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Remembrance iiay Services

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1g)‘, Nov. 9: Evening prayer 7.30

pm Rev. Sidney J. Davies

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qm via Maritime Central Airway Wm daily. Phone 2061 or 540.

VISITING AT CHURCHILL — m, and Mrs. Boyd MacArthur and 501i Robert, and Mi‘. Neil MacNev- Maine, are visiting the Livingstone home

in, all of South Brewer. at Churchill.

.__ COLLISION — An accident ill- ‘valuing two motor vehicles occur- ’ red about 10:10 yesterday morning nt llrc corner of Great George and left side oi one car was smashed. dam- , gglltil both headlights. The right e other wcro damaged. The drivers

lluslcrn Streets. The whOle

front fender and bumper of

Owmq To ruasnav, NOV. 11' “"5 being a statutory holiday, the City] Mnrket will he held on Monday,

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Kensingtou was trial in the Supreme Court. on a

with intent to steal, at the con-

clusion of a preliminary hearing

held in Summerslde on Thursday

before Stipenrdiary Magistrate R.

S. Hinton.

Blakeney was arrested. by the local Kensington policeman on the evening of Monday, October

20th. following discovery of a

break into the store of Sterling

Hunter. About supper time Mrs.

Hunter had heard a noise from ‘the store. which is located near

the,residence. and on investigation saw that the building had been entered by the rear door. When she focused her flashlight into the building a man was seen to break through a front window and es- cape.

M1‘. W. E. Darby, K. C_, rgprg. sented the Crown and Mr. D. 0. SPWBFB. K. 0.. acted for the ac- cused. 3

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involved in the accident were not

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POLICE COURT-At the Stipen-

dml- liinpistrates Court yesterday, a nlnii charged under the Prohibi- ilon Act was fined $40 and costs or fun months, while a drunk and dzsordeily was lined $30 and costs or 20 days. A case under the in- come war tax act was further beard and adjourned until Mon- iliw. November 10th. ‘IEATLEY RIVER OBSIIIKV- ‘Hi-A telephone call was re- ceivcd last evening from Major D. A. MacDonald at Monet effect that he is arranging for the (‘lifilblliflfy Remembrance Day ser- vicc at wihcatley River. at which appropriate addresses will be de- llvercd. Last ycnr the service was cancelled owing to Major MacDon- --, aid; scrious illness, from which he '- has now quite recovered. The scr- ” vice will start as usual at 11 o.m.

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rosv oi-‘hco nouns _Bc- glnzllng Monday, Nov. 17. the gen- n! delivcry. registration. and slump wickets at the Charlottetown Post Oificc will open at 8 o.m. and

pm hut on other dnys of the w"eck.l r-xlllldiuc Sundays, tho wicket will npPIl n! 0 filll. and closc at 6 p.m. i.- pracliccvwdii be in kPCPInE ..h that which will be observed in‘ ' other post offices across Canada.

PRESENTATION r0 MRS. J- A. ('I..»\RK—The lMary Group of; the Women's Auxiliary of the Charlottetown Baptist Church met at lhc home of Mrs. Lemuel Web-|

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i; star, 44 Grafton Street, on Thurs-

day evening last. A short devot- innnl service was conducted by the l president, Mrs. Ben Stentiiord. A business discussion followed. which | included plans for the forthcoming tea of the Auxiliary. Delicious re- freshments were served by the hostess, when a beautiful bride's cake made its appearance. and a lovely gift was presented to Mrs.‘ J. A. Clark, who is a member of the group. The presentation was made by Mrs. Robert Sutherland. '

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BIRTHS

COSTELLO — At Iihe Charlotte- town Hospital on November 0th. 1947- I0 Ml‘. and Mrs. Maurice E. Costello. a son.

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P. E. Illlnd Hospital

on Wednesday, October and Mrs. Orr

iilawann. West Covehead, a daugh- GI‘.

DEATHS

DOUGLAS-At the P. n. Island Hospital. Nov. 1.. mo. Edison n. Dmlitlas oi’ Iunbury. age 62 years.

The remains are resting at the A h d Cuielirte mineral Home until noon DISIITISS "GIIEBX r o s e slmdlly. then to his residence -_--_ where the funeral service will bu MONTREAL. Nov. 7 - 1C1’) — -—-—- held at 2 p.m., Monday Nov, 1o, The British freighter Empire Wal- WASWNGTON Nov 7-04?)- Interment in Clifton Cemetery lace which sailed from here a Pvllilryless Thursdays In the Unit- NELSON ... Suddgnly on 9d 5 was]; 53., Wm, a m“ load t ell States were abolished sudd ‘igfigmgrfiim afresh) Neiaonbiaédfraalight cars for South AIPICJII Iyflhldily Brill?) thbe cackies "s; ‘ l. 8116011"? - Mflilviflyl. was reported toda to be " “ens 5°" "t? Y B11211’ Brow- Mlr. Nl ' I y a ,, _ _ .. .. Amy. Zflflanizczuurvveiyedtgy olilgfipfgal‘. fin dislttress 400 miles east of Hall- fiLingftoglLuhcfiggafIllizlicanrry.I L98. c", Iv“. sun Bmho cam and‘ lard w h her main engines stop- Tm? 0mm“. Fbod moanynilhue Ray r , ' - " ' . l '" . Mm 1521f‘ gmmnilgifighgnee The ships skipper reported the! Igltgfyullfdlsuilljt’rfrkefbiw 1mm? Funeral service ‘to be held In the zsolzdmlhz‘: Iamizleitlllllile danger m, Tlhumdayé 515m"; 11522:; r 1 u e sen 0 s ,, ' ' ...z“.:.°.i:.i;'.:'.°:"::' amaze.‘ Assisi, ' m, 9m. " ' Wallace one of Britain's newest - ' Rev. or. n. v2.1.3 finrlilniivhélfi‘ "Iilflld, “1""""°"I “""°"- W" nomdIiu-x m Iomfimm ma lhation. Mr. Nelson was boy-n n making her season's final trip from t; at‘? mom" ""1 -_ fiXhllining Cornwall. "Beechwood" on ‘h, Montreal. {Ltpcndidpoxlhtlrl}; gannelrlalprgnguely f * V Eflm, yzmngv: “mm b!’ 907d" MC" estimated to save 56,000.00!) bushels l son of Mr. and Mn. John of grain. is tried out b the uit .elson l , Y P9 TY ye m and moved to B. 0. some 40 mdusm, I i ' "°' 9- F- ""I“I'"°" ii..°’ii...‘i‘..rl""l".’."‘°“ _ y a ever l: SUII 5’...3‘.’.'“l°.‘°‘iil1..%§5°"l'r"fi‘ ‘iii ' , eug w N n M , chickens. , ' ' OPTOMErnISTS “On Thuriladav. crates of fowl UNDERTAKIR "Snelallls In the rll- ,,,.{;,';,,;;,'gggfnlhgndyqggggel IMIALM" tiag ef gleeees for the ‘l, '" . i I I d uckman. food committee chair- correct on o oeu ar e- man. to dramatize the chicken ch""““"' l" “up” rnisers‘ protests with li e "firth Wlltehlsi ' "a uawks“ Grow ‘ 1 ivd Phone IO II Grafton Street ‘q ' c" comp.” - bitterly that hens kept on the farm for lack of buyers were eating

At n meeting of the Milk Pro- ducers and Distributors Associat- ion held in the Stirnmcrsidc Town vllail on Thursday evcntirg u reso- lution was passed requesting on in- icrcusc of two ccuts u quart in the

retail price of milk in Srnnmrrrddc The reasons given in the rcsolution

Alexahg Blakeney of ‘committed for

charge of breaking and entering.

Blleld Last Night

The annual meeting of the Cale- donian Club was held last night at the Charlottetown Hotel, with |president Wendell H. Beaten in ‘the chair. I During the meeting the follow- ling new members were admitted to ithe club, J. E, Burnett Wesley ii-laclveod. J. W. MacKinnon, John 1P. Nicholson, W. Blair MacDonald, Joseph Gill, Ernest MacInnis and Lloyd G. MacPhail.

The officers elected for the en- suing year are, Wendell H. Bea- ton, re-eiected president; J. W. MacKinnon, ist vice-president; John P. Nicholson, 2nd vice-presi- dent; Frederick S. Martin, record- ing secretary; George MacDougali, financial secretary; Blair, Mac-

iin‘ Tuesday

Local headquarters of the Sal- vation Army announced last night that this Province has again top- ped the objective in another suc-, cessful financial campaign. overl $9,600 has been received to date in the recent Red Shield drive, the provincial objective being $9500.

Of the abovo amount, Charlotte. town raised $6,700, Surnmerside 81,225 and the balance was receiv- ed front rural areas. The latter are still uncompleted and it is ex. ilccted that when the nnai results are tabulated. the total amount raised for the Salvation Army will be in the vicinity of tidying

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The tolling of the Fire Bell next. Tuesday morning will announce to the citizens of Charlottetown the opening of the Remembrance Day services. Beginning at. 10.55 o.m.. the bcil will toll at {iii-sec- ond intervals until 11 o'clock. But before that members of the Charlottetown branch of the Can- adian Legion, headcd by RECCE hand, will leave the Le-

iuken up their position in front of the Monument. The playing of "O Cnnaclu" by the Band at 10.55 ,will be followed at ll o'clock by two minutes silence. Then the’ Lost Post; the recitation of that:

Donald treasurer; James E. Bur- words "they shall grow PIP.‘ iiett, corresponding secretary. old _ . and Reveille. Their lack o,f invitations w" The plans for the St. Andrew's There will then be brief ad-

attributcdiw ihcm to the fact that Russian observers have not received invitations to some re- cent military manoeuvres and ex- hibitions in the United States. Armed forces representatives from other‘ foreign missions in‘ Moscow — including the British military attache, filial-Gen, Rab. 9i‘! Hilton. who was accused this W901i "I trying to photograph a “msww rflfilfllfly‘ —— were present. | In his spocch delivered in the ohseilrc of Prime

Idinner were announced. and is to lbe held on November 25th, at the Charlottetown Hotel, at 8 p.m. The guest speaker will be Dr. William Bailey, Professor of the Univerlity ,0! Chicago.

During the evening the tickets for the banquet were placed in the hands of the entertainment com-i mittee, headed hy John P. Nichol- son. who was appointed chairman of the committee.

Complimentary remarks were ex- pressed by Mr. Malcolm Mac-Kin-

dresses by the Legion followed by the placing of wreaths and selections by the Band. The singing of "O God Our Help in Agcs Past" and “GOP

The route which the parade will follow on lcziving the Monument will take ii by Grafton, ‘Prince. Richmond. mill Queen Streets, lhcn buck to Grafton Sireci. i0 the Lvcrgion 110ml.‘-

Minisior Stalin,

. '~ l ~ ' L-Govcrnor who Imssed his third (‘mlsemmve “on m the ret-Irmg secretar)“ ML Bgfihsard IEllrIIIIFLIIaRo salute on r-nkqn-mion n; H“, great holiday Thomas MarMllian, who has been ‘we South Side of the Prov-maul because m. 1,, M,“ m, vacation l“ a very capable secretary for the Buimin" the solith Bulganin declared the ‘II35I 3“ Years- ""________,__________

Russian Gnvcrnnwnt “the mo“, The meeting was lwought to a Stable and mo“ authormmvc close by the singing of Auld Lang

power in ilie ilvorld." syne‘

luv. Gardiner Visits

the - gion Hall and at 10.40 will have C

sign. Beautiful tone. Toombs Music Store.

stanza of Binyon's containing theIIII about I'm“ mmrs- 911°!" M944’ dot time Central Airways 2061 or 540.

I PROGRESSIVE

TIVE chaplatiagll Hall, Monday, November 10th, 7.30 ' M

Suvc the King" will conclude thelstewarb’ now open for busmefi

_ yCustom Crushing ccvcmonlcs hcforv the Monument. Sureaame Feeds for sale.

BEDEQUE Baptist Churcih uu Sun- day. 11 A, M. 7.45 P. M. School Sunday evening, Novcm-ber Rev. Sidney ililiii-r of Bolivia. A. Britten, Minister.

Nov II.’ Si. Johns, Milton. Sunday. School 2 p.m.; p.m.; Communion 11 o.m. J. Davies. Rector

etrictl; pay- able In advance. . _

OWING T0 TUESDAY, NOV. 11 being a statutory holiday, the City Market will be held on Monday, Nov. 10.

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ANNUAL MEETING

The onnuol meeti Vendors Association w Iege Auditorium oi 8

. to theI

‘for the rcquest were the increase in tihe price of fccrls and iihc new Iprovincial regulations which de- mand that a jiroduccr must supply ‘ two ton of ice pcr cow. It was point-

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proposals Pre

, the proble w t "ti; h ed out that there is a scarcuty of importanceil-I anads cancemid ice in Suunmcrsidc and the costs] Canadian Pmvmces Quebec espec_

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micr Duplessis said

"It appears to us to be absolute. that acts of such carried out by the

:- close nt 7 p.m. every day excelli- -" simllny. Commencing Saturday. ' Now l5. the money order wicket»

will open at 9 o.m. and close at 1'

.'f'hose present were asked to take

Frel

P. E. I. Branch 0f Canadian Consumers Association Formed

, __. . i A most enthusiastic meeting of representative wozncil. unbau, was held in the COliliCll Chamber of City Hull on Thurs- day afternoon. Navcmbcr 6th, to consider the forming of a Provin- cial Brunch of the Ciilllidlflll As sociatiou of Consumers. Mrs. W. F. A. Stcivart presided.

‘and outlined the program of the

Association. She spoke of the keen interest shown in the new organ- ization at a rrcent meeting lield at Ottawa at which she was the representative of the Women's In- stitute, and stated the purpose of the Association is to develop ulore enlightened opinion on economic affairs and consumer interests, and to express this opinion in such a way as to benefit the home, the community and the nation.

The meeting was then thrown open for discussion. speakers in- cluded: Mrs. Allison Maclvfiilan, Mrs. E. S. Coffin, Miss Mary G. MacDonald, Mrs. W. M. Brcliaut, Mrs. J. A. Lawson. Mrs. Arthur Henry, Mrs. A. B. Cosh, Mrs. J. Blake. Mrs. Parnell McMahon, Mrs. A. B. Bagnall, Mrs. Frank Murray. Mrs. Earle MacDonald, Mrs. Fred Jenkins and Mrs. Fred Nash.

It was moved, seconded and car- ried “That as \vc are all in accord to having the work of the Canad- ian Association of Consumers cor- rled on proviucialiy to check the high cost of living we should sci up a Provincial Organization."

The following officers were then appointed:-

' Chninrnan: Mrs. Fred Gates.

Secretary: Miss Lillian Duche- min.

Assistant to the Secretary: Miss Estelle Haines.

Mrs. Gates in a few well chosen remarks thanked those present for the honour accorded in appointing her to the position of chninnan.

copies of literature on the Associ- ation and study them, after which another meeting will he called. |

sitter lieperisd In

rural and ,

K without even] consulting the Provinces.‘ 1t ls rrzrcttnbls that in all the

conferences

cvcn in the confer

cnccs bctwce Ottawa

l 1 and Newfoundland ‘ldnry that Q suited nor informed." "This lack 0f cou ccedings in a multi

concerned with theI unilexatioit of Newfoundland and‘

re- garding ciclnzlrcatibn of the boun- zlrbcc was neither cou-

rtesy in pro- iaterai problem

Girl Guide News

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NOTICE

Guide headquart cs will he open every Wednesday from 1.30 to 5 p.m. for the convenience of Guid- eis and Guides and Brown Ovcfs.

The Provincial Council of Girl Guides has appointed Miss Jean Puncher as permanent field secre- tary for thc island. 0n one cer-

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is aggravated by oiTicinl statg- loin day of the week ltn ho fixed inenlhs of the Rt. Hon. _St. Laurent later). Miss Punt-liar may ho mum] i o t e effect that this problem at the Travel Bureau. Where

. concerns on j Provinces have not i nothing to scc to." y "Truth obliges me I Ihv Federal [not oil's’ discourteous IISIROWII anti-Can imid Mr. Dupics table that the proceedings not been in the nat Conodion unity..." "The time is certainly bndl chosen for increa of the taxpayer," "It 15 villi-Till! unfortunate the Federal Government encour aged Newfoundland on the ques

111118 to say an to say the

_ but hav Milan arrogance,

1y Ottawa and that the

authorities have been

sis. "It is regret- have ure to promote

5111B the burden said the Premier. thi\‘

Guide supplies urc kcpl, and she can ulwuyls be rcurhcd there by ("urrc-spuiirlelicc. Al other times site will he keeping iu touch with Guide rompoirics and Brownie packs, of which there arc now twenty-tyre enrolled.

Last week she accompanied Mrs. MacDonald and Mrs. Curl ore to Summcrsidc io attend the annual meeting of the Local Association.

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ed the Montague company, and called at Georgetown where it is hoped to rc-orgonize a company in the near future.

tion of the Labrador limits."

“The omen“ communique? the I Halloween Party Premier continued, "says m“ Newfoundland will have seven Last Saturday afternoon

mrvtnbers of Par] tain number of Fight and under can the Federal cide these Suiting the Provi particularly."

He said he ha amendment of Federal nuthort crease the psrl tation of one of the seven members and increase of Quebec's

lament and a cor. senators. By who: what convention, Government de. questions without con. nces and Quebec

d protested over the constitution by lies in 1943 to in- iamentary reprcgen. Provinces by that recent

girls of 7th Chorlottctclalri . (Trinity) entertained at a happy Halloween party ‘for a group of 38

phanage.

It is hoped to establish a

THERE WILL BE a meeting of the executive of the Temperance Federation in the Charlottetown Baptist Church Monday, Nov. i0 at 10.80 am. Clergymen are urg- ently requested to attend.

Friends In City

Before leaving for Ottawa 0Y1 the 11.35 plane yesterday morning. the Right Honourable J. G. Gard- iner, Federal Minister of Agricult- ure, visited Mr. J. W. BOUItBI‘ at the Prince Edward Island Hospi- tal. 'I‘he Minister expressed his appreciation to lVfr. Boulter for tlic splendid work he had done

RETURN HOME - Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Scncabaugh. of Norma Street have returned home after spending the week-end with rela- tives and friends in Cambridge and

and also another day they inspect-r

the‘ Co

inst spring as head of the P. E. Island Potato Export Board, in arranging for

bushels of Island potatoes.

the Rev. A D. MacKcnzie and Mrs. MncKcPle. 94 McGill Ave.. whom he h:.:l met frequently in Regina nucl other western centres. Mrs. MncKeilzic is the daughter of the late W. R. Motherweil, former Federal liilnistcr of Agriculture.

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.W. A. Donations

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l , j Q liionllliv oi‘ this week (irritations I for foodpurccls \I’l'l'(.‘ sent in to St. .Pnul's _Purish Hail by St. Peter's yCntherlrul and Si. Dani's Church, lbranches pi the Wcmans Auxil- Iiary of the Church of England in Canada.

These were packed and sent to two aged clcrgymeu and their ivivos iu England. Many of these clergy have been adopted by the 25 ditfcrent Diocesan BOBHIS throughout the Dominion.