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NEWS - MUSICAL AND COMEIUY

NEW AIRPLANE ENGINE

DETROIT. Nov. 4 —(AP)—- Chrysler Corporation disclosed Saturday that it had produced during the war a ITOWJOCN‘; 2600-

of unusual design. “more powerful than an engine of aimi- lax displacement, yet easier to pro- duce and substantially more econ- omical in operation than other

es of the same type and Dower."

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Holy Redeemer Hall TO-NIGHT 8.30

The arises are the same as those pron-ﬂing at other Bllllos in the city. '

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Wlll the person whose name is unknown but whose description is known, return the brow: wallet ﬁﬂllllll-III lfle Inna c money taken from Moors Q Mckod’: Ltd. either by mail or otherwise. Re- turning this wallet will save em- barrassment beca the deserip. tlon will be given to the It.C.M.P. for investigation.

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will take place Wednesday, ov. ' 11%

CONGRATULATIONS - Happi- est good wis were extended to Mr. and Mrs. Colin Love of Bor- den ay their Nth wed

yssteni the occasion of

g anniversary.

GUIINBIYS WIN AWARDS A silver medal certificate of hono basbeensenttoM-xn-Lllrieliurry. Wllnaioe. by the Canadian Guern-

Breeders

pounds B1". in seven iactsti

mom: on LIAVI - so. An- L. MacLean, aceom niod by Mrs. MaoLean, is spendrrrg leave with his parents. Mr, an Mrs. Haywood MacLean. Melville. This popular young soldier saw action in France and Holland, returning

from overseas with an Ontario Regiment. aboard the Queen Elizabeth.

POLICE COURT _ At the City Police Court yesterday two drunk and incapables were each fined 810 or 20 days. A third deiendent on the some charge had his live dollar bail estreated. A vagrant was remanded one week, A case

A drunk had his case until today.

NOW REGISTERED - Word has been received by Dr. T. V. Grant, M.P., and Mrs. Grant, of Montazue that their son Lieut. Vincent Grant. D.D. 8., who is a recent graduate of McGill Uni-

remanded

versity, has successfully passed the Dominion Council ‘Examina- tions, and is

registered to practice dentistry in the province, await- ing his discharge from the army.

NEW GUERNSEY BREEDER - Mr. Arnold Nicolle Murray River, who has seen five years service overseas, has recently purchased a. fann at Murray River and is start- ing with registered s. having purchased from Guy R/odd. Bradtley, Brackley Blanche. an aged cow with a two year old ROI’. record. 306 days, 7.990 lbs. , 406 lbs fat, and a. three year od record of 8.401 lbs. milk and 4M lbs. htalsoin305 deyﬂ-Thiscowis bred to the Prince Edward Island Guernsey Club's new isnlported sire. Rosewaid Hanna's Monitor.

FUNERAL ssnvwns - The funeral of Sister Cecelia Joseph Gallant was held yesterday morn- ing following s. solemn uiern High Mess in the Chape of Mount Si. Mary's Novitiate, The celebnant was Rev, L, Laundrigan. St. Peters. Rev, E. Ul-Ianiey, D.D., Deacon, and Rév. F Cass. Sub- Deacon, Final absoiution was giv- on by I-lis Excellency Bishop Boyle. internment was _in Mount s». Mary's cemetery. where service ut the grave was conducted b Rev.

. OHanley, D.D. The gal-bee.- ers. six students from . Dun- atan's University, were: Charles liliblvor, Jas, Morris, Ray Gallant, James Kelly, Clark McAuIey and Prank O'Connor.

SPEAKS 0N’ SCHOOL BROAD- CASTS — Mr. R. S. Lambert, sup- ervisor of educational broadcasts for the CBC, addressed the Rot- ary, en and Gyro Clubs yes- terday as well as the School Im- provement League__Be!ore coming to Canada in 193B to join the CBC. Mr. Lambert was ior i2 years with the British Broadcasting Corpora- tion. The vote of $2,000 ior the installation of radios in the City's public schools, by the local Kins- men Club, marks the first time in the history of Canada. Mr. Lam- bert stated last rught, that any organization has made a gift of this kind. The money, Mr, Lam- bert said, is t0 be turned over to School improvement League for the “ the l_ ‘_ ‘

AT ROTARY ._ Mr. B. S. Lam» bert, supervisor of educational broadcasts for the CBC, was the guest speaker at the Rotary luncheon yesterday. Guests at the l L i ‘ ‘ “ William Ander- son. Toronto; Charles MoNeill. Rustico: D. B. Lusty, Halifax; Dr. G. D. Steel. Prof, J. H. Blanchard, R l-Tazen Wigmore, Ralph McLean. L. W. Shaw, and George Sinclair

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-all of Charlottetown. Dr. Gli- bert Houston, recently returned he served

from overseas where with the Armed Forces. was welt comed back to the Club as a mem- mréd Dr, Wendell MacDonald pre- s

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By C.W.!‘- Upou the occasion of tbs 8th anniversary of his lllilillﬂ- w

Pa. Alexande “V”: “y” - ,

guest fhonorata aa° J ylinmlb-

halls in the m. the: said an anni m‘ , . s aitarﬂilrly"thli‘nw‘aebt- 1'!‘ ll Ocurnovor. of W“ 0811. Father B.

sashted at the Mass and gave a very appropriate semen. His Grace was accompanied b Rev. Fathers Bertrand end Tr .

Q was t m luded The guests at m “B ¢ 1 Archbishop Murrﬂv. Pall". Zielmkn. who was master of cenmonies. Very Rey, OJ, Mclnenw. Dean of Brandon. and Rev. Frs. Ii. Mu-lially, M‘ -' J. Bertrand o! St. Lan-

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serving n e Dutch Fleet Air Ann. He will he remembered here as one Q1 m, airmen who trained and grad“. atcd at the Charlottetown "m!" "115 year, He now wishes to show his appreciation to the P901910 oi’ this city for their kind- ness and w our Island lsds for their aid in the liberation cf his native land.

. wars. lunzrmo - A very in- structive and interesting meeting was held in the Social Hall, Trin- lW United Church, Charlottetown, by the Woman's Missionary Society on Thursday. Nov. 1st. Thirty members Wm present, with Mrs. WJ-I. Johnson, the President, ‘the chair. All joined in singing, ‘Jesus Shall Reign," followed with Miller by the President. The Scripture Reading was 19d by M15, R-E- Mateo. the 91st mun road IWPOMIVQW. Prayer was offered by Mrs. J.L. Ioclshart. Mrs, 1[_ Newson gave a reading on "A tion of Brotherhood." a topic which is much discussed these days. Mrs. Iﬁckhilrt tested the knowledge of the members by asking questions On Africa. the country which is 1191B! studied this year. The min- utes of the October meeting were read, by the Secretary. Mrs. L. Bisstin. The treasurer, Mrs, 3,11, Mrutch reported a total of $201.70. Mrs. E.C. MacKay reported 60 visits. 15 in the hospital and san- atorium. On amount of sending clothing to Britain, it was decided to dispense with sanding boxes to Newfoundland and Labrador. Mrs. E-c- MMKBY. Mrs. G. Avard and Mrs. Wilkinson were appointed as the nominating ccmanittee. It was 1111101210941 that subscriptions for the Missionary Monthly would be received at the close of the meeting. also that a Baby Band Party would be held on Nov. 8th., Mrs. RH, Rogers. Who had charge oi the pro- gramme. gave a. splendid talk on Educational Work-in Africa. She was “‘ ‘ . Mrs. R12. Mutch with a b81961‘ 0n llnsueacs of which the" BIB eiRht hundred in that country. Mrs. Bennett gave a paper 0n mil-sic. bush schooh. regional schools and stlnmer camps. M", M60155!!!“ Rave a Paper on the home life of Mr. and Mrs. e, Hie-v. Mr Mclennan intmdnmed the booklet. “Onward Then Ye Pccnlifmbv no Chalmers Meeting clos with singing “All Hail The Power oi Jesus Name" and prayer by the President.

TO CDIAN ALUMINUM

The easiest and beet way to own aluminum cocking utmsils is th a mild soap and steel wool.

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Chest Cold Painlul THROAT

Speaking o! val able horns rs- medies that mothers might well keep on hand, a trained nurse says‘: "I haven't mot any preparation more dependable than ‘Nerviline.’ For me, it is an ideal Jinimpnt. It seems as if nearly ovary drop rubs ‘in-its pain-relieving powers are absorbed quickly. Ind it eases and relieves congestion in s short time. For chest colds, pain in the‘ sidw stiﬂ neck, ear-ache and toothache,

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' l have found Nervillae very" valu-

‘abio in treating the minor ills that arise in so many homes. I have found nothing ia the we! of I ‘Bub-Orv-that ll more efiieisnt than Nerviliae. This. Min-relieving lini- meat is a household article in thou- aandsofCsnailaabemuPlsitin yours! Get a SS-osat bottle today

aire, - Ga, , B. l-iubica. Winnipegceis, ufgry-aakoma, Grandeview; Mrs. Mammy, Brandon, Miss B. Binn- nott. Brandon. Miss M. Jordan. Winnipeg Mr. and Mrs. I-lamilin, WIXIHIPQS. l... 83L C.W. Parnell, Winnllleﬂ. Mrs W. Perry.

and Mr. H. Mcmell. Dauphin.

The speakers at the ban uet : Pr. O.J. Mclnerny. Bran on. Pr. J. Burggraff. Swan River, Fr. Masgeo, Toutes-Aides. and Mr. H. McNiell. Dauphin.

An easy chair with foot stool was resented to the pastor Vi’ M1‘- M~ an and Mr. Artibes on behalf of the parishioners and an address was read by Mr. McNiell.

The children of the Pﬂrish gave a short concert under the direction of the Feiician Sisters of Detroit. The concert included a skit of the jubilariarfs life.

1's. Mtlintyre wishes to thank all those who attended and par- ticularly those who came from Winnipeg and other distant points.

CAREER

Fr. A.W McIntyre was born at Arlington. P E T . July i9, i991, eon of Mr, and Mrs. James A. Mc- Intyre. His early education was obtained at Grand Raver. P.E 1.. and he later attended St. Dlmstanis College. Charlottetown. and Laval Seminary. He was ordained in st. Patrick's Church. Grand River, on July l9. 1920, by His Excellency Mom Rev. I-LJ. 01cm and came to Manitoba soon afterwards; serv-

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LAC. Barry Costello, B. ~ .1, left Baturda for his home in tohspvan. iis haze he was

the guest of his uncle and aunt. Mr. and am. Inwrence Hennes-

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u...» m Atomic Energy Station

LONDON. Nov. li —(OP Cable) .4111. Daily llixpress roported to- day- that Professor Douglas croft has been named director of

station a Didcct. Berkshire.

Prof. ockcroit. a 48-yslr-ﬁ Yorkahireman. and one of Cam- bridge University's leadinﬁ Phy- sicists, "new is superlntending the building of a model atomic energy village near Tomato," the newe- paper said.

Christmas Tree Trade ls Booming

SAINT JOHN, N. 3-. Nov. 5 — (CP) -- Christmas tree buy"! estimated may that the number of trees to be exported fwm NW Brunswick this season would ex- ceedsw; year's shipments by about 25 per cent. One reason given for the expected increase was the return of experienced cutters fol- lowing service with the armed

forces. ,

KEN LE,‘ N. 8., Nov. 5 — A New York buyer. W. B. Clark has predicted here that one million Christmas trees will be exported from this Province to the United States before the middle of Dec- ember, Shi ping of carlosds

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500 will start, ov. 25 and it is expected m. ,, -‘ ‘s will be paid a half-million dollars.

Operate Railway Yard By Radio,

MONTREAL, Nov. 5-—(OP)— For the first time in Canada, a railway yard has been completely equipped and is being operated by radio. The experiment is being conducted at the Longue P inte yard of the Canadian Na onal Railways at Montreal with the co-

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Thank you for the cordial reception and support you are giving use in connection with the 9th Victory Loan

lnsve bsenunabietsesltsoteveryonein myissal- tory but hopato before Saturday the 10th of November, when the csmaalsn closes; in ‘ crlbors to the 9th Victory Loan please consider again their financial position and even if it pinches a bit-"Buy more Bonds than you've

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‘ren locomotive and two yards ofricee are equippsl. with bo-watt trenanit and receiving sets. Central contmi units are located in the offices. On the tender cl each engine there is a steel-encased radio having an aerial similar to those used on automobiles. In each cab there is a control box with a loud speaker and» microphone. It three-way oolnnumicaticn

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