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ELORA, Ont. -— (CPI — At dedi- "(inn services for Si. John the Apmile Church. a communion rail nus presented in memory oi lilor-

Vishinslcy Refuses

Soviet Delegate Andrei Vishinsky (rlghtl told the UN Security COM‘

ence Nightingale, the founder of modern nursing. The name of Rev. John Smithurst. an early pastor of the Eiorai church. was once link- ed romantically with that of Flor- ence Nightingale.

UN Berlin Inquiry

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dl that Russia would not answer any questions pertaining to the Berlin

crisis. Dmitri Manullsky. chief Ukraine delegate (left). scratches his ear

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This column la reserved for news of local interest, but advertising of a newly nature may be inserted at: five cents n svorsl, strictly pay- able in advance. '

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CONFEDERATION LIFE IN- SURANCE.

DRESSES arriving daily at The Fashion Shoppe, Great George Bt.

Christmas Photo-

IUST ARRIVED striped sweaters at Shop, Gt. George St.

shipmeii t of the Fashion

CAKE BALE. - Small Cakes. Jams. Pickels, Central Group Kirk Auxiliary, Rogers Hardware, Friday,

November 5th. 2 P. M.

TWO FLIGHTS WEEKLY to the Magdalen Islands, P._Q. PhOIIe Maritime Central Airways Limited 2061 or 540.

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FOB. THOROUGI-I CLEANING and. Glazing job on Fur Coats. money back guarantee if not sat- isfactory. Betta Fur Salon.

AIIRIVING DAILY — New Pu! Coats. latest styles. We sell only the best from well known firms such as Model Fur and West Canadian Fur Co. Betts Fur Salon.

PRIZE LISTS for the Fox and Mink Show now available. Entries close on November 8th. Apply for entry forms and ~ prize lists Department of Agriculture.

TRYON-BONSHAW BAPTIST PASTORATIL- Services for Sun- day. November 7th. are: Bonshaw 11 A. M. 'I‘ryon 1.20 P. M. s. s. 11 A. M. Rev. C. A. Hicks .Minister.

CHURCH OF SCOTLAND. —

Services Lord's Day. November 7th. Charlottetown 11.00 A. M. Argyle Shore 3.00 P. M. Cape ‘Trav- crse 7.30 P. M. Friday, November 12th. Bangor 8.00 P. M Rev. H. 1-‘. MacEwcn. THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN CANADA. -- Marshfleld Chemo. services next. Lord's Day are as fol- lows: Marslifleld 11 .~\.M. Highfleld- 3 PM. Mt. Stewart 7.30 PflVI. Rev. James Maclnnis will be iii charge of all services.‘ Rev. Donald Nich- olson, Interim ‘Moderator.

HUNTER RIVER (‘HABLBIAL -- Service at. Hunter River 11 A. M. Westley River 3 P_ .M. Rev Howard Christie. Minister. Special service at North Wiltshire 7.30 P. ‘M. Rev. E. M. B. Wheelcck of the British and Foreign Bible Society. speaker. Sound Movie film will be shown.

CAVENDISH UNITED DAS- TORAL CHARGE. -— Sunday. NOV. 7th. Stanley Bridge ll A. M. North Rustivo 7.30 P. M. Cavendish Sun- day School in Bepiisi A. M. Y. P. ll Friday. 8 P..\l. at tir- Man-se. George Cough. ltfinisier.

be held in the Murray DB1‘ 7th at. l1 .~\. M. Ii P. M. and 7.30 P. M. The speaker at all services will be the Rev. A. D. MacKciizle. Charlottetown. There will be special music at all services. Rev. Roy Ves- sey, Minister.

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Built CURRANTS 2 lbs. for 45c

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T-BONE STEAK 65c per lb.

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To Answer for Shooting

recommended

A coroner's Jury that. Kenneth Hendricks, Los An- genel. Calif, 16, be held to answer for the fatal shooting of his step-

father, Richard King. 39. At- tempting to console him at the inquest is his mother. Mrs. Mil- dred King. Mrs. King said Ken- neth killed his stepfather to pro- tect her during a. quarrel between her and King.

CHILDREN PHOTOGRAPHED in your own home. Craswell studio.

DR. W. H. SUPER will be absent from his Office until November 9th inclusive.

BRADALBANE Pastoral Charge. Services S nday, November 7th. Pleasant alley 11 A_ M, rem-m Granville 3 P. M. Bradalbane 7.30 P. M. W. B. MacPhail. Minister.

PRIZE LISTS for the Fox and Mink Show now available. Entries close on November 8th. Apply for Pill-Ty forms and prize lists. Department of Agriculture,

ST. JOHN'S Presbyterian Church. Belfast. Rev. R. S .Qulgle_v, Pli.D..

Minister. Morning Worship 11 o'clock. There will be no evening service.

UIGG BAPTIST CHURCH. -- Special Evangelistic Service will be. held on Friday. 8 P. M. Speaker will be the Minister. Lic. Byron Hon-leaf. 51166131 music. All are welcome.

THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN CANADA. — Services on Sun- day. November 7th. will be as f-il- lows: Caledonia. 3.00 P. M. Wood Islands 7.30. Rev. R. S. Quigley, Interm Moderator.

f‘. 0 R N WA L L PASIDRAQ GIHRGE. - Services Novenibc. Tin. Cornwall ll A. M. Llliurcli School 11.15. Kingston 3 P. M. Church School 2 P .M. New Dom- inion 7.30 P. M. Church School 6.30. Rev. M. K. Charmaii. Allnister.

PRIZE LISTS for the Foxanti Mink Show now available. ‘Entries close on November 8th. Apply for entry forms and prize lists. Depariiriient of Agriculture.

VALLEYI-‘IICLD-ORWELL HEAD SERVICES. — Sunday. November 7th. Orwell Head Communion Scr- vice 11.00 A. M. Kilrnuli‘ 3 P. M. valleyfleld 7.00 P. M. W. M. S. Thank Offering service wihen the Choir will be assisted by the Brook- lyn ‘Trio.

S. S. EMPIRE GANGWAT" is due Charlottetown Monday, Nov- ember Bth, and loads general cargo and livestock for St. John's. Nfld, direct. ‘Ilhis ship replaces the "Island Connector" foi- this trip only. For space and freight rates apply to Buntsin, Bell dz Co.. Agents.

UIGG. CROSS ROADS. ALEX- ANDER. - Services for Sunday. November 7th. Ulgg 11 A. M. Cross Roads 3 P. M. Alexandra 7.30 P. M. The evening service at Alexandra will be s. special Thanksgiving one conducted by the Young People. Special music. Liv. Byron Hewlett. lyfiini-ster.

COVIIIIEAD — STANIIOFE. - Rev. A. S. Weir, B. A.. of Orwell- Vernon Charge will conduct the services on Sunday- November 7th. as follows: West Covehead 11 A. M. Covehead Road 3 P. M. Stanhope 7.30 P. M Rev Thos A Wilson, Min- ister

CALENDARS. - Received The Canadian Church Calendar with six full colored illustrations and pho- tographs illustrating Church of England Missionary activities. Also received The Keefe Drug Co.. Cal- endar. illustrating an attractive girl in blue telephoning "I-Ii Neigh- bourl"

YORK UNITED CHURCH 0F CANADA. - Services for Sunday. November 7th. York. 11 A. M. Cen- tral 3 P. M. Brarkley 7.30 P. M. Sunday School at usual hours. MR. E. C‘. Older Boys‘ Conference will be held at York Church frcm Fri- day. November 5th. to Sunday. Nov. 7th. concluding with the Sun- day morning service. Special must.‘ bv Men's Choir .Rev. J. H. Mac- Callum. Minister.

ALEXANDRA B A I‘ T I S T (lHURCI-I. - Special Thank Offer- ing Service in Alexandra Church Sunday Novrmber 7th at 7.30 P. M The Young People‘ of Alexandra. Cross Roads anti Hszelbrock will have charge of t-hls service. Every‘- nne welcome. l.ic. Byron I-lowleti. Minister.

liIRS. ELIZHBETIT CODIPTON announces the marriage of lier daughter iMrs. L. .1. Chsppelli the former Lillian Jessie Compton. to George Arthur Cookson. son of ‘Mrs Mary Cockson and the late Mi- John Cookson. 559 Kelvin Street Victoria. B. C. Ceremony took plow; on Friday evening. Ocioher 1=‘ i948. st 7.00 P M at the home

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CHESTERFIELDS at bargain prices. Toombs Music Store.

LONG ANIISHORT wave Radio. Beautiful walnut cabinet — was $60.00. Now only $119.95. Toombs Music Store. -

ELECTRIC Steam Heaters. Irons. Toasters. Kettles, Clocks and Raz- ors, at Toornba Music Store.

FINAL PRESENTATIONS of the York Concert next Monday and Tuesday. Tickets Henderson and Cudmore. Box social Tuesday night.

WINSLOE CHARGE. United Church of Canada. Sunday Nov. 7. North Winsloe 11 a.m.: South Win- aloe 3 p.m.; Highfleld 7.30 p.m. Rev. E. C. Evans. supply Minister.

ST. ANDREWS CHURCH. Or- well. Service November 7th, at 11.00 A .M. Cherry Valley United at 7.00 P. M. Rev. T. A. Wilson. B. 52.. of Covehead. will preach at both services.

DIVINE SERVICES at Christian Church, New Glasgow: 1O a.m., Bible School; 11 a.m., Morning Worship; 7.30 p.m. Evening Wor- ship; 3 p.m., Cavendish. Ail wei- come. P. L. Richardson. Minister.

POWNAL CHARGE. the United Church of Canada. Rev. E. R. Mac- Vicar. Minister. Remembrance Day worship service. Sunday, November 7th: 11.00 a.m. Clifton; 2.30 p.m. Mount l-lerheri; 7.00 p.m., Powiial. llriinisters sermon subject‘. "HOW Do We Remember?"

IIUIPTON Pastoral Charge. — Sunday, November ‘7th. Service at Victoria at'11 A. M. Hampton 3 P. M. Bonsliaw 7.30. On Friday at 8 P. M. there will be a meeting in the Appin Road Church. when all the ladies of the community are cordially invited to be present to discuss the foi-znatlon of a Ladies’ Aid. '1". G. Head, B. A.. B. D. .Min- lster.

» THE PRESBVIERIAN CHURCH IN CANADA. — Services for Sun- day. November 7th. as follows- Montague l1 A. M. and 7.30 P. l\l. Cardigan 3 P. M. Sacrament of thr- Lord’s Supper at morning service at Montague. Preparatory service Friday evening. November 5th. at 7.30 P. M. Rev. C. D. Henderson. of Murray Harbour North will speak. Rev. Norman Young. Minister.

THE PRESBYTEIIIAN Cliuicli in Canada Brookfield (fiiargo. Services next Lord's Day zirc as follows: Hartsville 11 a.m.: SS 10 a.m.: Pro)‘- er meeting Friday evening 8 P. M. Brookfield 3 P-m» 53- 3 l1~111- H1111" ter River 7.30 p.m. The service at Brookfield is a special reopening service. There ivili ‘also be ordin- rition of elders nt this service. The Zion Mole Quartettc will render special vocal selections at that time. Rev. Donald Nicholson. Min- isicr.

ST. PAUL'S A. Y. P. U. — The regular weekly meeting of St Paul's A. Y. P. U. was held in the Parish Hall. Wednesday evening, Novem- ber 3rd. The meeting opened with the hymn. “The Church's One Foundation", followed by prayers. led by the President. The minutes of the last meeting were read by the Secretary. Mary Myers. and ap- proved. Tlie program of the even- ing was based on "Work" which consisted of the canvassing of Vsub- scriptions for The Diocesan Times, and repairing Anthems used by the Choir.‘ Upon completion of these tasks a short Recreation period was enjoyed. The meeting diew to the close with the serving of refresh- ments. singing oi Auld D5118 5111B. and the Benediction. Pianist for the evening was Roy Musford.

HERMAN-LYDFORD — A mar- riage of much interest throughout the Maritime Provinces took place in the parsonage of Main Street Baptist. Church at high noon on Wednesday when Mrs. Anne T. Lydford of New York, became the bride of Rev. Neil Herman. a na- tive oi’ Dartmouth. N’. 5.. and fl Baptist Clergynian who has held important pastorates in the Can- adian West. Central and Maritime Canada. Born in Prince Edward Island. Mrs. Herman has resided for many years in New York City, where she has attained promin- cnce in the nursing profession. The double ring ceremony perform- ed by Rev. A. K. Herman. pastor of the church. and nephew of the groom. was attended by a small company of relatives and was fol- lowed by a luncheon at the par- sonage. Rev. and Mrs. Herman are having a. short visit at Marsh- lands Inn. to be followed by a trip to Nova scotia. at the conclusion of which they will leave to take up their residence in Long Island. New York. - Sackvllle Tribune Post.

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Lenore I. Shanhouse. 19-year-old sophomore who disappeared from Smith College in Northampton. Mass, was located by police in Montreal. The srsrrhvcairie to an hid a few hours after she tele-y

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ll. S. Election Results Seen Blow To Reds

l! J-M. ROBERTS. Jr. (Associated Press News Analyst) Russian Communisms idea that it can conquer the Western world by infiltration has been given a' kicking around. at least insofar as the United States is concerned, by the American election returns. Pravda is going to have a lot ol trouble trying to explain the kick- ing around given the Communist- supported Progressive Party a.iid the victory of the President. party and. administration which it has so often reviled.

As for the rest of Europe. it will undoubtedly be heartened by the expression of confidence in the ad- ministration which has produced the Marshall Plan, the Truman doctrine, and which is preparing. with bl-partisdn ‘agreement. to throw its military weight behind the Western European Union.

Not, that any great change in American policy had been feared under the Republicans, ivhoee tenders have co-operated closely and with the best of goodwill in the development of what some have termed the first. truly rounded Am- erican foreign policy in history. But Europe was not inclined to forget even the few isolationlsts still harbored by the Republican Party. Nor last summer's Congres- sional fight over the E.R..P. appro- priation and the reciprocal trade program.

Though the Democrats now have both the White House and Congress and their way would appear relat- ively smooih insofar, as control is concerned. the necessity for con- tinuation of bi-partisan support and participation in foreign policy is almost as great. as when respon- sibility was divided. The recent campaign has given vivid evidence of how Russia takes advantage of every cleavage to divide and weak- en her enemies.

MASON - CARR

Trinity United Church. Char- lottetown, was attractively decor- ated with snapdragons on Wed- nesday, September 22nd. for the wedding of Marjory Joyce (Mi:- key), youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Golden Carr to Earl Boyd Cooper. son of Mr. and Mrs. Ev- erett, Mason. Halifax County. Rev. H. C. Rice performed the cere- mony.

The bride ivas given in marri- age by her brother. John P. Carr niid was charmingly attired in a. iailored suit of brown gabardine with matching accessories. She wore a corsage of yellow roses. Attending the bride was hei- sis- ter iMargaret Anni Mrs. Thor- lcy Burke. who wore a gabardine suit of light. burgundy. with black accessories. Her corsagc was of white roses. Ian Robertson of Halifax attended the groom. The ushers were Reg. Mahar and Wil- fred Robertson.

During t-he signing of the mg. 15m‘- Mr5- Sydney Clay. friend of the bride. rendered a. solo, "Be- cause."

‘An informal reception for rela- tives and friends was held a; the home of the bride. The tea talble was attractively decorated, Q9“. Wed by a three-tier wedding oake. P111151 B-mmlements consisted of various coloured chrysanthemums.

Mrs. Cecil Stewart, aunt or the bride- Pvllrfld. and assisting in 591111118 were Misses Joan Brown, Ruth Saunders. Mrs. Ivan Doherty and Mrs. Joe Dunning.

The bride's mother w“ duh-pd in a dross of navy blue crepe with, 11153311118 accessories. and corsage of American Beauty roses. Mrs. Mason. mother of the groom. was gowned in a. dress of light grey

gabardine. Her corsage was of red roses. Mr. and Mrs. Mason visited

Moncton and other N. B. town; on their wedding trip. and have like“ 11D residence at Halifax.

Ofli-Of-Wivn guests included Mrs. Ada Mahai‘. Montreal; lylrs. ‘flint. ley Burke, Moncton; Mr. and Mrs. Everett Mason. Halifax 0a.; m, and Mrs. Ian Robertson. Halifax; Mrs. Annie B. Cooper. Halifax Co. PIlOI‘ L0 I181‘ wedding, ll/Irs, M5501] was entertained at numerous bri- dal showers, and received many useful and lovely gifts. she was a gamer employee of Pi-owse Bros

IN MEMORIAM

WALTON T. TOOMIBS

Tliere passed peacefully into iest. at his home in Tryon on W'l"t1n(\5. day. Oct. 18. 1048. Walton T. Toombs in his 59th year.

Having some months previous been smitten with a dread disease. he bore. his suffering with patience and Christian fortitude and was never hoard to murmur or rom- plain. and as the end drew near trusted more completely lII his Heavenly Father who doeib all things well.

He was a man oi‘ sterling" in- tegrity. upright and honest in all things. hospitable and kint! and made a host of friends during his short sojourn In Tryon.

Though his death is one which is full of sadness and sorrow vet there is n reconciliation in ‘he las- surance thnt llf‘ has won a great \'ICLOI‘_\‘ and is now in a higher scr- \ice enjoying his rrwvnrtl.

The influence and biessedncis nl sucli a life does not cense but lives ass precious memory left as i. leg- ncy’ to his bereaved family and numerous friends. The late Mr. Toombs wus born in Charlottetown and also lived for a time in Albany and Clifton. thcn after his mai- ringe to Florence Ramsay of slam- ilton he settled In New Wilishiro

_f, phoned her mother in Annapolis, \\.ll!’l‘F lie become a very‘ sui-crsaful Rm; 11pm” f}. Griflltts. Vii-torn l “ll . nntl slltl lltf IIMI been Ifltilllfl- l :'~~r.i-~v~ "lllll “ - lniiivi: limit» mm- n

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Mothers’ Aides Sent To Solve Ghlid Problems

LONDON. Nov. 3 - (W) -.- Six women are out to make happier homes LII lfondon.

The National Society for the prevention of Cruelty to Children is training six women — chosen from 300 applicants — to be moth- ers’ helps and Hunts" to neglected children.

Hundreds of cases of child ne- glect are reported to the N.S.P.C.C. yearly. In many cases the inspect- or finds that the conditions are clue to ignorance on the part of the mother.

The Society only prosccutes as a last. resort. Inspectors investigate cases and try to right the troubles. The Society believes more good could be done if each inspector could call a woman helpr to go into the home and show the mother how it should be run.

An official said: "Our women visitors will help the mother to wash and dress baby, scrub floors. d0 11115111118. shopping, cooking and ei‘ng so that she will got a ides of good house man- agement. We find so much of the unhappiness amongst children is caused by uncomfortable home conditions.

"Our visitors will help to iron out. the problems that make home life difficult."

An important attribute required of candidates is personality — this being considered more essential than qualifications, which can be taught.

The Society also co-operates with similar societies in Canada. to help simplify domestic troubles arising from families split by emigration.

property and buy a home in Tryon. A short funeral service was held at his late residence thence to the Tryon United Church where the service was conducted by his pastor Rev. E. R. Woodside. aisisttd by Rev. L. M. Murray of Kensington and Rev. C. A. Hicks of the '1ryon Baptist Church. The hymns sung were among the favorites of the deceased "Rock o! Ages". "Brief Life la I-lere Our P0riion", “Forever With the Lord" and also a duet "We Are Going Down the Valley One by One" feel- ingly rendered by Messrs Edison Easter and Murdock MacLeod. The church was filled to capacity by the large number of relatives and friends who came from many parts of the Province to pay their last respects. which testified to the esteem in which he was held. The body was laid io rest. in the ad- joining cemetery.