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Starring Gary Cooper, Madeleine Earroll. Pnulctte Goddard, Preston .-"oster. One of the greatest spec- tlme to thrill you

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Mrs. Fred Fitzgerald. Tignish. spent a day of last week in sum- met-side.

Mr. Charles Mclnnis. merchant at Tignish. spent several days of last week in Charlottetown. at- A C” to D ' .

Mr. and Mrs. John Cameron and family, Summeroide. spent Thanks- giving at Tignish, guests of Mrs.

. " by Ira. Iaauad-Gallant. Daiut: refreshments were carved by the

Ilisa Norma Barnard. R.N.. and Miss Mac Doyle. R.N., of City Homltal. Charlottetown. apant Thanksgiving at Tignlah. nleats of Miss Denial-d's parents. Hon. J. A. Bernard and Mrs. Bernard.

Miss Edith Barnard. Tlgnish. has gone to Welland, Ontario. to be present at the marriage of her sister, Miss Joan during October. Later Miss Bernard will go to California where Ibo plans to spend the winter months.

Cameronis parents, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Burke.

Spending the Thanksgiving week-end at their home in Tignish wer Eugene Macdonald. Leonard Shea and Leonard Mel-lugh. stu- dents at St. Dunstan's. and the Misses Irma Hogan. Margaret Mac- donald, Coleen McCarthy and Cecilia McCue. students attending

Miss Jewel Mclnnls, Tlgnish, ac- companied by-a friend, Miss Iris MacDonald. Alberton, went to Summer-side last week and spent two days visiting friends.

u'f(;19pa;f;"(1):Pm:u;g:1:,3frgy3': feizzses at Prince of Wales Col- was held at the home of Mrs. Fred '

FitzGcrald on Tuesday evening.

October ID with seven tables play- Mr. Valerie Bernard, serving

with the Canadian Army and sta-

ing. and the prize going to Mrs. ' tioncd in the province of Manitoba.

Alvin Bernard. A prize for a

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spent a recent furlough with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ber- nard. Alberton. Valerie also spent several days visiting in Tlgnish. the guest of Hon. J. A. and Mrs. Bernard, Mr, and Mrs. Henry Bernard and Mr. Albert Bernard.

freeze-out of forty-fives was won

Work of moving the North Cape lighthouse in-land about four hun- dred feet is to start next week. The keeper's cottage was complet- ed several weeks ago. but due to shortage of materials for the foundation of the lighthouse, the work was held up. The heavy seas breaking against the bank had eat- en away the land on which the lighthouse was located. making it necessary to have it removed in- land. Mr. Perry Morrlssey is the keeper of this light.

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PRKER

-Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Walsh and children John. David and Stephen, left Tignish Wednesday morning for St. Andrews, N.B., where they intend to reside in future. The Walsh family came to Tignish from Charlottetown six years ago and during that time have made many friends who re- gret seeing them leave the village. Mr. Walsh is a research technolog- ist with the Maritime Fisheries Department and will find it more convenient to live in the town of St. Andrews. For the past several years Mrs. Walsh was telephone operator at Tig-nish. serving the public in her pleasing and oblig- ing manner and always ready and willing to do a good deed for a neighbor. Both Mr. and Mrs. Walsh were interested in community work and took an active part in all endeavours for the betterment of the place. The boys playmates and pals are sorry to part with their little friends, and although all regret their leaving Tignlish. wish them health. happiness and success in their new home at St. Andrews.

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Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gaudet left on Friday to spend the winter in

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RED CROSS SWIMMING AND

Front Row: (left to right)-Bab bara Ramsay, Ruth Ramsay. Erma Morrison. Second Row: Lulie Hardy, Joseph Murphy, Otto Banks, Myrna Tuplin. Next two

Campbell and he has been assist- ed by Douglas Nicholson. Wesley Hardy, John Rochford. Clayton Travers, Gordon Coffin. Roy Leard and Erskine Campbell as collectors. a

-The Alberton sub-division of the C.W.L. met at the home of Mrs. James Murphy with twenty- one members present. Rev. W. E. Monaghan opened the meeting with prayer. The treasurer re- ported s36.36 on hand. Plans were made for a card party to be held at the home of Mrs. J. A. Callaghan with Mrs. Ronald McKenna. Mrs. Edwin MacDonald, Mrs. Arthur Bernard and Mrs. Charles Dunn in charge of refreshments. It was decided to send money and mate- rials to the Sisteis of the Precious Blood. The meeting closed with prayer. A contest. prepared by Mrs. Joseph Callaghan was won by Mrs. Merritt Callaghan. Re-l freshments were served by Mrs. Murphy, assisted by Mrs. Ray- mond Saunders and Mrs. Frank Kinch. The November meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Arthur Bernard with Mrs. Joseph Callaghan and Mrs. Harry OlBricn as assistant. hostesses. 'Mrs. Everett Shea will be in charge of the program.

The W.MS. Auxiliary met in the United Church Hall with Mrs. Charles Johnston conducting open- ing worship. Fifteen members answered the roll call. Plans for the annual Thankoffering service were announced. Dr. Florence Murray of Korea will be guest speaker and the service will be in the church on October 22 at 7.00 o'clock. As soon as further

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rows as they appear: Billy Banks. Merrlel Palmer, Mrs. Erlando Ram- say, Marion Hardy. Ernest Hardy. Lois Palmer, Roy Ramsay, Lorena

Thompson, Mrs. James Hardy, Ada

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Mr. McLean Home was thi- guest of his uncle. Mr. James E MacLean on Wednesday.

Mrs. Harold Phillips. Millar,

Mrs. Arthur Ramsay spent the past week in Poplnr Grove, the guest of her son. Louis.

Mrs. Rcngh William spent a few days visiting her sister, Mrs. Herman Dyment.

Mrs. Etta'McArlhur spent, a brief holiday with Mr. and Mrs. Herman Dyment.

Miss Freda McLeod has returned home after vlsitlnz her sister in Ottawa.

Our school is closed for the Fall holidays and the children are all busily engaged in picking potatoes.

Miss Blanch McDougull. student at P. W. C... spent her Thanksgiv- ing holidayr with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred McDougnll.

Rev. W. A. Young, Mrs. Young and two children have returned oi the Manse from their vacation spent in Quebec and Ontario.

Miss Alice Colwill returned to

Toronto after spending the past

two weeks with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Athol Colwill.

Sincere sym-pathy is extended to Mrs. Lee Maynard and Mrs. Elroy Ramsay on the sudden death of theijr mother. Mrs. Robert Eng- lan .

Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Ellis have

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Lloyd Ramsay.' Nellie”'OItwaf Evelyn Morrison. Christine Ram- say. Evelyn Mullins, Alvln Hardy. Mrs. Reginald Palmer, Mrs. Alvin Hardy, Jeanette Banks. Elzle Smith, Mrs. Elzie Smith.

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FRIDAY. OCTOBER 20 8:30 cm. to 2:00 p.m.! '

- , MR. mm was outside work getting cleaned

up. poultry marketing will commence in earnest.

ward Mlllar, Central Lot 16.

The United Ladies' Aid met at the home of Mrs. Athol Colwill on Thursday evening. Sept. 28. A large number of members were and also a number of via- Lunch was served by the n

present ,ilora. hostess and charge.

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-A large number of friends and relatives gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Dyment on Tuesday evening, Sept. 5, to honor them by a shower upon, their recent marriage. Many gift- were received and also a sum of money. Mrs. Dyment was pre- sented with a gasoline iron on behalf of the members of the Northam Women's Institute. Both Mr. and Mrs. Dyment thanked everyone for their kindness. after which all joined in singing "For They Are Jolly Good Fellows". The remainder of the evening was

spent -in card games and social; cCnCdC hC5 '0 CQIISIIIHC 'n9D' of chats. after which a delicious I. lunch was served by the ladies of .I' own mm wk y..'a

the Northam Institute.

A record Turkey crop with produc- ars wall lorganiscd will compete against your Chickens.

Malta your poultry good. Fad mg market carefully.

Is it my turn to receive your next shipment?

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ALMA SCHOOL

The following is the report for the month of September. '

Grade X.-1. James Donald; 2. Lily Henderson. - Grade IX.-1. Blanche Moun- tain: 2. Wanda Barbour.

Grade VI.-1. Joyce Kinch; 2. Shirley Barbour: 3, Ernest Currie.

Grade IV. A.-1. Barbara Moun- tain; 2. Alden Rennie and Myron Barbour. equal.

Grade IV. B.--1, Bill Donald: 2. Jean Barbour: 3. James MacNeill.

tho" crowd roars . u. Kingston, Qnt.

instructions are received a box Grade IX.-1, Sybil Duggnn; 2,

returned to their home in North-

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Mao bull roars . . o A 1 . H11 5 M , will be packed for Canadian 1. Ht, M . Em. ., rene Rennie. and YOU'LL Howl! R.Mf,f. g,ff,',',".,,.,.' ',.'.f,,,:,2d 1.5.5. Church Relief Abroad. The Watch :,,j' .,",;,,,,',',E,,,,,,f,',, M; .'n',, Grade I.-No tests. visiting relatives on Tancock Is- TOW" TGPO” W55 T935 W M"- Mrs. Arthur Nlsbet. Augusta. Tenchermcatherme W533”- Fred Leavitt. The study was pre- Maine,

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THE SEA PICTURE WITH ACTION! Roddy McDowal1 - Eddie Morris - Roland Winters

land. N.S.

Mr. and Mrs. Austin Murphy left on Friday to spend the winter months with members oi! their

family in Windsor, Ont. -

Mr. Henry Clarke. proprietor oi the Hillside Restaurant, is enjoy- ing 3 motnr trio with friends to the New England States.

.Rev. P. A. Fitzpatrick was guest speaker at the sixtieth annlver ary of Bideiord United Church un- day afternoon.

Mr. and Mrs. Evan Wright and Robert, Mrs. Allison Lea and Lil- lian. were guests of Mrs. Arthur Wright during the week-end.

Mrs. Daniel Miller has arrived home after visiting at the home of her son, Mr. James Miller, in Pictou, NS. and at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Ernest Harris, Summerside.

Miss Bertha Bowness. Miss Bea- trice Bowness of Ottawa and Mr. Arnold Weedmark of Carp. Ont... motored to Charlottetown Satur-

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Dllhetuo in it! SONY 818298. may masquerade under symptoms which the layman associates with minor and common upsets. When such symptoms continue,

day evening. They were guests of Mrs. Erskine Haywood.

St. Peter's Anglican Church was attractively decorated with autumn leaves, flowers, fruit and vegetables for the Harvest Festi- val Sunday evening. The service was conducted by Rev. W. J. Phillips and the sermon preached by the rector. Rev. J. R. McMahon.

Mrs. Field. panfed by her granddaughter. Mrs. Gleason, ar- rived on Friday from South Port- land, Maine, to be with her als- ter. Mrs. Edward Thompson, who is a patient in the Western Hos- pital, following an accident 'in which she suffered a fractured pelvis.

Congratulations are being ex- tended to Mr. James O'Rourke. who on Friday. October 18. cele- brated his nlnetleth birthday. Mr.

.to heal by her mission work and

sented by Mrs. P. A. Fitzpatrick. The next meeting will be in the church hall on the first Tuesday, inafiovember at 2.30 p.m. The hos- tess will be Mrs. J. W. Waugh. the i worship will be led by Mrs. J.' H. Wells and the study will be presented by Mrs. Fred Leard.

"For the Healing of the Na- tions" was the theme of the Rally Day service held in the United: Church Sunday morning. The service was conducted by the minister, Rev. P., A. Fitzpatrick, who also gave a brief address il- lustrating how the Church leeks

by relief for the needy. A Sunday School choir. augmented by mem- bers of the regular choir, led the singing. Members of the Sunday School also took a prominent part in the service which included re- cltations. a story and I solo. Cer- tiflcates for memory work were presented to Dorothy MacNevin and Douglas Currie. Promotion certificates from Beginners to Primary Department were present- ed to Eleanor Johnston. Teddy Corbett, Phyllis Matthews. Janet Francis, David and Billy Morrell, and from Primary to Junior De- partment lo Lona Hunter, Belle Wilkie, Wesley Inman, Douglas Currie. Lily Beth Clarke, David Campbell. Howard Wilkes, Barbara Wilkes, Denton Matthews and Al- lan Johnston.

The October meeting of the Town Council was held in the Court House Tuesday at B p.m. with Mayor C. R. Profltt presiding and Councillors Weeks, Moran. Matthews. Currie and Oulton in attendance. Minutes of the sap-

tember meetlng were read and approved. Bills amounting to 8314.22 were ordered id. Lat- utera received by Fire hief Oui- ton from the Provincial lira Mar- shal and Hon. J. A. Bernard re- garding the holding of meetings to discuss fire prevention and pro- tection were read. and the mat-

Much sympathy from this com- munity is extended to Mr. Robert England and family upon the aud- den death at his wife who passed away "on Saturday morning after a short illness.

A large number attended the service in the Freeland Presby- terian Church on Wednesday eve- ning. The Moderator of the Gen- eral Assembly, Rev. F. Scott Mac- Kenzle, was the guest preacher.

The fneral of the late Mrs. Robert ngland was held on Monday afternoon from her late residence to the Church of Eng- land. Ellerslle. It was very large- ly attended by friends from a for distance. Mrs. England was a very highly respected lady.

Mrs. James McKay and daugh- ter of Boston. Mass.. have re- turned to their home after spend- ing a week's holiday with Mrs. McKay's two brothers. Mr. Char- in and Woodland Colwill, North-

"CIIAIN LIGHTNING” IN. HA8 IIUMPHBEY BOGART

-Humphrey Bogart. one of the most popular action stars in the Hollywood armament, comes to Capital Theatre audiences today in the made-to-order. right.-up-to- the-minute action story of the year-Warner Bros! "chain Light- sling.”

A powerful yarn using Jet-pro- pelled planes as a background. "chain Lightning" shows Bogart as a test pilot for the hot. jobs and marks the first feature picture of such proportions to let the pmallt: in on the latest thing in aviation.

Providing the love interest is the beautiful -Eleanor Parker who

the 'l'1n-tie" two tom ago.

calmly took on for Europe for one year and then took mother year to have a baby. while the fan -clubs and fans howled for more of La

made such a hit in ”'!'he Voice, of

Free, coloured cut-out cartons that llkl, big trains or make-believe modem

the advice of a physi on should be sought lmmedi- O'n”"'" ""d '" 1"” "" ” c""' tor left in the hands I the tire Pith!"- dfoly. I diabetes is pcrlbsent, it is far betterto have eITl1enx;l1Od.l:m:lnlglI!::I el:"ilo'r:: B”'''''' c”"''"""' ”:"""" ” w" ”""' ”'"' "' "" ''”'''

plays a Red Cross girl in logland who meets the intrepid Army pilot played by Bogart. when aftar the

as his talents are needed tea

ported that culverts are not yet available. it was moved by Coun- olllor weeks. seconded by coun- cillor Onlton. and carried. that J. 2'. White and son be ordered to remove. within forty-eight hours. the sign encroaching on Church street which they created con- trary to the by-laws of the Town. The policemen is to be instructed . to take a to collect dog licenses wi authority to warn owncratoobtainallocnaaortb , 0

will be rounded agaiaat 16:30 t by-laws of the '1'

motion of Councillors and Ilattbawa. the maximum pat . - eat of Town g laws was re from thirty . . - ninety dollars. friia matter -ails, nail! :!!-law was left our for

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iitilknown, because under he doctor's core, )1, diabetic Mains Ctaam a

ii:ohtllvc"aph p ' useful! ea-and often enjoy a longer IVCIIBQ, 9 expectancy. We are prepared to

t-the diabetic in carrying out th , V rs-prescribed routine b maintain?

. tngfnsh supplies of insuln, needles, syringes, tcstscts, and other accessor-

with his daughter, Mrs. James Murphy. in recent years he has at two winters with his son. 1'. Leo O'Rourke, in Corner Brook. Newfoundland.

Collection for the cancer fund is nearing completion, and contri- butions ha in wall.

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