[n . Memoriam

ems. MARJOatY ELLEN‘ , osntaaria,

The‘ many irlegnas I throughout the c1 ynvui regre t earn oi the de-iili at thgPrince Edward Iainnd hospital on iussuay, October 2.3m. oi Mrs. MJIIOYY liilfli Gillespie, wiie 0.! til; tgietaagwilllamlglgeorge uiuespna, e o e 4mg years. Deceased had been ill’ the past two nwntha. She was the youngest daughter of the me D ncan and niilen Boss Cumming oi Sunny Brae, Nova Sootia, surviving to mourn then- grasp

loss are one son. William Graham b

oi Charlottetown; three daughters. Mrs, C. Grant Gregory, Moncton, l‘. .; Mrs. Onarles S. Draw and Mrs Je sie E. Slaw. Charlotte- town; a iour grandchildren one great-grand child. Funeral services will be held irom her late residence, 4 Havilind Street. on Thursday service at 2.00 o'clock. Intennent will be in the People's Cemetery.

In Memoriam

MISS ELVA MacLABBN

l deep gloom was cast over the flatllcl of Cable Head West when it was learned that Elva Mac- Laren, daughter oi the late Dun- (zen anti Mrs. MacLaren had passed away in the P, E. Island Hospital uncre she had gone for treatment.

But. through medical aid and constant. care Elva alter three Cidys 11111855 passed away. “Surely the words cu‘ Holy Writ were never truer that in the Midst of Life We Are in Death." and when the call comes we must move on and up- ward. Elvis both parents predec- eased her, the father about three years ago, by a tractor he was operating in N. 5.. and the mother only last Spring passed away and now the daughter just budding into young womanhood. Surely the ways o! Providence are past finding out and this family uiiich have ha their share oi’ trouble can nmv look for ghe silver

"lining on the clouds.

Elva. was one and the first break in a family oi thirteen children Sue is survived by the foiiowinjr brothers and sisters who moum the loss oi a lovable girl, her ever- ready smile and kind wa endear- ed hcr to all and in the ome cir- cle she will be missed most. Fulton oi Cable Head West; Mary. Mrs. H. J. Birt. Halifax; Katherine. Mrs. Albion Douglas, Charlotte- town; Rina, Charlottetown; Gladys Mrs, Preston MacEwen, Greenwich; Stanley. on the homestead; Anna, Rose, Phyllis, Marjorie, Barbara and James, Duncan at home.

Her funeral which was held from her late home on 28th of Septem- ber was conducted by her Pastor, Rev. Mr. MaoPherson who spoke comforting words to the bereaved. Hymns sung: Safe in the Arms of Jesus and Jesus Keep Me Near the Cross.

Pall bearers were uncles oi the deceased namelyz-Frank, Russell, Billie. Simeon, Freddie, Beecher.

Hearse was driven by Aldiua MacKenzie.

Interment in Midgcll Cemetery.

FLORAL TRIBUTES

family. Mrs. William

d M . Fra Macharen. m m “k

Spray-Jars. Gur c d i - iiy, Charlottetown. n y m u“

Spray- e Ladies Aid, Green- wich and C. I-l.

Spray-Y. P. U.

Spray-Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Mao- DOIIRM. Si. Peter's Bay. _ mLlll;'al\dItg1a-&Women's Institute o!

(Patriot please copy.) .._,____

Bard of Thanks

The Bi t r . d B

deceased $5.1’. t; thahhtlihrersirorlnagil’ neighbours and friends for ttgr many acts of kindncm in their rec. ent sad bereavement. Also to all those who sent. Flowers and Cards of Sympathy.

In Memorial:

I h bllfl gas‘: lily." Tilt??? owllllanm Ma- Naughten, October l8. l9“.

‘One you has paaaed since that aadda

y who r great sorrow fell The "hill... that we received that

Cresents—irom the Spiny-Mr. and MacLarcn. ‘ Spray-Mr.

. day We still remember well. Your end came sudden.

ear. You made ua weep and ary, But the saddest III-r’ of all. You never said goodbye." Always Remembered by Illa‘ Wife

Family.

lO-IB-ii.

In Monaorlnaaa

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October a4. 1m. at the Hflv an

a! iii yen-rs.

He little thought when acme

He would no more return Thu iia in death so anon would

And have an bu! in mail. lfallibeworldwareouraiogiva We'd give it yea and more

o aoa the face oi one we loved Com smiling thro the deer.

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Father

leaving

Ill whither All rat's» love for $31.». line bo- Bhail aaver lab away.

only Inna by llelblr. Dad and t n. mat-n.

Hope liver Balus- It"! Cliche Supper Oct. i .~ Rand 24..

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| ‘Public Forum

POI-flies AND roraroag Chapter I

Slr.—'rba acoom an in t. are for illustration? Martina‘: We Ne. I. allowing tn» northwest comer of our offiog building. Then study carefully Picture No s. the southwest corner of our office. How would you like to be doing usineaa and having that- heavy 111mb" banded against your omce, Ninciaily ii your business was like mine. Very much oi our time is spent in telephoning.

View carefully theremains of the

Wirehfllilt. and notice the

Government truck loading creosote piles on land that is and has been under lease by ma irom the rail- way for a period of years. Wednesday morning the 10th, believe it. or not. the Government di her came down to make a new road around the old site of the warehouse, right through where we intend to rebuild. I stopped him. The! reported me to the super- intendent oi the railway. and he called ma and asked me whet au- thority I had to atop the Govern- ment machine. "Well" i said, "it is railway property. Did they have

your permission?" "No," "Well, as you are new here. I would ask you to cross your hall and consult

ur engineer. Th: plans and lueprln-ts are there. I have that land undea- lease." The following day at two o'clock we met and dis- cussed the matter, and I W115 able to show that my statement xvas correct.

To the oitizena oi Charlottetown, to the City Council, to the Char- lottetown Board of Trade: Let's do a little bit oi reviewing. First dealing with our Provincial setup. Our politicians are on a mileage

rather than a per caplta basis We have thirty members. two from Charlottetown. Now I

am atl

two third! Except oi the represen- tation in t e Provincial House. At the present. I am under lira from the Provincial Government. I have been that way ever since that suocealul trip to Ottawa the 10th of September, i943. Who can tell but what you may be the next? Picture No 1 is one of my good friend. Hon. WI‘. Allan Slmwart. Minister oi Agriculture, taken in my potato iield. I am going to send

Premier Jonel a colored enlarge. Aa

ment o! this picture. framed, to Ihang up in his office, so that ha will realize that after all we have a Minlstsr_ oi Agriculture. I am send-

(l)

ing one to Mr. J. Wilfred Bauiter. 5mm’

l will ask Mr. Boulter to hang it in his oiiica as a reminder. I am sending one to the Secretary

Horticultural Councl at Ottawa, Just. as a reminder, and I am bend- ing other: to numerous A ricu.i- turai offices at Ottawa, au ogre- phed compliments of Frank B Clarke. with an accompanying let- ter that wa have on the Island a lot

of people other than Mr. Boulter b

really in the potato business, and ex. piaining that the picture is oi our Provincial Minister of Agriculture, a really succcmiul farmer.

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In the potato iield that we are digging today. I have permitted the mail to be driven through there be- cause it saves the mail driver a- bout tour mil-st around the road. The Boot office at Southport is kept y Mrs. McPherson. He: hus- band is a cripple. l-ler son was drafted while he was unable to p s: the physical examination ior act ve duty. and ahe has had to drive the mail herself from time to tiina.

We living in Charlottetown and Royalty cannot teil who will be the next to be attacked ium an I have been. This is merely a suggestion. I would like to have meet ma at my oiiica on Wednesday. Oct. i4, pm. a delegation of two or

quite confident that my goodghrea irom the City Council, a dc.

friends, the Hon. Mr. Prowse, and the Hon. Dr. McMillan. are unable to secure anything for Charlotte- town when they have twenty-eight votes against them. We are a little better oif in Federal politics. We have two members from Queen's County to the one from Prince and one from Kings. but did you ever study the revenue tax? in the City oi Charlottetown.

which votes with Charlottetown. we

approxinxatrlv

Y.“

monoav motion man NO“

tn

legatlon oi about the same rium. ber irom the Charlottetown Hoard of Trade. Premier J. will"! 101168. the Hon. George Barbour. my good friend Hon. W. F. Allan Stewart. Hon. T. W. L. Prowse, Hon. Dr. W.J.P. MacMilian. also an engineer from the railway so that there will be no further miaunderstandlnl about the land that l have under lean and have built lip. Then ii thepa gentlemen can afford the time I'd like them to tour my fa . I have

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‘ areng in the Matritimes

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This ealumnia

ed o‘ Nlarv for new:

"WM. but advertising va canto a wot-gut?!’ tlinnm able ll advance. ' ' o y p"-

COOIS Ilor Photographs‘

NIIII ' hi... "m0" “e e-

GIT YOUR 0E8 Dill!) . Jimmy's Shoe Bilge Parlor, ‘t 10-23-31.

Uivnpasgnmrgfifiav. _ Car or N!!! d . Fennel] b Changer. an KINDLING. - Unloading gar foot length slab wood. Wood win be scarce this winter. Get yqur; now. E. E. Lars: 8r. Co. 10-22-31.

RESIYTEIIIAN CHURCH ‘I11 Sacrament

e o'c- Presbyterian ovember 4th. 10-2441.

THANKSGIVING SERVICE — A ill ‘Ihanirsgivint service W" 1d in the Crawford Memor- ifl-l Christian Church, Bradalbane on Sunday nlghf. 21st. Special music was rendered by the choir, and the church was tastefully do ooratmi with vegetables and ilow~ en. J. W. Rayter. minisfer gave the address. ,

VISITED CAMP SITE --F‘or a kW days 15st Week Rev. George E. Archibald and Messrs Schur~ man and Cioode oi Springhill. Rev. I. I. Stetson, Halifax. Rev. Arch]- bald Stanford, Windsor. N.S and hi! s05. Rev. Roland Stanford, P.E I . Rev Bart-

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erecting cabins in prepara- Ann-ual District Con- vention of the Church or th~ Naz- This pre- inary work consisted of s2’- ilnl a road way built, etc. It is a ll bmisetand much ivmk will be 937M564 in getting the camp mounds in shape avvl the erection of the buildings will be n greater undertaking; but ‘hey n11 tee] that I everyone in the district. nuts forth a special effort trey will have the flhdlt camp in the Mari- times. --Ne'w Glasgow News

Personals NBI. oi Montague. who med a Week's visit with her . Mrs. Charis Gratto and’ Mrs. Sowart MacKiilop in Trenfiori. NB . has returned home. Mira. Percy MscRae and little

. Valley Field st M,‘ have re"| frhe‘ Paciiic traiiic conference. 5‘

Cardigan. PE I. tin-nod to ‘hen-lo after a moat enioyable visit.

Report Poles lice Oonceatratlon (lamp

NEW YORK. Oct. 22 ~ (AP) - Giadwip Hill, correspondent of the New York Times. said in a dis. patch published in that newspaper today that the former German concentration camp at Oswiecim "la operating again under Polish aua

" ‘a wire fences have been slelalfifi With electricity," he ad.

Hill’: dldpatich from Warsaw dated Oct. 12 said “the belief is widespread in Warsaw" that total niilnbw o! liticdl prisoners held b1 the Polls Government may be near 100,000.

October Operating Revenues For 0.ii.ll.

aaomnnan. Oct. 22 - operat- in‘ ygvenuag dd the Canadian Nat. ional Railway! Synem. alLinclu. aive, for the mouth of B bar amounted to 886.488.4100. opera-tins expense: were 83,969,000. The nab revenue was SOATODOO- In $90M“- bee, 10st, revenues were $37,788,000. gxpgngefl, $32,185,000. and net. re. venue. 85.808.000-

For the first nine months oi the year, operating revenues were $327.. .000; operating aspen $255

247,000: and n revenu. t .13

00. The comparative figures for 1 .i 44 are: revenues, $313,140,000: ex. “M” 0205301500; and net re- venue. $61,211,000. to Canadian representatives 01‘ 9°

aonrnvivtenvmta SCHOOL

Report ior month oi’ September: Grade X (Al-l. Therese Gor-

“$1.4. IX (B)—l. Blaine Mo- a . Grade vm_1. Jean Hiaslnsr i- Gnaoek MacKenzie; 3. Louis Fl - t. c . pacgrade VII—1. Hazel MacKen- sie; i. Jeanette ' Film-

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Air Transport Conference

B)‘ MYEI NIGIU (Canadian Prell Sill! Writer)

MONTREAL. Oct. 2O — (CP) - The International Air Transpnt Amoclation, encung its first gen- eral meeting here yesterday, un- animously adopted the principle oi traffic conferences with zwpect to areas, or with respect to a route or routes, and approved initial es- tablishment oi such conferences for nine areas oi the globe.

The conferences will concern themselves with all international air traffic matters involving pas- sengers, cargo and the handling oi mail in their respective areas or routes, particularly the follow- ing:

Tariffs. rates and schedules; gen- eral conditions of carriage; traffic forms. documents and reservations codes and procedures: government forms, regulations and procedures‘. ethics oi’ advertising and publicity, and all matters per- taining to agents.

The mine area conierences es- tablished in the first instance are:

The North Atlantic traffic con- ference, encompassing all oi the North Atlantic Ocean north oi the tropic of Cancer.

iWhehe an ocean or sea is nam- ed. “it. shall be deemed to include the islands thereof not included in other regions, and the first and the last ports of entry and depar- ture in bordering or other regions on overwater routes.)

so ins-free? That's real

You see, unless dull, din removed, it burdens

turns into harmful, ugl tartar. Pepsotient Tooth owdg:

bur thoroughly. So

dental whiteness for

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Official List of Oasuaities

CANADIAN ARMY OVERSEAS

Previously Reported Missing. New For Official Purposes Presumed Dead

Other Conferences

The South Atlantic traiiic con- ference. encompassing all of the South Atlantic Ocean south of the tropic oi Cancer.

The European traffic conference. encompassing all oi Europa and the islands adjacent thereto and ail of the Mediterranean Sea.

The Middle East traffic confer- ence, encompassing North Africa and that part oi Asia lying west of and including Iran.

The African traffic conference. encompassing all of Africa and the islands adJboent thereto but ex- cluding North Africa and the isl- ands sol-cent lhereio- m. Sgt. masnz, Joseph Rodrigue

The Asiatic traffic conference. Deachambsul; ("eh") 54‘ pin-m encompassing all oi Asia and the Ave“ Terrebonne_ Que. islands adiacalll ihewv- WWW‘ Died While Prisoners of War that portion included in the Mld- Hamimm. sterling, Rm" cam... dle East traffic conference. bemon’ N5

Th? Au-mflgm‘ £35m? ffnfi“ Wyrwas. Fred Arnold. Rfn, in- enee encompa n8 a o us a- lia, New Caledonia. New Guinea, vemeg‘ N's‘

DIED

Bo intent de Quebec p Deachambault. Joseph Andre G11-

New Zealand, Samoa, the Solomon islands, and the islands adjacent thereto: the Philiipines, the East Indie; and the islands south oi the South China Sea. and the Malacca

Royal Canadian Army Service "I'D! Black. Anthony. Pie, Sydney. N.

‘encompassing all oi the Pbtiiifl Ocean. The Western traffic conferenc: n mpassing all North an £03211 America an: thevialandls dadd- t th rot. '. e eat n e5 —"' igicdenislanga ooi the Caribbean Sea. (Written for The Canadian a report oi the Air ‘Prairie Ad- by E- Kinlllsiilll visory Committee, providing for -—-— P tit: setting up oi the conferences MOSCOW, Oct.‘ 23 1m“? l " was approved at the final plenary Demobillzed Russian $0 firs“? “m °.‘..T‘.‘"T.;‘"" midi 3”“ “'°‘°°“‘°° "‘°“ ‘° ' meeting. . . . . now comp omes. p oi 57 leading airlines throughout Main responsibility f0!‘ demdlll- the world and its charter la a spec- ization oi the 13 older e86 mill“ act of the parliament of Can- of Lita Red Army rests with military ada giving it a Juridicial person- authorities but‘. local Soviets and " _ h all oiiices [find enterprises hilt? l1 The report provides that te duty to per mm. aims. objects and purposes oi the Travelling 6x11911568 ‘>5 f3? SEE‘; traific conferences shall be those iers are paid by the 9i: 9- u“ I.A.T.A.. and that any lotion railways and steamship 1 as ‘lvlim taken by a conference in accord- convey them to their homes - ance with the regulations shall be out delay. From stations and Quays binding upon each voting member soldiers are taken to their homes of that conference "to the same in ears and carriages- b5 extent as though expresoly agreed Special medical officeli; bagnd. to by each such member. barber. 511K816. and bootma .rs d at The 191-6 meeting will be held tailors shopshave been oiwhlfi M. in Cairo, Egypt. in October. all big railway swat-lem- w = Establishment and organization many movies and theatrical per- of branch offices by the executive ionnanccs lire fllTflfidfid titled committee "as and when found ad- Discharged wldiel-‘i ‘lg? i“; are visable" at New York. Paris. Rio to a new clothinfl 0“ t N“ ewes De Janelm. Cairo. Johannesburg fed en’ mute home. Each s" and Sydney wane also authorized at a years salary 301'“? “:3” ' the plenary sittings. vi with the ii h gh t filmed The meeting adopted a reaoluti n e law W0 d8! 1 B 152mm“ urging all possible relaxation f men must be 101ml: Vi")?! and immigration. customs and oth r cm men-h after arr va mcfwmieor to governmental regulations prejudi - the 10b #10111‘! "i" be c‘ d ial to rapid and efficient air tra that on which the)’ W!" "line porimpm, l before iolmns the army- Them lla-

Russian News Letter

Preaa

1 in‘ no unemployment in the Soviet c . rman. Union soldiers will have no call-w Grade IV-l. Ruth Dunsiord; their Eleanor McQuald: 3. Leo ‘Pralnor Grade III-—i_ John Dunsford: - Laurana Trainer; 3. Thomas Trail-

nor. Gnzde II-l. Gabriel Trainer.

Grade I (Al-i. Neil Shaw; 2 Fairlie Shaw. - Tirade I (Bi-l. Scott Shaw. Grade I iCl-l, George Ernes

Dunsiorti. Grade I 1D1-1. Ralph McQuaid. Grade I (Bi-i. Desmond Trai-

nor. Perfect attendance: Hazel Mac-

Kenzie, Ruth Dunsford. Leo Trai- nor, John Dunsiord. Lani-am- Traina, George Ernest Dunsford. Highest average in junior grades -Ruth Dunsford. M . Highest average in senior grades -E1aine McQuaid. 06.6%.

Irma W. Inga, teacher. ----—-- turned men. myptlon women, particularly Soldiers returning to areas dam- those of upper Egypt. frequently aged by the Germans will have wear nose rinis. special assistance. ‘Those Whom

OLD TIME Pentecostal iialiy

At the Full Gospel Pentecostal Church Elm Ave., Charlottetown, P. E. I.

4 liraat iiaya—Oct. 25th. to 28th.

Rev. Quincy Stairs of MeAdarmN. B, will be the evening speaker. Rev. Stairs is an out- aianding Chart Lecturer, Pastor, Evangelist and Organiser. Hie messages are inspiring rlell. and sound in doctrines.

Preachers, Evangelist: and Singers are expected from New Brunswick, Nova Scotla, also from points in Prince Edward Island.

Services daily at 2.30 PM and 8 PM.

ALL WELCOME

navfi. c. xnamsrsuncn. 74 School st, Pastor -' Phone 21106

~ for svorrv and may choose own jobs.

Most factories are giving all their workers who return from the army and wish to resume work a months l holiday with pay. The Moscow ma

chine-building factory created f-

special building iund to rfliilii‘ t] apartments oi‘ discharged soldiers.

Every local Soviet has established an inquiry office WHZTE soldiers may co uit a solicitor wlihoi: charge. ere they find lists oi h the district and available.

Local authorities have ponaibiiity oi providing houses ior the men. They also are providing f wood

Oollaotiva farms are rdservlnc food. funds and other slits for R-

. homes have ltitled to loans of 5,000 or 10,000

industrial onlferprises and offices. enrployment l

the lies-

. PQQE _T_"REE

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Do you admire the way your dentist gets our teeth so white-so bri ht-

ental

wbifanerr: and he relies on powder. y film is

arkens-

Add with

Irium is especially made m rgmgvg that trouble-causing film-gently,‘ change to Pep- sodent Tooth Powder and enjoy your teeth!

TNE DIFFERENOE IS lNlllM-AND PEPSODEN IS TNE ONLY TOOTN POWDER CONTAINING IRIIIM

raarnfiisn star UNIT

roubles to be repaid in five or 10 LONDON - i0?) — One of tbs Years. will be provided with oddest military units in the Britial will)" "W 0f dllflfse. forties wxaisizFaioon (go. 2) Inter ~———-—-——-—~— cep on n " - an AT‘. outiil PACIFIC ‘WTPOBT Whosehialoons were used to inter. -—— c . Y‘ . Guam is 3i) miles long, and seven lfggmatlz): ‘if ti’..g°§.§§..§“mm“ m miles wide '

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N O T I C E T0 OUR CUSTOMERS

With reference io the sale oi‘ Army Trucks for use by farmers. these vehicles are of special Army type-four wheel drive with exceptional size tires not normally avail- abe for civilian use.

Replacement parts are not available locally nor have we the necessary equipment to eifect special repairs in tlu event of break down.