, Nov, 91h, Char- lottetown 7.30 p.m.; Sabbath, Nov. 13th, Charlottetown 11 n.m.; Stan- chel 2.30 p.m., Cape Traverse 7 p. m-t Monday, Coleman 7.30 p.m.; Tuesday, Milo, 7.30 p.m. S. S. Nov. 13th, Birch Hill 11 a.m. Radio broadcast CJRW Summerside, Fri- day, Nov. 11th, 8.30 p.m. Rev. J. H. Bishop. MB. lVlLLlAM WEALE, tenor soloist and instrumentalist will sing and play Gospel music in to- night's Evangelistic meeting being held in Central Christian Church. Toniahts Toplc-"Chlscllng on God" (Blackboard sermon), M, L. Breckenridge, speaker -— M. D. Dunbar, song leader. The public is welcome,
lhis-Ahat a man lay down his life for his friend.’
"Remembrance Day. set apart by the Government of our country, is one In which we publicly pay tri-
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more especially, of those who have given tlicir livcs that \vr~ might i|\'c_ Wr- l‘l‘lllf‘li'li)f‘l‘, at this timc. the words n1‘ Scripturfl, ‘Grcntcr lovo hath lm man than
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huts to the memory of our fallen dad. Thank God, who has given "5 m"'_m°m°fy and allowed us {hi8 DHVilBBe of recollection and, TBmPmhBTIIIB. lct us not forget our debt l0 ihem- It is our sacred duly and privilege to see to fr, that their loved ones are looked after.
"Too often we are prone to hr. come indifferent, and forgetful. We are satisfied with our lot, and in the busy turmoil of life, we rIn not consider that many of those who are finding their part In life hard to bear, are the lovcd one; of some young man who did not come back, but who gave his all, firmly convinced that they were in safe hands, and that he Iiad paid the price and had insured their well-being, even though he was not returning.
"Are we paylnk this debt! Let. us stop, and ask ourselves this question. Surely we all realize that everything we have, and enjoy, has been paid for by their ascri- flees.
"Let us remember too, Poppy Day—not altogether for its mona tary value, but because it means a0 much to the Veterans who fought and returned. not able to take their place in life again be- cause of their injuries. Now they lie in hospitals all over our coun- try and make these p0ppI€9~—flfifI also because someone found these lines on a piece of paper in a dead soldier's pocket—
‘If y; break faith with us who
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We will not sleep tho‘ poppies grow’- "Yes, they grow and are sym- bolic of this trust and this faith, and when we wear one its silent
messages are these- " ‘I have remembered, "'1 have not forgotten my obli- gations and in the eyes of man and in the sight of Almighty God I have tried to keep faith-and with
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MOORE 8i McLEOD'S Men's. Boys‘ and Ladies‘ Basements are operated on q that way we are able to offer merchandise e1- In reality, are "Bargains".
list of the many items arriving daily in time for you;
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Continued from pa! “Goodness, no. What cse wo- men need is nothing we can dn for them. I'm sorry for them, but 1 remind myself of the fellow ivlio said of his wife the day of hcri funeral: ‘She ivas n good wife and a good mother, but I nr-vcr llkcd her."' “Kitty, take the (Tliariottenbirrg home. She's incorrigible." "Shall we keep the lamp in the window for you, Sierra?“ "I'll be late." To be continued
Says Provinces Can Slop Boosts In Renialteilings
UITAWA, Nov. 9 — (C?) - Any Province that doesn't like the idea of the Federal Govcrnmcnt boosting rental ceilings by 2n and 25 per cent, can stop the increases very easily, n Government spokes-I man said today. ,
All the Provinces need do is to write the Federal administration. offering lo enter the rental con- trols field. So far, none has done
so.
By entering the rentals field, a Province could replace Federal rental ceilings with ceilings of its owm- These could be lower or higher than those the Federal Gov- ernment maintained.
‘The offer to let the Provinces take over the controls was made by Finance Minister Abbott yes- terday for the second time since October, 1948, However, in yester- day's announcement one thing was missing.
A year ago Mr. Abbott offered to pay the cents of administrat- ing rentals control in the provinces for a year. He didn't repeat the offer.
However, if a province Wanted to take over the controls, the Federal Government would help prepare legislation and generally make things easier for the controls switch.
The provinces have not taken up Mr. Abbott's offer for a variety of reasons. One province, Sas-
His strength I will continue lo to don.-
kabchewan, went so far as to
of the provinces, meanwhile, be- licve rental controls should be un-
dcr Federal and not Provincial jurisdiction. That the Federal Government
m-‘Il’ have to step out of the rental picture looms as one of the possi- bilities growing out; of the Govern. mcnt, decision to let the Supreme Court of Canada decide whether tho IPedcraI rentals legislation is valid.
'l‘li:it is why Mr. Abbott is writ- lng the provinces, warning them in prepare "stand-by" legislation in case the court decides against the Government,
NEW DOMINION SCHOOL REPORT
The following is the report of Nctv Dominion School for the month of October;
Orado X _ 1. Miriam Strangd. Jean MacLcan. 3. John MacEwan. Grade VII - 1. Louis Living- stone.
Grade VI Sr. - 1. Edgar Btrang. Grade V1 Jr, _-. l. Janice Bette.
Phall. Grade 1v -- 1. Bruce MuzPhce, 2. Colleen MacPhsil. Grade I11 - i. Lester MscPhail. Grade II Br. - 1. Stanley Mac- Phnli. 2. Ronnie MacPhall. Grade 1'1 Jr. - i, Harvey Liv. ingstons.
Grade I — Merrill MacPhatl.
Perfect Attendance - Jean Mao- Lean. Billy MacEwan. Oollacn MacPhail. Lester MmcPhLil. Stan-
ley MacPhafl, Harvey Livingstone. Merrill MacPhail. ' . Teacher-Maris MacDonald
prepare rentals legislation which,
2. Billy MacEwan. 3 Mary Mu-_
Hospitality. . .
All Over Town
___- it said. it will place into effect
Lonely Parade once the, Federal Government. A~—""\ Slcps out of the picture. Many