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‘lfo the Trinity Giurch Women's Organization: Barbara Jenkins, Margery MacLennun. B ar b a r a Garnhum and Peggy Heckbert xoverseas wives) thank the for- mer very sincerely for the de- lightful reception accorded them 1:1. the Church School on Wednes- day.

in Memos-inns Til fond sod loving , ol lergunt Observer John B. Sullivan, Who was Killed ln Action November T, 1941.

Pvinslv llcnembered s; Father, . Mother, Sisters and Brothers.

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MONDAY, NOV. 11th Starting at 6 PM.

HEALTH WEIGHTS

Declaring that there is direct re- lationship between health and weight. the Department of National Health and Welfare advises every- ons to ilnd out how they "stand on thdscsles of life." Depending upon time's type of body structure—1height, build. €lO.,—Ll’l£I€ are ideal weights. The department states. further. thst it is better for a young person to be overweight than underweight. but that putting on weight is s mor, serious matter for older peo- pie.

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EVERYBODY wean November 11th.

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NOTICE - Annual Convention C. W. L. Nov. 11-12-13. Head- quarters C.W.L Hell. 10s Rich- mond Street.

00M! ‘l0 PEARSON’! Dry Goods to do your dirlstmss shop- ping. Plsstla tablecloths, chil- dren's toys. men's scarves.‘ 'teen- IRE I-lrls’ costs. etc.

RESERVE Sls-t-t-ndsy, November i16th for mammoth Cake Sale. Market Building. '

l ATTENTION All CADBTM- 60 Sqdn. Charlottetown Air Cad- eis resume parades at Armouries tonight. ‘i p.m. All former Air cadets and those interested in joining the Squadron are request- isd to be present.

THE MODERATOR of the Prel- byterisrn Church in Clnldl. the Rev. W. Gordon MacLesn, E. D.. M. A. B. 1)., will speak in Wood Is- lamds church on Friday. Nvwmbef 811b, at 7.30 P. M. All are cordially invited.

CHURCH 0F SCOTLAND SEI- VICE Orange Lodge Room. Char- lottetown, Thursday, November 7th at 7.30. Rev. J. H. Bishop, Minis- fer.

PURCHASES PROPERTY -The Cotton property, 5 North River

Road was sold by public auction lyesterday to Mr. Arthur Oulndon. City ic-r $5.700. Mr. W. H. Beaten was the auctioneer.

A PROMINENT FlGURb-Keith Boswell of Victoria, P. E. 1., who _has perhaps been directly connect- ;ed with the Maritime Winter Fair |for a record period. is in town to ywitness some of the show. Mr. lBosweli according to our recollec- {tlon was one of the youngest dir- ectors to be ever elected-and that honor was not extended yesterday or the clay before-Amherst News-

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CHURCH NOTICE. - Regular divine service November 10th at Alexandra 11 A. M. at Cross Roads 7.30 PM. Special Remembrance dsy messages at both services. Also s special request program of hymns will be rendered during the evening service at Cross Roads by the oboir. Rev. Sterling B. Staekhouse. Mb- ister.

1 HOME ON VISIT-Capt. R. G. MscDougsll, on the staff o! No. 1 Port Company, Halifax, is visiting in the Province the guest of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Mac- Dougeli, Moreli. Capt. R. O. Mac- Dougail served oversees with the North Nova Bcotle Highlanders and was wounded in Normandy.

CITY MINISTER 1N MONCTON- Moncton Central United Church celebrated the 99th anniversary of its founding at special anniversary services Sunday. Rev, T. E. Mac- Lennsn, pastor of Trinity United Church, Charlottetown. wss the special preacher st morning and evening services. A large congrega- tion filled the auditorium of the church and the services were con- ducted by the pastor. Rev. G. P. Forsey,

DORSEY-BIIENNAN WEDDING —Of interest to many was the marriage of Frances Genevieve. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Brennan, Klnkora, to James Pai- rlck, son of Mr. and Mrs. Francis Dorsey. Borden on September 25. st Si. Ms!achv's Church. Kinkora. by Monsignor J. A, Murphy. Given in marriage by her father. the bride was becomlngly attired in a floor length dress of silk jersey, fash-

funersl of Mr, Daniel Ready was held yesterday morning from his late residence Covehcad to St. Eugenehs Church where Requiem High Mass was celebrated by the pastor Rev. Kenneth MacPherson who also conducted services at the grave. The pail bearers were Messrs. James Lamphier. Parnell Curmn, Clifford Webster. James Flirt, Charles O'Brien, Wallace MacDonald. ‘

CITY POLICE COURT-At the City Police Court yesterday mom-

lnwful possession of liquor were cachﬂued $200 and costs or three moir-ths. A third accused on a similar charge was remanded un- iil Tuesday. the 12th. A man charged with driving a motor vehicle while intoxicated was giv- en seven days. Two men on a charge of vagrsncy for street ﬁghting were each ﬁned $20 and costs or (l0 days. A drunk and incapable was sentenced to 20 days. A drunk previously remand- ed was further remanded. ____ l PENITENTIARY FOR FIVE YEARS — Patrick Mt-Innls of Bor- den. P. E. L, and Edward Downey. of Port Elgin, were sentenced to terms of five years in the Mafi- time Penitentiary when ‘they were

convicted on charges of theft be- fore Mr. Justice Michaud. Moln- nls was charged with stealing a

ing two accused charged with un--

i-oned with sweetheart neckline and fitted bodice. Her finger lip veil was of embroidered silk net and was arranged in s halo effect. she carried a bouquet of American Beauty Roses. The bridesmaid. Miss Pauline Brennan, R. N, sister of

__ QIZLARLOTIIQTOWN _‘ GUARDIAN

WEEK END Thurselayu-Friday and

FOOD VALUES

-_ "AGE THREE

Store closed all day Monday, Nov. lltb, Remembrance Day.

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the bride, wore s floor length dress of blue net over taffeta. Her head- dress wss of matching ﬂowers with Ishort net veil. She carried n bou- ‘quei; of yellow roses, _'I'he groc-m ywas supported by his brother Ralph. fBrealrfast was served ot the bride's l lhome for immediate relatives, after I which the bride and groom left- for a irin to Boston and New York : For travelling the bride wore s gray suit with black accessories. Mr and Mrs- Dorsey ore no-w re- . sldlng in Halifax where the groom ‘l! ll’! PYHDlOYee of the Canadian National Railways,

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Residents of East Baltic and adjacent districts received a sev- ere shock when it became known that Garfield J. Stewart. a well- irnown end highly respected citiz- en of Best Baltic, had died sud- denly at Elmira. P.E.f.. our Mon- my morning. October 14th. He left home that morning by car for Elmira to attend to some

sum of money from Louis Gallant. of Summersldc, P.E.I., at Port El- gin on Sept. 30. while Downey wss convicted on a charge of breaking. entering and theft at Port Elglm- Saint John Telegraph Journal.

66th year.

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Tooter-daughter. Mire. Foster Car- rett. East Baltic; brothers: Spencer 1.. Boston. who arrived by plane

business matter and while on his

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way suffered a heart attack from which he foiled to recover. It would seem that when he felt the attack coming on he had the presence of mind to shut off the motor and then made sn ef- fort towscste ihe car, for when found one arm was resting on the front scat, end his hie-es on the running board. He wss in his

The deceased was a son of the late Issac Stewart and Margaret Cormsok. East Bsltio. He wss s diligent end prospuous farmer.

implem-

tle is survived by his wife (nee

also by four

, H's ‘and Btsniey. iidiit

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nk. 8.0.; and Percy Bridsvlwrt. connec-

can... was nos st nu 1m Rev. H. it. Bell officiated.

ness of Aida-lee. With no mates ranch in the foothills of ‘Ihe Rock. May Robertson). Red Point. sad spirited swsy nor other disturb- lee and I caught myself wond ing events. Junie and the other in: about s11 of these tonight. smell ones wen rigged out with ' ' ° masks

to attend the Lanterns and were content to come

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safely indoors "him was one big indoors ioentertain themselves itn fellow!" A_ very nice witch, black- games and chatter. Karvlyn bro ght robed and wearing a pointed hat a plate qt fudg-eac slttisfy many also paraded on tile lawn. She was ostride her broom-stick, about ready corn and a plate oi Mr. C.'s Wealth- to take her flight. the other small visitors did not slct- side the house on the hill. to snack ually see her fly. they were sure on, and then not too for from the that she was ‘ﬁles’ ready." If she had not the angular form and features of s. witch she exemplified the spirit of ihe night. so true. that Jock happening to come from ones wen wide awake at parting, the bsrn st. the time turned out the light he carried end laughed at the two quite ss heartily and in- voluntarily ss ihe rest of us. s - .

longlngs; there was store pop-

If Jamie and icsietched from the old trees be-

witching hour we iunched on sand- Wichu and a. bit of cake and read fortunes in the bottoms of our 9111M? t-ca cups. All of the small

vies full of wonder and surprise st the strangeness and charm of Hsllowe'en. Our youthful visitors of former years have scattered now; some to college or other various Bo Hsllowewn came to the qulet- ceilings. One lad is working on s

and happy-faced Jack 0' Blessed with ‘mntinued good

DAY’S_ oursnon

weather, our field work went onwinter. It brought so much that I

wbs delightful and lovely. that may not come again. Except in the pages of memory. October 1s almost gone 110w. And "can Bill’ good thing come .1111 of" November? Yes, many delights. But James is fidgeilng and no wonder after a busy day in the {ield beside one of the stellar rolfs he plﬂyld in ihe evening's clrertninlng. He Qommgncgg l0 ‘,\'i'l\'l the clock. "We may" he says llilllCillﬁllflg each turn of the key “get a tow weeks of open weather yet. ELlen-Jlut dear me" he says in alarm as he notices the hands oo near together "it's never that lute!” Until tomorrow Good-night.

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"Borrowed time" it is from now on for the farmers. m: October. the loveliest in years. is about to go. The month of continued Sept- ember days. Amber Autumn ones with a haze on the far hills and white clouds floating lazily in a blue, blue sky. A blaze of glory in the trees across the face of the countryside and presently the red and the gold oi them beginning to drift eartnword "dust. to dust". Some mornings nrlen we came to the digging, it was clear and oold but the coldness faded in the warmth of the sun. October - month of dropping beech nuts; hunters’ gtms; hounds 1n the wood- lands and pdtrdle hiding in the turnip patches. It brought sunlight and moon rise, starlight in the branches of the old pine by the roadside. browning pastures -and s. flurry of snow to remind one o!

Diary

- lever seen in this community. Ap-

lments were under the supervision

i Jib

‘It wss one of the largest funerals

propriste hymns used were: i'"l‘hete‘s A Land ‘met Is Fairer lThsn Day"; "Co Bil-y Thy Bor- ‘row"; "We Shell Reach the Hun- ‘mer Lend By and 37."

l Pall-bearers were lldson Row. 10ers Whslen, Ilonsid MoAuIHI. Samuel Msoleod. Major Younl- Nelson Btewsrt. Interment wss st Kingnom Cemetery.

tributes were numerous and beautiful. Ptmersl arrange-

of lterllng Dmgweli. Soul-is. ELLIWS IIAIY" (Oonthued mm Pegs 2) in the light to dinppesr-snd then return. lf I VII able to

ti! ideally s familiar pslr of boots. this I et wss last to most of

the yhiuo; psrty. "A goblin?" mid wtsm presently he wss

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