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TODAY ONDY - BATTLE OF TIE-HITS

“My Heart Belongs To Daddy"

Added - NEWS - Western Cowgirl Popeye Cartoon — SHOWS 3.l5—7.00—l‘.45

PLAYING THUR. — FRI. — SAT.

Petuniafs love an faith is stronger and. with the aid of the forces b! good, Little Joe is saved-

smgs ifheilllllmgCtllllxlgsJlllgllegglg-lls: Wll h th t d 1i ll ‘l5 "5 ii m! a e - B" a“ m“ a Remit rm nowe ress the ho that.our we in t cl "Taking B Chum and steadfast is crumbling into eamedxpvacatlon bepen plegant one 5"" and when you return to your duty you may have the best of luck and we hope that in the near future. the war will end and we may‘ again have the pleasure of bidding YOU i1 welcome hgrlne.

Pius Chnpi. I 0f Serial —

“Dnredeviis Of The West" “Eat Me Kitty Eight To The Bar."

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l The death occurred in Montreal ; on September 7th..

Charles Macrlonnid, oi Little Pond,

Mass was celebrate Mardonald. with Be Macdonaid. St. Dim ivfiffiiiy as Deacon. ll v. Bennett Macdc: deacon, and Rev, Fa STlIFlS, as Master

‘ it is nrciiinvzi hi- Si

' Branch Ourls, Rev. Ray Mae- "M" r. St. Dimstnivs Uni-

“ a'd. St. Margaret’. The surviving mom

ll. W. PLIJTCII, Branch Manager. Representatives (Charlottetown)

C. H. Blvlclg '59" of her J-(LOULLEN. peoial Representative B- M "1 Representative: in Other Centres:

J. K. of Manitoba,

s. n. IVAN BROWN, New Inndon. Sister M- a. FULTON camrnsu. Montague. A. cannon-r Bnstieo

cum. GALLA

aiioiuas nisasr, Tyne Valley,‘

‘d. Elbert cf TCFHTO. Mattie of Montreal. Ais

" Mncdonnid, m’ we," -—R.I.P,

"l “lawn \'i‘.\lf‘l'lli\\'.

. "I-iidhiuis lllilhLgfill

of a very pretty marria e. o t nco

Pay o . Newport.

ed b gflmllll? Point.

‘h: man: was ably supported by of Newport.

. Donald. who the Nuptial Muse

propriate hymns for the occasion. fter the ceremony the happy cou- ple motored to the home of the bride's parents. where they were greeted by a number of invite guests. including Rev. B. J. Mc. Donald

A bnunteous wedding breakfast was served. the dining room taste- fully decorated in White and pink. the table centered by a lulge wed- ding cake, with twin tapers on either side. With music and dancing the morning passed pleasantly, and all too swiftly, until the wedding party left amid great cheers. and showers of rice and confetti, and. the hearty good wishes of all. for Charlottetown. where they spent the afternoon visiting friends and relatives. The g-ooms gift to the bride was a beautiful gold locket. to the bridesmaid a crystal rosary and to the groomman a fancy tie clip and pin. The many useful and valuable gifts received, testify to the popu-

arity of the young couple. The bride and groom spent a few days with friends in Char- lottetown. where the groom's depar- ture to rejoin his unit in Nova Scotia (

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Galaxy Of Stars Excel In Tuneful

IIQPIIBISON- FAY NUPIIALS

=*°""-°"T"T""“"°'"' "am" Fm“ t-bollav. s1.“?.i‘§'i.l..'é2’n'.t"“' At St. Paul: Ghuroh 3mg: u..$.i:.=*.'r,"".'.. "'

ilill .er of Mr. and Mrs. Hank D odacPherson of Launching, became ____ tlfie bridle ‘of Maécohlrlnnfiiyiglpei; 0 I9 ~ 8B - Last Sun was observed aa_ uni-volt rgTilvui in t. Paul's of good The bride. rharminriv- Iiiimi i" Church. In ooniunouon with this, not and we a a floor length dress of white silk m, mum which m" mo“ man“ taffeta. floral hat with shoulder n,” nude,“ b length veil, and carrying a bou- ‘ quet of sweep. peas and gladiolos nter the church on tip arm of

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The bride was attended by her sister Miss Margaret. an wore a

fl 'i th dress f ilk ta!- llotgffi matchllngn heat and 1111001818! lenirth veil and carried a _ of mixed flowers. while

d Mr. Michael Siuaworth

Th6 RIBHTIIO OQIOIIIOIIY WM D01‘-

The Sodulity, choir rendered ap-I

be wing‘ co thanksiii

is conferring upon them. He went on to point out that

only on Sundays. but through the seven days of the week." In con- clusion he said: “You have come to your confirmation to getstrength from God to bear that good fruit —such fruit as it becomes the good and holy child of God to bear. Re- member that your bodies are the temples of the Holy Ghost."

tor, Rev. A. LeDrew Gardner. preached the sermon. choosing his text from John d: "verily, verily I say unw you. ye seek Me. not be- cause ye saw the miracles, but be- cause ye did e t of the loaves and were filled‘. Sometimes! won.

“Cabin In The Sky” fler what our faith would be like

Boasting a galaxy of store contries of Europe where there is M-u-Ms film version of the fumed scarcity and hunger and want, Broadway musical, "cabin in the whethe we would come together 5k?" comes to the screen of the as we are tonight in this church

Prince Edward ‘Theatre. and w shi Ci d ith . Once again scoring in the role 1m. or D ° w thanksmv

she created on the New York since.

Ethel Watc the faithful and

lgvins mPeiyrrllfil-“sie ixixigmligg 52K: gonpigllnorlloulifsltlrtlgltlogvielo gr‘ e so o er w - _

weak-willed husband. Little Joe. wZ5RtIéEtI° “ma” I" ' m"

played by Eddie (Rochester) Ander-

SDXL Kenneth Spencer‘ not“ com For no one but God can make a

cert singer, portrays a. "General"

of the forces o! Rood who bum“ made or created apart from l-lim

for her against the forces of evil

woo-w i» M hil“..li’.°‘€i.?é‘ilf°.iii°'lii Lucifer tries to achieve tfeiittle $8M. and that He is faithful

Ingram. Joe's downfall by throwin

g m?‘ tatlon in his path lnHthe person 15>: sggttllsfiglfillnlew; fiend-time and her.

glamorous Lena Hollywood singin sensiiiivri- Bill?

Lilting Melodies

ew-

"in Wartime and offer, 13w we

- this glorious transf in 50d my fumily needs wul bring on». His ofififnii. I wondrous new and more abundant lf

' life fo th l f th .

his lnsurunie And a. .:.li:.t".°.i...° n .1 ti": . u guarantee of this.

pfnfefflnnl hStili one more thought-God is

ungry. He hungers for our love,

Moreover. the harvest is a si hat lo rm

past have burnt "surplus" wheat and coffee. and dumped fruit into the sea to "safeguard the market“ cannot blame God for want and ' starvation. for he has created

are not fed.

that

l God is present. Without God, noth-

iing is made that is ma And

it is a great satiafacticp to know suits are shown. collars, revers and‘ is in cuffs softened by black Persian.

seal and mink. Embroidery of rais.

a), though we have not let God in- ed and cut wool work combines

that Go we have wandered far from Him

still abides in where He makes our crops w grow grain and fruit in due season.

All

Life of Canada, l have been able to

continuing _ for my family

aadretiremanriucome for inyuifl" . awaken in us arch affection. that tonal!!! i0 MP0! lbw" 5° l“ "Tim" ' " °°'"'°' “I w” u‘ I n

.. , . d t _ "In our monthly family budget, life , film. Tfmhfad ugonvlvglllglonstgipiylflme

grafting is done by man. but God must nourish and cherish it. Re- member, Christianity is not theory. It f: a life to be lived. not

At the evening service, the Rec-

These harvest fruits which we

the choir. was of

H‘) Th — an a Loni.‘ ingd and the filtleililflhtifilfl btéealllltlllllk f _ Th“ u er father. to the strains of the Au.,.m',’,"1‘§{',u {my eff-arm a; "m. in“ season

Attllalltamiaorgoicglaclaaaof

Moat. Rev. John f-lacKonley, DD ".‘.‘l“"‘5i°i’.i.°’ fr?" séiflli" I“ 3i °° A‘ l 9" 9 "11 ' emu; l of material d! forget '3.’ {he giver of all thin How meager would be our life i! all d materialhand spgltilll Wm ‘ E i "amid l" him" "rwihxi," 335.113.? ll: etfilgllo Tit ‘éfiinifin... f rm o ov their pastor, Rev. a ‘m’ ' 11°" "a "We “i- Ems day. in Jo Mec ‘no mlehutedlmignty uod for the benefits He bleuggfg schm-‘ggmégl 1:: u‘ {hood xiiniitfi of the‘ earthuyllith wags “° m“ L‘ m‘ “M” °‘ “mm- '°' e c urc was ecora was e result of man and nature-that is. lglllgglgiggegw ibggfigtgle: the morning was Suwrt’: "O

Grace emphasized that

this was an outstanding day in the

lives of the young pie who were nfirmed a morning. an

, working together, That prin- il3ih“%¥“f.‘i.i.".£.25'“'.§’..t';3 "l: on Tron we m m 32g? Tfiltnclggggfl? Hfidorglandilchstudy service at 2:30 pm. Evening the text of his discourse. which

a,“ "nay their fruits ye shall know I'm

em. "What kind of fruit are you go.

to bear." he said. "I don't care how good or hnw bad you are-you can bear good fruit, not Just for

round you-flour friends and your neighbours. Notice, I said ‘I don't care how bad you are‘. There are for instance. poor apple trees. But good apples can be grafted on them. so they will bear good fruit. The

‘Trig: feat and BMW oi

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us above old evils. Ours are innumerable of the gadgets

the

worship was observed at 7 RM. h sermon by Mr. Noble "sac- cc in Not Being a. Christian." .The evening anthem was "0 Lord. . We Trust Alone in Thee" (Handel) I Misses Aletha. Saunders and Mar- ' giuerite Brehaut sang "List to the Voice of the Saviour." John Inch. Mus. Bee. organist and choir-mast- er was in charge of all music cf

the day.

Address And Presentation

at the home

been on convoy duty on Atlantic.

short wo

hart-king all for their thoughtful- ness in remembering him.

After singing for He's a jolly good fellow and bouncing the uest of honor, lunch was served an the remainder of evening spent in dancing.

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THE ADDRESS

Dear Elmer:-

We your friends have assembled here tonight to welcome you home and wish you n very pleasant fur- lough. since the inst time you were

home. like many others. who are

r he has promised. so long as the

A Source of Comfort

sewing their country you have met

with the dangers of war and we are

very glad to see vou safe hack and looking so well. In this community durin your absence vou have been misse , for your pleasing person-

Alsolons as the harvests last. then.

God is ve. We. who in

The Harvest tells us, too, de. our midst. though

BLACK Fuiugnp

ality has made _ou popular with every onerualt YOTIId-"(igllntw malts w “Inflow t ttyoanow wee eyour - our God is ioiiiuTiiTErTZaZuT-Q. g- {hmm “m” h” ‘Mpmd W“ w pecially is this a comfort and a You'll love Ethel Waters as sh! source of strength to us today in

these times of stress and trial.

st and fight for your country

anc now as a token of our goodwill an: friendship we ask vou to ac- cept these little gifts and may We

Rflfid J. J. CALLAGHAN. I. (TCONNI-ILL.

urrs am: SMART new Yonk -Blaek furred

our homes and our hearts. lie with petit point to create color in-

our backyards, our terest on suits which are without gardens, our fields and our farms,’ fur. This cleverly wrought work d n 1h is used on polrékets principally, ang an ours. dtobri th f aid nsor nove aswe

an ' n8 ‘on’, use chlgrminfzs. Velveteen suite are

uildeat not and boom lull which th

hon thou shalt have eaten and b0

uli; than beware lest thou forget

n. n; ’°“‘.‘it‘..i'.“°"... i.

|'° “m” w Went-hanks for

God. wh g benefits not of our own In . llllletw plenty docs not nocosaarl!

‘l civilization, beware lest in the gen; w ll

The church School niot roi- nihio

On September twentieth the near relatives and close frifiids gathered

of r. an . James Hughes. Ciarktown to honor and welcome home their son. Elmer, cf the R. C. N. V. R. who was at present home 0n furlough. He enlisted in Navy in April i942, and for the past four montns has

Mr. John Callaghan in his cup- nble manner expressed the purpose of the gathering and then read an address and on behalf of all pree- ent Mr. John O'Connell Presented Elmer wit a. service ring and

of

Canadian Soldiers To Be ilepatriated

Eirternai Affairs Department an-

prcvisional list of Canadian! re- turning tn the Dominion under the present exchange of nationals with Japan, and next of kin at! 111101“ med individually, although advis-

relatives are definitely among those being repatriated.

sent to relatives, the announce- ment added.

show that a. number of names 0h the provisional list. received Mm

h vc been 0 The final an is not expected for some weeks.

t5 i. . ~ \ rated that apufilx‘

lllrfirtely rlfiazzriigdiansitriyiil The i; w

gtailellslsnlaltllmldlg beini! bmulm be taken to

Swiss authorities protecting Can- t p East. “d!” mterem-m "t stlllstituted.

Preyigus 110"" iment announce-

d God transforms. He trans. soft and vet practical. One in

gifts to

you. So God hopes the good

the

forms us as He t_ an f th l f cti n of a cool grey is set

into the growingrpiasngfid flnaiflelg gffewllteall apical-l buttons and a small ruits of harvest. So out ermine melon muff.

He ao freely gives us may atton desired may be secured h! 5W

In these uncertain times. YOUR (we m" mm mm l“ m“ 1°" d. '

a th nksgivi . FAMILY NEEDS Lira msun- lung.) "f"... m‘

ANCB PROTECTION! Only by

create a! our: ‘E ' additional

security .- . . there is. no other way and “on n" d,“ Betrlov‘!

that you can add so nlurb so (nit-U; i,

vidcs iii: utmost protection at minimum cost. For facts and figures call or write your nearest Mutual Life oflico today.

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Established I869 Head Office

yond the fruit and discern the

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life insurance can the avefl5e man .5 lieu-gut. athtiet l rillggglliggbgotithigtevlg: aloha". "am: a“ “h” nun“. P

f .'Iwo eouraea in Finn Mechanics and Train tion and repair u“ and handling of horses. Care and Iceman of - ________.___ Ther are people who believe in Pwt big th

actor. ability’ and achievements.

harvest. let us look be-

hungry for our love. Flor it is o ly T"“°' “d c“ ° to your estate today! our love. and our trusting conxfi- M“M'-"

The Mum-l Life of cum“ Pr” aching‘. can!“ taléitsit“ of little children. er.

y that divine hung-

W..." I Ill nooessur, farm product

GIRLS’

on programs.

comes to you (and it comes to u all) when you are heartsick and discouraued. the mcoiiectlcn of‘ hose who too love and trust you

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lnwraneo In Force Over QBIDOOQW

C.I..U. A. PITIRS MONKLEY, Sianrneraide.

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NT. Amherst. M. I.

ose i°."-‘“.°.i'..%’..f‘°“’n€.".;’ .2".’.."i.'.’;".i.2 i" "m"- ice, 3",‘ o; N". gum; hearts that believe in vou. eeri

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lraifc‘ rlottetown, P. B, l. and strengthen yourself for life's lllfllildllll c!" lllil "H" ordeal bv their faith in

thor unknown.

fann machinery, ‘

ygu, --A||- and crops, horticulture an

rnent raary

applications for enrolment should b: mailed at once» When will?

llng e the course in which enrolment is desired

GIIIOULTIIBI.‘ One in three weakalaourao in general agriculture

W. B.

io-ia-is-ia-zo.

t -..~ xnuaaun-mvvlr-"fi '-*"~~»--~t

back on the Swedish repairiaiioii

ship Gripsholm, expected to arrive

in New York early in December.‘ mm Tonight's announcement sand

the following amnzemimifl h!"

no. coursii

The following vouini-‘i-rroinmroietmwm be conducted ilurinx "I" “"5"” °“' 1 "I mlimiil- N“ insurance bu first place. Thanks .' You who are parents give beautfl autumn of 1948 and up to March ST". II III"! W‘ to the representative of The Mutual i fill

in their affection they will throw

planittomeeieveryneed,inciuding hue" 5m“ “mum! W" “d” 5nd

COURSES

i- Three (s) n: weeks couraoa for Iahfirat to open early in ""- llorne Managsmen

lfll , c"; and operation of Firm

ream Le gth o course six wee ‘mall: lyoullg woman to render a service In carrying out

COURSES FOR MEN

BLACKSMITHING ono u. flvo months course amlthlng. woodworking. sleigh and wagon building.

Whatevc i di ' l“! ... o... 2.2.?“ w.'.‘...'°‘.‘..l.°.1‘t'i§.i| :::.;'.:."r:.:.':t.r"'"' "'"*'"""' "r "' W" '""*~ “W” ‘" °"‘"

canrnumy Two (z) aia weeks ooni-m in carpentry. build"! J natrac" and general far-in repair work. First nouns to open in OI!!! anusry.

hall“. 0W?‘ d MCIIANIOS Two (l) afx weeks eouraoa in farm mw I “l” M" m“: “u” ‘M up.“ o, a;:.ro$‘a.ir..n‘hlli1"rbt gllrraae-rodoarirlll!

of farm lin other uulTllbctaT course to open in sonar!-

IlGG A POULTRY One (l) four weeks eollrae in poultry mailin- grading and paokl of eggs and poultry. course to wan in Feb-

. DINO“! 0f Y th 1‘ I Ill Depamt oTnAgrlomtlIiro:

l9“. Aoo

arge. Al" to the undersigned. zartles in- l

andicrafis, Home Nursing. for Farm Willi-

k. Care This couhe Ia i|Q~

can black- ‘fauna to uni"!

Problem rclatin to mil

SHAW

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-'I!tfl!%'>""l?‘l ;_v5§w.i'm_.~._»i~-\i~o~.

Sponsored by

a. E. MUTCH & co. LTD. I

been made for deliver ‘ grams and letters for

wish to send massages to

sholm at the ports it

l. linen. if sent not later th UHAWA Oct 5 _ (C?) 41-h, 18. care of Canadiarinlrade

' ' Y. nmmced tonight n had received a graphic address, "Canadian" Born-

th, South Africa. than Oct. 32. care of Canadian High Commissione, Pieto ie

if sent. nct later

i- . ed the“ l5 “m certainty" the“ ciilnglomille Janiero. Brazil. if sent nglt later] tllgraen Nov. Biflcare 12f Gian-

a an Mn r, cana an gnton. n"..":"s.l§'..::.it."z.srr “he. n. I» no

list is received and confirmation in. Canadian Con

The final list is expected w mm‘ A"°““e)

l. Rio De Janiero, if sent ai mail not later than Oct. 27. care of MdlllStéla, Canadian Leg-

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2. New York, if sent care of Can- adian Ccnsul General. (620 Fifth Avenue) New York. partment said care shcuti indicate on all letters grams the fact that is returning to the Grips- hclm. and added that in

ime diti

Canadian ation. Rio

and tele add

one to send thern off as ible.

"Arrang with the lea for the Canadian ba-rkation at New Yo directly to Canada". permission c

t be i visitors mm s "n

to go nto th docks. inns should be made to rlloet thep rig the time of arrival

g stlon reg u b” M“ T o tr n at Montreal will ap- Preae." .

f bu r

your chfldrexh w m“ ‘Q'i’l."§'i‘.‘§'.‘.'.'.'“;uo.§§§§§'ll.'. lllhlr°sillr°lilrihl°niil§flolfifioifig.13.»“ofio Deli‘ in the vlng attention to the tralnin satisfaoto y to officials in c ta 1o to 30 years. Applies on forms for Enrollment and any i 0""-

Heard locally over

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