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Trig QHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

GEIITRAL GUARDIAN

This column is reserved for new: of local interest, but advert

of a newly nature may be liucrte at live cents a word, strictly pay- able in advance.

CONCERT av ARTISTS or Mount Allison Conservatory of Music HEARTZ HALL

Cla t» l-I Vi linist cnaswau. for Photographs. 111111111‘; ‘$11 11111111111111 CONFEDEBATION Lira msun- D°'°"'Y 5'" "l" ‘m _ N M ller Baritone ANCL‘ I‘ "a Hzrrtlillldni. l-Ilaemer Accompimlst I

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 8th , 8.15

Admission: 50 cents, including tax. Proceeds in aid of Men's Residence Rebuilding Fund,

POLICE COUlt'l‘-—ln the Police Court Saturday morning a drunk was given a twenty days sus- pended sentence.

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GEIITRAI. GIILRIJIAJ

This column is reserved for news of local interest, but advertising of a nevvsy nature may be Inserted at five cents a word. strictly pa; able In advance.

COOK'S for Photographs. CONFEDERATION LIFE INSUR- ANCE. t],

RED CROSS Crippled Child rails Clinics, conducted by Di Acker, at Town Hall, Summersidc. Tuesday, November 3rd, and Red

CARS COLLEDE

IT'S A BEAUTY-Mrs. Malcolm McSwain, n. showed the Guardian on Saturday an Alex- andra apple picked in her or- chard which tipped the scales at one pound 5 ounces.

FUNERAL TODAY -The fun- eral of George Chilton will be held this afternoon from the Cut. cllffe Funeral Home, service start-

— Two cars were slightly damaged in a colli- sion at the intersection of Gzeat George and Grafton Streets n: 10.45 last night. One of the veh- icles was proceeding east on Graf- ton and was liming north on Great George Street and the other was going West on Grafton when the accident occurred.

fng at 3.30 prn. Interment St. i. PM‘ °“‘“°‘°l’"_ rifiilllfiflrsifisfviilllrl.’ so??? BLACK 0R MENTIIIII- PROMINENT opp FELLOW more was held yesterday afternoon l0‘? ll

DIES- Odd Fellows and Rabekahs of this Province will regret to hear of th: death at St. Stephen, N.B.. of past grand master L.M. Robin- son. He had visited this Island on many occasions in the interest of the Order and on pleasure and not only was he a hard worker in the interest of Oddiellowship but a great admirer and booster of this Province.

FUNERAL SUNDAY — The flin- eral of the late Mary Frances Taylor was held on Sunday, Oct. 25th, i942, frim the MacLean Funeral Home. The service at the Home was conducted by Rev. Hugh Miller. D.D., who aso offici- ated at the grave. During the ser- vice a solo, "O I_i0_ve That Wlll Not Let Me Go". was rendered by Miss Berna I-Ieustis. Pallbearers were: Messrs. W.L. Higgins, James Mac- Lean. Orion Johnston Fred Dal- ziel, Harry Drew, and Lloyd Car- leton. Interment was in the People's Cemetery,

TEACHERS’ STUDY CLUB-

from Hunter River United Church. The service was conducted by Rev. lewis Murray. The pail bearers were Messrs. Ernest Coles, Wil-

STILL MISSING — Mrs. Arnde Arsenault, l-Iowlan who cn Wed- liam Cooper, Silas Bernard. Henrv nesday Tefelved news of ‘he fiemf‘ Bernard, Russell Bernard and by dimlfll"! Cf he" 5°“ 3M!“ Rusell Younker. Interment l-Liri- E§eCI1I3/:dl'd“I1)l.11dP§1.;l€\l'fl1Y1: hgfiéiyyflnhia ‘er Rwer cemebery" was no; that of hcr son who is.

MANY ATTEND lviovras- however- W11 111w"!-

Free sound movies were shown in , W?‘

st. Eleanoris Hall. Thursday night 5M“? TEA’ 51.10"‘? _1 .11? by Miss Hilda Gillis of the Na. I111“? W19!‘ "f 111.“ 111*.“ “K111111111 tional Film Board. The enthusias- DYWIIIW 51"“? a“? ‘ 51 111111611 tic Pupils of St. Eleanoris School fationlrlfl Program w? Us Cana. put on a fine musical programme Several mmm-‘t "g1 “I31 11 91 with the help d: their teachers, dlan Mounted P° °° 5e "@111 111 Muriel England and Marion Tan- POIIYId-i °I sugar a“? 48 pom; 11 ion. Pianist was Austen Holland. It" In chafl°twtmm °ndsficur Guitar music by Albert Tanton, "Iiemwll- The sugar an 1 also harmonica selections All the 591751 from we hm“? 1° 1115111111 numbers were heartily cncored. Smith 61 Chesmua Sufcm’ 11-‘ 11111 The people o; 5L 511111110115 a1» police on informat on a1 B53111 Dreciate these Jree sound movies. WEYWM Pm“ “d T" ° ' On Thursday ternoon the pupils "j

or St. Mary's Academy enjoyed GARAGEMAN FINE” —A pm‘ these films, and on Friday Sum- 9H9“)? of a Charlotiebown- E3335? morside High School pupils were iwasjagilnidxslhziédrfigstésao;11211111 shown these ticw sound movies. n ‘ 1111111 1112111115 011

The Cross Roads Teachers’ Study F-special appreciated was the gu-ipegded 11:“ 11 1 1 111111111811 w 9111b ma; 1n the “h0g1 mom go; film The Commandos’ which b33511 first 1111:1121 11: 1111M 111 111115

shows the attack on Norway by the Commandos-s.

vtarsa ALARM -— Almost

its first meeting of the ear on Friday, October 33. The ollowing teachers were in attendance: Miss

province. The accused was charg- ed with falling to report repairs a to a car damaged in an accident.

‘s Beatrice Cameron, Cross Roads; 11 1 1 1111 11CC111,.111 111 I; _ ivnss sire JOXIBS, I-Iazelbrook; Miss ya: r1111? r1111 1cr11riedi11111i1i1iyeeddis=i1s11é so11§1§§1"1_1°§,1,1,‘1’111 1.1.1.111 W, 1,, :1 '—"'"'" ' ' W? Norma Jenkins’ Bunbj-uy’ MI“ AB1.1111111111.B_1 H311 011 Fuzwy 51,991 which fl Charlottetown wonlan " fl i? lvirirfiirlés‘rr’i§ieiri°‘iiiiarii‘ri M5 “Yemen Were 11min culled to'the' “'84 Silmk by '1 c“ “"1 "wived " ‘ ' ‘ ' ' scene yesterda afternoon fo what W0 bwke" 1555» The “mused I55‘ t" 5'1"" '.- 'i.'.i"-.-.-.-..--l.'l.~.-.- u-s-lr-‘r-"sna-v-r-Il-l-uv-a-uu-u-lr‘ m“ ekcwd m" ti“ W“: we": d ty I I tilled in the ca“ that 11B hfld

s 1":- n 1.- 1 1-1 n” ~ n President. Miss Sue Jones. Vlce- X51, Igigifmn °01b°111“e Igfififfln: hi‘; enacted 1111111115 m 1111. C111. 1n

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President, Miss Beatrice Cameron; am‘. Secretary, Miss Wlnrilfred Haytcr. After an interesting dis- cussion on various principles of teaching, the meeting adjourned.

SKUNILB INVADB CITY — The skunks have invaded oharlotrctown according to reports emanating from City Police Headquarters. Police say that the received mary calls from citizens urlng the week- end complaining about the skunk nuisance. Apparently the unpopular animal has by-pa the out- skirts of the city and is now en- trenched in the central secion, Some of the calls received were within a couple of blocks cl the Police Station. One “kitty” crawl- ed into a cellar when chased bv s gogoeman. Apparently the officer

light in this case "discretion was the better part of valor" and

a year annex question but had not reported it which was saved when the large to police Stipendiflrv Maelstrfltc Agricultural Hall burned. However, G. J. Tweedy passed sPrltcncc. when City Firemen arrived on the The case was Dfoiwllbed by I119 spot stout 4:30 yesterdn" ‘hey dis- R. C M P

covereduthat the cai1i1s1e of the 1:21 arm 1 was no in; more an an o car

smoking ir1l the bug1i1i1r1ig11rhe1 owner Persona s

was exper enc ng cu n - -

ting the car started andy it gvfas Major w- Rfm “VAST/Biking m‘! serfidinghfoigéi bellows of smoke. home he“ W“ the “°°k'““d‘ W en t ls gan seeping out of the i“

building and rising skyward a lady J- H- Demche- ‘IL- F" C- A‘ F" living nearby thought the building 1-! 011 a furlmlllh- View"? his Pa" was on fire and immediately turn- ents. . H, and Mrs. DcRoclie. ed in the alarm. The real cause Whefiilfiy Riv"-

of the trouble, however. was soon traced when firemen arrived on the socne.

ST. DUNSTAJWS BASILICA

The annual Feast of Christ the King was iittingly observed in Sh.

standing. This was

Mrs. Louisa Holman Fiske and Miss Louise H. lElssL-ry, Brookllnc. Mass, arrived in the city over the week-end to spend a itLclay visit with Mrs. Fiskes brother", Mr, Isaac Holman, Queen Street.

‘r refrained from following his prey D1111s111111-S 381511101 11151 61111.11 .. v-l ~ - * . g M4. MU-J-O-OK MztcKenzle and i.‘ gnfiiiiPccggégxfefhgrpggls1“Ifnffmégé; when several hundred school daugiitrr Joan, botli of Charlotte- } _ 1 d b1 11 111 , 1“. children tock pan in the prcces- town returned Saturday’ n1giit EllilET ,1: 2132x1111“ 111 (2111 ‘131111111111301, 11g‘; slain around the oiliurcli, The even: spending the past tvxo months a ' provmoe o; 11115 menace 1,111,111 h“ is 0f a. missionary chart-scler- and h? dauglhtfé. 1111x1115. 114$ , shown an alarming increase in the f1s1111121f11€11111facg igirenwhfcxg, amesmfilgl £111.) ' Cmmo a O ‘e g past few years. ‘ ' ~' _ a _ viiricemient of the work of the . 5T, AM H Missions. Q J _E_s__c URCH The children were wearing c0lo"- T I I‘, u It h T)“, gacmmen; o; Th, Lord-s ful costumes depicting the vairloxls e n11 - Supper was celebrated by a largo "HBIWS “'35- ‘mlsadwa- and m’? s . , and devout gongregaflon in Th, native apparel of numerous foreégi MONDAY — i ' ‘II ' I Km‘ yesterday morning when the comrades‘ M they procee 7- 7145~Monthl mcetln i’ W'll'n - K‘ ° 5 iiifisééliiifiméliiiiii‘ wflifii ‘t’ §‘rf>“E-fi%ré“iyfr%‘s’°"i“”iséi““£i vivi- ’ Kins- ‘ Brigid-f ' = I s o uc - - - ' ' *' 1 (g! by“ the Minister, the Rev, 11H, fireigalt-ion was present tohwii-ness East Parlor. ' usse Somers M.A, B.D., m. 1e impress ve ceremony w lcu was - ed chorally by‘ihe choir undgrsstl-ie in charge of Rev. Louis A. Dougan. '- . . direction of Miss n. Liiliian MCKen- Rev. Desmond Stringer, Ottawa, B s Fearless andsava c The most dangerous lie. Mul- BB0. vllho returned from “I19 111159"! s‘ , .. . born Iiurfer quarry‘, a In hthe evening ‘the Minister fields of China about a (yea/r ago. I, greac ed on the text. Isleep. but my was present and preache _a stir- 1- eart waketh (SOng of Solomon ring sermon. Hr- tpld of hzs many o \» 5:2) and concluded as follows: "It and varied experiences while a.

A WARNER BROS. HILwiIh

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is no mere fanc that in has been ought to speak man in slumber. It is the infinite myli of heaven in touch with the in inite mystery of earth. It is God approaching in these very hours when time and space have

missionary in China 811d DELHI/Hi 5

vivid piotuire of conditions as they __.___

hat country before his Miss Byrne sanders. Director of

return to Canada. the Consumer Branch of the The observance was brought to Wartime Prices and Train Board.

a close with Scliemn Benedict-mil. Ottawa, and one of Canada's c. t._

The oelebrant was Father stringer standing wcmen, is sclicrlnlnd to

vanished from thv soul, In the 811- assisted by Rev SWIIVHTI Ha address a public meeting in Prince ggselrgg 01nd! l1l11bcrty of 1s1leep. In deacon and Rev. LJ1 Ayers as of Wales College Auditorium, Y ‘l "e1! l 511mm! sub-deacon. His Eixcelericy. M0519 Charlottetown, tomorrow night,

sense that we are spiritually greater than we know. a sense of distance and inf..iity, far beyond our toiling and our tears. And how that sense is kept alive by sleep. by the simple CunlTlCln fact of nlglitlv sleep, we silill‘. never fully know till we waken in the morning when sleep

Rev. J.A O'Slullivan was present Arrangements to have her address in the sanctuary and he was as- an audience during her stay here 51511551 by ‘Rev R V MacKenzie were completed over the WBPk-QIKI, and Rev. Richard EIISIWOYIIh. D-D- Miss Sanders will arr in the

The girl's chcir of Ncltr-e Dame province Tuesday evening and assisted with the music and there will remain li0rc until Thursday me his; ihr-ee vicllnlsts present morning. During hey stay on tlie

Cross House, Charlottetown, Fri- day. November 6th. Adults make appointments other days,

10-24-81.

Protestantlirphanage Annual Collections

Charlottetown Continua]

liijillNti Tilfllilifiiiuii TUESDAY, WI-IDN IZSILAY Milli .\'I ‘Vi, TIIIIISILA y, FRIDAY, b‘ \'I‘I'IiI).\‘i'

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General Sales Alnriugrr The E. B, Eddy (‘oiripd l) lilliiflfld

The appcritlnlrllt l: Rfilllf/LIIICIIQ Ff A ,\ .' _.1 -1

knowledge of r .. converthil; and ll

Wood: Mrs. tor.» Bangay; Mrs. ctudmg ‘he 5M’ Y” I .07 W. A. Leslie: Mrs. G. R. Keefe; P3P‘? III-“QW-‘h I "' hlribel Wort -.i McMllhlii. 5319B‘. ‘W11 I155 M H e n. v K 5, mm. rsspchszblin -.s ct 11s P" 1'-

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Mrs ‘Ernest Camera?‘ Benjamin; - ' i " w-w-tl- Various Talent Vfanteti For RILAF

Sore, Chapped Lips Prevented

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Constz-ucLion lltrt‘. a?» I pytremc A PR‘ ian Air Force lately announced

. . _ ldi _ r i '1 led "‘ "“'",‘ Roughness Quickly Relieved 111E1§*=1‘,§,',,,}j,“,},?§ ‘.1,,'_1§,;§§ s. 11m 11 M . Sores chllliled lips make life miserable 11k“ F” t“? ‘ ‘h ‘*1 I "MIL ‘awes

are opcninés I91‘ with diesel oHSUW cPi-fl

in cold weather. Painful and unsightly,

their cracked, rough surfaces are easily NXnU-‘Y ‘L i H M m‘ m n

infected. Don't run this riskl Preveni plumbers ‘Ind pirefmfirs‘ . Ad“)

chupplng with Lypsyi. It. wonderful ticn foreman arc 1111'“ 1111.111.“ ,

emollient action protects the delicate Wfici-OI‘ OPMTILOTS. stout CW '1.1‘11.1.,111(1\ membranes, keeps the lip tissues from gilieors axial ilnclilrfii :15 \\

becoming dried out by cold, biting winds, ' l‘ ImSkU-(U l . . ., - 1 l" "H" lips stay smooth and soft in all o 111611‘ fl- ~ 5 "‘ i W r ‘M ‘ weather. When lips are already chapped, - he (“M53951 11__111'1.1111_1,11 5-1111 91111

Lypsyl gives quick relief, seals the D1153" Til-WW" m l

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1_ __ . Chief of Chatelaine magazine will 13111111 visit sumnierslde also rind address

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Help the YounglPeople To Health - Happiness

What n r-rvmiiirvil siizlit in S0!‘ n Milli“! Iwnmn who” TIIIIOIIIPSS fill-o nlltl I|‘('I|Iit Ililliii‘ nrtl vvitlvnvus OI p00!‘ circulation filltl \\'l"l'I;ll".-‘¢l when‘. bounding health and rosy chucks nIlolllii Ti ll1ri.

Young people. Ill such a condition arn generally

IlTi linivlnic niitllrc mlrl rcqltirv TI Ilr°I""'“I"°“ roniiliiiinr, irnii to ililprnvo iIIt‘ Iilmill roiiicill._ _ _

Iililllllrifri IIcnIih iilltl Nvrvc Pills nit-ct this rcqliirrmcnt, as they contain flirco ctilivcrliriiictl forms of iron til llll easily assimilated iiliturn together with oillcr viilimlilc inqnwlivlitr: IIIIIICIIIHI for bulIilllv-y, up tllo system and helping to improve iIli) Iilood mutant.

Price 50c ii. box, (‘>5 pills, iii. nil (Inlg counicrs.

Look fur ollr irndo mark n "Iicti llvnrt" on the package.

Tho T. Milburn CohlJlflILfiA-Is Toronto. Onl-

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rt-‘s n-cw feature to invest $2409 111 the lU-(iily will be bonds in Canada's starring Lcvm campaign‘ The decision was pied for the made at an executive meetiilfl 0n -ll llammet Saturday.

Purchase Bonds

‘Iii-o Charlottetown Council of Knights of Columbus has voted purchase of third Victory

A committee was also appointed

trv tililiilil \\ilil ti. liberal dash to revise (b9 Council Bydaws. This

was omposed of: His 011T.

c i i \ ljzilcon." Wnr- Judge C, St, Olarl: Tmlrior, J. B. inblcii a line cast Rlchfln-dm RA BPSIQPS c A. Macmillan. mlng Mary l lead. Gladys Lrcuruc illlti lice ikilrlvk to give her the licro. ‘c. lli ililf‘ (‘I IlIB most sin- Syiilit v Givcllslrcct. Weil- ~ ilclol‘. irom the cast of "There Slilill Be N0 Night." Eilriiil Cook, Jr Jcronic _ Cownn,’ _ Bal"ioi1_Mi'-lcLgi_c