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...hnl externally-ennui

pimples ...smooth and soften rough, dryskin mteduoe enlarged pore openings.

Like the nurses who first diseqvgl-gd l" "*1"_°1’d"1"7 qulliliegyoull notice its cooling, soothing eEect the very first ‘"1" You use rtl Why not get it Inlay? See if it doesn't help give you the smooch, clear, lovely skin you've ‘l. ways wanted! Your -'\;T" mcneybackifnotde-

lighted with results! '

lottetown Hotel, Nov. 30, 8.15 sharp. Tickets obtainable from committee, D. 11'. Bethune, Ale; W. Matheson, Neil McCannell, Aben MacLean Malcolm MaeKinnon, T. M. McMillan Also at Charlotte- town Hotel. 11-26-28

gislative Library 80¢ yesterday. coun- A-T- trustee cf the Uoraly Council ls supervising the work. The project calls for an expendi-

OI!

Cardigan Head And Vicinity

lb. Walter McLeod. city has been m: for the ast weel: at hll r home Ln me Valley. NI. Joseph Kcnney St. Teresa's m last week for Halifax where he been 10.111011)’ employed.

Mr, John M. Donald employee lifaas arrived home last week to nd a short vacation with his

ts in Cardigan Head. In. Alex. McIntyre returned to

nt the past wrck visiting her old gimme in Lorna Valley having e.

Daring he ast week quite an

cunt of pro uca has been moved

m 48 Road, gthe starch factory and also car-

ds shipped.

Ere. Malcom McLeod. Lorne Talley was a. visitor to the city on flemrday.

Congratulations are exttended to

. and Mrs. Wilfred McAree on

s arrival of a baby girl Nov. 16th.

On Friday afternoon s, teachers flttuly Group meeting was held at

Petiks. Teachers present were Frnuczs Dzum, Mrs. Martin Cor- corn n Plan; rs R :1. 3 Mrs. Arthur

Kane, Summervilo; Rltll. Handra- huu. ' '

nd; Angus Mc- ue Vulltw, Mrs. D. Praught Run o:cornn,, Peakes; Walsh, Lily Carter, St. . eating opened with hft-Leoil as chairman. Min- a lllCPllllti’ were rend m discussions were up rm the various school aulr tics and wzivs of over- coming the many difficulties in teaching.

Mr. David McDonald, student at Qollrpe : fiiiltgruiisli, N. S. spent the 1w slid ut lTOlllt‘ Wllll his par-

nrs Smntor and Mrs. J. A. MC- Llfllillll Cardigan.

Cpl. Neil hilc-Cannell m training H» Béirch Grove Inn spent the week-

Bu .t Ru

end at his h nae in Lorne Valley and exprcts lo cave shortly for the mainland.

He. Patrick Goodwin, is spend- his furlough with his mother s. Hannah Goodwin, Baldwins

ad

Mr. George McConnell Im-ne Valley lcit last week for army_ flaming.

congratulations are being ex- hnded by the man; friends of this distdct to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Trainer on the arrival or a bounc- mg baby boy on Nov. 20th.

Miss Sandra a Pisquid East, spent the week-end _ m her parents in Cardigan Head.

Mrs. Peter Carter with her daugh- ter Mrs. R. l’). Carmichael both of 4B Road, motored to the city on Monday.

Many fi-‘cnds in this vicinityq-e- gret m hcar of the sudden 1111551118 of Mrs. J. J. Walsh cf Elliotvale.

Ferguson, teacher

'l‘he srlsotil in Curdlgnn Head is progrc-srng fnvoriurly under the capable‘ riirortion of the teacher Miss lvinrgarct Lowrey.

ANGLO RUSTICO INSTITUTE .ih Annual meeting 0f

"m ill/omens lusti-

fM Vvflltet‘ ewmitig, The roll (‘x-ll Was uns- - esrh member plying the Klilp ft-c. Minutes oi’ tlhe wl mo" mre rt-nd for

f ’ 1 Gil for tho 'l'. ll. l,‘ urcr 1.11011

. SllQlVlULf :1 surplus of c lr‘ll!1\\'.ll1y_ tfflcrrs were ' lhr- (Vflllllf! vr , . Vizrlci" Bruit-in. 1V1’?- J-"lmor. Ftuvcnsnn. l/frs. Juan-cs L. LcPnge.

l" nrltYl 3

m: nos IIIITIIIII mm m ntsmt tut-tar: m 111i vmm ratmv

see the sgogl closed owing

Sea View and Vicinity

that Mrs. H. L. nest at her home in Sea View.

Mr. and Mrs. Thomns had recently been married.

this popular young couple. by the girl friends o! lThose were lll‘|lli'l‘Olls and and himself to all for

expressed

All Jolly Gcod Fellows.

‘shed by Mr Holmes and . enjoyed by all.

The members of Dzxrnley W. held a most successful slipper

A large

some of the ganiens in this oom- munity are producing their second

clog) of lettuce appnrantly u fresh an wisp as wasgrown esriiuin the lesson.

Hes- friends are pleased to learn Donald is steadily improving following her recent ill-

Av pleasant evening wns spent in Spring Valley Hall on Monday ev- ening in the form of a reception for Adams who A number 0f friends gathered to pre- sent their gifts accompanied by good wishes which were tendezfid T e some being truckedlgifts were opened and presented the bride“ uwful. Mr. Adwns on behalf of his bride his thunk-s‘ their great kindness. Joined in singing For Thev Are A. bountiful lunch was served by the ladies and y lthe remainder of the evening was was gowned in Queen's blue ilvlth JRndbflT-S- spent in daircing. Aiusic was furn- blue and white ' Durant hTCI{lllIlOll~l00l(0(l very lovely. y tthews and gwady a resident of Cullodon, Prince Ed-

II. l The happy couple was su-pported 1'1 . Darnlcy Hall on ‘Puostiny evening.‘ D. hi. MacLc-cd, of Wood Islands, number of gitests were P.E.I._ Present and all $5.631 _v enjoyed ‘he ‘ wedding supper was ssged l‘; Mrs. i

HISTORIC PHOTOGRAPH — A; interesting souvenir of old times is in the possession of Mr. D. B. Stewart. Giulottetown. It is a photosfl-‘lih M a group cf cricket- ers in Victoria Park, token May 1884, on the occasion of the visitof Prince George (later King Georg‘: V) on HMS. “Canada? The Prince, the Captain and a number of naval mecn appear in the pic- ture, also the following local citi- zens, all oi whom have since pay- ed away: Messrs. Harrison Carvel, R. Vernon Lnngworth, George Le- Pa-ge, Dr. James Warburton, W. C. Hobkirk, R. R. Hodgson (llmplrel, Dr. Murray, Sidney Grey. W. A. Weeks, J. A. longworttr. Judge Pfitwerald. T. A ge. A replica

ment.

er in the Queen Square School cadets, of a few years ago. and now

|to the rank of Sgt-Major, accord- ling to word received here recently by his mother, like. John Smith. He has two brothers on active sar- vice also, William a Bdr. in the R. C.A., and Patrick a Driver Mech- anic in the R.C.C.S. overseas.

NAVAL ARADE - A detach lment of approximately 70 men from . Icpa rthe Naval Barracks held a route of this interesting picture is 1n the lmarch through the city streets yes. Confederntion Chrurber. P911181’ aftegnoon. érha parade was

-_- m comman of Su . Ueut. ‘flutter. MMPIIERSON - HARRIS — On 1,11. was headed bv the bugle band Thursday, Nov. l9, the home of Mr. [under the direction of Ordinary and Mrs. Harold Reid, 291 Queen ‘5081111111 DA. BYOWII- Many 111- Street, Is-uro, was the scene of a floresied citizens viewed the parade very lovely afternoon wedding and much favorable comment was when Miss F. Jeunetta Harris be- 1 heard on the smart appearance of came the wife of John Daniel Mac- 1119 Ila-Vi! men.

Pherson. The ceremony tvns r- PLANE FORCED Do fiwhil.»

IX‘ {qr-med by Rev. F. A. Lawrence, , pastor of st. James Presbyterian |<>ut shoot-me Tuesday on the shore of West Point, Mr. R. O

Church. The bride is the daughter- east . of Mrs. Margaret and the late EA. 1391111151 5°11 0! H0114 W- H- 139111115. Harris and is well known in Tmro ; 114111151191" 0f Agriculture. noticed a. where she has made her home. She ‘P111319 1134118 V111‘! low over the _ It finally settled down

and lifltO the water. Mr. Dennis and g companion obtained a boat and lrsscued two men from the plane, ward Island. and is son of the late l WhlCh 11nd settled down into 1:119 Mr. and Mrs. Norman MacPllierson. mud. He took them to O'Lea.ry and telephoned Monctcn at than-

reoul . A Moncton officer was Q0111?! to fly over, get a car and go cut to the Point. Mr. Dennis and the two pilots wept back after they and

accessories _ The groom 1S

by Mrs. Annie Snow of ‘Trurc, and

After the ceremony u lovely

good slipper provided by thcselliarcld Reid. Those serving ln- 1111M! H1611‘ dinner at ovary.

ladies. When the guests 11nd all eluded Miss Pauline MrNutl, Mrs. .511‘1’D!7ed all they could off the D3811 served the tables were clearedl Elizabeth Hemmings. Mrs. Regi- 11111116 bPf01'l-‘ the “boa? came from away and the rmiuinder of the nnlri Gllby and Miss Tsenora 1VI011§T01L $118 was than pretty evening was spent in dahcing.l Gs-"ddes. A beautiful weddinc cake, 1011' 111 the dinllow water. Neither Music was furnished by Mr. Alonzo} prepared by the bride's sister was l 0f the b11016 could swim. They Holmes and Mr. Eddie Matthews. cut and served and Rev. F. A. Law- 111F919 tfllklni? about 0111111112 back

A splendid sum was realized from the proceeds which is to be don- nted for patriotic purposes,

His friend; are sorry to learn of the illness of pnucmoitin of Mr. Samuel Bernard at his French River.

The many friends of‘ Mr. Fred W. Donald are pleased to learn he ls making a. good recovery following his severe attack of phumiunla.

Mr. John W. Murphy who is em- ployed at Mount Plczisant spent Sunday at his home here.

Mr. my Adams was a business gisitor to Charlottetown on Tues- ay.

home in

Mr. and Mrs. Dan Champion and little daughter Jean were visitors to Summerslde on Thursday in consultation with Dr. Creelman, Charlottetown.

Mr. John MacNutt Summerside gas a visitor to Darnelcy on Fri- ay.

14c. John Wi ore of the It. C. A. l". spent a ew days recently with friends in Sea. View.

The principals room in Darnley school which has been closed since the reshmntiun of Mr. J. W. Murphy was reopened recently with Mrs. Harry Crczier offering her services as principal of this department. Mrs. Crozicr though having a full share of family duties reluctantly accented This position rather than

e

n1 t _ Mrs, Read Stevenson, Mlfififii Hoopef. was um» Parkman.

Auditors. Mrs. Page Nun-tn and IVS-s. Cyril Toomlas.

The following committees we“ appointed. Sick, Mrs. James stov- nnson and Miss Elm Clark. Progmm, Mrs. G. S. Buntnin and Mrs. meld Stevenson. Offfllnlst, Mrs. Nocl Hooper.

3 Chrislmas boxes was 96611621 and sent to mu- bnys over-Sens.

One uilt. was tub-bed and sent to 1th» Re Cross Office.

Red Cross work for the year.

4 quilts, 1 pa. mitts. 20 sweaters- rtmcns) 4f) prs- socks, 3 boys knitted slits, 1 SWOflLEr (boys) 2 wind- hrcakcrs. Icirls) 1 Afghan, 1 boys suit. donated.

Mrs. Cyril Tnnmms invited the members to hcr home for Ullg Drcomlyor mgiting.

lum

‘fence proposed the toast to the 111161 t0 take the two engines out

‘bride. Out of tosvn guests includ- 0f £118 Dione. One of the pilots ed Mrs. G. W. Bowes of Dnrt- was from Montreal, the other from mouth. D. M. Ma/cleod of Nova Scctia.

Wood ilSlfifliilfl, P.E.I., and Mrs. Elizabeth ‘Henri-pings of Salmon River. After n short wedding trip to Halifax, Mr. and Mrs. MacPihcrSon will take up residence in Cullcdon wherethe‘ groom is a prosperous farmer. Truro NEWS.

fi-Late To ClnslfY

cow. 161 Grafto_r_1_St. 11-26-11

WANTED-A MAID FOR PART time. Good wages. Apply 2i _g.lllll{_TQl1§£e_u. 11-21-21

FOR SALE-KITCHEN RANGE. Apply 159 Dorchester. Telephone 34¢ 11-2

PHELAN-SHARKEI! NUPTIALS .-V—A very pretty wedding was solem- mmd at All saints Church Cardigan - and Mrs. Patrick J_ sharkey. Corra- Vl-lle. became the bride of Pater Joseph, sou of the late Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Phelnn, Morell. The Rev, Patrick D. iviuvtahcn, l). 1)., gfflc- fated at the ceremony. The bride who was given away by har {other was attuxa in a becoming suit, of American Beauty shade with woes. sorles to match. Rte was attended DY 11.91‘ 515W‘ Marguerite who wore a suit of Airtorce blue with match. ‘mg 8CC€SSOl'lCS. The groom was gup- feresa Donahue, organist, renamed flll>l110l>r111le hymns. Alter the mar- rage 061131110113; the wedqmg Duty motored to the home of the bride's oil-rents where a delicious wedding breakfast was served to the - iate relatives of both families. An

spent in motoring

enioyabe day was to points of interest in the province. 111 11111 evening supper was served m over a hundred and fifty guests and dancing was enloyed w the muefq of Webster's Orchestrafrhe follow- 1118 evening a reception was held n ing schools were visitors to Kensing- the 111°!“ 01 M11 101d M18. George . ton on Friday afternoon attending, P116 1111. 114011811. and the evening a meeting of the Teachers Study flm" 111 music and dancing. Before I Group‘ fer marriage the bride was the

____ kuest of honor at showers tendered ‘r110 Eympathy of man? friends‘. 131 dhfl‘ 8111 1119,1111! bot at home ls extended to the famil of the n

U. B A 1mg Mm John Bryenum who pass. 165111011. and many beautiful and ed away at her fume in Spring

filufiglle slits were received. Mr, and Valley after a lingering "illness "5' 19151116515811111401811. where which she bore with patience and

the groom is a pfogpergus you“: [resignation to the Divine Will. Her 1311""- Tlwlr many friends Join in funeral service was held on Friday

‘115111118 them many years of wedded. afternoon from her late residence W55- (Plmm 11191186 001W.) and was largely attended. Inter-

ment was in Keirsingtcn Cemetry. Many friends sincerly trust that A

shortage of teachers. Mrs. Crozier is to be commended for undertaking this work which will mean such a sacrifice on her part.

Mrs. William Adams is lpendln! a pleasant visit with friends in Sun-unersldg,

The teachers from the surround-

Mrs. John '1‘. McKay will make a speedy recovery from her recent ess.

I Mr. Caisley Adams has returned to his home in Dnrnley after a. pleasant visit spent with friends in‘ New Brunswick-V.

BURDEN SCHOOL

Principals Dept. The following are the results of Borden school for the month of I October. Grade X.-—i Elinor Crsnpbell, 2. Helen i-lcffill, 3. Phyllis White Ind Ra mond MacTavish (equal). - rnds IX.—l Doris l-lerrinl, l. Harry l-Ieffell, s. rxutn Sharpe. l Vice-principals Dept. I Grade V1II.-l Murlon Dcegan, 2. Willard Pickering, 3 Verne How-l ntt and Joseph Dorsey (equal) Grade VII.—1 Aileen Richard, l. Audrey Stewart, 3. Betty Dalziel. Grade VI.—l. Barbara Herring, I Frmrcis Czon. 3. Stanley 'I‘oombs, Miss Marianne! Dept. Grade v.-1. Lloyd iieffcll, z.‘ Dcanlc Campbell, 3 Marjorie Irving.'. Grade IV.-l Anita Lynda, 2. Joanl Cameron, 3. Joyce MacDonald. Gzade III.-—l Garth Herring 2. 141111111 51111111111. 3. Laura Ozon and Verna Trnwsdale (equal) Miss Hcxion’: Dept. | Grade Ill.—l Rena MtrlnnLs, 2.

I Stay on the job by building up ynurresistance‘ “' andlnfection. Take Scott's Emulsion regularly. This great tonic and food supplement contains ' ' elements that everyone needs to tone up the system, to build stamina for vital war work. Pleasant-tasting, economical, rich in 1 vltsmlns A and D. Scott's Emuia on ls highly recommended for every member of the family. Buy today-ail simulate. A IONIC POI All. All.

. ‘ital-nuts "ru uufiIiY — Re- pair work on the roof of the Le- ulétder we)’

for the City

lture of about $200. Half of this Ecost is to be defrayed b)’ the City and half by the Provincial Govern-

UHARLOTTIJTOWN BOY PRO- MOTED — John F. Smith. a lead-

‘sei-ving overseas has been promoted

when Marv Agnes. daughter of Mr.t

- -. Where she formerly u‘

l

Peters wil

ma. and the

erll

ntent.

son U1 were:

Robertson.

minister's

i “f h the Rev.

Messrs.

B611

REV. MR. STIRLING RE -B.ev. John Stirling. mini

It

to their are

Beak. Hesby

vere cold weather. however, will - cause a shutdown. the four factories, at Hunter Riv- er. Murray Harbor. Baltic

grind in excess of 800.- 000 bushels of second grade Island potatoes this season. from 60 wit. for Iota-fol handle all the timers offering.

FUNERAL A‘! I'l- Funeral of the ll Boswell was held yesterday after- noon. Plcllowins a abort service at his late residence. Ire services were held in Central United Church Dunatuffruge. They were conducted b Rev. w. N n olson and Rev. . Marshfield Cemetery. Seryices at the were conductor. by Rev. Mr. Nichol- d Rev. Mt. Back. Pallbearers MacMillan

Farmers

65 cents ner| potatoes

unable

INCRIOM‘ — ta George L

I18

been ill for some time many of h islands wished him m remain pastor until the end of the Church year, June 30. 1949'. but feeling it was 131 the interest of the work he requested that his resign messaged to take effect at the end of present year.

held in New London at

At s, mac which sections a ttlge ¢ohgrqytttlion rellresen congress on w

deep feeling agquieeced

request. At the

meeting at which Rev. A. D. esided the to 1118?“; a unan mous call returned missions who has done val ant service

e Kingdom Of God in that dais; 1m; said. are members of the

a

ation de- '

A. Fraser, B.D.,-- m‘; from Korefa.

Mrs. skits?! 1.. tgrolcaer and Lgalinl P D ‘UH I‘ VBI‘ QPED tclrlldcnyrin the City visiting fri

.I_ McAs-thur returned

is expected and St.

I terian ‘

SIGNS r 01

etion

earthquakes and wars.

mong the troops has a

kindred organizations such

b ights of Columbus,

last year. Major Erma

who scccm a

ed to the 18nd

Ill!!-

Brave Presbyterian Church read

- - 501g "Jesus saviour Pilot Me.

Y.M.O.A etc. He also referred to the peace time projects of the Salvation Army, their prison work. home, for the aged, hospitals, particularly the S.A. Maternity Hospitals where 10,000 Canadian babies were born

Green of St. John. ed the commission- ve a brief ac- count of the latter-s tour this fall.

Adilutant Mercer presided at the meet ng. Rev. Dr. Miller of ntnfrv United Church offered prayer and Rev, T. l-l. B. Somers of St. Janttfi: Robe" Rh n" ‘J; v sgy-lp use, Mm Ernest Weathercie M“ Mmnlelml”. M‘ ‘lmw"némv?f' and Mrs. Minnie Downe sang

clnflol or looIurm-lar- vfeellelsille New. fltb-‘IM lI-Ia.‘ BEIITIIAI. GUARDIAN w“, ,,,,_ ,, w, ,,,,,, ,; Trinity llnltotithurell $111.; Iris than; River "I ; m-sa ' unsoa! lruns‘fr'“l‘.‘.'a.'§.tf"ifi't°'ss'v°sl """ m c“ m 1 pmu-as-n us ens-ugli- ale-mt ran-r of n newly nature mly be lnse -—-—-— 1J0 P-Io-Mld-INI JQFfiN-lll‘ at five cents n word, strictly pay- IT. ANDIIWI v PIIIOI- lhle u. advance. _ W _A__ ___ 3311a ghdnféffiwlmlaer ‘Mill-M P- 111- lee-M- M‘ " ashamed last slant? ‘m? ' ' CMSWLLL l" rhllwmph underway to hold it u usual at‘ CONIIDSRATION ma: mama. 5W1 ll"- - ‘m -- ""' ‘" “"“" "’ '1'“ m"? llrames Gives ooons for Christmas Photo- ff”- "uzhwl "i" - '1‘ grape. Evenings by appointritfnth " "n" W'- l T ' ' ' ‘onmuarln V21‘!!! ‘$121121! E a ‘ cufumarvs nm scorer! - v ve- Annual mam‘ m m, n g 0-. ephlnl REM-ill!‘ RCA-P. (WDJ, _ mum,“ - will. be to that abs git?» m’ c w 11-20-11 11" "4 W" "10 "11- l “Wl Commissioner Benllmln oramel. .i_. D690 I ‘I10 was fill» ggmtcs-“l commander o! the Sal- csuspsgy Lgarou gharlom. honor student of her Flight. She "Mon Army in Canada addressed tcwnBranch monthly meeting Leg- ha: been mated w the R-OA-F- s. large audience at the salvation ion Home. Thursday evening“ ggza a fiullnsavmw $111.11. N- nrisyy 01mm m: ‘ . W pm. - - ~ . - e spe r s a ' .___. mtllerlstptelentendutymmgn u some roucs cover news-at the “ 111-11 ti" Vmle" W"! °1 0111- be builtt .1115 015th“: fifths... to police court yesterda morning l1 ll want Adiutant and wmq», m. Master referred when case of a drunk and capable “no ‘“_ Peanuts: at an t camp, a. laid um the mitt-u @0111- had been remanded was ed. MN ebec. mzndynetinflmyygéogfllog ‘gala’??? ——- -—-—-- Lor an - MO m ' m: _~ snncn racromns ems. at ufiiafi? rugslligy .1111.‘ at. orsnan - four mien fac- b°§,"§,ll'€°°l the resent conflict the Legion, Bill Moreside’: Oxchei- 1°71" l" m“ ‘AM’ W‘ “m and also o! the ins Great War in in provided the music as usual onemtw at e w. Ueut. "hm, h, “ms u padre with the W11!- ‘ 8:1.- g- 5- 13m inland‘ u“ ‘b2, Australian forces. The 6211113310‘? ——-—-— ' W001i s G sr. auoruzw-s nfrmm, Ohar- 11111111: wwld wntlflulbvmwtlm lilelpggiatrftlolllenlerlillclnreltltmes cl 0f 514mb 101' 50ml time 1'01»- se‘ I stress and emergency suchasfloods.